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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-11, Page 15bJ PAGE 14 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1979 TOWN AND COUNTRY CLASSIFIEDS Dungannon Doings... 21. Personal 28. Engagements WHEELCHAIRS -WALKERS The Humanitarian Service Committee of the Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodge have equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or Fred Fritzley, 524- 7217.-40eowar It McCULLOCH-HANLY is with pleasure that Bill and Jean Hanly announce the marriage of their elder daughter, Marnie Lynn to Brian Henry McCulloch, sun of -Mr. and Mrs, Jack McCulloch, Ballyboughal, County Dublin, Ireland. The wedding will take place at North Street United Church on November 3, 1979.-41x , 22. Lost and found LOST - Music book with pink cover, vicinity of fountain near Max Cutt's Store. Reward. Please leave at Cutt's Store or phone 524-9143 mealtimes. -38-41 23. Miscellaneous CEDAR BROOK RETIREMENT LODGE semi private ac- commodation available for Ladies and Gentlemen. Reasonable rates, excellent homecooked meals, ser- vices. Good central Port Elgin location. CaII 1-832- 2962.-37tf 24. Business opportunities MAKE MONEY in your spare time. Learn income tax preparation. For free brochure, no obligation, write U & R Tax Schools, 118 Roxborough Drive, Toronto, OntarioM4W 1X4.-41b.c. , 25. To give away TO GIVE AWAY - 13 week old Beagle and Blue Tick, good with children. 524- 9172.-41.43nc TO GIVE AWAY. •- Male Husky and Shepherd dog, good watchdog, well trained, one year old, country home preferred. Phone 524- 9239.-41 TO GIVEAWAY - 2 German Shepherd puppies, age 6' weeks,.1 male, 1 female. Also 1 six month white male pup, Shepherd -Husky. Call 524- 8668.---41 26. Births GRIGG Allison and Jonathan are pleased to announce the birth of their new baby brother, Vernon Russell on September 29, 1979. Proud parents are Murray and Cheryl,Grigg. McINTOSH Malcolm and Pat are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Melissa Anne, 6 Ib. 7 oz. on October 3, 1979 at Victoria Hospital, London. A sister for Jennifer. 7. Real estate for sale 30. In memoriam HARTMAN In loving memory of Evelyn Hartman, who passed away three years ago, October 8, 1976."' As sorrow comes as sorrow must, All that can help us is time and trust; Tinie the great healer of grief and sorrow, Trust is the way to a brighter tomorrow. - Sadly missed and loved by daughter Tena, son-in•Iaw Murray, sisters Mildred and Phillis, grandchildren, friends and relatives. -41x MABON In loving memory of Brian Mahon, who passed away October 9, 1973, in his 23rd year. It is not only now in October That our thoughts are filled with you, For the loss of your presence Is still greatly felt on`a day to day basis too. It does seem almost like yesterday That your life came" -to a close There will he a part of us missing For how long no one really knows. You know we will never forget you We' know you will always be near, You'll still be protecting us from above ' And that 'thought ' we'll always hold dear. - Always remembered and very sadly missed by.Mom, Dad and all the family, also Linda your sister and friend Robin, B.C.-41 SPARKS In .loving memory of. Ross Sparks, who passed away October, 12, 1975. To live in the hearts of those we leave behind - Is not to die - 31. Card of thanks GARDNER The family of the late Margaret Gardner would like to thank Doctors Walker, Thorn sun, Hollingworth and Lambert; the V.O.N. nurses, as well as the staff on the first and second flours of the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital for their care and -kindness during her recent illness. A sincere appreciation also to our neighbors, friends and relatives for their cards, flowers, visits and tokens of love and concern. To Miss Clare McGowan and the local clergy for then• visits and prayers with special thanks to Rev. J. 1): M. Wood and Rev. R. McCallum fur their comforting messages: and finally to the ladies of North Street United Church for a delicious lunch and to Stiles Funeral Hume.-41ar • Ilei,• the wealiic•r station. Mrs. Fink let us sit in the Lear jet and look in the cock- pit. She put our hands on the Xerox and a picture of our hands came out. John let us see the Chipmunk plane at the. paint shop. We saw two weather balloons up in the sky." Grade 1 cooked pumpkin and helped Mrs. Wilson make pumpkin pies which they enjoyed for lunch on Friday, along with hot dogs. Mrs. Cameron's Grtide 1 and 2 class enjoyed a smorgasbord lunch on Friday of fruits nd vegetables they had brought. SOCCER On October 5, a Soccer Tournament between schools was held in Goderich in which Brookside teams par- ticipated. The junior teams played at Victoria School, the senior girls at Robertson School, and the senior boys at the Agricultural Park. Although Brookside did not win any pennants, they had a lot of fun and enjoyed the day. WI The October meeting of Dungannon WI was held Thursday evening, October 4, at the home of Mrs. Elmer Black. Seventeen members and four visitors attended. All were welcomed by the president, Mrs. Geo. Errington. Mrs. Gordon Finnigan was pianist. Mrs. Harry Girvin, secretary -treasurer gave her report. Mrs. Graham McNee explained how part of the money from the Ploughing Match is to be used for the Family Services program. Plans were made to ,take a program to necrest Nursing Home in Lucknow for their Birthday Party Tuesday, October 23. Mrs. Cecil Blake reported for the Dungannon Area Cancer canvass and thanked the volunteer workers. Two hundred and ninety-three dollars was given to the Lucknow Branch and this is a $20 increase over last year's gifts. Thanks to all who worked or gave for this worthy cause. The theme of the meeting was Resolutions and Mrs. Warren Zinn, convener, introduced her' guest speaker, George Brophey, a lawyer, from Lucknow. He explained the Family Law Reform Act and Wills. Mrs. Zinn fittingly thanked the speaker, and Mrs. G. Errington gave courtesy remarks. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. W. Zinn and Mrs. H. McWhinney assisted. by Mrs. E. Black. Hurricane David victims need .your help Still reeling from Hurricane David's ferocious assault on their island Wednesday, August 29, Dominicans are today attempting to salvage the remnants of one of the worst disasters to hit the region this century. The hurricane which left some 60,000 homeless (out of a populartion of 80,000), several hundred critically injured and 60 dead, has done grave damage to 95 percent of the cash crops. Bananas, citrus fruits and coconuts were wiped out when Hurricane David unleashed its wrath. Electricity, drinking water and com- 7. Real estate for sale • HOUSE PLANS DRAWN - residential design • architectural drafting . project management free estimates - no obligation SCHAEFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN LISTOWEL 291-1449 REAL munications will - take months to he restored on this 298 square mile island. With 90 percent of the schools damaged, it will he another six months before students are able to return to school. Roads and health centres have been destroyed. Ninety-five percent of the forests are gone and there has been Dominica Relief. severe erosion of top soil. The massive recon- struction that is needed will cost more than $4 billion. Since initial recon- struction will take at least two years, the committee is pledging all funds raised to a specific project in Dominica. A proposal is being prepared from the island and will be announced shortly. The immediate need is for building supplies, engineers and money. Donations are being accepted at any char- tered bank in Ontario. Specify Hurricane David The Dominica Hurricane Relief Com- mittee is urging -`all concerned popple to assist the victims of this disaster. So far, the committee has channeled over $16,000 through the Canadian Red Cross sr III Immo . ESTATE i IST Ilk All Realty Limited Member Of The Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service Real Estate --General Insurance - Property Management 10 THE SQUARE. GODEIitICH CHOICE BUSINESS LOCATION Steps to the square. Over 50 feet of store frontage with over 5000 sq. ft. of choice retail area. Easily divided into two or three stores. INDUSTRIAL SITE Aoproklmately 6 acres on edge of Clinton on a paved road. Zoned- in- dustrial; 524-2177 We will be -pleased to (Ater' free expert advice on buying, selling or mortgage arrangements. MI;MItF;i1 Ilt'Itr)N 11E:U. F;`'I',1'1'I; Hi ).s11i) SLINCOAST'DRIVE WEST The attractive pillared entrance to this 3 bedroom home, along with the patio doors in the dining room leading to the cedar sun deck and patio makes this,a home you can be proud to own. . It's close to .schools"too' Attached garage and full. basement for more room as desired. Owner has been transferred and offers this home at an attractive price for quick sale.. Love's greatest gift, Remembrance. - - Always remembered and sadly -missed . by his wife Irene. family ,Ju'ne. Ross and Mac, and gr'and- children.-41x (Fr1l't: 56 EAST ST. 1�oUFatlrll THOM In. loving memory of our dear son, brother and father, Jim, who passed away suddenly October 18, 1974. Sadly missed along the way, Quietly remembered every day..._.. No longer in our lives to share But in our hearts you are., always there. -Sadly missed, lovingly remembered by Mom and Dad, Audrey and Helen, Jack, Doug and girls. -41 SUNCOAST DRIVE WEST, Enjoy the prestige and convenience of this attractive new home by Sigfrido (Sig) Schulz. Nearing completion you can have early possession. Close to. schools and shopping. Paved street. Many obvious reasons, including price, for the careful buyer. BENMILLER Choice Residential property;. on ap- prox. one acre. Up -dated 11/2 storey 3 bedroom house. New drilled well. Excellent combination work shop and garage. A beautiful place to live. FURNITURE NOW INCLUDED This 11/2 storey, 3 bedroom home in good condition is now offered with adequate fur- niture & drapes included at no price increase. Across from Country Market in desirable area of Vanastra, backs on park, near Recreation Centre. Excellent school. Ready for immediate occupancy. Priced upper '20's. 3 bedroom frame home with.colorlock siding about 3.5 miles north of Auburn. About one acre for a large garden. Drilled well, oil forced air heating. Low taxes. Near the Maitland River. LOW COST IMMEDIATE POSSESSION This very attractive mobile home is in Meneset Park on the Airport. Road. Location is superb. Mostly furnished. Low lot rental, Includes cedar deck, washer and dryer. Excellent starter\ or retirement home. Price reduced too. 1t1YTH A nice 1. bedroom home with a detached double garage suitable tor a •small =business. New main floor family roost Dual heating systems electric and forced air Well treed lot. low taxes, F-xcellent family home for less than ,1x,000. A nice place to live. 396-2061 UTTON 7. Real estate for sale 13 acres with your own private lake in Goderich area. Property to be sold subject to.severan- ce. Otherwise total property of 28 acres will be' sold which includes house and barn. • 200 acre dairy farm. This family enterprise has 2 full sets of buildings. Cows and quota available. 80 Acres Bush GODERICH-TOWNSHIF. W. J. Hughes REALTY LTD. Rita Allen 524.9131 Res. 524=8480 JUST LISTED Attractive well maintained older 2 storey, 3 bedroom home on quiet street featuring eat, -in kitchen, large dining room, living room, 1'/, baths and a small room which can be used as an office or work room. Ideal starter home for young couple. Priced below '40,000. Indoor or outdoor One room or every room • 70 acres of level land on Highway21 North of Kincardine. Make an of. for on that. NILE - 3/ acres with charming 2 storey 3 bedroom house. Many features Include formal dining room, living room, family room, 2 baths. Woodwork In house in like -new' con- dition. 18 x 36 barn-mattfre trees, fruit trees and grape vines -spring creek at the back of property. Ownerhas moved and muds sell. Contact:: Mel Mathers Wingham 357.3208 tepresenting LLOYD W. HUT'TON REAL ESTATEIILTD. Brokor,Kincardlno FOR ALL YOUR LIGHTING NEEDS If we haven't got It In stock ...check odv catalogues EAST STREET Lovely home close to The Square. Priced for immediate sale. MOBILE WITH GARAGE This is an excellent buy. A.3 bedroom mobile - large living room, dining area and separate very modern kitchen. Extras - 24 ft. by 16 ft. vertical aluminum garage, room for a truck and work bench, lift door. Lot 60' x 80 approx. Just east of Seaforth. Priced below '15,000. STONE HOUSE - HULLETT TOWNSHIP 6.4 acres on Hwy. 8, Twp. of Hullett, nice distance from highway. Lovely original solid stone house, barn. Well landscaped and fruit trees. Renovated to original condition. Let us show you this one. LARGE FAMILY? This older 21/2 storey, 4 bedroom brick home on a Targe double lot features an eat -in kitchen with new cupboards, separate dining room, finished family room in basement and a games room in the attic, 2 baths. Original woodwork. Nicely landscaped. Priced in the '60's. THESE ARF ONLY A SAMPLE: (11 ('l'I. 11,\N1" f:X1'LI'SIVI \N1) MUi.•1'iPl,E LISTINGS. CA 1.I.. US "I11I) \1' '1 n j)iS('I!SS 1'ril'R RI..AL ESTATE NEEDS. For l'i' t.-sjinull Realty Service ALL POINTS at 524-6656 CLINTON This 4 bedroom ), storey house is on"a deep lot located near the arena, It is an excellent starter home in Clinton low taxes and offered for less than 530,000, COTTAGE SPECIAL A showplace with . spacious land scaped grounds. Furnished 3 bedroom cottage ; with electric heating. Detached garage. Access to good beach at Huron Sands. LOWER FORTIES' Income property. Lower apartment 3 bedroom. Upper two bedroom. Close to the Square. CLINTON Good business location with a small store and 2 bedroom apartment up- stairs. Price just reduced for quick sale. FARMS SUNCOAST DRIVE WEST A vA,ry-distinctive home being built by Sigfrido (Sig) Schulz is nearly com- pleted for early possession. This 3 bedroom bungalow with attached garage also features good insulation, low cost maintenance and a full Buyingor.selling? Call R. A, (Gus) basement for a family room and Chisholm, our farm representative„ additional bedroom if desired. for assistance. Residence 524-8554. Office 524-2177 - • SUNSET DRIVE Cozy 3 bedroom bungalow on a deep lot ideal for a large garden. Full basement. Paved drive. Close to sthools. Early possession. PIER LIGHTING STUDIO 30 North Street, Goderich, 524.2261 , ANNA MELSKI 524-2768 KEN THOMPSON 524-7514 CHARLIE BRUINSMA 524-9804 EDNA JEFFREY 482-9440 VIC FOX ftrvllton CAROL CHAPMAN 524-9663 GAYLE Mc CAUL 524-4175 RANNIE ARMSTRONG 524-9905 ALEX JEFFREY 4829440 523.952$ "Let us point you in the right direction" LOTS Serviced residential building lots on Suncoast Drive. Close to schools. Paved street We would be pleased to discuss your new home with you. HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL Several choice business locations in the growing Goderich area. 4 lane highway serviced lots adjacent to Suncoast Mall. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS Red brick 3 bedroom bungalow with' attached garage. Large lot. Double Many other M L S Listings available. front doors help make this a distinc Come in and see us today. Live home. Priced .below the mid - fifties. Please drop in and pick up your free Real Estate Booklet. We. have others for your consideration WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALES PEOPLE: BERT ALEXANDER, 245 Catherine St., Tel. 524.7836 JOHN BANTER, R.R. 2 Goderich, Tel. 524-8149 DON ABERHART, 84 Comox Cres., Tel. S24.7216 ROBERT A. (Gus) CHISHOLM 4 Suncoast Drive W. S24-8554 ED JE5SOP 182 Wilson St. S2 -7287