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PAGE 14--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 197E
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FRED BISSET
524-7223
GODkRICH o .
—Herman Stryker
SIDING
INSTALLATIONS
Kaiser Aluminum
Westroc Vinyl
Siding, Soffit and Fascia,
Eavestroughing Shutters.
Duality worl3manship,
reasonable prices. 20 year
guarantee.
Throw away that paint brush!
CaII us
482-x428
AUBURN
'BODY SHOP
'Expert Collision Repairs
• Insurance Work
• Glass Replacement
• We pick up and deliver
Located on Goderich St.
in Auburn
GEORGE HEBERT
526-7576
Carpentry Work
Home Renovating
Furniture Repairs
& Refinishing -
(30 Years Experience)
(No Job•Too Small)
524-2591 or 524-9386
Between 12 8, 1 p.m.
or after 6 p.m.
Sid Bruinsma
" FOR ALL YOUR ,'
EXCAVATING NEEDS
BACKHOE
. BULLDOZING
DUMP TRUCK
„SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMS
BASEMENT EXCAVATIONS '
SEWERS
FREE ESTIMATES. ,i
Goderich 524-8668
HOFFMEYER
Plumbing & Heating Ltd.
APPLIANCES
55 KINGSTON ST.
ELECTRIC
Inglis washers,, dryers,
refrigerators, dishwashers,
ranges
GAS
•Ranges,, -barbecues, lights,,
rimy..
Home:;:.:,:.•.....
Improvements
ADDITIONS
R EC ROOMS
SIDING
SCFFIT
ROOFING
Phone Dave
524-2062
AFTER 6
For. Free Estimates
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
RADIO & TV
FLEET WOOQ,
Sales &'Service
Repairs to all•
makes of
Radio i Television
60 PICTON SY. W.
FRANK WILCOX-5244M
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14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All person ;having claims
against the estate of GEORGE
EDWARD ,CAE.DW LL, late of
the Town of Goderich, in the
County of Huron, Retired Far-
mer, ho died on or about' the
1.7th day of Oc6ober, 1975, are
required to file the same with full
particulars with the undersigned
by the -29th day of November,
1975, as after that date the assets
of the estate' will be distributed;
DATED at Goderich, Ontario
this 27th day of October, 1975,
PREST&- GENER,
33 Montreal Street,.
Guderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate
—45,46,47ar
20. TO GIVE AWAY
WHITE male Samoyed,
registered,. house trained. Dog
house included. Phone 524-6859
after 6 p.m. --45
•
THREE kittens to a good home.
Phone 524-7531 daytime or 524-
2231 evenings.-45ar
TO GIVE AWAY: FeEnale Beagle
, Hound, six months old, wanted
good,home, Phone 524-6048,-45
IN THE ESTATE OF Miss Edith
Josephine Stirling
All Persons having claims
against the Estate of Miss Edith
Josephine Stirling, late of
Goderich, Ontario (formerly
Bayfield), deceased, who died on
or about the 8th day of August,
1975, are hereby 'notified to send
in to the undersigned Personal
Representative of the said
deceased on or before the 15th
day of November, 1975, full
particulars of their claims.
Immediat4 after the said date
t'he'said Personal Representative
will distribute the as`s'ets of the
said deceased having regard only
to claims of which it shall then
have notice. .
Dated at Croderich this 15th day of
October,' 1975.
' VICTORIA AND GREY -TRUST
COMPANY •
1 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ontario
(Executor or Administrator)
• By Donnelly' & Murphy
18•The Square
Goderich, Ontario.
Their Solicitors herein
—43,44,45AR
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
BAVARIAN INN
will be
Closed -
November 4
to
November 24
Treasurer's Sale. of
Lands in Arrears of
.Taxes County
of HURON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a tax sale will be held in
the Council Chambers of the
Court House, Goderich, on
Tuesday, December 9, 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
September 6, 1975.
NOTICE IS' HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that if any
of the unpaid lands remain
unsold, an adjourned sale will
be held on Tuesday,
December -.16, 1975 at the same
hour and place.
Lists of the • properties in-
volved may be secured at my'
office in the Court House,
Goderich, Ontario..
BILL HANLY,
Treasurer,
COUNTY OF•I-tURON
16. ,PERSONAL
WE INVITE'. engaged couples in
visit the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton, Receive a free gift and
tell your friends ;thou' our shower
;ind Bridal Registry Service. No
charge, finohligution.-3tf
-D(') YOU have marriage or family
problems? The Ministry of (om•
mtinity & Social Servires 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. •—Rif
21. BIRTHS
SOWERBY: To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard' Sowerby, 58 Trafalgar
St., Goderich, on November '3,
1975, a daughter,
N1C1-ILSON : To Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Nicholson, 103 WaterlooSt.,
Apt' 111, Goderich, on November
3, 1p75, a daughter, Lori A'nn•
HAMILTON: To Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Hamilton, 159 Keays St.,
Goderich, on November 2, 1975, a,
daughter, Alecia Nicole.
ELLIOTT: Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Elliott (nee Linda Ashton) are
proud to announce the birth of
their. son, Edward Daniel, on
October 28, 1975, at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, Ontario.-45nc
• CAMPLIN: Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Camplin- (nee June Walter); RR
-2, C1-a-r-ksbur-g•; .O-nt-ario, • are
Pleased t� announce the arrival
of their son, Gregory Harper
William, weighing 9 lbs. 2 ozs., on
November 1, 1975, at, Meaford ,
General Hospital. Ninth gran-,
dchild for Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Walter, RR 4, Gode"r,ich,
Ontario. --45
1r. LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Sterling silver charm
bracelet, Friday night, Cambria
Rd. Several- oharrns of sen-
timental value, Reward. Phone
524-9892 or 524-9189, Owner
anxious for return of
bracelet, --44,45
'23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Thomas,'
Goderich, Ontario, are pleasedto
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Terry Elizabeth,
to Terrance Roy Pautler, son -of
•Mr. and Mrs. Roy'. Pautler of
Stratford, Ontario. -45x
25. IN MEMORIAM
CONNELLY: In loving memory
of a dear father and grandfather,
Jahn Connelly, who passed away
six years ago, Novernber5, 1969.
No one heard the footsteps
Of the angels drawing near
Who took from us to heaven
The one we loved so dear
It broke our hearts to lose you
But you didn't go alone
For part of us went with you
The day God called you home-
-Lovingly remembered• and
sadly' missed by his children and
grandchildren. -45x
CONNELLY: In loving memory
of a husband, John Connelly, who
passed away six years ago on
• November.5,•] 969.
I do not need a special day
To bring you to my mind
The days I do not think of you
Are very hard to find
If•I could have"one life time wisfr
Or a dream that could come true
I'd pray to God with all nay heart
For yesterday and youi._
`Lovingly remembered 'and
sadly missed by wife Jo. -45x
WILSON: In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, who
passed away six years ago,
November 7, 1969. -
The call was sudden
The shock severe
To part with one we loved so dear
But God gave us courage
To hear the blow
But what it means to lose him
No one will ever know.
—Ever remembered by wife
Emma and children Vera and
Keith, Bill and Marilyn, and
grandchildren. -45x
26. CARD Of THANKS
STEMP: For you — Bill's friends
— Our friends — Who cared —
. who shared — in our great loss —
No words can express our
gratitude and our thanks at this
time.—The Stemp Family, -45x
TAYLOR: The family of the late
Mrs, Gertrude Taylor wish to
express their heartfelt thanks to
friends, neighbors and relatives
at the time of the recent death of
a dear mother. The floral
tributes, donations to charitable
organizations, memorial organ
fund and other ex-pressions of
deep sympathy We comfort to
the family+, Special thanks to R"e'J,
and Mrs, •R, Brubacher, the
W.M,S. ladi s of Calvary Baptist
Church, anibutanceattendants,
doctors 'and nurses, and .
McCallum Funeral Home.—Mae
Mitchell, Ethel 'and Mose Martin,
Ruth and Ed Taylor. -45,
26. CARD OF THANKS
MALLOUGH " The family of the
late Alex Mallough wish to ex-
press their sincere gratitude to'
their relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for their many ;acts. of kin-
dness shown. at the time of the
loss of a dear husband, father and
grandfather... Also for the floral
tributes, sympathy cards and
donations to the Canadian
Diabetic Association. Special
thanks to Dr. Wallace and Dr.
Duff and ,nurses of University
Hospital, London, Rev. Royal and
Rev, McCallum, McCallum
Funeral Homei and the neighbors
who provided • e lunch.—Clara
•Ma•llough and family. -45
THIS WEEK'S'
Winners
,$CLUB NO. 5
I1.1RS. ANN DRENNAN
CLUB 6
MRS. JANE WITMER
You can be' next
Nothing' to `buy SSA
Nothing to (*se
Enquire today
N. T.'- ORMANDY
DIAMOND SPECIALIST
GODERICH
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Still time
tO.plant
fall bulbs
In Ontario, fall is the season
when garden enthusiasts
plant bulbs to ensure a
colorful spring garden.' ,
"Many retail outlets carry
a wide variety of spring -
flowering bulbs," says On-
tario Ministry ,of Agriculture
and Food horticulturist, J. K.
Hughes. "Tulips, daffodils,
crocus and narcissus are
perhaps the most common
types, -and they come in many
colors and shades."
• The horticulturist
recommends that bulbs be
planted as soon as possible.
This gives them time to
eltablish a root system before
freeze-up. If you are late in
planting your bulbs, cover the
soil with a layer of straw or
grass clippings to prevent
excessive frost. damage.
The soil should be well
worked and porous to ensure
good root development. Most
bulbs can be planted at a depth
of about. two and one-half
times their' height.
"„It's a good idea," says Mr.
Hughes, "to allow at least a
month after the blooms fade
before cutting off about one-
half of the leaves. This is
because they are needed to
replenish energy in the
bulbs."
The ,rewards of your labor
will • be very evident and
welcome next spring,.. . when.
your garden comes alive with
color after the long months of
winter.
JOIN THE CROWD
Need accuracy
Use moisture testers
for proper. readings
If you're operating an on -the -
farm grain drying system • for
corn, make sure you are getting
accurate moisture content
readings, warns Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food .agric,ultural- engineer, J.
K. Weeden.
"We know that corn can be
stored for a short period of time
at 15.5 percent moisture, but for
long term storage, it should be
dried' down to 14 percent," he
says. "Moisture testers provide
producers with the, most ac-
curate method of estimating
moisture levels." .
The importance of using
moisture testers cannot be
underestimated; drying awn
coal from too high a moisture
level or drying . it even a per-
centage point more than 'it
needs can be costly.
"Suppose that ,the corn is
dried to 13 percent instead of 14
percent. For 'a crop of 10,000
bushels, this amounts to
removing an extra 630 gallons
of water. If corn is selling at
$2.70 per bushel„thisJ.s a loss of
about $213 worth of corn," says'
Mr. Weeden.
SMILE'
An elderly woman telling a
relative about, her son-in-law's
heart attack said, "Don't
worry. He's in the best of hands
in the expensive care urii•t."
+ +
Visitor: "Does your baby
brother talk yet?" •
Freddy: "He doesn't have to.
He gets everything he wants by
yelling." ,
4, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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In addition to this ..loss,
producers will have the added
cost of drying the grain one
'percentage point further, a
`costly . and unnecessary
procedure that wastes energy.
Some moisture testers are
not accurate at moisture
contents above. 25 percent or
below 13 percent or at tem-
peratures other than room
temperatures, he says. He
recommends that a producer
check the operating in``
structions that come with the
moisture tester in order to
determine if the tester is
working in a range in which it
will be accurate.
4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THOB.N.BHEA LTD. REALTOR
Village of Bayfield, 1 acre with 4
bedrooms,. split level, family,
room, large living room' with
stone ' ifireplace. • 10 'percent
. mortgage. Try your offer.,. -
a
Ph storey house,.3 bedrooms, 25
years old, down payment 5900 to a
new first mortgage (don't forget
the government grant of 51,500).
Winthrop village 527,500, extra
large lot,' 4 bedrooms, double
garage, large kitthen and living
room.
Building lot across from Pine
Lake Camp. Well treed. 134 x 138.
List price .5,000 'Try your offer.
If you wish to find out the value of
your property (amount of
mortgaging) or the best 'type of
financing, please call Ron
Samways 482-3337.
RON SAMWAYS
482-3337
•
EdeniJCornes
AUBURN
526-7794
Numerous plans available
Summer or permanent homes
We will completely build, inc. plurrfbigtg
and et'ectrical homes. To you"r '
specification or ours
We also do. addition and renovation.
Phone: DON or ALFREDA
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Wanda Linner plays a female lead ,role as Meg beside Rob Bundy who plays Jeff in the
GDCI musical production Brigadoon. Here Wanda sings Meg's lamentations to Jeff as
part of what Warren Robinson terms her "knockout" singing role. (staff photo)
ACREAGE & HOUSE
Lighted' stone pillared entrance
• greets the way to this beautifully
remodelled brick home. Stone
fireplace with raised hearth and
mantel and pine beamed ceilings
are •only "a couple of the many
-features. Situated on a well treed
and landscaped 2 acres, with 8
acres under cultivation. Phone us
today for more information.
HOME IN BENMILLER
• Your own pond accompanies this
4 bedroom home which is located
on a paved road close to the.
General Store and Benmiller Inn.
Mortgage terms are available.
Listed at, $59,500. -_ ,
114 ACRES
With this 3 bedroom brick home
located 11/2 miles west of Dublin.
Aluminum storm doors and
windows. Asking $37,000.
COTTAGES
Port Albert - Lakefront .2
bedroom cottage on beach level.
Fireplace and beamed ceiling in
living room. Pliny insulated.
Asking 533,500. -
Coventry Heights - Lakefront 3
bedroom cottage with cathedral
ceilings, stone fireplace. Fully
insulated.' Carpet throughout.
Excellent` for year round living.
10 miles south 'o'l--»Goderich,
Asking 545,900.
ESTATE;
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Realty & Insurance
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:, Discount store west of
Stratford. Good income. Selling due to illness. 565,000 in-
cludes stock, goodwill, lease, store fixtures, sign, shelves,
cash register, air conditioner, milk cooler, etc.
Village of Port Albert. New modern one floor home. Custom
built with many extras.Beautiful fireplace. Approx. 1 acre
lot.
Country home near Goderich. Well maintained 2 bedroom
home With electric heat, bathroom has colored fixtures.
Attached garage. Stove, frig and all furniture, included. Lot
100 x 100.
Lakefront, modern, year round home, 2 fireplaces, 21,2 baths,
- 3, bedrooms.
Unconverted 2 storey school house in St. Helens. Good well
and furnace.
Cottages: We have many cottages of all descriptions,'
ranging in price frbrn 55,000 (1 only) to 515,000 and up.
ENID BELL
GODERICH 524-8191
GRAND BEND 238-2303
Point Clark - Second row 2 °
bedroom cottage. All furnishings
included. Listed gat 521,500.
REC. & TRA'ILER PARK
117 acres with spring fed lake and
stocked trout pond surrounded by
125 trailer sites, '80 with hydro &
water. Included is a dance hall,
store; pony stable, building with
showers & toilets, and 1972
double -wide 60' x 24' home with 4
bedrooms. Books shown to
serious buyers. Phone, today for
more information. Asking
5185,000.
DON 'HOLST
REAL ESTATE LTD.
REALTOR
53 West Street
524-8951
John Thompson
Evenings: 527-0238
Lorne Henry
Evenings: 395-5080
Tom Tobe%' ; r.
E v9uirtgs: 529-7.131
JOIN THE CROWD
PESTELL
REAL ESTATE—REALTOR
395-5833 8
Bert W. Pestell, Real Estate,
Realtor, Waterloo
is pleased to announce the appointment
of Ruth Van Der Meer,
as Sates Manager Of a new branch office at
AM BERLEY. -a
Ruth is a long time resident
of the area and is fully
prepared to handle your
Real Estate transactions.
Ruth welcomes your
inquiries and looks forward
to meeting her 'many
-friends at the new office
opening.
AMBERL'EY OFFICE - 395.5833
Residence (Goderich) 524-7875
MORTGAGES ARRANGED, BOUGHT ea "
& SOLD" •