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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-05-27, Page 15Town & Country CLASSIFIED 46. In memoriam 47. Card of thanks SCHRAM The family of the late George Allan. Schram.. wishesto ex- press their sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatives, friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, beautiful floral tributes, and Memorial donations. Special thanks to Rev. Robert Ball of North Street United Church for his comforting message and the ladies of North Street Church who prepared and served the delicious lunch. Also special thanks to Dr. Watters and Dr. Lomas for their care and un- derstanding.-21ar 47. Card of thanks HORTON Thank you to the 4th -Brownie Pack, especially the leaders for their nice surprise last Saturday. It made my day!—Carnal Horton.-21nx REDFORD We wish to thank our family, neighbors and many friends who attended open house May 17, 1981 and for beautiful cards, flowers and gifts we received on the occasion of our 40th Wedding Anniver- sary.—Rose and. Norman Redford. -21x Wingluims New Gun and Sport Shop LOCATED AT THE`WiNGHAM SALES ARENA Invitee you to drop in and see one of the areas finest selection of new and sued guns. AU types et guns la iiiii..:.�s o:- sad calibre, by wdcpester, i timbtg. l on liner Drew Savage, cthe... Ara.....to-y.: Ea.- . arint, ammsmltioa, and Boddie gear. On Special This week base ball gloves.. 1S% off and a lira selection of Ryobl fishing reds at 30% off regular price. TERMS- CASH, CHEQUES, VISA AND MASTER CHARGE LOTS OF FREE PARKING Notes We take Watkins en newgee a will buy gun Iia any condition. Call 3, 7.1730. Ask ter lw%y. , —21ar AUCTION SALE OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & SOME FARM EQUIPMENT at Brindley Sales Yard Dungannon on May 29th, 7 p.m. MORE CONSIGNMENTS NEEDED PHONE 529-7625 LARGE AUCTION SALE Antique furniture, appliances, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's barn, Clinton Ontario for Nina Arthur of Goderich and Edna Jamieson of Clinton. Saturday, May 30'" at 10 A.M. Square model fridge, chest freezer, electric stove, (real good), Oak dining suite w/chlno cabinet, buf- fet, table, six choirs, Kelvinator automatic clothes washer (good one), Moffat clothes dryer, Niagara Massage unit, Extension dining table goes from 2 ft. to 6 ft. w/4 chairs and corner china cabinet, Antique hall soot w/mirror,' lam style cupboard, Fancy oak wardrobe (antique), piano stool, combination side board w/centre china cabinet, extension dining table w/leaves, bedroom suites, washstands, trunk, Kitchen Kabinet, chrome oval table w/four chairs, hall tree, dresser w. mirror, davenport couch, love seat, bookcase, treadle gov rng, machine, end tables, odd parlour tables, lamps, swivel rocker, odd chairs. copper boiler, picnic table, gas lawn mower, camp stove, electric hedge clippers, drill A bits, vacuum cleaner, electric grass trimmer plus a large offering of miscellaneous tools i items plus many furniture Items not mentioned. Plan to attend. TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 AUCTION SALE AT BRINDLEY SALES YARD In DUNGANNON FRIDAY, MAY 29..,7 P.M. Two cars, 1973 Chrysler A 1471 Chrysler. One 1477 Ford half -ton, farm equipment, a Ford 640 tractor, a plough. cultivator, wagon and rack, girass seed, electric motors, motors cylinder, and hard top tent trailer. NEW SHOP TOOLS Over '10,000.00 worth, air corepressor, a drill press, vises, tips wrench and combination gvrench sat, clam- ps. '/a", 1/2" %" socket sets, tool boxes, tower band WW1. bench grinder. gear pullers arm ccrawartwax sets. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS A fridge, three chrome tables, chairs, chesterfield suite, 2 TIAs, cook stove. electric stove, lamps, Quebec heater and two single beds. ANTIQUES 6 gun stork chairs, wicker, rocker and chair, radio, piano stool, cedar chest, oak table, cupboards, buffets, dressers and 2 captain chairs. Gordan Brindley, Auctioneer BOA In loving memory of a beloved husband, stepfather and grandfather, John J. Boa, who passed away three years ago, May -'31st, 1978. Each day in Memory's Gar- den, Westin walk side by side, The many things you did for me, In your kind and loving way. 1 remember the day I met you, The day God made you mine, I remember the day Ilost you, And will 'til theend of time. Among the tears and hear- tache, There is one thing that' made me glad, That you chose me to share with you The precious years we had I stood right there beside you, And watched your beautiful blue eyes close, When 1 knew that you were gone It nearly broke my heart. My heart still aches with sadness, My eyes shed many a tear, Only God knows how 1 miss you And wish that you were here. —Too dearly loved to ever be' forgotten by wife Margaret and family: -21x HOY In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grand- father, Robert. Hoyt 'who passed away May 31st, 4977. When ties of love are broken, And loved ones have to part, It leaves a wound that never heals, And also a broken heart. Leaving a cluster of memories, Sprayed with a million tears, Wishing that God could have saved you, Just a few more years. _nooly ramam_ hara�i _nil sadly missed ,by wife Lizzie and family, Ruth, son-in-law' George, Shirley, Beverleyi son-in-law Paul and grand- , - children. —21x CRAWFORD In loving memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, Stanley L., who passed away May 31st, 1973. A happy home , we -once en- joyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness, The world can never fill. The years may wipe opt many ... $a they'll. this hwipe out never, The memory of those happy days, Which we have spent together. —Love's Greatest Gift - Remembrance. Always remembered by wife Sadie, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, • grand- children and great grand- children. -21 47. Cardlof thanks McGRATTEN I wish to thank friends, neigh- bors and relatives, for flowers, cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, and St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to Rev. John Wood, Branch 109, Royal Canadian Legion, Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Dr. Watts, Dr. Thomson, Dr. Walker, Dr. ' Flowers, and nurses and staff second east, Alexandra Hospital.—Gordan McGrat- ten-21x iTOO LATE --TO CL ASSIF Y SINGER Zig-Zag sewing machine with console table. Excellent condition. Good price. Phone Auburn 526- 7223.-21,22 ONE NEARLY new Dashwood millenium picture window, 8 feet x 5 feet with two sides operating. Phone 482-7109.--21 45 FT. TOWER, antenna, rotor and booster. Phone 324- 7994.-21x CARPORT SALE — Saturday, May 30th, 9 a.m. to ?, 93 Britannia Road. Miscellaneous items. Exhibit BMX Exciting Motocross race action returns once again to Hully Gully this Sunday, May 31 with over 250 par- ticipants from across On- tario competing for trophies as well as over $1500 worth of Honda Contingency money. A special added feature for this weekend's ince will he an exhibition of BMX (Bicy- cle Motocross). Interested participants are advised to contact Randy Collins at 284- 5809 62-5809 or 262318. All children attending the , Motocross will have a chane to win a 1981 Hull,/ Gully dill 11=e oulactiet Heats will begin at 11:30 a.m. and finals will be in at 2:30 p.m. • o 4. Carolyn Hearn flings herse8 as far as she can during senior girls standing long jump competition at Robertson • School last Wednesday. The school's track and fleld days took place Wednesday and Thursday at the school and at Ag Park. (Photo by Cath Wooden) GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY; MAY 27, 1981—PAGE 15 poits P g Dan getsscholarship to play hockey in U.S. Dan Maillet, son of John and Melba Maillet of 45 Nelson Street and &graduate of the Goderich minor hockey system, has received a full four-year hockey scholarship to Colgate University in Hamilton, New York. , Dan was drafted by the Windsor Spitfires in 1979, then joined the Chatham Junior Maroons which is the farm club forthe Spitfires. Dan "Cowboy" has had two successfull seasons with the Chatham Junior Maroons. Named alternate captain at the ,beginning of the year, he helped them to the finals in the Western Junior B Hockey League this past season. He has been scouted by Colgate for the lag two seasons, and the scout has spoken higlVly of his forward - defensive work Colgate is . rated in the top ten among U.S. avncgc hockey teams. The -Red Raiders finished in second place in the E.C.A.C. western region. Cowboy gathered 63 points last season and was honored with the best defenceman trophy for the 1980.81 season. Dan graduated from Grade -12 last year from John McGregor Secondary School in Chatham, and has kept up his studies while playing for sticcess when he enrolls in the Maroons. He is looking Geology at Colgate: forward to the same kind of Dan will probably be tk Dan Maillet playing defence for the Red Raiders, though he hopes to Irayleftwing some day. =hunch picnic held Notes from Nile BY DOROTHY CLEMENTS Wayne (Squiggy) Squires from Comox Lazo is home visiting his family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Squires in Goderich and friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Millar and family from Detroit were up at their home in the Nile for the weekend. Mrs. Edith Mooring of Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, visited - with her sister, Mrs. Gladys Marshall and her nephew, Eri¢i'Miller, Betty and family. She visited some of the farzns and was very impressed with the countryside. The joint Nile United Church service and picnic was held on Sunday and was well attended. After the pic- nic dinner, games and races .were run with the following results: Sack race: 4-5 years -1st, Dana Park, 2nd Tracy Curran and 3rd, Lisa Sillib.6-7 years - 1st, Tanya Hodges, 2nd Billy Curran and 3rd, Steven Stothers. 6-7 years, Chris Clements and Andrew Glen. 7-9 years, Joe Curran, Paula Vanderburgh and Shannon Kerr. 10-11 years, Bradley Black, Vicky Vanderburgh and Laurie Haydan. 12 and over, Carolyn Downs, Judy Kerr and Diane Park. Kick the Shoe: 2-4 years, Brenf Black, Chris Curran and Tenille Cranston; 4-6 years, Dana Park, Michael McNee and Lisa Sillik 6-7 years, Chris Clements, Billy Curran, Tanya Hodges; 8-9 years, Michael Curran, Joe Curran and Dentis Park ; 10-15 years, Craig McNeil, Vicky Vanderburgh and Heather Curran; 12 and over, Carolyn Dowds, Susan Cur- ran and Tammy Lynn Tibrook; adults,''Judy Kerr, Linda McNee and 'Diane Park. Ball Throw, 2-4 years, Tenille Cranston, Chris Curran and Michael Sillib; 4-5 years, Lisa Sillib, Lorisa Sproul and Tracy Curran; 6-7 years, Tanya Hodges, Steven Stothers and Chris Clements; 8-9 years, Joe Curran, Alison Curran and • Tracy Black; 10-11 years, Murray Curran, Vicky Vanderburgh and Bradley Black; 12 and over, Kalvin Kerr, Kenny Logtenburg and Carolyn Dowds. Running race: 2-3 years, Michael Sillib, Janet Eggleston and Chris Curran; 4-5 years, Lisa Sillib, Dana Park and Tracy Curran; 6-8 years, Dennis Park, Alison Curran and Chris Clements; 9-11 years, Vicky Vanderburgh, Joe Curran and Bradley Black. Three Legged Race: 4-5 years, Dana Park and Lorisa Sproul; Dennis Park and Michael McNee and Amie Jo Glen and Tracy Curran; 6-7 years, Danny Kerr and Joel Wright, Chris Clements and Steven Stothers and MattSproul and Tim McNee; 8-9 years, Shannon McNeil and Michael Kerr, Alison Curran and Melisa Logtenburgh and Dennis Park and Joe Cur- ran; 10-11 years, Lisa Feagan and Vicky Vander - burgh; Laurie Hayden . and Sherry Hodges and Bradley Black and Creig _McNeil; Karen Stothers and Carolyn Dowds, Diane Parks and Diane Drennan and Vicky Vanderburgh and Lisa Feagan. Nile ball team won the game between Harbour liark and Nile 14-5 for Nile. New name, new sound for London orchestra Music In London, Ontario has just been injected with a new name, a new look and a new sound. For more than a quarter century, the London Sym- phony Orchestra has lived in the shadow of its more renowned namesake in Lon- don, England. But no more. Our new name is ORCHESTRA LON- DON CANADA. Our new look is incorporated in the `logo' that identifies the name.- reflecting the tradi- tion of musical excellence built by our Orchestra since its inception More than 40 years ago. Originally called the Lon- don Civic Symphony Or- chestra, our name was changed to London Sym- phony Orchestra in 1956, at a time when there was little worry about confusing our Orchestra with its English c'nuaferpart. Today, however, with the fully pro- fessional sounds of Or- chestra London reaching out to widening and diverse_ an - A anir -reca ling-cta4 touriffg 'among Its broadened objectives, a more singular identification has become a necessity. The new sound of the Or- chestra results from the engagement of Vienna -born Alexis Hauser, who will take comrnand of the podium this fall as, Orchestra London's Music Director and Conduc- tor. An internationally recognized composer and musician, the 33 -year-old Hauser already has won en- thusiastic approval of sym- phony patrons in prior ap- pearances in the City. In 1981-82 Orchestra Lon- don will perform' a seven - concert Symphony Series and five -concert Family Pops series in its regular home at Centennial Hall, along with regional ap- pearances, cabaret nights, oratorios and a new chamber series presented in conjunction with the Univer- seof Western Ontario aci4ty of Music. "Our new name not only distinguishes a stronger identification for our Orchestra," said Association President Fausto Boniferro, "but also This is a quality we will con- tinue to pursue in the future." HIRE A STUDET- If you have a job for ,these students, please call Canada Employment Centre for Students in Goderich at 524-2744 This summer, Bev Dalton is ready, able, and more thanwilling to do work. She will do waltressing and store work. Bev can also do gardening, , house cleaning, babysitting, and errand -running for any .,,.interested employers. Mike Dalton is interested in working with small engines or machines. He will also do painting, lawn cutting, and any other odd jobs. Mike's hobbies include wood working, painting, and working with small machines. • This summer, Joe Trebish would like' to do fart® work or construction work. He is also interested in store and restuarant work. Re has some experience hi construction, -- -thready-ted lir t ea -iii-aha .. farms. Debi Moore Is in Grade 9 this year and enjoys working with children, and her experlence with them would be an asset to any parent. She has taught figure skating, led ,Brownies, helped with Sunday School. Qm - s fia�ec"~cc 'ifYsg _ilii ro h ttitWoTit 61 gardenhig.