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ALDER two-bedroom duplex for
rent or sale. Phone 524-8101 bet-
ween 6 and 7 p.m. -41,42'
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Farm property
f oro sale_
Colborne Township. 100 acre beef
ierm. 8 room frame house, barn 56
x 56, silo.
150 acre dairy farm, 'revel tiled'
land. 8 room house, large .barn,
Silo with unloader, stable cleaner,
bulk cooler.
150 acres 4liTiroi'ownship, 9
room bri , rn 60 x 65.
Silo, new ow barn.
GoderichaMilphi House and
barn on 4• MOM tad.
51/2 acrriral illtip Township.
30 ecresabb is (n Colborne
Townshipw
Feed mi(Lf"'tn T� of Clinton,
good este nese. .
100 acres . caeh crop farm
Goderich Township.
Hullett Township. House and barn,
on 12 acres of land.
86 acres. 8 room -frame house,
barn. 12 acres along the Maitland
River.
New house and barn on 6 acres•in
Goderich Township,
200 acres of bush in Hullett"Town-
ship.
C. BURUMA
R.R. 2 CLINTON,
482-3287
SALESMAN FOR
K.W. COLQUHOUN, LTD.
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SHAREN
Realty & Insurance
Limited
IPPERWASH
2 -cottages on one large lot close to
sandy beach, 515,000.
2 bedroom remodelled cottage,
$12,000,
LAKEFRONT COTTAGES and
othetrs close to lake from Point
Clark to Ipperwash,
GRAND -BEND
Beautiful year round home on
treed lot. Living room with new
broadloom ruu, all drapes. Well
planes r:kltchen, Utility room, "sun
parlor, large 'family " room. 3.
bedrooms, 2' -ba'hhs. 2 patios, 1
deck. Neat greenhouse t for
flowers. $43,000. •'
ESclose to .the.
Oak Wood sub-
.
LOTS & ACREAGES
lake. One lot In
division at Grand Bend.
RUTH VAN DER MEER
55 Montreal St.,
Goderich, Ont.
524-7875 _ 236-2303
REAL ESTATE
ANNOUNCEMENT
MLS REALTOR
Open for offers, .3 bedroom per-.
manent home, automatic oil' heat,
large, well ' treed landscaped A lit,
Partly furnished, including prac-
tically new frig and stove.
Permanent house 'in small town
close 0), Bayfield, lot 60 150, with
towfi water, autrtmatic• oil furnace,
car port, large living room, kitchen.-
and
itchen'and dining, 3 pc. bath,- 2 bedroom,
Priced tip se1L
Summer. Cottage Crystal Beach., :3
bedrooms, kitchen, dioingroom,
livingroom with natural fireplace, 3
piece bath, drilled well' system. 100
yards from lake asking price
$15,000. , • M...,
$15,000 down, ownerawill- carry
balance and mortgage. Ideal,;
retirement -home. Taxes $205 n
•o
Highway 2.1. Lot 65' x 250', drilled'
well, house Tess tha,n �2 Years old.
Attached garage, stone fireplace,
wall to wall rugs, 4 piece hath, :3
bedfoorri,5,- Irving roma' 21 x 15',
modern, kitchen; well' built home° is
.,being offered for . sale.. owing tcs
sickness, Priced $42,000.
Birch Beach 12 miles north of
Goderich, 2 bedrooms, living room,
kitchen. 4; pc' bath, close to lake.
Priced to sell $10,500.
14 miles north of Goderich two. lots
for the price of one. 1st lot 10:3' x-
140',
140', 2nd lot 103' x 159' toll price
$6500.
Now is the time to'list your property.
prices are good, prospects are good.
15 year' experience in Bayfield
area. , . .,
Please cal
ADAM FLOWERS
BAYFIELD 565-2813
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C•. -Orton Logan
565-2746
Exeter Kinsmen
Snowmobile
Show
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 1: 2
10 a.m. to 10 p.ni.
Admission 75o
-9hiidren Under 12 Free;
See All The
'75 Models
Wilfred Mclntee of Wilfred
Mcintee & Co. Limited is
pleased to announce . the ap-
pointment, of Wayne' Davison
as •a $ales Representative in
the "Goderich ' Offices Wayne
.and his wife Rosemary have
*Mid' Roir Klt?'h'ono'r to'tiietr
Point' Clark cotta9e, .but hope
to move to Goderich in the
near. future. Wayne has had
experience in contracting and
'engineering -sales, and' has
recently attained his real
estate salesman's licence.:
Please don't hesitate to call
Wayne, as he is most willing.
and eager to assist you in all
of your real estate needs.
PHONE
Office -- 524-6991
Home — 395-5725
MOBILE
HOME'
LOTS
10 LEAS.E
Check and compare what
Huron Haven Village Mobile
Home Park has to offer you in
Mobile'Home- Park facilities.
Located' just 21 2 miles north of
Goderich on No. 21
Phone for more information
524-6384 or. 524-8059
We offer acres and acres of
space. Country Estate living at
down to earth prices.
Committee
selected for
Women's
D�yOut.
The 1974-75 - Woman's ' Day
Out ; Committee held an
organizational meeting at the
Friendship " Centre . on Wed-
nesday, October 2.
The programme for 1971.75
was discussed, and . the
-executive formed. Members of
the •executive, ;are:
Ch'airworhan, Edwina :Allen;
Vice Chairwoman, Carol'
Gosse; secretary, Nancy Pond;
treasurer, Hilde Maurer;
program convener, Isobel
MacDonald; public relations,
Gwen Kiar; communications
e
offic r, Mary Carroll; babysit-
ting, Barbara Desjardins; fun
•
and fitness convener, Pat
Hamilton.
One outstanding problem,
hopefully to be settled by the
next meeting, is thesecuring of
a suitable location to, hold the
weekly Woman's )Day Out
meetings. Promptly -upon set..
tling that issue of location, the
-Woman's Day Out Committee
wild announce the dates and
:- timed', for Woman's Day. Out
and the program for the first
five weeks. ' .
If any area residents have
ideas for the program or would
like to participate on the
Woman's Day Out Committee,
they.areenthusiastically urged
to come to the next committee
meeting on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 9 at 10 a.m. at the Frien
dship Centre, 56 East Street
-where the telephone number is
524-6651.
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OODERICB SIGNAL -STAR, ''THURSDAY, OCTOBI R }O, 1974.
PAGE 1.1
Bridge CWL writes to Ottawa about abortion
The ritonthly meeting of St.
Josa►ph's. Catholic Women's
League, If ingsbrid.ge, held on
Monday, October 7, and atten-
ded by 27 members and one
visitor, opened with prayer led
by Fr. Dentinger. Mrs: Howard
presided.)
Thank you notes were read
froth Mr. and. Mrs. Martin
H:endOks, Mr. and Mrs. Van
Dyke, the Lambertus fancily,
Mr. and Mrs: Dan F'ravnn, and
Fr. Dentinger.
An invitatiuct from the
Trinity U.C.W. to attend a Fall
Thank -offering on October '0
was read. ..
Two area farmers were men-
tioned in the Western Ontario
Farmer as being winners in
Seaforth Black and White
Undecided on initial
plan for rec complex
Two architects from Kyles,
Kyles and Garratt presented a
plan for v the . proposed
recreation complex in Goderich
to" the complex committee last
Tuesday eight that was all but
rejected by the group.
The sketched plan Called for
the use of the board of
education property bordered,by
Bennett and Eldon Streets and
suggested a 'present concen-
tration .of pedestrians in that
area would merit its use. r
The architects pointed put
that by using the property, the
complex .would accent an
' established centre of activity in •
that area brought about by the -
arena, GDCI, and Robertson
Public School.
The pedestrian relationship
of the, site would be advan-
tageous to the complex as op-
posed to picking some property
out of town for the location.
The plans included an indoor
swimming pool, a community
McKinley out
of hospital and
back in Ottawa
Huron Member ' of
Parliament, R.E. (Bob)
McKinley is back in the,House
of Commons in Ottawa after he'
was released from the hospital
after undergoing .a week of
tests. _ ., .
. Mr. McKinley was admitted.
= to hospital in Ottawa on Sep
ten'iber 29 after . SU1'fering 'a
'weak spellikd he had been:ab-
s.sent from aTe" House since the
first week of the present session
of Parliament.
Mr. McKinley, who uttler
went a series of tests while in
Hospital, said on his release
•that he was "disgustingly
healthy."
Upon returriillg to the House,
Mr. McKinley resumed, his
duties' as party whip of the •
Progressive Conservative party,
and last Monday he. was ap-
pointed to the' standing com-
mittee for the Parliamentary .
centre, an auditorium, 'lighted
tennis courts, offices, a site for
an rice surface, a senior citizens
and crafts room, a track, a
football ''field and offices and
parking st;ace for about 120
c•Arc •
.The architects suggested the
plan would still allow the
Goderich Trotting Association
to rriuve th.e,track out °of town
or4'i their own, if they desired,
and would not interfere' with'
the complex plans. The
property the (rack is on now
could be sold to private enter-
prise and the revenue, used -to
finance a,cmove. '
Lack of sufficient parking
stymied'the complex committee
and sparked' strong •discussion.
Off-street parking is a necessity
according to some members of
the committee and a second
traffic flow such as found at the
arena cannot be created by a
complex 'location. •
The members still felt that
the arena 'site is the best
location and decided to find
out the position of the trotting
association and the town.
A meeting was. planned bet-
ween the committee and the
trotting association and will in-
clude- the county planners. The
complex supporters felt it
necessary to find out' how these
groups felt about moving the
track before they eliminated
the site as a possible location.
NIEE- NOTES
Mrs'. JackPClemeots 529-1648 1
SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS
Five -local,. • men • lied a very
successful tri' i°,'to'Northern On-
tario, moose hunting. Harry
Clements, Sam Mabon,•' Bill
Melick, Larry Boyd and Nor-
man Petrie returned on Sunday
morning with four moose and
one bear. Congratulations boys
on your good shooting.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. .Robert Madsen on the
arrival of their `baby • girl.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Les .Johnston
and Mr: and Mrs. Ed. Smith
•spent a couple of days :in
Restaurant. Collingwi►od.
�Vtore than 250,000 h ssers. the world over
believe in what L'Othal Hair Colouring can.do for you.
What more can we say?
Premiers in °Goderich at •
r.:
RIECK .PHARMACY
Archie Barber. PHM 8
Larry rlieck. 'PHM.B.
14 The Square Goderich
Show. They are Mrs. Ernma
Franken .and Mr. Joe Van
Osch. -
The October Chatelaine has
an article on Abortion - For
and Against. Mrs. 'Howard
mentioned that at the Deanery
Meeting, members were remix t
ded to keep writing our letters
against abortion to Ottawa.
Mrs. Van Osch •read the
Scripture reading. She also
presented Mrs. Eugene Frayne,,
with a gift' on the occasion of
her .25th wedding anniversary
October 15.
-Roll call was given by- Mrs.
Frayne. She ' and„ Mrs. C.
Riegling will visit a ew lady of
the church. Mri: O'Keefe
visited Mary °Crawford in
'hospital.
Guides; and Brownies have
started.
A Communications, and
Publl`c Relations convener is
needed. A benefit dance :will be
held for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Card
who recently lost their barn by
fire. T)tis i` on October 11.
Mrs. Courtney reported on
Fr. Dentinger':; birthday party •
hosted by the League on Sep-
, tember 12 when 32 members at-
'etended.
There will be Open• Itouse ati
the school Thursday October
10,
Mrs. Courtney and Mrs.
1, -coward. reported on the
Deanery Meeting held in St.
Columban and attended by
seven Kingsbridge members.
A convener is needed for
Resolution and Legislation and
•a volunteer is needed to learn
about the ovulation method of
birth control. Meetings are held
in 'Mississauga. 'The
Organization C'onvenership
also newts a!helper.
The League is waiting to
hear from Stratford ' re the
slowing of speed limit on High -
way. 2L A delegation of mem•
bers will attend the next coun-
cil .meetipg.
Fr. Dentinger ;thanked all
who attended his party and for
any cards and gifts he received....,
Fr. and the Youth Clubs will
conduct a service at the Nur-
sing Home in Lucknow on Oc-
tober 20. Copies will be made
of the Holy Year Prayer and
Will be available for all.. °
October is the month of the
Holy. Rosary and' it was
stressed that the Rosary should
be said more often, More
prayer and communication
with the Holy Spirit was urged.
A donation will be sent to the
Help Honduras Foundatiort.
The meeting was adjourned by
Mrs. Martin and Fr. Dentinger
led in prayer.
A film "Jamie, Story or a
Sibling" was' enjoyed''' -'by all: -
The mystery gift was won by
Mrs. Bill Berry.
Godericb Recreation and Community
Centre Board
FALL 8t.- WINTER
PROGRAMS
* Registration will be on the 'first session of each program *
Any questions regarding the following programs, please call
the Recreation Office - 524-8373.
INSTRUCTORS required for junior gymnastics; clay sc'tllp-
. ture and modeling. Contact Recreation .Office. `'
BALLET -
▪ For beginners, 5 to 10 years of age:
McKay' Hall, North St.
Wednesdays, 4 p.m: to • 5 p.m. .
Fees 62.00 -per lesson (Reg. 68.00 to cover 1st month)
Starts : Wed. Oct. 16th, 4 p.m.
Instruction will be offered for 9 weeks, if successful, will con --
tinge °through the Winter.- J
INSTRUCTION 7 K.' Swartman, P. Butler
MEN'S FITNESS-
YOGA -
For men interested in fitness andrecreational activities.
St. Marys School,' Bennett St.,
Tuesdays and' Thursdays, 7 to 8:30 'p.m.
Fees -.610.00
Starts - Tuesday, Oct. 15th .
Fall session9 weeks. Winter session 9 weeks, 510.0.0
INSTRUCTION - Bevan Lindsay '
For men„ and women interested in physical well-being,'
without strenuous cxercising.
St. Marys School, Bennett St.
. Wednesdays, 8:30 to 9:30 . p.m.
(Fees . $.8.00 °
Starts' Wednesday, Oct. 16th
Fall session 9 'weeks. Winter' session 9 weeks, 58.00 -
INSTRUCTION - Tom Worthington
SATURDAY MORNING CLUB -
*4
A•
: program, •ART, MUSIC, DRAMA, SPECIAL ' EVENTS and
other activities, for children 6 to 8 Jr. and 9 to 11 Sr. -----
St.
- --St. George's, Anglican "Church • Auditorium, -Nelson St.
Saturday rnornings 10 a.m.
Fees - $6:Q0
Starts - Saturday, Oct. 19th
' Fall session 9 weeks. Winter session 9 weeks, 56.00
• INSTRUCTION - R. Hays, •M. Jackson
BALL ROOM DANCING-
. .
.;
JUDO-.
KARATE
Instruction giv'eri in the*Waltz, Fox Trot, Charleston,_ Jive and
Polka.
Loyal Orange Lodge, Lighthouse St:
Wednesdays, 7:p.m.
Fees :$15.00 per husband and wife, 510.00 per person.
Starts - Wednesday, .Oct. 16th • •
Fall session 9 weeks, if successful will offer during Winter.
Winter session if offered will be the same fee.
1NSTRUCTIOfI' - Mr. and Mrs."Gord Smith,
Goderich Collegiate• Institute
Mondays - Jr. Boys 7 to 8:15 p.rn.
Sr. Men, 8:15 to 9:45 p.m.
Thursdays = Girls 7 to 8:15 p.m.
Open 8:15 to 8:45 p.m.
Fees - 512.00 registration for Fall session. ,
Duration - 10 months., ^"
Classes now in progress. Register according to above
schedule.
INSTRUCTOR - Mr. H. •Krohmer.
Pl
r
Goderich Arena Auditorium
Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p.m.
Instruction for 'men, women and children
Classes now in, progress. -
Register ac'cording to the above' schedule.
INSTRUCTOR - Sensei M. .Sharpe, Legacy Karate Schools of
Canada.
.
NAtURE HIKES Two more nFall hikes remain.
Huron County Forest
Saratoga Tract
Meet at. Nile General Store'
Sunday October 20th
1:00 p.m.
Benmiliitir Area '
Meet at Behmiller General Store
Sunday, November 17
1:00 pp.
Hikes )go rain or shine. Suitable boot.' should be worn.
LEADER - 6111 Wiser.
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Robertson Memorial School, Eldon St.,
Thutrsdeyse 8:30 p.m.
New registrations will not be taken until January '15
INSTRUCTOR Mrs. Margt+ret • Jean "Craig '
• Classes now'in progress.
MAJORETTES -
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