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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-03, Page 14M PAGE 14 GODEF CH SIGNALrSTA13t, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1984 36. Announcements, notices 36. Announcements, notices Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING The Ministry of Government Services is preparing to convert the Bluewoter Centre near Goderich, a former facility for the developmentally handicapped closed in November 1983, to a facility for the detention of young offenders. It is planned that when functional the Centre, which will be operated by the Ministry of Correctional Services, will provide speciallted correctional programs and facilities for up to 120 young persons detained under the provisions of the Young Offenders Act. The Ministry of Correctional Services invites residents in the area of the Bluewater Centre and other interested persons to attend a public meeting to learn of the Ministry's plans and to offer comments for the consideration of the Minister before the undertaking proceeds. The meeting Is being held pursuant to an Exemption Order under the Environmental Assessment Act. The public meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 9th, 1984, at 8:00 p.m. at the - Goderich Township Community Centre Holmesville, Ontario For further information please contact the Ministry of Correctional Services London Tel: 679-1760. Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services Honourable Nicholas G. Leluk Minister George R. Podrebarac Deputy Minister V.J. Crew Regional Director 38. Auction sale AUCTION SALE Near Dispersal Of Cows, Calves, Purebred Shorthorn Cattle OCTOBER 15, 1984 1:00 P.M. CARNATION STOCK FARMS 3 mi. E. of Dungannon from main corner LUNCH COUNTER AUCTIONEER: BILL WALKER WEISBROD AUCTIONS Walton, Ont. 519-887-6050 — Auction Sale — Thursday, Oct. 11, 1984 From a Collector of fine furniture, antiques, oil lamps, depression glass, old 45's, plus additions. AUCTION SALE of Goats, Dairy Cows, Yearlings, Calves, Hay, Farm Machinery, Antiques, Household Furniture, Cream Quota Will Be Held For JIM & TERESA THOMPSON N.H. Lots 71 & 72, Con. 1, KinlossiiTwp. (11/2 mi. N. & 1'/, mi. W. Lucknow) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1984 10:00 A.M. TERMS: Cash Day of Sale or Cheque with I.D. FARM 50L0 ANY FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS GIVEN VERBALLY DAY OF SALE. OWNERS OR AUCTIONEERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE. SELLING BY NUMBER LUNCH BOOTH AUCTIONEERS LANGSIDE AUCTION SERVICE ALLAN R. MILLER JOE METZGER BILL HALDENBY For information call 395-3157 or 395-8240 38. Auction sale Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON — 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT. OCT. 6 AT 10 A.M.: Antiques, furniture, appliances for the estate of Edith Pickard at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton. SAT. OCT. 13 AT 9:30 A.M.: Modern three bedroom brick home at 129 Erie St. S., Clinton for the estate of Russel Colclough. SAT. OCT. 13 AT 10 A.M.: Antiques, fur- niture, appliances, etc. at Richard Lobb's Auc- tion Barn, Clinton, for the estate of Russel Colclough. Consignment AUCTION SALE Antiques, household effects, tools, mach- inery, will be held at the LANGSIDE AUCTION CENTRE Langside 3 corners E. & 3 corners N. of Lucknow MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 AT 11:30 A.M. EARLY CONSIGNMENTS INCLUDE: Piano; round pine table and four chairs; pine china cabinet; cedar chest; tape recorders; adding . machines; Coleman heater; Panasonic video cartridge play- ers; copying machines; airtight stoves; 8 H.P. M.F. riding lawn mower; 1973 Honda 354cc motorbike; small bulldozer; 18 HP Johnsoir outboard motor; 5 cans driveway sealer; Fogmaster defogger; electric stoves; roof rack; shovels; MacTac; radios; bolts and nuts; tools; bikes; dishes; T.V. trays; couches; dryer; oil stove; water conditioner; cream separator; bird cages; crib; tables; pool table; hair dryers; writing desk; high chair; dresser; gates; tool box; 1000 x 20 truck tires; C.B.; plow; aleu, T.V.; Quebec heaters; sewing 'jj hlnes; card table; clock; crocks; hub ps; antique spades; dining room table and 4 chairs; buffet; single windmill bed; dressers; Ironing board: heater. UNCH BOOTH Owner or auctioneers not responsible for accidents. TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE WITH I.D. LANGSIDE AUCTION SERVICE , 392-8240 395-3157 39. Educational CAREER IN TRUCKING. Transport Drivers need- ed, Now is the time to train for your Class A License. For interviews contact Mery Orr Transport. London (519) 432.1726 Cambridge (519) 623.2430. 0-40 BAYFIELD ANTIQUE AUCTION After 16 years on Bayfield s moan street Don Lance is retiring from his Antiques business He and his wife Lois will offer for sale the contents of their heritage building both the Antique Shop and their home by Public Auction on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1984 at 10:30 a.m. HURON COUNTY PIECES: Pine corner cupboard with 8 light doors, Cherry dropleaf stand with 2 drawers. original Belden's 1879 Huron County')Atlas. crocks. jugs J Whiddon Boyfield tea tin Hewson druggist bottles (Bayfield) FURNITURE: English davenport desk (Circassian Walnut). English Mahogany bowfront chest of drawers Bell Organ 8 Piano Co (Guelph) 11 stop reed pump organ in excellent playing condition and orgon stool oval dining table. Victorian gentleman's chair. pine blanket box. 8 day ogee clock hooked mats, hondwoven coverlet; copper luster; antique store display cabinets antique planes lamps GLASS: Art glass. pressed gloss incl goblets, compotes. coke stands, water sets. etc., cut glass pitcher with 6 tumblers. misc china pieces, incl. Bayfield souvenirs and Blue Willow, quontity of Treenware and store tins. cook books WORKS OF ART: Chandler prints oils and water 'colours of early Bayfield and Goderich. Military prints Sunbonnet girls, First Harvest and 60 years after; Victorian wreaths: Canadian readers and other books. plus many primitives, misc. household furnishings. beds dressers, choirs etc FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: DICK ROBINSON Sales Manager for: `e5`a/! DON & LOIS LANCE LUNCH 565-2609 AVAILABLE , AUCTIONEEt1a,1.IoVICATO!iLAPPMtsrtts.TENOEt1smoxtea♦.Ai,,*s F.s*co siu ThNT, —Rau—.44, _- rS-14-..).÷- rsr. .?9-7 c7-16 39. Educational FREE12$' page Career Guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and port time jobs. Granton Institute, 265A Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Call (416)977-3929 today.-0-29tf EARN EXTRA INCOME! Learn to Prepare Income Tax Returns by correspondence. Local Franchise Available. For details write: Tax Time Services Limited, 1304 Spears Road, Oakville, 161 2X4.-0-40 FAMILY TAX PLANNING. Learn Loopholes to decrease taxes. Free Brochure. U & R Tax Schools, 207-1345 Pembina Hwy. Winnipeg, Mon. R3T 286,-0-40 40. Lost & Found FOUND: Child's silver charm bracelet, Robertson School vicinity. Phone 524-8682.-39,40nx REWARD - Lost, one trl-coloured male Walker, Sept. 22nd in Auburn area. Call collect 526-7227 or 524-8519.-39,40,41 FOUND, I'm cute, cuddly and lost. I'm black with grey stripes and about five months old. I was found on Regent street last Tuesday. If I'm your kitten, please call 524-9568.---40 41. To give away TO GIVE AWAY to a good home. Friendly, part beagle dog, loves children and would make a good pet. Phone 524.6913.-39,40nx 43. Miscellaneous Investor tenants or persons who may wish to par- ticipate as investors only in an apartment building containing a small number of units pro- posed to be built on a location two blocks from downtown area, are requested to contact Harold W. Shore, Box 172, Goderich. Dial 524-7272 for complete information, -40x - 44. Engagements MARLEAU-MAIN - Mr. and Mrs. Phil Main wish to announce the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter Cheryl Lynn to Mr, Dean Marleau, son of Mrs. Bruce Logan of Guelph, and Mr. Donald Marleau of Cambridge. The marriage will take place on Sat., Oct. 6th, 1984 at 7:30 p,m., North Street United Church, Goderich.-40 SEERS -PRIEST Maxine and Bill Seers are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Faye Louise to Geoffrey Alf red, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Priest, RR 1, Dashwood. Wedding to take place at the home of the bride's parents, October 13, 1984. Open reception to follow at the White Carnation, Holmesville.-40 46. In memoriam McNEIL In loving memory of o daughter and a sister, Mary Lou, who passed away one year ago Sept. 29. We often sit and think of you, And think of how you died, To think you couldn't say goodbye, Before you closed your eyes. The blow was hard, the shock severe, We never thought your death so near, And only those who have lost can tell, The pain of parting without farewell, It's sad but true, we wonder why, The best are always the first to die. Forever loved, and never forgotten by Mom, Dad, brothers and families, -40 COLLINSON In loving memory of a dear father, grandfather and great grandfather, Alvin, who passed away four years ago, October 6, 1980. Sadly missed olong life's way, Quietly remembered day by day. No longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts he is always there. Loved and always remembered by Normo, Bob, George, Donna, Jim. Jean, Jane, Terry and families.-40nx 47. Card of thanks 1i 'i 5 - OFA encouraged by government response The Ontario Federation of Agriculture -(OFA) is encouraged by the provincial government's response to its recommenda- tions on stabilization: In July, the OFA suggested that the On- tario government develop a bi-partite stabilization plan when legislation for a tri- partite plan at the federal level died on the order paper. September 12 in Toronto, when a delega- tion from the OFA presented its annual brief to the provincial cabinet, agriculture minister Dennis Timbrell announced that if legislation for a tri -partite plan isn't passed by the federal government by January 1, 1985, the province would develop a bipartite stabilization plan. "Ideally, a tri -partite concept would be better for farmers, and we have Prime Minister -elect Mulroney's commitment to get ,the legislation through the House of Commons quickly," OFA president, Harry Pelissero, said. "But if there is some delay, I'm pleased to know that the province is willing to provide the much needed assistance to red meat producers." Red meat stabilization is like an in- surance plan, intended to help farmers who 47. Card of thanks BEACOM I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for cards, flowers and treats during my stay at Goderich Hospital and Victoria Hospital in Lon- don. Bill. -40x TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR PARTS ONLY, 1978 FORD % ton, four door pickup from States. No rust anywhere. 14,000 miles on rebuilt 351 M engine. No grill, but everything else. New dual exhaust. Craig, 524- 4414, or 524-4311:-40x AMAZING DISHWASHER POWDER, '2.29 per kilo. Craig's Country Bulk, Suncoast Mall, 524- 44.14.-40x AMAZING LAUNDRY DETERGENT '1,30 per kilo or 50 cents per Ib. "Compare to Tide". Craig's Country Bulk, Suncoast Mall, 524-4414,-40x ROYAL ■ = TRUST Corporation of Canada, Realtor 1183 King St. East, Kitchener -(519) 578-6220 GODERICH MINOR SOCCER ASSOCIATION On behalf of soccer players and their families we would like to sincerely thonk the Optimist Club of Goderich for the most delicious and well serv- ed meal at the Soccer Banquet on Sunday September 23. 1984. —40 RUDDOCK We would like to thank everyone who were so kind and helpful during the illness and loss of our dear Uncle William Ruddock. Special thanks to the Doctors and Nurses at the Alexandra Morine and General Hospital. We would also like to thank the McCallum Funeral Home, Rev. L. Royal for his comforting message, the ladies of Knox Presbyterian Church for the lovely lunch and all those who sent flowers, food, cords and charitable donations. Nieces and Nephews. 40x H A WGOOD The family wish to express their thanks to all who sent cords, flowers and gifts, while o potient in University Hospital, London and to Reverend McMillian who was so faithful in his visitation. Also the nurses on 5th floor. Also Dr. Barton. and Dr. James Rourke and the Stiles Funeral Home. Jean Howgood and family. 40 FLEEMAN We would like to thank Dr. Conway, Dr. James Rourke, ambulance drivers. nurses and staff Alexandra Hospital for their care. Special thanks to neighbours who helped when my husband was taken 10 hospital and the many acts of kindness since his return home. A big thank you one and all. It will always, be remembered. God bless you. Phyllis Fleemon 40 MacKENZIE A sincere thank you to Doctors Lambert, Couchi, Conway and Neol and the staff on second east for their excellent core while we were patients there. We are also very appreciative of • the cards, flowers and visits during our sfay. Cathy and Gregory. --40x BROOKS 4 We would like to thank everyone who was so kind and helpful during the illness and loss of a dear wife and mother and daughter, Mrs, Dorothy Brooks. Our special thanks to the nurses an the 2nd floor at the Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital and especially Dr. Rourke and the people involved with the palliative core unit at the hospital. We would also like to thank the McBurney Funeral Home, Reverend Robert Crocker, the Wingham and Goderich Legions' Ladies Auxiliaries, friends, relatives and neighbours who remembered us with flowers, cords, food, charitable donations r—` f/ -..da so -other. expressfons.oi syr_O�tlhy._ o 14, Harr'yc_ Jeannette and Elva, —39,40x ' PRIME LOCATION - This is the Ideal Family Business: Good Location, 10 Acres of land, Supported'iby A General Store, Gas Bar and Miniature Golf Course. This property, located near a Provincial Park, North of Goderich, has to be seen to be fully appreciated. CaII RANDY MILLAR at (519) 524-7950. Residential Farms Business Resort Property COUNTRY ESTATE HOMES FIVE ACRES - North off Hwy. 21. Family home featuring Inground pool, fenced patio, garden shed, attached garage, family room and your own games room. Many extras are Included. Beautifully Landscaped grounds and reforestation area - over 1000 trees. Shown by ap- pointment only by calling Bill Clifford, 524-9090. raise cattle, hogs, sheep.and lambs. Under a tri -partite plan, "premiums" would be paid by the federal and participating provincial government, and by farmers who want to participate in the program. Under a bi- partite plan, the provincial government and farmers would make contributions to the plan. When the market price of a particular commodity falls below what is deemed to be an adequate level, the stabilization plan would pay out. This would alleviate the im- pact which the fluctuations in market prices' have on farmers. Pelissero said he was pleased with the reception the OFA's brief was given by Premier Davis and his cabinet. "We made 45 recommendations in six very important areas of concern. The OFA will be working to see that something constructive is done with our ideas," Pelissero said. The areas covered in the brief were financing, land use, marketing, labour, the role of farm women and education. .41. One of the recommendations was that the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food (OMAF,) develop a pamphlet on careers in agriculture for use by guidance counsellors. CUSTOM-BUILT RANCH - Located on seven acres with 700 feet of frontage on Maitland River, close to I3enmiller. Florida Room with built-in barbecue. Features Include extra large family room with fireplace, spacious games room, lavish baths, luxurious master bedroom, plus two large, tastefully decorated bedrooms. Built -In ap- pliances In modern kitchen, family size dining room and attractive bright living roam. To inspect this quality executive home, call Jack Cummings 524-9624 for an appointment today. Town&Country REAL ESTATE phone 524-8331 NEW LISTING .0.111 Palmerston St. Delightful 3 bedroom, 2 storey. Mainfloor familyroom, fireplace, eat -in kitchen, large private yard. Deluxe sundeck. Family comfort and enjoyment in this home. In 50's. Call: 524-8480 SUPER LOCATION - Five miles south of Hwy. 21. Gracious family home with hobby barn, two ponds, swimming pool, on an eight acre parcel. Massive stone fireplace in living room, family size din- ing room, step -saving kitchen, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, plus extra rooms for guests, 2 car garage, are.1 wort -Atop. Enid Bell, the listing agent, has all the details. Please give her a call, 524-8191. \ FREE EVALUATIONS - NO OBLI IONS PICK UP YOUR FREE CATALOGUE 76 Hmmtlton 5t., Goderleh fl►i IJL`U ALL POINTS REALTY INC. "L" SHAPED BUNGALOW Very Spacious YA, French doors, finish the basement to your own design. Take a look. GOOD BEACH -YEAR ROUND ACCESS Well kept 2 bedroom cottage at Houston Heights, South of Bayfield. Access to good beach. Most contents included. Asking 538,000. Call Dominic today. 175 ST. DAVID STREET 2 storey yellow brick, 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, a lot of natural woodwork. Modern kitchen, new roof, new water supply & new furnace- Home in excellent condition, 11/2 car detached garage. Lot 104' x 104'. AI! for only 560,000. GODERICH TWP. - OWNER RELOCATING 1 v2 storey frame & aluminum siding, 3 bedrooms, main floor laundry, 4.75 acres with secluded garden & stream. Only '52,000. CaII today for your showing. LOOK - ONLY 528,000 3 bedroom Tudor style modular home with many extras. Check it out today. Located at Huron Haven Park. 1840 LOG HOME 1.1 74 acres, pond, barn, close to lake. Look at it today. DOMINIC BRADLEY 482-7841 GARY RUPERT 524-8777 PAUL ZURBRIGG 524-2036 Agricultural Rep BILL STEENSTRA 482-3780 MAKING HOMES AFFORDABLE, CU4T*JRv 211. 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