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"°untrY Gospel
LASSIRED
ANT ADS
Jestival
to be held
SUPER BUYS
MOBILES, MODULARS
MU$T 4R 1191/11 z $endix 14' x 70', aslrin .
017,000. �Ih►n late passesien, of>A•
own" ,P" `Il�, egy for you to move In:
DOUIBLIWIDE, OENDIX - Patio doors,
sundeck, excellent condition. Ile the
proud owner. '23,500.
MODULAR 23° x b5° - 2 baths, deluxe
home, famllyroorn, closed In sunroom,
workshop. Access to private beach.
Open for offers.
LAKEVIEW NORTHLANDER - '13,900.
Excellent view of sunsets, cedar deck,
Immediate possession.
RITA ALLEN 524-8480
W.J. HUGHES REALTY LTD.
GODERICH 524-8100 or 524-7373
AG NATIONAL
REALTY INC.
emir. F. rum
Broker us.11r
flokoolo
EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW
This 3 bedroom home Is situated on a
treed lot withinwalking distance of
Main St. In Bayfleld. Could be lust what
you are looking for. Over size living
room with fireplace and large family
room, are only two of the many
features. Can be rented for '425. mon-
thly on a 1 year lease.
CALL:
Doug Chubb 565-2594
to arrange appointment
Real Estate Ltd.
Clinton
Phone: 482.9371 Residence: 523-9338
HOM
AUBURN: 3-4 bedroom home in excellent
condition. Very well located.
BLYTH: 11/7 floor brick home, large lot,
heated garage and workshop, reduced to
sell.
CLINTON: 1 flIQsk�``4pedroom home, gas
heat. New roof711140Ynsulation.
HURON HAVEN: Immaculate, 1050 sq. ft.
3 bedrooms, electric heat. Deluxe home
priced reasonable for quick sale.
HURON HAVEN: 12' x 62' Mobile home in
good condition with paved drive, garden
shed, fenced lot well sheltered with trees.
Asking '16,900.00,
COMMERCIAL
RESTAURANT: Crediton on 2 acres. Seats
70.
CLINTON: 108 Ontario Street (Holiday
Home) 8 apartments. Ideal for Senior
Citizens, Nursing Home, Group Home or
rental investment. Must be sold to settle
estate.
FARMS & ACREAGE
11/2 ACRES: Auburn, 1 floor bungalow,
heated shop and garage, excellent
condition.
10 ACRES: Retreat property, Colborne
Township, 2000 sq, ft. home. Very scenic
31/7 ACRES: Morris Township. Frame home,
large barn, shed. Property well fenced.
'35,000.00
200 ACRES: 190 workable. East Wawonosh,
hardwood bush, good barns. fieldstone
house.
2'/7 ACRES: Veal operation near Seaforth,
HWY. No. 8. capacity for 100 head. Four
bedroom home in immaculate condition.
46 ACRES: Near Varna, 25 cropland. 9
bush, large 2 family home and barn. drive
shed and workshop. Ideal for hobby or
business and/or livestock enterprises
40 ACRES: Highway farm, brick home.
frame barn,
130 ACRES: Near Auburn, 2 floor brick
home, 100 acres workable,
4 ACRES: Morris Township. 2 floor home.
electric heat. Lot nicely treed.
30 ACRES: Colborne Township, 43
workoble, 6 acre apple orchard. Prike
reduced.
30 ACRES: All wooded small cottage. near
Auburn.
100 ACRES: Highwoy farm good buildings
and fences.
'47..card of thanks
Corporation of the
TOWN OF GODERICH
REGISTRATION
NURSERY SCHOOL
For September, 1984
Tuesday, Aug. 286 1984
10 0.M.- 12 noon
At The
Godarich Municipal Day Nursery
376 Cambridge St.
SAGER • ORR
A special }honks to all our frienc s for organizing
our Stagg and Doe. Thanks to all who attended
and helped out In ony way. You hove made It a
memorable event and we are truly grateful.
Catherine and Neil.-34nx
COOPER
May we extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone
who expressed their sympathy in se many
tholaghtful ways during our recent bereavement
in the loss of a dear wife and mother, Amy
Cooper. Your kindnesses have meant much to
us. Special thanks to Doctors and staff, Intensive
care and second east Alexandra Hospital for
their care. -34x
HODGES
I would like to thank everyone for the cards, gifts
and visits while I was, a patient in Wingham
Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital, London; also
thanks to the Lucknow Doctors and nurses and
Doctors in London. All was greatly appreciated.
Ken Hodges. -34x
RAHBEK
Sincere thanks to our friends and neighbours for
their kind expressions of sympathy. Jacquie, Bill,
and Shawn Rahbek.-34
HUBER
We would like to express our sincere thanks to
Dr. Conway, Mrs. K. Blacker, first"e'ast staff, am-
bulance attendants and anyone else who was in-
volved with Connie's care during her recent il-
lness. Connie and her family. -34
DONNELLY
I want to thank my husband, family and friends
for all their visits, cards and flowers, while 1 was
a patient in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich. My
thanks to all the staff on third floor west. Special
thanks to Dr. Doorly, Dr. Conlon, Dr. Cauchi,
Father Loebach and Father Hardy. Velma
Donnelly. -34
THE DUNGANNON KINETTES
Thank everyone who made their C.F. Balloon
Days a success, especially the Agricultural Socie-
ty, Huronia Welding, Clinton Kinettes, Larry Park
Electric, Carolyn, Claire, Dwayne, Greg and
Mike. -34x
ARGYLE
I wish to thank all who worked to make my 18
days in Goderich Hospital as comfortable as
possible. Special thanks to God for the skill of
Drs. Watts, Conway, Hollingworth, and others.
The staff and nurses on 2nd East were truly kind.
A special thanks to the nurse who tucked me into
o hot blanket when I was so very cold. To my
family, Rev. Wood, and friends, many thanks for
prayers, good wishes, flowers, gifts and cords.
Your kindness will long be remembered. God
bless you all. Sincerely Edith Argyle. -34
VERBEEK
I would like to express' my thanks for the lovely
shower of gifts given to me in the Auburn Chur-
ch. I received many lovely, useful gifts. A special
thanks to those who planned the shower. Sherry
Verbeek.-34x
PEARSON
We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all our
friends and relatives for their cards of sympathy,
their floral tri6`utes and charitable donations,
shown during the recent loss of a dear husband
and father Wayne. Special thanks to our wonder-
ful neighbours for their kindness and help so
badly needed at this time. An extra special thank
/ou to Guy and Ruth Kelly who unselfishly gave
us their strength to help us carry. on. May God
bless you for your love. Bonnie, Scott and Robbie
Pearson.-- 34x
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
1967 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 4 door, hardtop,
p.s., p.b., radio, electric windows and seat. Body
in good shape. 51500.00 or best offer as is. Can
be seen ot 106 Nelson St. East. -34
FOR RENT - House and two barns on Highway No.
8 near Dublin. Ont. References required. Phone
524-7528 after 7 p.m. 34
LIVE IN babysitter to core for three children.
Phone 529.7040 ask for Terry. --34,35
MARK THIS DATE Saturday. October 27th. The
Rotary Club of Goderich Annual Charity Ball held
fit Goderich Township Hall. This area's premier
social event. Great sit down dinner followed by
dancing to music by the Royalaires. Get your par•
ty together now. Contact any Rotarian for tickets
or phone 5249918 or 524.8487.--34,35.36
MAPLE
GROVE
LODGE
45 Nelson Street East
COMPLETED NEW
ADDITION
Ready for Occupancy
By September 1, 1984
FEATURES:
• Private & Semi Private Rooms
• Fully Carpeted
• Four Piece Bath
• Elevator Service
• Excellent Home Cooked Meals
• Elegant Private Dining Room
• 24 Hour Supervision
EASONABLE
RATES
For more information
please contact:
MRS. ALICE HUYCK
524.8610
4111111111.1.
The Stratford Festival mowed, today
that Clarence Fountain and the Five Blind
Boys of Alabama and Montreal's Jubilation
Gospel Choir will be the two featured acts of
the Gospel Festival, fourth and final concert
of this season's Festival, Slimmer Concert
scheduled for Monday, Aug. 27, 8 p.m. in t
Festival Theatre.
Clarence Fountain and the Five Bli d
Boys of Alabama have been an endurin
force in the world of gospel music for 45
years. Featuring Clarence Fountain, the
group first met as students at Talladega Col-
lege, Their professional career began at the
Annual Gospel Convention held at Legion
Field in Birmingham, Alabama before an
audience of more than 43,000. Later, they
became the first gospel group to appear at
the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem,
New York City.
The Jubilation Gospel Choir, directed by
Trevor W. Payne, is a 60 -member group
considered to be one of the most versatile
choral groups in Canada today. A recent
feature article in Macleans Magazine
described the Choir's effect on audiences.
"From the moment the choir enters from
the backof concert halls, swaying
rhythmically down the aisle and singing its
standard Highway To Heaven, it invariably
brings audiences to their feet."
Founded in 1974 by Trevor Payne and
Daisy Sweeney (sister of jazz great Oscar
Peterson), the Jubilation Gospel Choir
originally was known as the Montreal Black
Community Youth Choir. Based in Mon-
treal's Union Church, it adopted its new
name in 1982, the same year Union Church
celebrated its 75th anniversary in Montreal.
Choir director Trevor W. Payne is a
former rock musician who fronted his own
group (Trevor Payne and the Triangle) in
the late 1960s and later was a me��ber of
Mashmakan, a popular Mairea�'"g up of
the early 1970s. Today, in addition to
1.eading the Jubilation Gospel Choir, he
heads the music department of John Abbott
College in Montreal.
The mandate of the Jubilation Gospel
Choir is to explore the -long and rich heritage
of Black culture as expressed through
gospel music. The choir comes to Stratford
after 'its' triumphant engagement as the
opening act for the fifth Montreal interna-
tional Jazz Festival.
Other Festival concerts this summer in-
clude the Preservation Hall Jazz Band ( July
23); The Nylons (July 30); and Oscar Peter-
son (August 13). All concerts take place in
the Festival Theatre, beginning at 8 p.m.
A.A. get-
together held
in Clinton
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J.M. CUTT LIMITED•
RED & WHITE FOODMASTER
91 VICTORIA STREET
GODERICH
OPEN NOAY
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BRINK 250 G.
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KRAFT 250 G.
MARSHMALLOWS
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BONELESS SHOULDER
POT ROASTS
$395/KG
$1 79/LB.
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BLADE STEAKS s i 59 • /LB
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RIB STEAKS $1 . ,LB
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GROUND BEEF $37.3/KG.
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STORE SLICED
COOKED HAM $549/KG.
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DEVON 500 G.
BACON $
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PEAMEAL $599
BACK BAC • /KG.
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NEW ZEALAND FROZEN
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LAMB CHOPS $2.1 /LB.
SCHNEIDER'S 1 KG.
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BURGERS 5.9
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MAC & CHEESE - PICKLE 71
DUTCH, LUNCHEON LOAVES �. /LB.
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SAUSAGE �. /LB.
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PRODUCE OF ONTARIO
NO. 1 GRADE
GREEN 3 FOR $1 •
CABBAGE
PRODUCE OF ONTARIO
NO. 1 GRADE
WASHED 2 LB. BAG 594
CARRO S
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PRODUCE OF ONTARIO
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COO LNG ONIONS 494
PRODUCE OF USA
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE $196 ,KG
NECTARINES 894/LB.
PRODUCE OF USA
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE $' 30,KG•2,
SPANISH ONIONS 594,LB
CLINTON - The Ninth Annual Central
PRODUCE OF ONTARIO NO
West District No. 3 One -Day -Roundup of
Alcoholics Anonymous was.held August 19
at Central Huron Secondary School. ,
The get-together- was attended by
approximately 200 people, who listened to
self -admitted Alcoholics. ( Alcoholics
Anonymous. members ), spouses of
alcoholics (Al -Anon) members, and
children of alcoholics (Alateen members)
share the recovery program which has
allowed 2,000,000 alcoholics and their
families in 114 countries around the world
live a normal life in spite of the illness ot
alcoholism.
The speakers came from Toronto, St.
Catharines, London and St. Thomas to share
with their friends the story of their personal
"recovery" from the horrible "family"
illness of alcoholism.
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The .Builders guY!-
Sh�P Where
Building Centre Values
DECOR AID LATEX STAIN
Walnut, Cedar. Redwood
r5/8x6 T&G "Vee Joint"
Clear Cedar 889C'Iin. Its
Select Tight Knot Cedar 650 lin. 11.
Pine 44c lin. ft.
Pine 's IeverS:ble wrcenire vee
Random lengths for panelling or siding
An Inexpensive Stain for Fencing,
Siding, Outdoor Furniture
DASHWOOD �.
PATIO DOORS i
WITH REVOLUTIONARY SUPERGLASS
(LOW -E SUNGLASI
6 0 Mdlen,um Pato Door
Retail 1137900 t ,
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Moffatt & Powell Price S9 1995
IN ADDITION YOU WILL RECEIVE A
110000 INTRODUCTORY REBATE i/
FROM DASHW0001
42°h Better Than Conventional
Glazing t i
Cooler
Summers
Warmer Winters OASHW000
Reduced Fadmq INDUSTRIES UMiTED
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116 5 16 41'Ihn tt 2x10. B 20 '137/Iat It
2o4 8' 20' 42'ilm It 2112 8 20 1t 7711tn 1t
2,6 8 20 78'','Ihn 11 4,4. 8' 20 B8'Am It
218 B 20' 't 10111n 11
Stock only We still have a good stock to choose from in a good quality
1 x12 ROUGH PINE
1000 lin ft or over s41 5., MEM
Lesser Cuantities 45C lin. ft.
Random Lengths - Good (Duality ,
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OUTDOOR WOOD
2x6
2s8
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There is still time to enioy that deck or fenced•in yard this summer
36'/2' per lin. ft.
551/7` per lin. ft.
751/2' per lin. ft.
791/2' per lin. ft.
311/7' per lin. It.
G.e„saes T,m,ed l,.mtmr
PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SEPT. 1, 1984
2x4x8' ECONOMY SPRUCE
Ideal for those
odd lobs
around the
home and
farm
7 Yards To Serve You
GODERICH, EXETER, MITCHELL, LONDON,
STRATHROV, WATFORD, TILLSONSURO