The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-07-27, Page 14•
PAGE 14—TfIE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, JULY 27. 197S
*OWN AND COUNTRY
CLASSIFIEDS •
26. Births
MILLER: Brenda -and Bob
are pleased to announce the
arrival of their first child, 9
lb: IG-. Robert Bradley.
Born in K -W Hospital, Kit-
chener on July 13, 1978. His
proud grandparents _ are
Ettabelle and Bill Bradley,
Goderich and Margaret and
Ray Miller, Stratford, Great
grandparents are Hazel and
Tommy Webster,
Dungannon. -30
SMITH: To Steven and
Sandra Smith, Clinton on
July 19, 1978 at Alexandra
Hospital, Gotilerich, a son
Kelsley David, weighing 6 Ib.
8 oz. -20c
VANDENBERG: To Martin
and Petronella, "E1111y.'"
VandenBerg, RR2 Clinton, at
Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, ora July 20, 1978, a
daughter 7 lb. 2.1o.
VANDRIEL: A Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich on July
20, 1978 to Peter and Neeltje
• VanDriel, Goderidla, a son.
Daniel Peter, 'weighing 8 lb.
411:1oz.--30nc
WATTERS: Dr. Conrad and
Nancy Watters will not be
sailing as much this sum-
mer, but are happy to an-
nounce the birth of their first
child, Suzanne Elizabeth, on
July 12, 1978, 09:46 at St.
Joseph's Hospital birth
weight 3.48 kilos (7 lb. ij04-1
Proud grandparents, are Mr.
Charles and Betty Plaxton of
Toronto and Dr. William and
Gladys Watters of
Goderich.-30x
28. Engagements.
Mr_ and Mrs_ J. Maxwell
Cuff announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
daughter, Mary Leslie. to
Brent Carlton Baer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baer,
RR4 Goderich. The
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich on Saturday,
August 12th. 1978 at 5:30
p.m .--30:x
Mrs. Harold "Dougherty is '
pleased to announce the
-- engagement of her daughter,
Alice Patricia to Mr. John
Kooprnans, son of Mr_ and
Mrs_ Ruurd Kooperoans. The
wedding will take place in
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich, Saturday, August
12, 1978 a1 4 o'clock
-- p.m. -30x
30. In memoriam
RUDDOCK: In loving
memory of a dear wife.
mother and grandmother,
Gladys Ruddock who passed
away one year ago today.
July 27,1977.
tips cannot how I
miss her.
My heart cannot tell what to
say:
God alone knows how I miss
her
In a home that is lonesome
today.
Always remembered by Jim.
Phyllis and grand -
ch ildnen —30x
31. Card oi thanks
CLEMENTS: The fattaily of
the late Dora Clements wish
to express their gratitude
and *maks to. alLrelaes,
neighbours and friends for
the many kindnesses shown
during our recent
bereavement, for floral
tributes and Memorial
donations. Special thanks to
Dr. D. Walker and staff at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Pastor
Fred Day and the ladies of
Bethel Pentecostal Taber-
nacle for taking care of the
luncheon following the
service - Phil Cilements_-30
FISHER: A sincere that
you for the prompt attentie
received at emergency, tI
constant care in the .1.C_L„,
good nursing and excellent
anealls during my stay in
hospital_ A special thank you
to Dr. Walker and nurses and
staff of Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital. Many
Thank a also. to neighbours,
relatives and friends for
gifts, cards and kind con-
cern_ - Wilfred W.
Fisher_ -30x
We wish to thank the
exhibitors, those who
manned the reception desk,
courthouse staff. Paul Spain
and any who helped to make
Flower Festival another
success. - Susan Gower. Elna
McLean, GODERIC-H
GARDEN CUM. -30
McCABE: We would like to
express our sincere thanks
and appreciation to
relatives. friends and neigh -
urs for floral tributes,
charitpblle donations, cards
and gifts of food !received
during our recent ' sad
bereavement_ Thanks to
McCallum Funeral! Home, to
doctors and nurses at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. Goderich
Xott-t."4,14g24f4arkeitakig7
London. To Rev. John Wood
for his comforting messages.
Special thanks to Mrs. Art
Maskell. Don Sowerby and
sore Brian and all Bert's
neighbours who helped so
walleng13,, at the time of the
fire and since. Also to the
Goderich Fire Department.
Your kindness will always be
remembered. - The family of
the late Robert B.
McCabe.--30nc
Over 90 in Dungannon
Mr and pars_Bob.Etz4y _relatives for a few days__ Mrs. Karl Smith and London where he had Mrs. Merton' Keyes Pt
and family of Bill is in Brazil where he family from Chathainbeen since May 16 after Seaforth.
Mississauga visited last, has been transferred. and Mrs. Irsula Groves. of his accident at the salt Mrs. Cecil Blake ac.-,
weekendl with Mr. and Freeville, N.Y.. Mr. A. mine in Goderich.
Mrs. Irvine Eedy. The McDonald and Mr. and He won't be back to
twins, Jennifer and
Megan, stayed for a
longer haliday with their
grandparents.
Dave Dawson, Paul
Garry 4.4"aal 0.
Terry Hedges went to
Cayuga on Sunday to a
Tractor Pull event.
Duane Rivett has gone
West with Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Sproul and
David.
Mrs. Wm. Atkinson,
Wendy and Paul, from
Oshawa, visited with Mr.
Herb Finnigan and other
the family will be moving
there early in August for
two years.
Mrs. Win. Stewart . is
now residing in Lucknow
in one of the Ashton
apartments.
.c9agr.atatag
and Mrs. Irvine
the birth of a baby girl on
Monday, July 17 at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital,
Goderich.
Recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Smith were Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ruston, South
Woodslee, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Smith from
Wingham were Monday
visitors with Mr. and
work for some months yet
and uses a cane to get
around with but he was
companied by Mrs. John
Kilpatrick of Lucknow
spent the weekend in
London with Miss Loreen
Crozier and Miss
Mrs. Marvin Smith. • home itnticrie.,:to welcome Meaden. respectively.
Mr. Alvin Sherwood, his s4ir a SixPound baby Congratulations to Mr.
wild underwent hip boy born- J-oly 23 - at- and -Thomas, - -
torey on surgery last Tuesda in
y
University Hospital,
London, is -making 'good
progress for which his
many friends are'
pleased.
Paul Sampson,
grandson of Mrs. Mary
Alton, returned to his
home in Goderich on July
19 from Victoria Hospital,
1
Goderich hospital, their
first ehild.
Mrs. Paul Henderson
and girls of Mississauga
met last Ikeek with her
father Harvey Alton.
Visitors with Mr. and
Mrs.. Robt. Irvin on
Friday were Mrs. Ruth
Mulholland of Clinton and
Mrs. Wilber Keyes and
acKenzies reunite
(Intended
for last week)
Many from the area
attended the wedding,
and reception for Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Drennan on
Saturday in Lucknow.
Annette and Leroy were
married in the Lucknow
Presbyterian Church and
the reception followed in
the Luck now community
centre.
Miss Doris Wylds of
Toronto visited recently
with her father Mr. Dan
Wylds at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Wylds.
Saturday was the
MacKenzie family
reunion day. Relatives
and friends met at Ash-
field Park when frien-
dships and acquaintances
were renewed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Heffernan of London
visited Mr. and Mrs. D.A.
MacLennan recently.
• Sympathy of the
community is extended to
Mr_ and Mrs. Russell
sudden death of Nancy's
father Mr. Gordon
Emirierton, also to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack
MacKenzie in the passing
of Mrs. Marion Walden
after a lengthy illness,
and to the family of K.L.
SCHILBE: We. Earl and
Frances, wish to thank our
friends and relatives for
making obr 25th wedding
anniversary such a happy
occasion. Your warm wishes
and gifts will always be
cherished. Sincere
thanks. -30
WIL,LIAMSON: I wish to
thank my relatives, friends
and wonderful neighbours
for cards. gifts and visits
while I was in the Goderich
Hospital. Special thanks to
Father Loebach, Dr. Walker
and Dr. Cauchi. all the
nurses and the Goderich
Softball League. - 'Muriel
Williamson. -30
Wedding stories and pictures
must arrive at the Signal -Star
within one month of the ceremony.
or a sl5 charge will be made
for publishing the items.
MacKenzie who passed
away on Tuesday.
Master Gregg and Miss
Karen McCharles
returned to their home in
Oakville, after a holiday
with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Johnstone of Detroit
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan Farrish.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Farrish and family
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John MacRae recently.
CHURCH NEWS
A congregational picnic
was held on Sunday,
following services at Ash-
field' Presby,terian
Church. Mrs. Lillian
Simpson who had faith-
fully been organist for
several- years, was guest
of honour and was
presented with a gift
from the congregation.
SOCIAL NEWS
Miss Christine Manthos
of Virginia U.S.A. spent
the past few days in the
acquaintances with the
MacLean and MacDonald
families_
RIPLEY
CRAFT SHOW:.
All members of the
Huron -Bruce Arts and
Crafts Incorporations
Lochalsh
Marion McCharles
met on Monday evening
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan MacInnes of
Blyth to finalize plans for
the annual Craft Show -to
he held in Ripley July 28
and 29 at the community
centre.
With over 100 par-
ticipants in the Arts
Crafts and Antiques,
show and sale booked.
plans were made for their
placement in the arena.
Letters of
correspondent. 528-2822
special features were
read. Canada Packers
.will have a special
display of quilts from
across Canada, from
pioneer days to the
present make:
A rug display will be a
special feature, with
these rugs all having
been made by men of the
community.
The United Church men
will hold an auction sale
of various items . on the
Saturday of the show.
All entertainment
contacted were only too
glad to participate in-
cluding Larry Needham
with the bag pipes.
Bud Bitton of the
cultural Services_ kusk,„
the show to continuous
indoor and outdoor ac-
tivities, and there will be
a book s'ale'by the ladies
of the Legion auxiliary.
Ball :g6ineS., and. .-a
barbecue are also part of
the weekend festivities. •
Holmesville store has new look
The topic of Rev.
Oestfeicher's sermon on
Sunday morning was
"living on Main Street."
Mr_ Hugh Lobb played
the violin solo, ac-
companied at the organ
by Mrs. Jim Lobb.
Mr. Elmer Porter and
Mr. Car men T-eb butt
received the offering.
Rev, Oestreicher in-
formed the congregation
that he will be on holidays
until September 10 and
when church service and
Sunday school classes
will resume at 9:45 am.
Next Sunday Rev.
Stewart Miner a former
minister will speak at
Holmesville Church at
9-i45 am. During the
month of August the
congregation is invited to
attend Ontario United
Church_
olmesville
news
Blanche Deeves, correspondent
Personals
1111s. Orval Blake is
visiting with her sister
Mrs. Wannamaker in
Napanee.
Mr. and, Mrs. Jerry
7,
,
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A shoe scramble was only one of the Many games
played when11011 kids gathered In the GDCI football
field for the LakeHuron Zone Reereational
Association's annual Play Day last Wednesday.
The Goderich Recreation Department was hittOt for
the day's activities with children aged six to 13,
, representing playground programs from Bruce,
Grey, Huron, Perth and Wellington Coutitieg,
taking part. Here, Lisa Bedard Of Zurich and
Grant Duthie of Thretloit hurry to put their shoes
on. (Photo by Joanne Walters)
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482-3383
Blake spent the weekend
at a cottage in Tober-
mory. •
Mr. and Mrs. Herb.
MacAdam had their son
Charles and his wife
visiting them for a week
from Chilliwack, B.C.
Also visiting with them
has been their daughter
Pearl for a five week
Vacation from Trinidad.
-Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
Abbott certainly have the
Holmesville Store in good
shape with the new look.
Going to the store now
you enter .by way of the
Cut line door and enter
the ne'w addition with
everything neatly
arranged. Soon to Come is
a fresh mearnriartment
and butcher shop to be
run by Darrell Abbott.
Grand opening is coming
up soon. Good luck to the
Abbotts.
Don and Isobel Harris
had their family home on
Sunday for dinner, the
occasion was their
granddaughter Kelly
Carter's third birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Angus returned home
after a week's vacation
on Manitoulin Island.
Donald Ash on of
London v isi ted his
grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Potter 'for a
week recently. Their
granddaughter Heather
Potter of Listowel visited
with them last weekend.
WI meet
The Goderich Township
WI held a picnic on the
lawn of Mrs. Alice Porter
on Tuesday. July 11 with
10 members present.
..,Mrs. Hazel McCreath
chaired the opening of the
meeting and the business_
The roil call was an-
swered by naming the
place you would like to
spend your holidays.
Achievement Day will
be held in Ontario Street
Church August 16, Mrs.
Gonnie Tak requested all
members save Kraft
salad dressing and
mayonnaise labels.
A member of the WI
Mrs. Jean Lobb showed
pictures of many places
she visited while in
Ireland and pictures with
relatives she visited. She
had maps of Ireland and
one had many names
familiar to Goderich
Township. Mrs. Lobb told
how the forefathers of
these people immigrated
to Canada in the 1800's
and later to this area.
Mrs. Alice Porter
thanked Mrs. Lobb for
her most ' informative
talk.
A committee t+ was
named to arrange a
concert in the fall. Irene
Cudmore arranged two
contests with the win-
ners, Thursa Miller and
He 'en Lindsay. Alice
Porter had prizes for the
following: the one whose
birthday closest to July
11, won by Thursa Miller;
also Thursa had the most
pennies with her; the
closest wedding an-
niversary, Mrs. Jean
Lobb; the most buttons,
Mrs. Hazel McCreach;
Mrs. • Grace Walters
guessed, the,lucky
number.
A picnic lunch was
enjoyed and- Mrs, Jean
Lobb brought Irish soda
bread, hard boiled eggs
and dheese. These items
plus a beverage are
served once'a day in an
Irish home.
Next meeting will be in
Septetiber. Have a good'
summer, members.
Webster who had a great-
grandson born on July 13
to Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Miller of Kitchener.
• Mr. and Mrs.. Jim
Steele of London visited
on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Irvin.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Webster are spending a
few days -with Mr. and
Mrs. Ker... Thomas of
Bolton.
, Mr. and 1V1rs. Elliott
MacKichan of Ailsa Craig
visited the Rev. and Mrs.
Clyde Westhaver on
Sunday.
CHURCH NEWS
Daily Vacation Bible
School is over once again
in the Dungannon
community. '
The four junior classes
met in the United Church
and the four senior
classes in the Christian
Fellowship church. The
enrolment for the entire
school was over 90, the
highest attendance was
90 with an average at-
tendance of 87.
A program was held
Friday evening in the
Christian Fellowship
church at which some 175
people were in at-
tendance. Each class
gave a demonstration of
something they had
,learned during the,week.
This took the form of
singing, reciting memory
verses, or answering
questions asked by the
teacher.
The daily offerings
went to a missionary
project of -supplying
language. There were
sufficient offerings to buy
32 Bibles.
Richard Yordy from St
Jacob's gave th
message Sunday -eVeni
at the drive-in servi
e
ng
ce.
The last drive-in ser-
vice -of the season will be
held next Sunday. July 30.
James Stanley, from the
Missionary Church in
Listowel, will be bringing
the message and music
will be supplied by a
musical group called,
The Last Command.
Mrs. Harold Elliott has
accepted the position of
church organist begin-
ning the first Sunday in
September. Miss Shelley
Rivett has been organist
for the past two years.
1AUCTI N SALE
of targe Modem 4 wheel drive tractors, 2 -self
propelled cornhines,`trucks, corn dryer and a full line
of cash crop equipment, shop tools, etc., to be held for
D & S Farming at tor 34, Bayfield Concession,
Goderich Township, 4 miles West of Clinton* on the
Bayfield ROad, or 2 miles north of Bayfield on No 21
Highway to Golf Course, turn right and go 6 miles.
SAT. AUGUST 12 at 11:00 am
TRACTORS:'2 - 900 Versatile 4 -wheel drive tractors
with air conditioned cabs; 3PT Hitch, both run 735
hours; Massey Ferguson 1135 diesel tractor air con-
ditioned cab. radio, fully equipped, adjustable rear
wheels, setof 20.8 x 38 T Bar Duals,run 835 hours;
Massey Ferguson 285 diesel tractor with multi power
adjustable rear wheels run 195 hours; HD 20 Allis
Chalmers Bull Dozer with 15 yard Latereau 'Scraper.
COMBINES: 2- Massey Ferguson 760
8 diesel combines with air conditionE
hydio static drive, high inertia
choppers, corn and grain screens
heads, 13 ft. pick up heads. 24 ft.
heads, set of 18.4 x 38 step down T
x 32T Bar Duals. Four wheel dri
fits 750 or 760 Massey Ferguson
elf -propelled V -
cabs, heaters,
cylinders, straw
-6 row 30" conn
straight cutter bar
ar duals, set of 24.5
ve kit new this year,
combines.
TRUCKS: 1974 Chev C 65 tandem drive with 427 motor,
5 x 4 transmission, air brakes, 20 ft. Teal manufactured
platform racks. tarp and 20 ton hoist, 27,000 original
miles, selling certified, like new; 1967 Ford truck with
500 bushel V Box with bottom unloading auger; 1966
Mercury truck with 500 bushel V box with bottom
unloading auger; 1976 Ram Gooseneck 10 ton triaxle
5th wheel float with 24 ft. bed, 12 volt hydraulic hoist,
steel beaver tail ramp and hitch attachment complete;
1977 Dodge club cab 3-i ton 4 -wheel drive truck with air,
automatic, camper special, 440 motor selling certified.
PLANTING AND. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: JOhn
Deere No. 7000 maximerge 12 row corn and bean
planter with dry and liquid fertilizer attachments,
planting monitor, insecticide boxes, etc., complete
with transport hitch; 3 Massey Ferguson No. 33 17 run
seed drills, 2 years old; International No. 45 - 38 ft.
vibra shank wing cultivator with mid west harrows;
Krause 30 ft. wing wheel disc with anhydrous ap-
plicator attachment selling seperate; Massey
Ferguson 18 ft. chisel plow with hydraulic wing Jift;
Versatile 56 ft. hydraulic 16 section flexible diamond
harrow; Tractor mount sprayer complete with 2 - 300
gallon saddle tanks, hydraulic- motor driven cen-
trifugal pump and 36 ft. of hose with nozzles; 2 - In-
ternational No. 720 semi mount on land hitch, 7 furrow
plows with 8th furrow added, 18" bottoms with spring
trip reset and spring trip coulters; Lilliston six row
crop rolling cultivator. "
GRAIN DRYER, WAGONS, ETC: Behlen No. 850
continuous grain dryer with top mount holding bin and
roof, driven with 30 hp. and 40 hp., 3 phase 550 volt
electric motors; 7 Lucknow 400 bushel bottom
unloading gravity bins mounted on 10 ton double reach
wagons; 2 Lucknow 350 bushel gravity bins on 10 ton
wagons; Flat Rack on 7 ton. wagon; tanks for liquid
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Massey Ferguson post hole auger; 12 ft. fertilizer
auger; 12 volt fuel pump; 2 -portable gas engine water
pumps.
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SHOP EQUIPMENT: Miller 225 amo sortable electric
welder, nearly new with 110 volt outlet; John Deere
pressure washer; drill press with motor; disc grinder;
new bench grinder with 3. HP electric motor;
acetylene torch gauges and tips; bolt chest; plus- a
good offering of parts, hand tools and misc. items.
AUCTIONEER NOTE: "this equipment has been
purchased new in the last two years and is in like new
condition.
For more information phone: Mr. Ed Szusz, Phone No.
519-482-7214, Clinton, Ont.
Terms cash day of sale
Personal cheques accepted with proper identification
LUNCH BOOTH
Richard Lobb
Aiictinneer
Clinton, Ont. 482-7898 .r
Owner or Auctioneer 'not,responsible for accidents day
of sale.
GIANT
01101
SALE
Brand new furniture, appliances,
and gift items
COMING UP....
MONDAY, JULY 31s,
at 7:30 p.m.
at the Saltford Valley Hall
Partial Listing:
colonial, modern. spanish, high and low backed chesterfield suites in
two and four piece groupings, 5 and 7 piece chrome kitchen suites, 5
and 7 piece maple diningroom suites, bunk beds, captain's beds, box
springs, mattresses, stereo sets, several styles of bedroom suites.
coffee and end table sets, bed -chesterfields, wall clocks, microwave
ovens. lamps, recliners, radios, tools, occasional chairs, rocking
chairs, pictures, oil paintings, colour televisions, air conditioners.
plus much, much more.
Terms of the Sale: Cash, Personal Cheques
and Chargex
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Auctioneer: Gord McComb