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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-03, Page 16PAGE 16 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1982 T n&Country CLASSIFIED \A/ANT , ,.,,DS 41. To give away TO GIVE AWAY - Fluffy, litter - trained kittens to a good home. Four grey males, one tortoise- shell female. Phone 524- 9293.-43tfnx TO GIVE AWAY - Kittens, eight weeks old, free to good home. 482.7962. --d3; 44or TO GIVE AWAY - Two male kit- tens, eight weeks old. Phone 529-7026.--44 44. Engagements COX -WAIN Mr. and Mrs. Sam ' Wain are pleased to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Sarah Jane to Jeffrey David Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, all of R.R.2, Goderich. The wedding will Sake place December 4, 1982 at 4:30 p.m., Bayfield United Chur- ch. 44 m• HAMILTON-ERRINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Harold Errington, R.R.2, Auburn, Ontario, wish to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Nancy Jane. to John . Cameron Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. (Bud) Hamilton, of Lucknow, Ontario, on Saturday, November 27, 1982 at 7 o'clock p.m. in the Dungannon United Church. Reception in Lucknow.-44 46. In memoriam PALMER In loving memory of a dear son and brother, Steven Girard Palmer, -who died accidentally, November 9, 1981. Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just to the end of his days, Sincere and kind in 'heart and mind, What a beautiful memory he left behind. -Lovingly remembered and deeply missed. Mom, Jan, Jim, Morgan, Karen and Marty, Tanya, Mike and Sandy. -445i WEINTER In loving memory of Thomas' Webster who passed away November 8, 1981. Loves greatest gift - Remem- brance. -Sadly missed by wife and family. -44x . 47. Card of thanks COURTNEY We wish to express our thanks to Drs. J. Rourke and D. Neal, and all hospitdl staff for ex- cellent care and friendly at- mosphere during our stay in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. -Linda and Kevin. -44 CYT My sincere thanks to all the staff at A.M.BG. Hospitalwho cared for me so kindly, also family, friends and neighbors for. remembering me. Special thank you to Dr. Holl i ngworth.=Catherine.-44 DEBOLD The family of the late Elmer Debold wish to express sincere thanks to relatives', friends and neighbors for messages of sym- pathy, floral tributes, in memoriam donations to charity, and the many acts of kindness to them in the loss of their dear husband and father. Special thanks to the ambulance drivers for their prompt answer to our call, to Dr. J. Rourke, Rev. John D. M. Wood, and Stiles Funeral Home. Your kindness will always be remembered.--44ar HAWTHORNE For recognition of my retire- ment.from the staff of A.M.&G. Hospital, a sincere thank you to the Board of Governors, the Evening Staff, and all those friends who attended and con- tributed to a memorable even- ing in Bayfield. Also ap- preciated were the many cords and phone messages of goodwill. -Doris Hawthorne. -44x HODGES The family of the late Myrtle C. Hodges would like to thank Dr. Neal, Drs. James and Leslie Rourke, Dr. Flowers and nurses and staff Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, for their excellent care. We gratefully acknowledge alt the floral tributes, charitable donations, cords and expressions of sym- pathy. We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation towards our relatives, friends and neighbors for their support, food and many acts of kindness and sympathy displayed. Sincere thanks to McCallum Funeral Home, Rev. Crocker, pall bowel's and flovverbeaTeet. A special thanks to A.C.W. for the lovely lunches. Everyone's thoughtfulness will always be remembered. -The Family.744 LITTLE Sincerely, thank you for Rev. Crocker's inspiring message; Mr. and Mrs. Stiles for their kind help; to friends and neighbors for flowers, food and cards. All who came showing loving respect shall always be g r a t 'e f u 1 1 1 y remembered: -Emily Little and family.-44ar 47. Card of thanks BEADLE 1 would like to thonk Dr. Lambert, Or. Hollingworth, Dr. Thomson and all the nurses in the O.R. 1 would also like to thank all the nurses on 2nd East and 1 would like to thank all the nurses on 2nd West for their beautiful carnations. I would also like to thank those on Maintenance and Housekeep- ing for their lovely gifts and I would at this time like to thank everyone who come to visit me and those who sent flowers and get well cards while I was a pa- tient in Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. -Som Beadle. --44x KIRKCONNELL I would like to give a special thanks to Richard Moore, Shelley, Frank and Kay Boer, Jim and Helen Fisher and Eric and Bernice Moore for all their help and special core I was given at the accident. Also to Ambulance drivers, doctor and nurses in emergency. Ron. 44x SWITZER Our special thanks to Drs. J. Hollingworth and B. Thomson, all the terrific nurses on 2nd East for their kindness and care to us while in hospital. -Nancy and Angela. -44 YOUNGBLUT I would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all our friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness to us during Vic- tor's illness, with special thanks to Dr. Hanlon and the staff of Wingham and District Hospital. A sincere thank you also for the many expressions of sympathy,. cards. floral tributes and for the many charitable donations given in memory of .Victor for the ' Heart Fund, Gideon; Memorial Fund of . Belgrave Presbyterian Church and the Rehabilitation Unit of Wingham Hospital. Thanks also to Rev. Kenneth Innes, the Currie - Walker Funeral Home, the pallbearers and to the ladies who .provided and served lunch afte.r . the funeral service.- A g n e s Youngblut.-44 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE - 1969 Honda 350-71 engine, •rebuilt, new transmission, two new tires, new clutch. $550.00 certified. Phone 1-526-7715.--44,45 GODERICH ARTS Foundation quiltdraw will be held November 25, 8:30. Tickets still available at Reg , Bell Op tometrisf, 3 for $1.00.-44,45 GODERICH ARTS Foundation presents a, Creative Cooking Demonstration. Mouth watering tips and recipes, Orientgl, crepe and omelet dishes, enter- taining and educational. Thursday, November 25, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., Victoria School. auditorium. Door prizes and refreshments. Tickets $3.00 at the door and from board members. For more information call 524-9372. Proceeds to "The Livery" Building Fund. -44,45 26. Help wanted The Harbouraries are rehearsing for the Big Sing concert to be held at GDCI November 13. (Photo by Dave Sykes) Mustangs lose on weekend - In (ventral Junior 'C' ac- tion last weekend the Clinton Mustangs lost two 'more games. On Friday night the Walkerton Black Hawks shut out the Stangs.3-0 for the se- cond game in a row. On Sun- day they travelled to Wingham and the Ironmen beat the 'Stangs 7-3. In both games the Mustangs outplayed their opposition but failed to put the puck in the net enough to win. Walkerton scored two power play goals in Friday night's game, one in each of the first two periods, to put the game out of reach for the Mustangs as the locals tried in vain in the third period but just couldn't find the trigger to get back into the game. Sunday , afternoon:. in Wingham the Mustangs gave up four first period goals while scoring only one by Brian Horner. The teams traded goals in the second period as Darryl Graham scored for the Mustangs. The third period goal for Clinton was scored by Ken Thornton. Mustangs goaltending of Jim MacDonald and Jeff Denomy stopped 30 shots in the Wingham game. At a special executive -meeting held Sunday night the Mustang executive hired Jim Nigro of Stratford as the new coach. This weekend the Mustangs will play host to the Port Elgin Bears on Fri- day night while on Sunday they will travel to Hanover to face the Barons at 1 p.m. Business Association discusses store hours WINGHAM - Even after a poll of its members the Wingham Business Association is no closer to a decision about whether or not stores in town will stay open Thursday, as well as Friday evening. Bob Middleton reported that results of a poll showed that out of 53 businesses polled, 16 are presently staying open Thursday nights and nine more would be interested, in doing so. The , matter resulted from a discussion when some members said theiethought a Thursday night and perhaps even a Monday opening would be beneficial to Wingham business people. Firearms stolen HENSALL - Exeter OPP are still investigating a robbery in Hensall on October 21 when over $2,000 in mer- chandise, including firearms, were stolen. ETERS WATER and HYDRO �■ A SAFE SUPPLY Nomme AS INEXPENSIVE AS POSSIBLE RESPONSIBLE TO YOU 26. Help wanted GODERICH TOWNSHIP REQUIRES PART-TIME HELP To operate grader for snow -plowing for the win- ter 1982/83, whenever rdqulred. State exparien- cs and wages expected. Applications by: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1982 BY 12 NOON For further details contact: Joe Potter Road Superintendent 482-7412 or 482-9290 UP TO 1 4•25%* 5 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST FULLY GUARANTEED NO FEES We obtain the highest in- terest rates available with various financial -in- stitutions, `subject to change. Jamey From INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES 4$2.7612 SEMINAR Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committees of Huron County *************** *********•********err* DATE: Saturday, November 6. 1982 TIME: 10:00 A.M.-3:30 P.M. PLACE: Council Chambers, Town Hall, 57 West St., Goderich Representatives from the Ministry of Citizenship'and Culture will explain the BRIC Program of Heritage Con- servation District grants and designated property grants. Slide presentations and tours will also be in- cluded. The public Is welcome. Lunch is available at °5.00/person. MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LTD. 34 STANLEY SI., GODERICH 524-2966 FOR RENT - EXECUTIVE HOME Top quality, modern 2 storey home has 4 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms. 2 car garage plus paved driveway. Swim- ming pool. Now available for rant on a one year lease basis. Call Bruce Ryan 524-T966 or 524-7762 (res). FOR SALE - LAKEVIEW COTTAGE Menesetung Park - 1 milenoriill a-1 odorleK. -Largo storey frame cottage with 2 lots overlooking the lake. Fireplace and Florida room. Furnishings negdtlablo. Asking '37,500. Call Pete Banger 524=2966. FOR SALE - COUNTRY HOME Modornlaod 3 bedroom home. lust north of Goderich. Largo family room leading to deck and Inground pool. Main floor laundry. Small down payment. Call Ken Thompson 524-2966 or 524-7514 (rea). FOR SALE - 87 QUEBEC ST. Fine single family home PLUS a 1 bedroom, self- contained apartment in good neighbourhood. Vendor will consider taking back a mortgage for a qualified Purchaser. '3,000. GRANT available to 1st time Pur- chaser. Call MaurIce Gardiner 524-2966. MEMBERS OF THE HURON REAL ESTATE BOARDS M.L.S. SYSTEM. $1,600 DOWii FULL PRICE $32,000." Take over mortgage, at- tractive family homsi, 3 bedrooms, dlningroom, recreation room, coun- try kitchen, well main- tained. Owner tran- sferred. Sacrifice. RITA ALLEN 524-1373 or 524.8480 W.J. HUGHES REALTY LTD. KINGSTON ST., GODERICH GKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKG 0 0 G 0 0 0 00 G 0 G 0 0 G 0 0 GK GK GK GK GK GK GK GK GK GK CLARE SAGER Res. 524-8993 GK REALTY & Insurance inc. 53 West St., Goderleh 524-2118 JOHN TALBOT Res, 524-2520 101/4% MTG.-UNDER '30,000.00. 3 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, kitchen, livingroom, family room, low taxes, vendor anxious, act now. 022 VLA -NEW LISTING - 4 bedroom angelstone raised ranch, livingroom, dining room, kitchen, family room, fireplace, paved drive, garage, 1/2 acre lot, many extras included. Call now. 037 FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS OR NEW HOME BUYERS - '3000.00 and '5000.00 grants. Why not Rebuild Now, it's the cheapest way to go. Call Clare for details. Last chance December 31st, 1982. BENMILLER AREA - Below '60,000. 2.5 acres, River -view, 2 bedrooms, livingroom, kitchen, sunroom, 3 pce. bath, 2 detached garages, guest cabin and barn. Must be seen. G30 PRICED TO SELL - 3 bedrooms,, 4 piece bath, new. insulation, close to downtown. Priced below '39,000. 02 MUST' BE SEEN - 3 bedroom, living room, kitchen, 12 x 60 mobile in park setting. Priced to Sell, 'act. '• now!, BEAUTIFUL STATELY OLD WATERLOO STREET HOME - large living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, 3 bedrooms & 3rd floor rec. room. Ex- clusive features include stained glass windows, Victorian walnut staircase, oak fireplace. This week's special '59,500.00. G38 G G 0 W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. Goderich 524-7373 ' • 52.4-8100 BLUEWATER BEACH Parklike grounds beautifully treed, spacious 2 storey, modern family home, drilled well, many extras, close to lake. yearround pleasure. Call Rita Allen 524-8410. COME SEE COME SAVE Bright compact 3 bedroom home located near town on '/2 acre, large familyroom, detached garage. paved drive. •Call Ebb Ross 524-8786.8222 BEAT THE SNOW Still time to buy your cottage or lot for winter fun or be set for spring. Lakefront and lakeview, best selection available NOW. Call Norma Taylor 482-9921. EXQUISITE\ WARREN ST. Impeccably maintained home. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, central air. garage, fenced yard. owner transferring. 13'/a% mortgage. Call Rita Allen 324-8480. - COTTAGE SPECIAL Now Is thetime to buy, located in Bayfield, 11/2 storey with closed sun porch. Located in quiet area on large veil landscaped lot. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786. K-389 Ilobite home & lot 68' x 168'. 3 bedrooms plus addition. road stove. 1/2 acres; 3 bedroom modern home, horse barn, Clinton rea. 1 acres. 60 workable, pond. cottage, bush, Goderich ap. 1 uplex. brick. Insulated, electric heat, fully rented.' Try offer. • Call Norma Taylor on the obovo properties 482-9921. Rita Allen Ebb Ross Barb Shewfelt 524-8480 524-8786 524-9581 Norma Taylor 482-9921 Don McCauley 524-4226 "SUDDENLY IT'S SOLD" RESTAURANT - VILLAGE OF BLYTH - fully equipped - seats • apartment above - reasonably priced for quick sale. • 15 ACRES - wooded - near Auburn - large brick home - com- bination furnace 2 small barns. HOLMESVILLE • 13 acre hobby farm - 1 floor bungalow - paved drive - small insulated barn. 1 FLOOR BRICK BUNGALOW - Blyth - finished basement • electric heat - carport. 69 ACRES - No- 8 Highway _ farrowing born - raised ranch home • several ponds.. HWY. NO. 4 • 71/2 acres - neat bungalow - attached garage - finished basement - insulated barn suitable for hogs or poultry - PRICE REDUCED. 46 ACRE HIGHWAY FARM • near Varna • 23 workable'- hard- wood -bush _ large double home - large barn suitable for hogs or.po,ultry large drive shed with workshop._ 2 MILES FROM CLINTON - 100 acres • 97 workable - no buildngs ...__...__ . ..._ .• ._ _ ... _....__. - - 50 ACRES - farrow to finish - 86 Highway • new house - low in- terest • F.C.C. mortgage. 70 ACRES • Hullet�7 > ship - average buildings. 100ACRES - near Lottdesboro , high capacity hag'farm - goad buildings - priced very reasonable for quick ,sale. Real Estate Ltd. TELEPHONE 482-9371 Town&Countlry RI AL STATE 524.2177 ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 10 The Square - Goderleh WHY RENT IF YOU CAN BUY THIS IMMACULATE BRICK HOME FOR *323.00 PER MONTH TAXES INCLUDED Expertly decorated. Rich broadloom. Lots of extras.' Call Roger for more details. 'OVER A QUARTER CENTURY IN REAL ESTATE" R.A. "GUS" CHISHOLM 574.8554 BERT ALEXANDER ROGER TURCOTTE 524.7298 JOHN ALEXANDER M.I.S. Multiple Listing Service Member of the Huron Real Estate Board 5.14 /8!0 524-7836 miroi 1 D SELLING YOUR HOUSE IS NUMBER ONE WITH US OPEN HOUSE. SATURDAY -NOVEMBER 6 Z pm -5 pm 34. BRITANNIA RD. We GODERICH Check These Features:, -BEAUTIFUL NATURAL WOODWORK -FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM -5 EIEDROOMS -3rd FLOOR FAMILY ROOM dJIT1t SKY LIGHT. -PRICED TO SELL AT '49.300.00 CENTURY 21 -ALL POINTS -REALTY INC, 53 Stanley St., Goderich BY THE LEGION 5246656 K K KGKGK ' , ' , , ' ' le ' GK REALTY . & Insurance Inc. 53 West St.. Goderich 524-2118. CLARE SAGER JOHN TALBOT Res. 524-8995 Res. 524-4520 BAYFIELD AREA - 5 acre country estate fronted by a unique stone fence, featuring a beautiful 21/2 storey historic home with large living room and stone fireplace, large dining room, kitchen, library and tea room. Also, detached 2 car garage and small barna Viewed by appointment only. HB21 BUDGET SPECIAL - Own this 12' x 64' 3 bedroom mobile home, situated in Meneset Pork for only '10,900.00. G34 'COUNTRY LIVING - 2.3 acres with 11/2 storey four bedroom home, detached one car garage and small barn. '46,000:00. HB19•i CLOSE TO GODERICH - 85 acres tile drained lona with'' stately.old country home, completely refurbished inside .- and out. Make us an offer 01 EVERYONE'S DREAM - own this beautiful 8 acre coun- try property. Excellent horse barn with hay=loft, tack room,: and stable area, Featuring a cozy 11/2 storey 3 bedroom home, close to Goderich, Make us an offer! HB18 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY' - former country store and residence,' located in a small community near Goderich. Could be used as hobby income. Featuring large lot, 11/2 storey four bedroom residence. Newly sided and partially renovated, 111/2 % mortgage. Priced for quick sale '48,500.00. C4 0 IC ,, G �lig p 0 Ilg 0 hC lig , GKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGK.GKG miroi 1 D SELLING YOUR HOUSE IS NUMBER ONE WITH US OPEN HOUSE. SATURDAY -NOVEMBER 6 Z pm -5 pm 34. BRITANNIA RD. We GODERICH Check These Features:, -BEAUTIFUL NATURAL WOODWORK -FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM -5 EIEDROOMS -3rd FLOOR FAMILY ROOM dJIT1t SKY LIGHT. -PRICED TO SELL AT '49.300.00 CENTURY 21 -ALL POINTS -REALTY INC, 53 Stanley St., Goderich BY THE LEGION 5246656