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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-02, Page 19SEASONAL COTTAGE FOR SALE Overlooking Lake Huron with access to good sandy beach. Beautiful 4 bedroom cedar plank cottage with electrk heating. Includes furniture. Separate garage. Excellent retirement seasonal home. I,arge landscaped treed lot. Price reduced too. For viewing and more in- formtion, call 524-2177. ALEXANDER -i CHAIPMAN REALTY LTD. 10 THE SQUARE. GODERICH Evenings or weekends call: DON ABERHART AT 524-7216 101/2 % MORTGAGE, 33/q YEARS MATU-BLT-1___ _ H-157 LOW THIRTIES, MUST SELL 5.152. r :I.\\\ REALTY WORLD ME\WJHUGHES ��� REALTY WORLD 38 EAST ST. GODERICH 524-8100 or 524-9131 or Don McCALLEY 524-4226 ss EAsT s•r. PICTON STREET If you like natural woodwork, see this 21/2 storey, older brick home with 3 bedrooms and separate dining room, situated on a large lot with Tots of spacelor a vegetable garden. Price in the '40's. H2O YOU'LL NEVER REGRET the day you finally decided to look at this beautiful 4 bedroom, brick 4 level split located in the South West end. Includes such features as large living room, dining room, eat -in kit$hen, dishwasher, family room, pool room, plus many more. Priced In the '50's. H18 TO EACH HIS OWN BEDROOM You will find 4 of them in this brick 4 level split situated In the South West 'end. Some of the many features include 2 baths, family room, fen- ced back yard, all malor appliances PLUS a 10 % Mortgage. 11 % MORTGAGE 4 bedroom, 2/ storey solid brick home com- pletely redecorated. Separate dining room, modern kitchen with built -In dishwasher,, 2 baths, finished family room, main floor laundry room and much more. Owners transferred and anxious to sell. This 11 % mortgage runs for another 4 years and owners will take back a 2nd mortgage at 121/2 %. Don't mks out on this very affordable house priced In the mid '60's. For Professional Realty Service Call: ALL POINTS at 524-6656 :'Total Realty Service" ANNA MELSKI 524-2768 KEN THOMPSON 524-7514 CHARLIE BRUINSMA 524-9804 EDNA 8. ALEX JEFFREY 482-9440 YOUNG REALTY LTD; 118 acre commercial site, excellent highway location, ideal for fast food or. farmrelated business. Busy hotel, selling over 30,000 gallons per year, in good farming community, with dining and banquet facilities. Excellent Body Shop . good income, financial help available, a placefull of potential. Over 9,000 ft. commercial building, low down payment, low rate mortgage, good for light industry. Service station - ideal for used .. ars, priced to sell. Millwright or cabinet maker, excellent shop, well equipped with excellent financing, located in'Alviston. This is priced well below replacement cost. 3 unit rental $24,000 with terms, Main Street, Gorrie. Investment potential Call David Christie Brumfield 482-7295 or if no answer please call 1-800-265-9255 Ask for 975 and leave name and phone number. I will return your call as soon as possible: GODERICH SIGNAJ,,STAR, WEDNESDAY, APIA. 2,19 Township employee retiring Clark to be honored at special event Colborne Township Council has planned a special event to honor John Clark who has been an employee of Colborne Township for many years and who, due to health reasons, has, decided to take an early` retirement. John Clark's night is to be held in Saltford Valley Hall on Friday, April 18 at 8 p.m. This is to be a sotial evening and a family night with cards for the adults and crokinole for the children. This is an invitation to Colborne Township residents and friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and family to come out and make John Clark's night an enjoyable and memorable event. CANCER DRIVE The Cancer drive 'for funds for cancer research has started and can - vassers will be calling on you during the month of April for this worthwhile cause. In this regard, there are several special events taking place during the month of April that require your patronage. The Cancer Daffodil Tea will be held Wednesday, April 9 at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Goderich. On Tuesday, April 29 there will be a Fashion Show for the Cancer Society presented by Merry Rags of Grand Bend at the Exeter Arena. This will be hosted by the Huron County Unit of the Cancer Society. -Tickets WtCt--be available from any member of the Cancer Society including Mrs.'L. Pitblado (524-6608). SOCIAL NEWS Any former members of Dungannon Colwanash REALTY WORLD I VII.J®HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 38 EAST STREET GODERICH 524-8100 or 524-9131 .EBB ROSS .NORMA TAYLOR .DON McCAULEY .RITA ALLEN •HAROLD ERB .DEB SHEWFELT 'SHARON ELLIOTT eHUGO VERMEESCH .BILL LOUGHEED 'ALFREDA McCAULEY .CHRIS HOLLOWAY AlINFIWNIP 524-8786 524-8480 524-4226 524-8480 565-2828 524-9581 529-7287 482-3805 524-6063 524-4226 395-3448 6 ACRES - NEW HOME W-718 NEW LISTING - LOW THIRTIES 11-152 LARGE- 10'/a % MORTGAGE C-53 93/4 % MORTGAGE J-348 LARGE - 111/4 % MORTGAGE H-214 PAVED DRIVE, FINISHED REC ROCtiM MANY EXTRAS S-241 A ANDIEWSEDIAl DUPLEX CLOSE TO SQUARE S-83 14' x 70' LIBERTY - ALL THIS ONLY '16,500 K-132 PARTIALLY RENOVATED IY-286 9.999999.79, olborne corner. t , rtru:i li,uttmg_ r1•:iu,(l�irlll Junior Farmers who •are interested in having a reunion at the Dungannon.. celebrations, are requested to please contact John Clark at 524- 2569 in order to organize for this special event. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Milford Durst of Clinton, formerly of Colborne Township, who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at the White Carnation on Saturday, March 29. Your many friends in Colborne join in extending best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sheardown of Aurora were home for the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Les Pit- blado of Sunset Beach. They also attended the 40th wedding anniversary ,of Mr. and Mrs. M. Durst. Congratulations. to Dwayne and Janet Linner of London on the birth of a baby boy, Robert James, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Sunday, March 30. Proud gram: dparents are Edward and Audrey Linner of Salt - ford. Thecommunity is sorry to report that Albert Riehl: of Saltford is a patient in the Goderich Hospital; • CARD PARTY The euchre card party in Colborne Township Hall on Thursday, March 27 was a very successful event. There were 12 tables of . card players and they all had such an enjoyable time that they unanimously decided to have another card party on April l0 at S p.m. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ila Bean and 'Marian Haggitt and Bob Jewell and Jack Graham. • W.I. Tiger Dunlop Women's - Institute held their March meeting in Colborne Township Hall on Thursday, March 27 at 1:45 p.m. President, Mrs. R. Buchanan, welcomed all present. Due to the ab- sence - of -the- secre-fax`y; Mrs. G. Kaitting called the roll call and the assistant secretary, Mrs. Gerald Feagan, took care of the secretary's duties for the meeting. • Due to the fact that several members are on the s ck list at present and several members are enjoying a warmer climate for a holiday, the attendance was hot as encouraging as hoped but it was a. very interesting and worthwhile meeting. A letter from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food re Leadership Workshops and short courses was read and members• expressed an interest in the quilting, -knitting: and "P.arties to please your .' purse" workshops. •'i; Members were - in- formed that Achievement Day for the 4-H course just completed, "Your corner of the World" will be at Brookside Public School on Thursday, May 1 at 7 p.m. The 441 summer project will be "Outdoor Living" and the fall project will. be "Food for Friends". An . invitation was.. received from Goderich Township WI. to attend their meeting on •April 14 at' 2 p.m. in Holmes'ville Church. The spt;aker will be -David -Newlands from the Royal Ontario Museum. He is the author of "Early "Ontario Pot- ters". The annual executive , meeting of Huron West District W.I. will be Monday, . April 7 at 1:30 p.m. in Holmesville United Church. Tiger. Dunlop Institute will be in charge of the May birthday party at Huronview. A letter was received from the Canadian Cancer Society asking for support and a motion was made to send a donation to . this worthy cause. 'At 19' this meeting, members of the Institute offered -. to canvass for the Cancer Society in Colborne Township. A letter was read from the Provincial President, Mrs. Clarence Diamond, which revealed her busy life. Members discussed the Proposal of a luncheon card party on Wed- nesday, April 30 at 1 p.m. and the committee working on this will advertise in next week's paper. The Institute consented to cater to John Clark's night in Saltford •Valley .Hall on Friday, April 18. Thank-yous were received from Mrs. Lottie Pope who is still a patient in Goderich Hospital; from Mrs. Edna Moore who is now convalescing at the • home of her daughter, Mrs. Ken Fisher in Goderich;. and from Allan Stoll who has been in London Hospital. During the social half hour, members signed get well cards to send to several other members who are not enjoying the best of health. The president thanked Mrs. Mollie `Sutton and Mrs: Ila Bean for being leaders of the Indoor Gardening Course and also for their work on the Achievement Day in Clinton on Wednesday, March 19. Mrs. Ila Bean and the ladies who helped with the quilting this past month were also thanked by the president. puest speakers for the meeting were Mr. . and Mrs. Wayne Lyons of Whalen's Insurance, Goderich, who spoke. mainly on car insurance with a question and an- swer period. This proved to ' be very informative and interesting . to the members who drive cars. Mrs. Mollie Sutton thanked the Speakers for this interesting talk and presented them with 'a gift. Mrs. Russell Brock gave an interesting topic which was an account of the month of March and a humorous poem, "Sing While You Drive". The April meeting will be the annual meeting on Thursday, April. 24 and will start with a pot luck 'luncheon of 1 pari. ''The- " secretaries .and com- mittee . conveners will give their annual reports at thi'% meeting and of- ficers for the 1-980-81 term. will be installed by the District President. The meeting closed with the closing exercises and members . enjoyed. lunch served by the hostesses, Mrs. E. Elliott and Mrs: M. Sutton. 77777 eights Overlooking Saltford Large country lots from $15,000 * Close to town * Underground services provide: water, hydro, cable t.ve * Low taxes * Paved roads provided * On School Bus Route * No impost fees * Limited number of lots available, financing to qualified purchasers at 10% tali: Clare Sager; 524-8995 482-9747 For Complete Details with no obligation Builders Welcome.. Cord Smith Carpets APPOINTMENT: 4 JOHN PATTERSON Gord Smith, President of Gord , Smith Carpets is pleased to announce the ap- pointment of John Patterson to the company. Mr. Patter- son has been in the Building Supplies and Related In- dustry for many years and sports an extensive background in Kitchens and Flooring. John has come to Gord Smith Carpets to fulfill the expanding needs of a growing company. Together, Gord and John hope to ser- vice the needs of the com- munity by pooling their ex- perience and specializing in Kitchen Designing, Flooring and Windows. Working In both Sales and Service John is looking forward to meeting the people of Goderlch and District.