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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-04-17, Page 27lue ina ks, 12. AUCTION SALE . AUCTIONEERS and 4, LIQUIDATORS RRUCEFIELD. ONT. Offer the most modern auction methods. LICENSED and BONDED ONTARIO—WIDE BRUCEFIELD 482-3120 401W AP 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE MATHERS landscaping and lawn maintenances 'sodding, seeding and' aerifying; also rolling, fer- tilizing and spraying. Phone 524- 2401 or 524-7044.-16 ' WHY WAIT FOR SUMMER RUSH — when you can have your scale repaired and . ready for summer now. Call JOHN'S SCALE SERVICE, AMBERLEY, phone 1-395-5636.=14-17 FOR ALL your sewing needs, call Dianne at 524-2492.-15,16,17x WATttLOO'S.oldest firm offers all-around mortgage service. No rejection because , of impaired _.. credit, refinancing ;a specialty; � a 21, 603flar0 (call ari 8collect fromck ited, 884,�� Yi out -of- ' town).-7tf 'all et; (S; ket 3 op all ion ge lat' ;s; let 's; is; 2 ns 1C--:-•ta-nk —e caned„ -modern equipment, work guaranteed. Write or phone H. T. Dale, Clinton. Phone 482-3320.—tf 13. SERVICES -AVAILABLE 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 21. BIRTHS SKELTON APP.i.IANCES Inglis—Moffat—Beatty Sales—Service Repairs to all pekes 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph. 524-7871 —17tf FOR YOUR Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Needs Superior Maintenance Now Offers STEAM or DRY SHAMPOO, For Free Estimate Call 524-8892 257 Warren St., Goderich ACE RAD10.i TV 1 FLEETWOOD Sales & Service Reoairs"to all makes of Radio S Television _._— ' PICTON st W. - FRANK WILCOX-524-7771 EAVESTROUGHING, roofing, barn painting and general con- tracting.. Reasonable. Contact Jim Bolger, 482-9202. 'Call bet- ween 7 & 8 a.m.--7tf MORTGAGES — First and second mortgages, residential, commercial' confidential service. No hidden charges or bonus. Debt consolidation and refinancing a specialty. HANN-IH FINANCIAL SERVICE Call Collect. 1-84,5- • 1900.-12tf LVACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE. ALL MAKES BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 gctfn DAiLY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates McGEE'S Goderich Phone 524-8391 19tf General Repairs roofing, carpentry work and• painting, two men, phone after 6 p.m. J Jim McIver 5244903 IHOFFMEYER Plumbing /if Heating Ltd. APPLIANCES 55• KINGSTON ST. ELECTRIC Inglis washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, ranges - GAS Ranges, barbecue's, lights, ranges Mid -Western. Paving FOR ALL ASPHALT WORK -DRIVEWAYS -PARKING LOTS -REPAIRS CONTACT Jack's texaco And Automatie Car Wash 394 Huron Rd., GODERICH 524-7744 YOUR FURNITURE" AND, CARPETS DESERVE THE - BEST! Have Carpet Care Clean them with Steam hall 524-2440. TRi-TOWN BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Income Tax Returns Business Farm - Individual "LAWRENCE BEANE Btucefield Phone 482-9260 PEGGY CUNNINGHAM 229 James St. Phone 482-7988 50tfn Clinton 0000000000 a a a 0 0 0 )00000000e .4 0 Dune'$ Home Repair Service Roofing, Painting Chimney repairs Eavestroughing Free Estimates Ken Duncan 524-6065 000 0000 00000000000 • Sid. Bruinsma FOR ALL YOUR EXCAVATING NEEDS . . BACKHOE • '-v--"BULLDOZING . DUMP TRUCK '-SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMS BASEMENT EXCAVATIONS SEWERS FREE ESTIMATES Goderich 524-8668 •Carpentry Work •Home Renovating . •Furniture Repairs and Refinishing NO JOB TOO SMALL 524=2591 •Roofing •Painting •General - Carpentry PAUL LASSALINE 524-7158 Screened Top Soil Crushed Road Gravel Crushed 'Stone Cement • Gravel Mt Run and Fill Gravel Back Hoe Work Lyle Montgomery CL INTON 482-7644 )6tfn Notice to Creditors and Others In the Estate of Edith May Fuller, of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, Married Woman, deceased. Notice is, hereby given that all persons' having claims against the Estate of Edith May Fuller, late of 201 Blake Street, Goderich, who died on or about the 5th day of February, 1975 at the Town of Goderich - are required to submit full" par- ticulars of such claims to the undersigned Solicitor •for the Executrix on or before the 12th day of May, 1975 after which date the assets of the estate will be distributed, having regard only to such claims which have then been received: Robert G. Waters, 74 Frank Street, Strathroy, Ontario. Solicitor for the Executrix 16,17,18AR 15. PUBLIC NOTICE TREASURER'S A W ___S LE IOi . LANDS IN ARREARS OF W TAXES - COUNTY OF HURON NOTi,CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a tax sale will be held in the Council Chambers of the Court House, Goderich; o,n Tuesday, May 6, 1975 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 February 1, 1975. • List of the property involved may be secured at my,office in the Court House, Goderich, Ontario. John G. Berry, Treasurer • County of Huron. RUMIG: Lonnie is happy to announce the arrival of his sister, Trisha Dawn, on April 8, 1975, in Alexandra Marine anc_General Hospital. 1?roud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rumig. , OTT: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, on April .13, 1975, •to Mr. and MPs. Peter Ott, RR 1, Bayfield, a daughter, Tanya Marie., GARRETT: John. and Sharon (nee Sanderson) are delighted to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Krista Leigh, at St, John's Hospital, St. Paul, Minnesota, on Friday, March- 28, 1975. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Garrett, Glen Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sanderson (their - first -grand- child), Trenton.—l6nc LOW: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, on April 13, 1975, to Mr: and Mrs. George Low, Vanastra,• Ontario, a son, James Stewart (Jamie). NEVILLE: At Welland County General Hospital, March 29, 1975, to Bonnie and David, a son, Phillip William, a brother for Tammy. -16 BAECHLER; At Women's College Hospital, Toronto on April 7, 1975 to Kiyoko and Darry Baechler, a daughter', "Christina" Hanako. Second grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Con -Ba•eehler-,--bade-rich;--and, -third gran -Mind— for ' Mr. and Mrs. Kodama, Japan. -16x KELLY: x John . nd er are 16. PERSONAL WE INVITE engaged couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop Clinton. Receive •a free gift and tell your friends about our shower and Bridal Registry Service. No charge, • no obligation,-3tf DQ YOU have marriage or family problems? The Ministry of Com- munity & Social Services offers help in -the form of marriage and family counselling either in your home or in the Wingham Office, 199 Josephine Street. For appointment,. phone 357-3370.---8tf 17. LOST AND FOUND TAKEN 'from McGaw Station, 'tin speed bicycle, licence 1393. Anyone with information please phone 524-9813.=16° 18.MISCELLANEOUS MORTGAGE MONEY — First and second mortgages up to 95 percent financing, prime rate, excellent service.. Call ' Paul Kueneman, _Walkerton, 881-0476 evenings, or • Peter Henderson, Kitchener; 579-5705, collect, 9:00 to 5:00 Monday to Friday.-5tfA.R 20. TO GIVE AWAY TO .GIVE-AWAY to good home, small, part poodle pup, six months old. Phone 524-6823.-16 CLAY' fill available, no charge. Come and pick it up. Phone 524- 9811.-15,16,17x - 21. BIRTHS WAIN: At Municipal Hospital, Lethbridge, Alberta, on Thur- sday, April 10, 1975, to Mr. and • Mrs. John • Wain (nee Dianne Swan), Nobleford, AibPrta, a son, John Thomas Edward, RINTOUL: At Wingham and District Hospital, on April 8, 1975, to Helen -(nee McIlee) and Neil Rintoul, of RR 2, Lucknow, a son, Scott Edward, ,4,. -.playmate for Steven. -16x - BOGIE:, Willa and Karry are pleased to announce the birth of their son, David Barry, on Thursday, April 10, 1975, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. A brother for Heather Lynn. -16x Yj fir .pleased to announce the birthrof their daughter, Nicole Yvonne, April 3, 1975, at Victoria Hospital,. London. -First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kelly, Goderich, and third grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Clem Desjardins, Goderich. A great grandchild for Mrs. Parry, Wales, British Isles; Mrs. Desjardins, Penetang; and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larder, Goderich. A great, great gran- dchild for Mrs., Buttineau, Penetang.-16x 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Young wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Catherine Elizabeth, to Brian Thomas Douglas Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Hamilton, all of Goderich. Wedding to take place May 2, 1975, Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, 7:30 p.m. -16x Mn•: and Mrs. Frank Doherty, RR 3, Goderich, Ontario, arAappy to announce the engagement of • their eldest daughter, Kathleen Muriel, to Mr. Beverly Willis Bromley, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bromley,, of RR 1, Lon- desboro, Ontario. The wedding.to take place Saturday, May 10, 1975, at St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge, Ontario, at 3:10 p.m. -16 Mr. and Mrs. Bram VanEndenburg, RR 2, Goderich, are, pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage - of their daughter, Jane Teresa, to Mr. Ronald Kenneth Chisholm, son of Mr. an -d Mrs. Kenneth Chisholm, C'1oderich, Ontario, and Mrs. L. Straughan, Clinton,.O.ntario. The wedding will take • place on Saturday', May 10, 1975, at Christian Reformed Church, Clinton, Ontario, at, 3:30 p.m. -16x Mr: and Mrs. W. Fred Howson of Blyth announce the engagement of -their daughter Mary Elizabeth to Mark Henry Arthur, son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry - Arthur of Auburn. Wedding to take -lace May 10, 1975, Blyth united Church, 4:30p.m.-16 25. IN MEMORIAM LEONARD: In loving memory of Albert John Leonard, who passed away April 16, 1973. He is gone but nottiforgotten And, as dawns another, year, In out lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness will come o'er us Many think the wound is healed, ,But they little khow the sorrow That lies in the heart concealed. —Sadly missed by wife Florence, daughter Doiatl.y and family. -16 , BEAN: In loving memory of my dear husband, David Bean; who passed away April 15, 1971. Death tried, to break but all in vain, To have, to love and then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. —Lovingly remembered .by wife Violet and family. -16x 26. CARD OF THANKS WAGNER: 1 wish to thank Dr, Street and nurses on firsl,.floor of Clinton Public Hospital for their kindness, also for flowers and Cards.—Fred H. Wagner. --16 26. CARD OF THANKS MILLER: The family of the late Rose Etta Miller wish to acknowledge with sincere thanks the kind expression of sympathy in cards, floral tributes, helping in:, the , homes, individual donations to Cancer and Heart Fund, also '.kind expressions of sympathy extended to each family member. Special thanks to Rev. Lewis, Goderich Nursing Horne, Ball Funeral Home, pallbearers and flowerbearers in the passing of our dear mother.—Miller Family. -16 1MODERICH SA'!T'.R-'AL" s AR,.'ll '{'^ " RSDAY 26. CARD OF THANKS HARMAN: I wish to, express my thanks to friends and relatives who visited me and sent cards and gifts_while I was a patient in Alexandra .Hospital, also Dr. Watt, Dr. Lomas and nurses of second east.—Veronique Har- ,rrt a n .-16x,", • .GIRVIN: The family of the la'e James Harry Girvin wishes to express .their thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown them during th,eir recent - bereavement. A specia"I thank you to our friends and neighbors and the ladies of the Nile United Church who were so helpful and generous. Also the Stiles Funeral Home and Rev. R. C. McClenaghan fol. their com- forting assistance. The kindness shown' u$ will . never be forgot- ten. --The GirvinFamily.-1§AR FOWLER: The family of the late Harry Fowler wish to express their • sincere thanks to „Dr. Doorly, nurses and staff of Huronview and also to relatives, , friends and neighbours for the many expressions of sympathy, cards and floral arrangements and other kindnesses shown in their time' of bereavement, Special thanks to Rev. R. C. McClenaghan and Ball FFuneraf" • Home. -.-16x' tient on TAYLOR: I wish to take this opportunity to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for flowers, visits and cards while 1 was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. A very special thank "you'for the thoughtfulness shown me by Dr. Wallace, Dr. Lambert, nurses and staff on second west.—Win Taylor. -16 OVERHOLT: he --family of the late Franci Overholt wish to •expr_ess heir . since -re - ap- -preciatiiih to -all relatives, friends and, ", neighbours for the ex- pressions of sympathy and kindness extended to t ' m ur �_ their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a loving husband, father and grandfather; for floral donations, cards and letters, baking sent to the house and donations to the Heart Fund. Special thanks to Rev. Ralph King, Dr. W. Watters, Stiles yFuneral Home, Miss Sandra Braid, and the choir of North Street United Church for • the lovely lunch. Your kindness was very much appreciated.—Edna, Donald, Douglas, Betty, Gail, Paul and Lianne.-16AR LOCKHART: Thank you to relatives, friends and neighbors for the ` lovely shower ' gifts. Thanks to the ladies of'the Nile, United Church for the shower.—Anne Lockhart. -16 CLEMENTS: Th family of, the late Eva Evelyn Cements wish to express . their sincere ap- preciation to all relatives, -friends and. neighbors for the expressions of sympathy and kindness ex- tended to thein during their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a loving ,mother, grand- mother and great grandmother. For floral donations, cards and letters, baking sent to the houses and donations to the Cancer & Heart Funds. Special thanks to Rev. L. Warr and Rev. W. McWhinnie, ladies of the U.C.W. for serving a lunch for everyone° after the service' and to Stiles Funeral Home for their 'extra kind- service. A special thanks must also go to the nurses, doctor sand staff of Huronview for their wonderful care and kindness both during her stay there and.: at the time of her death.-16AR GUNTER: The family of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Gunter would like to thank all their friends 'and neighbours . for the many kind' expressions of sympathy ex- tended to them during the loss of a beloved wife and sister. They so much appreciated the lovely floral tributes, the comfoi°ting message by R.e•v. Peter St. Don, and the services as arranged by the staff of Stiles Funeral Home. These kindnesses will always be 'remembered.-16AR THIS WEEK'S .. Winners CLUB NO. 3 MRS. S. THOMSON CLUB NO. 4 MRS. L. MATHIESOPL CLUB NO. 5 1 • MRS. DIANNE DOHERTY You can be next -Nothing .to buy Nothing to lose - Enquire today N. T. ORMANDY. DIAMOND SPECIALIST GODE'RICH Farmers A- FOR SALE IIAY, 20p hales. Phone 524-6359. 15,16 Katherine Larson has been delivering mail in Goderich for nearly two months and has enjoyed the work for the whole period. Here she checks a relay box to see if she has more to carry before going back to the post office to sort letters. MIXED GRAIN, baled straw and (staff -photo) first cut hay for sale. Phone 524- _.....__ �, T45�.n�on to afte';� phi:=14Y56.:rte ,. •— ' ''''' , BLADEX, Kornoil, Kornoil Concentrate 2.4D etc. Best p -r -i e -e -s-. L�dw a i d, F ire 1, 20 2 Anglesea Street, Goderich, 524- 8386.-16-19AR FOR SALE: 18 grade Holstein milking cows, 3 universal,. 'milkers, drying rack, double sink, vacuum pump and pipe line, 300 gal. Champion bulk milk cooler. Bernard Campbell, RR 2, L.ucknow, 529-7619.-16nc GOOD SPRINGING first and second calf Holstein Bei fers,.due this week and next. Phone Ripley 395-2632.-16x HAY AND STRAW for sale;. quantity, of mixed grain. Phone 526-7539.-1647 - HAMPSHIRE Duroc and. .Hampshire Duiaoc cross -bred bores, registered and govern- ment approved. Ready for ser- vice. Contact Paul McNally, Wingham, Ontario® Phone 357- 3724.-16 B -'-:CUSTOM WORK SPRING means last minute ploughing. Don't leave your land unturned. ',will. plough it for you. Call Ed Szusz, 482-7214.-16,17 - WANTED WANTED: Dion threshing mac.hins, corn binders, grain binders, silo fillers or .any good used horse drawn machinery. Write or phone Joseph Horst, Box 15, Mill,har'k, phone 595- 4538 —13,14,15,16 D - LIVESTOCK CLINTON LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE Auction Sale Every Fri. Night at 7:30 p.m. H'ogs, Cattle, Calves, 'Dairy Cows, feeder Cottle ' " For information and Trucking Call Leo Glavin Crediton 234. 6284; Richard Lobb Clinton 482-7898; Howard Adkins Zurich 236,41'49; Hoggart Bros Londesboro 4112 9157. Tudor Wain Bayfield 524 6465 14-i8b "•0 to Res�iuteBay When 'most women in Goderich are leaving the house for work or kissing their husbands and children off for the day Katherine • Larsen is shouldering 20 pounds of . mail and setting off across the south-- west end,of town to deliver it. Katherine is a letter carrier and 'is responsible ' for g . ing the mail to 67 houses or route each and every day. She has been delivering the letters since February • and' not., only does her own job but fills in for any of her fellow workers that are off sick.- , She begins work each day at eight by sorting the mail for her route and at 8:30 she takes 'a taxi to her first stop. From there she is on' foot going door to door regardless of the weather or,unfriendly pets. She caarnot, by post office rules, carry more than 30 pounds of mail and if she has more than that it is taken to a relay box where she picks it up after she has completed part of her walk. Married and -a mother of two, Katherine does not have any one reason for takifig on the job other than money. She says she enjoys the outdoor work, likes to walk and can certainly find something 'to do with the extra money she brings into the house each week. ' One of the expenses she has encountered sine she began working is flying lessons. She is in' the process• of Getting her pilot's licence and hopes to be flying the family Harvard in the near future. 'The World War II plane has belonged to h"er husband Fred for 10 years but raising ' the children has prevented Katherine from having the time to 'get her licence. "I've got one child in,school and the other one ready, to go and now I have the time to do it," she explained. Doing things she wanted has been Katherine's habit ever since she can remember. One of her projects this past summer was a trip to Resolute Bay to visit an. Eskimo friend IV1'arkoosie, author of Harpoon- of the Hunter, Katherine haat* been invited to the north for two . weeks and just decided to go. "I'm .31 years old and I've done just about what, I liked since the day 1 was born and I' don't see any 'reason to change now. Her two week trek to Resolute' Bay was spent hun- ting- seal, fishing and hit- chhiking- about the north aboard airlines that operate in the bush. Other than running out of food and having to live on raw ' seal for a while her trip r. was without anything unusual by her standards. She has "trave•lled extensively in Europe with her husband who, is a "native of Denmark. Not ove4-ly impressed with her vacations she planned some of her own.such as last year's. She doesn't' have' any time . off • corn ink . to her- this year but is working oh her dream trip for some time in the "next few year's. Exploring the length of the Amazon ' River is a dream of . Katherine's and she is in- vestigating .the ` possibility, of doing - just. that. 1`Ie`- cousin spent three ,months there and - she has gathered knowledge of the trip. and hopes to take .it soon. I'm going to try .to go and I usually do what I try," she said. Ncyt a woman liberationist herself, Katherine sees no purpose ,in:the movement. Her opinion of a liberated woman is one who has lost control of • oa �rything, even her own life. She feels that when a woman fights'', for control of her home and for more• rights at her job that she ends up; doing all the work while the men do nothing:, She added that" these girls end up doing the housework, bringing in weekly paycheck or a portion of it and 'raising a family while the man does not function as a man. • "When someone asks me ' what „ I think about women's liberation I tell them it is more like women's prison," she said. Claims over 1•1 mullion:,. 1974 claim payments to Ontario farmers by The Crop Insurance Commission, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food are already over $ll million, with mor..' payments to come, Claims have been paid out „,on all the major crops, although 'the $5.8 'million paid out on feed corn accounts for a large portion of the payments. 'The 1973 crop.had resulted in a- large number of claims, amounting'to $3.6 mililon. As a result of 'that experience, and the fact "that farm input costs were increasing, the number of crops insured increased from in the fund. 12,100 in 1973 to 18,500 in 1974. Since the fund is intended to 1974 claim payments represent be self-sustaining in the long an increase of $7.4 million over term, rates eventually would the- previous year and reflect have to be increased if such the extremely difficult crop shortages were to continue in - year experienced by many future years. For 1975, Ontario farmers. however, rates have not. bean Total premium income for increased. The applicatib t 1974 was $7.4 million, one half of deadline for 1975 is May 1. which iewas paid by par- ticipating farmers and the— balance balance by government sub-, Calorie-counting°eggs sidy. As the crop insurance Eggs are comparatively low .premiums all go No' a „claht in calories -- one grade A large payment fund,. a shortage of egg 'contains approximately 80 about $3.6 million has resulted calories.