HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-22, Page 2913. SERVICES AVAILABLE
MORTGAGES First and
second' iiiprtgages,, residential,
commercial confidential service.
No hidden charges or bonus. Debt
consolidation and '><ef naticing a
specialty. HANNAH FINANCIAL
SERVICE INC. Call Collect 1-579-
0100.-12tf. '.'
12.1AUCTION SALE
.13. SERVICES:AVAILABLE
DAILY CAR RENTAL `.
IteasonAble' Rates
11teG'EE'S
Goderich
• Phone 524.8391.,
- l etf •
Going Out.
of the
Antique
Business
AUCTION SALE
for Mrs. Wanda MacDonald
and other consignments, at
the Auction Rooms, Hwy. 21,
oiremile south of Goderich.
Friday Evening
April 23
6:30 p,m.
Flat -to -wall cupboard, kitchen
cupboard; sideboard; 3
wooden kitchen tables;., drop-
leaf table; games table; sets
df ` wooden • chairs; rocking.
chair; • commode; jelly cup-
board, small tables;.what-not;
Victorian . chair; • high chair;
wall clock;. mantle clock; 2
blanket boxes, trunk; 3 ox
yokes;.,: small ice -box; 2
gramaphones; arm chair; odd
-chairs; beds a table Singer.
electric sewing machine; milk
cans; fireplace tools; quantity,
of .frames;. bells; oil lamp;
bottles; tote ware; dishes;
carnival glass; depression
glass; platters; crocks;
large quantity. of iron .& wood
primitives; electric motors,.
Shopmate portable radial aim;
saw stand.; wood damps; 21
bA*ycheS,- pine: 'window
frames, harness; l garden:
3ooJ.s-;,L.vtacuutn-. - Cleaners.- etca
etc: • .
Terms -'Cash •
'Mike& Marie Cummings -,
auctioneers
Goderich 524-9064
VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
ALL MAKES
- BOB -PECK
• VARNA
262-5748 gctfn
d
MID -WESTERN
- PAVING
Driveways,
Parking Iots,Repairs
JACK'S TEXACO
& CAR WASH
Huron Rd. 524-7744
SEPTIC TANKS.
CLEANED
Modern ' equipment. Two
trucks to serve you. Phone
H.T. Dale, Clinton 482-3320 and
Seaforth• 527-0284.
SKELTON.
-APPLIANCES
ANCES
Inglis-Mottat—Beatty -
Sales—Service • '
Repairs- to all makes
36 Britannia Rd. W.'.
Ph. 524-7871
-17tf
BLUE WATER
Home Renovations ::.
'NO JOB TOO•BIG oil—SW/IL.
COTTAGES—ADDITIONS
RENOVATIONS
FREE ESTIMATES
CALL 228-6763
to
3rd. ANNUAL
RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
11 a.m. Easter Saturday - April 17, 1976.
'1'236 TRAFALG*R,STREET, LONDON, ONTARIO
(WEST OF HIGHBURYAVE.- REAR •OF POP SHOPPE )
Boats; inboards, outboards fiom 12' aluminum to 22'
cruisers, outboard, Motors, truck campers, camper bus,
toppers, gun, bicycles, flat trailers, travel trailers, tri axle
5th wheel float, tri axle (24,000 Ib.) Beaver, tail float, tandem
farm float; 1967 T -Bird Landau (excellent), hockey equip-
ment, gardepr furniture etc.
YOUR CONSIGNMENTS - WELCOME -- A great .place to
buy -sell or' exchange via the auction method.
MACHINERY- Two Targe 'abrasive cutoff, saws c -w
exhaust units, 75 h.p. diesel engines, table saws, etc. etc. etc.
,,.,TOREY AUCTIONS 455-5415.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
TO BE HELD FOR ALDIE MUSTARD.
MILE EAST OF VARNA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5: 6:30- P.M.
Co' .,ine -- Model K. Gleaner c -w cab, bean equipment, 10'
Innes Pick-up, two roar wide corn head (combine in excellent
condition) -
TRACTORS - (4) • D17 Allis .Chalmers C.A.; Allis with
Loader and 4 row scuffler; Oliver 88 Rowcrop power lift with
4 row stuffier (in parts); Oliver 77 rowcrop power lift with 4
row scuffler: .
SWATH ER - Int. 175,14 head c -w water cooled engine.
PLANTER - John Deere 494A, 4 row corn and bean. ('rn good
condition).
HARVEST & TILLAGE EQUIPMENT - A.C. 4 furrow 14"
trip beam plow; 10 ft.. A.C. cultivator; Keewanee 12 ft. Wheel
disc; 5 section-H.D. Harrows and stretcher;.M:F No: 9 baler.
sand bale stooker.; Gehl Hi -throw forage' blower 32 0. 9"
Pipes; Cockshutt 5 bar siderack; Calsa.200 gal. trail sprayer;
Spreadmaster 110 bu.' P.T.O. spreader; twO 135 bu. gravity
boxes; 18 ft. flat rack; two 5 ton'wagons; Allied 40 ft. 6"
auger; 4", 16' auger; Allied 20' skelton elevatol; Letz-Pro
grinder on wheels with. loading auger; A.C. Twin wheel'
mower (Parts).
SILO UNLOADEIir Butler 12' silo unloader with tripod like
new. -
ATTEND EARLY: NO SMALL ITEMS
•SALE TIME 6:30 P.M. ALL ITEMS' i.N .EXCELLENT•.
CONDITION -
ALDIE MUSTARD _ PROPRIETOR
RATHWELL'
AUCTION SER VICE
48:;31'20
0
Clitttor:
•
1
13.•SERVICES AVAiL,ABLE •
GARDEN : tilling. done. Phone
Norm Leddy, '524-697.3 or. 524-
,7290,--15-20 .
•
2ND MORTGAGES;
•
SAME DAY COMMITMENT'
0 •Farms•.
O Residential Properties
• Out-of-town properties
CALL 432-6337.
CHARLES DRAKE
CORPORATION LTD..,
CLOCKS REPAIRED
All types, Grandfather, Dutch,
French. antique. Specialist on
chiming clocks. Will collect
and deliver. Contact:
J.T. HOLLINSHEAD
Residence 482-3759
110 RATTENBURY ST. E.
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Lea -Lynn
P..
-OOLS _Sales_&`cvSeice `
MAINTENANCE OF
QUALITY KAFKO POOLS
•
524-9169
*0011101010,00
13 SERV C S I- E V 13, S-ERVICES AVAILABLE 13, SERVICES AV -ARABLE • 20 TO GIVE AWRY.
A AILABLE
Woodland Homes
BUILDING CUSTOM _
You'll' , know . the completed "
cost ofyour new home before.
construction starts.
Ronnie Armstrong •
" 524=9905 •
Frank Graham
• --5.24-6866
Tree
Trimming
and
Removal
CEMENT WORK
524-7237
or
5.24-91 69'
•
I
COMPLETE CAli
• INTERIORS •
PROFESSIONALLY
• CLEANED
Have the Winter Grime
removed • from your 'car or
truck seats and carpets by
experts. at 257 Warren 'St.
Goderich, Call '
.1
5-Z4=78-8-9-2
Wm. R.,Nelson .
CARPENTER
Area Representative
for
TRALEE KITCHEN _•
CABINETS
-- and vanities
528-2949
FREE ESTIMATES-
PAINTING & :ROOFING
HOME RENOVATIONS
GENERAL°REPAIR'
DAVE McWOR
524-2042,
After 51401ar-free-esti rna-1"e
BUCHANAN &• HALL LTD.
STRATFORD
• COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION'
& AIR 'CONDITIONING
Service 7 Days, a Week '
GODKRICH AREA
DONALD C. JOI4NSTON
134 Wilson • Street
.Phone 524-7758
SANDBLASTING
Hames, Steelwork, Boats, -
Air: Hammer, Backhoe
Calf'
-ARNOLD STOTHERS
Distributor. for Acorn Tocols
1 GENERAL CONTRACTING
ROOFING, PAINTING
BLOCKWORK, ETC.
(FREE ESTIMATES )
CALL GODER•ICH 524-7606
• Before 12:00 or After 6:00 Daily
CARPET DIRTY
Do it. -
yourself
and save
"Rent
the.pro
rul
R
carpet 'Cleaner
Seem(', saia
d O;, cavINS cel .
I075US-Row.�iyO ;is IIIb
`oko N,rY5X1Y f0 Cp„Yyr
'•g•�GoodIlau ate ing:
II({YISri N
ry''rr4rxl a1 gruMp g CPtc`
Have the
experts
do it
•
•
*.Steam gets the dirt other
methods don t reach.
;e Removes old shampoo.
• Carpet dries quickly.
CARPET CARE
216 Weilington Street S.
Goderich ..
5244440
" Hermann S.tr.yker
° SIDING. -.
INSTALLATIONS'
Kaiser Aluminum "
•Vllestroc Vinyl
Siding,'. Soffit and Fascia•,:
Eavestroughing,.• Shutteis."
Quality workmanship,
reasonable prices. 20 year
guarantee.
Throw.{away that paint. brush!
- Call us
4824428 ...'••
Roofing
Painting
Carpentry
PAUL LASSALINE
524-71 58
FREE ESTIMATES
BACKHOE SERVICE
BASEMENT EXCAVATIONS
DUMP TRUCK
BULLDOZING
SEWERS
Septic Tank Installations
• Government Licenced
FREE ESTIMATES `
Sr Brulnsma
Goderich
524-8668
FOR YOUR
Carpet and
Upholstery
Cleating Needs''`
Superior Maintenance
Now Offers
STEAM or, DRY SHAMPOO
For Free Estimate Call
TIP-TOP
ROOFING
SIC
-!- All types of siding -;
+ Hot and Asphalt Roofing
.Commercial and
Residential. -
+ .Complete ,Home
Renovations•
PHONE. CLINTON.
482-7043
14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
WO.NDFRFLILt TERR:IFIC!,50,*
different Canadian stamps free,,
approvals . arid gift coupon • in- .
eluded. H. Smith' Enterprises,
°Dungannon, Ont,=15,16,l7,18
21. BIRTHS
easeeee
SILLIB: Bruce�and'Marsha are
pleased 'to announce the safe
arrival . of their ,first . born, 'a
d•aughter,. Lisa Michele, at
,Wingham General Hospital, April
17,''1976, Thanks to.. Dr.: McKim
•' and nurse's on second floor,-17nc
Al! • . persons having claims
against the estate 'of •PEARL.
MacADAM, late of the Town of
Goderich, iri the County of Huron,
Widow; who died on or about the
6th day . of March, ,1976, are
required to file the same with full
particularswith the undersigned
by the 7th_ day of May, ' 1976, 'as
after that: date the ,assets of, the
estate will be distributed,
DATED at the". Town of
Goderich, in the County of Huron,
this 7th day of Ap:rjl, 1976.
PR•EST & EGE-NER',..
Barristers,• etc:,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario..
Solicitors for the Estate:
•-16.,17,18
WHEE LCHAIRS =),VA3.S,
The. Humanitarian Service
Committee df • the__Goderich
• ".ddfelime and Rebekah Lodges
15. PUBLIC' NOTICE.
r _;2574arren St., Gpderich : I
have equipment for.loan. Contact
Amos • Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or
Fred Frftzley, 524-7217.-38eowat
16. PERSONAL
524-8892 -
ALL PURPOSE
BACKHOEING°
Septic -tanks
trenches basements
Call Rick Boel.
529-7222
MATHERS
LANDSCAPING
& LAWN
MAINTENANCE
Specializing in landscaping
and your complete lawn
needs.
Phone:
524-2401 524-7044
D-A,YNIOND
VINYL SIDING
&`ALUM.INUM. SIDING
SOFFITS & FASCIA
Aluminum stoi-m.. doors and
windows, weather stripping,
small plumbing repairs.
DO IT. YOURSELF OR
WE CAN DO IT FOR YOU!
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
CALL D:G.M. HOME
MAINTENANCE. ASK FOR
DON.
526.7794
`HOFFMEYER
Plumbing & Heating Ltd.
APPLIANCES
55 KINGSTON ST,
ELECTRIC •
Inglis washers, dryers,
'refrigerators, dishwashers,
ranges
GAS
Ranges, barbecues; Tight,”,
rings*
Carpentry Work,
Home.Renova ing
furniture Repairs
& Refinishing -
(30 'Years
efinishing-(30'Years Experience)
(No Job Too Small)
524 2591 or 5.24.9386
Between 12 & 1 p.m.
or -after 6'p,m;
�DYBEL: At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on March 30,
1976, to Mr. and Mrs, Jon Zdybel,
Luckno,w, a daughter, Carrie
Lynn, • - •
CAVEN: At':Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on April 9, 1976, to Mr.
and, Mrs. Steven Caven, Clinton,
ason, Jason Scot.
HURLOCK: At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on April , l7,
1976, to Mr. 'and Mrs, Paul
Hurlock,. Goderich, a daughter,
Allison Crista.•
- v
SKELTO.N: -Robert and Linda
• are happy to 'announce the safe
arrival .of their daughter, Angela
Dawn; at`St: Joseph's -Hospital,
• April 13, 1976. Many thanks to Dr.
Thomson, Dr. Milne, and the staff •
at'Alexandra Hospital. --17
6. CARD *OF THANKS
M.UNRO:'••Harvey; S>a;aitan,
Monica and Marcus.. would like to.
(hank their`" relatives, friends,
neighbors: and fellow employees
who' helped .so Much to make
their Farewell Party at the White
Carnation. March' 26, 1976, • .a
4+c�Rderlul evening! All gifts and
,, beet. wishes were greatly' ap-
preciated: -17
POWELL: The familyof the late' •
Mabel E: Powell wish to express
their sincere thanks.' to all •
relatives; friends.and neighbors
for their kindness and prayers in
our recent salt bereavesrient.
Many thanks to the pallbearers -.
and flowerbearers, for• all• the
beautiful. 'floral • ..tributes,
memorial donations • to Cancer,
Diabetes, and Heart Fund, for all
the sympathy 'cards,. Special
thanks to Dr. J. Wallace, also
Doctors and staff in Intensive
Care•Unit at. Victoria Hospital; to
Rev. R. C. McCallum for his
prayers, comforting words and
help; to the., Stiles Funeral Home
for their kindness to the family; . .
to the Legion Ladies Auxiliary for
serving lunch:'to all who helped
in any . way. -Ab .Powell and
family.•=17ar • .
ELLIOTT:. I would like to' ex-
press my sincere thanksto
friends and relatives, the Legion
t;adies Auxiliary„ for,. the. cards
and flowers and $eed- wishes 'I
received While I was a patient in.
Alexandra . Hospital; .G,oderich. '
Thanks tci the doctors and nurses
23. ENGAGEMENTS
and stall -on' 1st T&or. Special
• thanks to Rev, McWhinney and
the V.O.N. nurses whe .come
every day since" returning
Mr. 'And Mrs. • Ken Jones •'.of,'. hon- a
e,LeonrdElliott,-17 r
Goderich are pleased. to an- - '
pounce the forthcoming ; .
marriage of their ' daughter,
Cathie Agnes, to. Mr. John Austin
'Sturdy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
.'Chester Sturdy, RR 2, Goderich.
The wedding will take place :on
ONLY YOU CAN
GIVE 'THE GIFT
OF LIFE!
Friday; May 14, 1!6, at 7:30, p:m.
a t _tile-:-N-o.r- -11 Street .-U rate d-- `._-:-
Church, Goderich.-1 7 -
WE INVITE cngaced couples to
visa the Arbor• Gift : Shop in '
Clinton. Receive a free gift and
tall yOtIr friends about our shower .
and klridal Registry Set vice: No'
charge, no obI;gation.-3t1
DQ YOU have marriage or family
problems? The Ministry of Com-
munity & Social Services offers help
in the form, of marriage and family
counselling either in your home or.
in the Win•gham Office, 199
Josephine Street. For appointment,
phone 357-3370,--8tf
. 17. LOST AND FOUND
Calculated at '46®44 cwt.
Hog support price,
announced by OVt
g
•
The support price for'hogs
under. the • Agricultural
Stabilisation Act from April 1,
1975, to March 31, 1.976, has
been cal ulated at .$46.44 per
hundredweight • (Index 100)
• Agriculture MinisterI uugene
Whelan announced last week.
Theaverage market price
'for. lit was .above this
° support level during the year.
)' "Although there won't be a
stabilization payment on hogs,.
this ..year, I think hog
producers should know the
support' level 'and how it is
,calculated," Mr: Whelan.
said, •
Hogs are one of the 'nine
named commodities' under -.
the Agricultural Stabilization.
FOUND:. Saturday; April 1.7th,
strayed to the fat•n, of ' Joe
DicGi;e, RR 1. Dungannon, small
brown and white •hound ` 'The
owner .may • have same hy.'
identifying and paying for :ado
Callufter 6 p.m. 525-7422.---17':
19. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
To start your own: Pop Mart
Business or to add to your
present business. Plan now to
take advantage of the
profitable summer trade: No
franchise fee: Write or phone
L. Dorey or L. Harrison 1-416-
449-7391. ' Lucky, One
Beverages;• 20 Graydon Hall
Drive, Suite 101, Don Mills,
Ontario. —16,17
Act. as amended. lase year.
The Act ...guarantees, 0
minimum support level for
the named com.moditiesof 90,_
percent ofthe average
'market .price• in the previous-
five'
reviousfive' years, indexed;l.o reflect
changes in producers' costs of
produtio,n: •
The average. market. price'
for. hogs since 1970 w•as139.12
pe'r , hun'dred 'eight, • so the
minimum support level starts
with 90: percent of this, or
$35.21, • Then, the • national
average cash costs of hog
production for 1975-76 -are
compared With,:the national
...average cash costs during the
previous five years. Current
cash Cost,s arc.$11.23.a'hun=
dredweight 'higher than tlih--r
five-year average and this
amountl,as been added to the
.$35.21 figure, giving• the
announced support price of_
$46.44.
MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Qualifications
• Ntat appearance • • £
• Aggressive
• Must have car
a Legal age.
• Desire to°succeed
• Need to earn $15,000 - $20,000
If you have thesetreouirements call 524-6092
and ask for Mikeen'wick for an interview.
•
''If we were still using the
minimum of .the old :•'
Agricultural'Stabilization• Act.
of 1958, 'the hog support price
for the 'past year would be
only $28.43. The old Act'used
80 percent of the market price:,
from the previous 10 years as
a .base, a.nd •didn't take costs -
of production into account gat
all," Mr. Whelan said.
"The new Act gives far-
mers 'a better deal. We
recognise that farmers' costs
have been rising.. We. are •
adding in the full difference •
bet'ween the farrners&'present:.
•cash costs. and : what those
costs have been in the past
five years.
•
'REPOT -FOR ACTIVE
• HOUSEPLANT GROWTH`
Inclonr gardeners know that
spring will soon be here when
their: houseplants, which have
been , resting during the:'
winter months, suddenly
.start to show new and active
growth,, .A' Ministry of
Agriculture slid Food
specialist says this is' also a,
good. •period, to- repot those
potbound plants. •
. "Nein• soil and a pot'onesize
larger will help'any potbound
pla eL: on its way to spring' -
gr.owth,-' say's horticulturist _
R.A. Fleming, "Repotting
also has other benefits. When
the soil becomes exhausted or
when it t -urns "Sour",
repotting generally improves
a pliant:s thriftiness,'"
He indicates that while
repotting should • be done
whenever .pit's needed, .the
lies% time is In the spring. Use.
a 'fertile, coarse-textured
•patting soil containing
'adequate organic material.
The horticulturist says that a
soil mixture of equal parts of
good garden• loam, coarct;,
sharp sand .ani leaf mold or
pea, moss -is quite accteptable •
for all houseplants, and has •
the ability to drain off -excess
moisture quickly:
-Mr. Fleming' recommends
that. • when. • repotting. gar-
deners should use a pot only'
nne size up. from the present
onc, Too' large a pot for the
root 'system of the plant can
resuit in • cold wet 'soil con-
ditions Which can only hinder, •
rather than help, new ..root
growth,
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