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IS. Tenders
15. Tenders
"R 'SALE BY TENDER
Located one-half block from the Square and zoned,e4
(General Commercial Use) this two storey brick veneer
building has a first floor area of 1100 sq. ft. suitable for
offices and a second floor area of 800 sq. ft. suitable for
a one bedroom apartment. Heated by oil forced air
furnace &supplemented by electric baseboard units on
the second floor. .Lot has a frontage of 53.4 ft. and an
area of 5000 sq. ft.
Sealed tenders addressed 'to the undersigned and
marked 'property tender' will be received until 4:00
p.m. January.29th, 1980.
Certified cheque payable to the vendor for 10% of, the
amount of the bid Et�ttLit accompartyshe_tendec_Balance--
on closing date March 29th, 1980.
Appointments to inspect the property may be
arranged by calling the vendor Harold W. Shore 524-
7272, 55 Newgate Street, Box 276, Goderich.
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
16. Mortgages "
-CASH for your mortgage.
Callus first'524-2747.-33tfar
17. Auction sales
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 2nd
at12noon
Antiques, Furniture,
etc....
at
RICHARD LOBB'S
IN CLINTON
FOR CLINTON AND
SEAFORTH ESTATES
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION 'CALENDAR
Every Thursday
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK SALE
Sat., Feb. 2-12 noon
Antiques, furniture etc,
for the Estate of Russell
Neal, Clinton and a
SeaforthEstate-, -
. -<•�_� . - -®ate
•
18. Services available
WILL babysit in my home.
' Phone 524-6647.--4x
18. Services available
'REPAIR TO all appliances,,.
refrigeration service,
Lucknov'v Appliance Centre,
Lucknow, phone 528-
2946.-4,3tf . ,
MOVING - household and
office. Complete'. Ontario
service. To , and from
Goderich • Kincardine,
Wingham - Lucknow and
surrounding areas, Fully
insured., Wm. E. Walden
Transport, Wingham. Call
collect anytime (519) 357-
2050 or. 357-3410.--I9tf ,
AIR HAMMER, Backhoe,
Septic bed, installations,
Cecil Cranston, 529-
79I.-22 tf
PHIL:S • REFRIGERATION
& Appliances. Services,
phone 1-887-9062 • or
Granger's TV 524-8925.-23tf
FURNITURE stripping _and
refinishing. Also caning
wicker and reed work. Call
524-7490:-35tf
MAN WITH . truck to do
clean-up jobs, trim bran-
ches, take brush away, snow
shovelling, etc. Peter
Prevett, 524-8553,-ltfar
PIANO TUNING
AND REPAIRS ,
Bruce Pulsifer
527-0053 or 348-9223
after 6 p.m.
TA TIME
SEP1VICES
We are back in the
Suncoast.Mall•
Business -Farre
Personal
SNOWPLOWING
DRIVEWAYS
RADIO DISPATCHED FOR FAST SERVICE
CONTACT SID BRUINSMA
5248668
CAKE
DECORATING
All Occasion Cakes
including Weddings,
Birthday Cakes our
Specialty
COMPARE QUR PRICES
Phone Anytime
KIMBERLY COLTER
I
524-2084
SS.
18. Services available 18. Services available20. Public rratices
SMITH'S o,
PAINTING
DECOR TING I
i Free
Estimates
Phone
Q
524®2.518
FRED BISSET
WEDDING
PHOTOGRAPHY
PHONE:
524-7223_
EVENINGS PLEASE
BILL'S
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
-Repofrs-to'diI"'nrakes of
major appliances.
CALL BILL DARRELL
CLINTON
482-9022
APPLIANCE
- REPAIRS
Service To All
Makes. Authorised
Service for
Inglis, Enterprise,
Magic Chef, Whirl-
pool,
CALL 524-78b1
HOFFMEYER
APPLIANCE DEPT.
OF
HOFFMEYER
PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.
55 Kingston St., Goderich
NS
FFE
ALUMNUM
V. GALVANIZED
ESTIMATES
O'MALLEY
EAVES TROUGHING
AND LIGHTNING RODS
TEESWATER
PHONE: 392-6740
ART'S
Landscaping -Nursery
and Garden Centre
116 Bennett, Goderich
FALL BULBS
BOOK
NOW
FOR
SNOW
REMOVAL
Complete line of
Everything needed for
INDOOR & OUTDOOR
GARDENING
524-2645
171,anth bean
Carpenter
•HOME REPAIRS •NEW
CONSTRUCTION •RrNOVATING
•DECORATING •SANDING ANO
REFINISHING
For all your Carpet S.
Upholstery cleaning
needs, call
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
Qur steamvalla Power
brush method gets the
deep down dirt, others
miss. •
Phone 524-8892
Free Estimates
C&B
BUILDERS
"Builders for Today's
_Building Needs"
Carpentry &
Cement Work
CatI
ALEX CHISHOLM
529-7714
DOUG BLACKER
524-8147
AFTER 6:00 P.M.
STRATFORD
UNIFORM & STORK
STOP
Nursing uniform
available in White &
Coloured in Dresses &
Pant Suits. Toppers also
available. Complete line
of maternity clothing.
Opeh 9:30 a.m. - 5:30
p,m. Mon. - Sat.
'98 DOWNIE ST.
STRATFORD
271-8861
Paper Hanging
AND
Painting
Reasonable Rates
Neat, clean work
CALL
524-7961
AFTER 5 P.M.
vote
20. Public notices •
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF, THE COUNTY OF•
HURON
IN THE MATTER,OF The
Change of Name At, R.S.O.
1970; Chapter 60 and
amendments thereto ' •
AND IN. THE MATTER •OF
„ The Application of Howard
• Allen Norton to Change His
Name- t� Stephen Howard
Norton •
• NOTICE OF MOTION
TAKE NOTICE- that a
mtition:will be made to the
Court on behalf of Howard
Allen Norton, at Goderich,
Ontario, lin Monday, the 28th
day of January, 1980, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon or so
soon thereafter as , counsel -
can be heard, -for an order:
(a) Changing the name of the
said HOWARD ALLEN
.NORTON to STEPHEN
HOWARD NORTON the said
Howard • Allen' Norton
residing at the Town of
Goderich, in the County, of
Huron at 84 Waterloo -Street
Soul -r.
(b) Such further and ether
relief , as may to this
Honourable Court seem just.
AND TAKE NOTI,CE that
it support of such ap•
plication will be read the
Affidavit of Howard Allen
Norton, filed, and such
further and other material
as Counsel may advise.
DATED at Goderic,h this
9th day of November, A.D.,
1979. '
THOMAS -J. TROYAN
Barrister and
Solicitor,
1 Nelson Street
• East,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitor for the
Applicant
-2-4ar
1 WILL no . longer he
responsible for any debts
incurred in my name by my
husband, Thomas Edward
"Eddie" O'Neill, as of this
date, • January 17,
1980.=Evelyn O'Neill. -3•5x
I WILL no longer he
responsible for any debts
° incurred in my name by my
wife, •Ila Williams, as of this
date, January 24, 1980. -Ted
Williams, -4-6
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cw iigar oar rot(
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Ontario
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
P
TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public
Meeting of The Liquor Licence
Board of Ontario will be held at
the ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION.
48 ONTARIO STREET NORTH.
KITCHENER, ONTARIO. on TUES-
DAY. FEBRUARY 12th. 1980. at
the hour of 9'30 oclock In the
forenoon, at which time the Board
will hear applications. for new
licences in accordance with The
Liquor Licence Act 1975 and
Regulations thereunder
The following establishment has
applied for a Idcence of the class
indicated. and the application will
he entertained at the aforemen-
tioned location and time.
Peppe's The Pizia Factory
Restaurant
142 The Square,
Goderich, Ontario
Dining. Lounge Licence
Applicant: Peppe's The. Pizza ,
Factory Limited
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that any person who is resident
'in the municipality and who
wishes to make representation
relative to the :ya l :anon. shall
mike their' submission to the
Board In writing prior ,to the date
of the hearing. or ,n person at
the time and place of the hear-
ing (Copies of written submis-
sions will be forwarded to the
applicant).
Executive Director
Liquor Licence Board of Ontario
55 Lakeshore Boulevard East
tQRO.N.Tp4_04ta-r.o-M5E 1.A4 -
.MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS
THE LIQUORLICENCEACT.1975
21. Personal
PREGNANT . AND
DISTRESS'ED? Married or .
single, free positive con-
fidential support, Help is as
close as your- telephone.
BIRTHRIGHT - London
(collect) 432-7197 or 524-2913,,
357-1769 or 39.2-6541.-1-52x
WHEELCHAIRS
-WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service
Committee of the Goderich
Oddfellow and 'Rebekah
Lodges have equipment for
loan, Contact Amos
Oshaldeston,'524-9623 or
Fred . Fritzley, 524
7217.-2eow
22. I'ost and found
LOST - Lady's Bulova.
wristwatch on Square;
January 13th. If found;
please phone 524-8597 after 9
p,m. Rew.ard offered. -4.
24.; ti i t l E' !; s•
opportunities
U.F. FOAM. INSI4.ATION
dealershici available . in
.Goderich and area. Will
train suitable 'applicant.
Apply to Drawer 166, c -o The
Goderich Signal -Star, P.O.
Box 220, Goderich,
(hit.-3,4ar
MAKE MONEY in your
spare time. Learn income
tax preparation. For free
brochure, no obligation,
write U & R Tax Schools, 118
Roxbor•uugh Drive, Toronto,
Ontario. M4W 1X4.-r4b.c.
NLWSPAPER FOR SALE.
Weekly paper in growing
town , in North-Central
Afht-rta. ' Write to J.
Wallsten,_.__.-_Box 385, -Slave
Lake, Alberta, TOG 2A0 for
inform
24r. Iiilths
KELLY
Mike and Vicki, are pleased
u, announce the arrival. of
their first child, Brian
Michael, weighing 7 lbs. 8
' . on .f nnuary 16, 1980 at St.
Joseph's Hr,spital, Sarnia.
1'ri,u i grandparents are'Bob
find Pearl Needham,
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
.i,it k Kelly, Fergus.-4nc
ROSS
Ua\ id and Sharon Ross of
Yellowknife are proud- to
announce the safe arrival of
their son, William John
Arthur, horn in Edmonton',
January 16. 1980, weighing:in
;It 9 lbs. 6 ozs. A brother for
Kini, Debbie and Bonnie,
who was horn December 29,
19'R, rn Yellowknife. Proud
grandparents are Jack and
Mildred Whetstone of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. A. 12oss .pf,
tlshawa.-4nc
WILLIAMS •
Stere, and Pat Williams,
R.R.3, Goderich, are proud
ti; announce the safe arrival
of their first child, i -a
daughter, Lindsay Marie,
horn at Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on January 20,
1980, weighing 7 lbs. 9%
ozs.-4nc
26. 'Births
ARTHUR
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Arthur of
Auburn. are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of- their
daughter, Rachel Leigh,
born °January 19, 19.$0 at
Goderich Hospital weighing
9 lb. 11/2'oz. A little sister for
Scott.
PHEULE
Mr. ,and Mrs, Kenneth
Pheule of Goderich, are
happy, toannounce the birth
of their son, Gerrit Michael,
born January 18, 1980 at
Goderich Hospital weighing
91b. 31/2 oz.
30. In memoriam
-.LAMB
In loving memory of my
loving husband, Robert
Dawson Lamb, who left us
January 30, 19.70.
In the book of life there are
memories
Of the happy days we knew,
And recorded in love are the
blessings
Of a wonderful husband like
you.
A part of my heart he took
with him '
But his love he left me to
keep,
So we will never really be •
parted
The bond between us.._is t.oa
deep. '
-Will always be remem-
bered by his loving 'wife
Myrtle and scans Harold And
DaWson and grandchildren
and great-
grandchildren. -4x'
, McWHINNEY ,
In lbving memory of a dear
father and grpndfather,
Richard (Dick) McWhinney,
who passed away January
21, 1976.
Beautiful memories woven
in gold,
These are memories we
tenderly hold.
Deep in our hearts your
memory is kept,
To love and to •cherish, and
never forget.
--Lovingly remembered by
daughter Sharon, son-in-law
Robert, grandchildren,
Susan, Tammy and Scott. -4
RUMIG ' •
In loving- memory of a dear
wife;. mother and grand-
mother, Mildred Rumig, who
passed away January 30,
1979.
God knew that she: was
suffering
That the. hills were hard to
climb, .
So He closed her weary
eyelids
.And whispered, "Peace be
thine.-
Away in the beautiful hills of
God,
By the valle,Y of rest so fair,
Some day, we know not
when,
We will meet our loved one.
there.
-Sadly missed by -husband,
children and grand-
children.-4nc
■
EON
INN
BBY JEFF SEDDON
peputy-reeve Eileen.
Palmer and• councillor
Elsa Haydotr'.. both
.,clamed they were worth
what they cost goderich
taxpayers in 1979 and
-made sure Monday night
3M. In ,memoriam
• CUNDARI•
In loving memory of Vi
Cundari, who passed away
January 29, 1969.
Eleven long and lonely
years,
Have passed, since that sad
day
We said goodbye to. one we
loved
And slowly walked away. '
Though long and lonely are
the years,
Our hearts are filled with
love, •
The love you .showed us
during your life, '
You now send from above.
-Lovingly remembered by
Terry and Di. -4
31. ,Card of thanks .
BROWN
I would like to thank Dr.
Walker, the nursing staff, all
who visited and sent cards
while I was a patient in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. -Allen
Brown. -4
ELLIOTT
The family of the late W. E.
Elliott wish to express their
sincere appreciation to the
many friends who sent ex-
pressions of sympathy .and'
Called during _their_ cecenL
bereavement. Special thanks
to the Rev. Bob Crocker,, the
Rev. Lockie Royal, the ACW
of St. George's Church and
the Stiles family, as well as
the staff at Alexandra
'Marine and General Hospital
for their wonderful nursing
care. -:'43W - -.._ . - -.
GLOUSHER
We wish 'to thank each and
every one for all your
enquiries, messages of
sympa-t-h.y+, -floral con-
tributions and donations to
the Cancer Society and for
food sent to our homes, in
the loss of -our son, brother
and father, -Robert Glousher,
Special - thanks to . Lloyd
Tasker and Rev. Wittick who
so understandingly•took care
of so much. Words can never
e5tpress • our thanks. -The
Glousher Families, • The
Keith Good. Family: -4.
JEWELL
;I wish td thank my family
and friends for flowers,
cards,. gifts and visits while I
was :a patient in Alexandra
Hospital. Special thanks to
nurses and staff on first
'east, -Mrs. M. C. (Nettie)
Jewell. -4x
'O'NEILL
'The family of 'the late
William O'Neill is grateful to
The Church for its Spiritual
Solace, to their ,relatives,
friends and 'neighbors and,
local groups fOr Masses,
• Spiritual Bouquets.; prayers,
floral tributes an•d7visits, and
for, the .gifts of time and
material at the time of their
bereavement. A Heartful
thanks to all.4ar
councilknew why.
The. two, commented on
a sunarnar,y of ex-
penditures by council
members which showed,
Palmer as the most
. expensive member and
'Haydon .second. .Mayor
Harry , Worsell was a
- close third.'
The summary of ex-
penses details what each
council member received
for handling town affairs
during the year.
Each council member
-receives .. annual
remuneration for serving
on„ council and is paid
monthly for , expenses
when on town business.
Mayor WorSell is paid
$5,735.28 a year, twice
what council members
receive. The other eight
members • receive
$2,867.64 annually.
Palmer's approved
expenses for the year
were the largest of any
member of council
totalling • $1,720.68,. The
reeve told council she had
the "feeling she was
being needled" about the
expense and while she
didn't feel "apologetic"
she felt she should ex-
plain the expenses.
-Palmer said the town of.
God erieh •-is_' "big.
business" with a $5.5
'million budget. She said•
the town can't afford to
have council members
running that business
"without knowing .what
they're doing". •
Palmer said she served
on two provincial
organizations, `
representing
muhicipalities in Ontario,
and said : those duties
were very beneficial to.
taxpayers here. Slie said
her experience has•
helped her become a
better elec•te""rOfficial and
urged other councillars'to
make -an effort to attend
•
helpfulSie tp+dseminak5council caul
and
copentlens. • -
l.
had ni,q. way ; all new
rri others of ,council •
would 'have' to attend".
.She said the affairs were
ye•ry„ h4f41 adding,
council members "would
. be surprised how much
you can learn°'.
The reeve pointed,,.out ,.
that many of the out.. of
town. trips she :took' on
town business ended .up
costings her money. She.
said --he •- was sure she
spent "halt as much
again" as the town paid
her,
•- "Otfr travel schedule
bylaw is good but it's not
great," said Palmer.
She added that for the
$2, 887,54. ay -ear salary the.
taxpayers are paying for
24 hour a day
representation is a "good
deal".
Councillor Elsa Haydon
told council she feels
"rather 'worry I'm
number two in this case".
Haydon agreed with
Palmer',s: comments
adding that the town
could be proud of the fact
that two of its elected
representatives served
on organizations with
national contact.
Haydon said she felt
-she "offered good value"
to .the town for her ex-
penses adding that any
-council members that
make no effort . to attend
semin ss ; or conferend'es
to leakn aboutmunicipal._.
politics are "short-
changing constituents
and fooling themselves if
they think they can stay
home and be informed".
Councillor, Haydon's
expenses totalled $1,621„
for. the year while Wor-
sell's totalled $1,115.
Deputy -reeve Bob
Allen filed for ' $163 in
expenses; councillor
Brian Knights _ $138.40,
councillor Jim Magee
$103.95 and 'councillor
John Doherty $272'.92.
Councillors Jim Searls
ancf Stan Profitcouncillor
Stan Profit did not file for
any expense money.
Colborne Corner...
• from page 5
in ' Colborne Township
from one polling station
to another.
There are four polling
stations in - Colborne
Township number 77
(rural) voting at Club
House, ' Sunset Golf
Course off Highway 21,
contact Mrs. Don McNeil
524-8098; number 78
(rural) voting at
Colborne Township Hall,
Carlow, contdct Mrs. G.
(Dorothy) Feagan 52
6491; number 79 (rur- )
voting at' Saltford Val ey
Union Hall, contact rs.
G. (Gertrude) Kai ting
524-2076 and number 80•
(rural) voting at
Forester's Hall, Ben -
miller, contact . Mrs.
William '(Fare Ann)
Jewell, phone 524-9865.
Deadlineto have your
name on these lists is
,n.e'xt. Wednesday,
January 30 soplease
attend to this now. .
W.I.
Dunlop Women's
In, t will hold its
nuary meeting this
Thursday, January 24 in
Colborne. T. nship Hall
at 1:45 p.m. weather
permitting) with t' e topic
being "Resolutions'
REAL ES.TAT-E LIST111111
WEST END LOCATION. T-193.
DON'T TALK ABOUT THE LAN-
DLORD. BE ONE. V-161.
PRICED IN FORTIES - DUPLEX.
MAKE AN OFFER. A-196.
REALTY WORLD
W.J. Hughes
ro
524-8100
LARGE LOT, NEAR SCHOOLS. M-
176.
•EBB ROSS 524-8786
"NORMA TAYLOR 524-8480
*DON McCAULEY 524.4226
•RITA ALLEN 524-8480
*HAROLD ERB 565-2828
*DEB SHEWFELT 524-9581
*SHARON ELLIOTT 529-7281
•HUGO VERMEESCH 482-3805
*BILL LOUGHEEti`l 524-6063
ALFREDA M4CAULEY"524.4226
INCOME PROPERTY ON PICTON ST.
L-115.
% MORTGAGE UNTIL 1981. K-
107.
4,500. MUST BE SOLD. Mc -46.