The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-02-20, Page 9'.4
8, HELP -WANTED -14� SEROCES AVAILABLE'
GENERAL construction
foreman wanted for service'
station in Goderich. Apply
stating- age, experience and.
Wages expected to. Daly
Construction Limited, 85
Jaffray Street, Galt. — 7 - 9
10. WANTED (General)
LADY would like room and
board near Alexandra Hospital,
beginning, of March. Phone,
collect 382 W4, Brussels. '— 8,9x
WANTED, baby stroller in good
condition. Phone 524-6545. — 8
SHARP'S THE WORD — saws,
hand and ' electric, hand -push
lawn mowers, Cutlery, axes, etc:,
— C. H. Homar, Huron Road,
opposite store. - 8,9,10
COMPLETE household effects
or small lots wanted. Call C. &
E. Furniture, 524-7231. — 42tf
11. 'EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
RENOVATIONS: Rec rooms;
lined wardrobes; all types oil
building and repair. Ed Vincent,
phone 524-6280. — 51tf
►. BIRTHS
ALLAN: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on, February 15,
1969, to Mr. and. -Mrs.. Robert
Allan, Goderich, a son, James
Robert, a brother for Elizabeth
Anne. -8
C. BRIEFS
TAX TIME AGAIN!
ARE you having trouble
with that Return?
Phone 524.6842
For quick specialized service!
T1 Shorts — $3.00 - $5.00
T1 Generals — $20.00 and up
HURON FARM ACCOUNTING
GODERICH, ONT.
G7
CUSTOM chain sawing, lots
cleared, trees trimmed, firewood
and "logging. Reasonable, rates.
Can for appointment ' anytime. '
Phone 524-6632. — 4tf
AUCTION SERVICE
Allan 1VIacIntyre
Experienced -- Licensed
Auctioneer
and
Appraiser
Complete Auction Service
Phone 528-3519
Lucknow, Ontario
6,13
15. NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN _THE ESTATE OF CLAIRE
B. PITBALDO, LATE OF THE
TOWNPF GODERICH, IN THE
COUNTY OF,. HURON
MOTHER will babysit child in .MARRIED WOMAN
her home. Phone 524-6594. -All persons claiming against ,the
7,8 Bove Estate are required to
forward full particulars of their
WOULD like part time work, claims to the undersigned, on or
any type: Phone 526-7751. - 8 before the 18th day of March,
1969, after which date the assets
will be distributed.
DONNELtY & MURPHY
Barristers,
° 18 The Square,
GODERICH, Ontario.
'Solicitors for the Estate.
—8,9,10
12. TENDERS WANTED.
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF a IN THE ESTATE OF PETER
FRANCIS MATHYSSON, LATE
WEST WAWANOSH .0F, THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY,
IN THE COUNTY OF HURON,
FARMER
All persons claiming against the
above Estate are required to
forward full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned, on or -
before the 17th day of March,
1969, after which date the assets
will be distributed. •
` DONNELLY & 'MURPHY,
Barristers,'
18 The ,Square,
GO,DERICH, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
—8,9,10
TENDERS will be received
for the supplying. ' -of
approximately 600 pounds
• .warble fly powder, to be,
,e delivered',under the supervision
of the Warble Fly' Inspector.
TENDERS will be received
for the spraying of cattle under
the Warble Fly Act, statinglump
sum price or price. per head for
each spray. Tenderers supply
necessary equipment and help.
r000 ,. *ppt"r-warl. itidre ' -
APPLICATIONS for the
position of Warble Fly Inspector
at the rate of $1,50 per hour will.
• be received. Inspector to provide
own transportation and collect.
spraying'charges,
All tenders and applications,
sealed and plainly marked, will
a, be received by the undersigned
up to 12:00 p.m., Tuesday,
March 4th, 1969.
Order Shell furnace oil and stove
oil from Edward Fuels, -tank
truck dealer for all Shell Oil, Co.
products. Phone 524-8386. -
Cemetery Memorials
And Inscription
Robert McCallum
Dial 524-7345
65 Montreal St. — Goderich
D. IN MEMORIAM
FALCONER: — In loving
memory of a dear husband,
father and grandfather, Victor
Falconer, who passed away one
year ago today, February 20,
1968.
From hospital bed to heavenly
rest, N
God took him home \to be his
guest,
We lived in hope and prayed in
vain,.
That he, would' soon be well
• again,
But God decided we must part,
He eased his pain but broke our
hearts,
Arad_ while he rests in peaceful
'sleep,
His memory we shall always
keep:
= Lovingly remembered and.
sadly missed by wife and family: -
8, F00' WANTED,
..
FEMALE
M1
WANTED
Operator for Photo Type
setting machine. • No
ex periencetnecessary.
Apply in person to John
" Buchanan, Thursday or
Friday afternoon. -- -
MacINNIS: — In loving memory
off. Mary -Margaret Maclnnis who
passed away one year ago,
February 24, 1968.
The depths of sorrow we cannot
tell,
Of the loss of one we loved so
well,
And while she,slreps a peaceful
sleep,
Her memory , we shall always
keep. ,
— Ever remembered by the
family. — 8
E. CARDS OF THANKS
STOLL: We wish to express our..
heartfelt thanks for the
thoughtfulness and sympathy
shown to us in the loss of our
dear one, Amos Stoll. - To the
staff at Huronvie
w for their
kindness to hini, to our
neighbours • - and friends, to
Mr and
Signal -Star
'37 West,.St 4. Goderich
E. CARDS OF THANKS
KNIGHT: I wish to express My
sincere thanks and appreciation
to all those who remembered me
with flowers, fruit and candy,
and to all those who, sent cards
and visited Me in hospital. Also
_ special thanks to nurses, girls in
green on second east, and Dr.
Mills. Your kindness will always
be remembered. — Harold
Knight. — 8x
HARRISON: I wish . to thank
sincerely, my friends who
remembered me with their visits,
cards, letters, flowers and gifts,
while I was a patient in the
hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Mills, Mrs. McClelland, the nurses"
and staff on first east Lenore
Harrison. — 8b
�s.
F. 'ENGAGEMENTS
Mr.and Mrs. B. C. Straughan,
Benmiller, wish to announce the
engagement of their youngest
daughter, Susanne Ellen, to Mr.
N. H. Gordon Strang,, Exeter,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Strang. The wedding will take
place Saturday, March 15, 1969,
in "Benmiller United Church, at.
4:30 p.m.
Mr.' and Mrs. Frank F.
Thompson, Dungannon, wish to
announce the .engagement of
their daughter, Bernice Anne, to
errie Morgan Bert Glenn, son
of Mr. and *Mrs. Frank Glenn,
Dungannon. Wedding to take
place., in Dungannon United
"'Church, March 8, 1969, at 3:00
p.m. -8
-G. COMING EVENTS,
-Mrs. Joan Armstrong,
Clerk,
Township of West Wawanosh,i
R.R. No. 2,.
Lucknow, Ontario.
8, 9 ALL ' persons having claims
ALL persons ' having claims
against the Estate of MARIA
LOUISE BEVINS,. Widow, late
of the Town of Goderich, in the
County"of Huron, who died on
or about the 4th day of
November, 1968, are required to
file the same with full particulars
with the undersigned by the 1st
day of March, 1969, as after, that
date the assets of the estate will
be disfributed. •
DAU'ED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 29th day of January, 1969.
PREST andEGEN_ER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicito,,rs for the Estate
—7,8
against the Estate of ALICE
DONALDSON, Widow, late of
e n c
Vt va o
or �boizt�\t� e 1St day - f\\
December, 19 8, are required to
file the same with fullparticulars
with the undersigned w by the
22nd day of February, 1969, as
after that date the assets of the
estate will be distributed. "•
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this _22ndday of January, 1969.
PREST and EGENER,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
—8
ViCF\S . AVA►LA
DAILY CAR RENti'AL
Reasonable Rates F.
McGEE'S
Goderich
Phone' 524-8391
FOR 'your Antenna Sales and
Service. contact" Alvin's TV, 162,r
A.. Mary Street, phone 524-9089. —
`32tf ,
ACE RADIO and TV Service,
Frank Wilcox, 60' Picton St. W.,
Goderich, Ont. Phone 524-7771.
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TRI -TOWN BOOKKEEPING
;SERVICE 'Income Tax, T4's
coal • lete' record preparation and
matin n,,,,`Yia :.., ....,;; �...,.
.Beane, 482-9260. — 49tfn
MOBILE Horseshoer,
• Aluminum, Steel or Plastic
• Shoes. Moe Hill, Varna. Phone
482.9866, — tt
rs,
HURON
DEAD STOCK
REMOVAL
CLINTON
We pay $5 to $15 for fresh dead
or disabled cows or horses. We
IF pick up calves' and small pigs as a
service to you.
Call collect 482-9811
Lic. 169-C-68
50tf
VACUUM cleaners; sales and
service for all makes. R. K. Peck,
Varna phone Hensall 262-5350.
48ttn
o+keric
, who�\d
• 16. PUBLIC NOTICE .
YOUR MWAY.ire
o erich ,""yrs. ' r aec '"er,
252 Oxford St., phone
524-9169. — 8,9,10
Mrs: ' Stiles, -for fhe many
expressions 'dfi_comfort and help
which have meant so much to
us. — Mrs. Stoll and family. — 8
•
SCHULER: Mrs. Lou ' Mas.kell
and Mrs. Frank Allen, sisters of
the late Mrs, Hilton Schuler,
extend- heartfelt thanks to
everyone viho showed- kindness
in any way at the time of their
bereavement. To Dr. J. W.
Wallace, the Reverend R. U:
MacLean, the management and
staff of the Goderich• Noising
Home, who did so much for Mrs.
Schuler while she was ill and
during her stay at the Nursing
Home; to those who 'phoned,
sent cards and lovely floral
tributes, or- in any other way
helped to make our burden
lighter — our sincere
appreciation. — 8 -
BRINDLEY: I wish to thank my
WI --rives, -friends and-weigh-bouts
f r• vis' ries inrdbile t r
s,.\\p w•r• ts
q, p � ;
.A�l andr bspftal.\ 4 •cia\l
thanks to • Dr. Jackson,
ambulance attendance and
nurses and staff on first floor
east. ` Mrs. Chas. Brindley. —
8x
DURNIN: ` We wish to express
our sincere gratitude for , the
many helpful and thoughtful
acts of kindness during the loss
of a dear uncle, George Orville
Durriin. Special thanks for the
lovely flowers, to . the Crewe
neighbours for their flowers,.and
donation to the Heart Fund, to
Reverend J. Donald MacDonald
for his consoling message. — The
Durnin Family. — 8
-
resentative _�_.
- AAi,G�E
. Reserve March. 26 . for
Women's Institute. Desert.Card _.
Party.
GQDLRICH BION,A; $T A.R,' " 11A ", :FEBRUARY' >,
11.
lapie Leaf Chapter I.
General And • Annual Me�tin
The annual meeting of the
Maple Leaf Chapter LO.D.E. was
held at • the home of Mrs. J.
Leitch:
Mrs. J. Stringer, first vice
regent, presided over to short,
general meeting preceding the
annual meeting.
Mrs. F. Curry asked that the
Chapter sponsor the annual Red
Cross .Campaign in March and
received the approval of the'
members.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. W. J. Hughes is pleased to
announce the appointment of
Mr. 'Ebb M. Ross of Newgate
St., Goderich to his staff. Mr.
Ross ,will be pleased to
discuss your real estate needs
`vii th you. Drop down and see
him today.
RESERVE Monday, March 17„
for . Colborne Township
Variety night, 8: oo
PANCAKE' " supper at the -
Salvation Army, Friday,
February 21, 5:30 to 7:00 p.m,
'Admission .50c per person or
$1.35 per family. — 8
RUMMAGE sale at the Salvation
Army, Saturday, February 22 at
1:30 p.m. —8
THE C.O.F. is holding a card
party at their hall in Benmiller
on Saturday,'" February 22, at
9:00. Lunch provided. Everyone
welcomed. -- 8x .
p,ANCE •at the Auburn
Community Hall,- Saturday,
February 22, •
9.12-p.m.,.
`t\- eDono e0 de
anch. Boys *till \Ale` playing. n'
,Lunch booth provided. — 8x
BUS to Ice Capades February
28. Phone 529-7921 or
529-7929. — 7,8tr
-
EUCHRE and 500, sponsored by
the Sunset Circle._ at the Orange
Hall, Thursday, February 27, at
,, 8 p.m. Admission .50c. Lunch
provided. — 6,7,8,9 „
ON DISPLAY in the Goderich
Public Library from February 17
to March 3, 13 pieces of
sculpture created by .Canadians
and. on loan from the Art
tL .' c-kula n z'
A letter • from. the- Salvation
Army for their anual"blitz was
read and ff iembeh were asked to
volunteer their services.
' Mrs. J. Stringer and Mrs. W.
McKellar will be the
;representatives for the annual
convention . to be held in
Hamilton, Ont.
The Ways ' and Means
Committee reported to the
member that, the tickets are
pow,.xeady for Sale for the April
29, 'Smorgasbord luncheon when
June Callwood; will be the guest
speaker at 1:30` p.m.
The next meeting will he held
at the home'' of Mrs. R. McGee
on Monday, March 3, 8:15 p.m;
Mrs. . B. Ainslie, regent,
presided over the annual meeting
at which secretaries and
convenors presented reports as
follows: secretary, QMrs. G.
McManus whose report was read
by 'Mrs. M. Egener; assistant
secretary, Mrs. E. : Weaver;
treasurer, , Mrs. R.-` Hughes;
assistant treasurer, Mrs. W.
McKellar; educational secretary,
Mrs. J. Skeoch; echoes secretary,
Mrs. S. Hadden; services at home
and abroad, Mrs. S. Anderson;
standard bearer, Mrs. M. McGill;
commonwealth relations, Mrs. J.
Wallace; world affairs, Mrs. R.
Breckenridge; film . c4nvengr,
Mrs. C. Edward; public relations,
Mrs. M. Rayner; immigration
and citizenship _ Mrs. G. L.
Royal; membership; -Mrs. J.
Remington; opportunity shop,
Mrs. J. Stringer and Mrs: F. °
Curry. , ` -
Mrs. a. Edward, convenor of
the nomination • committee,
presented the following slate of
officers for 1969 and read "by
Mrs. R. Breckenridge:. regent,
Mrs. B. Ainslie; first vice regent,
Mrs. J. Stringer; Second vice
regent, ' Nhrs. W. McKellar;
secretary, Mrs. G. L.. Royal; .
assistant secretary, ' Mrs. J.
MacKenzie; treasurer, Mrs. R.
Hughes; assistant treasurer, Misr
W . M cKellar; educational
secretary, Mrs. J. Skeoch; echoes
secretary, Mrs. S.. Hadden;
services at home and abroad,
Mrs. N. Ormandy, Mrs. J.
Coates; standard bearer, Mrs. M.,.
McGill; assistant standard bearer,
Mrs, J. ° Coates; pulic relations
secretary, - Mrs. C. Boddy;
commonwealth relations �.
secretary, Mrs. J. Wallace;
immigration and citizenship,
Mrs. M. Harper; . world affairs
secretary, Mrs. M. Rayner; film
convenor, Mrs. R. McGee;
membership secretary, Mrs. M.
Egener, opportunity shop
convenor, Mrs. J. ' Stringer, and
treasurer, Mrs. F. Curry; social
convenor, Mrs. H. Murphy; lunch
convenors,* Mrs. F. Sandy and
Mrs. B. Ross.
The regent, Mrs. i$. Ainslie,
thanked the members for their
co-operation during her past.
year in office.
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Pick 1,1P*Or: r Red Whit* and
B14e5W.eepst$1.10'`entry 'torrlrs
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BLUE
SPECIALS
THIS WEEK OW�
RED -
1962 Biscayne 4 -door, V8,
automatic, etc. Safety
checked. Lic. H53244. This
week only $699:96.
WHITE
1964 Pontiac ' .Laurentian
.2 -door, , 6 -cylinder. Lic.
H53997. This week only
$1,075..
BLUE -
1966 Oldsmobile . Dynamic
2 -door hardtop, . automatic,
power brakes, power steering,
radio, whitewalls, discs, rear
speaker. Lic. 71067.1. This
week only 51.899.
BAIRD
MOTORS (Goderich) Ltd.
Huron Road ' 524-8311
Malin. NMI
To lift your spirits out orthe Mid -Winter
doldrums & put new vim'iti your wardrobe.
•tl
Come with small amounts of money
stagger home with loot.
,l
19. LOST AND FOUND
sincerely thank those who
remembered me while I was a
patient in Victoria. hospital,
London'. — Jack Stoddart. — 8x
WITMER:' The family, of the late
LOST: Male Beagle in vicinity of •Harry C. Witmer wish to thank
Carlow. Reward. Phone friends, neighbours and relatives
524-8076 after 6 p:m. — 8 - for their kindness in our recent
bereavement. 8
20. MISCELLANEOUS
FORMAL WEAR RENTALS.
Dress right for all. occasions. We
are agents for Freeman's Formal
Rentals,- Pickett and Campbell
Limited, Clinton and Goderich.
411,
A. BIRTHS
HUNKINS: At Alexandra.
hospital, Goderich, on February
17, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs.
' Donald Hunkins, + Clinton, a
daughter.
HA'1F cru �rugs anfl chaff, rs -
c1 anecrby depen e c eaners.
Call Superior Maintenance,
phone 524-8892, Goderich —
2.lff
ATE , +t Alexandra_.
hospital, Goderich, on FebruarY
18, 1969, to Mr. ars. Brian
Porter, RR 2, . 1erich, a son,
Robert John.
SCHRAM: Thanks to all my
relatives and friends for gifts,
cards and visits while I was
confined to Alexandra and
Victor4a hospitals. Special
thanks to the doctors and staff
of both hospitals for "their
,kindnesses..— Francis Schram. —
8x
KELLY: The family of the late
John Kelly wish to express their
sincgre thanks b to friends and
neighbours for expressions of
sympathy, mass cards, and many
acts of kindness shown in the.
loss of a dear husband and
father. 'Special thanks to Father
H. Galea, Dr. Ross and staff of
a 14uronvie y„ _ thous- �W�ornen's.,
League of St. Joseph's Church
Kingsbridge, Lodge Funeral
Home, and to those who helped
in ay way. — 8
`^"`^' Jw � n:G •pli:Ggy;pdff
exhibition. s use
ateri
include wood, plastic, stone,
bronze, iron, ceramic,_stainless
steel and lead. A worthwhile
exhibit to see which
demonstrates the talent, vitality
and skill of the - sculptors
represented. — 7,8
ORDER EASTERN - STAR
Annual Birthday Party,
progressive euchre and 500, will
be held Wednesday, February
26, 8 p.m-, at the Masonic
Temple.• Turkey smorgasborg
and salads. Admission $1.
Everyone welcome. 5-8
TRAVEL with a Burley Bus tour
to California.. Three weeks filled
with ' good fun and happiness.-
Visit
appiness.-Visit San Francisco — Los
Angeles — Las Vegas —
Tuculncari -•-• Tulsa — St. Louis
and Chicago. From April 11 to
May 2 fly De -luxe -air -eond-ilt-roned-
motor coach for $350 which
inclu'$rles transportation, lodging
and l ellman gratuities. Tour
guides.. and trusty drivers will be
Allan Reed and William Strubb.
For information or reservations
write or call Allan Reed at 431
Woolwich; Guelph, Tet,
821-2892. -- 7,8
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