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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-13, Page 13+r Gobs t .SGrhl' l 'i' ,w9 PIESQ+lli' U THERAPY ,. !Cs■1, •5S W f tfrelet (Kitty Corner from Police Station) 154"_6811 - (If br',%Syr`pho o1.4100 2.(+3-!414 tail free) Hort Feige DJ. - NOW OPEN By Appointment Only DENTURE WEARERS Did you know..• that it is important to have your dentures examined regularly? Your mouth is one of the most important areas of your body, but often the most neglected when dentures are worn. Improperly fitting or neglected dentures can douse severe health problems. The lack of public information regarding dentures is alarming and often leads to pieo eirlay urtrnecessegiryo Vour loceA denture 483arr®pint (denturist) is a professional specializing inthe construction, repair enid.Flsodificdtion of dentures and provides this service directly to the public. If you have problems with your present dentures or think of • getting new ones, see your local denture therapist, consultation is usually free. You will find denture therapists (denturists) listed in the yellow pages. This information is supplied through the Denturist Association of Ontario and your Local therapist. GARDINER'S DELIVERY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES - bought and sr.id: We deliver and move anything large or snail FREE ESTIMATES 524-2421 APPLIANCE REPAIRS AtraterizGd .penance Service Centre for all •WHIRLPOOL •INDUS •SPEED QUEEN •ADMIRAL 'SIMPLICITY •HOTPOINT Appliances HOFFMEYER PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. 55 Kingston St. Goderich JERRY RIVETT Bookkeeping Service 345 Huron Rd: • 524-6931 All bookkeeping functions including: Payroll Financial Statements' Ledger Controls To Preparation All or In -Part 1 9AI'S© TIMM eriA PBAEoO .i DAVE McKEE CALL 524-7774 I tJ BIG JOBS OR 'SMALL WE TACKLE THEM ALL 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE in all Facets of the building trade { 1 WE CARE ABOUT YOUR SATISFACTION KEN KELLER CONSTRUCTION GODERiCH 524-6637 146 Elgin W. Goderich, Ont. ROBERT B. WOODALL LTD PLUMBINu & HEATING • GODERICH. ONT. 'Telephone Bus. 524-2833 GOLD SEAL CARPET & UPHOLSTERY i *Steam Cleaning *Auto Seats *Flood Water Removal COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE *Window 8.. Floor Cleaning. *Painting & Wallpapering *Fire Jabs (Clean up) *Free Estimates *Recidentinl A Commlercfal PHONE 524-4250 W. BARFOOT DISC JOCKEY STEVENS COUNTRY GOLD ROCK 'N ROLL Good recorded music for weddings, dances, anniversaries, parties, etc. PHONE BRUSSELS EVENINGS 887-6159 • LAKESHORE CHIMNEY SWEEPING Are You Burning Wood ? Cut down on Creosote Build-up Have your chimney Cleaned Today CALL- HaroldLeddy 524-7237 quality Job at a reasonable price. BOOK NOW SNOW PLOWING Smith's Farm & Garden Centre Days ............ Call 524 -9522 Evenings ........ Call 524-7243 BUTLER - Ring 'rive Silo Unloaders, Big Jim Silo Unloaders, Volume Belt Feeders, Convey -n -Feed Cattle Feeders, Single Chain Conveyors, Barn Cleaners, Oswalt Ensil-mixers, Manure Pumps. FARMATIC - Blender Hammer Mills, Blender Roller Mills, Augers, Leg Elevators. ACORN - Cable Barn Cleaners. WESTEEL-ROSCO - Grain Bins 1350 to 250,000 bu., Bulk Feed Tanks. HEAT EXCHANGERS 8 VENTILATION SYSTEMS HOULE - Liquid Manure Pumps, Barn Cleaners, Piston Pumps. B8L and BILL'S STABLING - Complete .Hog Confinement Systems. WIC - Liquid Manure Spreaders, Electric Feed Carts, Straw Choppers. CLAY - Parts and Service for Clay Equipment. HURST - Flex Augers r USKY - Replacement Cieaner.Chain ALSO - Fibre - Funnels, Ritchie Heated Bowls. We Handle Everything -Almost LOA. If 1 F'.%Ii 11 Sl STEMS i.`i•I). Al lnilterlr•, H.N. \o. I Kincardine Phan':395-5786 34. Personal D IS ALCOHOL a problem in your family? There is help for you. Call Al -Anon 524.6001 or write Box 53-Goderich; :Ont --NIT+ 3V-5,--2l:tfnx • MEET your match. For all ages dnd unattached.. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call toll-free 1.80063- 9163. Hours noon to 8 p.m. -0-07 • STOP BEDWETTING, United Enuretic has cor- rected over 20,000 cases. Bedwetting frustrates, embarrasses, and sometimes weakens school abilities. Get confidential information, from' U.E.S,C., Box 3311, Cambridge, N3H 4T3 Stating Age and Phone number. -0-07 NICKi - I love you very much - Your husband, Larry. —07 TO COLLEEN D. Happy Valentine's Day 1 love you. Big AI.--- 07x • Happy Valentine's Day to My Little Blonde Squirt. With love from The Cemetery Kid. - 07 Happy Valentine's Day "WORM''' Love Always "BIRD" 1f "Do I hear birds chirping in there?" 36. Announcements, notices ONTARIO General Insurance Company hereby gives notice that effective January 27, 1985, Harold W. Shore Insurance Broker, 55 Newgate Street, Goderich, Ontario is no tenger an authorized agent for the Ontario General In- surance Company. Further take notice that any policies for Ontario General insurance Company purportedly by f4 rold W. Shore Insurance Broker after January 27, 1985 were issued without authority or consent of the Ontario CGenerar In- surance Company.. 06,07 THE HUMANITARIAN Service Committee of the Goderich Qddfellow and Rebekah Lodges have 'equipment for' loon. Contact Amos Osbaldes ton, 524-9623 or Fred Fritzley, 524-7217. 2eow 39. Education& CAREER IN TRUCKING. Transport drivers needed. Now is the time to train for your Class "A" license. For pro -screening and job plocement in- formation contact Mery Orr's transport Driver Training. London (519) 432-1726.---0.07 &Wird Lapp ti4a1a4QQ6' CLINTON,. 4024d90 AUCTION CALENDAR 4 $0,7,_ ..4 AT 10 AM - Modern furniture and hots-sehak t effects attal b Auctiorr$car'n Clinton for Mrs. Margin Riehl' SAT. MARCH 2 AT 10 AM - Electrical an Plumbing supplies, tools, garden and lawn tractors, etc, for Don Dennis. Lot 12, Concession 14 South McKillop Township. Go. north of Seaforth one corner north of Family Paradise Road - turn right and go approx. 9 miles. 417 CTION_ F 50 TRACTORS AND OVER 200 PIECES OF. EQUIPMENT Saturday, February 16th 10:00 A.M. SHARP, Brindley Auctions Dungannon 13 ml. N.E. of Goderich 519429-7625 AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. BRINDLEY AUCTION SALE Modern furniture, gas stove, household effects, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Mrs. Marguerite Riehl , of Clinton plus additions. SATURDAY, FEB. 16 AT 10 AM Harvest Gold 30 inch gas stove; Hoover spin dry washer; Krug maple corner china cabinet, tike new; modern colonial style chesterfield with matching chair, like new; Colonial maple coffee table with matching table lamps; floor stand table lamp; smoker's , stand and magazine rack; modern five piece bedroom suite; upholstered swivel rocker, like new; chesterfield w/pull out bed, like new; antique parlour, table; davenport couch w/matching chair, like new; antique dresser vv/ mirror; washstand w/ towel bar; 3 piece Baronet bedroom suite wa/&tax springs and mattress; floor model • black 8, while TV; modern blanket box; rollaway had, like • new; chrome table and four chairs, 2 sets; floor lamps; coffee table; pole lamp; old meat grinder; carpets; Targe oval braided rug; Cuckoo' clock; 20" 'fan; school desk; oil IiiW'tta;.•Spoon collection; 3 crocks; Kerosene heater; man's bike; lawn chairs; , tin shelving; clothes hamper; some pictures; crock pot; electric blanket; vaporizer; TV trays; dishes; glassware; pots 8 pans; bedding, etc. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard' Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 39. Educational FREE - Career Guide describes 200 learn -at-home correspondence Diploma Courses: Accounting, Art, Bookkeeping, Business Management, Clerk Typist, Secretary, Journalism, Television Servic- ing, Travel. Gronton (5A) 263 Adelaide St, West Toronto, 1.800-268.1121.--0-07 AUCTION SCHOOL - Western Canada School of Auctioneering. Over 1,000 graduates. Courses commence 1st Monday of. April, August, December. For particulars write Box 687. Lacombe, AB TOC 1 SO. -0.07 40: Lost.B-Found LOST - Old male beagle black, tan and white, named Toby. Wearing choke chain and chain. 524-7708.-07 ` r; pub-li'. -..g V In an atteannpt to eat high operating costs, he~pi.o n�aiai� , iitrite s;; l� -_ has put two more provincial,, parks up 'or : bids, Both Point Farms provincial, park just north of Goderich and Bauble Falls, provin- cial park near Sauble Beach -wall beadded to the growing list of provincial' .parka to be operated by private, enterprise. The private contractors will supervise the w - operation and maintenance of these parka but must follow ministry guidelines. Officials from the ministry say the policy to make private the provincial parks will be beneficial in the long run and will save the Ontario taxpayer's money by cutting out. traditional park deficits. The policy calls for an recreational class parks to be considered for tendering. However, it is only the operation which is Ill' ue J!'the e '�t k : •-- �liil �e�irl0."'+P• mak. lid f+ es - a8 Ft Ilke privately "dere are eight recreational parks in Southwestern Ontario. Five have been put up for tenders with three still operated by the province, The remaining ministry operated parks are flat iml ediat, ly 'af- fected because potential tendering is decid- ed at least two year's ahead of time. All of the privately operated provincial parks are being retendered this year because of either unsatisfactory perfor- mance or contractors have found the business unprofitable. Each are tendered for five year leases. - The ministry says no park employees will lose their jobs because of the move but will be shifted to other government positions. One superintendent from each of the two parks will be affected. Hydro Assessment faiis. to identify desired route The Ontario Federation ' of Agriculture (OFA) appeared before the Consolidated Hearings Board in Ottawa today, and presented its critique of Ontario Hydro's Environmental Assessment (EA) docu- ment. It is "adequate, with a few noted ex- ceptions," according to OFA's manager of Environmental Affairs Dale Ferns. The EA document looks at Hydro's overall approach to building transmission lines, from the need for them to the ultimate effect of the lines on the land. "The document fails to clearly identify the exact route desired, the impacts ex- pected and the measures to be taken to minimize unnecessary damage," the OFA said in its presentation. "In effect the docu- ment does not provide a working plan for , 46. In memoriam CANTWELL In memory of a dear father, grandfather, great- grandfather David J. Cantwell who passed away Feb,, 15, 1982. Dearly loved and sadly missed by the family. -07 47Card of -thanks,. We would like to thank ,everyone who helped in any way to make our Stag and Doe and Wedding Reception such a success. Special thanks to Millie Montgomery. Scott and Lisa. --07x DOUGHERTY - - I would like to thank everyone for the lovely gifts received at the Community, Relative and Girlfriend showers, Special thanks to the ones who had themforme. Lisa. -07x ROBERTSON We wish to thank the nurses and Dr. Roy Lomas at the emergency of Alexandra and -Marine for their core of Ashley. A very special thanks to Dr. James Rourke and the ambulance drivers taking her to Sick Children's in Londor0 To the Drs. and nurses in London thanks for your kind attention. Since returning home thank you to our family and friends for your calls and kind deeds. All was very much appreciated. Dale, Norm, Erica and Ashley.-07nx JEWELL The family of the late Reg Jewell wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their cards of sympathy, floral tributes and Charitable donations. Special thanks to the ladies of Victoria United Church for the lunch. Thanks to Rev. Woods of Victoria Church for his kindness. Special thanks to Huronview and staff for their kindness. Thanks to Doctor James Rourke. Your kindness will be remembered always. Margaret Kelly and the family. -07 PROCTOR I would like to soy thank you to my family and friends for visits and cards also -to Dr. Holl- ingworth, nurses and staff in I,C.U., first floor for the very special care I received while a patient in A.M.&G. Hospital. Elsie., ---07x CORRIVEAU The family of the late James "Nap" Corriveou FOUND one grey/block kitten wearing a red col- would like to express their sincere thanks and lar, flea collar and bell. Phone 524.7506. --07 appreciation to relatives; friends and neighbours or therh LcetJs of sympathy, --f-towers; --feed; bobysitting, and other gestures of kindness, 46. In memoriam during the recent loss of our father. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered, Paul. Ram .'ohn.and family,. --07 CHAMBERS in loving memory of my dear mother Evelyn Mae (Sproul) Chambers, who passed away six years CFO reebi•UOry-T0 1-99: My heart still aches with 4adness, And secret tears still flow, What it meant to lose,you. No one will ever know. Sadly missed, always remembered and loved, Annie Chambers. —07 ' ALLIN In loving memory of our mother Dorothy Jean who left us four yeors ago February 19, 1981. Thank you for the memories We shared along the way You are always in our thoughts Today and every day. To us you were someone special Someone set apart. You will live with us forever In the corners of our hearts. Always loved by Bruce. Glen, Lois, Dick and grandchildren. --07 FULFO1nD In loving memory of a beloved husband' who passed away three years ago February 19, 1982, There 1s a gift in life we conruit buy. That is very rare and true. It's the gift of a wonderful husband. Like the one I had in you• The many things you did for me In your kind and loving way. You gave me years of happiness, No one can take it away, Life goes on i know that's true. But not the same since I lost you, Silent thoughts of the times we had together, Old memories that will last forever. Still loved and sadly missed by wife Arrnelda, sister, brother-in-law, nieces and nephews. --OOx . VIDEAN I wish to thank friends, neighbours and relatives for flowers, cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient In Alexandra Hospital, Since+e -thanks- also to Dr. Hollingworth, staff at Emergency and I.C.U, Unit, to nurses and staff first floor, and my roommate Eunice Johnston for her support. Special thanks to my daughter and her husband, Pat and Don Wheeler, to Corinne Koster, dnd Jim Koster. All was much appreciated. Isabel. --07 GLAZIER - We wish to thank all neighbours and friends for food, flowers and calls during our bereavement of our dear mother and mother-in-law.:Special thanks to -Stiles Funeral Home, Pastor Gerry McMillan, also the ladies of the perish who pro- vided the lunch- The Glazier Family. -07x JERVIS The family of the late Leslie Jervis wish to thank all of the relatives, friends and neighbours who sent floral tributes, donations to various charities, food arid flowers to the house, cards and personal words of sympathy in our recent loss. We would like to thank in particular Rev. Bechtel for his expiessiu,ts of respect and con• solation in his Ministry, Mr. M. Falconer for his personal assistance, expression's of sympathy and the lovely Bible and the ladles and friends of the Holmesville United Church for the reception and excellent lunch In the church basement following fhe service. Your kindnesses will always be remembered. Edna, Ivan, Mary and Wolter and families. -07 ROBERTSON 1 wish to thank everyone who helped me to the hospital after my occident. Drs, Couchi, Watts and Marsh, nurses In emergency, 0,0. intensive care, first floor 2nd east, and the VON. For the lovely flowers, cards, visits end phone coils. Special thanks to Norman and Dale. Brian Robertson. --07 construction crews, environmental in- spectors or landowners affected, as we believe it should." One approach the OFA recommends for making the assessment of the impact of hydro lines easier is to include aerial mosaics of the rights-of-way being sought, along with identifying significant en- vironmental conditions associated with the line, like agriculture, special uses and heritage resources: "One of the biggest oversights of the docu- ment, Ferns said, "is that it does not discuss the ownership of land which has been designated `agricultural'. Our concern is that land owned by non-farm interests may get a higher overall agricultural ranking than slightly poorer land farmed by the owner." He gave an example of land owned by a speculator waiting for development. "It shouldn't get the benefit of a high agricultural ranking when that rank pro- tects the property from consideration as part• of a utility corridor. This simply transfers the impact to agricultural in- terest,' Ferns said. The EA document did not discuss the creation of unnecessary farm severances or the disposal of surplus rights-of-way proper- ty: two matters; the OFA said must be dealt with. He also recommended that Hydro's pro posed route through Goulbourne Township be modified slightly , to minimize the negative effects on farming in the area. NEWBO$ I"N W . TEICHERT Tyler is happy to announce the birth of his baby sister January Dawn (Jan) 8 lbs. 4 oz. on January 21, 1985 at Chatham General. Proud parents are Perry and Betty (nee. Sowerby) of Ridgetown. Proud grandparents are Donald - and Dawn Sowerby of RR 4 Goderich, Karl and Ursula Teichert of Goderich. Great grandparents are Mrs. Gertrude Snyder of Goderich, Benson Sowerby of Clinton, Florence Sowerby of Stratford, and Elsa Weimann of Sault Ste Marie. WENDLER Rick and Sharon (nee Whitely) are proud to announcb the birth of their first child, a boy, Nicholas Patrick Magnus, weighing 11 lbs. 3 ozs. on January 22, 1985, at Alexandra Hospital, Goderich. First grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graham Whitely, RR 5, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. O.J. Watts,Capreol, Ontario, and Mr. Hans Wendler, Wolfsburg, W. Germany. STURGEON She's finally here! Kira Jacklyn born Monday February 4, 1985 at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital to Andrew and Veronica, a sister for Sally, Proud grandparents are Evelyn Sturgeon, Lloyd and Jeannette Huffman, great-grandmother Violet Sturgeon, all of Hayfield, Ont. OTFEWELL Michael and Joan of Gibbons, Alberta, are happy trrarirrolmce-the-birth of their second child, a son, Jeremy Richard, born January 31, 1985, at University Hospital, Edmonton, weighing 8 lbs. 3 ozs. A little brother for Jonathan. P1 ottdgrandpare- t Ken Ottewell RR 1, Dungannon, and Anna and Paul Bloedel, Falun, Alberta. PEARSON Wayne and Heather -(-nee Marshall) ef- Timmons, Ontario, are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a son, Craig Nelson, born on February 1, 1985, at St. Mary's General Hospital, Timmons, weighing 7 lbs. 8 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pearson, RR 1, Dungannon and Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Marshall of Goderich. Great grandmother Mrs. Gordon Congram of RR 1, Dungannon. Adopt the pet you've been looking for in the Classifieds.