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BILL CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE BROKER
26 Square-Goderich
324.9097 324-6710 524-8951
OWNER MOVING - Beautifully refurbished brick
bungalow located et 151 5t. George's Crescent.
Featuring finished basement with two bedrooms. T.V.
room with wood burning stove. and 3 pe. bath. New kit-
chen cupboards, dining room. living room and two
bedrooms on main floor. New wiring and large sun-
deels. No. 246
PLEASURE. TO SHOW - Three bedroom brick bungalow
with finished family room. This well maintained.
tastefully decorated spacious home is located et 275
Christina Court and must be seen. Call Enid Sell for
a personal showing. No. 271
RETIREMENT HOME - Located et 39 Bruce Street is this
completely refurbished one bedroom brick home. Car-
peted basement. F.A.G. heating. Modernized, con-
venient kitchen. Comfortably sized living room for you
and your host of friends. Vendor will carry mortgage.
Low fortis. No, 276
POWER OF SALE - 21/2 storey home located at 169
Reynold Road, Basement has partly finished family
room. Third floor hes three rooms. Second floor has 4
pc. bath, three bedrooms and a kitchen. Main floor has
new 4 pc. bath.. kitchen. dining room and large double
Iivilng room. Priced for quick sale and excellent terms
available.. No. 277
RE INDEPENDENT - Reduced to '15.850.00 Is this one
bedrooM bachelor home located at 138 Britannia Rd. E.
Low tinges. low monthly payments, low down payment.
nooks fhls'o.very attractive buy or investment. No. 148
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Can be yours plus name your
Own down payment. Centrally located across from V &
O Traits' Double garage for handyman. Can be easily
serol 4.d to professional offices. Priced In low thirties.
No :473
OPIN I'OROFFERS - 1'A storey frame family home. Ven-
der will carry mortgage at 12% - 10% down - possession
immediately. Why rent when you can own this home at
31 Cambria Rd. N. Listed in low twenties. No. 244
JACK CUMMINGS 524-9624
ENID BELL 524-8191
STEVE BUCHANAN 524.4700
BILL CLIFFORD 524-9090
•Residential •Farms
•Commercial *Cottages
*Florida Properties
REALTY WORLD.
4. Hughes Realty Ltd.
13I THE SC .UARCeabERIC o
OFFICEHOURS: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
MOBILE $6.900.
Immediate possession. stove. fridge. Meneset Mobile
Park. Whypay rent. Cali Rita Allen.
ASKING $•zT 500.
Estate sale. •.W.lt,.maintained 3 or 4 bOdrooms. good
location. Phono-Ebb Rosf 524.6786. e•108
10% % MTGE.
Try an offer on this 3 bedroom brick bungalow, wast
end location. Roc room with franklin fireplace. Im-
mediate possession. CaII Don McCauley 524-4226.
NO TRICK, BUT A TREAT
Duplex, completely renovated. These 2 bedroom, 11/2
bath homes have private yards and basements. Con-
venient arca. W-161 Coll Norma Taylor 524-7373.
PICK OF THE CROP
Enjoy leisure country living. 3 bedrooms, located on 1/2
acre lot. Close to town. CaII Ebb Ross 524.8786. R-222
$1,000 DOWN
Vendor will take back mortgage at 15% on this 3
bedroom home. Call Don McCauley 524.4226. S-16
DUPLEX UNDER
$40,000.
Ono and two bedrooms, rented. Close to downtown
and churches. Established area. Complete privacy. Call
Rita Allen 524-8480. W-28
NEW LISTING
Body Shop - 41' x 26', new building, 2 - 10' roll -up doors
plus 1'/2 storey 4 bedroom home. Lot 81' x 130'. G-299.
Call Norma Taylor 524-7373.
BEST SELECTION of cottages and lots. Prices within your
roach. Lakefront lots, lakefront and lakeview cottages.
FOR RENT
Family home, available Dec. 1. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786.
3 bedroom split level. '425.00 per month. Call Don Mc-
Cauley 524-4226.
Bachelor apartment
2,000 sq. ft. store or office. '300.00 per month.
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Ebb Ross 324-8786 Pita Allen 524-8480
Don McCauley 524-4226 Norma Taylor 524-8480
Sharon Elliott 524-7798
(019F -VISION
FARMS
REALTY WORLD •Hughes
AGRICULTURAL DIVISION
GODERICH TWP. • 80 across, close to Hwy. 8. Asking '1,800
per acre. 2 -VR. Call Gerry Paolin 529.7931.
WEST WAWANOSH TWP.
100 acres cash crop. Call Gerry Paolin 529-7931
200 acres cash crop. Call Jim Thompson 524.8179
360 acres cash crop. Call Jim Thompson 524-8179
For listings on cage layer and broil operations. Contact
Ken Thompson 523-7514.
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..___ -.._Ken Thompson 524.7514 Helga Hasenborger 524.7313
Nevin Gingerleh 886.8811 Jim Thompson 524.8179
Gerry Paolin 529.7931 Frank Gabler 348-5209
Edn
ollock speaks
Knox Church WMS After-
noon Auxiliary's October
Thankoffering meeting was
in the church parlour Tues-
day, October 20 at 2:30 p.m.
President, Mrs. Gordon
Henderson, opened the
meeting, welcoming all and
the Call to Worship and
Thanksgiving devotions
were from the Glad Tidings
magazine with Mrs. Hender-
son, Mrs. 0. Falkiner, Mrs.
Don Croft and Mrs. Robert
McAllister taking part.
Minutes of last meeting
and executive meeting of
September 29 were read by
the assistant secretary, Mrs.
C. Edward and reports were
heard from treasurer, Mrs.
G. G. MacEwan; friendship
and service, Mrs. E. Bogie,
who had visited in the
hospital and recording
secretary, Mrs. 0. Falkiner.
Several members were
remembered with a card
when sick and one of the
members, Mrs. Dorothy
McNeil was reported now
living in London.
Mrs. A. Straiton reported
on the special fund. Mrs. G.
Kaitting gave a brief report
of the Presbyterial fall rally
in Belgrave. Members were
reminded that Blessing
Boxes will be brought to the
November meeting. •
The guest speaker, Mrs.
Edna Pollock delivered a
sincere and stirring message
with the text from St. Mat-
thew 23, verse 26, touching
on the topics "A Living Chur-
ch" and "What Does Knox
Church Mean to Me?". She
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ended with thewords of that
beautiful song, "He lives, He
lives, my Saviour walks with
me, He lives, He lives within
my heart."
Mrs. G. L. Royal thanked
the speaker as did Mrs.
Henderson and the meeting
closed with prayer, after
which all enjoyed a social
half-hour together.
Brookside broadcast
By Jeff Gibson
Ken Logtenberg and
John Mackenzie
On Friday, October 23 we
ended our chocolate bar and
Mojo sales. We would like to
thank the people for partic-
ipating in ' this event and
would ',ask all students who
owe money to bring it in to
us.
In our Cross Canada run,
tabulated Friday, October
16, we had reached Thunder
Bay.
On Monday, October 26
room 7 and 8 are going to see
a concert in Blyth. This is a
music concert starring Jan
Rubes.
John Mackenzie and
Wayne Bos' soccer teams are
ALL POINTS REALTY INC.
53 Stanley Strout, Ood.rlch Ph. 324=636
SUPER LOCATION • Close
to schools - fireplace In
family room.
OWNER MOVING WEST
SOON Rent part and live
In the other - priced un-
der '50.000.
WHY RENT when you can
buy this 3 bedroom semi-
detached home for under
'31,000.
4 BEDROOMS, above
ground pool, large lot --
owner Is moving - try
your offer to -day.
COMFORTABLE 3
BEDROOM bungalow
good mortgage 'til Oct.
1983 - price reduced to
'47,800.
When It comes to selling your house, why put it any
where but the top? Call us to -day and let us share our
rofosslonalism with you.
GARY RUPERT 524-8777
CHARLES BRUINSMA 524-9804
in the school playoffs.
Wayne's team is leading one
game to none and the junior
finals have just started.
On Friday, October 16
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Teb-
butt's rooms went for a tour
of the area in which the
students live. This is to help
educate the children in their
geography studies. Then
they wait to Jason Camer-
on's to see their pigs and
sheep.
Mr. Jewitt and Mrs. Bere
attended a Special Education
meeting at the Administra-
tion Centre, Clinton on Fri-
day afternoon at which the
speaker was Dr. Don Meich-
enbaum, Doctor of Psychol-
ogy at the University of
Waterloo.
Hutton
To close an Estate - bedroom this
classical older 4 bedroom
Nelson Street home, 3 pc.
both up and 1 pc, down,
spacious living room,
separate dining room, TV
room, hill basement. All of-
fers carefully considered.
a.**.
Dungannon area - 5.6 acres,
very . attractive three
bedroom brick home;
tastefully decorated. five
year old 20 x 40 workshop, 40
it 60 barn. Owner most
anxious to sell.
Londesboro - 6 acres on
Highway No. 4 Aluminum
sided family sized home.
Two barns 24 x 46 and 18 x 40
(one is a workshop). Asking
'46.500. All offers con-
sidered. Taxes '269. yearly.
Bayfield - 40 acre .orchard
and hog- operation, new
reduced price, "excellent
financing to . approved
buyer.
West Wowanosh - a good 3'
bedroom home on a one acre
lot. Home has new siding
and roof in the past 3 years.
Included is washer, dryer,
frig and stove, taxes '118.
per year. Try your offer:
MEL MATHERS
Wingham
Phone 357-3208
Rep. L.W'. Hutton
Real Estate Ltd.
Broker. Kincardine
Greenthumbers Sarah Swan and Helen Fulford have been
producing lots of plants under their Grow -Light to sell at the
Maitland Manor bazaar and tea November 4. (Photo by
Joanne Buchanan)
Parent writes on drug legislation
Dear Editor,
Re: Proposed legislation
regarding the decriminaliza-
tion of marijuana posses-
sion.
In the near future, it is my
understanding that your
Member of Parliament will
be asked to vote on legisla-
tion to decriminalize the
possession of marijuana,
hashish, hash oil, and other
cannabis products. As a con-
cerned parent of a teenager
and a grandmother, I believe
that simple possession of
these drugs should always
remain a criminal offence,
as without this restriction,
the use of them will un-
doubtedly increase,
especially the use . by
teenagers.
The possibililty 'of a
criminal record certainly
acts as a deterrent under the
present legislation and I am
convinced with
decriminalization this will
effectively be removed,
decriminalization at the
same time acting as a possi-
ble . endorsement by the
government towards the use
of the drug.
My concern stems from
the many research 'reports
which have been published
recently about this drug, by
such organizations as - the
Canadian Medical Associa-
' tion, the American Medical
Association, the Addiction
Research Foundation and
many, many others.
I am asking all Canadians
to fully investigate the pro-
perties of marijuana and
write their Members of
Parliament on this issue.
•
MAURICE
GARDINER REAL ESTATE LTD.
34 STANLEY STREET
GODERICH
524-2966 524-2966
CALL US -TO WELCOME YOU HOME
PRIME COUNTRY BRICK RANCHER.
OVER LOOKING LAKE.
NEW
LISTINGS
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87 ELGIN AVENUE WEST. RECENTLY
RENOVATED BUNGALOW.
7 MILES NORTH OF GODERICH. IDEAL
COUNTRY STARTER HOME.
169 SOUTH STREET. LOW COST 2
BEDROOM STARTER.
;;, •
333 SUNCOAST DRIVE. 111/2%, MOR-
TGAGE UNTIL 1984.
127 BENNETT STREET WEST, MAIN
FLOOR FAMILY ROOM. �®
33 ESSEX STREET.
RENOVATED 11/4 STOREY.
RECENTLY
UNION SIDEROAD NEAR LAKE. YEAR
ROUND OR SEASONAL HOME.
REDUCED
REDUCED
REDUCED
REDUCED - 284 WALNUT ST. SOUTH
ruLt ASKING PAIC;<ONLY '51,900.
101 WEST STREET. FULL ASKING PRICE REDUCED - 256 SHORE CRES., FULL
ONLY '65.90e. ASKING. PRICE ONLY 46,505.
MEMBER OF THE HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD MULTIPLE LIMING SERVICE.
WHEN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - MOI.eS. IS YOUR BEST BET.
This is not the mild drug it
was thought to be ten years
ago. Additional research and
intensive studies "of it's use
during the past decade has
caused a significant change
in opinion, with reports
strongly endorsing the very
serious harmful effects it
has on the user.
As you study reports on
this drug you will find the
following:
Marijuana is a compound
of y an estimated 200 to 400
chemicals. Marijuana is ad-
dictive. THC, the active in-
gredient in all cannabis pro-
ducts, becomes part of body
tissues', gathering in the fat-
ty cells of the body, remain-
ing there for many months, -
affecting especially the
brain and the sex glands.
Lung and cardiovascular
damage and damage to the
immune defence systems
has been reported. There are
reports of chromosome
damage, which presents the
problem of retardation and
other abnormalities in
generations yet , unborn.
Research also suggests that
five marijuana cigarettes do
as much lung damage as 112
ordinary tobacco cigarettes.
Long-term marijuana use
interferes with personality
development, emotional
growth and learning ability,
especially in the young. It
can bring on hallucinations,
delusions, paranoid feelings
and confused and
disoriented thinking.
Adolescents are par=
ticularly susceptible to harm
from marijuana because
their metabolism is much
faster than that of an adult,
thereby causing greater
damage. Also, the majority
are not yet mature enough to
evaluate the dangers.
The psychological effects
are profound. The amotiva-
tional syndrome is especial-
ly sad with teenagers. It
causes a loss of ambition and
caring, they become
lethargic and cannot func-
Recsl Estate Ltd.
Clinton
9 Phone: 482-9371
Residence: 523-9338
tion in every -day life nor
deal with reality. It takes
away their desire to com-
pete, learn, and put in an ef-
fort. Thinking and memory
is impaired and school per-
formance drops dramatical-
ly. Marijuana use is
reaching epidemic propor-
tions in our , schools and
teachers are quick to point
out the numerous problems
that arise due to the use of
this drug.
I do not wish a criminal
record on anyone but believe
marijuana to be such a
dangerous drug that its
unauthorized use most cer-
tainly warrants a criminal
record. We haye a respon-
sibility to protect our youth,
and society in general. The
decisions regarding the use
of marijuana should not be
left to teenagers and
children. (The age of first-
time users is becoming
lower. )Many don't realize
the dangers involved or the
probable effects on future
generations. Therefore, the
need for a strong deterrent is
essential to prove to them
that marijuana cannot be
tolerated.
I am sure if you examine
all the facts, your conscience
will not allow you to sit idly
by while Parliament , sanc-
tions legislation to
decriminalize the possession
of marijuana. I urge you to
contact your local Member
of Parliament immediately
and request that he act ac-
cordingly.
Sincerely yours,
Concerned.
P.S. Don't you feel that
special emphasis should be
placed on an educational
program to make people
more aware of the inherent
dangers involved with the
use of these drugs? .
Tennis season ends
NEW LISTING Auburn 112
acres with 1 floor bungalow
basement partly finished
garage and workshop
I;, A('1(I';S Iiwy No.ali :3
• miles from Clinton. 'elegant
stone house. • all nic'el land-
scaped, quo nset building
suitable for barn or shop,
young orchard starling to
bee r. ow ner sell ing for reasons
of hea ll h
('OMM ER('iAI, PROPERTY
Stanley Street presently in
use as Ceramics Business- 2
storey, 3 bedroom home on
property
I Ii(,IIfA'A 1 I(ESTACRANT
fully equipped. priced for
quick sale
In •A('1(ES near Auburn.
farrow to finish for an sows.
goexl home
285 A('RES near I,ondes born
excellent buildings. farrowing
operation
HI'G1111AY 1111ME 2 miles
from Blyth I acre Int with
heated shop
REDUCED " Highway No. 4
rrf3ric ungalirw _ e n
carport Owner will finance at
very reasonable rate •
The tennis season for 1981
at the Maitland Country Club
closed with members atten-
ding a dinner meeting. Out;
going chairman, Jo -Anne
Collins was presented with a
corsage and a delightful
poem, honouring her hard
work, was read by .Mary
Beth Britnell.
A financial report was
read by Linda Murphy. Past
Chairman H.J. Murphy read
the following slate of officers
for the 1982 season: chair-
man, Shelagh Sully; vice
chairman," Madeleine Tur-
cotte; ' secretary -treasurer,
Barbara O'Brien; member-
ship, Diane Morrissey; tour-
nament director, Brian War-
rilow; ways and means,
Diane Stinson; publicity,
Linda Murphy; junior and
intermediate represen-
tatives, Mary Beth Alex-
ander and Peter Conlon;
junior and Intermediate ad=
visor, Mike Cox; past chair-
man, Jo -Anne Collins; com-
mittee help - tournaments,
Fred Jewell . and Tracey
MacEwan; and ways and
means, Ruth Ross, Mary
Dzus and Phyllis Lawrence.
The nets and screens will
be removed by the end of Oc-
tober and put into storage.
Bridge scores
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The Goderich Bridge Club
held a very successful two -
session Swiss Team of Four
match at the Canadian
Legion, Saturday, October
17. Twenty-six teams took
part. The winners were
undefeated in eight rounds.
They were Ken Murray,
Frank Markotich, Dave
Colbert and Roy Dalton from
Toronto. A London team of
Brooke Nelles, Terry
Lesperance, Doug Root and
Jerry Richardson placed
second.
The club held its regular
game Tuesday, October 20
with seven tables. The
average score was 84.
Auleen Curry and Jean
Papernick were first North-
South with 109; second, Marg
Hall and Eveleen McDonah
with 102. Tied for third with
81 were Jean Cook and Pat
Stringer, and Evelyn
Galbraith and Dawna
Sproule:
Joanne Duckworth and
Lee Ryan were first. East-
West with 96; second, Jo
Berry and Edna Overholt
with 90'2; and third, Helen
Gardiner and Audrey Tobin
with 85,
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FOR SALE OR RENT
2 or 4 bedroom house on west side. Large modern kit-
chen, house In excellent condition, gas furnace, _newly
fenced yard. Immediate possession, good mortgage
with small down payment. Call -Ken Thompson 32:-7514.
FOR SALE OR RENT
A few minutes from tow at Carlow. Large modernized
3 bedroom house, 2 baths, speckles Ilving room lnodlne
--7crimgrinivrail-intotlargartriaiir'hoar iuuna ry,`
garage. Immediate possession. Good mortgage with
small down payment. Call Ken Thompson 524-7514.
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