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IGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,1975
TOWN AND COUNTR't
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Kingston St., Goderich,
26. CARD OF THANKS
HODGES. Debbie Hodges wishes
to extend her thanks to ladies of
Dungannon and area for lovely
gifts she received at the com-
munity shower held in her
honor
"NEW" BINGO
MONDAY, 8:30 P.M.
October 1 3th
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VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
JACKPOT - 5210.00
IN 55 CAM '
+55h i connofatlon prize of S25-0°."If not won,- Jackpot..
prows by SIO 00 and numb., of calls towlines by oma soca
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' 1 S REGULAR GAMES AT'1O.00 EACH
3 SHARE -THE -WEALTH GAMES
ADMISSION Si 00 INCLUDES ONE FREE CARD AD
DITIONAL CARDS 255 EACH OR 5 FOR fl 00.
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ADMISSION RESTRTED TO THOSE
,e YEARS OF NOE OR OVER
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26. CARD OF THANKS
McCLCJRE: Many thanks . to
friends, neighbors. relatives, for
cards and flowers while a patient
in Alexandra F1ospl al and
University Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Dr. Wallace,
Dr. Hollingworth, Dr. McLachlin,
.nurses on second floor Goderich
and staff on 8th floor Lon-
don. -Gladys McClure. --41x
McCREATH: I wish to express
my sincere thanks to.. my
relatives and friends for their
many kindnesses extended to me
while I was a patient in G'tlerich
Hospital; also .St. Joseph's and
Victoria Hospitalsr London. A
special. thank you to the Rev.
Royal and Rev. McCallum, Rev.
Richard Stewart' and Rev. Lire
Stewart for their visits and'
prayers; doctors and nurses who
were so kind to me, not forgetting
Huronview. Your kindness will
long be remembered. -Harry
McCreath. -41x
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Standings still close early in season
The ,'Signal Stars remained on
top of, the Men's Monday night
bowling league this week picking
up five points to bring their
season total to 22.
URMC o stands one back of the
Stars in second place With 21
points, two ahead, of third place
Roy's Boys. The Rookies are in
fourth place with 16 points
followed by 'Len's Wreckers with
14 points, the Tail Ends and
Goderich Manufacturing, both
with 13 points, Augies' Dogies
with` 11 points, the Hopefuls with
nine points and A&P with two
season points.
The high single for Monday
night's competition was bowled
by Joe Schlesinger of the Rookies
with 365. Al Sanders also of the
RooPiesG• hit for 325 single and
Joe Stokes of A&T was third high
for the night with 3.04.
Monday night's ,high triple
went to Don McWhinney of
DRMCo with 800 for three games
followed by Joe Schlesinger with
719 and Al Sanders with 736.
The high single for the year
belongs to Joe Schlesinger with
his 365 followed by Don
McWhinney with 332 and • Al
Sanders with 325.
BE A BLOOD DONOR
Clinton volleyball tourney
finds Goderich battling
JUNIOR BOYS'
VOLLEYBALL
In the tournament held in
Clinton last week the G.D,C,I.
Junior Boys' Volleyball team
split their matches against
Seaforth and South Huron.
Against Seaforth the team lost
15-0 and 15-13 while the team was
victorious over South 'Huron 15-9
and 15-6.
The next tournament will be in
Goderich when the team meets
Central Huron and Madill,
SR. BOYS' VOLLEYBALL
In the tournament played in
'Clinton a week ago Goderich
Seniors won their matches
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A sales career can be.. very
challenging and rewarding
personally. Not to mention
the. benefits. Flexible
hours. A respectable trade.
Personal satisfaction and
achievemenft. A new car to
drive. Just to mention a
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the Library
BILL PARTRIDGE
Hugh Garner's famous novel
' , "Cabbagetown" describes, the
depression in Toronto's Anglo-
Saxon slum. The central
character,` Ken Tilling, tries to
breakout of his neighborhood and
"rides the rods" to, Vancouver.
Myria, his first love, becomes
involved in the seedy side of
Toronto life in order to survive.
This is a readable;, revealing
(roust.
'Other novels by this Canadian
include: ':Silence on the shore";
"One damn thing, after another"
and "A nice place to visit". His
most recent work "Death, in Don
' Mills" involves•a murder case in
'the fashionable Toronto suburb*:
An interests rg program en-
titled "Goderich and area in the
early 1900's" is planned for
Wednesday, Octobe& 15 at 8:00
p.m. at the Goderich branch, 52
Montreal Street,
Allan Anderson and Betty
Tomlinson are CBC freelance
radio broadcasters. They have an
extensive colored slide collection.
Mark the date and time on your
calendar. -
against • South Huron and
Wingham..
In the final , match against
Central Huron, Clinton won the
first game 15-11, Goderich took
the second. 15-12 and lost the
match game 15-4.
The Seniors are still in a' tie for
first place in the county with
Clinton with 8 out of 10 possible
point s•'
..This week the to'urnamen't is
being held in Goderich where
they will meet all three teams
again.
Junior, senior
gins wintwo
big ones
by T.D.
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The GDCI girls ' basketball
teams swept both ends of their
Huron -Perth 'double-header here
last Thursday from Central
Huron of Clinton.
Coach Linda Donnelly's juniors
kept their .unbeaten record in
tact, winning their second start
by a 46-15 count.
Donna Doidge's seniors evened
their record at one win and, one
loss by beating Clinton 40-24.
,Joni Thompson led the GDCI
juniors with 16 points. Karen
Pond added 10 and Sheila O'Brien
six formthe winners. Bonnie Reid
and Lucie Ty�rcotte, with four
points each d'rld Karen Melady
and Sandra Rowe each with two
points, roundedoutthe scoring.
The GDCI girls dominated
throughout the game, with their
aggressive play leading to many
twin -overs in their favour.
The GDCI senior girls, who led
29-2 at half-time, were led by the
excellent shooting of Chris
•Wildgen who racked up 26 points.
LoriKeller hooped eight and Jan
Ginn hit for six points.
Janet McKinley, with 12 points
was the leading Central Huron
scorer.
The tight defensive game
played by the. GDCI girls
restricted Central Huron to
outside shooting.
Tuesday the GDCI teams
played in Mitchell. Today
(Thursday) they are at home to
Stratford Central.
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Old panhandler's never die;
they just' lose their touch.
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The year's high triple is Don
McWhinney's 848 followed by
Kevin Romig of DRyICo with 808,
The year's high average is, Don
McWhinney s 265 followed by
'font Flynn of the Signal Stars
with 227 and Jim McWhinney of
Rookies with 225. .
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VILLAGE CREST
DESIGN COMPETITION
Design a Crest for the
Corporation of the
Village of Bayfield
RUBES „
1. To be in the hands of the Clerk Treasurer
by. December 1, 1975.
2. Decision of judges to be final.
3. Designs to remain the property of the
Village of Bayfield.
PRIZES
First prize --$50.00
Second Prize --520.00 .
Third Prize --$10.00
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OPEN ALL DAY HOLIDAY MONDAY
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
ARTS & CRAFTS
beginning Oct. 20, and every 'Monday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
at Holmesville School.Season's membership" $1.00 per person
plus cost of your own materials.
Registration: Oct. 20, 7:30 - 8:00 p.m.
PROGRAM
1. Christmas gifts from fake fur. Marg Garrett & Helen.
Hoggart. You will need a tissue box size 200, wing type brush,
& comb, hair spray. The fur may be obtained at Session 1.
2. Macrame. Hazel & Bert McCreath
3. Tied Phentex Place Mats - Kay Harris, Helen Craig, Marg
Garrett
4. Open Session. Come for help in any Craft area ready
covered.
‘5. New ideas in crocheting, cro hooking, broomstick
crocheting, hairpin lace, Gerry Bornath, Marion Powell
6. Personalized altering of II/items - Alice Porter & Hazel
McCreath '
' 7..Flower.s & Ornaments from bread dough.
8. Quilt making (if time permits)
Goderich Township and Surrounding
Area'residents welcome.
Deer
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local elevator agent or the
manager of the local super-
market. These people are
merely agents of a world wide
network of ,,, uge corporations
who deal' in the business of
providing (ormdenying) food or
the necessities for food
production.
The farmer today appears
prosperous, but he is in fact
deeply in debt. A brief la* at
some of the farm supply sectors
will show what he is up against.
Farm Machinery - The
Barber Royal ' Commission
(1970) clearly demonstrated
that this industry, controlled by
a few huge corporations,
operates as on international
cartel. In North America John
Deere and Company is the
recognized_ .price leader, with
International Harvester,
Massey -Ferguson and Ford
and the White Motor Co.
following along. Prices are set
at • a high level, permitting
monopoly profits. The cost is
paid for by the farmer.
Fertilizers -Since its in-
ception, the fertilizer industry.
has been characterized by
international cartels and
combines. Down to the last
decade, the Canadian, industry
had been .totally dominated by
Canadian Inhtstries Ltd. and
Cominco, and they are still the
price leaders. The National
Farmers Union has demanded,
and got a Federal investigation
into the pricing practices. •
Feed - This is the only farm
supply industry where price
competition is present
Nevertheless, the industry has
dominant firms, which are
•usually'- intigrated into the,.
poultry business and into flour
and baking..,.
Credit - There are a number
of federal and provincial
programs which provide credit
to farmers, but the federally
chartered banks have con-
tinued to be the main source. In
the last decade the assets of the
banks have tripled. During that
same ' period the interest on
farm loans increased from 41/2
percent to around 9 percent,
and is now around 101/2 percent
to 11 percent. Bank profits have
increased at a fantastic rate,
between 20 percent to 30' per-
cent. For farmers it is the same
old story.
Fuel - It hardly seems
necessary at this' time to note
that the petrolium industry in
Canada is dominated by the Big
Seven foreign integrated
companies which constitute the
international cartel , and sets
.world prices.
G. Austen
1,, _1\ 4$
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Battery
better
We're having a Fall
Clearance Sale. All
models reduced
to sell.
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4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
' Realty & Insurance
Umited
Grand Bend
'44 238-2303
COUNTRY home near Goderich.
Well maintained 2 bedroom home
with electric heat, bathroom has
colored fixtures, attached
garage.'' Stove, fridge and all
furniture included., Lot. 100 x 100.
,RUTH VAN DER MEER 524-
7075.
Discount store showing good
gross and net profit. No telephone
information. Phdne for ap-
pointmeht,
New modern year round home at
Port Albert':' Shown by ap-
pointment.
Lake front' modern year° round
home, 2 fireplaces, 21/2 baths, 3
bedrooms.
River acreage farm, 1/4 mile on
river; 2 trout ponds and stream,
partly. reforested, 75 acres
workable land, 45 bush, river,
Targe brick modernized "fious
barn, garage. Phone Ruth Van
Der Meer - 524-7875.
• RUTH VAN DER MEER
524.1875
MRS, ENID BELL
524.8191 tf
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THE MAN TO SEE IS
199 CAMERON 'Si'REET Goderich
- A GREAT STARTER HOME
3 bedroom, improved home, broadloomed, modern kitchen
and bath, fenced yard. Priced at $25„500.00, try your offer.
524-6991
• THIS ONE FLIRTS
with your desires to own a beautiful home at a reasonable
price. 2 storey brick and frame, 4 bedrooms, dining room,
fireplace, attached, garage. Please phone for appointment.
COUNTRY LIVING
Located at Carlow, large lot with scenic view of the rolling
countryside, 2 bedroom 1 floor home. Price reduced to
$26,000.00.
HOME + 5 LOTS
Located it't Clinton, an older frame home 'and building lots.
SEAFORTH,AREA
51/2 acre lot just north of •town,mature trees,. elegant 3
bedroom 1 yr. old home with tRmpletely finished lower level,
fireplace plus stone waterfall. A dream home come true. A
pleasure to show.
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FARMS
Ripley area -100 Ade highway farm, 10 acres bush, stream,
small barn, excellent building site. Asking 540,000.00.
Lucknow area - 100 acre retreat acreage plus 4 bedroom
home, good limon, spring fed stream, 20 acres workable,
balance bush and hills. Priced at 544,000.00.
WINTERIZED COTTAGE
Located at Hunter's Beach, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, electric
heat. Asking 55,000.00 down, the balance on easy terms.
We welcome your Inquiries.
WARREN ZINN
529.7350
LUCKNOW
VOURDouA11,StofuRINER
WITH GREAT QUALITY USED CAR BUYS
ere's a
CLARKE ZINN
524-8620 .524-6991
199 CAMERON ST.
FOR SALE --- For sale on main
street in Ripley, solid brick
building, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 4 piece
hath, forced air oil heating,
central air conditioning, carport.
Priced right for quick sale, Phone
395-296.1 days, 395-2979
evenings.-40tfAR
House
For Sale
Three bedroom, four piece
bath, IiVing and dining room,
family room, full basement,
complete -house- remodelled.-
Landscaped grounds, low
taxes. For viewing by ap-
pointment contact Harvey
Munro, 83 Napier St., 524-7493.
A BAILEY
Reals Estate,
82 Albert Street
phone: 482-9371
MASON BAILEY- •
BROKER'MANAGER
2 storey brick home on large'
corner lot in Clinton, 9 rooms, 4
bedrooms, new family room with
;fireplace.
Small 4 room home in Clinton,
vinyl siding, one bedroom, nice
treed lot...
125, acre farm near, Brussels, 85
acres-wo! 1�;�1 i prey home
with 3 bccir�oms•
•INCOME PROPERTY IN
CLINTON, 2 storey alumintrfnn
sided duplex, 2 - 2 bedroom
apartments, located uptown.
2 storey insul-brick home in
Clinton, 9 rooms, '4 bedrooms;
Living room,,,,and dining room, full
hasement,oil heating.
11/2 storey instil -brick home in
Holmesvillasirix. acre of
land, 8 roc r s, F.A.
Gas furnace.
Family -type home, 2 storey
aluminum sided, 8 rooms, 4
bedrooms, din ing ro-`Sc m and living
room, located close to schools,
• excellent treed lot,
1 'poor brick home on -High street
in Clinton, Q}� 3 drooms,
electric t, "{tdrt, full
basement.
Modestly priced, 11/2 storey color -
lock home in Londesboro, 6
rooms, 3 bedrooms, oil'heating, 5 .
6 acres in Londeshpro, 1 floor
brick home with 3 bedrooms, 2
fi`r'eplaces, finished basement,
electric heat.
Duplex in Clinton, 1 floor insul-'
sided, 2 of epcpate en-
trances, t7e o n good
location. ,
We have several houses listed in
Blyth ranging in price from
$1.2,000,00 to $30,,000.00.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Humin nature is what we're put
in tht' world to rise above.
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1974 LE MANS SPORT COUPE
350 V8, Automatic transmissibn, power st 'ering, power
brakes, sports mirrors, rear defroster, radial tires,
bucket seats, console. Finished in red with white vinyl
interior.
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JIM HYTQ(HEV
LIC. JCX 962
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lust walk in and start living.
Homes by
LINDAL CEDAR HOMES, BENDIX.HOME'SYST`EMS,
MARLfETTE.DUALITY HOMES, COMMODORE HOMES
AND HOMCO HOMES
Satisfaction guaranteed
Financing'arranged
Complete construction facilities
HURON HAVEN HOMES
HURON HAVEN VILLAGE
Box 128, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5
(Highway 21, North of Goderich) Phone (519) 524.6384
OPERATED BY HOMES OF THE FUTURE LIMITED
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red brick.
burning
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baths, do
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bedroom
cupboard
new roof,
pc. down.
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Nearly
bedroom
when with
in yard.
NEAR
3 or 4 bed
treed lot.
lots, of cul
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hydro ani
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4 bed
bungalow
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patio door
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home on
grounds,
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fireplace,
deck, p0.
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taxes. Ca
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property.
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lot in Por
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