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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-08-06, Page 12_J PAGE 12 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1986 Co1` 1mtr nit News 38. Auction sale 1 Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT., AUG. 9 AT 10 A.M. - 24 it. fibre glass charter fishing boat fully equipped, new Kubota tractor w/5ft. mower, 275 MF tractor, car, van, 5 trailers, riding lawnmower, large offering of power wpod working and shop equipment, hand tools, 15 guns, etc. at Richard 1 obb's Auction Barn, Clinton for the estate of Edward (Ted) Horton of Goderich. SAT., AUG. 16 AT 10 A.M. - Household auc- tion at Lobb's Auction Born, Clinton for Ruby Anderson of Goderich. SAT., AUG. 23 AT 1 P.M. - 2 tractors, com- bin,e, swather, bean equipment, farm machinery, etc. 11/4 miles west and 1 mile south of Clinton, Ont. for Alvin Wise. 40. Lost & Found LOST - 3 RINGS, one engagement, one wedding band and one birthstone. Possibly in area of arena. Reward. 524-6518.-31.33 '°y) LOST AT BENMILLER ball park, 10 year old boy's Pro Choice glove. Please call 529-3169.-32nx LOST A BLACK AND WHITE Boston Terrier from 187 Coley St. Answers to its name "Tena'•. Please phone 524-8669.-32x BLUE ADIDAS sport bag, containing baseball equipment, glove & shoes, between the Square and Donuts & More.Phone 524-8518.--32 141. To give away Port Albert parade w s wonderful 1 1 COLLIE PUP, male, sable and white, 9 months old, all shots. Very friendly and good with children, needs loving home. 524-8469 after 5.-31x SMALL METAL garden shed, 6 x 8 to give away for price of this ad. Phone 524-7490.-32 44. Engagements BERRY - CHISHOLM Mr, and Mrs. Grant Chisholm are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Brenda Joan to Stephen William"Berry, son of Bill and Ann Berry. Wedding to be held Saturday, August 9, 1986 at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Lucknow at 3 p.m. Reception in Lucknow at 9 p.m.-32nx 46. In memoriam PARK In loving memory of my dear father, Benson, who passed away July 31, 1983. We hear your voice, soft through the trees, and sense your heartbeat here. We're calmed by trust & love dear dad to know and feel you're here. Lovingly remembered ,and sadly missed, by daughter Marilyn, son-in-law Glen, and grand- son Dennis. -32x BOWERS In loving memory of a dear mother, Mayme Bowers, who passed away August 6, 1985. Her memory is our keepsake, With which we will never port, 'God has her in his keeping, We have her in our hearts. Sadly missed, Ted & Betty. -32 LAMPMAN In loving memory. of a dear mother, Viola Lamp - man, who passed away one year ago, August 11, 1985. If 1 hod all the..world.to give, I'd give it yes, and more, To hear her voice, and see her smile, And greet her at my door. , But all 1 can do, dear mother, Is go and tend your grave, And leave behind tokens of love, To.the best mother God ever mode. I like to think when life is done, Wherever heaven may be, That she'll be standing at the door, Up there to welcome me. Sadly missed anrl,lovingly remembered by Jean, Betty, Doug and Families.-32nx Saturday was a beautiful day esr cialLy at. Port Albert. Actually I think the people of Port Albert who had worked for weeks to make their 150 anniversary, the biggest and best of all in the whole county - were sure the sun was shining especially for their parade. Somehow, when I saw the excitement all around me, I was sure they were right. There they wire in a vast field, lining up behind their category number, putting in the last minute bits and pieces - and everyone taking part in it. I was surprised to see how easily everything fell into place and when the lead band stepped out - everyone followed. I wish I could tell you how beautiful their Queen and Princesses were - but you know they would be the best. Besides the great Highlanders, the Mocha Temple "boys", the family entries which were wonderful, there were the beautiful riding horses, cars and antiques in about everything" you can think of from over 150 years of living in this country. The history of Port Albert was certainly well developed and you wondered how some of the entries were still able to function. Although the old and the new blended 148. Co -"-g Events, 1 GODERICH ROTARY CLUB Paper Drive is Satur- day, August 16. Please have your papers secure- ly bundled and at the curb by 10 a.m. Last paper drive of lila season is.October 18th. Please place books for Book Sale in separate boxes.-32,33ar Too Late 47. Card of thanks BAYFIELD COTTAGE COLONY, 3 units highly satisfactory year round income producing pro- perty, situated just off Main Street. Cash Only. 565-2974.-32 HENRY We would like to thank Dr. Cauchi and the nurses of 2 Eost for their help and guidance. Special • thanks to our family and friends for their flowers and visits and special thanks to Nurse Marion. Vicki and Jordon. -32 LOST BETWEEN Goderich and Auburn, a black motorcycle helmet. Phone 524-2218 after 6.-32 RIDDER With praise to God, Ralph and Nancy Ridder are pleased to announce the birth of their son Nathaniel Branden on August 1, 1986 at the AMG Hospital, Goderich. Special thanks to Dr. Cauchi and second floor nursing sfaff.-32 BLYTH FESTIVAL: PROMISE: August 6; DRIFT: August 7 (matinee), 14; GLORY: August 7,'8, 9 (matinee), T3, 14 (matinee); LILLY: August 9, 11; 12, 15. All evening performances are at 8:30 p.m.; matinees at 2:00 p.m. For information and tickets, call Box Office at 523-9300/9225.-32ar GARAGE SALE - Saturday August 9th, 140 Britan- nia Road Eost, Goderich, 9 a.m. - ?-32 AUSTIN would like to take this opportunity to thank so many wonderful people for the many flower ar- rangements, plants, gifts, fruit baskets, cards, phone calls and visits while I was a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Special thanks to my doctors Leslie and James Rourke and nurses on first floor east for their profes- sional care, to my parents Reg and Carole Good and my wonderful husband Marlowe, who were always by my side and mode my days brighter. Everything was very much appreciated and so nice to know so many terrific people care. Mrs. Debbie Austin. -32 ALL POINTS REALTY INC. 234 BAYFIELD RD., AT BLAKE ST., PH 524.2111 Entertainer's Delight HUNT The family of the late Lisa Murray -Hunt, formerly of Ripley and Kincardine area offer their sincere thanks to all their relatives and friends far their expressions of love and sympathy. The beautiful floral arrangements and donations of sympathy brought comfort to our hearts. Special thanks to: the pall bearers, flower bearers, Rev. Norm Perry and Mr. Ken Davies. Our love and ap- preciation is given to Lisa's aunt Carol Lomas and Lisa's personal friend Mr. David Lochead for their participation in the service through song and prayer. Words cannot express our feelings of ap- preciation and love to the Baho'is of both Kincar- dine and Goderich and surrounding areas, for their comfort and concern. Lastly, we want to thank Marilyn and Les Occleston for opening their home to us, in our time of need. Parents Laverne and Joon Riley, grandparents James and Blanche Angus and Elizabeth -Riley and David and Carol. -32 --- HASTY Think'you to Dr. Watts & Hollingworth and all the staff -on second floor. Also a special thank you to visitors and those 4,vho sent cards, gifts and prayers: Lorne. -32 • KERHiGHAN Audrey and Russel would like to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for joining with us on the occasion of our 40th Wedding Anniversary. We sincerely appreciate the beautiful gifts, cards and best wishes. A very spacial thank you to our family for making '^oura day o mentotable alae. ---32'x 7---- ' This attractive 3 bedroom west end bungalow features a very spacious family room. Ideal for hosting friends or family. Much more as well for $84,900. 2 Bedroom Bungalow with large livingroom, covered patio and good size yard. Asking only 529,500.00 maybe you should consider jt as an investment. Now Reduced! beautifully you were happy to see them. So, everything turned out just perfect - even long armed Harry was cheered with all the fun people. When I see the big boys on their little bikes I want to run, but luckily there was no cannon blasting near the people. - Anyway there was just music, laughter and good cheering in this parade. I was glad to see little Linda Reid cheered for her good accomplishments. Everyone loved her. The time, energy and cash spent on floats made one wish they could be put away for -another time and parade. Those great "No Notes" and other musical folk, were really appreciated - but they passed by so quickly! It all boils down to "Ya shudda bin Attractively restored older home in mature neighbourhood features 3 bedrooms and possible 4th or den on main floor, 11/2 bathe, main floor laundry & family rooms. Natural woodwork in many parts of the home and patio. doors to rear sundeck in private backyard. Single detached garage. Call Dominic Bradley for your appointment. there!" A big hand to the hardworking organizers. To Pat Haskell "You were wonderful - especially to the judges!" I'm sorry I couldn't attend the other days of their party. I want to thank all you folk for your nice remarks on my paintings. My "first one painted outdoors" in 1147 of the banks along St. Christopher's Beach was a real surprise for all of us. I'm glad I found it again. It is hard to believe the damage done in that area. Monday, I was down at the harbor in time to see the Ehnglen come into port. It was a biggee. There are bigger ones that come in- to our port - this one about 678 feet in length - but I happened to be on the dock and the bow • erience registered 10 feet. I swear the rest was 50 feet over my head. Scary. Our harbor has changed beautifully - in every way. The new beach is outstanding - who designed it? I've missed all the excite- ment, as I missed our paper for quite a spell. That hurt! Enjoy our nice weather - just enjoy being alive - I intend to do all I can since August is our best month - September first - bang - a blast of cold always sets you back on your heels. So enjoy, fake care of yourselves. Love, Martha anglefoot brings 50 ,years of Ontario's. history to Jail_ life + the Hktoric On Aug. 15 at 7 p.m., Tanglefoot, a trio of singers -storytellers -actors, will bring flying canoes,' camels in the goldfields, pigs in the street, and other tall tales to the courtyard of the Huron Historic Gaol in Goderich. The group uses fiddle, guitar, banjo, mandolin and harmonica to accompany their stories and songs gleaned from Canada's past. The first part of the concert; sponsored by the Goderich Recreation Department and the Huron Historic Jail, is called "MOSQUITOES, MUDHOLES AND REBELS: A Settler's Guide to Upper Canada". This is a humorous look at Ontario in the days of Tiger Dunlop, as Tanglefoot presents a feisty old soldier .leading the attack against bugs, mud, the Yankees, the government ... just about Point Farms Park plans Bygone Days celebration anything that moves. Fifty years of Ontario's history comes to life. After a brief intermission, Tanglefoot takes up the story of pioneer Canada by moving west in "DUST AND DREAMS: The Golden Northwest". A used -dream salesman will lure the audience to the Great.Northwest with pro- mises ofadventure and wealth, poems of love and danger, pictures of mountains and prairies, all laced with liberal helpings of toe - tapping music. Tim Rowat, Bob Wagar, Joe Grant, the three members of Tanglefoot, have been tour- ing various parts of Canada for the past five years, bringing the laughter and excitement of Canada's heritage to audiences of all ages. The three performers, with backgrounds in theatre. television. and education, decided On Sunday, August 10, Point Farms Pro- vincial Park will be holding a Bygone Days celebration. The atmosphere of past days' the park will be recreated through numerous craft displays, including quilting, weaving, rug hooking, and water colours. There will be an authentic,. working steam engine, and antique cars on view at the barn, plus many historical displays of early home tools, railway memorabilia and dolls. Point Farms Park has a very • interesting history of its own. It was the site of the Point Farms Hotel, the first summer resort in this area. Antique pieces from this hotel and the four farmsteads which once stood on the park land will ..also.be_.at. the.Bygo>IIe..Days.,, At 3 pm there will be log sawing and nail driving competitions. And you won't want to miss the corn roast at 4 pm! The Bygone Days will be taking place at the park barn from 10 am to 5 pm. All events are included with the $3.00 per car day use permit. After enjoying Bygone Days, visitors are welcome to stay in the park for the Sunday Film Festival at 8 pm. This week we present the family movie "The Little -Prince." On Monday the visitor services program continues with a soccer game at 10 am. In the evening there are horse-drawn hay rides starting at 6 pm. There will be a special children's program on Tuesday at 11 am. Come join us for games, stories and songs. Join us at the beach at 7 pm for a windsurfing demonstra- tion by Goderich Windsurfing. Wednesday evening there will be fun for everyone in the family at the barn. The Blyth Theatre Youth Group will be perform- • ing and Mary Ann Doucette will be bringing along some special friends for a puppet show. The program will start at 7:30 pm. Many °children attend chapel 3 bedroom house, with large games room over low garage, main floor laundry room. Move in for `$39,500.00 Dominic Bradley 482-7841 Gary Rupert 524-8777 Paul Zurbrigg ' 524-2036 Wayne Wigelsworth 482-3091 Bill McGregor 482-7539 Marie Hughes 482-7508 MOO We know' the shine of a good neighbourhood The facilities of Huron Chapel were taxed repeatedly during the week-long meetings with as many as 92 children attending on a single day. The event, conducted by Hester Dougan of Faith Mission In Canada, and her two assistants, Bonnie McFarlane and Laurie- Whalen, of Odessa, Ontario, was directed locally by Dianne Baan. Those assisting from the local congrega- tion were Heather McCowan, Jim and Marilyn Campbell, Debra Lawlor, Eunice Emke, Viola Raithby, Marie Scott, Shirley Luna, Doran Rolston, Angela and Debra Curl, Wayne Young, Martin Baan and Pastor James and Lorraine Carne. One hundred and thirty-five people crowd- ed the Chapel for the awards night ceremonies. Sherry Baan earned the highest award for the grades one and two category; Amanda Young and Melissa Campbell placed second and third. Robert Campbell and Michael Luna tied for first place, Stephen Campbell came second and Terry Pardys third, in grades three and four. Wanda Emke and Laurie Rodges were recognized also for having one thousand points or more. Among those in -grade five and over, Cathy Nesbitt took top honours, Michael Smith and Allisoff Chaitlttey tied for second place and Itlin Baan Cattle third. Honourable mention went to Susan Dobie, Pauline Huizinga, David McCowan, Angela Hesch and Andrew Luna. Child's Name: Address: Age: Telephone No. some yca: s ago that Canada's past was full of exciting stories that just had to be told. In the last two years they have produced a record alhtirn for kids. called IGG'S PIG, and have had a songbook entitled TOUCH THE PIONEERS published by Waterloo Music. They have appeared at numerous festivals and concert halls inside and outside their native Ontario. "One of our most satisfying experiences was performing to an American audience in Connecticut. We told them our version of the War of 1812, and to our suprise, they loved it !! " Tickets for this show -are available at the Goderich Recreation Department, The Huron Historic Jail and The Tourist Information Booth in Goderich. '1% ,k4 Puzzle for ACROSS: 1. Location of Family Fun Day, Sun., August 10 and the Fair Aug. 15 and 16., 3. Malabar of contestants for 1986 Miss Dungannon Fair. 6. Animal in Pulling Competition at Family Fun Day. S. M.C. for variety concert is Brian , 9. the will leave the United Church corner at 12 noon. 11. A draw will be made for a 7 -piece set. 12. B,M.X. - Riders will perform at the fair at 6 p.m. on Friday and 2 p.m. on Saturday. DOWN: 2. Old 4, Outdoor cooking for.7Family Fun Day. Kids up to age 14. 5. Denise - is the 1985 Miss Dungannon Fair. 7. Ann May and her trick horse, will entertain at 3 p.m. on Sat., Aug. 16 at the Fair. 10 of baked goods. at 3 p.m. in the hall.,: 55 Complete this puzzle correctly and bring to either Family Fun Day, Sun., Aug. 10 or to the Dungannon Fair, Fri. and Sat., Aug. 15 and 16. Deposit the puzzle, complete with your name, address, telephone number and ago, in the box inside hall. Draw will be mytdo pt 3 p.m. at the outdoor stage, for 3 special children's gifts. �a,