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18 Services available 18 Services available
Mee
MAWHINNEY
EAVESTROUGHING
& SIDING
SOFFIT & FASCIA
-CALL:
528-3815
Scree11e
Top -Soil
For Lawns, Gardens,
Flower Bads
owalsesensosennamisiomemeas
Lyle Montgomery
482-7644
Phone evenings
,Paper Hanging
and
Painting
Reasonable Rates
Neat, clean work
CALL
524-7961
AFTER 5 P.M.
DISC JOCKEY
STEVENS
COUNTRY GOLD
81 ROCK'N ROLL
Good recorded music for
Elweddings, dances, an-
niversaries, parties, etc.
Phone Brussels evenings
887-6159
TREE TRIMMING
& REMOVAL
r'/ MECHANICAL
STUMP REMOVAL
REE
ESTIMATES
CALL 396-7881
oR 396-7824
DUNE] REIK
DISC JOCKEYS -
• Weddings
• Dances
• Anniversaries
• Parties
Wide variety of music
for all occasions
Coil
PHIL ABBOTT
324-2894
JOHN. WARREN
524-4180
APPLIANCE
REPAIRS
Service To All,
Makes. Authorized
Service for
Inglis, Enterprise,
Magic Chef, Whirl-
pool.
CALL 324-7861
HOFFMEYER
APPLIANCE
CENTRE
Division of
HOFFMEYER
PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.
55 Kingston -St. Goderich
PIANO TUNING
AND PIANO
LESSONS
CALL-,
DAVE McKEE
524-7774
CARPET
CARE
Rugs & Upholstery
. Professionally Steam
Cleaned.
Free Estimates
Stearn Machine Rental
'12410 DAX
524-2440
PAINTING
Houses, Cottages,
Barns, Fences
INTERIOR
EXTERIOR
John Brown
524-9167
Neil Sager
524-6582
PIANO TUNING
• Repairs
• Rebuilding
• Keys Recovered
• Dampp-Chasers
BRUCE PULSIFER
348-9223 Mitchell
ART'S
Landscaping -Nursery
end Garden Centre
116 Bennett, Goderich
LAWN CARE
ROLLING
FERTILIZER
SPRING BULBS
Complete line of
Everything needed for
INDOOR & OUTDOOR
GARDENING
524-2645
19. 1Votice to
creditors
21. Personal
PREGNANT ANIS
DISTRESSED? 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 392-6541.-1-52x
UNWANTED HAIR:
Vanished away with Saca-
Pelo. Saca-Pelo is different.
It does not dissolve or
remove hair from the sur-
face, but penetrates and
retards growth of unwanted
hair. Lor -Beer Lab. Ltd., 9-
712 Robson St., Vancouver,
B.C. V6Z 1A2. -23,24x
WHEELCHAIRS
WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service
Courmittee--ef -the--Gederi.eb-.
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Lodges have equipment for
loan. Contact Amos
Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or
Fred Frittzle ,�. 4524
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IN THE ESTATE OF
WILLIAM ARTHUR
STEDMAN PECK
ALL claims against the,
Estate of William Arthur
Stedman Peck, late of R.R.
3, in the Village of Bayfield,
in the County of Huron,, who
died on or about 8th day
March, 1978, must be filed
with the undersigned per-
sonal representative on or
before June 30th, 1980;
thereafter the undersigned
will distribute the assets of
the said Estate having
regard only to the claims
then filed.
DATED this 26th day of
May, 1980.
Ralph William Nicholls,
Administrator with
Will annexed
by his Solicitors,
Macdonald, Kennedy
& Pandell,
330 Bay Street,
Toronto, Ontario.
M5H 2S8
23--2-5
Ele provide these services for a nominal yearly fee •
i , Provision and Plantings of flowers.
2. Regular maintenance of lot, such as watering, trimming of
shrubs, marble chips.
3. Provision and planting of shrubs.
4. Levelling of markers, footstones, etc. .
CEMETERY
MAINTENANCE SERVICES
PHONE 482-3664 or 482-9389
ROOTING
9 Accurate estimates
• Cvuatanteetlworkmanship
*All types of reefing
kerrloving:Ald shingles
'°°'°"o'othing
•
MUSIC FOR ALL OC-
CASIONS - Live music is
best. List of over 50 bands
available from: Stratford
Musicians' Association, Box
329, St. Marys, Ont. NOM 2V0
or phone 357-2355 or 357-2287
in Wingham.-24,25,36,37x
22. Lost and found
LOST: Set of keys on black
leather key ring.` Reward.
Lost in Goderich area. Phone
524-8331 and give particulars
to Drawer 4.-24
TO THE GRINCH who stole
two Big Wheels and one
tricycle from the corner of
Nelson and Cambria last
week, please bring them
back. Two little girls are
heartbroken, -24
25. To give away
TO GIVE AWAY - Spayed
female, house trained and all
shots given, one year old,
half Husky, half Collie, to
good home in country. Phone
529-7225.-23,24
26. Births
DEKKER
Al and Janet Dekker,
Goderich, Ontario, are
pleased to announce the safe
arrival of their daughte-r,
Amanda Colleen, at Victoria
Hospital, London, on Mon-
day, June 2;-980, wei Hiiig 8
lbs. 2 oz. First grandchild for
Mrs. Beth Ritchie, Lucknow
and fourth granddaughter
for Mrs. Alberdina Dekker,
Stayner, Ontario.
GOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Good
are pleased to announce the
arrival of their son, Timothy
Steven, on June- 3, 1980,
weighing 8 lb. 1.5 'oz.,. --at
Goderich Hospital. A new
brother for Jeffery.
HAYES
Mr. and.Mrs. Maurice Hayes
of RR 4, Clinton, announce
the arrival of their son,
Jason George, weighing 9 lb.
7 oz., on June 5, 1980 at
Goderich-Hospital.
SCHILTHUIS
Praise and. glory he to God
that he has entrusted to Bill.
and Stephanie a healthy
daughter, Simone Stephanie,
weighing 5 lbs. 101/2 ozs., on
June 6, 1980. Proud brothers
are Trevor, Kevin and
Dennis. When God said "Let
us make men someone like
ourselves to be the master of
all life upon the earth, and in
the skies, and in the seas. So
God made man like his
MAKER. Like God, did God
make man. God blessed
them and told them, multiply
and fill the earth and subdue
it. "-24
24. Business
opportunities
26. Births
CLUTTON..
Mr. and Mrs. John Clutton of
RR 5; Goderich, are happy to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Christine Marie,
on June 3, 1980, weighing 8
lb., at Goderich Hospital.
WALLER
Stephen and Debbie (nee
Hodges) are overjoyed to
announce the unexpected but
safe arrival of a beautiful
baby girl, 5 lb. 2 oz. at
Toronto General Hospital on
June 5, 1980. No name yet as
her visit caught us by sur-
prise..
28. Engagements
----8•L-JF-F-ETT-JOHNSTON
Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Johnston of R.R.2, Auburn,
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
.the r, daug_hter,,GA.1-e, io Dave
Buffett, on of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Buffett, Toronto. The
ceremony will take place on
June 28, 1980 at Conrad
Grebel Chapel, The
University of Waterloo,
Waterloo at 4 o'clock p.m.
Dinner and reception at
Angles, St. Agatha. -24
°® KEITH-LINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
_Linner, R.RA, Goderich, are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Wanda Gay,
to Murray Douglas Keith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
Keith, R.R,5, Lucknow. The
wedding will take place on
June 21, 1980 at 4 p.m. in
Victoria Street United
Church, Goderich.-24x
M OR R IS ON-HUTCHINS
Mr. and -Mrs. Paul Hutchins
are very happy to announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Lorrie Charlene,
to Alexander Scott Morrison,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Mdrrison, of Dorchester,
New Brunswick. The wed-
ding will take place on June
28, 1980, at 1:30 p.m. in
'Bethel Pentecostal
Assembly, Bayfield Road,
Goderich; 'Ontario. -24
S MYTH -CO LLINS
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster,
R.R.3, Clinton, is pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of her youngest
daughter, Jo -Anne Reta
Collins,, to William Gordon
Smyth, youngest son of Mr.
Gordon. Smyth, R.R.2,
Auburn and Mrs. Hazel
Smyth, Goderich. T -
marriage will take place on
Saturday, July 12, 1980 at 7
p.m., at the Dungannon
United. Church, Dungannon.
An open reception follows at
9:m. at Saltford Valley
HaN.-24x
30. In. memoriam
DRAPER
In loving memory of a dear
wife, Clara B. Draper, who
passed away June 16, 1978.
This month comes with deep
regret,-
It brings back a day I cannot
forget,
She fell asleep without a
goodbye,
But memories of you Clara
will never die.
-Lovingly ren3e'mbered by
husband Elton. --24x
DRAPER
In loving memory of a dear
sister and aunt, Clara
Draper, who passed away
June 16, 1978.
We do not need aecial day
T,o bring you to our mind,
The days we do not think of
you
Are very hard to find.
-Always remembered by
Verne, -Eunice and
family. -24x
24. Business
opportunities -
WE ARE THE KEY
TO YOUR FUTURE
DATA ENTRY OPERATOR
Continual Registration
BANK TELLER
TRAINING
Commencing June 23 - mornings
Commencirrg June 30 - afternoons
TRAVEL AND TOURISM
6 months
if you ha5o the determination to do something positive
with your future, our protossionai training can give you
the skills required to succeed.
Morning, afternoon and evening classes, as wall as finan-
cial and placement assistance are available for these
diploma programs.
KAREN HALL CAREERS
111 Waterloo Street
LONDON, N6B 2M4
(519) 432-1020
31. Card of •thanks
REED
I would like to thank my
daughters Lynda and Pat,
niece Marlene, wife
Florence and relatives, for
cardkand gifts received for
my birthday and retirement
party.-Bi1! Reed. -24
SILLIB
I wish to thank my friends,
neighbors and relatives for
all the cards, treats, flowers
and visits while in the
hospital and since coming
home. Special thanks to Drs.
Lambert and Cauchi and the
nursing staff for their kin-
dnesses. -Geo. E. Sillib.-24
STEEP
We are now all well and
happy at home and wish to
extend our sincere thanks to
Dr. M. Cauchi, nurses and
staff Alexandra Hospital.
Our thanks also to am-
bulance drivers Joe
Iltie flame- <.. and ' 'Rave
Barrick, and to Gary and
Theresa Kloepfer,-Sharon,
Paul and Christopher.-24nc
WHITTEN
I wish to thank my family
and friends for cards,
flowers and visits while I
was a patient in the hospital.
A special thanks to the
ambulance men, nurses and
Dr. Chan in emergency, to
Dr. Cauchi, special duly
nurses in the intensive care
unit, and all nurses on first
floor east, for all their care
and kindness. My sincere
thanks to you all. -Marion
Whitten. -24
SCOTCHMER
The family of the late
Anna Scotchmer wishes
to express sincere
thanks and appreciation
to relatives, neighbours
and friends for their
many expressions of
kindness and sympathy
during Anna's illness
and our sad
bereavement. Special
thanks to doctors and
nurses at Clinton Public
Hospital, Dr. Peerless
and his Neurosurgical
Team, nurses of 7th floor
and intensive Care at
University Hospital Lon-
don, Bayfield Firemen,
Lions and Lioness Clubs,
members of St. An-
drew's United Church,
Beattie Funeral Home,
Huron County Council
and all staff members.
Also thanks to Rev. Alun
Thomas and Rev. RObJ
Scott for their kind visits
and prayers. During a
time like this we learn
how much our friends
really mean to us. Your
expressions of sym-
pathy will always be
treasured.
The Scotchmer & Porter
Families
7. Real estate for sale
Holmesvjlle Unjt:.d lurch
bas"e,i.ent rOnovat ed
Mr; ?estriecher gave
the Sunday School
Children a poster with a
poe#'n that related tothe
story of the .dilsciples. He
out to the supper and to
those who helped make it
a success.
The Enterprising
Seniors are reminded
Holmesville
news
At
Blanche Deeves, correspondent 482-3383,
told them to hang it in the
Sunday School room to
help them remember
their names.
w.T.he--sn:.inister spoke& -on
water, stones and wine
and Holy Communion
was celebrated. Carmen
Tebbutt and Bill
Crawford received the
offering.
Mr. Oestreicher told
the congregation that he
and his family are
planning• to move to
Walkerton on January 1,
1981.
After the church ser-
vice John Wyatt' told of
his plans to renovate the
church basement.
On June 14 a trip to
Story Book Gardens in
London is planned for the
Sunday School children.
They will meet 'at , the
church at 9:45 am and are
asked to bring their
lunch.
On June 23 a church .
•
that their meeting will be
held on June 19 in the
Holmesville. School.
Everyone is asked to
"brrfrg'°" 1.11 1'es :-tK3" -the-
auction sale.
BALL NEWS
Softball for children 9
years and under will be
held on Tuesdays from 7
to 8:30 pm. T -ball for
beginners will be played
on Tuesdays from 7 to
8:30 pm as well.
Four teams from
Goderich Township are
invading Tuckersmith in
the start of their ball
schedule. A possible
game for the girl tykes
may be held on June 12
with Tuckersmith. The
boys tykes will meet
Tuckersmith on June 17
and the midget boys will
meet Tuckersmith in a
June 18 match. The pee
wee boys will play at
service and picnic will be 7.
held at the Camp
Menesetung for
Holmesville and Wesley
Willis churches.
A very good crowd
turned out to enjoy the
Holmesville church's
ham" and salad supper
last Thursdayy. The ladies
of the church wish to`say
thank you to all who came
Harbor
BY RON GRAHAM
The Goderich harbor
experienced a quiet week
with only two gait boats
and one, grain boat
clearing.
On June 2, the Algobay
arrived light from Buf-
falo for salt. It cleared on
June 3 for Quebec City.
The Algorail arrived
light on June 7 from
Sarnia and cleared on
June 8 with salt for
Toronto.
The grain boat Elgianni
cleared on June 4 for
Sarnia to load corn.
Real Estate Ltd.
Clinton
Phone: 482-9371
Residence: 523-9338
FARM WANTED: 100-200
acres set up for hogs' for
ser -sous client -relocating
from Europe. Must be
realistically priced-..
50 ACRE farrowing
operation on paved road
near Brussels. Additional
land available.
54 acres near Clinton with
new home with all con-
veniences. New machine
shed. Priced right.
HENSALI;, • 2 storey brick
home on quiet street. Needs
some work. Owner says sell.
HULLETT TWP. - 3 acres
with 11/2 storey brick home
and workshop.
.112 ACRES • edge of Clinton,
paved road, 111 storey home
in nearly new condition with
carport, swimming pool and
many extras. Priced to sell.
MORRIS TWP. - 2 miles
4-MORRIS
Blyth on 1%2 acre lot 7
room brick home in like new
condition. Heated workshop.
WANTED: farm listings
Com mer- ®l®perty on r
main stre - or Clinton
1 floor frSO%,Oie in Blyth.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
When someone sings their
own praises, they usually get
the tune too high.
INWOMMINIMMIl
Dear Captain Comet:
I would like to join your
Birthday Club. On June 4
I was five years old.
Bye for now
Andrea Smallwood
Real estate for sale
ANNOUNCEMENT
-DT-CLARE-SA-GER
Mel Geiser and Jim
Kneel are pleased to
announce that D. Clare
Sager, experienced Real
Estate broker has joined
their firm as manager
for Exeter, Clinton,
Grand Bend 8, Goderich.
Clare's background
spans over 7 years in the
real estate business and
his knowledge of both
the business and the
local real estate climate
will enable him to
provide excellent ser-
vices to all G.K. Realty &
Insurance Inc. He 'looks
forward to being of per-
sonal service to you.
GK -REALTY INC,
53 West St. Goderich
524-2118
FOR SALE
WINGHAM AREA - South of Highway No. 4, TV towers, -
45 acres, irregular slope, trees of various sizes, no
buildings '49,000, zoned as farm, "naturalists paradise
hideaway" sold on an "as is basis". Make an offer,
owner wants to sell.
KINBURN - '29,000. House & lot, south on No. B from
r•linton, north on Huron 15 - 3 roads to Kinburn.,Toxes
'212, 7 rooms - 4 bedrooms, cellar, yellow aluminum
siding, electric heat, no well, water from owners well
by agreement, 5 piece bath, driveway, no Raroge,
school bus, needs work -verandah. Zoned residential,
vacant, 24 hours notice to view.
HOLMESVILLE-BENMILLER AREA - Natural state zoning -
"The Ultimate" 108 treed acres, surveyed, strictly land,
bush, arable, gullies, sand, gravel, springs, on the
Maitland, several ' miles of skidoo & ski trolls,
(passable by car), oil & gas lease, good long stretch on
Maitland, water not very deep. We understand the
"chinook" run in the spring and fall, sold on "as is
basis". Viewed by appointment.
WANTED - 10 to 20 acres hardwood bush on good road
10-12 miles from Clinton, reasonable price, no holdings
necessary.
CONTACT
J.K. HAMILTON
BOX 192 MITCHELL, ONT.
1-519-348-8765
KOWALCHUK REAL ESTATE
LTD.
Tuckersmith on June 18
and the midget girls will
play against Colborne on
June 17.
The opening game of
the slo-pitch league will
be held on June 19t 8:30
pm when Holmesvifle and
the Porter Hill team meet
at the new Holmesville
diamond.
PERSONALS
Evelyn Bell is spending
a three week vacation
touring through England,
Wales, Scotland and
France.
Indoor or outdo{,or
One room or every room
FOR ALL YOUR
LIGHTING NEEDS
If we haven't got it in stock
...check our catalogues
PIER
LIGHTING
STUDIO
62 WEST ST,
524-2261
7. Real estate for sale
FIVE ACRES, four
bedroom brick home.
barn 40 x 60 and
workshop 20 x 40,
Presently restoring and
refinishing furniture,
equipment also
available. Located in
Dungannon area.
NILE, 3 bedroom
spacious red brick home
and small barn on 3.3
acres. Many mature
trees and stream,
Asking '57,000.00
AMBERLEY, Country
family home on paved
road on one acre lot.
Two baths, electric fur-
nace. Asking '38,900.00.
118 ACRES, Port Albert
area, 23 workable acres
balance river and bush
with frame two year old
cottage. Potential camp
site or recreational
area.
LOCHAJSH, highway 86
immaculate 3 b®drooni
home and former
general store. In-
terested in a business of
your own? Asking
'39,500.00.
INQUIRE, about the two
150 acre farms we have
in Ashfield Township,
excellent homes, both
farms on paved roads.
WARREN ZINN
'TERRY ZINN
529-7350
VIEW! BOGIES BEACH
Year round home. Enjoy spectacular sunsets from
your livingroom. Priced to sell. S-2
Rita Alien
524-8480
REAL LIVING
Pamper yourself in this exquisite family home.
Be a creative chef in the ultra modern kitchen,
Enjoy the park like 2 acres. Unbelievably priced
in 50's.
W-1
Rita Allen
524.8480
Etta
REALTY WORLD.
W • J e Hughes Realty Ltd
38 East St. Goderich
524-8100
524-9131
lit°alt, Services it
flit l\I;;
524-6656
ENJOY SUMMER LAKE BREEZES
When you move into this 2 yr. old, 2 bedroom frame
bungalow located south of Goderich on a large lot.
Hanover kitchen, large bathroom, laundry room, car-
peted throughout. Bright and cheery home, ideal for
retirement, couple or summer home, just 3.5 minute
walk to beach. 6-422
101/4 % MORTGAGE
Brick 3 bedroom home features eat -in kitchen,
separate dining room, master bedroom recently
redecorated, 2 car garage. Ideal home for young
family. Priced In the '40's. 1i26
PiCTON STREET
23/4 storey brick 3 bedroom' home located near shopping
and school. Natural wood staircase and woodwork
throughout, recent furnace, full attic perfect for
playroom or bedrooms. Large garden area and yard.
Priced in the '40's. H20•
ALL POINTS REALTY SERVICES INC.
56 EAST ST., GODERICH/524-6656
ANNA MELSKI .... .. 524-2768
CHARLIE RRUINSMA , 524.9804
EDNA JEFFREY ..... 482-9440
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