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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-10-26, Page 161 17. Auction sales 17. Auction sales ' 18. Services available 18. Services available 22. Lost and found 28. Engagements ,f . La// e// 8%JYseert z/es // Farm Property & Equipment \�\` Auction Sole Tuesday, November 7th at leo0 p.m. The farm property formerly owned by Mr. Peter VanWyck,will be offered by public auction on Tuesday, November 7th at 1:00 p.m. The property may be described as the east half of lot 29, concession 9, Township of East Wawanosh and the west half of lot 29, concession 9, Township of East Wawanosh, Huron County, etich parcel containing 100 acres with 200" acres in total. Sale to consist of •: PROPERTY: There is said to be 200 acres of excellent Harriston loam land; 165 workable and 30 acres of maple bush with buildings said to consist of: HOUSE NO. 1 - A double brick 2 storey, 4 bedroom house with living room, dining room, den, kitchen, 4 - piece bath and full basement. HOUSE NO. 2 - A two storey brick house with 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and a full basement. BARN NO. 1 - A recently renovated 45' x 62' dairy barn with 42 tie-ups and a new barn cleaner with a 50' elevator and a 12' x 45' silo. Attached is a new 20' x 32' milkhouse with milkroom, pump room, vacuum pump and a 60 gal. water heater. BARN NO. 2 - 60' x 60' loose housing barn with a 13' x 55' silo. WATER: Drilled 90' well with 3 h.p. pump Attractive financing may be arranged for the ap- propriate purchaser. ( Property ,to be sold subject to a reserve bid and conilitions'of sale) EQUIPMENT: Massey Ferguson 200 harvester complete with hayhead; W40 International tractor c.w. loader; Ford ba ler; Massey Harris 7' mower; Case spreader; International 3 -furrow plow; hay rake, 2 wagons and racks; Surge vacuum pump; plus a host -of other pieces of machinery and equipment. - (Farm Credit Corporation proprietor) For viewing of property caul AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO 519Y527-1458, 18. Services available 18. Services available WAYNE A. YOUNG "Small Appliance Repair Centre" 351 SUNCOAST DR. GODERICH 524-8165 HOFFMEYER Plumbing & Heating Ltd. APPLIANCES 55 KINGSTON ST. ELECTRIC Inglis washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, ranges. GAS Ranges, barbecues, lights,. ranges. GODERICH CONCRETE FLOORS t Laying and finishing concrete floors for tbasements, garages, patios, driveways, and 1 foundation coating. Call George Barralclough. Phone 524-8158 L or 262-5341 ART'S Landscaping -Nursery - and Garden Centre 116 Bennett, Goderich FERTILIZERS SEEDING -SODDING TREES -SHRUBS Complete line of Everything needed for INDOOR & OUTDOOR 'GARDENING insulspray FOAMED -IN-PLACE. INSULATION • Saves heating, cooling costs! • Stops drafts and cold walls! • Lowers noise level! •..Easy, fust ap- plication NEW HOMES, OLDER HOMES, COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES For free estimate, colt BL1-JEWATER INSULATION LTD. 565-2633 Insulspray is a registered trademark of Borden. Inc. (Rout) MATHERS LANDSCAPING g LAWN MAINTENANCE ...SODDING ' • SEEDING • ROLLING • AERIFYING • GRADING • TOPSOIL • FERTILIZING • PATIOS • TREES AND SHRUBS • VERTICUTTING Phone 524-2401 Or 524-7044 Backhoe -Bulldozing Public and private sewage systems Govenment Licensed Excavations of all types Free Estimates Gaetan Jacques Construction. RR 2 GODERICH 524-7104 Big or Small we do them.Nl MOBILE - PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM CONTACT WAYNE YOUNG 351' SUNCOAST DRIVE 524=8165, 00DE1/ICH MAN with truck will do light delivery and pick -Lap and clean-up. - Phone 524- 8553.-42tfAR FURNITURE refinishing and caning. Phone 524-7490 or 524-2725.--43tf CUSTOM BUTCHERING - cattle, hogs, lambs. Curing, smoking, sausage and headcheese making, lard rendering.. Reasonable rates. Call Ripley Abattoir 395-2905 for ap- pointment.-38-52AR PHIL'S REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCES SERVICES Phone 1-887-9062. or Grangers TV 524-8323.-41tf AUTO BODY ,OILING - Maclyn Manufacturing Ltd., 13/4 miles north of Amberley, west of Hwy. 21. Phone 395- 3352, look for our' sign. Opening Sept. 4th. -35-48 • °REPAIR TO all appliances, refrigeration -service. Lucknow Lucknow Appliance Centre, Lucknow, phone 528- 2946.-39tf. FOR INSTRUCTION on accordion, piano, organ or guitar, phone 524-2711. (Instruments sup- plied) .-ltfar BURLEY'S FURNITURE REFINISHING - we strip and "re -finish furniture to new condition, also caning, wicker,, and reed work )^� :.. Phone 524-2725 or 524- - 7490.-26tfar GOOD TIMES Rent billiard room for the evening. For further information call Mike Cummings or Rob Cum- mings at 524-9624. For Your Home Repairs, Additions,. and' All " your ., car pentry needs, CALL ALBERT MIDDEL 524-9686 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern equipment. Two trucks to serve you. Phone H.T. Dale, Clinton 482-3320 and Seaforth 527-0284. BACKHOE SERVICE • BASEMENT EXCAVATION DUMP TRUCK BULLDOZING SEWERS Septic Tank Installations Government Licenced FREE ESTIMATES Sid Bruinsma Goderich 524-8668 Paper Hanging AND Painting Reasonable Rates Neat, clean work CALL 524-7961 AFTER P.M. • PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING WITH "STEAM • Steam gets the dirt other methods don't roach ` • Removes old shampoo • Carpet dries quickly • ' Steam Machine Ren- tals, '10.00 en-tals,'10.00 per day. r". CARPET CARE 216 Wellington Street S. Goderlch 5?4e2440 HERE BROS. CONSTRUCTION Homes, Additions, Cottages, Farm Buildings, Renovations DUNGANNON PHONE 529-7894, 529-7915 20. Public notices WHEELCHAIRS- WALKERS The Humanitarian Service Committee saf.'the Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges have equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston 524-9623 or Fred' Fritzley 524-7217.-39eowar 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, Godelfich, On- tario, on Tuesday December 5, 1978, 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 2, 1978. NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR- THER GIVEN that if any of the 'tlnpaid lands remain unsold, an ad- journed sale will be held on Tuesday. • . December 12. 1978, at the same hour and place. Lists of properties in- volved may be secured at my office in the Court Houser .�" Goderich, -On- tario. Bill G. Hanly, Treasurer, County of Huron LOST: One BIC BANANA. Would finder please phone Pete 524-4627. Reward of- fered. -43x LOST: One logging chain, on first or second concession or second sideroad west of Nile in Ashfield Township. Reward offered. 529- •7312.-43 FOUND: Boy's 10 -speed bicycle. Owner may pick up with proof of claim and paying for ad. Phone 524-7861 between 8 and 5-=43AR LOST: Prescription eye glasses, pinkish brown frame, phone 524-7418.-43 FOUND: Beagle, Port Albert area. " Owner must identify. Phone 529-7886.-43 25. To give away SIX MONTH old small dog to - FIELDER-DOLMAGE Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dolmage of RR1 Londesboro, are pleased' to announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Mae to John Leslie Fielder, son of Mrs. Margaret Fielder and the late John Edward Fielder, RR6 Goderich, The wedding to take place at Londesboro United Church, Londesboro, Novenpber 18, 1978 at 2:30 NAGEL-McCABE Mr. and Mrs. . James McCabei Port A lbert; wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Patricia Elizabeth to Mr. James Nagel, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Nagel, Mount Brydges. The wedding will take place at the Free Methodist Church, Goderich, Ontario on Saturday, October 28, 1978 at 6:30 o'clock. -43 give away. Phone 524- 30. In memoriam 4391.-43 .26. Births BUTTON: Karen and John of Ridgetown are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Timothy John, 8 Ib. 9 oz. at St. Joseph's Hospital, London on October 17, 1978. First grandchild for Dr. and Mrs. Frank Mills, Sudbury and Dr. and Mrs. Jim But- ton, Ridgetown. HILCHEY: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hilchey, London are happy to announce the birth of their son, weighing 5 Ib. 33/4 oz. on October 21, 1978 at Goderich Hospital. -43 SCRIMGEOUR: Susan and Barry Scrimgeour are happy to announce the safe arrival of their son, Mark Steven William, born October 13, 1978 weighing in at 6 1b. 7 -oz. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs , %grvGy Scrimgeour, Goderich and first grandson for. Mr.. and_ Mrs. Jack Greenwood, Toronto.-43nc MAITLAND TRAIL ASSOCIATION ONE DAY CLOSING OF TRAIL The generosity of the landowners who allow the •Maitland Trail to cross their property is greatly ap- preciated by the Association. In order for these lan- downers to retain their legal rights to their property, the public trail must be closed for one day each year. Therefore, take notice that: THE MAITLAND TRAIL shall be CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14th for one day only, ofr alt private land H. Hoernig Chairman • Township of Goderich MUNICIPAL ELECTION An election will be held in the Township of Goderich on November 13;1978 between the hours of 11 a.m. ' and 8 p.m. An advance poll will be held on Saturday, November 4 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m., In the clerk's office at Lot 20, Concession 16. Forms for voting by proxy may be obtained •during normal office hours from the clerk's office. R.E. Thompson RETURNING OFFICER I n ASHTON In loving memory of a dear son and brother, Harold James, who entered rest ten years ago, October 31, 1968. The leaves and flowers wither, The golden sun may set, But the hearts that loved him dearly Are the ones who won't forget. We do not need a special day .° To bring you to our minds: The days we do not think of you. Are very hard to find: Lovingly remembered and sadly. missed by Morro, Dad, Linda and family. -43 31. Card of thanks FARROW The family of the late Ethel Farrow wishes to thank friends, neighbours and relatives for expressions of sympathy, • flowers and memorial cards. Thank you to' the Lockhart Funeral Home Drs. Payne and Larsen, nurses on the second floor of Stratford Hospital, also the women of Unit 3 UCW of Main Street United Church, Rev. Donald Deas, the pallbearers and -all those who helped in any way. - Jack and Peggy Young and family. -43x FINNIGAN A very sincere thanks to Drs. Lambert, Hollingworth, Thomson and Cauchi, the nurses in intensive care and nurses and staff on 2nd floor east of Goderichc hospital, Thanks for cards, flower- s,and visits during my month in hospital and since coming home. Thanks again. - Gordon Finnigan. -43x Colborne people proud The Christmas Country Fair chalks up another success. Both Wednesday and Saturday, the weather was • ideal and people came from far and near to view and pur- chase the many articles displayed. Several busloads came dn both days and Saltford Valley Hall was a hive of ac- tivity. There were several new displays which always add to the popularity ' of the event. Sales, were reported better this year. The group in charge of this fair have ac- complished something worthwhile and are -to be congratulated: ■■ Too fat? Too thin? Too tired? - Too often? Do something for •somebody.. . Your body! Fitness is fun. Try some. PedRil'C'/Pa(77Ofl e GOPBRICH SIGNAL,, -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26;1976--PA!GE' 1.5 McNeil an t resign Even though there was an encouraging number of Colborne residents at the ratepayers'- meeting in Colborne Township Hall last Thursday evening, it really wasn't a good enough showing, for if we, as Colborne Township residents; don't show our interest and concern in township matters when the Reeve, Deputy Reeve, coun- cillors, representatives to the. School Board and others who have reports to give, are giving their reports for the term, showing where and, how our tax dollar is being spent, is there much encouragement for those in office? The Township Clerk, Wilmer Hardy, opened the meeting and after being chosen as chair- man for the evening called for the reports. DOUG McNEIL, Reeve of Colborne Township welcomed all present and gave a full report of his work for the term, thanking the ratepayers - for having the op- portunity of being Reeve. He has also been Warden of Huron County for 1977. He stated it was a won- derful experience as well as being very - educational. He has served on many com- mittees during his 14 years and appreciates the opportunity of serving for this length of time. He is now resigning from municipal office. NORMAN DURST, Deputy Reeve, thanked the ratepayers for his terms in office. `He was on the Huronview Com- mittee this past term and gave a full report of this as well as information' in regard to the Landfill Site Comftilttee of »hidh'he is a member. He has fou?id the work load interesting but heavy and cir- cumstances at present 'have made it necessary for him to resign from municipal office after 14 years of service. SHIRLEY HAZLITT, representative on the 13uron County Board of Education, ' gave a full and interesting report and announced she would seek re-election. Mrs. Hazlitt, being a former teacher, is quite knowledgeable on this subject and has worked well in this department for Colborne Township. At this meeting there was no contestant seeking this office. WILLIAM BOGIE, who has been on the council for six years, thanked the, ratepayers for the op- portunity of serving them and reported for the, Recreation Committee of which he is President. He also reported regarding he Airport Committee which is very interesting and where progress is noted. He also reported hat the Farm Safety Committee work is eaping satisfactory esults. He is stepping up and eeking the Reeve's chair nd asked for the atepayers' support. here are a few special reas where he would like O see -improvements made such as better oads in Colborne ownship. In his remarks ne gathered that alcium for the roads to e the order of the day nd as he stated, gravel he roads and they are usty, calcium the roads nd they are bumpy. eritage Homes was nother goal to strive for, nd also better en- orcement of some of the ylaws, he said. ROBERT JEWELL, ouncillor, thanked the atepayers for the op- ortunity of serving them n the council for the past rm and as he "was the wnship's represen- tive on Goderich Area ousing Cominittee, "he. nfor'med those ' present bout the Senior Citizen ousi°ng which 'is a resent issue. He Was so on the Cetnetery' t t r r s a r T a t r T 0 c b a t d a H a a f b c r p 0 to to to H i a h p al olborne corner Gertrude Kaitting, Committee and gave Special credit to the cemetery wbrkers for the excellent condition Colborne Cemetery is in. He has served a two year term and is now ready to move up and seek . the Deputy -Reeve's chair. RUSSELL KER- NIGHAN, councillor, thanked ratepayers for the opportunity of serving them on the council. He has been the Colborne Township representative on the Maitland Valley Conservation Area Committee. He has en- joyed his work as it is of special interest to him and while time con- suming, he is willing to run again for council. Reports were also heard from George Robertson, Colborne Township representative on the Goderich Area Waterfront Committee; Fordyce Clark, Colborne Township,- bylaw en- forcement officer, building inspector and drainage inspector; and Leonard Fisher, Colborne Town -ship Cemetery manager. All reports were in- teresting and informative and a special thanks to all who have served and especially to Reeve Doug ""McNeil and Deputy Reeve Norman Durst for their 14 years of service - a job well done. The meeting adjourned and all present enjoyed a social half hour. The 1978 elector's list was available and can be seen in the Clerk's office. It is the duty of each elector to see that his name is on the elector's list as there will be an election in Colborne Township. Please see elsewhere in the paper for • further details on upcoming elections. TANZANIANS INSTRUCTED AT GODERICH Besides berng the prettiest town in Canada, Goderich is noted for many other special achievements. Within the last couple of weeks two gentlemen, sergeants in the Tan- zanian Armed Forces,. Africa, " returned horse after spending several weeks in the Goderich district. These men were in Canada with a large number of officers and enlisted men 'from their country, learning to fly and maintain De Haviland of Canada aircraft. In question were the Buffalo, Caribou and Twin Otter planes built in Toronto. As part of the course, these two men were sent to Sky Harbour Refinishing Ltd. at the Goderich Airport to be instructed in the care and re -painting process" as part of the maintenance service of their aircraft in Tanzania. This instruction period lasted for three weeks and during that time, they gathered con- siderable information and first-hand experience in the painting of air- planes which they will put into practise in their own country. John Edward, refitiishef' foreman, in- structed the men and enjoyed working with them as ' did all the em- pioyees in the shop. correspondent, 524-2076 The men were very pleased' and excited to be in Canada and were quite knowledgeable of our political system. They found the people in the community very friendly and helpful and .enjoyed shopping in Goderich, which they found very unique. Our Canadian weather to them seemed terribly cold and un- predictable and they were very glad to return to their 90 and 100 degree. weather. Sky Harbour Finishing and Paint Shop is very flattered to have people sent to them from far away places to learn of - their finishing techniques. 4-H NEWS, Tiger Dunlop Group No. 1 "Made•Metric" held their seventh meeting in Colborne Township Hall on Monday October 23. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge and ten members were present. The girls were then divided, Oto_ groups . and .. went to the kitchen to fry • some recipes. Pink velvet 'was made by Denise Connolly and Marie Brindley and maple treasure was made by Lisa Cunningham and Rhonda Bean, after which the girls worked on their books and finished them. The girls then tried a few more recipes. Superior steak was made by Theresa Cannon, Lisa Adams and Margaret Vanderlinde and Cod Italiano was made by Monica Etzler and Lisa Argyle. These dishes were then sampled by the girls and parents who were present and very much enjoyed. The meeting closed with the Creed read by Lisa Adams. Next meeting will be in Colborne Township Hall, Monday, October 30 in the form of a Hallowe'en Party. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, Loyal Corner, have been entertaining this past week. On Thursday, October 19 after school, they made recognition of their son Ricki's eighth bir- thday by having a party for him with his friends Darryl Fielder, Andrew Orr, Jeff • .Boyd, Chris White, Scott Homan, John Lassaline, Michael Crane, Ivan Bowman, Dale Tippert and Wayne MacVicar being present. On Sunday, October 22 they •entertained dinner guests and celebrated Mrs. Thompson's parents' wedding an- niversary with guests Mr. Craig Kerslake, Mr, and Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mt. and Mrs. George Vivian and children Andrew, Janice, Steven and Sandra being present. Remember the Ben - miller 'United Church girls' organization paper drive on Saturday, November 4. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Faikiner of Goderich, former owners of Carlow store, are entertaining Mrs. Falkiner's sister, Mrs. Muriel Thompklns of California and visiting their relatives far and near in Ontario.