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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-03-19, Page 17PAGE 16—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986 36. Auction sale AUCTION SALE Plano, pump organ, appliances. fur- niture, truck topper etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Clinton, Ont. for Mrs. Margaret Wein of Exeter plus several additions. SATURDAY M.` RCH 22 AT 10AM Helntzman upright grand piano, piano stool, Doherty pump organ, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf dining table w/2 leaves and six matching chairs in good condi- tion, library table, antique three drawer chest w/mustache pulls, washs- tand. Kenmore 221/2 inch electric stove, Westinghouse 30" electric stove. Simplicity spin dry washer. clothes dryer, modern chesterfield w/matching loveseat & chair, older chesterfield, modern queen size bed box spring & mattress, old wooden bed w/mattress. round Sunday school table w/folding legs° round pedestal kitchen table w/4 matching chairs, 36 inch high aluminum truck topper w/door, oid floor model radio, chesterfield & chair, sap pails, trunk, chest of drawers, fancy old arm chair, chesterfield w/pull out bed, 2 single beds w/ matching 5 drawer chest, typewriter and table, upholstered chairs, bedding, pots & pans, dishes and glassware, small appliances, rollaway bed, vgcuum cleaner, chrome table 8 4 chairs, swag lamp, electric lawn mower, coffee & end tables, train and English saddles. TV plus our usual large offering. TERMS CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 47. Card of thanks GOW The family of the late Luella Gow wish.to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours. Special thanks to Maitland Manor Nursing Home for their years of care, also Dr, Doody. Thanks also go out to ,the Tasker Funeral Home, Rev, J. Roberts, Rev. J. Wood, the U.C,W. of both Belgrave and Victoria Street United Churches, and the friends and neighbours who sent food. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Wm. Gow, Gladys and Jack Ladd, Violet and Leonard Brindley, Donna and Glenn Wales, Wrn. Nohrgangand Rose. 12 -. LAWRENCE I wish to thank my friends for the visits, cards, flowers, treats and best wishes while I was a pa• tierit in St. Joseph's Hospital and since returning home. Phyllis. 12 MacADAM • The family of the late Adam "Addie" MacAdarn wish to express. their thanks to relgtives, friends and neighbours for their floral tributes, charitable donations, gifts of food, and sympathy cards. ,Special thanks to V.O.N. nurses, Dr. J.L. Hollingworth, Dr. W.N. Watters, Rev. G.L. Royal, Rev. J.D. Wood, and staff of second east, and staff of McCallum Funeral Home. 12 District I ``` ews Auburn U The World Day of Prayer was cancelled' due to the storm at Auburn. Unit II of the UCW used part of this program at thetir March meeting The theme was "Choose Life in its Fullest". It gave stories of Australian women of faith who were pioneers in that land. A special offering was taken which supports the work of Women's Inter Church Council of Canada, an ecumenical organization. Mrs. Peter Verbeek and Mrs. Ruud Koop- man were convenors in charge of the meeting. The worship and study continued on Native People and Mrs. Verbeek gave the story of Christina Baker - a Metis United Church minister and the work she does among the Indians. "We Are One in Spirit" and "He's got the whole World in his hands" were the hymns. Marjorie McDougall was pianist., A poem "Do I Now" was given by Mrs. Koopman. Betty Marsh conducted the business and received the reports. 4 H CLUB The 4-H Etiquette Club met for its third meeting as the Auburn Library. The meeting opened with the new Motto: ^'Together Today for a Terrific Tomorrow." The two guests were Richard Hamilton, the Rural Organization Specialist, and his sister Jill. How to eat bananas, apples, and plums properly in public was shown. Marleen Van Eden demonstrated how to introduce a guest speaker and also introduc- ed Richard Hamilton. He talked about op- portunities in 4 H. Madeen Van Eeden thanked him for coming. HURON CHAPEL MISSIONARY CHURCH The best missionary convention yet, was the assessment of the four day Mission Celebration which was held Mar. 9 to 12 with good attendance each night. The people and fields represented were James Roussos, Cyprus; Phil Logan, Sier- raleony; Danz, Haiti and Joan , Walsh, Nigeria. Sound and quote presentation, involving a tape recorded monologue and a covered spot light illuminating a large paper ma4Fhe' .globe, ,bearing the theme workers together world wide, opened the service each evening. WHITE We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to those who expressed their sympathy in so many thoughtful ways during our recent bereavement. :Your kindnesses have meant a great deal to us. a' tre'ne'White-ond family. 12x •. RATHWELL I would like, to thank my family, friends, neighbours and the Vanastra Lions and Lioness ' for flowers, cards, treats and visits while I was in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Thanks also to Drs. Neal, Lambert and Dawson and nurses on second'floor east. Your care was much appreciated. Edgar Rathwell. 12x STANBURY The family of the late Harold 'Stanbury wish to extend their sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, memorial donations,• cards and food at this time of sorrow. Special thanks to Dr. Hollingworth, Dr: Conway, Dr. Lambert and the nurses on 2nd east for their ex• cellent care in Hospital. Also special mention to Rev. Wood fnr the special attention he gcfve to our family and to the ladies at Victoria Street United Church who served the lovely lunch. To Rick Palla of Stiles Funeral Home, we also extend our appreciation for his kindness, The Stonbury Family. 12 , t lellf111t111=111, learus of Australian women 411111111111111111111 AUBURN Mildred Lawlor The mission Celebrations committee was composed of Kim Baan, Debora Rodges; Marie Scott, Roy Burchill and Pastor Jim Carne. KNOX UNITED CHURCH The Minister Gary Shuttleworth was in charge of the morning service at Knox United Church. Organ and piano Prelude were played by Mrs. Gordon Gross and Ma- jorie McDougall. The flowers in the sanc- tuary were from the funeral of the late Harold Stanbury. Instrumentals were performed by Lori Millian at piano and Christine Bush on the violin. The Act of Induction took place for all new Church Officers of all groups by Gary Shut- tleworth and Barry Millian. The Junior Con- gregation was run by Lori and Donna Lynh Armstrong and Joyce Bean. - The minister's sermon was entitled "Signs of the Past'4. - Offering was received by Peter Verbeek and Steven Millian. Next Sunday, Mar. 23 , will be Palm Sunday with Holy Communion Service. Apr. 2, will be the annual Sunday School Pancake Supper and tickets are available from the Sunday School members or teachers. Times for settings are 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. AUBURN 3 M's The 3 M's played shuffleboard and cards at the Community Hall on Mar. 8. After the games they went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Orval McPhee's for the. business and lunch. Discussion took place about a bus trip. The next meeting will be held by Marjorie McDougall, Violet Durnin and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gross. HORICULTURE SOCIETY The Horiculture Society meeting was held at the Community Hall Monday, Mar. 10, with 26 present. The first Vice President Mrs. Maurice Bean chaired the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. Jack Vincent and the treasurers report was given by Mrs. Ross Robinson. Dorothy Grange spoke on the up- coming District Annual to be held in Owen Sound Apr. 12 and delegates were chosen. Anyone wishing to go, is to have their money in to Mrs. Ross Robinson by Apr. 1. Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer introduced the two films "Growing Together" and "Mini Gardens". Door prizes were won by Tereasa Raithby, Mildred Lawlor and Jane Glousher. Lunch was served by Marjorie McDougall, Val McPhee end Viola Raithby. EUCHRE RESULTS . The weekly euchre pary was held at'tne Community Hall on Tuesday, Mar. 11 with six tables in play. Winners were: high lady, Jane Glousher; low lady, Adelaide Allin; high man, Edgar Daer; low man, Clarence Allin and novelty, Andy Plunkett. W.M.S. The March meeting of the Presbyterian W.M.S. was held at the home of Viola Raithby. The president Martha Daer welcomed all, The Devotional period was run by Frances Clark and the hymns and scripture readings wgre on the Easter theme. She was assisted bg"Erma Cartwright. The study was on the symbols ' and customs of Easter in other lands given by Erma Cartwright. The next meeting will be at the home of Frances Clark Apr. 8 at 8 p.m. LOCAL NEWS Recent visitors with Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips were Jack Young of Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall of Welland. • Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Park visited with William Anderson at Newmarket on the weekend. 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(2.5Icg•)--___ .Ughtwetg 7 dux •Light sensitivity •6X power zoo' • Auto focus. .Instant Review . evi 0 /4-0 �J0elL6o F4FL,. vX� io�LiMTs /odb °/710 t`47 obi or N ri . ae to �yet, ors o • pa�e Ob). e ascenco/it s t INA9 SPAIN I wish to thank Dr. Lambert, Dr, Couchi, and the 2nd floor nurses, for their care and kindness • while I was b patient in Goderich Hospital. Many thanks to you all. Paul. 12nx DIAMOND JUBILEE COMMITTEE We, the Diamond Jubilee Committee of the Royo; Canadian Legion Branch 109 Goderich would like to thank all those who helped make the Cabbage Patch Kid Party such a success. Special thanks to Bob at the Goderich Entertainer for the free use of the VCR and videos, Rivett's for the use of a TV. Etvelyn Shand the guide leader for her per• sonal help that day with the following guides, . Tanya Glousher, Karen McCollum, Amy Sutton and Cheryl McKenzie and the following for door prize donations Judy Marshall, Laura McLarty, Linda MacDonald. Karen Draper, Myrtle McNair. Ann Feagan, Auleen Theriault, Gladys Evans. The Met, Rieck's Pharmacy and McDonald's. Also those who donated cookies 'and our doormen Warren, George and Terry. -- 12x PIERSON The family of the late Walter Pierson wish to sincerely thank relatives, friends and neighbors for their expressions"of sympathy, floral tribute§, memorial donations and cords. Special thanks to Rev. Crocker and Stiles Funeral Home for their kindness and concern. Isobel Pierson and family.- -12 REED • It is with much gratitude I wish to thank my relatives and friends for the visits. gifts and flowers I received while in hospital and since returning home. A very special thank you to the medical e>rpertise of Drs, Walker. Lambert, Neal and Pearce, the T.L.C. of Mari Robinson and the nurses on second floor E. Dorothy Reed. -12x LAJEUNESSE We would like to thank the St. John's Am- bulance, the Goderich Hospital Emergency staff, the arena stuff and our family and friends for all the help and support during our son's recentiacci- dent. Your help and concern was greatly ap- preciated. Mike and Judy Lajeunesse. 12nx Adopt the pet you've been looking for in the Classifieds. 2S1NIX 1 Fl Blue optic square tub .125 Channel ablemat et tuning tvnified inframote control 'Built 1nM1S decoder seandoff tia •Onscreen control, graphics • PudiolV idea panel o:' 28" Stereo GRANGER'S T.V. LTD. 92 South Street, Goderich 524-8925 Six-year-old Jeremy Vingo, of Quebec, visited friends in Goderich just at the right time to attend the Cabbage Patch party at the Goderich Legion last Wednesday. ( photo by Susan Hundertmark ) • Appraisals ' • Property Management mt• . •Investments . '524-9097 524-8951 REAL ESTATE 76 HAMILTON ST: • Residential •• Farms � •Business r*Resort Properties ISR GODERICH N7A 1P9 SPRING FEVER r • ..m' tag" s y ✓" . fr,F.;,,,4.,,„SP:% 'l+...G PERFECT FOR GROWING FAMILY - Roomy°•' 3 bedroom bungalow On quiet street. Ex tra large lot. Asking '56.200.00. Please call Bill Brown 524-7417. ESTATE SALE •.: ; sn° AUBURN - Two bedroom bungalow. New roof in '84. Large lot. All this for only '11,500.00. Phone Enid Bell for a showing today. 524-4928. FAMILY SPACIOUS BUNGALOW .. ! 0000.. N WITH MANY EXTRAS • Features deluxe country kitchen, formal dining room, gracious living room, finished luxurious family room with built-in bar and wood- burning stove. Located on Wellington 5t. Phone Bill Clifford 524-9090. LISTED TO SELL d i 2' `A PLEASURED TO OWN • Nearly new three, bedroom bungalow with attached garage. Approx. 1100 sq. ft. Country liv- ing. Large lot. Asking only '54,500.00. To inspect, call Jack Cummings 524.9624. CONVENIENTLY RI VERY NICE INDEED family home with new ment, fenced yard. phoning Bill Clifford, AFFORDABLE ISA MOBILE MENESET - 14' by 70' x 12' addition, deck. HURON HAVEN -12' expando - 3 bedrooms. 14' Deluxe - owner anxious, PLEASE CALL - Enid you're looking for BRINDLEY tw > ,,rte rf} LAKEFRONT COTTAGE sandy beach, two bedroom bunkhouse. Price includes '32,500.00. Please 7417. NESTLED IN , �.�„ •raw HWY. 21 SOUTH bodroorn home features games room, entertaining fireplaces, plus many ground pool. Call 524-9624. LOCATED - Perfectly furnace. See it 524-9090. LUXURY HOME Park Estate x 60' Marlette x 10' to Bell 524-4928 mobile BEACH , 1 - Well call Bill 10 ACRES l� ---y - Customized living extras Jack' , : y-:' '' restored Full base - .today by with 12' with Windsor sell. when homes. V k S treed bank, cottage with furnishings - Brown, 524 - I�R1, four f®evilly and room, 3 - includes in. Cummings WHEN BUYING OR SELLING . CONTACT: BILL BROWN ENID BELL JACK CUMMINGS BILL CLIFFORD 524-7417 524-4928 524-9624 524-9090