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18. Houses for rent
HOUSES FOR RENT in
Vanastra. Available im-
mediately. Phone 482-
3278.--31 tfar
19. Rooms for rent
SINGLE MATURE female
to share upper half of house.
Phone 482 -9363. -38th
20. Room 8 board
TWO COSY Bedsitting
rooms, main floor with
private baths. Thirteen
dollars. Three meals in -
eluded. Phone 482-
3685.-39tfar
25. Wanted to buy
WANTED: Good used fur-
niture. Phone 482-
7922.-8tfar
SMALL BOY'S hockey
equipment ages 7-9. Phone
262-5856.-39
26. Help wanted
NEED EXTRA_MONEY for
travel, decorating, Christ-
mas? Earn extra income as
neighbourhood Amway
distributor. All products
guaranteed. For ap-
pointment call 527-1167.-36-
41
LIVE IN companion
required for elderly gen-
tleman in new home-- in
Goderich. References
required. Apply Drawer 25,
c -o Signal -Star Publishing
Limited, Box 220, Goderich,
Ont. N7A 4B6.-39-40 '
CAREER in heavy trucking.
Now's the time to train for
your Class A License. For
interview contact ATA
Systems Ontario, London
519-438-4029, Hamilton, 416
523-0883, St. Catharines 416
685-6595, Toronto 416 251-
2275.-39bc
KEY PEOPLE wanted for
Vancouver Island printing
plant. Litho Prep person
capable of taking work from
copy to camera; and
Pressman with process
experience to work o'n 2 -
colour G.T.O. Send resume
and salary expectations to
Quadra Graphics Ltd. 273w
Selby St., Nanaimo, B.C.
V9R 2R2.-39bc
INTERESTING part-time
work for R.N. doing in-
surance medicals in Clinton
and Goderich area. Auto
essential. Reply to P.O. Box
279 London, Ont. N6A
4V8.-39
MAKE MONEY in Our
spare time. Learn Income
Tax .Preparation. For. free
-brochure, no obligation,
write U. & R. Tax Schools,
118 Roxborough Drive,
Toronto, Ontario. M4W
1X4.-39bc
hairdresser
required
Part-time, ap-
proximat'ely 24-30 hours
a week. Experience
preferred, but not
necessary. Phone 482-
7697 after 6 p.m. to
arrange an interview
time.
the
HAIR SHOP
I Fr, (7 f.1111.C.4D.dr, •nit
26. lielp wanted
1tJS: r
ONE THIRD Class
Stationary Engineer, one
sawmill filerexperience
with carbide and fan band -
saws, one licensed mechanic
(heavy equipment)' or
mechanics helper with 2 or 3
years experience. Interested
parties call: Mr. J. Desbois,
Sawmill Superintendent,
Chap le au LunTher -Co: Lt -d:;_
Box 280, Chapleau, Ontario.
705 864-2623.-39bc
RELIABLE PERSON for
ploughing. This is a part-
time position. Phone 482-
7230.-39 .
27. Wanted (general)
OFFICE GIRL is looking for
a ride to Exeter, Monday
thru' Friday. Hours 8:30
a.m. 5 p.m. Phone 482-
9849.-38,39
SMALL PIECES of furniture
refinished. Phone 482-
3508.-39x
28.'Busine s
opport nity
ESTABLISHE a Income Tax
Preparation Franchise.
Showing _good_ _profit with
excellent; potential for in-
crease.. Reasonably priced.
Present owner will assist if
necessary: 482-7584.-39
31. Service
directory
KENS CARPENTRY -
Remodelling renovations,
cupboards, , rec rooms,
carports, flooring, Hunt -
Pella windows and patio
doors, aluminum siding,
windows, doors. Phone 482-
7676. -Ken McNairn.-l2tfar
BYERS UPHOLSTERY -
We will rebuild recover or
restyle your old furniture.
Top quality •fabrics and
workmanship. Call 482-7939,
71 Princess St. W., Clin-
ton.-22tf
LIGHT BULLDOZING,
landscaping, backfilling etc.
Larry Bailey. Phone 523-4438
or 482-9210.-23tf
I HOUSE PLANS
and
MECHANICAL
DRAFTING
482-3586
M.J.B.
PAINTING &
CONTRACTING
Interior & Exterior
Decorating
Using Quality Paints
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
CALL:
MURRAY BOLGER
' 482-3023
AFTER -S- P.M__
SCREENED
TOP SOIL
(for Lawns -Gardens -
Flowers)
ALSO
•Crushed Stone
•Crushed Road Gravel
•Cement Gravel
•Pit Run Gravel
Backhoe Work
LYLE
MONTGOMERY "
482-7644 evenings
Sales Person Required
Mature sale& person required.
Applicant should possess good
pliblic relations knowledge, neat
appearance, a willingness to
learn, and a thank° to grow. Ex-
perience is not a prerequisite.
Apply in writing to:
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD.
P.O. BOX 849
CLINTON, ONTARIO
NIM 1L0
G4Ip1 NS :75
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291 -Tenders
29. Tenders
Township of Hallett
TRUCK TENDERS WANTED
For a new heavy duty 1980 half ton truck with the
present977 half ton truck as trade-in. Township tej der
forms which list the required specifications are to be
used and are available from the undersigned. Tenders
to be received by the Rd. Supt. before 5 p.m., Oct. 6,
1980. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted
qnd must meet the approval of M.T.C.
GEORGE HOGGART.
Road Superintendent
Londesboro, Ontario NOM 2H0
Township of Hallett
TENDERS FOR SNOWPLOWING
Tenders for a grader snowplow to plow ap-
prox. 20 miles in North/West corner of the
Township. Grader mutt be equipped with a
Vee plow and levelling wing. Tender forms
available at Rd. Supt. and must be reteived by
him by 5 p.m., Oct. 6, 1980. Lowest or any ten-
der not necessarily accepted and must be ap-
proved by M.T.C.
GEORGE HOGGART
Road Superintendent
Londesboro, Ontario NOM -2H0
31. Service
directory
JACK
GERRITS
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
' *Farm
*Commercial
*Residential
*Buildings
*Additions
*Renovations
AFFILIATED WITH:
CUSTOM
SHEET
METAL
*fascia ,
*Soffits •
* Door and Window
Jams and Sills
*Metal Covered'
Doors
ESTIMATES &
QUOTES AT
NO OBLIGATION
.PHONE:
'482-7290
31. Service
directory
JOHN KASSIES
GENERAL
CONTRACTING
* Farm Buildings
* Additions
* Renovations
PHONE 482-3063
Custom
Slaughtering
and
Processing
kill Day Wednesday
141BIZICItt
DASHWOOD
237-3677
-THESE COMMON CONDITIONS -
•Bursitis •Sciatica 'Whiplash •Arthritis *Headaches •
tow Ba kpain*Stro octvirPoor Circulation 4
bot efit from
DEEP MUSCLE THERAPY
For Appointment please call:
PFRIMMER CLINIC
OF DEEP MUSCLE THERAPY
482-9335 R.R. 2, Bayfield
Faustina (Chris) Tugwell, Resident Therapist
HENDRIK GELOK
ELECTRIC
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
. !VDUSTRiAL
TRAILER AND R. V SERVICE
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AT A REASONABLt PRICE
MAINTENANCE - NEW AND OLO INSTALLATIONS
PHONE 519-482-3700
or 482-7007
give yourself
a lift!
PRICES
START AT
INCLUDING
FREE 100 KM
w••k•nd & ws•kly
Ra$es Available
holiday
rent-e-cor system
524-8411
$TRICKLANbs • 334 HURON RD,, 000111tH
31. Service
directory
UMW Au"
WATER WELL DRILLING
W.D. HOPPER
& SONS
FOUR MODERN
ROTARY RIGGS
PHONE: SEAFORTH
NE115274737- -,
DURL: 527-0828
JIM: 527-0775
7
HANK'S SMALL
ENGINE SERVICE
1 MILE NORTH QF
LONDESBORO
523-9202
* Lawn and Garden
Equipment
* Repairs
* New Lawnmowers
and Tillers in stock.
II CATERING
FOD FOR
Luncheons
Dinners
Parties
For more information
call
482-3189-
GEO. A. BAIRD
BACKHOE
SERVICE
TRUCKING
- EXCAVATING &
- TRENCHING
- SEPTIC BEDS
Geo. A. Baird
Brucefield
482-3390/482-3042
CIDER
PRESSING
OPENING
WED., OCTOBER
We'll be pressing on
Saturdays starting at
8:00 A.M. On weekdays
only by appointment?
HURON RIDGE ACRES
David Steck le & family
R.R. 2 ZURICH
565-2122
YOU CAN
CONVERT TO GAS
FROM OIL NOW!
RENT OR BUY
THE BURNER
FULLY LICENCED
AND INSURED
JOSH
PLUMBING & HEATING
49 PRINCESS ST,
CLINTON
35. Notice to
creditors
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF ROSE ANN
LAWSON late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of
Huron and Province of
Ontario, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to the
Trustee Act that all creditors
and others having claims
against the Estate of the late
Rose Ann Lawson are
required to send particulars
of their claims, duly verified
to Messrs. Goodall &
Campbell, Barristers &
Solicitors, P.O. Box 730, 261
Josephine Street, Wingham,
Ontario, NOG 2W0, on or
before the 30th day of Sep-
tember 1980, and that after
such date the Executors will
proceed to distribute the
assets of the said Estate,
having regard only to the
claims of which they shall
then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham,
Ontario -this 3rd day of
September, 1980.
MESSRS. QOODALL
& CAMPBEELL
Solicitors for
the Estate of
ROSE ANN LAWSON
--37,38,39
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34. Personal
PREGNANT and
DISTRESSED? Married or
single, free positive con-
fidential support. Help is as
close as your telephone.
BIRTHRIGHT - London
(collect). 432-7197 or 524-2913,
357-1769 or 392-6541.--3-52
36. Announcements,
notices
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TRUCKERS -- with your
shoulder to the wheel, your
nose to the grindstone and
your ear to the ground,
watch out for .the Cantag
Truck in' Pouch.--39bc
38. Auction sale
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
will be held for Mr. and
Mrs. Jim .Cleave, Lot 13,
Lake Road East, 41/2
miles south of Bayfield
on 21 Highway.
SAT., SEPT. 27
at 12:30 P.M.
TERMS:CASH
George Powell: CLERK
Jim Stephenson:
• BOOKKEE?ER
Brian Rintoul:
AUCTIONEER
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
Every Thursday
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK SALE
TUES., OCT. 7 AT 7 P.M.
11/2 storey. 4 bedroom,
aluminum sided house.
Close to schools and
lake on a quiet street.
For viewing phone
Richard Lobb, Auc-
tioneer.
42. Death notice
ATWOOD
Suddenly on Sept. 13 in Homo
Sassa Springs, Florida,
James Arlington Atwood in
his 60th year. Survived by
wife Nancy. Four daughters
and one son, Bill of Tampa
Fla., Cheryl and Marilyn of
Clearwater, Fla. Nanette
and Carleen at home. Five
- rannchildren.-T.- A -Iso., -sun
vived by two sisters Delores
Dutot of Clinton and Mary
Atvyood of Detroit.
Predeceased by his first wife
Marilyn, one granddaughter
and one brother Harold. Son
of the late Lillian and Arley
Atwood. Rested at the Wilder
Funeral Chapel in Homo
Sasso until Tues., Sept. 16th
where the funeral service
was at 10:00 a.m. with Rev.
Roger Shively. Interment in
Sylvan Abbey Cemetery,
Clearwater, Fla.-39nx
FLEWITT •
At K -W Hospital, Kitchener,
on Thursday, September 18,
1980, Mrs. Gladys Flewitt of
134 King Street, Clinton, in
her 72nd year. Beloved wife
of the late Samuel Flewitt.
Dear mother of Iris Flewitt
of R.E.C.U. Stratford, Grace
(Mrs. Morgan Strassburger
Jr.) of Kitchener, and
George of Garson (Sud-
bury). Also loved by five
grandchildren. Dear sister of
Marion (Mrs. Barrett
Taylor) and Norma (Mrs.
Cliff Ashton) both of Clinton.
Dear sister-in-law of Mrs.
Florence Oliver also of
Clinton. Predeceased by two
sons and two brothers.
Rested at the Ball Funeral
Home, 153 High Street,
Clinton, 2 :p.m. Saturday
until Sunday, September 21,
when the funeral service was
held at 2:30 p.m. Interment
was in • Baird's Cemetery,
Stanley Township. As ex-
pression of sympathy,
donations to the Multiple
Sclerosis Society would be
gratefully appreciated by
the family.-39nx
AUCTION SALE '
'of household effects will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cleave Lot 13, Lake road east 41/2 miles south of
Bayfield on 21 highway.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 at 12:30 p.m.
Brown chesterfield and chair - Mason and Risch piano
and bench - parlour chair - portable T.V. - magazine
rack - fern stand - ornaments - record stand - lamps -
books - rugs and mats - Franklin stove - fireplace screen
and tools - T.V. tables - antique wood radio - large
mirror ,small tables and stands - throme tablewith
chairs - Frigidaire deluxe dishwaslier - clothes dryer -
clothes hamper • Zenith washer - McClary coppertone
30 in. stove and matching fridge - 18 cu. ft. freezer - kit-
chen stool - vacuum cleaner - chrome and pressback
chairs - picnic table - electric heaters - sewing machine
cabinet - white bathroom fixtures include tub, toilet
and basin with towel bar - Johnny pole shelves -
numerous dishes - silverware - 8 place set of dishes -
can opener - jars - dresser - wash stand - bed with head-
board - wardrobe - chest of drawers - box spring and
mattress - curtains and bedspreads - luggage - snow
scoops - hand saws - step ladder - water pressure tank -
40 steel posts - 2 surge milker units - stainless, steel
strainer - numerous small articles.
TERMS: CASH
OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR ACCIDENTS
George Powell: Clerk
Jim Stephenson; Bookkeeper
Brian Rintoul: Auctioneer
GODERICH HOME BY AUCTION
for the estate of Clara Moliough of Goderich at 176
Coley Street
Tuesday, October 7 at 7:00 P.M.
Property consists of a 1 Y, storey 4 bedroom
aluminum sided house. Downstairs there is a large
kitchen with built in Hanover cupboards, sun porch,
livingroom, two bedrooms, 3 piece bathroom. Up.
stairs has two bedrooms. House Is heated with a
natural gas central forced air furnace. Situated on a
large corner lot at the corner of 176 Coley &
Elizabeth Street in Goderich it is close to schools and
lake on a quiet street. Phis is a well maintained lot
with a neat appearance, shade tropes, shrubs, oft.Terris being 10% down °veining of s�oft.i°, balance due
in 30 days being offered subject to o reasonable
reserve bid. For viewing of property phone 324-2492
or 482.7898.
Richard Lobb: Auctioneer
a p CLINTON 482-7898
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41. To give away
TO A GOOD Home one five
month old Labrador male
pup. Good with small
children and a good wat-
chdog. Preferably to a farm.
Phone 482-3718.-39
43. Births
AMMO
BRANDON-RAU
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Rau
RR 2 Zurich are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Mary Teresa (Ttrri). to
Patrick Kenneth Brandon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Kerueth
Brandon, Bayfield. The
wedding will take place on
Sept. 27'1980 at 2:30 p.m. in
St. Peter's Church, St.
Joseph, Ont. Open reception
to follow. -38,39
46. In memoriam
TWYFORD
In loving memory of Tom
Twyford who passed away
on September 27, 1976:
There is a place set apart in
the depths of our hearts
A corner that's always your
own,
No one can replace it or time
erase it,
We keep it for you alone.
Lovingly remembered by
wife, Thelma,, daughter,
Ruth Ann and son-in-law
Wayne. -39x
KERR
In loving memory of our only
daughter Ella Kerr who was
taken so suddenly 5 years
ago September 26th, 1975.
There is a place set apart in
the depth of our hearts,
A corner that is always your
own.
No one can replace it or time
erase it.
We keep if for you alone.
Too dearly loved to be
forgotten. Mother and
Joe. -39
47. Card of thanks
JOHNSTON
The family, of the late Eldon
Johnston wish to express
their sincere thanks to
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours
eighbours for the kindness and
expressions of sympathy
shown to them during the
sudden passing ofa dear
husband and father. Also for
the beautiful floral tributes
sympathy cards, donations
to the Cancer Society and all
those who called at the
Funeral Home. Special
thanks to Rev. McMullen,
the Ball Funeral Home and
pallbearers. The ladies of the
church for supplying the
lunch, and all who sent food
to the home. All was deeply
appreciated. Vera Johnston
and family -39
HUG ILL
I would like to thank all of
my family, friends and
relatives and also all the
folks of Huronview for all
cards, flowers, gifts and
visits while I was a patient in
Clinton Hospital,. Special
thanks to Dr. Watt and Dr.
Harrett and all the nurses
that were so kind to me and
also --to- . Pcck and ---Rev.
Oestreicher, Rev. and Mrs.
Scott your kindness was
much appreciated. Ettie
Hug i 11.-38nx
GERGER
Mrs. Hilda Gerger and
family wish to express
thanks to friends and neigh-
bours for their many kind
expressions of sympathy
when Hilda suffered the loss
of her father, Mr. George
Klein of Kitchener,
Ontario. -39
GLEN
We would like to thank our
friends, neighbours and
relatives for the flowers,
cards and memorial
donations as expressions of
sympathy in our recent loss.
A special thanks to Dr.
Baker, nurses of Clinton
Public Hospital and Rev.
Oe streic her. Gordon and
Joanne. -39x
at WESTLAKE
I wish to thank all those who
visited me and remembered
me with cards, flowers and
gifts while a patient in
University Hospital. Gordon
Westlake. -39
HILL
1 would like to thank all lrny
relatives and friends for the
lovely cards, flowers and
treats sent to me at Clinton
Public Hospital and since
coming home. Thank you all
so very much. Mrs. Kathleen
Hill. -39 •
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47. Card of thanks
LUTHER,
Ivan and Bonnie wish to tape
this opportunity to thank
their parents, friends and
relatives for making their
special day a memorable
one. Special thanks to Rev.
Pick, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
East, Mrs. Greta Luther,
and everyone who helped in
any way. Thank 'you, The
- 'Luther s.-:"-:39-
46.
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L�ndesb�ro. • •
• from page 19.
Mrs. Whyte led in the
benedication and lunch
was served by Mrs.
Cartwright, Mrs.
McDougall and Shirley
Scott.
Aimells meet in Mitchell
The UCW Aimwell Unit
.met at the Rescource
Centre in Mitchell for
their September 15
meeting and had the
Berean Unit as their
guests.
Leader Florence
Cartwright welcomed
everyone and the roll call
was answered by nine
members and 11 visitors
and the minutes of the
June and August mleeting,
were-. read by secretary
June Fothergill•.
The quilt put together
by Vi Burns was on
display and Audrey
Thompson will buy the
lining as the quilted will
be worked' as soon as
possible.
It was announced that
the October 20, meeting
will be held at the home of
Marion Hunking and
Cathy McDougall will be
in charge -of the`program.
Mrs. Fothergill and Lena
Nesbitt will look after the
_lunch.
Mrs. McDougall gave
the treasurer's report
and Joan Whyte and
Ferne McClure were , in
charge of the program.
Mrs. Whyte gave
readings and .Betty
Hulley and Mrs.
Thompson gave some
Bible readings.
Tom Mantle, a
volunteer worker at the`
Resource Centre spoke to
the ladies and showed a
film on family life in
South Africa.
The Berean Unit
leader, Helen Lawson
thanked the Aimwell Unit
for their hospitality.
Cheerios help Terry
The Cheerio Club will
be doing their part to
raise money for Terry
Fox's Marathon of Hope.
On a motion presented
by Myrtle Fairservice,
the club agreed to hold a
plant auction at their
October meeting to raise
money for cancer
research. Group 2 will be
in charge of the meeting.
The Cheerios held their
monthly meeting on
September 17 at Dora
Shobbrook's home. Laura
-Lyon took the president's
chair and opened' the
meeting with a reading.
The roll call was an-
swered by 12 members-
and two visitors, Hattie
Wood and Audrey
Thompson. Thanks you
notes were received from
Bert Shobbrook and Keith
Vivian.
Mrs. Shobbrook began
the program with a
reading and Stella Adams
also gave a reading. Mrs.
Shobbrook organized
contests and their were
won by Mrs. Wood, Ida
Durnin and Mrs. Adams.
A few hands of cards
were played and' lunch
was served by Mrs. Lyon,
Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
Shobbrook.
Smile
A swinger we know
assured me the other day
that he has no trouble
leapink out of bed on the
weekends, as soon as the
first ray of sunshine
enters his window. Of
course, he adds, his
window faces west.
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