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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-03-09, Page 12A 38 Alli!4N8 9R' ti . In toe 4�1�..�-71� ... AUCTION CALENDAR SAT., MARCH 13. • ilk A.M. Krousteheld teffrwcts. 0P - Ounces and WAS. ROO Rutledge estate at Richard Lobb:s.Ra.no. INEIDe. MAR H 16 - ,1:30 P.Ifll. Trucks, tractor. machinery. combine for Dan COI.. 7 miles east of Henson. FRI.. MARCH 18 - 10 A.M. Tractors, machinery, etc.. consigned by local farmers at Lobb Machinery yard, Bayfield Rood. Clinton. SAT.. MARCH 26 - 1;09 P.M. Tractor, machinery. Drain bins. for Harold Wettlaufer, 6 mites west of Clinton on Hwy. No. 4, 39. Educational HOW TO PLAY POPULAR PIANO! New home study course. Fast, easy method. Guaranteed! For FREE informa- tion, write: Studio C0307, Russell 8 Associates, 10060-102 Ave., Ft. St. John, B.C. V1J 2E2.—O-10 40. Lost & Found LOST: A gold chain, in or around Little Bowl on Wednesday, February 16, 1983. Please phone 524-4676. Reward.-8tfnx 46. In memoriam BISSET In loving memory of a dear brother and uncle, Paul Ed- mond, who passed away one year ago today, March 9, 1982. Memories ore like threads of gold, They'll never tarnish or grow old, As you were, you will always be,. G Treasured thoughts in our memory. Days of remembrance quietly kept, In the hearts of those who will never forget. —Lovingly ' frerribrnbered' "by Richard, Linda, Jennifer and Alysia.-10nx SMITH. SAM In loving memory of a deer fins - band, father and grampy, Sam Smith, who passed away March 7, 1981. It's lonely here without you, We miss you more each day, For life is not the same for us, Since you were called away. —Loving you always, forgetting you never. Sadly missed by wife Ann, sons Malcolm and Ken- neth, daughter-in-law Joyce, and granddaughters. -10 47. Card of thanks • WED catthell for the Township of Weat Wawaussh met for its regular Mars session on TOesday, March 1. One item of correspon- dence railsed iissue of waste Ra Semand the clerk was directed • to contact four or five engineering 1 firma to lest, quotatioro a �� tf,r on pp; W ._sin' for be W wa;Ro da .Hili Penult ward► A. ,I#1iil issued to A.. Foreman • (garage) and L. Kerr (im- plement sh0). hnplement.she4). The road superi_iotendent' was alhord to Gall r' tenders ID three 1 r for two weeks for the croohlag.,404 ha of app ?00 09.eub- le yards011 township roads dug 1983. 'The 19.83 goad; tour by si r a cowl_ wan, discussed, the: date tabs f nal sed to stilt the. ava e` eon- .. i>llilty of NI°y t J �illant: � .a„son Council a . reoved the 1983' pp program ofroad es- pendltures subiitted by the road :eclat $236,300.- rintendent in the Brookside studentslearn skipping HEY The family of thetote Mary Jane Hey wish to express their sincere thanks and deep op- preciation to relatives, friends and rteighbors for cards, flowers, memorial donations, and other expressions of sym- 'pothy during our recent bereavement. A special thanks to Rev. Barbara Laing for her comforting message, Michael O'Connor Funeral Home for their kindness, ladies of Em- manuel United Church for the lovely lunch served. . Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. -The Hey family. -10x By Nancy Hunter Christine Shnpson Marela Beak The Brookside students who advanced on to the Lucknow' Legion speaking contest on February 25 plac- ed follows intermediate di- vision, Heidi Fillmore, first; Bonnie Henderson, third. • In, the junior division Ken Strong, second, and Laurie Hayden received an honour- able mention. Congratula- tions to all! The Wingham Public School came to Brookside on March 4. They presented some new skipping skills that are set to mucis. "Skip It” is supervised by Mr. Shaw and his grade five and six pupils. Mr. Jewitt went around to many schools, checking their Intermediate History pro- gram for the History Review. It involves studentsin grade 7, 8, 9, 10, He checked their courses of study methods and evaluation. The Library club has pur- chased a button maker and oh Wednesday the buttons made Were,, sold, There will be another` sale later on in the year. Mrs. Carroll's class and both: grade 1 clasSes visited Robinson', sugar bush on Wednesdayo. March 1 They were shown how to bring the sap otit'of trees and also the evaporating building where the syrup is boiled down. The large pile off wood for the fire also interested the children. They then were able to try such treats as maple syrup, maple taffy made on snow, maple candy and maple but- ler, Imus.. Carroll's ' class has also been doing- I winter unit. Each child is. reporting on the research they have done. As part of this program they also ;made and tasted their own ice cream. Mr. Liddle's grade 6 class has been doing a unit on West Indians. They have also been working with Pirates. The grade 8s are writing French letters with the help of Mina. Anne Andrew. They will be exchanged with stud- ents at Holmesville,, Col- borne and Wingham Public Schools. The boy's hockey is finally over and the Islanders won overall. The last game was the Islanders 4 and Shooters 2, Marty Rivett getting all four goals for the Islanders, Students stuff envelopes A number of our students have been stuffing envelopes on a voluntary basis during their lunch hour for the Easter Seal campaign. We have 5,000 envelopes ready to be sent to homes for helping crippled children. Katimavik We miss having a Katimavik person around this week. They are billeted in homes for the next two weeks and are not available until after the midwinter break. Science projects The due date for science projects is Friday, March 11, There will be a vast display of projects from virtually every topic there is to choose from. By Craig Smith RIEHL Thanks to Peter Shepherd rzf R.R.2 Goderich for the wedding " ring he found at the time of the accident. It was very nice and honest of you to give it back to "Us.—Andy Riehl, -10x TREBLE We would like to take this op= portunity to thank our neighbors, relatives and friends for cards, visits, flowers and donations to charities at the time of our bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Holl- ingworth, nurses and staff at Alexandra Hospital, Morning Star Lodge and Huron Chapter Royal Arch Masons. Also to the group at Benmiller Church for the lunch after the funeral and to Rev. Wood and the Stiles Funeral Home.—The Treble family.—l0ar Robertson Round -up Rehearsals Play practise has been going tremendously. Everybody has been faithful and. we can look forward to an excellent performance. By John King Report cards This Friday report cards come out. I know that ALL the kids are excited. March Break is coming up fast. It starts on March 21. By John King Skipping Guess what? It's skipping season again. The junior wing is heavily populated by 20 foot -long skipping ropes. When a girl goes to her friend's house and says, "let's play DISH" they aren't got) to wash dishes or .make-sujlfper. They are going to skip Double Dutch. But what has that got to do with dishes? Well, "D" stands for Dutch, "I" stands for Irish, "S" stands for Spanish and "H" stands for Hopsies. By H. Larsen. Volleyball. The senior girls' basket-. ball team is well underway. Team members are; Debbie Doak, Jennifer Huyck, Denise McDonald, Becky Martin, Lori McCartney, Susan Murphy, Stacey Rean, Denise Riehl, Julie Scott, Laurie White and Brigit Schulz. Coaches are Mrs. Cass and Mrs. Pare and special thanks to Lawrence Pater, ::who: helped out a note b,. , .-- The tournament will be held on Friday, March 11 at Colborne School: By Birgit Schulz Kinsmen hold meeting Four members of the Cir- cle City Toastmasters Club were guests of the Goderich Kinsmen ' Club at the February 28 "Public Rela- tions"meeting. Bill Metcalfe, in a brief ad- dress ddress to the Kinsmen, outlin- ed the, history . of the Toastmasters organization, WANTED - Someone to custom plow, cultivate, apply anhydrous spray, and plant corn for 70 acres near Port Albert or will rent. Phone 529- 7761.-10,11 FOR RENT - One bedroom apart- ment, partially furnished. No pets please. Phone 524- '9995.=10,11 FQR SALE - 1974 Austin Marino, 4 door, cutomatic, radials, radio, 14,000 miles: Certified. $1,295.00. Phone 524-7934 evenings, -10-12 and described the- aims and - objectives in striving to im- prove the ability to "think on your feet". Margaret Kropf conducted a • "mini Toastmaster meeting" involving several Kinsmen. Without time for advance preparation, five WI sees slides on St. Lawrence The Goderich Branch of the Women's Institute held their meeting March 3 in the MacKay Centre with Mrs. M. Clairmont presiding. After the Opening Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect, the roll call, "An industry unknown to our grand- mothers", was answered by the members present as well as three visitors. Mrs. H. Anderson reported on flowers and cards sent to sick and shut-in members. Mrs. G. Taylor gave a report on the, Tweedsmuir History Book and said she had books for sale in which the past history of the Goderich Branch of the W.I. has been compiled. Conveners are asked to bring their annual reports of each committee to the next meeting. Pennies for Friendship were collected. A donation will be sent to the Heart Fund. - Upcoming events an- nounced included: Goderich Township W.I. dessert and card party March 16; a district executive planning meeting in St. Helen's hall TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE - '20" Motocross bicy- cle, 535.00; 24" five speed, $50.00. Phone 524.7805.-10 FOR RENT - One bedroom upper apartment, overlooking lake at Bluewater Beach. Stove, fridge, etc, Available April 1st. Phone 524.6745.-10,11 April 4 at 1:30 p.m.; Tiger Dunlop W.I. informal tea in Carlow Hall April 13 to celebrate their 35th an- niversary• -West Huron district annual in Wingham May 30; and several courses and workshops. Mrs. Joy Harrison, ac- companied by Mrs. J. Snider on piano, favored with two Irish solos. Mrs. G. Young conducted an Irish contest, Mrs. E. Sitter being the winner. Mrs. Clairmont introduced Maurice Wilkinson who showed slides on the' St Lawrence Seaway. Mrs. P. Blundell thanked Mr. Wilkinson and presented him with a gift. After the singing of 0 Canada, Mrs. P. Blundell and her committee served a dainty lunch. Derek Turner one and Don- nie Gammie One for Shoot- ers. Once more the physical fitness tests are upon us and everyone is working up a sweat trying to . get the highest award. Thenext skating date is on March 17 in 'the Lucknow Arena. 1fZo accounts ounts .in the: 1 and amount• of�. ?,7.38.. general accounts • ts of 0.428E.25 Wereaordered paid. The application for severance ie ASt othe r s was . •provided that t satisfactory arrangements are made with the owner of the private road, whichis the only access to the subjectlot, for its use by the subsequent owner of the severed parcel off land. Councillor Hickey declared a Conflict of Interest at this point during the meeting for the next item of business on the agenda. Council was informed that a job application had been received after the advertised deadline, and council's decision was that it not be considered for the job. the qj f& ountry- s 0411 acceptedythe'Alt' v t Steven fillr CIMYto count the d: gs and ate: dog ►ut e — ,. .. 1983' tabs; in �tble,���o. fob . , o. t. a o.. � d. . �E� . 8, Oven i. i�xr>�aw w, 8 third readyg and ffnaily . This law sets: the rates or lieensili : do P. et i tes f•. 8 g, for the first male or spayed female and $10 for each additional; $15 for the first female and $30- for each additional female . By-law 5-83 was given third reading and finally passed. This bylaw is one to be passed by the four municipalities in the Lucknow District Fire Department naming George Whitby as its Fire Chief. By-law 6-83 was given third reading and finally passe& This -by-law is also to •beeassed by the four municipalities in the members were given a topic and, asked to present a speech of no longer than one minute duration. Following the impromptu endeavours, Toastmaster member Den- nis Little gave a humourous presentation limited to six minutes. Little demonstrated voice control,. showing variations in tone, speed and volume. A con- structive evaluation of his presentation was given by Wayne Steward. Kinsman Bill Kirkey con- ducted the monthly draws for anuary and February, withprize winners as follows: January, $100 Glen Holmes, Orangeville; $50 Gary Allen, Goderich; $25 John Green, Drayton; February: $100 Bill Clifford, Goderich; $50 Lois Straughan, Goderich; $25 Nick Littlechild, Goderich. Kin Registrar Dennis Johnston presented perfect attendance pins to Kin members as follows: 27 years - Bill Kirkey, 16 years - John Shaddick, 13 years - Stan Connelly and Bob McDougall, eight years - Paul Baechler, four years - Ron Blue, Barry Bogie, John Erb, Larry LeBeau and Craig Dayidson, three years - Frank Pontes, Bill Pollock and Barron " Purser, two years - Keith Allen, Jim Hayter Jr., Daryle Ward and Jeff Fisher and one year - Tim Colwell, Doug Cooke and Dennis Johnston. W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. Goderich 524-73Z3 '524-8100 3'/2 ACRES Modern bungalow, 3 bedrooms, electric heat, family room, 2 baths, drilled well, large 9 stall horse barn. DUPLEX 11% - '84 2 and 3 bedrooms, brick, electric heat, insulated. fully rented, have help with your mortgage payment. In thirties.' RENT ORUBUY 532,000 rancher, 3 bedrooms, drilled well, just south of Goderich. Immediate possession. Call Rita Allen 524- 8480. BLUEWATER BEACH Builders home in park -like , setting, spacious rooms, beautiful country kitchen,' 2 baths, drilled well, garage. OneIof a kind. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. DELUXE BACKSPLIT 4 bedrooms, family room, professionally finished throughout, well landscaped, many extras. Priced in 60's. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. REDUCED Come see, come save. 11/2 storey, close to town and mall. One half acre lot. Bright cheery rooms; full base- ment with family . room. detached garage. tarmac drive, low taxes. CaltEbb Ross 524-8786. PANORAMIC VIEW Enjoy ,the sunwt, custo t iltxrripArcfous bedrooiln brick ranch wit ifparteraini vieN'fif'Lake'lfdron,larbe lakefront lot. well landscaped. Features two fireplaces: air conditioning, closed sun porch, family room, double garage: Call Ebb Ross 524-8786. SEDATE & SMART Brick 3 bedroom home, large living room with fireplace, dosed sunporch, double garage, well land- scaped grounds in older part of town. Call Ebb Ross 524- 8786. Rita Alien ' 524.8480 Norma Taylor 524-8192 Ebb Ross 524-8786 Don McCauley 524-4226 Barb Shewfelt 524-9581 38 HAMILTON ST. 524.7181 DOG CLIPPING AND GROOMING IN $TOCI( AT ALL TIMES BUDGIES, CANARIES, TROPICAL FISH, ALL PET SUPPLIES. 21LL_1�1 ALL POINTS REALTY INC. 53 Stanley Street, Goderich Ph. 5244656 NEW,LISTING Pretty As A Picture And Affordable Tool Enjoy the security of thl8 cozy two.bedroom bungolow. richly carpeted Iivingroom, like new kitchen. large lot for your gardan. CALL DON WHITE 524-6656 or 524-4587 o BAILEY ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST, • CLINTON 482-3901 ,AT THE MAIN CORNER Another of our In -stere services FINE JEWELLERY APPRAISALS Done by our AGS Certified'Gemolagist, in our accredited gem laboratory. One t week service on most appraisals. Drop in or phone for complete information on Anstett s Jewellery Appraisal service - HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 9a.m".-6 p.m,; Fridays 9a.m. till 9p,m.; Saturdays 05m. -5:30 p.m. Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 NEW LISTING - 150 acres near Auburn, 100 acres workable, good brick home, 2 small sheds, 40 acres bush. 189,ACRES CROPLAND - 140 .workable, near Auburn. AUBURN - 1'/2 acres with 1 floor frame bungalow and heated shop. BLYTH - 1 acre with 1' floor brick home, insulated shop, financing arranged. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 4 unit apartment building, central location in Clinton, vendor will finance. HOLMESVILLE -• 13 acres with farrowing barn, 1 floorbrick bungalow, pav- ed drive. 69 ACRES - Hwy. No. 8, farrowing . barn, raised ranch home, several ponds - OWNER SAYS SELL! 2 MILES FROM CLINTON 100 acres, 97 workable, no buildings. - 5 ACRES with very comfor- table home near Dungan- non, price reduced, owner will finance. 8 ACRES in Blyth, no buildings. 68 ACRES 62 workable, 6th Line, Hullett Twp. 50 ACRES NEAR BEN - MILLER : no buildings, 6 acres of dwarf apple or- chard, bearing 3 years - REDUCED. 7Y, ACRESOvith neat bungal ' d 2 large barns o Hwy. No. 4. BAYFIELD AREA -- Hwy. No. 21, 5 acres with ranch home, many extras, nicely . wooded. 5 ACRES NEAR AUBURN - good house and barn, river frontage. PRICED' FOR QUICK SALE. 91 ACRES AT BELGRAVE - good house and ' barn, realistic price. 50 ACRES - farrow to finish - Hwy. No. 86, near Wingham, new home, low interest F.C.C. mortgage. Lucknow District Fire. D., ar't . ,, ent • to give the. dope:ori, $• n:. u ti .. t o al . ttttl to lt��ei coma 1N Fire Aid. naw ' fi►as given y third readmit ..finellY Passed'. By-law shof ` eat: WTownno awa ship, ,author�izew ` the imposition., of an interest charge alt tax arrears at the rate of VA Pereeukt Per month (15 percent per annum). �j Q Annual. We raPralierit Many Trus! Comjsonles. We are often able to.,orrange for the highest interest being of ferod on Guaranteed'lnvestmnent Certificates. Subject to change , 5 years c'ais r-K-nea Insurance Brokers Inca EXETER CLINTON GRAND BEND 000ERICN ' 235-2420 482-9747 238-8484. 524-2118' srrOD,0 o\ '' 0 EST. 1975 4,4 GOLDSMITH-SILVERSMITH JEWELLERY DESIGNER, REPAIRS ALSO CERAMICS, WEAVING. WOOD, ART, GLASS CANADIAN AWARD WINNING DESIGNER S24-4509 58 WEST ST., GODERICH. ONTARIO nin u •; • ?wrts(o�� NEP 2 THE WORLD REFUSES TO WALK ON TIPTOE, SO THAT WE MAY. BE ABLE TO SLEEP Bluewater Coffee Shop Phone 524-4331 355 BAYFIELD RD.' GODERICH - - -: Have you enough insurance to protect your home and contents against loss or damage by fire, thieves or vandals? Sthe 0 co-opeiator INSURANCE SERVICES Protect your home and the things you own with a plan from The Co- operators. For • information call your local office. 31 WEST ST., GODERICH JIM BELL BUS: 524-2138 RES: 524-8521 LIFE • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS • TRAVEL HIGHWAY No. 8 WEST CLINTON 482-7706 FORMER LOCATION OF CLINTON FORD TRACTOR We're pleased to announce that we have been appointed Hyland. Seed's dealer for Clinton and area. See us for your spring seed - /gam Hyland kelk +SEED CORN •SEED GRAIN •VIGOR RATED SOYBEAN SEED