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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-12-28, Page 1611. PAGE 16 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1978 lljlllpllllliUllhlllllpllllllhllllllllliil umulilOulflmmillilln mumminlillllllhlllllglB S3 west St. 524-8951 v Industrial �� '� i r1i -HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD MEMBER iiMODERN 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT for RENT: I Contact Mrs. Bell 524-8951 or 524-8191 for details. • VIEW OUR 1979 SPECIALS: - El ▪ IDEAL Home with many PLUSES, including looks'apd ▪ location. 2 bedroom red brick bungalow with dining room - cute and cozy. Call David 524-8953 to view. Asking 547,000. No. 78-1004. ▪ I▪ t's the WRONG TIME of year to go swimming, but in E. June, you could sure use the 16',/x 32' pool at this lovely El 3 bedroom brick bungalow. Sensibly priced at 552,000. ▪ Call David 524-8951. No. 78-840: BETTER THAN NEW this 3 bedroom with separate dining room Brick has the space & comfort of an older home but minimal upkeep. A great buy at $45,500. Call David 524-8951. No. 78-899. E▪ A GOOD BUSINESS income from a profitable variety store in a nice location. Reasonable price. Call David 524-8951. E NEWER 5 bedroom home with a beautiful fireplace, _and Toads of room for every activity a busy family E could enjoy. 558,500. Call Mrs. Bell 524-8951 or 524-8191. =LARGE GARAGE -WORKSHOP and a neat 3 bedroom _home. Priced at 535,162.95. Call Mrs. Bell 524-8951 or _524-8191 to view. 74 CALL 524-8951 OR 524-8191 EVENINGS ffluniIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111i1111iIIIIIIllilllillllllllllllllllillillill1111umi1I1111illllllllllilllllma• MORTGAGE L the SAFEWAY! LOW INTEREST RATES ON 15TS; 2NDS, 3RDS -residential, commercial, apartments -farms, industrial -purchases, refinancing -home additions or improvements -debt consolidation, interim financing on new construction or land development SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. HANOVER 504 10th St. (519) 364-3121 Evenings CaII Gord Page (519) 881-0101 Kitchener Office: (519) 579-4600 Port Elgin office (519) 832-2044 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH Only one curling team still un As the Industrial League breaks for the Christmas holiday only one team can claim the distinction of being un- defeated. The Forester foursome of Ribey, Foster, Hawkins and Bogie chalked up their sixth consecutive victory as they downed the Champion Girls 18 to 2. The spirit of Christmas was apparent as the Foresters capitalized on many "gifts" in the early going and then turned into Scrooge in the later ends as they refused to share in the gift giving. Hardwork by Lois Oat - man and Michelle Morenz, topped off by a fine shot by Skip Sylvia Bolan, resulted in the only points for the `spirited' girls late in the game. The game of the week saw previously unbeaten Victoria and Grey drop a hard fought decision to Local 1863 by the misleading score of 8 to 3. Union skip Jack Kellough was outstanding throughout the critical confrontation. Kellough's value to his team was best demonstrated in the first end as Victoria and Grey sat with four rocks in the house with only one shot remaining for the union representatives. Kellough coolly drew to the four foot with his last MORTGAGE MONEY DON DENOMME *BEST RATES - *BEST TERMS *BEST SERVICE Call Don Collect anytime at 524-2747 ADVANCED REALTY FUNDING CORPORATION 150 Cambria Road N. Goderich shot to score one and give his. team the lift and confidence they needed to go on to an important win - V&G Skip Bruce Erskine was philosophical in defeat as he summed up his feelings this way. "We were tired of buying people drinks after each game anyway." Debbie and Del Jr. combined to lead the Mitchelmore Family to their fifth triumph of the season as they over- powered the luckless Victoria Teachers 11 to 4. Fine curling by Teachers Anne Bond and Ron Ritchie helped to keep the match close until the fifth end when the Mit- chelmore clan struck for four big points and a commanding lead which they protected for the remainder of the game. Phil Paquette shook off a hockey injury from' night before to provide the spark that motivated the Huron Health Unit to key victory over AM&G Hospital No. 1 Tearl2 by the score of 9 to 4. Phil's efforts were particularly noticeable in the crucial early ends when either team could have built up the momentum needed for success. Hospitalites Peter Bergin and Bill Duckworth had strong games in a losing cause. The G.D.C.I. Teachers recorded their fifth win in a row as they downed the Goderich Legion 13 to 3. The shorthanded Legion Colborne • from page 14 and black and white knitted pattern running through it. Phone 524- 2076. Mark your calendars now and get your newspapers ready for the Benmiller United Church Girls group collection on Saturday, January 13. Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter visited their family for the Christmas holiday on Sunday, December 17. They had Christmas with their son Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunter and family in. Stratford and on Christmas Day they were enjoying Christmas dinner with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family of Seaforth. �[ Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn's Christmas was smaller this year as some of their family live in B.C. Their daughter Maureen and family live there and son James and a daughter Janice was holidaying with them so at home for Christmas was their sonEarl, and son Steve and wife Bernie from London and a sister- in-law Zelma Reaburn from Toronto and her son Mr. and Mrs. R. Reaburn and daughter Jenny from Shipka. MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LIMITED 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH 524-2966 "CALL US TO WELCOME YOU HOME" DISTINCTIVE HOMES LIVE IN LUXURY: Executive class home in West end near lake. 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen and bathrooms. Fireplace plus im- maculate decor. Entertain with pride in this luxury home. Call now 524.2966. BRICK LASTS: A 2 storey home with 3 bedrooms plus commercial potential. Located on a large lot 81' x 132'. A better buy in brick with a full asking price of only $35,000. VIEW OF LAKE: Suncoast West. Inspect this modern, attractive 4 bedroom. Spacious living room, dining area plus attached garage, paved drive 8. large, private back yard area. An exceptional find. 524- 2966. NEW OWNER WANTED: $39,900 Nicely decorated 2 storey frame located on quiet street. 3 bedroom, large living room complete with built-in entertainment area. Available now. PRESTIGE FAMILY HOME: in West end location. If you're looking for brick, 4 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, formal dining room, fireplace in living room plus family room and economical hot water heating, inspect this fine family home. 524-2966 CLOSE TO SQUARE AND SCHOOLS: Picton Street west. 4 bedroom 1 ' a storey home with Jots of room for the larger family. Full asking price is under 535,000. HOUSE OF MANY EXTRAS: Unique angelstone and brick rk'ised ranch with detached garage, 4 bedrooms, 2-4 pc bathrooms plus TV room with Franklin, playroom and utility room. Must be seen. NOTHINGNEEDED: but family to see this attractive East Street 2 storey brick with eye appeal. Large bright rooms plus a fully finished family room. Priced to sell. PERSONAL TOUCH: Nelson St. 2 storey brick has been completely renovated and redecorated inside. Double living room plus new roof, furnace and 100 amp service. In- cludes 12' x 17' cedar deck. PRIME RESIDENTIAL AREA: 8 room Walnut Street home with the features you want. 4 good size bedrooms plus large family room 22' x 16'. Fenced -in yard with patio. MOST FOR YOUR MONEY: Nicely decorated 3 level back. split on Valerie Court. Popular location close- to all schools. 3 bedrooms. The perfect home for 1st time buyer with attractive 91. percent mortgage. Call 524.2966. CHARMING 2 STOREY BRICK: has formal dining room, fireplace and den. 4 bedrooms.. West end location close to the Square. Priced in the mid forties for fast sale. 3 MILES NORTH: at Sunset beach. Attractive 3 level split on well treed acre lot. Nearly new brick and aluminum home has fireplace and family room. Just 5 minute walk to beach'. V.L.A. 2 STOREY: Attractive 3 year old home. 4 bedrooms, spacious kitchen. 2 car attached garage. Nicely decorated and well maintained. V.L.A. 1 LEVEL BRICK: bungalow with large angelstone fireplace, spacious 1, acre lot. -Attached double car garage is fully insulated and heated. Full basement and den. FULLY WINTERIZED COT- TAGE: LOCATED at Coventry heights is suitable for year round living. Fully insulated, year round water. New storm windows. Oak cupboards., BLU E WATER' BEACH: overlooking "lake. Executive class home with many extras. 2 bedroom brick 1 level with Targe family. room and fireplace. Broadloomed throughout. MOBILE BUY OF THE YEAR: located on lot overlooking lake. Garden shed, sundeck, refrigerator and stove included. Full asking price only 512,900. 2 MILES SOUTH: Hobby farm, 10 acres plus 3 bedroom home with fully finished rec room. Small barn and some equipment included. ESTATE WITH A . �......: ... _PROPERTIES FREE BOOKLET A VAILABLE.AT GARDINER PICTORIAL LISTING OF OVER 200 FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: MAURICE GARDINER 524-6031 ARLEATA PATTERSON 521-4608 STEVE GARDINER 524-9985 PETE BETTGER 524-2865 BRUCE RYAN 524-7762 PETER NiacEWAN 524-9243 MARILYN flnCICCUSPEV 524-6995 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting enjoyed a Christmas family gathering at the home of a nephew Gordon Hess, Zurich on Sunday, December 17 and on Christmas Day their neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shields and Olive Shields joined them for Christmas dinner. We are pleased to report Mrs. Wm. Taman is slowly recuperating at her home after a fall on November 13 . When :000'(l�ill/%Illi) • • tan • • :,ti • 3 � • •• • threesome of Vic Powell, Bill "Duncan and Tom Eddy discovered how difficult it is to build an end against the sharp- shooting front three of the Teachers. Lead Del Almeida was especially good as he consistently began the end with perfectly placed lead rocks. After four ends, the G.D.C.I. Vikings and the Champion Sales Office were locked in close contest. For the Sales Office foursome, however, the roof fell in in the fifth end as the student -teacher Vikings collected five big points to take the lead. Helen Macdonald and Bill Hayward had - been going to vote, she fell and dislocated her shoulder. We regret several off our residents have been bereaved this past few weeks and the sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Rev. Leonard Warr of Meneset Park, the family of the late Marvin Durnin County Road No. 25, and relatives and friends of the late Marr Shaw Hwy. No. 21. outstanding for the Champion team in the early going but the young men of G.D.C.I. took control in the latter stages of the match. The May -December unit off Rob Cox and Dave Cloet led the Vikings. throughout the game as they made difficult shots time and time again. -Jim Bell stopped. talking about his new son long enough Thursday to put in one of his finest games of the season as he helped the Assessment Office ruin the Christmas spirit of the A.M.&G. Hospital No. 2 Team by beating them 11 to 1. Jane Klages, long recognized as the best curler in the Klages household, had a strong game for the unsuccessful Hospital team as did ' powerful sweeping Dawn West- brook. The Elementary Teachers are on a hot streak. Doug Yeo, Donald MacDonald, Marylu Taylor and Dianne Budnark all curled ex- pertly as they completely manhandled the Champion Office unit and claimed their second victory in a row 10 to 4. The. Champion men made a valiant effort to come back late'in the contest death but cool precise curling by skip Budnark stymied them three ends in a row. The Father -Son duo of Paul and Jim Bolan was impressive for the Champion quartet but the educators were just too sharp in this pre - Christmas shootout. I hope everyone in the Industrial League en- joyed a happy Christmas and remember curling begins again on January 4th, 1979. May your New Year be capped with joy in every direction. Thanks from us to you. SERVICE DOMINION HARDWARE 1 30 VICTORIA ST NORTH GODERICH 524 6581 1 J•••••••••••••••••••• 00000000•0•••••••00001110•0!" ° HAPPY NEW YEAR • :< " SWIFTS FROZEN GRADE AA $1.29 o 0 UTTER BALL TURKEYS • Ib. • • • • • : 0 CANADA PACKERS DEVON BACON 1 LB. VAC PACK ,I $ . 1 • 49 STORE PACK BREAKFAST �) SAUSAGE, Ib. • 39 BY THE PIECE BOLOGNA lb. 99'1 b Ib•. FULLY SKINED STORE CUT HAM STEAKS • 79 BRUCE PACKER KOLBASSA OURREG. PRICE `2.99 s, 99 Ib. I • • • MAPLE LEAF SOCKEYE • SALMON $1 • 7%OZ. 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