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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-28, Page 131 13r SERVICES AVAILABLE .-'" FURNITURE STRIPPING -•- dip, strip, method. Phone Reg. York, Bayfield, 565;2£107.- 48.,_ G.W. Rivett �OOKKE EPER Goderich Phone 524-693 1 VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE ALL. MAKES BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 actin SKELTON APPLIANCES Inglis—Moffat—Beatty Sales—Service Repairs lo all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. -Ph. 524-7871 —i7tf Deweerd' PAINTING PAPER HANGING Free Estimates Special Winter Rates 482-7550. Clinton 'EXPERIENCED CARPENTER Custom Rec. Rooms & Bars .Home Remodelling of .any . kind Special winter rates Vernon Glenn Phone Collect 526-7238 Auburn . ti 'GUITAR and DRUM :.. LESSONS 43 West Street Monday 4:00. to 6:00 p.m. Friday . 4:00 to 7:30 •p.m. Phone 527-0053 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 516. PERSONAL eedlework, Oil and Picture Fming, choice of frame 1" to 3' t�r1dth. Regular or non glare' glass - • • - Ready to hang - 48 hour service phone after 6 p.m,. ' 482-7409 Harold Tyndall Clinton 47b b AO BUSINESS COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE and CLEANING Fisher 524..2445. 15. PUBLIC NOTICE I1 will o longer be' responsible for debts incurred by my husband Donald George,Baxter Sr, as of this day, November 14, 1974.—Mrs. Claudine Baxter': -46,47,48 DO YOU have marriage or family problems? The Ministiy of Com- munity & Social Services offers help in the form of marriage and family counselling .either in your home or in the Wingham Office, 1,99 Josephine Street, For appointment, phone 357=3370.--8tf 17. LOST AND FOUND • FOUND a An' earring at C.W.L. Sid B•rui n sena FOR ALL YOUR ' EXCAVATING NEEDS BACKHOE BULLDOZING . DUMP TRUCK SEPTIC, TANK SYSTEMS .BASEMENT EXCAVATIONS SEWERS FREE ESTIMATES Goderich 524-8668 LYLE MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCTION Crushed Road " gravel, crushed stone (for drainage, work) Clean Cement Gravel, Pit Run and Fill Gravel, Backhoe work, Screened . Top Soil CLINTON - 482-7644 Phone evenings or before 7 a.m. • - tfn 1 HOFFMEYER' Plumbing & Heating Ltd. APPLIANCES ,55 „KINGSTON ST. • ELECTRIC Inglis washers,. dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, ranges' GAS R'anges, barbecues, Tights, ranges Indoor Gardening Headquarters 1DiAt �CHRRSTMAS- GIFT EDEAS', LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES 2' - 3' SERBIAN SPRUCE, DECORATIVE AT CHRISTMAS, PLANT OUTSIDE IN SPRING - $12.95- y OpSW Mon. -Sat. til dark Sunday Noon to 6 p.tn.' i ART LANDSCAPING,,NURSERY and GARDEN CENTRE 166 BENNETT ST. E. " GODERICH ' $24-9146 PULSIF.ER MUSIC Seaforth 527-0053 CoPen Mon: Tue8. Thurs. • 3:30 to .6 p.m. Fri. .9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 9 ' a.m. to 5 p.m. Pianos, organs, drums, guitars; etc. Piano tuning and repairs Rental and .lessons on electric guitar, base,, accordion, drums and banjo. - Lewest'prices on Willis pianos and Optigan organs. identifying earring and paying for ad. Phone 524-7157,-48nc FOUND — A white kitten, with black markings; about three months old. Phone 524-2404.-48A/R 21. BIRTHS COUNTY 0F• HURON 26. CARD OF THANKS STURDY: The family of the late Harry L. Sturdy wish fo express our :deep gratitude to relatives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of • kindness, and messages of sympathy 't=ouring our recent bereavement. The floral tributes, memorial donations, cards and letters were sincerely ap- preciated. Special thanks,?to Rev. Ralph E. King for his comforting service. Thaness also '.to the pallbearers, floworbearers and the Stiles Funeral Horne. Your thought-, fulness will always be' remern- bered.—Marjorie Sturdy. -48 BRUINSMA: Charlie and 'Lynda proudly announce the arrival of their son, Michael Charles, Novem- ber • 25, 1974, Goderich; at Alexan- dra Hospital. A brother for Kim and Vicki. -48 BRICKER. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bricker, 150 Eldon Street, Goderich, a daughter, Sally Suzanne, November 25, 1974. 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Donald • L. MacRae take pleasure in announcing. the engagement of their daughter, Janet Dr.' W. Brian Wheelock, son of Dr. Gordon W. Wheelock and the late Mrs. Wheelock, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. The marriage will take place at North Street United Church, Goderich, on January 11, I975. -48x • TREASURER'S. SALE OF LANDS IN ARREARS OF' TAXES NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN that a tax sale will be held :in the Council Chambers of the Court House, Goderich,' on Tuesday, .December 10, 474 at 10:00 a.m. 're any unpaid taxes.still out- standing at that•date, as shown on the net published in the On- tario Gazette on September 7, 1974 N9T,.I,CE IS HEREBY FURTHER 'GIVEN that 0 any of the unsaid lands remain unsold, an adjour- ned sale will be held on Tuesday, December 17, 1974 at the same hour and place. Lists of the properties involved may be secured at my office in the Court House, Goderich, On- tario. • JOHN G. BERRY Treasurer . COUNTY OF HURON 25.- IN MEMORIAM FEAGAN: In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Ella Feagan, who passed away November 28, 1959, in her 63rd year. You` were always true and patient through the years you struggled on, And .those hands that , rest forever made our home that now is gone. I often sit and wonder what you would say -and do, if you only knew the changes since God parted .me from 'you. To some you are forgotten, to others part of the past, b{it to me who loved and lost you, your memory will' always last. —Always remembered, by Husband d family. -;--48x CUYLER: I would like to thank all "those who remembered me with cards, visits and gifts while I was a patient in the General Hospital here and thanks to the nurses and ,,Dr. Cauchi.—Karen Cuy►'er•--48x 'MALLOUGH: Many thanks to our friends, neighbours and relatives w'ho helpedus celebrate our 45th wedding anniversary on,_ Sunday, c, November 17th.---Clara/and Alex Mallough.--48x „ GGDBRICH' SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NQVRMBER 28, 1974, PMME 13 DONATE GAVEL and Mrs. FrarlkTreble'at Lon- titles that go .on sale have been Dixon of Clinton Mr, and Mrs.. made by the residents assisted Dixon celebrated *their 63rd don. u last year. Mrs. Thomas Lawlor recur- by the ;many volunteer workers wedding anniversary A black cherry gavel and as matching flag holder with flags h ld th f1 ned home from Public and th'e „money raised will 'be Mrs. Dixon was the formOr Delnd brother-in-law of Mr, and Mrs. was donated said given to the Hospital where she Clinton +had un- used for rtiany worthwhile Finch and whose brother -was Auburn Womns e. ' Ptrsti• rote by dergone surgery last Friday. • project s. M " r •and Mr R •R !Anson 9 • The 'Auburn Librarian, Miss Dr. Charles Mc.lveen, M.P.P. Allen'a3; and the ,president Mrs. Thomas Lorraine Chamney asks fors, all .. of . Oshawa ° has hit the Haggitt at• the November County Library Books to be in headlines recently in -a Toronto WALTER HENRY WAGNER meeting held last Tuesday in by November 30. paper when he spoke at the On- th C 't M 1 h 11 Many from this district at- tarso Hockey. Association when, Funeral services were u held .,, e ommunr y emorra er . They had been made by, Mr. tended the funeral of a former 107 club delegates gathered_a ,, last Thursday, November 21 at Robinson: Auburn district resident, the the Royal York: Dr. Mcllveen the Arthur Funeral Home for Mrs. Haggitt announced that late Harry L. Sturdy ' in who spoke on behalf of the Walter Henry Wagner who the annual family night'held vn Goderich last Saturday. Oshawa Generals said players passed away in Clinton.'Public the hall with the Horticultural Mrs. Reta Dodd - returned have stopped 'dropping their Hospital after an illness of two loves and fighting and -are months. • He . was. in his 80th Society would be November 29 home recently from. Clinton g g g at 7 p.m. with a pot luck din.: " P`ublic Hospital where she had now high sticking. He remarked year. , ner, each family bringing had surger9- that he had had to stitch more He was the son of the late something An invit on v t t attend the f D rchester visited last that the THIS WEEK'S CLUB • Winners tµ�r� CLUB NO..i .• MRS. GENEVIEVE .MADDEN CLUB NO. 2 MRS. HAZEL GOVIER Ct UB NO. 3 MR. MIKE TYROVOLAS You can be next 'Nothing to'buy Nothing to lose Enquire today N. T. ORMANDY DIAMOND SPECIALIST G O DERICH Oshawa Generals Youngblut and' was born in Family Night.' Mrs. Celia Taylor, curator of the Mrs. Village Tweed- smuir History book, announced' that the History or -Auburn would' be ready' for gale around the first of December. Mrs, • Taylor announced that • she would be going to St. Helens to attend the curator's workshop conducted by Mrs: Walker on Thursday. Plans were made to cater to two dinners, one December 7 and one December:14. Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs.. Hza<ggitt would convene the kit- chen and Mrs. Eleanor Brad - nock would be iri charge of the dining room. Roll call was answered by namir,'g a federal minister and the portfolio he holds. Mrs. William Empey, con- vener of resolutions presented the resolutions to' be, brought up at the London ,area conven- tion to be held , at Stratford: These were discussed and the delegate i nstructed how she should ' vote. Citizenship and . World Af- fairs was this topic for the after- noon and wets in charge of Mrs. Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Mrs. Anderson spoke of Canada and what a privilege it is t•.o be a Canadian. She told of the lives and the , work of somt? of Canada s At"teen t� o n� PrMrs.MMunror's explained the were in Toronto last week fora few days. Mrs. Thomas Johnston retur- ned home , from University Hospital, London, last week af- ter being a patient theme for two weeks. W.eyrie Scott of Lindsay spent the rveekend with, his parents, Mr. "rand Mrs. Kenneth Scott and brother, Eric Scott. Mrs,. Ann Redmond, a former resident of Auburn and West- field and now of Goderich is assisting in making plans for the annual bazaar at the Psychia tris. Hospital at Goderich on December 4. She is a volunteer co-ordinator of the Auburn-lBlyth district and hopes many interested persons will attend.along with' the original' volunteers. The ar- work that 'he r son, Glen arniers Youngblut is aloing now in • Pakistan working for Donald this meeting. Charles was born years ago. in Auburn, the son of Mrs. Ger- He was a `member of the trude .Mcllveen of Oshawa and ' Presbyterian Crllurch. ' the late F.O. Mcllveen., He is survived by one Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur ' brother, Carl. of Glenwillow, visited fast Sunday with Mr. Ohio and six sisters, Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Dick Palser at Hyde' Herman, Tavistock; Miss Park: • Luella Wagner, Miss Minnie Mr. and Mrs. Don Henderson Wagner, Miss Laura Wagner and little daughter -.Kristen and Mrs.. Wilfred (Bertha) San'- Jane an. Jane of Lucan visited last derson, all of Auburn; and Mrs. Saturday with her grandfather, Fred (Doris) Youngblut of Mr. William J. Craig and uncle Woodstock. and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Rev. G.L. Royal officiated at the service with burial taking • place in Ball's "Cemetery. Pallbearers, were three nephews, Earl, Tom and Louis Youngblut, all of Woodstock, Thomas Haggitt, Gordon Daer, Maitland Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of Amherstburg visited last Satur- •• day. with his aunt, Mrs. Elva Straughan. • • - Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen -- were delighted to have a long; and Larry Johnston, Flower. time friend come to call' last bearers were Roy Daer and Saturday, in person, Mr. Frank ' Harry Webster. kINGSBRIUGE K APERS Mrs. Joe Cotrtoey 529-1189 BROWNIES The 1st Kingsbridge Brownie Pack was formed on Tuesday "evening, November- 19 . when 5 McDonald, minister of energy an in the federal government. She read a letter she had received from • hin i last week 26. CARD OF THANKS GOOD HAY for sale.. Phone 519 telling- of the customs of the • • A- FOR. SALE 923-2872' or 416-49.1-8430, pleatie. call after. 6 p.m. --7,48 • LAWLOR: I wish to thank my relatives and friends for beautiful 2000 BALES of hay, 2000 bales of - cards, gifts, flowers and visits while .straw. Phone '482-7842 after 5 I was a patient in iClintofi Public p.m. --47,48x- - Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Street, Dr. Lambert, nurses . and FORD 9N tractor, complete with staff,,and also to Rev. Potter for his • grader blade; lights and three point visits. • This all was ' ap- hitch, $850 cash. 'Phone 524! preciated.—Mildred -Lawlor.-48 6549.-48_ REED:. The family of the late Mr. Russell Reed wish to thank everyone who helped in any way during his illness and at the.time of their loss of a -dear husband and father. They expres a special thanks to the staff at Alexandra Hospital, to Dr. H. R. Cieslar, Rev. "Reuben o'Brubachef and Stiles .Funeral - Home.—Reta Reed, Leonard Reed and family.-48A/R people and the socia 1 life there. He told that the women still wear veils and stated that there are three times, as many people - there as in Canada. He told of his exrperiences riding a camel and the lovely beaches on the Arabia n 'sea. Mrs. Anderson showed pic- tures of Canada depicting the beautiful scenery whilo Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock san g the song Something to Sing About with Mrs. a Donald Haines ac- companying. The motto, "If you wan t the world to heed, put your c reed into your deed" was given by in the, parish hall, in Mrs. Wilfred. Sanderson." Kingsbridge. Mrs. William Empe,v a nd • Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave 'a 4H report of the County Rally he ld recently at Brussels and Mr s° r 1500 BALES of hay — nn rain. 650 bales of straw. Phone 529-746:3.--•48 ro 8N FORD TRACTOR, complete with three point hitch, lights, front end loader, chains arid snow bucket, $1250 cash. Phone :524-6549,-4.8 GELDING 15.2 hands high, rides • English, eight yeara old. Phone 565- 2654,--48,49,50 WAGNER: The family of the late Walter Wagner wish to 'express their appreciation to reratives, friends-a'nd neighborsfor their kin- dness and for standing .by, during their recent bereavement. Your thoughtfulness- will always be remembered. -48 D - IV STOCK tweenies were enrolled as Brownies.. Tweeniies were Joan Hendriks, Christine Martin, Linda Sinnett, Mary 3o Stef- f1er, and Dianne Van Osch. Their 'leader is Mrs. Sue,. Bellmore of Whitiechurch. Karen MacLennan, Yvonne Sinnett, Annie VanDiepan,. • Donna and Jackie Van Osch were enrolled as girl guides in the 1st Kingsbridge Girl Guide Company by District ' Com- missioner, Mrs. -Carol McKim of Lucknow. Following "the enrolment exercises the girls showed their._ parents how their meetings went and they held a campfire ceremony:' Lunch was served by the gir.ls. • The leader for :the guides is Miss. Denise, Lalonde. The leadeis and the girls would like to thank the parents of the Brownies and Guides for the T interest shown. Meetings are held every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Andrew •Kirkconnel1 gave th e SERVICEABLE' age Hampsl ire, Duroc X Bred Boars R.O.P. tested ` and commercial, also York .X Lan - di -ace bred and 'ripen. gilts, Bob Robinson, ,RR 4, Walton, phone, 345-2317.-48 , Come out and see , me... The 75 s are here Business is good --- LET'S TALK DEAL_ SEE ME AT OUR NEW 'LOCAYICIN re Aare'. care yrs 3-46 HURON ROAD We back them better because we build them better,, _111 card report and ' id -the thank•; you notes. An elimination conter;t was won by -Mrs. Arnold Craig. Lunch was served. by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs, Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Eleanor Brad - nock. The prize for, the lucky cup was won by •Mrs. Beth Lan- sing and the lucky serviette' was held by Mrs Wulfred Sander- son.' SOCIAL NEWS , Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. 'Eleanor Bradnock were guests last Monday of the Grey - Bruce Women's Institute Area convention held last Monday at Kincardine. Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Miss `Laura Phillips, Mrs. Elma McFarlane, Mrs. Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson at- tended the (18th birthday party of Mrs. - Arthur (Carrie) Kingsbridge Rectory on Friday morning, November 22. It is believed that the fire started at the base of the chimney. Con- siderable fire and • water damage was • done to. the basement `and kitchen. Father Ed Dentinger and Brother Carl •Voll are ndw living in the home vacated by Mrs. Mary Frayne who is , spending the winter months, in London. Mrs. Anthony Miltenburg and children Wendy and Rodger flew from the Toronto International Airport on Sun- day, ,November. 24 to spend 2V2 weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mr° ,and Mrs. Joe VanSchip iri Odyk, Holland. Mr. and Mrs., Tom :Bryan (Rita Courtney) and -daughter Vivian of • Toronto spent the weekend at the home of her sister and brother -in -law, -Mr. and Mrs. John Austin,and family. Their sun Ralph Austin of London also was home, for • the' weekend. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Austin on the occasion of their 25th w d - ding anniversary on Novenr er4 26. Several from this area. atten- ded, the auction sale for the estate of the late Herbert En- sign which. was held on Satur- day afternoon,. November 23 in Lucknow, while ,others atten- ded the .Christmas Fair at ,St. Peter's Paris Hall in Goderich. • Students at the Kingsbridge school are getting a holiday on Monday, November 25 as k is"a Professional Development Day for the teachers. Plans are being made -for a pro-life dinner meeting to. be held in theChristian Reformed . • Church at Clinton on Wed-' nesday, December 4. Guest speaker is Bruce Heath, direc- tor of • the Huron County Children's Aid Society. Catholic League Members are making plans to hold their Christmas Banquet • at . the Mayfair Restaurant, in Lucknow on Monday, Decem- ber 9, and the annual Christ- mas Turkey Bingo- will be held in the Kingsbridge Parish Hall on Saturday evening, December 4H Homemaking Club • Achievement Day was held in the Brookside school on Satur- day, November 23. The Kingsbridge.: Merrymakers had an exhibit "A Table Set for Two." Commentary was done by Miss Lia VanDiepan. The girls have now com- pt'eted the project, "The` Club Gi rl Entertains". This club has gi'v,•en the girls confidence in the pray' tice of simple and gracious entertaining, as, well as plan- ning and preparing refresh- ments, for various occasions. Mrs. Karla • Hogan received the Adh 'anted Honors Diploma and 'a ;Salver Pie Server for having completed 18 4H 'Homemaking Clubs. Presen- tation of awards was done by Miss - Jane Pengilley, Home Economist 'for Huron County. Many moth rers and friends the girls were present for t afternoon prottram. ,, 14. Home.Care staff Vanarstr.a .•. m�et.'at.,• .. , The Hurbn County Family ,, are fairly busy while Seaforth Home Care Workers held their' and Clinton are not providing regular meeting at Conestoga as much work. College Clinton on Thursday, • Plans for the annual Christ - November 21 with a good at- mas party at Conestoga College tendance. Some of the Home on December 5 were finalized. - Care Workers from Perth This will begin -with a pot luck County joined the meeting ass supper at 6:30 p.m. well The meeting closed and cof- After the business portion'of • fee was enjoyed. the• meeting was completed, president Rita Duncan in-. troduced speaker, Mrs. Esther Ross, from the' County Children's Aid.Society. Mrs. Rosa spoke on the need for the Children's Aid •for mature women to be on call for emergency situations encoun- tered by the Children's Aid, of being able and, willing to go Mr. and Mrs. Clarence he into a home on short notice to MacDonald, of:Brantford, •for= "keep a faintly together. n,m,e'rly -of Goderich, were • S;h� expressed the hope that honored at a family gathering some of the Family Home Care rn BrantfordrSunday �n the oc- "��oc ers--'��1sle�=tcr"take casion of tlieir'�or�re�wed�ing�° n" on this, responsibility. After a anniversary. Following dinner of question period, Mrs. Ross at the Heritage Inn in , Mt. „. ur• received the names of some Pleasant, the family presented 21, who were" interested in this - Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald with area of care.• ,tic fora holiday in. Quebec Mrs. Betty Cardno, ad- . where honeymooned.. 40 St ministrator of the Home Care years ag . The MacDonalds' Program was also present and have three daughters, Cathy discussed the proposed increase (.Mrs.` Steve Bxdwn) and Marg in wages and the present (Mrs. Gordon Laniond)`hoth of amount of work in each area, Hrantfard, Lawr�ne� (Mrs. She reported that the Exeter, Richard` Madge) of Goderich,.. W Ingham and Goderich areas and one son, Hruce, of London» SOCIAL MEWS e`er oaori a�i i� t"'r* Ing-•-- Home last Thursday at Reverend Fathers Ed Den- Lucknow, e Lucknow, Birthday cake was tinge'. .and Clarence Hauser served by her daughter, Kitchener returned on Th Margaret from Edmonton. Mrs. sday afternoon, November Emma Trommer, a resident of after spending 2112 weeks the home was also a guest. Mrs. vacation in Florida. Ferguson lived for many years Clem Sterner, Princil,'al' of• in the village and many of the . Joseph's school at King sbridge older'residoits remember her. ,was •admitted to ,Vi ctoria Mrs. George Millian returned Hospital in London on Friday last week from a visit with afternoon, November 22. Some of her ,family, Mr. and The Lucknow Fire Dep art - Mrs. Charles McGee, Jane and Susan `ilf Kintore and with Mr. r meat was called to a fire at the tt.