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35. Notice to creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims againsthe Estate of
ALBERT JAMES McBRIDE, lore of the Town of
Goderich, in the County ofj-lur on, who died on or
about the 26th day, of February, 1986, are ite-
quired to forward full particulors'of their claims
to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of
April, 1986, after which date the assets will be
distributed.
DONNELLY 8 MURPHY
18 The Square
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate
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36. Announcements, notices
District News
Club .proceeds
purchase
distilling unit
THE HUMANITARIAN Service Committee of the
Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges hove
equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston,
524-9623 or Fred Fritzley 524-7217.-4eowx
COUNTY OF HURON
HIGHWAYS
DEPARTMENT
NOTICE
OF
PUBLIC MEETING
The Huron County Road Committee invites
the general public to a meeting to introduce
and consider alternatives for the:
RECONSTRUCTION OF
BALL'S BRIDGE
at the Auburn Memorial Hall at:
8:00 P.M. APRIL 11, 1986
Please contact the undersigned for further
details,
1
:.A. Dempsey,
'. Eng.,
luron County Engineer
WE KILL WEEDS!
CLINTON - Sometime ago, the Clinton
Bluewater Club raised money by selling
tickets on an afgan which was donated by
the club's secretary -treasurer. In turn, the
money was donated to Operation Eyesight.
Just recently, the club received a letter
explaining what has been done with these
funds.
Briefly, the money bought equipment for
the Bangladesh National Society for the
Blind Eye Hospital in Khulna. They pur-
chased a distilling unit which makes their
eye drops and other medicines which re-
quire distilled water. Also' for sterlizing
their instruments as it prevents the build-up
of minerals.
The Bluewater members -feel honored in
having taken part in this project.
Also enclosed in the letter received by the
club was a picture of the plaque which is at-
tached to the distilling machine which
reads: Water distilling apparatus donated
by Bltiewater Club for the Blind Canada.
WEEDS 0
• Dandelions
• Creeping
Charlie
• Plantain
• Chickweed
• Black Medic
• Clover
°4,000 So. Ft, Treated Area
DANDELION
38. Auction sale
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NOTICE DUNGANNON RATEPAYERS
A public information meeting will be held
at the Dungannon Senior Citizens Centre
on Thursday, April 3, 1986, at 8:00 p.m.,
to hear the opinions of the residents of
Dungannon in regard to the installation of
new street lights in the hamlet. A repre-
sentative from Ontario Hyrdo will be
present COUNCILS OF ASHFIELD
AND WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIPS
38. Auction sale
Auction Sale of eavestroughing, car, farm
machinery, tools, household effects,
misc. will be held for Allan R. Miller, lot
25 an. 6 !ess Twp 2,3.14 'M°.Ir east awl
33/4 northofLucknow at Langslde School
on Saturday, April 12, 11 a.m. Farm
machinery consists of M.F. 510 combine,
pickup, 1144 cernhead; 43 M.F. baler;
M.F. 33 17 run seed drill, with grass
seeder and fertilizer; 165 M.F. tractor.
Also selling for Mrs. Jean" Kraemer,
Holyrood, 9N Ford tractor with industrial
loader - excellent cond.; pull 'v' type
snow blower; other articles too numerous
to mention. Auctioneers Joe Metzger,
395-5482, Bill. Haldenby, 395-5142.
cz.
47. Card of thanks
Record high, water levels and gale force winds during last winter's storms created con-
siderable damage at St. Christopher's Beach where playground equipment was overturned,
the boardwalk was ripped from its footings and debris was scattered around. The water line
is encroaching and the creative playground is poised precariously close to the water's edge.
Approximately $50,000 damage was caused in the damage to the boardwalk alone, the
Goderich works department estimated following a December storm. (photo by Sharon
Dietz)
EARLY
BOOKING
DISCOUNTS
TILL
END OF
APRIL'
• FREE ESTIMATES
•Gov't. Licensed
•WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
ASK ABOUT OUR TOTAL LAWN PROGRAMS
COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL
LAWN CARE
-WE KNO OUR BUSINESS!.
Ritvre
A UCTION
on Hwy. 21, 4 miles S., of Grand Bend
S�.daY..:. April. 6
at 1 p.m.
Selling the contents .of two area
homes plus additions including:
chesterfields and chairs, bedroom sets,
8 -piece Duncan Phyfe'dining room set, 6 -
piece oak dining room set, small freezer,
plus hundreds of other items.
Auctioneer
KENNEDY
I wis,h to thank Dr. Conwdy, Dr.
St:' Theresa, The Little Flower,
Canadian Legion, and all who
and sent cords, phone calls and
I came home from the Hospital.
Rita, Emery and John E.
Kennedy. -14x r,
Walker, St. Jude,
Branch 109 Royal
come to see me
best wishes since
Special thanks to
Bedard. Patrick
STOLL
I would like to thank my family and friends for
their visits, flowers and cards while I was in the
hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Lambert, Pearce,
and Conway, 'and to the emergency staff and
nurses on second east. Your kindness will always
be remembered. -14 . .
TWEENS RINGETTE,
To the parents for their help and support, Paul
McCartney for filling in on games and practices,
Don Johnston for •his help, on our first year of
coaching and managing. Thank you all for your
help, it all made it a bit easier for us. Matt
Wilkinson and Diana Glousher.-14
PAT LYON
243-2713
FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION
for
GEORGE ROBERTSON
6 miles North East of Goderich on
County Road 25 or 4 miles West
of Auburn
TUESDAY, APRIL 8111, 1986
at 1:00 p.m. Sharp
1370 Case, 1065 hours [like new]; 20 C
MF loader, 3 pth. shuttle shift, 2 buckets;
JD 6600 diesel combine, hydro, air,
chopper [1800 hrs.]; 443 narrow corn
head; 15' quick attach cutter bar with
tiger jaws; pickup header; 28' McKee
Stang Cult with spray kit; 22' A.C. cult
with anhydrous attachment etc.; 5 furrow
Case auto reset, new molboards; 3 furrow
MF plow; 2 furrow Case, 3 pth.; 300 gal.
G.W. saddle tank and hydraulic pump;
200 gal. trail G.W. sprayer with boom; 1/2
ton Vicon fert. spreader; 14' Crow foot
packers; 2 - 7' Crow foot paek'ers; 8 row
HI 400 corn planter, transport wheels,
monitor and Insecticides; swath turner; 3
- JF 500 bu. center dump boxes on 14 ton
Hurst wagons, bolster spring tongue; 4
row mid mound "Luke" bean puller,
never used; 14' chain harrows; 20' Hi 1140
wheel disc; dump trailer; 2 hay wagons; 2
set of duals 18.4-38, 16.9-30; 5th wheel
flat bed railer 30' bed, triple axle,
hydraulic brakes [like new]. '
ITEMS CONSIGNED BY NEIGHBOURS:.
Innes Lockwood 6 row bean windrower;
W 1600 truck c/w Gehl P.T.O. forage box
and front hitch.
Auctioneers Note: There are no small
items so please be on time. Land is
rented.
TERMS CASH OR CHEQUE
DAY OF SALE
Not responsible for accldents.
AUCTIONEER:
GORDON H. BRINDLEY
For further information call: 519-524-6658
VANSTONE
I would like to thank my family, friends and
relatives for their flowers, cards, gifts and visits
while I was a patient in Goderich' and University
Hospitals. Thanks to the nurses in I.C.U. and Paul
Black. Special thanks to Dr. M. Poel, Df. J.
Rourke, Dr. Walker and Dr. Flowers for their
kindness and care. It was sure appreciated. Jean
Vanstone.-14x
SWAN
I would like to thank my friends and neighbors
for the beautiful sympathy card's and flowers
sent to me during the loss of my dear brother
Bruce Bloomfield. All was very much ap-
preciated. Louvain. -14
GODERICH MINOR HOCKEY INC.
Thank you to the followipg for their support to
Goderich Minor Hockey Inc. for the 1985/86
Season: Township of Colborne, Dr. G.B. Clancy &
Associates; E.C.W.U. Local 16; Goderich
Elevators; I.O.D.E. Maple Leaf Chapter; Dr. T.J.
Jasper; Goderich Kinette Club; Goderich Lions
Club; Goderich Lioness Club; rational Trust Co.;
The Print Shop; Goderich Rotary Club; Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch 109; The Suliy Founda-
tion; Sheaffer Pen Co.; Stiles Funeral Home;
Zehrmart Limited. A big THANK YOU also to the.
following for their purchase of team sweaters:
Signal -Star Publishing; Optimist Club; Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch 109.-14
HARRISON
I would like to thank all those who remembered
me in any way while 1 was a patient in Victoria
Hospital London. Special thanks to Drs. Bailee,
Halls, Austin and my grandchildren for driving to
London. Peter. -14
BLOOMFIELD
Words cannot express our heartfelt gratitude to
our friends and relatives for their kindness and
expressions of sympathy in the loss of a dear
brother and uncle, Bruce n:oomfield. Special
thanks to Dr. Neil, Dr. Rourke, nurses and staff
of Alexandra Marine. • The Bloomfield
Family. -14x
48. Coming Events
Stabilization
period
extended
OF GODERICH
524-9522
—g33ou#h S -t -_ ° derich
Smith's Farm 8, Garden Centre-T9T'6-
Town&Country
REAL
ESTATE
The deadline for applications under the
Canada -Ontario 1985 Beef & Pork Stabiliza-
tion plans has been extended to Apr. 30. This
will allow producers ample time to make
their claims for one or both programs. Ap-
plicatoh forms are available at the Clinton
OMAF Office.
A'grant of $100. will be paid to all pro-
ducers who are on the Red Meat Plan who
submit, on a confidential basis, their annual
financial records in the `pink' OMAN'
workbook, To receive the $100 the 1985 infor-'
mation must be submitted by June 30, 1986
(or, within six months of the business year-
end). Perhaps more importantly, to be in-
cluded in the provincial summary the infor-
mation must be submitted.by March 31,1986.,
The Ontario Farm Management Analysis
Project -is the name of the provincial sum-
mary: It has been a''reliab a financial yard--
ttrck fore producers 0'1,5W -farming enter-
prises • to measure thestrei gths and
weaknesses of their .owir business. The
number of participants is growing. The
value of the information will improve as
more farms are included. Take an hour -or so
to fill in the information. $100 an hour is not
a bad wage.
FARM OPERATING CREDIT
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (FOCAP)
The provincial government is paying the
difference between your existing rate and
93/4 percent. FOCAP also has a second o
tion of a guarantee for operating loans
We're not into the second year of a three
year program. You can apply for 1986 at any
time this year. The required information is
much the same as for the previously men-
tioned assistance on long term loans. Your
bank or. Clinton OMAF office can supply
more information.
CIVIC CORNER
Lowey -Taman
ri Oif February 15, Sally Taman, daughter of
Elinore Taman and the late James Taman,
and Tim Lowey, son of Neal and Anna
Lowey, Clinton, were married in. Bethel
Pentecostal Assembly, Goderich. Maid of
honor was Heather Taman of London, sister
Of Ike bride. Bridesmaids were Heather
Bloomfield of Merton, sister of the groom,
and Sharon Kipfer of Kitchener. Guests
were ushered in by Wayne Faust of Kurt
zville and Ben Mannings of Clinton, both
cousins of the groom: Best man was Don
Hoytema of Clinton. After a., honeymoon up
north, Tim and Sally now reside with their
daughter, Ashley Dawn at RR5 Clinton. ,
W.J. HUGHES
REALTY LIMITED
30 Kingston St. Goderich
524.7373 524-8100
MOVE IN CONDITION
Attractive family home, 2 baths, large
fenced yard, finished basement. In 50's.
Call Rita Allen 524-8480.
NEED A BIG HOUSE?
2 storey family home on lot 105' x 104'.
Pine floors. natural trim, 3 bedrooms,
den, full basement, well trraintained.
Call Ebb Ross 524-8786.
2 VALUABLE PARCELS ON HWY.
Opportunity knocks once. Commercial
potential. Ono home rented. large lot
13s' x134', Call.Rita Allen 524-8480..
• WHY RENT?
3 or 4 bedrooms plus 14' x 38' well in-
sulated addition, family robm, electric
F/A heating. Call Norma Taylor • 524-
8192.
PRICED IN 30's
3 bedroom bungalow, garage. Ideal
starter or retirement home. Call Ebb
Ross 524-8786.
$41,000. DUPLEX
2 and 3 bedrooms, core area. good in-
vestment. Call Rita Allen 524-8480.
18 ACRES
Goderich Twp. Mixed bush, 2 stro1ms:
529,500.00. '
BUILDING LOTS
DUNGANNON - lots for only 511,000.
or buy separately.
BAYFIELD - Choice 95' frontage
111.5 ACRES - Port Albert, drilled well.
Rita Allen 524-8480
Ebb Ross 524-8786
Barb Shewfelt 524-9581
Norma Taylor 524-8192
• On Wednesday, Apr. 2 at 7 'p.m., the
Goderich committee of adjustment will
meet at town hall.
On Monday, Apr. 7 at 7:30 p.m.,
Godericli council will meet at town hall.
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40. Lost & Found
LOST: at the Metropolitan Store, Bayfield Road,
Goderich on Tuesday, Mar. 25, 1986 between;
210, p,m,,and .3 30.p.m. Lady's Lotus quartz gold
watch. Reward for return fo owner 523.9620
Karen Stewart, -14
SIX • six•vseek•old puppies, mihie ure collie and
labrador 524.9473,—l4
MICROWAVE' CLASS - AprII 28, 7:30. to 9:30 p.m.
at Ron Machan Home Hardware 370, Bayfield
Road Goderich. Phone Barb at 524-8312 and sign
up today for Free Admission. Debbie Smote from
London will be cooking and answeringany ques-
tions you May have about Microwave cooking.
Come and enjoy an evening with us. -14
SONGFEST - Sunday April 13, 1986, Londesboro
United Church 7:30 p.m. featuring Solos • Dbets -
Quartets, Choirs • instrumentals. Adults '$3.00,
children age 6.12 $1.00,--14x
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SPECIAL GOSPEL meetingd, continuing nightly,
(except Sat.) at Joseph St. Gospel Hall, Clinton,
Ont. Come and hear God's Word. Speakers -
David Gray, Staynpr, Ont. and 'Larry Steers, .,
Thornhill, Ont. Ail welome 14,15 '
FIRST PICI(UP df the season. the Rotary Club of
Ged`errich PAPER, DRIVE id Saturday, April 12th,
baths for the rest of ,the year aro June 7th,
A4090 16411 and October 18th.•PIoa a heve your
p pers securely bundled Wicks, the curb before ..
10 MM If you will save your papers forfhe
Rotary; year cotitribUtlon fo,,comrunity projects
will. be much greater. Pleofe`place books for the.
Rotary B'o'ok. Sale In separate boxes. -14,15
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Located In Standard Trust Bldg.
21 East Street, Goderich, Ontario
CLARE SAGER - Broker
524-2118 Res. 524.8995
JUST LISTED
Close to downtown, 3 bedroom
bungalow, living room, dining
room, kitchen, garage, quiet
,street, mid 40's. Call now 102.
-NEW LISTING
4 bedroom brick ,ranch, living
room, dining and kitchen, four and
two pd. baths. Full finished
basement, 2 car garage, paved
drivel Act now.
NEW 3 BEDROOM
Brick rancher, with paved drive on
t/z acre lot, backs onto bush,
features living room, dining room,
kitchen, full basement. C23.
NEW
Two storey, 4 bedroom, centre
hall, '/4 acre lot, 2 car garage.
Living room, dining room, main
floor family room, , large country
kitchen, 2 fireplaces, 3 baths,
many extras. Priced to sell. C20
LOTS
Centary Heights - Saltford, 5 only,
compet8tively priced. Builders
welcome, brokers protected.
West End Lots - 7 , only, priced
right, builders°Welcome, barkers
protectAed.
MULTItUE LISTING lnymov 11
OR COMPLETE 1�Fs"FAILS®h1116/UR
NEW HOME SEE US NOW.
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