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• PAGE 18--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1977
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TOWN AMID COUNTR Y
•CLASSIFIEDS
18. Services available
ORNAMENTAL IRON
PORCH RAILINGS
CUSTOM BUILT
by
GERALD LEWIS
GODERICH
524-2427
MID -WESTERN
PAVING
• DRIVEWAYS
• PARKING LOTS
• REPAIRS
PHONE
BARNETT'S TEXACO
524-7744
GENERAL CARPENTRY
• REC ROOMS
• RENOVATIONS
• PAINTING
• ODD JOBS
Call BOB after six
524-2818
WEDDING
PHOTOGRAPHY
Now is the time
TO BOOK '77 WEDDINGS
FRED H. BISSET
PHOTOGRAPHY
GODERICH, ONT,
524.7223EVENINGS
1 CLOCKS REPAIRED
All types.
•
• Grandfather
• Antique
• French, Etc.
• Specialist our
Chime Clocks
Will pick upand deliver.
Trade work accepted.
J.T. HOLLINSHEAD
Residence 482-3759 tfar
19. Notice to creditors
iN THE ESTATE OF C;F c1RC;i
AR'i'Ht'R BUCHAN,AN. IATF:
OE THE TOWN OF GOI)E.RIC/4,
IN THE COUNTY Oh HURON
All persons claiming against the
abort Estate ere required to
forward full paruc'ulars of their
clam. to the undersigned, on or
hefnre the 16th day of :Ma, . 1977,
after which date the assets will be
distributed.
DONNELLY,Ni MURPHY.
Barristers.
isters.
14 The Square.
;oDERICH, Ontario,
Solicitors: for'the Fatale
117 -Igor.
Al.l p.r•.tinti has int; (ta,lms
1g,11n.t the I -state ;it
ERE•:I)t•.RIrK AR'I Ht. R.
HARKER, retried, lute. +,.f th,
town of (ioderirh, in the County of
Huron, whodied nn or ;rout the
21st day of :Starch. 1977, ,•e
recluired to file the same with full
particulars with the 'undersigned
try the 14th day of \1ay., 1077, as
after that (late the asserts of Cho
estate will be distributed.
D1TF:1) at C;ocferirh, Ontario,
this 15th day of April. 1977.
E'RF:STand F{GENF?R.
F;arrlsters. e11.
33 Montreal Street
Goderich, Ontario
Solicitors for the I-1state
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in the estate of WAi.TER
HAWTHORNE':.
ALL persons ha: mg claims
against the estate, of \VA11 ER
HAWTHORNE late of 1i5 Nelson
Street East, Goderich. Ontario,
deceased, who died on or about
the 8th day of December, 1976.
are hereby notified to send in to
the undersigned Personal
Representative of the said
deceased on or before the 23rd
day of May 1977,.full particulars
of their claims. Immediately
after the said date the said
Personal- Representative will
distribute the assets of the said
deceased having regard only to
claims of which it shall then hose
•not ice.
DATED at Stratford this 15th
day of April. 1977,
VICTORIA AND GREY JR.UST
COMPANY
1 Ontario Street,
Stratford: Ontario
Executor
By L, Ray Waaler
Their Solicitor herein,
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20. Public notices
t,'5S
VON
GAMBLING
JUNKETS
BRIAN FLANNIGAN
JUNKET CO-ORDINATOR
527-1700
527-0747
PLANNED
PARENTHOOD
DROP IN
CENTRE
1117 \0I R.1/1
GO?ERICH
NOW.OPEN:
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
3.6p,rn,
7 • 10 p.m.
Corporation of the
Town of Goderich
TO LEASE
Grazing land with barn
Located in the Goderich
Industrial Park,
formerly .Mitchell Farm
A • 25 acres
B • 5 acres
C • 512 acres
D • 3412 acres
24. Business
opportunities
24. Business
opportunities
/BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN OWNING YOUR OWN
MUFFLER INSTALLATION SHOP? WE COULD GET
YOU STARTED WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF
MUFFLER SHOP SUPPLIES. FOR FURTHER IN-
FORMATION CONTACT:
INTERNATIONAL PARTS (CANADA) LTD.
105 COMMANDER BLVD.
AGINCOURT, ONTARIO
(416) 291-4261
CONTACT BOB BRUCE OR DENNIS COX
28. Engagements
Friend. of Dennis Dalton and
Dehhle Barlett wish to announce
their engagement on Tuesday,
April 19. 1977 We wish them the
(( ry hot, -17
11•• and Mr., ,'vleuitgomery Adana
Simons Jr. of Toronto wish'to
announcee the forthcom ing
marriage -oftheir daughter, Ellen
(•ookltit Michael N' illiarn Gregg,
son of ,1r. and Mrs. . George
Gregg of Hayfield, Ontario. The
rnar'r ugc• w til take place on May
-'S. 11177 at Leaside United Church
tt
Toronto. -17
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Orr wish to
itnyounc•e the engagement of
their only daughter, Betty Anne,
tip Russell Alan Watson, son of
:tile.. Rae Watson and the late Mrs,
11'otson of RR 1, Arkuna. The
wedding vstill take place early in
:Slay at the Wesleyan Methodist
Church in Strathr oy -1 7x
30. In memoriam
('RAWFORD: In loving. memory
.of a dear husband, father and.
grandfather, Stanley Lloyd,. who
pissed asvay. four years ago.
April 30th, 1973.
Where eternal suns are shining
.And skies are ever blue,
Wc pray your soul is resting
'Til we may come to you.
-Lovingly remembered by wife
Sarah, son Ken, daughter
M n:et:et, Son-in-law Delrper and
grandchildren.. -17
For a total of 7.0 acres more or \, f. I3STE'R: In hiving memory of
less of arable land. a dear wife and another, Win-
Lessee to be responsible for all iirft•°(i' who passed away Iwo"
years iigo. May 3rd. 1975..
fencing and tencing control,Icasuresi moments keep her
repairs to barn, hydro, and water
used. - - neat
Lease to be for 5 years subject to time unfold~ another year
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30 day cancellation on whole or longer in our lives to share
part thereof needed for In- I n oti`siL. arts forever there;
dustrial expansion or town use,. --•-•'-Sadly missed by husband
Tenders will be received at the Harold, ,Man, Glen and
Town Hall until 12 noon Monday, 1(nilies--1ix
May 2nd, 1977,
Highest bid not necessarily ac -i \Y I.OR; In loving memory of a
cepte - (kill' wife, moher and grand-
mother, Mrs. Verna Taylor, who
Robert Allen passed away one year-ago on
Property Chairman April 27, 1976..
Eileen Palmer Softly from the shadows
Property Co -Chairman She heard a gentle call,
With farewells left unspoken
.She quietly left us all.
-Ever remembered by husband
Everett, daughters Lois and
Joyceandgrandchildren,•-••17nc
21...Personal
w'l I ,7\ r1'E- t•r ,,� ,.d ; ul,l(,� err 31. Card of thanks
th' A,h„r (;,r,
.,-it�,r R r, , 1114' onet
or tt n ,t,i hoer' ' (1 .h(iw
.17;0 lir iL•ti
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20. Public notices
FiE.LDE•:R. I would like to thank
my relative•s and friends for the
1.14-ly gifts, flowers and visits
while E wo', in Alexandra
11o.piiitt. and .ince returning
home. All was very much ap-
tJI'cr ,i '1. -.Vi area ga ret
Heti ti r•r -17
THE TOWNSHIP OF
EAST WAWANOSH
HAS FOR SALE
MUNICIPAL .DEBENTURES
IN AMOUNT
$23,909.00
bearing interest at the rate of 10 percent per annum payable
annually on December 20th in each year at the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce in Wingham, Ontario, The
debentures to run for TQ..years and be dated December 10th
1976.
SCHEDULE
Due Dec. 20
in year Principal. Coupons attached
Instalment no
1. 1977 1,500.18
2. 1978 1,650.20
3. 1979 1,815.22
4. 1980 1,996.74
5. 1981 2,196.41
6. 1982 2,416,05
7. 1983 2,657.66
8. 1984 2,923.42
9, 1985 3,215.77.
10. 1986 3,537,35
1 at 150.02
2 at 165,02‘'each
3 at 181.52 each
4 at 199,67 each
5 at 219.64 each
6 at 241,61 each
7 at 265.76 each
8 at 292.14 each
9 at 32.1.58 each
10 at 353.74 each
Accrued interest will be added.
Bids will be received for consideration on any one or more
instalment is) with preference to the highest and earliest.
For further information contact Alex. McBurney, Treasurer.
Telephone 357.2917 Belgrave, Ontario.
31. Card of thanks
GOOD: No words can express the
warm feeling we have for the
ratepayers of Colborne township
fur the gifts received at the social
evening held at the Sunset Golf
Club on our behalf, A special
thanks to Council and everyone
involved in the arrangements and
'those in attendance fur making
this an evening never to be
forgotten, -Viand Mel. -17x
BEAN: I wish to thank all my
neighbors and relatives who sent
flowers, cards or gifts while a
patient at the General Hospital..
Special thanks to Dr.
Hollineworih and nurses. -Mrs.
Olive Reari.---17
\•INj: I wish to thank my
relatives, friends, neighbors and
nrganizatiuns for all kindnesses
while 1 was a patient in
Alexandra Hospital, also the
Emergency Staff, O,R,, intensive
Cart 2nd, flout and Isolation 1st
floor. .Special thanks to Dr.
Watts Dr. Matters. Dr. Cieslar,
Dr. Lambert and the Candy
Stripers. Ail was greatly ap-
pr eciated.-E1rnold Yint,-17
STEWART: The family of the
lure Margaret C, Stewart extend
their heartfelt thanks and ap-
preciation for all the many acts of
kindness, the cards and floral
tributes, and the memorial
donations. Our special thanks to
Rev. G, L. Royal fir his message
of comfort; Res.. R, C. McCallum
for his visitations; to the
Mceillum Funeral Home for
their personal Care of the
arrangements, and to Mrs.
Raithhy and the staff of Maitland
'Manor for their wonderful care
and kindness. -Grace and
William Cameron. -17x
Opesation
Ufreitsik
7. Real estate for sale
to'N
All Points Realty
Services Inc.
53A Stanley St., Goderich
P. O. Box 304
524.6656
COUNTRY ESTATES
Tuckersmith Twp. 31/2 acres, 5
bedroom home with workshop
540,000.
GODERICH TWP.
31.4 acres, renovated 3 bedroom
home, pond 548,500.
McKILLOP TWP.
31/2 acres, beautiful 3 bedroom
renovated home 554,900.
BAYFIELD
New homes by G. E. Walter
Constriction from 538,500.
Georgian Mansion on 1 acre
579,500, -
Building lots 512,000.
GODERICH TWP.
80 acres on Hwy. 21 with bush and
creek 560,000.
3 bedroom fully furnished cottage
near Bayfield 529,900,
VANASTRA y.
Regina Rd. partially finished rec
room $1$,000.
KIPPEN
11/2 storey with large workshop
reduced to 526,250.
PORT ALBERT
Building lots 58,000.
GODERICH
New 3 bedroom homes, HUDAC
warranty, by Fisher Custom
Builders; from 545,900.
Near hospital, 4 bedroom 21/7
storey redbrick 542,900.
Executive size split level well
located, fireplace and workshop ,
559,500,
Starter home 520,000.
Goderich-
Jim McCaul Res. S24.8096
Rosemarie Lassaline
Res. 524-6818
Clinton
Ron. Samways Res, 482.3337
JoAnn Bollen Res. 565.2124
t ungr.itoiotions to Mr.
I r;utk Austin who celebrated
his Stith birthday lust Sunday
with a smorgasbord dinner
for family and friends in
Kingsbridge Parish Hall. The
dinner was followed by- a.
gathering at the home'of his
slaughter Teresa 0nd her
husband; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Courtney.
Mrs. Cecil Blake visited on
Sunday with Mr.,and Mrs.
Dick Kilpatrick in Wingham
and attended the Baptist
church to hear the Bible
School Choir from Jackson,
Michigan.
RICHARD
IN HOSPITAL
Mr Richard Thompson
who spent saome time earlier
in <)oderich hospital due to a
hock injury suffered at work
in the salt mine, has been in
London in hospital for
treatment.
Johnny, Greg and Larissa
A ldha m of Goderich spent the
weekend with their grand-
mother, Mrs. Mary Bere.
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Jones
on the death of Mrs. Jones:
father. Mr. Frank Tanner
who passed away in Toronto
on April 1". aged years: He
nail visited his daughter and
family in Dungannon in the
summers since they moved
here and made several
friends here,.
Mr, and Mrs, Reginald
,tones, Michael and Gareth
and Mrs. Jones (Reginald's
mother) spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Tanner . in Agincourt and
attended Mr, Tanner's
funeral.
The subject of Rev. H.G.
Dobson's sermon' at
Dungannon 'United Church
was "The Evil One' ," The
Sacrament of Baptism will he
administered on Mother's
Day, May t{ at the regular
service. Interested parents
should contact *minister.
Dunganroin
heminister-
Dungann'n U.C.W. are
'having a potluck dinner and
meeting on May )(i' at
Former members ' are in-
vited. A good turn out of
present members is
requested. '
There will he'a Ree to scrub
the basement and the aisles in
the sanctuary. and general
spring cleaning of the church
on May 11 and 1:'. Volunteers
are asked to- come and help,
Would Sunday School
teachers please clean their
book shelves?
Visitors on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Bob Irwin were Mr.
and Mrs, Russell Irwin, 9th
concession and Mr. and Mrs,
Percy Blundell. Goderich,
Several from here attended
the 50th anniversary dance
for Mr. ' and Mrs. Calvin
McIntyre in Whitechurch
Hall on Saturday night.
Glen Zehr of Tavistock was
the speaker at Dungannon
Christian F cllnwship'e,hurch
on Sunday, speaking on
-Three Steps of Forgiveness':
haled on Rphesians
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Mc('ormick and .tut'•Mar'de.
near V hitt'chureh• visited
with Mr-. and Mrs. (1r;tharrt
McGee on .Sunday,
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Close up look
Chris Weber takes a close up look at a rock sample in this chemistry displayat
Itrook5ide.Public School science and hobby show recently. The show was putonby
.i, +i,7 and 8 students and this display was done by Janice Robinson. (staff -photo)
Brookside celebrates
education week
Last week was Education
Week, Brookside had a
special day on Wednesday.
On Tuesday afternoon the
students set up their displays
for the Science and Hobby
Fair, held on Wednesday in
the gym. These were judged
after school on Tuesday.
Senior Judges were Mr.
Liddle, Mas, Bere and Miss
Trezise. Junior judges were
Mr. Jewett, Mrs. Blake, Mr,
•Errington.
Grades 5 and 6 winners
were: Experiments - first,
Janice Naylor and Janice
Pollock; second, Diane Mole:
third, Betty Wagler and
fourth, Juergen Kulle.
Displays first, George
Dierolf; second, Anne Greba,
third, Sharon Fry and Kathy
Metzger and fourth,,
Elizabeth Jefferson.
Grades an,d 8 winners
were: Experiments - first,
Brenda Henderson and Carol
Ritchie; second, Janice
Robinson and Joanne Culbert
and third, Suzanne Kirkland,
Displays - first,•Mike Frey;
second, Tom Wagler: third,
Karen Metzger and Dorothy
Martin and fourth M
and Helen Simpson,
On Wednesday n
parents were invitedlo
the classrooms and to
the display at the gym
Science and Hobby F
the afternoon all student
an opportunity to visi
Fair. The day°and the
were certaitilya'succe
The remedial re
group from Grade3
lunch of hot dogs with
Bere to observe Wild
Day on Friday after
read a cowboy story.
Builders join. together
for greater strength
,1 group of Goderich and
area home builders and
related tradesmen are
proceeding with plans to
organize a local chapter of
the Ontario Home Builders
Association,
Following a meeting with
Bob Hall.psist president of
the 'Guelph Home Builders
Association and an executive
nteniher. of the Ontario
branch, and Henry Molder,
first vice-president of the
Guelph Association, ap-
proxrmcrtely :'5 men indicated
;in interest in forming a local
chapter..
H;ill explained that
7. Real estate for sale
LOWER INTEREST
RATES
n NOW AVAILABLE ON
lst and 2nd Mortgages
ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO
ON
RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL,
INDUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES
Interim Financing for New Construction and Land
Development
FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE
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HEADOFFICE: 56 WEBER STREET EAST, KITCHENER,.
(519) 744.6535
BRANCH OFFICE: 705 GODERICH STREET, PORP
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WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH
EVENINGS CALL JIM FOSTER
832.5554
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membership in HUDAC possible must be 0
would he very beneficial for the association to
the Goderich builders.' He festive.
related the impact that the One of the main co
Guelph Association has on the expressed by member's
membership of 130 firms in
community.. Boasting a fledgling group to Ha
the impost charge,ofll,
the Guelph district the all undeveloped land
association is divided into towel. Hall said that
charges have p
builders for yeatl
suggested that the:„
must do its homework
prepi`tred to talk to
He added that the as
must pursue their 11!
that will affect theirbo'
Ray Fisher. one
group's organizers, sa
Goderich shouldhavel
an association a year
the main priority now
form the local chapl?!
talkto council act
sub -committees responsible
for public relations, social
events, radio and television
exposure andan education
committee also sponsors
contests and bursaries among
district high school students.
Hall emphasized the point
that associations must also be
actively involved in politics at
all levels,
"It is emphatic that the
association get into the
political arena. Thje Ontario
Council, with a 15 member
executive• hoard and 30 impost
member associations acts as
a political lobby." he said. I t�
"Twenty per cent of the GDC p,
legislation at Queens Park -
relates to the business and we
constantly monitor that
legislation."
Hall said that home
builders and tradesmen have
a responribility to the
customers and the com-
munity and that the only way
to get and protect good
legislation was to. be IA' on it.
}{t; su'ggest'ed to the Goderich
group that proper legislation
could only he made if the
legislators had a proper
understanding of the
business, And that onus was
00 the builders.
Molder cautioned the group
on establishing a builder -only
oriented association, He
estimated that several home
builders associations, whose
executives were dominated
by home builders
suffered from a lack of
participation from the other
trades. He reiterated the
point that as many peoplb as
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county
teams
Twenty-four student
grades 9, 10 and Il.a
took part in a nation?!,
Math Conte.;;l Mar
sponsored by the UN
of Waterloo,teak
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pried of the top
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fourth nun. of Q s ;
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County meyptbers:
Team who placed:
Coughlan, With'
in the division tIi
dividual gore
narrowly. missedasr.
provincial honour ro
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