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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-04, Page 17TOW AND COUNTR T 18. Services available 18. Services, available 18. Services available 18. Services available 26. Births For all your Carpet & Upholstery cleaning needs, call SUPERIOR MAINTENANCE Our steamvalla Power - brush method gets the deep down dirt, others miss. Phone 524-8892 Free Estimates TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL �°`i MECHANICAL STUMP REMOVAL FREE ESTIMATES CALL 396-7881 OR 396-7824 CARPET CARE Rugs & Upholstery Professionally Steam Cleaned. Free Estimates Steam Machine Rental '12.00 DAY 524-2440 APPLIANCE' REPAIRS Service To All Makes. Authorized Service for Inglis, Enterprise, Magic Chef, Whirl- pool. CALL 524-7861 HOFFMEYER APPLIANCE CENTRE Division of HOFFMEYER PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. 55 Kingston St., Goderich Screene Top -Soil For Lawns; Gardens, Flower Beds Lyle Montgomery 482-7644 Phone evenings PIANO TUNING a Repairs e Rebuilding a Keys Recovered 9 Dampp-Chasers BRUCE PULSIFER 348-9223 Mitchell DISC JOCKEY STEVENS tl COUNTRY GOLD [i 8 ROCK'N ROLL Good recorded music for weddings, dances, an- niversaries, parties, etc. Phone Brussels evenings 887-6159 Paper Hanging and Painting ReasonableRates Neat, clean work CALL 524-7961 AFTER 5 P.M. ARTS Landscaping -Nursery and Garden Centre 116 Bennett, Goderich LAWN CARE ROLLING FERTILIZER SPRING BULBS Complete line of Everything needed for INDOOR & OUTDOOR GARDENING 524-2645 C & R BUILDERS Custom Homes and Innovative Renovations Phone: 524-8147 t Announcing: Electric Motor rewind and repair shop. Motor & Generator Sales & Service. Pletch Electric ltd. Electrical Contractor 425 Josephine St. (Old C.N.R. Station) WINGHAM, ONT. 357-1583 FLEX -HEAT RADIANT CEILIN HEATINGSYSTEMS thermofilm An alternative to rising gas flex -heat prices and increasing oil shortages The newest and most comfortable way to heat - for In- dustrial, commercial and residential use. For more Information about the Flex -Heat System con- tact: FRED LAWRENCE ELECTRIC LTD. AUBURN, ONTARIO 526-7505 ROOFING • Accurate estimates • Guaranteed workmanship • All types of roofing • Removing old shingles and re -sheathing 524-2062 PIANO TUNING AND PIANO LESSONS CALL DAVE McKEE 524-7774 avti CUSTOM BULLDOZING CALL: J.A. CULBERT R.R. 1 DUNGANNON 529-7469 INTERIOR DESIGNER Having problems choosing colours, paper, paints or flooring? Contact: CAROLYN 524-7004 after six JIM MOSS White Washing and Disinfecting To Barns and Buildings Of All Types 529-7650 ELECTROLUX CANADA LTD. Sales 8 Service - Also - JOB OPENING Contact AL RILEY 153 LIGHTHOUSE ST. 524-6514 ®SNI®% DISC JOCKEYS Weddings e Dances 0Anniversaries e Parties Wide variety of music for all occasions Call PHIL ABBOTT 24-2894 JOHN WARREN 524-4180 PAINTING MINOR HOME REPAIRS CALL: D. MacDONALD 524-8198 After 6 p.m. PAINTING Houses, Cottages, Barns, Fences INTERIOR EXTERIOR John Brown 524-9167 Neil Sager 524-6582 WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 524-9626 GODERICH ANYTIME -FREE ESTIMA IS - 19. Notice to creditors IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM ARTHUR STEDMAN PECK ALL claims against the Estate of William Arthur Stedman Peck late of R.R. 3„ in the Village of Bayfield, it) the County of Huron, who died on or about 8th day March, 1978, must be filed with the undersigned per- sonal representative on or before June 30th, 1980; thereafter the undersigned will distribute the assets of the said' Estate having regard only to the claims then filed. DATED this 26th day of May, 1980. Ralph William Nicholls, Ad•ministratOrwith Will annexed by his Solicitors, Macdonald, Kennedy & Pendell, 330 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario. M5H 2S8 —23-25 FRED BISSET WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY PHONE: 524-7223 EVENINGS PLEASE 20. Public notices I WILL not be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife Lynn Karen Leibold as of May 21, 198d.—Kenneth Leibold.-23-25x 21. Personal PREGNANT AND DISTRESSED? Married or single, free positive con- fidential support. Help is as close as your telephone. BIRTHRIGHT - ;London (collect) 432-7197 or 534-2913, 357-1769 or 392-6541.— 2x UNWANTED HAIR: Vanished away with Saca- Pelo. Saca-Pelo is different. It does not dissolve or remove hair from the sur- face, but penetrates and retards growth of unwanted hair. Lor -Beer Lab. Ltd., 9- 712 Robson St., Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1A2. -23,24x 22. Lost and found FOUND — Pale orange Persian cat, one white and one gold collar, Picton Street East area. Phone 524- 6256.-23 LOST — Seven -month-old white Persian kitten with brown markings, large fluffy tail, area of Victoria and Trafalgar Streets, answers to "Fluffy". Finder please phone 524-8403.--23 24. Business opportunities Frame Shop For Sale In Goderich Apply to Drawer No. 1, c/o Goderich Signal Star, P.O. Box 220, In- dustrial Park, Goderich. 25. To give away FOUR part Burmese kittens, litter trained. Phone 524- 8963.-22,23nc TO GIVE AWAY — One grey and white female cat. Litter trained. Also five grey and white adorable kittens. Less than three months old. Call 524-4700 after 5 p. m.-23nc TO GIVE AWAY — Persian Cat with four kittens. Nicely marked. Kittens six weeks old. Phone 524-9265 after 5 p.m. 23nc ',,TO GIVE AWAY d Spayed female, housetrained and all shots given, one year old, half Husky, half Collie, to good home in country. Phone 529-7225.-23,24 26. Births MacLENNAN To Mr. and Mrs: David MacLennan (nee Rubina Brindley), Glamis, at Kincardine General Hospital, May 26, 1980, a son, Gerald David, weighing 9 lbs. 8 oz. Another grandson for' Mrs. Clarence MacLennan, Glamis and Mrs. Gordon K. Brindley, Goderich.-23 STEEP Paul and Sharon Steep, R.R.6, Goderich, are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Christopher Paul, at Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, on Friday, May 30, 1980, weighing 6 lbs. 15% ozs. Proud grandparents for the first time are Don and Flora Kenwell, Clinton, and Bob and Phyllis Steep, Goderich. STEPHENS Mark and Sonia joyously announce the safe arrival of an 8 lb. 5% oz. baby girl, Erin Elizabeth, on May 30th, 1980, 6:37 p.m., at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, • Goderich. Proud grandparents are Anthony and Elsie Bychylo, Toronto, Ontario; Lloyd and Norma (nee Cook.)" Stephens, Bayfield, Ontario. Special thanks to Dr. Mario Cauchi and the entire staff of 2nd East for their help and kindness. --23x ANDERSON To John and Theresa Anderson of R.R.5, Goderich, a baby girl, born May 28, 1980 at Goderich Hospital. Kelly Terese weighed 7 lbs. 4 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Dungannon and Mr. and Mrs • Leo Huber of Lucknow. A great grandchild for Mrs. Gertrude Park of Dungannon. 'CULBERT Barry and Sheila Culbert of Goderich are happy to an- nounce the arrival of their daughter, Leslie Laverne, born June 1,1980 at Goderich Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 51/2 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Culbert of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kersey of Windsor. WYLDS Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wylds of R.R.7, Lucknow, are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter, Amanda June, born May 30, 1980 at Goderich Hospital, weighing 9 lbs. 5 oz. A little sister for Danny. 28. Engagements COURTNEY-BATTYE Elizabeth Battye is happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, -Christina Ann to Gary Michael Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney. The wedding will take place on Saturday, June" I4, 1980, at 5 p.m. in St. Michael's Catholic Church, Blyth. An openreception follows at B p.m. Everyone welcome. -23 29. Marriages WATT -S IMONS We are pleased to announce the marriage of our daughter, Sue, to Ian Watt, of Woodbridge, on May 2, 1980. Open House will be held in their honor at our home near Varna, on Saturday afternoon, June 14th. All friends welcome.—George and Carol Simons. -23 30. In memoriam GRIGG In fond and loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Bruce H. Grigg, who passed away suddenly. June 3; 1978. A . tribute of love and remembrance to our loved one, Who was one of the best, May the joy that he missed on life's journey, Be found in the Garden of Rest. —Ever rememberedby wife Laura, daughter Joan, sons Ken, Alan, Ted and families. -23 SCOTT In loving memory of A dear husband, father and gran- dfather, James D. Scott, who passed away one year ago, May 31, 1979. Our family circle broken, God took you in His care, To join those gone before you, And await our reunion there. —Sadly missed and always remembered by wife, Jean, Jim and Donna, Ken and Laura and grand- children. -23x 31. Card of thanks BATTYE Thank you to all the ladies of the Kingsbridge area who held the lovely shower. I appreciate the lovely gifts. and your thought- fulness.—Christina Bat- tye.-23 - Mac LENNAN Mr. and Mrs.. David MacLennan (nee' Rubina Brindley) wish to thank their relatives and friends for the gifts, cards and flowers received at the birth of their son Gerald David, -23 SCHOEMAKER We would like to thank children, relatives, friends and neighbors for the cards, flowers, gifts and donations received on our 25th wedding anniversary.—Gerry and He len.-23x GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4,1980—PAGE 17 Holrnesviiie... • from page 10 held June 19 when there will be an auction pale. The Goderich Township W.I. will meet June 9 at 8 p.m. in the Holmesville School. There will be a plant sale at this meeting. - SCHOOL NEWS Track and field. All people who competed in the school -track and field meet Thursday, May 22 are to be congratulated. Competition was tough and all made a good showing. Listed below are the first, second, third place overall winners in each category. Senior Boys, Shawn Rahbek, Kent Feagan, Mike Powell; in- termediate boys, Robin Lobb, Frank Scholendorf, Mike Clark; junior boys, Gary $.tephenson, Carson Teal, Stephen Bugler; midget boys, Rob Roosemalen, Rod Nurse, Michael Bush; senior girls, Cathy Oke, Linda Russilo, Nancy Bugler; intermediate gjr,ls, Shelley Teal, Brenda „ Minielly, Ingrid ' Claus ; junior girls, Shelley Surridge, Anne Bornath, Kim Giles; midget girls, Angela Bakker, Jenny Allen, Julia Feltham. Those students who placed first or second in any event will be going to Seaforth District High School on Tuesday, June 3 to compete with other pupils from other schools. For pupils not going to Seaforth, play day will be held at the school. On Friday, June 6, the 'the area, date Kindergarten A and B, Grade one, Grade three, four will be going on a trip to Storybook Gardens in London. Thursday, June 5 and Thursday, June 12 will be busy days for the Holmesville Band and choir as they are going travelling to Hullett and Clinton Public Schools on June 5. On June 12, our. choir and band will perform before students of Colborne and Robertson Public Schools. The kindergarten graduation will take place "in the school gymnasium on Friday, June 20. Kindergarten graduation commen.;es at 1 p.m. Parents of kindergarten pupils are invited for refreshments in the kindergarten room after graduation. - Awards for outstanding ils in such field pup s as sports, public speaking, etc. will be given out at a ceremony on Friday, June 20, Presentations will begin after Kin- dergarten graduation which is being held on the same day. - Students will have Monday, June 9 off as this is a Professional Development Day Once again the Grade 8 graduating class will have a chance to pur- chase graduation pic- tures. Those wishing to purchase photographs, please bring $4 to the school secretary by June 15 Monday and Tuesday, June 23 and 24 the Grade 8's are going to be travelling to Niagara to see the different sites of Wednesday, June 25 is the graduation date for Ho1mesvill e Grade 8's. The tation of the School presen- awards Shriner an commence at 1 p.m. As in other years, the Women's Institute has been very kind in offering to cater at the ceremony. Lunch will. begin at noon. A letter will be sent home to parents of the graduating class soon. Wednesday, June 25. This will be the last day of school for the pupils. Students will return to the school on Tuesday, September 2, 1980. NOTES Last Sunday afternoon the Holmesville Sluggers won their ball game -with Porters . Hill. Gun Club with a good- turnout to watch this game. • T -ball for beginners to start Tuesday, June 10, 7 -to 8:30 p.m. Registration $4 so please bring the money with you to the game if you have not' registered. Hugh Lobb is the organizer. - Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties spent several days in Dayton, Ohio visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Penney. Homemakers look at expansion. by Shelley McPhee The success and ap-' parent need for the services of the Town and Country Homemakers in Huron County has led the agency to look at future expansion and the need for more funds. At the Homemakers annual meeting in Clinton on May 15 a group of close to 70 learned that since its beginning two years ago, the homemaking and home care programs are now serving well over 100 senior citizens and the handicapped in their own homes, through the aid of nearly 70 homemakers, with help from medical and professional people. Jean Young, ad- ministrator of the Homemakers agency reported that some 125 homes in Huron are using the homemaking service, which offers personal in- home care. She said that 75 per cent of the people using the service are senior citizens and 25 per cent are handicapped or people recovering from illness or a hospital care. •- She explained that the fee for the homemaking service was $5 per hour in 1979 and .along with . private, citizens in the county, it was sold to the Home -. Care Program, Community Social Services and Family and Children's Services, Mrs. Young noted that the Homemakers have applied to the ministry of community and social services for a $15,000 grant to help the home support programs. The money would be used to help 'the private citizen purchase the homemaking services. The grant could cover up to 50• per cent of the costs for the individual using the service and the Homemakers agency will study theclient's financial position inorder to give reductions. Mrs. Young explained that presently, private patients can Only get reducations in the costs through donations or through fund raising projects for the program. Mrs. Young is op- timistic that the ministry will approve the grant and the group learned 'from guest speaker, Doug Hayma,.administrator of the ministry' of corn- munity and social ser- vices London area office, that word on the grant would• be coming in the near future. Mrs. Young explained that the Homemakers agency is also hoping to use part of the grant money to set up co- ordinators of the agency in Clinton, Goderich, Seaforth and Exeter. The agency only has offices in Wingham at the present time and they are at- tempting to make the service more accessible to people by having contacts in all areas - of the county. A Watts telephone line may also be installed to help defray costs of long distance calls Which' seem to present, . a problem, especially when only information is needed about the. agency's programs. Betty CardrW, board chairman also told the group that the hoard of directors .may be ex- panded. She- explained, "This would provide a broader representation • throughout the county and to assist in achieving the goals and objectives of the Town and Country Homemakers." Presently 10 people sit ,on the board of directors1, and elections were held at the meeting to choose this year's directors. They include: Betty Cardno, Seaf orth ; Ruth• Linton, Goderich; John McKinnon, Goderich; Helen Tench, Clinton; Jean Adams, Goderich; Lossy Fuller, Exeter; Gwen Whilsmith, RR 2;..... Zurich ; Beverly Brown, Wingham; Lois Hodgert, Seaforth and Warren Zinn, Ashfield Township, the Huron County .representative. Mrs. Cardno also ex- plained that in order to keep the fees of the homemaking program at a. reasonable level, ad- ditional funds are needed and she- explained that the board is approaching industries, service clubs and other organizations in the county, for donations. "Any money raised through these efforts, will be utilized to give • assistance , to people requiring homemaking, Turn to page 19 • YOU BET YOUR LIFE IT CAN. PLEASE GIVE. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY + These 10 youngsters, members of Children of the Church of Knox Presbyterian Church, visited the elderly and shutins around town Saturday and ditributed small gifts. The children include; Lisa Empson, Nadia Davidson, Christine Straughan, Melanie Hollingworth and Michelle Glen. The front row includes Tanya Empson, Karen Armstrong, Shannon Kelly, Susan Armstrong and Krista Glen. (photo by Dave Sykes)