The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-04, Page 11..µ
13. AUCTION SALE
13. AUCTION SALE - 13. AUCTION SALE
ATHWELL'S
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AUCTIONEERS Bi APPRAISER'S
rimtfoIF'IE..t,O, ONTARIO , •
LIQUIDATIONS OF
ALL TYPES
* BANKRUPTCY
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* ANTIQUES
7 * FARM
* REAL ESTATE
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SALES PREPARATION
SERVICES OFFERED
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ATHWELL'S
Offers Modern Auction
Methods
A new mobile office constitutes more efficient. guaranteed
clerking, 2auctioneers combined with the number catalogue
••and sound system, favour more progressive and rewarding
results.
Interesting MAY Auction
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Calendar
WED., MAY'3"for Randy Collins `R.R..No. 1, Varna. Dairy
,cattle and farm machinery.
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VSAT., MAY 6. Estate of the..late Marie C. Davis, Brussels;
household furniture and antiques.
• MAY 10, Estate of the late' Lydia Hoegy, Seaforth;. household
'furniture and antiques.
FRI:, MAY 12, Eli Bury, R.R.1, Blyth. Dairy and Beef cattle,
machinery, modern'household&furniture and antiques.
SAT., MAY 13; ,Wiarton Machinery Auction, Wiarton, Ont.
Tractors and farm machinery.
WED., MAY 17, Estate of the late Roy•Mann, Clinton. Office
equipment, garage equipment and tools, plus $3,00.0.00 in
stock to be sold.
MAY 19, Peter McCowan, R..R.1, Seaforth. Beef cattle, pigs,
machinery and feed. 4
-SAT:, MAY 20, Ken Rotz, Blyth. Office equipment, garage
equipment'and•tools, plus $1,500 in stock to be sold.
MON., MAY 22, •Kaz Brudnicki, Goderich. Office equipment,
garageand body equipment and tools, plus $8,000 iii stock.
SAT., .MAY 27, Estate of the late Lucien Hembereer, Seaforth.
Household furniture and antiques. •
SAT., JUNE 3,.Bru'ieldMachinery Auction. Specializing in
tractors;/, and white bean equipment, haying and harvesting
equ'•�r-n I1s w✓Y 6n M'Y M a W• i 1
CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME,
Many modern'methods to suit your type of sale
RESERVE ' YOUR•SALEDATE, NOW
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Auction's Our_Busines's.'At Rathwell's Auction Service
ATHWELL'S
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Of 81 head of Dairy and Beef cattle, 3'tractors, machinery and
household effects and antiques at Lot:4 & 5, Concession 14
Huilett Township,.3 miles east of Blyth or 3 miles west of
Walton on °
Friday, May 12 at 12:30.P.M.
LIVESTOCK: 15 Head of Holstein cows and heifers, some in
full production, balance due in summer and fall months; '6
Holstein heifers recently bred; 13 Holstein open heifers; 1
Holstein bull calf; 4 Holstein stocker steers; 8 bwf heifers and
bull calves; ,1 Holstein and Charlois bull calf; 5 bwf 500 Ib. •
calves; 13"stocker steers and heifers,' Angus_, BINE, -Charlois
and Holstein cross. .
CAR: 1965 Meteor 4 door sedan, 8 cyl. 352 cc.
TRUCK: 1963 Ford 3/4 ton, 6 cyl, •c -w racks and tarp'
TRACTORS: Cas030gas tractor fully equipped c -w chains,
and heat houserl Int B 414 Diesel with 1501 Int. hydraulic
loader and bucket, chains, and heat houser; Cockshutt 30 c -w
hydraulic loader.
MACHINERY:Case 4 furrow 14” 'semi -mount plow c -w trip
beams; Case 12' wheel disc; Case 14' land packer;
McCormick 17 run grain & ferti'I izer drill; 131/2' Kongskield.
cultivator 'With leveling harrows; 11' chain harrows;
.Cockshutt 15 run drill; New'ldea 7' trail mower;.,New Hol land 5
bar roto rake; Case 230 baler; New Holland bale stooker; New
ldea°210 bu. flail type spreader (new); Push pull snow blower;
One way disc; Case 8 ton wagon 19' flat rack; George White 8
ton wagon 19' hay rack; 2.6 ton wagons and 16' racks; Lely
fertilizer- spreader;. Post hole auger; 20' skeleton elevator;
jet water pump and tank; 2-165 bu. gravity boxes; 1 Int. -•4
furrow fully mounted plow.
SHOP EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS: Comet 180 amp,, welder;
Comet portable air compressor; electric drill; emery and
motor; jack all.jack; hydraulic jack; vice; hand tools; etc., etc.
MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:- 6. pc. living room
suite --French style (new); Rogers .*Majestic TV; Stereo
console (8 speakers); 2 platform rockers; office desk and
chair; 3pc. bedroom suite; chesterfield and two matching arm
chairs'; 5 pc. chrome suite; Admiral TV; 6 matching dining
room chairs; lamps; footstool; fern stands; tables; chairs;
buffet; iron beds; vacuum; floor polisher; and many, many
more household items.
APPLIANCES: Westinghouse electric range; Westinghouse
automaticwasher and dryer; Vicount 18 cu, ft. deep freeze;
Admiral refrigerator;'humidifier; wood stove.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE, This is an outstanding offering,
recentlynewfurniture and,,appli.ances, also recently''new and
well maintained machinery. This is an excellent offering of
Dairy and Beef cattle, Plan to attend, Selling in this order—
furniture at 12:30, shop equipment, machinery and tractors,
then livestock. .
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TERMS --CASH � W
PROPRIETOR • MR. ELI BURY
AUCTION SALE
ESTATE AUCTION SALE of Householn « Eft'ects and
Antiques of the late Mrs. Mona Wilson„ Main St., Blyth on
Saturday, Ma,y 6, at 1:30 p.m.
Servel. refrigerator; Westinghouse electric'stov.e; Rogers
'Majestic T.V.; G.E. washing machine; 3 piece chrome set:
piece chesterfield suite: round dining -room table; 4 arrow-
, back type Chairs, china cabinet; 2 Victorian chairs; parlour
table; small tables; hall tree; 2 blanket boxes; large blanket
chest; trunk; antique dresser; chest of drawers; commodes:
oil lamp; banquet lamp; sealers; antique wooden kitchen table;
fern stand; tlgh chair; vanity dresser; iron bed; single bed:
couch; hostess chair; rug 9 x 12; Singer sewing Machine; 12
place -setting of English dishes: lawn chairs; stepladder:
extension ladder; hand tools: garden tools: power lawn-
mower; etc.: -etc.
Also selling subject, to reserve bid at 3:00 p,,m., ,the2
-bedroomrrckhouse with moc er•n conveniences on a large lot
on the Main St. of Blyth.
Terms on chattels—Gash.
Terms on houseand property to be made known the day of
the sale.
Mike Cummings—auctioneer—Goderich--524-9064..
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14. SERVICES AVAII.,ABLE 16. PUB IC NOTICE
DAILY CAR RENTAL
Reasonable Rates
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McGEE'S
God.'rieh'
I'hbne 521-8391
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•HAVE your rugs and chairs
cleaned by dependable cleaners.
Call Superior Maintenance-, phone
524-8892, Goderich. - eow
HOME REMODELLING TAKE NOTICE thatthe`Council
Kitchens, bathrooms, rec room
tiling, etc. Call 524.6921. Lou of the Corporation of the Town of
Robichaud. -1.6-21''' Goderich, in the County of Huron,
intend to pass a by-law rat its -
CORVETTE 31 For Charter:Day, meeting at '7:00 o'clock on
weekend or• weekly. Sailing Thursday, ,May 11;1972, for the
instruction or cruising. Full purpose pf stopping up and
compliment of sails, radio and conveying• jthat part of Cobourg
,safety equipment. Junior and Street and that part of Wellesley
adult sailing instruction on day
sailing dinghy. Contact Street, Registered Plan No. 7, in
sailer.' or
the Rosny. Corporation Ltd.,. the Town of Goderich, the
Marine Division, Bruce•• boundaries of said parcels being
MacDonald. Office 524-8328;. more -particularly d'escribed as
Home 524-8146: —18tf fol lows: '
FIRSTLY: That part of Cobour.g
Street tying North of the
Northerly limit of Lot 1 and Lot, 2,
- • Registered Plan No. 7, Town of
Goderich, being more
particularly , described as
. follows:,
Commencing at an iron survey
monument planted at the most
Westerly angle of Lit
Re.gistered•Elan No. 7., THENCe,
Nor'theasteriy 'along the,
Northerly limit of Lot 1 and Lot 2
'aforesaid, a distance'. of :Four
,Hundred and Twenty-four and
Three one hundredths (424.03') '
feet to the Northeasterly; angle of
'Lot 2, Registered Pian No. 7;
THENCE Northerly at right
angles to the last mentioned Limit,
a distance of Sixty-six (66.0') feet
to a point in the Northerly limit of
Ckbourg Street; THENCE
FOUR black kitten~, seven weeks
$-outhwe.sterIy 'along the old. House broken.. Phone i?}
7402: —17-18‘
Northerly limit' of 'Cobourg -
Street, a distance 'of • Four • .
NQTI
OF
STREET
CLOSI'NG'
A
PERMA
DRIVE
PAVING
ASPHALT CONTRACTORS
Driveways, Par151 r� Lots
' Repairs -Resurfacing •
Free Estimates
Phone 524-6623
Goderich '
WEDGE
MOVER
WHEN 'MOVING•. -
PHONE
PUBLIC. NOTICE .,
Registration
Kindergarten
Children who live in the school
areas served by BrooksidePublic
S'chootand North Ashfield Public
Schooljnd who were born ingthe
year 1967 should be registered
for kindergarten at Brookside`
Public School on Friday, May 5
from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m: and from
1:00 to3:00p,hn,
The child.and either or both
parents should come to the
registration andbring the child's.
birth certificate or.other proof of
.birth date.
NOTICE
OF
STREET
CLOSING
CODE/UCH SIGNAL,STAR,
D. IN MEMORIAM "E. CA THANKS
Di1RN0Igyi, sit*
*
d%arson
and brother, who passed
away suddenly one year ago, May
3,,1971. •
This 'month comes back with sad
regret, '
It brings bacKic a.day we will ,never
forget.
You fell asleep without goodbye,
But our memories, of you will
never die.
We miss you more than anyone
knows;
• As each day passes, our
emptiness grows.
No oneknuws the grief we bear' ,
When our•family meets and youre,
not there.
You left, so suddenly, your
thoughts unknown,
But you left memories we are
• proud to own.
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by Dad, Moth, brothers,
sister and famil,tes.--18x
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TAKE NOTICE that the Council
of the Corporation of the Town of
Goderich, in the County of •Heron,
intend to pass a by-law at its
meeting at 7:00 p.m. •o'clock on
Thursday, May 11', 1972 -for the
purpose of stopping up for ' a
specified period or periods of
time, Edna Street and unnamed
lanes as shown on Registered
Plan 21 lying south of Bennett
Street in the Town o,f Goderich.
A plan of this proposal will be
made available for inspection •to
any person cal ling at my office in
the Town of Goderich.
AND FURTHER.TAKE NOTICE
that the Council will at such
meeting hear apy,Ipe�rson , who
claims that his land will be
prejudicially affected by such by-
law and who applies to be heard.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 6th'dayof April, 1972.
Harold Walls, A.M.C.T.
Clerk of the Corporation of the.
Town of Goderich,
57 West Street.•
17. BUSINESS NOTICE.
MEDICAL ' Massage. Thermo -
Therapy and L'ltra•Violet, 118
Anglesea Street, phones, house
524.7617; office, 524-6281. W.C..
Breckow, Reg. M. -18
• 19:'LOsTA'N6 FOUND
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TO. ALL RIVER WWALKERS-3-9
H.P. Mere. Outboard lost in
MaitlandRiverabove car bridge.
Reward offered by Ted Horton.
•18x
22. TO GIVE AWAY
411/14111111114
2 6.2 2 8.34 WE are giving; away a twO �'eiir
Hundred and 1`wenfy-four and
-> HENSALL, ONT. ,
MOVING WITH CANADA
SINCE 1873
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SANDBLASTING
JACK HAMMER WORK
BREAK UP CONCRETE -
BACKHOEING -
SPRAY PAINTING
ARNOLD
Three one hundredths (424,031 . old spayed Dachshund to ar good
feet; THENCE Southerly at right home..Phone 524, 8134 ur• 5.'24
angles, a distance of Sixty-six 6676 after6 p.m.=18
(66.0') feet to the Point of THRF.F, kittens, seven )Leeks old.
Commencement of the parcel Phone 524-6117. — 18
herein described; the said parcel .
- being further shown outlined in
green on the attached plan: _
SECONDLY: That part of
A. BIRTHS PLANI•A
.�111»i'ie 'icy : t`P't``1g 'bet/Mr.'" - ':' MPe""fofiitmfe d'."Per"'"""'-.7a._-w�.� �!._i5.: -;--4)411.,-!
Af�i
theNortherly limit of Lightheus,�• :M.r. --A.t. Kit�ttie. "7.ambia,, S, I loved you all to the very last.
Street and the Southerly l iriiit 'of w - x ' n Weep not for me but coii rag% take. -
Southerly Africa on l�t'ar•ch"'l:I, 1972 t6 M.
Cobourg Street, Registered Planand Mrs. Morris .1. Medd (nee And love each other for my sake.
No. •7, Town of Goderich, being Beckie Johnston) a baby boy S a.d l y missed by Mom a n d
more particularly described 'as Christopher Scott. A brother for Family. -18x
Shelley, Grandson for Mr. and
O',REILLY — In loving memory of
`fur Mother and Father, Myron
and Gladys O'Reilly who passed
away May 1, 1970 and May 24,
1955.
Lovingly remembered 'by Mike,
Marlene, Pat and families. -18x
,MITC:HELL —10 loving 'memory
"of •a dear brother, Bob, who
passed away 2 years ago, May 7,
.1970.
My heart still aches with -sadness,
And secret tears still flow,
What it' meant to lose you,
No one willv.er know.
When I am sad and lonely,
- Ands everything goes wrong,
I seem to hear -you whisper,
"Cheer up and carry on."
Each time I look at your picture,
You seem to smile and say,
"Don't cry, I am only sleeping",
We'll meet again someday.
So please, God, take a message,.
To my brother up above
Please tell him how much I miss
him, •
And.give him all my love:
Too' dearly loved to ever be
forgotten by sister Elaine. -18x
KERR—In loving memory of my
dear wife, Irene, who passed away
four,years ago on May 7.
The joys we shared together
Are the memories I hold dear '
The love and happiness you gave
me
Will keep you always near:
Always remembered by husband,
Ben. -18x
,gKFRR—In loving, memory of a
dear sister, Irene, who left us
four years, ago on May 7.
This month comes' with deep
r• .•egret,'i•
It brings back a day we can't
'forget.
She fell asleep• without a goodbye
But memories of you, Irene, will
never dim, ,
Sadly missed by sister,
Louva,ine. = 1$x .
MITC'H'ELL — In sweet memory of
a dear Son ,and Brother. Bob
Mitchell, who ieft us so suddenly
two years on May 7
In a quiet country graveyard.
Close beside a country road
Peacefully sleeps my son
Gone from us and our hippy home
While evening shades are falling.
And when I sit in the quiet alone,
To my heart .there cordes a
longing,. '
If only you could come home.
A million times I've needed you,
A million times I'.ve cried.
If only„my love could have saved
you,
• You never would have died.
If I •had seen you at the last.
And held your dying hand.
And heard the °last sigh from your
heart,
I would not have felt so bad. -
If you could have spoken before
you died,
These are the words you' would
have replied.•
Ily pit the
1atc; Bert McWhinney wish .tO
'express their sincere thanks to
relatives, neighbours and friends
fur floral tributes, Ontl,tiOOS. to
the Cancer Society and tl a Many`
acts 'of kindness shown them:
during their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Rey. Clarence
Nfceleneghan, —Mr, 'and Mrs.
Hugh Mc Whinney.anc1 family. -18
REDMOND--I wish . to express
sincere thanks andappreciation -,•;*
to re1atxvestile!' riends-Alp 1 pd firs. F' d' 't�', ►.t"
neighbors fpr kindness and P r l e a s e d 1:0 i n n 1r u n c e t k'l
symj,athy shown during the •loss of forthe me di fg mem
a dear husband, also for the' $ daughter`, Janice Codi 1, to 141.*'
beautiful floral, tributes, Olen -Kenneth lltareCNr4Y.
son of
messages, Masses, cards, M r a
donation to Heart Fund and Gideon
Bibles. Special thanks to Rev, wedding will tslt+e Place
Father Moyahan, Dr, Doorly, Dr.
T.R. Melady, Mr. Jim,Donnelly,
Mr..J. Doherty, Mr. Tony Masse, I . �,,: '`!
Jim Redmond. Your,'
thoughtfulness will always be G' COMING, EVENTS
remembered -Ann Redmond. --
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and
me with
acts � i
'tient at Ali
General
to Or. M. Calms,
ion ;?.nd, st. -Rite
and :Mrs, •_ Kenneth
ZVlacCuspey', all of Goderich, The
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May 27, 1972. at 4 o'clock in Knox. rr
Presbyterian Church.-1.Sx
McCULLOUGH—To our friends,
neighbours and' relatives, we
would like to say a very sincere
thank you to all who had any part in.
the evenings arranged for us
prior to our move to Strathroy.
Words cannot express the warmth
'we feel 'for all, After 33 years in
the same place, it is with sadness
that we leave our home and head'
into a different district. Our
address will be 22, Miller St.,
Strathroy and WELCOME will be
on the mat for the folks in and
around Holmesville.
God bless you and keep you
safe. —Frank and Mildred
McCullough'. -18p
CLIFFORD -1 would like to
extend my thanks to Sherry
Bourcleau and her family for their
kind assistance in recovering my
lost dog.—Fred Clifford," -1,8
SUMMERS—I would like to thank
all my friends, neighbours, and
relatives who remembered me
with cards, flowers and visits
while I was a patient in, Victoria
,Hospital, London for my eye
operation. Special thanks to
Ladies' Legion Aux. for lovely
cards, -L. Lill Summers. -18
CORRECTION FOR
.BULLETIN BOARD :
BINGO every Saturday at
Goderich Legion -Hall, 8.30-pmm
Fifteen regular games, $12,00
prizes. Four sharethe-wealth
games with this. week's jackpot,,,,1
$85.00 if won in...57 calls. • Door:
prizes. Admission"$I ♦:OQ.---tf
NEW BINGO at Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 p.m., May 4, admission. ,
$1.00. Fifteen regular games, $10'
each. Three Share -the -Wealth
games. One Jackpot.: game for
$190.00 in 58 calls or less, or .°
guaranteed $25 consolation. One
call and' $10 added weekly if -not'
won.—tfn
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.LADIES - DAYS
at
Goderich Beilding
Centre
Red glover Is Still The Great
SQIL-BU!LDER
We have available •
PURE RED CLOVER
and iWEET RE`D CLOVER &
CLOVER MIXTURES •
(for Plow -Down Purposes)
ONTARIO GROWN
YELLOW SWEET CLOVER
Also a full• line.of
CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS
R. _ N. ALEXAIiDER
Londesboro _, .
482.7475 Phones 523-4399 —18b
FIGHT POLLUTION
$TOTHERS --fellows;
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Commencing at the Southeasterly
M•rs. Archie Johnston, Goderich E.,CARD�S OF-THANICS
� and Mrs. Lloyd Meddlinton. —
Phone 5n-7403 , angle of Lot 2, Registered Plan , C
18x
fox :estimates No: 7; THENCE Northerly along
the Easterly limit of the said lot, a
distance of 06; Hundred. and
Thi r'ty and Ten: one hundredths
(130.10') feet to the Northeasterly
angle of the said lot; THENCE
Northeasterly along a' Southerly
Limit of Cobourg Street, a
distance of One Hundred and
Three and Seven .tenths (103.7')
feet to the Northwesterly angle of
Lot 3, Registered Plan No. 7;.
THENCE Southerly along the
Westerly I imit'of Lot 3 and Lot 51,
both as shown on Registered Plan
No. 7, a distance of One Hundred
sand Sixty-one and Ninety-two one
hundredths (161.92') . feet fo the
Southwesterly angle of Lot 51
aforesabld; THENCE Westerly, a
distance, of Ninety-nine (99.0) feet
tb.the Point of Commencement of
!the parcel herein described; the
said parcel being further shown
,outlined in red on the attached
?ptan.
A plan of this proposal will be
made available for inspection' to
[any person calling at my. office in
i'the Town of Goderich.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that the Council will at such
meeting hear any person " who
claims that *his land will be
prejudicially affected by 'such by-
law and who applies' to' be heard.
DATED, at Goderich, 'Ontario,
this 6th day of April, 1972.
Harold Walls, ANI.C.T.
Clerk of the Corporation of the
Town of Goderich,
57 WOO Street,
VACUUM
CLEANERS
Sales & Service
All Makes
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BOB PECI(
• VARNA
262-5748 Collect
1S. NOTICE to CREDITORS
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IN THF ESTATE OF ARMAND
URI34N1 BEDOUR LATE OF THE
TOWN OF GQ.DERICH, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON
ALL persons claiming against the
above Estate are required to
forward full particulars. of their
claims to the undersigned on or
before the l lth day of May, -1972;
after which date the assets will be
distributed,
DONNELLY & MURPHY
418 The Square
Goderich, Ontario.
' Solicitors for the Estate.
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16.' PUBLIC NOTICE
1 WILL nolongerbe responsible
for,debts incurredby my husband,
Alexnthdelr Neil McDonald, as of
this date, Diane - Ja.ne
McDonald: -16,17,18
LONG—At Alexandra Hospital on
April 27, 1972 to Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Long, 45 West St:, Apt. 2,
Goderich, a -baby girl Cheryl Lee
Ann. -18
BRUINSMA—At • •' Alexandra
Hospital on April 29, 1972 to Mr:
and Mrs: Chas. Bruinsma,
Goderich a bapy girl Vicki, Marie.
A sister for Kimberley. -18
C. BRIEFS
WHEELCHAIRS--WALKERSThe
Humanitarian Service C'.P♦& T.
Coinmittee of the Goderich
Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges
have equipment for loan. Contact
Amos Osbaldes.ton, 524-9623 or
Fred 'Fritzley, 5.24-7217. —eow
21. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
DOCKSTADER — We gratefully
.acknowledge the overwhelming
e?tpressions ofsympathy
extended to us, in, the sudden loss
of a beloved husband and father.
The generous donations to the
Heart Fund, the Cancer Fund, the
Building Fund of North St. Church
and the -beautiful floral tributes
we're greatly appreciated: We
desire, also, . to express-. our
appreciation to • the President,
Staff and Employees of Dominion
Road Machinery Company, the
men of the Sales 'and Service
Dept!, the business associates,
Dr. Leitch, Rev. R. Raymont and
Stiles ' Funeral Home. The
thoughtfulness of our many
friends, neighbours, members of,
North St. U.C.W., Order of the
Eastern Star and 'the Masonic
Order who were so helpful in our
hours ' of need, will never be
forgotten. —.Jean E. Dpcksta.der'
and family. —18 ' -
21. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS O.PPOITUNITY
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CRIMSON KING MAPLE
NORWAY MAPLE
SILVER-MA-Ptf
4CHWEDLAR- MAPLE
'MOUNT'AIN ASH .
COPPER BEECH
WHITE 'BIRCH
CORK TREES
CAROLINA
LOMBARDI And POPLAR
FLOWERING CRAB'
4 VARIETIES FRUIT TREEk'
Excellent Stock of
Rases and Evergreens
u es, By the yard or,.fruckload .
TOPSOIL
Grass Seeds-WjIson Products -Flowers
-Vegetable Seeds -Shrubs -Cemetery
Planting -Trimming and Maintenance~
of Shrubs -Raking Lawns -Fertilizing
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OPEN 7DAYS A WEEK
DYLIGHT TIL DARK
We are looking for an Individual who has the desire to build a
future for himself and become his own businessman:
Due to expansion, Lucky One beverages, Inc., an all Canadian
Soft Drink Firm, in business the past 20 years, is look ing ,for
initiative men to warehouse and distribute our product in
Goderich and surrounding 4rbasr,.,
For further information, please call (416) 449-7301 or write to
the attention of Mir. Dorey- lar Mr. `.D. •'bell; Lucky One
Beverages, Inc., 20 Graydon Hall Drive, Suite, 2101, Don
Mills; Ontario,
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LANDSCAPINGERY
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�"I ENNET'T 51". E. GOO 524•6I .
ntber of'Ontalitio Ntitit rry ` lw rite Assodiatioifl