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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-20, Page 16l PAGE 16-- CIDER1fH SIGNAL -S'T'AR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1977 TOWN AND COUNTRY LASSIFII 18. Services available BERE BROS. CONSTRUCTION General Carpenters Framing and Finishing DUNGANNON PHONE 529.7894, 529-7915 WALLPAPER AND PAINTING Neat, clean work Call after 6:00 p.m. 524-7961 TV & Appliance REPAIR • All Makes • Speedy Service • In-home repairs Jim Broadfoo't 482-7032 Backhoe -Bulldozing Public and private sewage systems Government Licensed Excavations of all types Free Estimates Gaetan Jacques Construction RR 2 GODERICH 524-7104 • Big or small we do them all! - CARPET CLEANING WITH "STEAM" • Steam gets the dirt other methods don't reach • Removes old Shampoo • Carpet dries quickly • Steam Machine Rentals. CARPET (ARE 216 Wellington Street S. Goderich 524-2440 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern equipment. Two trucks to serve you. Phone H.T. Dale, Clinton 482.3320 and Seaforth 527-0284. insulspray FOAMED -IN-PLACE INSULATION • Saves heating. cooling costs' • Stops drafts and cold warts! • Lowers noise level' • Easy. fast application NEW HOMES OLDER HOMES. COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES For free estimate call BLUEWATER INSULATION LTD leant 565-2633 Insulsp,gy is a registerekl trademark of Border Jnr MATHERS LANDSCAPING AND LAWN MAINTENANCE SODDING AND SEEDING TOPSOIL -SHRUBS SNOWBLOWING FERTILIZE NOW FOR WINTER SKELTON APPLIANCES Inglis—)Moffat—Beatty Sates—Service Repairs to all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph. 524-7871 18. Services available DAILY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates 'r McGEE'S Goderich Phone .524-5391 t9tt FOR YOUR Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Needs Superior Maintenance Now Otters STEAM or DRY SHAMPOO For Free Estimate Call 524-8892 257 Warren St., Goderich GODERICH ALUMINUM & HOME IMPROVEMENTS LYALL MABON, REPRESENTATIVE HUNTER DOUGLAS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CLIMATIC ELITE SIDING AWNINGS • WINDOWS • DOORS INSULATION SALES 8 INSTALLATIONS "MATERIALS It WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED" GODERICH Call... 524-7428' R.R. 2 GODERICH BRIAN " STOTHERS AND-BLrOCX--- LAYER FIREPLACES 0 529-7309 eaaamaomic . ♦% % ♦w 20. Public notices ATTENTION NIGHT CRAWLERS - For Rent - Private Billiard Room. Available from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. Phone 524-6721 for an appointment and bookings. --42 GODERICH l CONCRETE FLOORS Laying and finishing concrete floors for basement, garages) patios, driveways and/ jpargeting. Call George; Barraclough.', Phone 524-2158 . l or 2824341 ,........e...4.,........1........•••...•••••................• • .1 ►......•....w...1.........r.. ..-..........f 1977 Taxes Town of Goderich • Third and Final Installment Due November 4, 1977 Payable at any local chartered bank or Victoria & Grey Trust Co. Present your tax bill when making payment. Interest at the rate of 12% per annum ad- ded to overdue installments. Mrs. Pearl Needham Deputy Tax Collector 21. Personal ARE you" living with a drinking problem'? AL -ANON can help. Phone Goderich 524-6001.-4 I?OW 20. Public notices LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS CALL TORONTO (416) 864-9381 TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND IN ARREARS OF TAXES COUNTY OF HURON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a tax sale will be held in the Council Chambers of the Court House, Goderich, On- tario, on Tuesday, December 6, 1977, at 10:00 A.M. re any unpaid taxes still outstanding at that date, as shown on the list published in the Ontario Gazette on September 3, 1977. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that if any of the unpaid lands remain unsold, an adjourned sale will be held on Tuesday, December 13, 1977, at the same hour and place. Lists of properties involved may be secured at my officer in ''`Cotfrr-House, God-et-it:hi- Ontario. Bill G, Hanly, Treasurer County of Huron Tender for Refuse Collection SEALED- TENDERS, plainly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12:00 o'clock noon, local time, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1977 for the collection of Refuse within the Corporation Limits. Tender forms, specifications and instructions to bidders are available from the Municipal Office, 57 West Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 2K5. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Dave Gower Works & Engineering Chairmen Town of Goderich 57 West Street Goderich, Ontario N7A 2K5 Notice Of Special Assessment And Of Time And Place Of Holding COURT OF REVISION FOR SOUTH STREET WATERMAIN Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich has constructed as a local Improvement an eight in- ch (8") watermaln on South Street from Bennett Street to two hundred and thirty feet (230') north of Suncoast Drive. The cost of the work is '15,000.00 The estimated Iifetlme of the work Is 20 years. A Court of Revision will be held on the 24th Day of October 1077 at 7 o'clock afternoon at the Goderich Council Chambers, 57 West Street, Goderich, Ontario for the purpose of hearing complaints against the proposed assessments or the accuracy of frontage measurements and any other complaint that per- sons Interested may desire to make and, ,that is by law cognizable by the Court. t. J. Harold Walls Town Administrator 22. Lost and found FOUND- Grey and white cat strayed to property fl 1. arena on MacDonald Street: Anxious. to find owner. Phone 524 9912 after 5 or c.111 at 169 MacDonald Strad.-42NC LOST 1 ady's gold watch, C'atavclly lost at Suncoast Mall 2 weeks ug'. Phone 524-7660.-42 LOST red corduroy throe Seel fl n cushion, arca of Square. Phone after Saturday. 529- 7660.-42 LOST- Pair ,tf wonian's dark brown framed reading glasses and dark blue t.rt ket,'Phone 524- 9143 tit noon units t,.m.-42 25. To give away v1ALE{ neutc rnd c•at, all shots, to give zo,%ay_ Phone •i24 462;1.-42 26. Births ANDERSON- Rill and Lynn Anderson art, pleased" to an- nounce the :writ al Of their baby girl, Carrie Lynne, 9 lbs. 41,2 oz, at Guelph Genital Hospital on October R. 1977. A granddaughter for r.1r, and Mrs. Arnold Gackstellcr, Guelph, and Mrs. Erma .Anderson, Goderich.-42x SHERRA'I"I': At Brantford General Hospital, October 6th, 1977, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard Sherratt: tl) -hbic MacDougall) a daughter, Chvrr.•tte Andrea Demise,-42ni' YOUNG: George and Susan (nee MacKmleya are pleased to an- nounce the arrival ivat of their fourth daughter Kyti Mei hart , weighing 71hs 1 or. at St. Josephs Hospital, Sarnia on Sunday, 30. In memoriam 31. Card of thanks AND),;,RSON: In loving memory „f a dear and only son, Ronald hu passed away one year ago. Oct. 19, 1976 age 21. In tears we saw you sinking, t1'e watched you fade away, (sur hearts were almost broken, You fought so hard to stay. Life for us is not the same, Since you were called away. n.hing today as we've wished hVelot( I hat God could have spared you i t u,y years more. �ooric knows the grief we share, \l hen we all meet and you're not there. t ife goes on, w e know that's true, Bat nut the same since we lost I hough absent, you are always still loved still missed, still very sadly missed and lovingly rr'membeied by Mom and i AI DWELL: In loving memory ;,f ,t dear father and grandfather, Ge(,t-ge Edward, who passed ,sway Oct. 17, 1975. Though absent you are very near, ',till loved, still missed, and very dear, Always remembered and sadly ,nosedby daughter Verna, son - u, -laic Frank and grandchildren Wayne, Karen. Jana and Brian. -42x I(RIN{)LEY: In loving memory ef a dear mother and grand- mother, Edith May Brindley, who passed away eight years ago', t (ember' 19, 1969. though she left us, we can't be'ge't, Fond memories we still have yet. But at the time our hearts were -.id.. tt remember the good d time ,Ill rem'be s we had. Always remembered by Doug, BEDARD: I wish to express :t sincere thank you to Drs. Lomas, Deathe and to all the nurses on 2nd -floor east, for their care and to my mother, friends, relatives and neighbours fur their visits cards and flowers while 1 was -in hospital. Special thanks to Mani and Dad Bedard for all their help then and now.—Dorothy Bedard. -42 BOWRA: 1 take this opportunity to. express my thanks to Doctors Cauchi and Watt and the efficient nurses and staff on floor one of Alexandra Hospital, My ap- preciation to relatives, friends, neighbors, Rebekah Lodge and Clubs for flowers, gifts, cards and 4reats and visits. -Sincerely, Mrs Margaret Bowra. -42 DUNGALE: I would like to thank my friends, relatives and neigh boors for flowers, cards ;ind visits while I was in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Stan Dungale,-42NC Lochalsh to continue After an absence of a few weeks, many inquiring why there is no Lochalsh news and finally, an invitation to attend a sem inay for Huron -Perth's weekly ne•spaper, editors, reporters and correspon- dents, I conscinted to carry on reporting- Hating made up my mind to call it quits due to fault tinders, who really are in the adreno ty - this correspondent feels those who are missing the local news ' are more important. These people ant} the faithful people who call v ith a news item or hap- penings in the community, are responsible for my trying again. The scutular wag held on riday, a beautiful fall day, in Clinton 111(1 Goderich, with ver fifty representatives of newspaper's attending. Son( l` of the editors gave talks, staking the correspondents fuel they wets necessary in producing a local paper of interest to the local people and those at a distance, who count on the istrict news O Auburn man •Irvm page13 , and Mrs. Norman Rodger ;at Ron.lin test guest I Ierl soloist and special music vas Mississauga. supplied, by the choir under the C;„r1 t,r h Sit:ntd•Stat E3 ee ,t-i+T, r. -)4r ter fir--IT"nna..- a . aa.ts &biLdren�- ",::, ' .1.(71 1V1x r 'the, ',if' r etlaa+a,..u1 'the <:iz.ur+16.-r41l.. -177v ayne, Deanna and Dale. -42x: Paper as much a from hO100 It was said at the serq: that it is a comnunitypri pro‘ ided by willing wort who expect little inretii, nn way should cont dents he obligated to insults or be criticizedlj' who w•outdn't or Coulda'' better .job. All mist' aren't made by the ref,'I if one would only stomp of the number of hands news item lust Passth'i before it reaches therea 1f you have a COM then the editor efthep. ready and willing tube but if you have son nisi'- to say ora news:. then the ,editor likes to this alsei 11 is your duty as a Lochals Cir t'epihrl to the Cur, fent, w,r at anyr:itethe tvhi1 w ill. most likelyinc in the retttn'tt'r', news, paper (an only heasg you rn;tk,• it by W i l l i report 114.111, [ i s n, t P sihle to ('4 i•1 -stint' (''cry thereftn','. there are ,,t)111.(•111.1114 s Inisaed. lot Ihi, happen in coin in iiiy • Ltchalsh Wile I'tl,o 1)ffice - no kept 1114' by the.. new keeptll.” In, !plc informed': timi..group 4,1 ,t I,i;,t f the fun part the r„tu° 01 the Gad Signal �I,.ir ,+'re •ail tt•rta!rn'ig parts of: sc'rii,,.u' Mr, R. G. , : t : I .ttiiit n }ll I1 N 1,1 m s Keller edi a Erin, Georgia and .1illian, and a new granddaughter for Ret'. and Mrs, A.C. Young. Goderich and BLACK: In loving memory of a Dr. and .Mrs. A. K. NlacKfnley, clear mother and grandmother, Ca initially 'insured) —42 labia Black who passed away ( )ember 19, 19 76, OVERHOLT At Alexandra (idhas taken our rose away, Hospital, Goderich. Ontario, on '1 hat shed sweetness far and October 17. 1977. to Mr. and Mrs. ,ides William Overholt. Goderich, Our sorrow, yes is hard to bear,. Ontario, a- son. Jasotl 4But Mom we know God's garden William.-42NC •will be brighter now that you are there. Lovingly remembered fancily. GAR R • ,John and Christina are happy to announce the birth of their son, ,Joseph Gordon, on October 8, 1977 in Alexandra Hospital. Another. grandchild for Mrs. Kathleen Hodgkinson and first grandchild for lNlr, and Mrs. Josef Sudyk..-41,42 28. Engagements Mr. Dennis Brennan is pleased to announce the for• them ing marriage of his daughter, Linda Brennan to Michael Sudyk the son of Mr, and Mrs. .Tosef Sudvk on Saturday. October 29, 1977 at North St. United Church at 4 o'clock. -42x by her' —42 MALLOUGH: In loving memory of a dear husband Alex J, Malloogh who passed away 2 years ago October 22, 1975. No farewells were spoken No time to say goodbye You were gone before vie knew And will always wonder why Our.heaarts still ache with sadness And secret tears still flow What it meant to lose you No one will ever know. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife, Clara. -42 MALLOUGH: In loving memory The engagement is announced of of a dearest Dad and grandfather Mary -Jean, daughter of Mrs.. Alex J. Mallough who passed Elsie Blue and the late Howard L. away 2 years ago October 22, Blue, of Goderich, Ontario. to 1975. Arthur J. Coyle, son of Mr, and There is a gift in life that we Mrs. ,J. Coyle, of Amhersthurg, cannot buy, Ontario. The wedding will take That is very rare and true. place in Hirth Street United It's the gift of a wonderful Dad Church, on Saturday, November and grandfather, 12, 1977, at four p.m, -42x Like the one we had in you. The many things that you did for The forthcoming marriage is us, announced. of Cynthia Gail . In your kind and loving way, Diegel, daughter of Mrs. Aldecn You gave us your happiness, Diegel and. the late Walter No one can take away, Dic^gel, k R. 5, Mitchell, to Mr, Nothing could he more beautiful, Richard Barry J aechlcr, only Than the memories we have of son of Mr. and Mrs,, Harold you. Baechl('r. R.R. 3, Auburn, 'I hr To us, you were someone special-, wedding to take place on Friday, God must have thought so.ton, • October 28, 1977, in the First Lovingly remembered and so 'Lutheran Church, Logan sadly missed by sons and Township. -42 daughters and grand- children. -42 30. In memoriam SPARKS• In loving memory at ;i dear husband, fath(11' and grandfather, Ross A Sparks, who passed away October 12, teen years ago There isa link death cannot'lel:or - Love and remembrance Iasi forever, Lovingly rem(' rubel oil by his w iii, Irene, children Ross, .Tune and Mac, and griindchildren.--42 _..._ BOGIE: In memory r,f n (M tc husband, father and gra nail her Ernest ,} Bogie who passed ,1IA ay Oct. 21, 1976. in my Father's house aro ma y- • mansints," ' ' The Blessed Master said And to prepare this blessed place, He travelled on ahead. Our family circle has been broken , A link gone from our chain, Though we've parted for while. We knew we'll meet again. Lovingly remembered by his wife Ella, Madeline And Eldon R it chic. .Tim, Don and Carol, Melvin and Dorothy Bogie, Dianne, Paul and Michael. -42x BRINDLEY: in loving memory of a dear norther Edith Brindley, who passed away October 19. 1969. Gone tare the days we used to share But in my heart you are always there. The gates of memory will never close We miss you more than anyone knows With tender love and deep regret We who loved you will never forget. Sadly missed by daughter Rosetta, Reg and grand- children. -42x 31. Card of thanks SANDERS: We would like to express a sincere thank you to our friends. neighbors and relatives for the lovely cards, flowers, visits and gifts while in hospital and since returning home. A special thank you to Drs. Hollingworth and Thomson and nurses on second floor east. -Jim, Sharon and Krystal. -42 William ,1, Craig and his daughter,: f Mrs, Stanley Strasser of Ontario, California visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Craig and family in Clinton, KNOX U.C.W. Unit One of -the Knox United Church Women took as their theme, "Bread" when they met last Tuesday evening in the Sunday School room of the church, Mrs, Earl St, Jean gave the history of bread going hack to Egyptian times (7000 B,C.) She told of the religious significance of bread and read a poem. The scripture lesson was from John 6,1-14 and 25-34 verses, Mrs. St. Jean and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor demon- strating the technique of bread art,. made roses. Mrs, �T,ohn I)urnin presided for the business and Mrs, Lawrence Plaetzer read the minutes. Mrs. Durnin thanked Mrs.. St. .Jean and Mrs, Lawlor for their part in the meeting. Plans. were made for the nextmeeting,. Mrs, .Stanley Ball and Mrs. Randy Machan will he in charge. -Cleaning the church for November was discussed and articles for the bazaar are to he finished soon. Fruit bread, tt^yt and coffee were served ily the hostesses. CHURCH NEWS Knox United Church held their Anniversary service Inst Sunday with Rev. Robert Hiltz ;ts special speaker, Mr, i,r l;:ini'•1 1.1 rs, Norman \\ iglttntan, Mr. llilti spoke on the 1 1,111,g, l resenc'e ltsitlg 111e Book of 1):iniel text. From 35 yea 1 • of ministry ho drew Basil',' irotn 0 4(1(1111 of ex - peri n, r Hr' posed the question, 1)o we really accept is set^ 1 !,rise as :i Living Auburn Presence and do we see any day-to-day n,e:rning in- uncit'rni )ith are the Everlasting Arms? A large congregation was present and 0 toffee time was held in the Sunda v school room of the church following }he service so that all could renew friendships with their former• minister and his wife. The Sunday school room and lobby were rt'splc•ndt'nt with new carpeting. Mr, and Mie, flill i ':.111('(1 on former friends in the• afternoon before going .t) F 'Wier and London. the Hihle study grorip begin', on Sunday October 23t at 10 0,m. A welcome is e:x- tc•nded to anyone who wants to sh.tre in a layman's stuciy );roup. The Young !Triple of Knox t sited (-hureh have a project for Christmas which requires funds. They are planning 0 sale of good used clothing for ()etoher 29. Anyone wishing to donate please leave at the church. or the manse. The t'CW Fall Thankof- ter'ing meeting is to be held ori Sunday, October 23 at $ p,m. Robert McKinley, Conservative M.P. for Huron - Middlesex attended Colborne Township's 12th annual Christmas Countey Fair last Wednesday, October 12. Here he signs his name to some tickets for a lucky draw. The fair drew large crowds both on Wednesday and again on Saturday. (staff photo) feel .: lisle nmre r, S11411)111 he thanked I Irle,i,,ut.t ,tat. Thanes Sh,it'I•n 1)It'1/ of the Lu Sent i'mf forth inuiat1 ir;tii•t nation i0 sem ,,,,I. SOC1,1L MEN'S ('•„r, r, t to l I l ions to all parents +,f new babies, - last 1 wrote- among the and 51r,..11m Nlackent Returned home hospital in .Toron \k'ellrn;;ton Webster. 'Airs. Ruth Mach home front t'ictoria 1 in London Still hispttalized are Ern( le 110I.ennan, Nl,tcl)nnald :14', 1 :Inane 5!mpseir, 1t'1n h.un . ,t c;p,r:hy is extend the„r ha) have lost. (,11('-‘, ,t(1)n)) them Mt \l r, Ione 1 tither wht 4111101. ,! ;1111' funeral n),, tit �.,,•, 1.,. Int,hoi t;i\t ill broth i\l;i 111 •I,I Nlrs well w t 1,,: ^'r ..T n't , (Id Ceci holilLi:;r; .rt TnledO,. tt ith ,l.rtl;;hkr Jc,in,h )nil1,1''t: } thea Illi t' ,iln.:, night ;c! IlIp1, Luc 4001 5,itih,!a, ,lin: r ),lin have fl Il!: I,I nnI'! Iu the 511\,,!n I,iatr 1 n ,kung lnr•uard t0' 1)1)1)4!,1 l,!r'!i,h inartfe 11 tiro l'ar'k Ri' Hoek.' n'' many 0fhk fl'i, nil-. Kr'n harrish. hk t nit(rsity ;iflalhrif „1 ,it ,it ('!tmd;; 111 sin(1. ;A nn,nf, tleih,rs wi incl "t11, G"rdFin a)sn M11t' fnhnsiiuthAfll and; \'I' -Ring Mr. \A`ar141 Ityids and Mf tt'ylds Heti Thar• wrr,' Nliss Linda,: Loncl„ri ;roll Dottna"'' huslr,Ind of the sa�fl KenMcldnie a„'', ;1‘111.'1:::1111()^,11, n(1 Sirs. Stevef'.�. Also M .: 1 c knot+- ylds of T'etront . SIrand 51,4( Kett/it' had odd” alt 1"111' for thch 1 w !Ili Mr andd falnjl lInr-rrtt Mrs; l t,rv,nf (aMrrh kaTa6 ilt'l:g )nnaldofa'' Lenny 51,0 1Vff. aR \4(111 Mnncriet l�nc and h.. ilaut:I,t('f ,'family of kik ;Iy11'tend Gue son R usscll of BCIIist end Mrs Mac Frank 111 r. :end Mtrene y ,end Mrs Mr. (;(,(fetich.fao 12ovellffr ad Mrs. crafirth and ekA Mar•Intyrcof