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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-17, Page 15■�.--' __moo■r"- -111IftM■tl■I' w, .1111111111 REAL -i4km EST f oar 11111111 ' 11111 ■Intl■il8 I Hal mom i .. �.'' . * - .. • YOUNG FARMERS If you want to get Into the pig business thin .Ie the operation for you. A modern quonset-type building for 60 sows with a central heating system. Room for expan- sion in the,bank barn. Modernized 4 bedroom home. with new kitchen, bathroom and sundeck. Can be Ought with either 5 or 50 acres., b THE BEST Of both country and town living 1s what you haVe in this hilltop home in Auburn. Fully modernized and redecorated 4 bedroom home features built in china cabinet, sunporch and aluminum storms and screens on all windows, 3/4 Imre lot with mature shade trees. New detached garage. Priced at $33,000. , BUILDING LOTS 33,300 Large t04' x 209' lots in new home pea. 9 miles north of Goderich at Pt: Albert. 14 available. Choose your location. FOR MOBILE HOME Lot, only, approx. 1/2 acre with water .available. Within- easy driving distance .of Goderich. Asking price $4,000 .with $1,000 • down: BAYFIELD 22 acres including '2 building lots. Choice highway property within walking distance of beach and village..Open to offers $32,500. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. REALTOR . 53 West Street 524-8951 John Thompson 'Evenings,: 527-0238 John Duddy,. Evenings 482-3652 A BAILEY 82 Albert Street Phone: 482-9371 MASON BAILEY-- BROKER/MANAGER Financing available on this new 1 floor brick home on High Street, bedrooms. 159 acrr • d f in Hullett Tnwnsh ruvorkable. 7 room o b� 1 floor frame home in Clinton, 1 bedroom gas heating, nice treed lut 4 plex in 8l`nton, good terms. available. New 3 bedroom -brick home in Clin- ton, broadloom throughout, newly landscaped. 95 acres oitrolla miles from Goderich. 110 storey; 8 room brick .home in Clinton, 4 bedrooms, modern kit- chen, living room and dining room. ' Ideal family home in Clinton, close to schools, 2 storey aluminum aided, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms. Vanastra home,- 11/2 storey, 5 rooms, newly decorated. - 2 storey 1. • 1 s�D rooms, . with lots 0 s 'ae h einyth, e larBlge lot e -trees. FOOD FOR THOUGHT "A. great deal of what we see depends -on what we're looking for". 42b R-ELLUXURY at 1/3 of to -day's :cost;; '71 Ford L.T . Four Door, Hardtop. Economical, 351 .-V-8 engine with mini um of pollution controls. Custom Air Conditioning, automp c, power steering, power brakes,justrelined, five new 6 -ply glass belted tires, plus two glass belted snow -treads with 'extra wheel. Windshield washers, electric clock, custom radio Zplus separate tape deck and F M .radio. High intensity headlights. Rear window defogger. Protection door moulding, lower body side mouldings plus stone uards on all four wheels and luxurious sheep skin seat covers. 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One lot in Oak Wood sub- division at Grand . Bend. ' RUTH VAN DER VIEER 55 Montreal St., Goderich, Ont. 524-7875 238-2303 Council Briefs Pay rates for polling booths, Deputy Returning Officers and Poll Clerks for the upcoming election were - approved by council at last week's •regular meeting. The federal el $4.0 for polls $32 for poll ' proved.' Deputy -re asked why ment rate in munici told tha suitable electi adequ fered su ection grates of- nd DROs and clerks 'were ap- r• eve Stan Profit the- federal govern - should be matched pal elections. He was it is difficult to find polling stations and on. day ',help unless ate remuneration is of - Baseball, Trophy Pre.. More than 50 mem Auburn, Little League teams and .their• co captains held their b Monday evening Community Mem Russel Garrison and dinner -w mothers of the Lynn Mansell the absence o mer of Co thanked th delicious Slater rep Miss J Jayne's Garriso umpiri Niblo Phili Phil lies, gift, coach than who' during G vrj'1 took over in St. Marks Women. -meet.• • has been able to return to her f Connie Trom= The October meeting of St. home after several' days as nnie's Catchers, Mark's Anglican Church patient hospital. e. -ladies for the Women was held at the home meal. Mrs. Robert of Mrs. Thomas Lawlor with a lied. goods, a:ttendance. The hostess gyne Arthur, coach of opened , the meeting with a Joggers, thanked Mr. Thanksgiving Thought and the n for the excellent job of hymn "Safe in the Arm of ng all season. Shannon Jesus". Mrs. Ed Davies' choice ck, . in the absence of for a birthday hymn, Mrs. Celia p' Arthur, coach of Phil's Taylor sccompsiaed on the lies, on behalf of all, organ. The scripture lesson, anted Mr. Garrison with a Psalm 100 was read by Mrs. Miss Susan 'Thompson, Andrew Kiricconriell. Prayers of Susan's Sluggers, were led by Mrs. Ed. Davies. ked the coaches and all The Missionary theme entitled had helped in any way - "The Old Lady was given ' by the summer months. Mrs. Donald Cartwright. Mrs. Garrison presented "Susan's 0 4 GODERICH , SIGNAL -STARS 'T11CTRS AY.i OCTOBER 17, 1974- •PAQE A.IBURN AND fliStR!CT DEWS LIMNS Pres of Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Miss Laura Phillips hers of Archie Van Dongen of Windsor.- and Mr.•� Robert Phillips, baseball Were guests. Mr. and Mrs. • ;rhes and Rivett thanked everyone .for Mr. Wayne Scott of Lindsay anquet last their • lovely gifts and the , ,spent the week -end with - his in Auburn evening planned , for them. parents Mr. and Mrs. Keith orial. hair. Lunch was served and the bade .Scott and Eric. asieed$ Grace and groom of 25 years cut the as. served by , decorated anniversary cake - Friends will be pleased tci=' children. Miss know that Mrs. Beth Lansing„ ,. Mrs �tes 9radaock ?6-759.9 John Deer chose -Unto the Sluggers with the trophy. Mem- Hills for her birthday hymn. bers of the winning tear. were: Mrs. Lawlor. thanked all who Susan Tholnpson, coach;. Darcy. • had taken part and Mrs. Celia Andrews, captain; Keith Taylor, the president, conduc- Hallam, Joanne 'Slater, David ted the business part. The Cartwright, Todd Andrews, minutes of the previous Brian McClinchey, . Douglas meeting were accepted as read Glousher, Douglas McClinchey, •' by the secretary, . Mrs. John Daer, - Julie Daer and Dennis Schneider. The evening closed with a sing -song and games. Anatomy of Thanks' Mrs. Clayton . Edward, Goderich, introduced 'by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, gave.a very inspiring. message on the "Anatomy of Thanks": She • reviewed the events prior to the First Thanksgiving observed in America;uand then went back to Old Testament days and told about how many had given thanks to. God for His many Gifts. She urged all to respond to the Thanksgiving season by reaching out to others in love and generosity in, giving. The federal • government Mrs. John Hallam thanked rely has much more money Mrs. Edward and presented han we do," commented her with a gift: The meeting Deputy -reeve Profit. was closed by singing the# hymn, "Jesus Shall Reign" followed by•the-benedictiorr by Rev. G.L. Royal. - ',Councillor Frank Walkom urged Town Administrator Harold: Walls to make an . in- spection of polling booths for the election to ensure hat adequate provisions ar made for -the privacy of voters. �, DON'T BURN CANADA'S FORESTS!. Silver Wedding Anniversary A surprise 25 weddi-ng an-, niversary party was held recen- tly for Mr.' and Mrs. Arnold Rivett, Dungannon, at the home of the bride's pgrents, Mrs. Len Coyne, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Thom, spent the, `week -end with her RR 3, Auburn.. The evening brother, Ross Robinson and was` spent playing euchr"e and Mrs. Robinson, and attended contests. A corsage was pinned the Thompson -Taylor wedding on Mrs. Rivett by Miss.Diane at ,,,Be ,awes Mr. and. Mrs. Rivett and on Mr, Rivett by Robinson were .guests also v - Mrs. -Jack Thom. An address was read hy. Mrs., Jack Thom Howard Adams, Toronto,. and lifts''" wets presented by visited - last week with Mrs. Cheryl and Wendy Rivett. Mr. Elva Straughan and renewed and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell . gcggaiintances in the village. His sister, Mts. 'William Rieck, Kitchener, also visited with Mrs. Straughan - and Mr. Adams • ret irned to l{itchen°er with her. Mrs. Robert Mills and Mrs. Walt Ewald, Cleveland, who spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills and other relatives returned home. on Monday. ° Correspondence. was read. An, invitation to attend the U.C.W. Thankoffering meeting in Knox 'United Church on Oc- tober 16 was accepted. A worksho,p.. on nutrition to be held in Auburn Community Memorial Hall on November 6 at 10 a.m. was announced. The fall. Deanery meeting of the ACW will be held at Walkerton on November 4. , It was announced that the 'rededication of St. Johns Anglican Church, Belgrave, with Bishop Ragg• officiating will beheld on October 30. Roll call was answered by a Bible verse containing "Thanks or ;"Thanksgiving". The travelling apron, received a penny for'each letter in The Golden Pumpkin. The Rector, Rev. Fred Carson conducted theBible Study on the Gospel of St. John and then.closed the meeting with prayer. 'A suc- cessful auction was held and the . Hostess. assisted by Mrs. Donald Cartwright served a dainty lunch. PERSONAL in Clinton •a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brawley returned last week fxom a week's visit in •Sault:Ste. Marie. ,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller vsited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller in Lon- . don and visited Mr. Charles - Beadle in Victoria Hospital. - CONGRATULATIONS! - Congratulatio,ns 'to' Mr. and Mrs. Ilon Henderscin (nee Vera Craig) on the birth" of their daughter, Kristin Jane, on Oc, tober 9, at St. Joseph's hospital, London. First grand- child for Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Craig, Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Henderson, llderton,. a great-granddaughter for William J. Craig, Auburn, and Mrs. V. Stryde, . Botwood, Newfoundland.. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen and William: J: Craig, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Craig, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Palser, London, visited last. Saturday with - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ar- thur and family. Mr. ancLMrs. Fordyce Clark, - Goderich, and Mrs. Amos' Stoll, Huronview, visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips: ' Mr., and Mrs. George Haggitt and family, -Zurich; Stephen - -Haggitt; Kitchener; -and Arthur Youngblut, were guests on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. Torrance Tabb .retuar•ned last week from Wingham hospital where.. he was a patient following surgery. . Miss Shelley Powell returned last Thursday, from_Univer.si„ hospital and is able to return' to school. A' former Auburn , resident, Mrs. Carrie (Mrs. Arthur) Ferguson is now a resident of Pineenest�''Manor Nursing Home in Lucknow. Mrs. Frances' Clark spent the holidayweek=end with Mr. and , Mrs. J.A. McIntosh and family at London and Port Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller of Dublin visited on Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Harry Ar- thur, Mr. Arthur and. family. Friends are pleased to ' know that Mrs. Warner Andrews and Mrs. Russel Garrison were able to return home last week from Clinton Public Hospital. Auburn Women's. ,Missionary Society Of the Presbyterian Church held its a ual Tliankoffering service i St. Mark's Anglican Church with the 'president'. Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, in charge, and'Mrs. Celia Taylor at the .organ.`The call to worship, "0 Bless our' God, Ye People", was followed by prayer' Mrs, ,:,Sanderson welcomed guests from St. Mark's Anglican Guild and the 5 Knox United Church Women and guests from Blyth ,and Goderich. The hyrnr, "For the Beauty of the Earth", was sung: and Mrs. Frank Raithby read the scripture lesson from Psalm- .•1-45 and I Peter1:3-9 followed by' prayer by Mrs. Frances Clark. Pryer Eleanor Bradnock sang a solo, "Amazing .Grace".' The offering was received by Miss Minnie Wagner and Mrs. Roy Daer. Mrs. John Hallam gave two readings -"Thank God for His Son" and "I will Wor- '�ship You". • GODERICH TOWNSHIP RECREATION COMMITTEE REGISTRATION Thursday, October 17 Holmesville Public School Auditorium 8:30 p.m. for the following activities: 1. Cross ,Country Skiing 2. Keep Fit Class 3. ' Square & Round Dancing 4. Cards 5. Choir 6. Arts & Crafts 7. Men's Hockey 8. Horticulture 9. Floor Hockey 10. -Volleyball 11. Badminton 12. Basketball 13. Any Other? If unable to register on October 17, the following numbers: a 524-7093 524-7436 Skating Party - Tentative date • residents. please phone one of 482-9838 482-3122 DeC'ember 27 for all FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS. CAMPBELL'S 168 -THE SQUARE. , GODERICH Asmair ,This isthe year of the blazer _*r - A Rawson and Swartman blazer gives you a number of good' looks. Dress it down with -a tur- tleneck. Dress it up with a shirt plus tie. Shown is our classic blazer Of fine polyester con- t trasted�' by metal buttons. Navy, green, camel, burgundy, chocolate, red wine. Perfect companion trouser is a rich looking polyester from RAWSON & SWARTMAN LLD. S'T'YLE .SLOP FOR MEN THE SQUAD. GODERICH r Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Schmidt and family, Burlington, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs., Ted Mills, and attended the Thompson -Taylor wedding at Belgrave. Miss Isabel 1'ox tzf Blyth visiteed on Thanksgiving Day 524-7532 with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas *Available nowall "� ,dully Guaranteed Stock. • Hedging -Materials • 25 varieties of flowering shrubs . Shade and Ornamental Trees e • Fall Evergreens - Colorado. Spruce $7, and .up .. Lawn ornaments . 20% oft • Lawn Seed & Fertilizer E`p°rye • imported o `J Q Dutch Bulbs c , * d,d By .04 rr. cARROLL'S LANDSCAPING AND GARDEN CENTRE Building 16, Vanastra. ►� "�`' 482x.0565 - AMP' aiiielsawsites m TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ARE SPECIAL DAYS For the economy minded person Discount Prices every Tuesday and Wednesday as of October 15,' 197.4. PERMS 25% OFF STREAKS & TONER •REG.'918.00 $15 00 DISCOUNT DAYS ALL CUTS AND' BLOW DRIES' FOR MEN AND WOMEN .REG: $5.00' $400 ' DISCOUNT DAYS We are now selling curling irons arid blow dryers of professional quality. THE SCISSOR SHACK' -48 West St. 524-9632 Goderick Little ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION' CAMPAIGN Memberships ADULTS - QNLY.s6,00 STUDENTS - ONLY $3.00 A REAL VALUE SEE 3 PLAYS FOR QNLY:6.00 FOR TICKETS: ° PHONE 524-690.8 or '524-9461 OR FROM -ANY G.L.T. MEMBER Support You'r Local ,Theatre FIRST PRODUCTION "The Happiest Days of' Your life" SECOND PRODUCTION "The Lion in Winter" THIRD PRODOtTION ‘‘ARtENIC & OLD LACE"