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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-31, Page 13il�frtttt�! MVP - '111111111111""P r MU mai STATE IMO a ,■ oval MI rf , �' P4 HURON HAVEN HOMES' { Mobile Horne Sales & Service 21/2 miles north of Goderich on Highway No: 21 at Huron haven Village, Featuring the best variety in the area of top quality homes by - Marlette, Bendix and Homco. ' Phone 524-63,:4 or 524-8059. SerV1F,e and Satisfaction. ,Guaranteed.' Owned and operated by h. mei* of the Future Lirnited.n I mix Nime oil on ow Look out or the -hidden "' tras' You can get mortgage money at cor'npotitive. rates without paying commissions, bonuses orhidden fees. We provide ell types of mortgage money,and we specialize in purchasing existing mortgages. So come to the .company that has built its business on experience and friendly service; NIAGARA CALL:- BRIAN DINNEEN 48 The Square - Goderich 524-8357 "We treat People the way we like to be treated" 82 Albert Street Phone: 482-9371 MASON BAILEY BROKER/MANAGER Fifty acre farm iri Hullett Town- ship, with spring creek, seven room insul-brick home. Financing available on this new one floor brick home on, High Street, three bedrooms. One hundred acre farm in Grey .Towriship, 85 acres workable, eight - room, one and a half storey home with three bedrooms. HardwarCirketinnlimiii County showing kolPiniirif.. One floor frame home in Clinton, one bedroi)m,gas heating, nice treed lot. • New three bedroom brick 'horny i•n Clinton, broactloctnikr,tbraughuut newly landscaped. One and teak Itonhaluminum sided horns, r rdn Street. Realty & Insurance Limited Professional. office and/or residence, zoned C2, close to Square, 2 , •storey brick, 3 bed- rooms, . double living, room, di - ping room, kitchen, office, floored tworoom attic; full basement,. 2 driveways, hot water baseboard heating, '3 pc. bath, 1 pc. bath, har- dwood floors, fireplace. Bush acreage . overlooking Lake Huron. If you like privacy, come and :see this. , Point Clark cottage, electric 'heat, lot 75 x 150, 3 bedrooms, school bus, garbage collection. $19,900. RUTH VAN DER MEER 55 Montreal St., Goderich, Ont.Iv 524-7875 238-2303 Two hundred acre modern dairy farrn in Ashfield Township, cows and quota included in, purchase price. Fifty••� fd c esf land, no. buildings IM •Vanastra home, One and a half storey, five rooms, newly decorated. Just Listed: Two storey frame homy' at Vanastra, six rooms, Targe living room and dining room, three bedrooms. 'FOOD FOR THOUGHT "Tact is the •art of building a fire under people without making their blood boil.'' • ri Our annual January sale continues at SQUIRE GIFTS Highway 21 South • Goderich .0• GOPERICH SIGNAL -STAR, '11v y SPAY, OCTO R 31, X i Huron -Perth Separate School secretaries Secretaries in the 20 schools operated by the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board were granted an 0 increase of 25 cents per hour, retroactive to'`.Septemher 1 of this year, and a further 25 cents increase,. effective February 1, 1975, at •the 'hoard's regular ,,meeting in Seaforth Monday night. • - •HPRCSS Board Chairman Michael Connolly said the raise was authorized by the board on the recommendation of the Per: sonnei Committee.,• The - em- ployees are not unionized, Mr. Connolly said. The. raise brings the school secretaries' salaries up from $2.80 to $3,0`) per hot r,,, nd to $3.30 per hour in February. HPRCSS -Business Ad- ministrator Jack Lane reported that a list of small deficiencies not aware of some of the items on the list. The- board has held hack $4,000 in the St. Aloysius job and $2,000 at Holy Name until the deficiencies+ are cleared up. Dublin trustee :J9seph Looby said that the architect, Kyles., Kyles and Garratt of Stratford should take care . of getting it following construction at -Holy cleaned up "that's what he's Name School in St. Marys and being paid ,for." St. Aloysius in Stratford have'; -%On a motion from Mr. Loob<<, still not been remedied.. by the the Board voted to ask Kyles, contractors. Mr. Larie said that Kyles and Garratt to, contact .one contractor told him he was" both contractors aryl give them e twenty days notice to correct Separate School support. To the deficien.c•ies. Ed. Rowland, date he has receive4053 positive HPRCSS maintenan'c•e co- replies, bringing in $140,000 in ordinator will check both additional assessment, arnoun- schools after'.20•days and the ting to about $3,500 in ad - `Board itself will repair ditional- tax dollars. Nov. 1 is anything that hasn't been the last day for changing the cleaned up and deduct the cost .ass+essment rolls. , from the held back' portion of Trustee Looby commented the contractor, fees. " that a comparative list showing Mr. Lane reported that the assessment figures for, this notices had been sent to 500, year and: last in each Catholics who were identified municipality would be useful°to on the assessment rolls as being each trustee. The figure for this • Public School supporters, year are available in the asking them to convert to budget, he was told. 74- ""PA QE 13' .raise A specialist in cOrrecting speech . disorder, Dr. Seppo , Tuomi of University Hospital, London, will do diagnostic screening of children in the board's Huron. County Schools who ` have been identified- by teachers and principal as. having speech disorders, at St. Jame, School in Seaforth' on Thursday, . October ;31. .After diagnosis the children will be referred to clinics in either Landon or. Kitchener. Children from Perth' County (cont?inued, on page 13) • St. •Mary's:quarterback fades' back before tossing the winning touchdown in the last minute of play to beat Kinkora 33-27 to win the- Huron -Perth Separate School touch football champion- ship last week. (staff -photo) : The St. Mary's Midget Girls Cross Country team placed first in their, division at the Point Farms Cross Country race. The team members are (front row from left) Louisette Richard, Bar- bara Conlon, Michele Krohmer and .Kathleen Carter; (back rowfrom left) Teresa Kovacs, 'Coach Larry Lane and Lori Williams. (staff-phbto) We have a Targe selection of new vehicles in stock .ready for immediate delivery. We suggest buying now as it appears likely that new vehicles are going to increase in price again. RIVERFRONT. CHALET Unique hunting lodge or year. round °home on Maitland River near Holmesville. Beautiful set- ting. 3 bedrooms, family roam with fireplace. Forced air oil heating. Attached - double garage. Good recreation area, easy access in winter. Asking price $36,000. EXECUTIVE MANSION Built at the turn of the Century this huge 21/2 storey red brick home features slate roof, entrance. 'hail with ornate staircase, formal. } dining room with fireplace and 1 many other extras. Located on • East Street, Clinton on 2.7 tree:' studded, acres with pond, paved drives, fountain, and 2 car garage. Listed at $60,000. THINKING, .OF BUILDING? Consider one of these half acre lots at Port Albert in new . home area. Priced at $3,800. INDUSTRIAL ° BUILDINGS The following buildings are for sale at Vanastra:' 3 storey brick building - Ideal for commercial or industrial use. Con- tains 103 classrooms, a 284 seat theatre, 10 laboratories and merry other rooms. 6.8 acres fully ser- viced. Three 3 storey buildings - 56 rooms per building. Suitable for conversion to 27 apartments per building. • 1157 sq. ft. building on 1/2 acre lot. 2 Industrial buildings - total 8,000 sq. ft. 30,000 sq. ft. building - suitable for manufacturing. HOW TO MAKE MONEY Inveiirin this 9 unit Motel on High- way entering • Goderich. Good weekly income with little work. Ex- tra lots for expansion. Good X. bedroom home included. Gives -us call. OFFICE SPACE • For rent, 300, sq. teat ,plus waIhrtiom. Heated and air con- ditioned, "Good location near The Square. • DON flOLSt RE4L ESTATE LTD. REALTOR 53 West Street 524+8951 John Thompson Evenings: 52? -0238 'John Duddy Evenings 4824652 We hate new Pontiacs and Buicks„with AIR' CONDITIONING in stock now. 1 a r•, '75 GMC 6 passenger crew cab '75 GMC Sprint, pickup '75 GMC Vans ' -75 Buick Electra Custom' four door hardtop, o completely equipped . , 2 - '75 Pontiac Ventura Sprints with all the dress -up options '75 Pontiac Station Wagons Large selection of conventional compacts in- termediate and full size cars and pickups The St. Mary's midget and junior cross country teams have finished competition for the season, their last event the Point Farms. meet two weeks ago. The' team members are (front row left to right) Michele Krohmer, Kathleen' Carter, Barbara Conlon, 'Ginette Richard,.Teresa Kovacs, .Lori Williams, Gary Abbott and Louisette Richard; (back -row left,•to right) Rob Jef- frey, PauRBolanda Ben Melick, Chris Pitre, Michael Wedlock, Phil .Aubi•n, Powell Brudnicki. Ted. Doherty and Jeff Denomy. A .Drop in • for an appraisal and demonstration - no obligation. You'll find we're easy io deal with. wiz( ��wwcw►i M►r�iu►��, See either Ken Wood, Ken Treitt, Al McGee or Ken McGee. The intermediate,and senior Cress country teaths frorh Sr' Mary's competed °in their last event qt- the 'year ,at the Point Farms Cross Country meet two weeks ago. The team members are (front row left to right) Tom Roster,,llita Lassaline, Kim i✓.,chanan Claudette ''',chard, Harold Sartori and John 'Koster; (back row left to ri.g,ht) Ronan Conlon, Dave Bedour. Angola Carter. Beth Walton, Karen Melady,Phil Lassaline and Glen Osborne (st,IHH rthnto) PONYIAC. BUIC „ CADILLAC HAMILTON ST,, 'GODERICH yrs