The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-27, Page 33when you give a hat and scarf set
from the wedge, it's a beautiful
way to express your ,warmest
wishes for a happy holiday. We
now have an exciting group of
hats, hat- and scarf sets, and
scarves are of easy -care acrylic
knits, in colours and designs you
can't resist. At your fashion ji
boutique...Hats from $6. Sets 7/
from $10. We gift wrap for men. i7
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Two life certificates
The November meeting of
Knox Church t fternoom
Auxiliary was held in the
church parlour Tuesday,
November 18. The meeting
opendd with the President,
Mrs. Clayton Edward giving
the Call to Worship.
Miss Lily McArthur
presented Mrs. James Horton
And Mrs, Flo MacDonald with
life membership certificates
from the Auxiliary in
recognition of faithful ser
Mrs. Robert McA,ilister
presented the devotion
exercises with the scripture
reading from Psalm 19, and,
an interesting short message
on "Our.Challenge" .
Mrs. Ron McCallum was in
charge of the topic for the
meeting with Mrs. G. G.
,MacEwan giving a report on
"What has happened in the
past' and "What is hap-
pening today". Work in India
was presented by Mrs. Robt.
Bisset; work in Africa was
presented by Mrs.. James
Horton and missionary work
M at home was given by Mrs. G.
Kaitting. Challenge of the
Future was presented by ,
Mrs. Ron McCallum.
"The future is as bright as
the Promises of God", was
t' the key message with several
ladies quoting passages from
Mthe Bible to illustrate God's
g promises.
Mrs. Lee JMcCallum ac-
corhpanied' by Mrs. Frank
Mills sang a solo "In Times
M Like These", in keeping with
Orders takers for framing now M the topic.
through Dec, 13 will be ready by After the closing hymn and Goderich United fans and players honored members of the
the holidays.
prayer the ladies enjoyed a B team Saturday night as Walter Gottschalk .accepted the
ti social half hour together.. most improved player trophy for Ken McPhee; Pete
That treasured portrait,,original'
painting, favoured+ print or aM
beautiful work of art deserves a
e frame that best reflects the
Mmood, colourings and proportions
of the picture., We have an en-
dless assortment of frame andg
,mat. colour combinations. Let uski
Massist you in the correct• selec-01
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38 ST. DAVID ST.
GODERICH
COUNTRY ESTATE
'PHONE 524-9531
UNUSUAL DESIGNED five bedroom home constructed of
natural fieldstone. Large Iiviing room, fieldstone'wall with
built in fireplace. Nice kitchen, 3 car attached garage.
Situated an 8 acres of. well treed land. Two ponds. Only 5
miles from Goderich. This is very valuable highway
property. .
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ONLY TWO MILES FROM GODERICH:
You can own this brick Split leirel three bedroom home, with bright living room., dining
room, finished rec. room, sun deck, two car attached garage, small barn and swimming
pool. Situated on two'acres Wand. Don't miss this outstanding opportunity, as the price is
right.
EXCELLENT VALUE:
Built in this split level three bedroom brick home. Offering practical kitchen, dining area,
pleasant living room; very attractive rec. room, located near schools. You'll be proud to
own this home. Phone for inspection and you will see why we urge you to buy this home.
ARE YOU ARE,YOU LOOKING AHEAD:
If so drop in and see the details and plans for this new home. Available by February 20th,
1976. This home could be the antidote'to your spring fever. •
THIS HOME COULD RE'DUPLEXED:
As it is a large residence situated on 3 Tots close to schools and downtown. A real good in-
vestment why: 'not get involved,today.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS:
Bennett St., Warren St., Lakeside Drive, also Port Albert, Lucknow, Clinton districts. Good
lots are not plentiful or are they getting any cheaper so buy now.
ACREAGE:
40 acres of cedar and tamerac trees, strong creek, 5 acres dear for good building site
Located near Wroxeter, asking $16,000.00
19 acres near Bayfield on Hwy. 21, good terms available asking 530,000.00
DAIRY FARM:
240 acres, 17Q workable. Good 8 room brick home. All modern equipment and, milking
parlor, and milk house. Located 8 miles soith of Goderich. As a farmer you know this is
where the money is.
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'WE ARE PLEASED TO HELP YOU ARRANGE YOUR .MORTGAGE
As high as 90 percent of the appraised value. Drop in and discuss your needs, in confidence
with any of our qualified sales staff.,
We need your listings for actidn in buying or selling after
hours Sundays - Holidays ,
PLEASE PHONE
B.R. Robinson
Res. 524-6905
John Schneiker
Res. 524-6055
Jo -an Sullen
Bayfield Rep.
RES: 565-2421
Bruce ,Ryan
Res. 524-7762
Maurice Gardiner
Res. 524-7302
Leah Kuehl
Clinton Rep.
Res. 482-7304
Office 482*'306
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Proceeds to
support
Childrens Aid
Christmas Fund.
Herlufsen accepted the most valuable player trophy on
behalf of Casey Wildgen; and Larry Donnelly was awarded
the trophy for the most sportsmanlike player. (staff photo)
Benefit Hockey Game
Detroit :Red Wing 01d Timers
VS
Signal-Star Paper Leafs
Goderich Arena
2:00 P.M.
Sunday, Dec. 7
4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ~4: REAL -ESTATE -FOR -SALE 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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—Appraisals
—Property
Management
—Investments
OFFICE
26 THE SQUAME
— Residential
— Farms
— Business
- Resort Properties
GODERICH
524-9097
Take the children to the
' country. 3 bedroom family
home located on 11/2 acres of
land and only 2 minutes from
town. -
Everything, goes. Estate sale.
Tremendous potential. Ideal
retirement 2 bedroom home.
Ultra -modern space -saving
kitchen, 2 baths and cozy den.
Excellent location - 244 Elgin
Ave. W. Here is a home you
°can afford. Many extras in-
cluded - stove, fridge, storage
shed, etc. Immediate
possession.
Name your own down
payment. Owner will carry
„ mortgage. You are invited to
inspect this stolid, brick home
located at 126 Trafalgar St.
Open for offers.
Investment or living place.
See this Trafalgar St. duplex
which has extra income. Five
bedrooms which could be
converted into another
apartment.
Lots of comfdrt and space in
this well maintained 4
bedroom home.. Features
country kitchen, spacious
living room and dining room.
119 Park Street.
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' 1 ..'Y Members Of Huron Real Estate' Board
LIST
WITH
Jack Cummings
524-9624
Bill Clifford
524-9090
Agnes --MacKinnon Charlie Tyndall
524.6336 524.7453
A BAIIEY
Real, Estate
82 Albert..Street
Phone: 482-9371
MASON BAILEY-
BROKER'MANAGER
JUST LISTED; 1/2 acre country
property just out of Clinton,
priced under $25,000, 11/2 storey
home. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms,
dining ana living 'room, oil
heating. Financi.ng can be
art tinged.
1`IN
Colonial -style brick. home in
Clinton, 8 rooms, 2 full baths, •5
bedrooms, dinirig and living
room, antique kitchen.
12 'storey brick school house on 1/2
acre land on the Walton Road
new oil furnace':
Financing'can••be.Aarranged+ on
this 2 storey kduplex in Clinton, 2
separate units, located uptown.
Masion-style, 2 storey brick home
on large corner lot in Clinton, 9
rooms, 4 bedrooms, new family
• room with fireplace.
Community Sales Barn in Huron
County equipped to handle R11
types of livestock, office and
kitchen equipment included.
2 storey color -lock home in -Blyth;
5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, swimming
pool, nice large lot.
25 acres near Dungannon : on
paved road, 112 storey brick
home, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms.,
dining and living room with
replace. Small barn on the
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•operty.
Country living, on 5.acres north of
Blyth, 11 storey brick home, 6
rooms, 11/2 baths, new oil furnace,
4 bedrooms, bar,' and drilled
well.
Under $25,000 will buy this
family -type home in Clinton, 8
rooms,. 4 'bedrooms, nice treed
lot, Ideated close to schools.
Modestly priced 11,2'torey home
in .Londeshoro, 6 rooms, 3
bedrooms, oil heating.
20 acres north of Blyth, 11/2 storey
insul-brick home, 10 rooms, 5
,hedrooms, Property mostly
wooded.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Obstacles are placed in our way
to determine whether we truly
wanted something or just thought
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SCHEDULE OF COMING EVENTS
MONDAY EVENING–VEC:T - 8:30 P.M.
BINGO: JACKPOT 2'2O
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IN 56 CALLS v
15 Regality Games 510.00 3 share -the -
wealth. •Car 1s1 for 51.00 Admission 51.00.
Admittance to 16 years of age or over.
ask
HEALTH AND FITNESS SPA'
An instructor will be on hand to guide you in your
program -- 11 a.m..12 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. Mon. to
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NO OTHER IN HURON COUNTY
open 7 days a week
SPECIAL EVENTS
Fri. Nov. 28: VANASTRA BALL CLUB DANCE
Sat. Dec. 6: COUNTRY SINGLES .DANCE.
Sat, Dec. 13: VANASTRA GIRL GUIDES CHRISTMAS
BAZAAR
Sat. 'Dec. 20: COUNTRY SINGLES DANCE
Sat. Dec. 20:• COMMUNITY & RECREATION CHILDRENS
XMAS PARTY -1:30-3:30
SWIM-A-TI1O
N. NOV. 29
There's always a need for new equipment.
Please support our swimmers when they call!
REGISTRATION: SAT., DEC.13•
for Vanastra Winter Programs
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL
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"SHANNON"
$20.00 COUPLE
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We cater to all functions, large or small. Fine Food prepared
in our kitchen. '
Vanastra Centre 482-3544
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