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was felt the hour was worthwhile and rewar- audience was delighted with her piano tyle.
cling. Plaits are made to spend this time with For his solos, Steve Cooke, chose a con le of
the ladies, at least once a Mouth. r newer pieces, and was' accompanied t the
January 8 over the noon hour, ladies from piano by frank Bissett.
2nd floor were treated to "Chicken Day".
The menu consisted of fried chicken, salads
and dessert.
There was a pleasant tint around on
January 9, and instead of residents putting
on the program, some staff members did the
honors. Mary Gibbings introduced the per-
formers. Doreen Wilson opened the pro-
gram, playing a piano piece. This was
fouowed by two vocal solos sung by Betty
13e11, and accompanied '.y Elsie Henderson
at the piano. Adam Wilson played violin
Selections and proved that he hasn't lost his
touch.
Anyone who is a fan of the noted pianist
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REAL
ESTATE
The Huronview chapel service of January,
3, brought in the New Year with the singing
of old hymns. Mrs. Prouty was in charge of
" the meeting. Olive McMillen :read the scrip-
ture. Mabel Scott gave a reading. Prayer
was offered by Murray Granger and Elsie
Henderson was organist.
At the chapel service on January 10, Mrs.
Prouty was m charge. Verna McLaughlin.
read a poem and Mrs. Prouty took charge of
the Bible study.
Friday evening Beatrice Young, Betty
Lutz, Pauline Shkrabuik, Clayton Steel,
John 1V7^Taggart; Frank Bissett and Jane
Ladd went to the Clinton arena where they
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G8K REALTY
& INSURANCE INC
Located in Standard Trust Bldg.
21 East Street, Goderich, Ontario
PHONE 524-2118
Clare Sager • Broker Jim Bearss Robert Thomas C.R.A. Salesman
Res. 524-8995 Agriculture Sales Representative Ph. 524-2118
Ph. 524.2118
NEW LISTINGS COMMERCIAL
REDUCED - MUST SELL - 3 BEDROOM
HOME in hospital area. Priced in -the low
30's. G92
-EXECUTIVE 4. BEDRQ.QM..2.-storey- home
with '/z acre treed lot. Two car garage,
fenced yard, 3 baths; living room, dining
room, main floor family room with patio
doors to 15 x 35; deck. Main floor
laundry, .2. fireplaces, concrete drive,
large country kitchen. Many extras.
Exclusive. C16
3 BEDROOM RANCH - all brick., 1 car
garage. Close to town, living room,
dining room, kitchen, family room.
Priced in 60's. C15
FOR RENT
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - in town, 4
bedroom executive ranch overlooking
lake. Serious enquiries only. Call Clare.
68 SITE CAMPGROUND — East of
Goderich on Maitland River. 3,000 feet of
_river_ still _to develop. Detailed list of
property at listing office. WW9
1,000 SQ. F7.R OFFICE area
with 3 d a 3 bedroom
home. D i property at listing
office. G n G83
HAVE A LOOK AT ' THIS Profitable
grocery and variety store -restaurant and
gas bar. Excellent location. Well
established. Ex.
FARMS
10 ACRE HOBBY FARM north .. or
Goderich. Priced to sell at 356,500.00A
Try youroffer today. HB25 -
8.6 ACRE LOT with hydro service in Port
Albert area. H829
ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING - in this
modern 3 bedroom bungalow - all brick.
Priced at only 549,900 00 S16
SEVERAL DAIRY, OPERATIONS in
Oxford County J
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY -. homes
40,000 - 60,000 price range. We have
,customers for these homes now. if yoft
are thinking of selling, give us a call and
. possibly we can sell your home ler you.
iF YOU ARE THINKING of a new home,
we have many choice building lots to
choose from. Why not give us a 'call
today?
LET US SELL YOURS!
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SELLING - THINK G:K. REALTY eiti
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MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LIMITED
34 STANLEY STREET 524-2966 GODERICH
GODERICH AREA'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE CO.
239 HINCKS STREET
Beautiful well maintained family home
with 3 to 5 bedrooms. 1400 sq. ft. main
loyal cirPnlara inn-,j.�ohfinichort family
room. Asking 578,500. Call Pete Bettger at
524-2966.
AUBURN
Fully renovated 2 or 3 bedroom vinyl sided
thome. Nicely decorated throughout. New
plumbing and wiring. For information call
524-2966 or 4-7762 (Home).
,ON PAVED COUNTRY ROAD
6 miles from Clinton & Blyth, 12-' miles
from Goderich & Seaforth. ExceQllent 4
bedroom family home overlooking Blyth
Creek. For full particulars call Les at 524-
8451 (Home).
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X101 GLO'ICESTER TERRACE
Quality brick bungalow on 80 foot front lot
overlooking Maitland River Valley.
Spacious kitchen, Iivingroom plus 3
bedrooms. Gas heat. Call Brucei an 524=
2966 or 7762 (Home).
1-1 BRITANNIA ROAD
Very centrally located 3 bedroom family
home. New kitchen, roof and gas furnace.
Detached garage. Asking '52,900. To
inspect call Bruce Ryan 524-7762 (Home).
BAYFIELD AREA
Drastically reduced for quick sale. 4 year
old brick at Snowden Acres. 3 bedroom
"with balcony off master. Fireplace, pine
cupboards plus finished family room. Call
524-2966 for details.
=Keen Thompson 524-7514
Jim Bisset 524-2431
Mac Bell 524-815Q
Dianne Alexander 565-2513
(Qayfield)-
Maurice Gardiner
Pete Bettger
Les Wiliems
Bruce Ryan
John Talbot
524-6031
524-2865
524-8451
524-776-2
524-2520
en oyletl o ore teatflre of hied eyr First ort
th%+ lee %Eo the Aa!r ,A' t when thea Clinton
a foo ells its boys fedi VV4Iiaiw; doth
teanaa la ed an t>l3,ta er P
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is Ql, It 0 9 i1 ,t as re as hear a ,
bod ►,they'are atltastic iittle.skaters, mild
no doubt the_promise of a future league. -
Then the Clinton Junior C's matcch'up with
the Hanover team. Here too, the fellows are
fast and good skaters and gave an action -
packed show of hockey. There was the occa-
sional snarl-up, and penalties given when
necessary, but the overall game was clean.
A con le of times the teams, were tied, and
while the crowd hooted and cheered for Clin-
ton, the Hanover boys took it all with a final
score of 7.6.
Uuroliview welcomes the following new
'residents:. Mrs. Mary Jane Pollock 'from
Goderich, Mr. Ernest Ellwoodrof-Gi• ton,
Mrs. 'Lulu Kerr from Brussels and rs.
Marjorie Buchanan of Wingham..
To the families of the late Miss Gr to
Laramie and Mr. Alfred Kennedy, sincere
sympathy, is extended.
Real Estate Lt .
Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338
HOMES
BLYTH: 1 Y2 floor home, large lot, heated
garage and workshop, reduced to sell.
BLYTH: Very neat 2'bedroom bungalow in
quiet area.'Perfect for retirement.
COMMERCIAL
GROCERY STORE: Business showing
excellent return. Includes a good 3 bedroom
apartment.
,FARMS & ACREAGE
75 ACRES: 'Hullett Townsfgp, horn for 600
hogs, good house. F.C.C. mortgage.
150 ACRES: Near Auburn, 2 floor brick
home, 100 acres workoble.
10 ACRES: Retreat property, Colborne
Township, 2000 sq. ft horse. Very scenic.
80 ACRES: ! OlkiOand, 75 workable, all
drained.
4 ACRES: Morris Township. 2 floor home,
electric heat. Lot nicely treed.
4.2 ACRES: Exceptionally good 3 bedroom
home. Auburn area. Priced very
reasonable.
FARROWING OPERATION on HWY. NO. 4
near Clinton. "72 sow capacity, good home,
priced right.
3 ACRES: Wooded lot, Villa6e of Bayfield,
zoned residential.
ROYAL LEPAGE
Fa
R.R. No. 6 GODERICH
Country home:loss than 5 minutes from
the golf course. this 2 acre estate is
beautifully finished inside and' out.
Open space is the theme of this house,
with a large country kitchen and main
floor laundry room.
"IT'S BIGGER THAN YOU THINK"
For breakfast on the patio or formal
dining, this small -family home, neer the
Square. is tastefully decorated and
features a large country kitchen and
main floor family room with sliding
glass doors to a large privacy -fenced
backyard. For more information call:
RANDY MILLAR
GODERICH 524-7950
W.J. HUGHES
RE-ALT-Y-
30
SE-Ai T-
30 Kingston St. Goderich
524-7373 524-8100 -
rHAPPY FAMILY COMFORT
Fireplace, mainfloor familyroom, eat -in
kitchen, patio doors, gas heat, large
Jot.._gc„ad_..residenTial.__c_+rea. Call _Rita
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Allen 524-8480.
INCOMPARABLE VALUE
Starter or retirement, 11/4 storey,
convenient location, 3 bedrooms,
diningroom, full basement, new gas
furnace, exceptional lot. Should be
seen. Call Norma Taylor 524-8192.
NEEDS YOUR TALENT
Two storey home, central location, 4
bedrooms; 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, large
lot. CaII Ebb Ross 524-8786.
HOME WITH EXTRA LOT
Well maintained, large family kitchen,
familyroom. Owner relocating. In 5O's.
Open for offers. Call Rita Allen 524-
8480.
BRiCK DUPLEX
Be the landlord. 2 6. 3 bedroom units,
electric heat, insulated, fully rented.
Have help with your mortgage
payments. Priced in 30's. Call Norma
Taylor 524-8192.
18 ACRES
Goderich Twp. Mixed bush. '29,500.
THINKING OF SELLING?
We have buyers for homes close to and
in Goderich. We will inspect your
property and give you a free verbal
opinion of value of your home.
Rita Allen
Ebb !loss
dsarb Shewfelt
Norma Taylor
524-8480
524-8786
524-9581
524-8192
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Winners in the Grade 7, 8 and 9 categoryof the Legion Branch 109's Remembrance Day
poen] essay and poster contest are, from left: Marty Rusello, 'second place essay; Paul
Steep, first place essay; Emma, Hollingsworth, second place poem. Erinn Mulhern, third
place poem; Shannon McNeil, second place poster; Mike Duckworth, first place, poster and
second at zone level. Absent were Tracey Renon, third place essay and Lisa Scott, first
place poem. (Branch 109 photo)
Winners in the Grade 4, 5 and 6 category of ,the Legion Branch 109's Remembrance Day
poem, essay and poster contest were, from left: Kathy Jo` Wagl+er, first place poem; Angie
James, second place poem; Jackie Allen, third place poem; Michelle Moore, first place
poster at both branch and zone level; `.Vicki Glousher, second place poster; and Sherri
Leeson, third place poster. (Branch 109 photo)
Students. visit orchard
September Students of the Month, at St.
-Mary's School, were: Pat Donnelly, Cristol
Sleightholm, Joshua Little, Tammy Leddy,
Julie Moerbeek, April Traynor, Brian Cor-
riveau and Greg DeWinter.
Kindergarten, Grade 1, and 2-3 went to
Lassalines apple orchard.
In Soccer, Junior girls won the Huron -
Perth Championship and Senior Girls finish-
• ed fourth.
Our October Students.of the Month were:
Lisa 1;tarvey, Mareia.Sal><ill, Tammy Jiegris;
Jay Pontes, Wes' Brennan, Jackie A11in,
Steven Lassaline and Martin Papple.
Grade Kindergarten, 1, and 2-3 went to
Evans pumpkin patch to choose their own'
pumpkin.
In cross-country, Huron -Perth finals; four
of the teams from St. Mary's won pennants.
Residential
Farms
Business
Resort Property
EAST SiTREET
Commercially zoned for boutique,
retail store or business offices. New.
kitchen, new furnace, new wiring.
Listed at '29,500.00. Please call JACK
CUMMINGS, 524-9624. No. 508
GREAT POTENTIAL
npur fnr
display area, warehouse,, storage area.
Cambria Road. Only '39,900.00. Call
BILL CLIPFORD 524-9090. No. 507
-•REDUCEDrl L
One of the nicest older homes, 41 Elgin
Ave. W. Old fashioned verandah,
cheery fireplace in large living room.
Call EN10 BELL 524-8191 for new price
and showing. No. 514
WALK TO WORK
Mrs.-Johridoii's kindergarten" class went
to Maitland . Manor dressed in their
hallowe'en costumes.
November Students of the Month were:
Adam Watson, Tyson Miller, Mary Anne
Doherty, Greg KUran, Julie Fontes; Danny
Groen, Jean Paul Cauchi and Janet Sher -
raft.
Robert Priest, a Canadian Poet visited
grade 7 and 8. '
December Students of the Month were:
John Brennan,-=FJocely itre4ai i;Billy
Crowley, P.' Pheng, Pefiez ' lernigveski,
Stephanie Thorns' on and Erin Mulhern.
The school Christmas concert was en
joyed by all. Special thanks to Mrs. Nancy
Parks, music teacher, and volunteer pianist -
Mrs. Darnborough:
OntUF
ALL POINTS REALTY INC.
53 Stanley Street, Goderich Ph. 524-2111
ROOMY BUNGALOW
Suncoast Drive - 3 bedrooms, basement
waiting for .your touch. Affordable 'at
'59.900.
TREAT YOURSELF '
To a look inside this older home in west
end. You'll be surprised. Pleasantly!
Only '44,900.
BLUEWATER BE CH
Room to move In this spacious 4
bedroom home with main floor family.
room and laundry room. Asking `59,000.
RETIREMENT LIVING?
3 'bedroom modular home a Meneset.
Affordably priced at '29,.'x00- Can't be
replaced or 135,000.
DOMINIC BRADLEY 482-7841