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look at this cozy 3 bedroom
bungalow with carport. Priced
in the 60's,
Cambria Tri-Plex
CHARM AND INCOME, a rare combination!
One, Two, and Three bedroom units,
private entrances, separate hydro meters.
This excellent building has been complete-
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WEST END - WILSON ST.
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW: Features new
sunlit, w Ik-out family room that's a com-
fortauie entertainment centre for the whole
hous \iry, spaciousness from new picture
windows overlooking large backyard area.
Main level features include oak flooring,
Hanover cupboards and Targe master
bedroom. This home is ideal for a purchaser
wanting a quality bungalow in an excellent
location with quality renovations and attrac-
tive decorating. For full details call Pete Bet-
tger 524-2966 (office); 524-2865 (res.)
1085 SO. FT.: Brick bungalow plus detach-
ed 860 sq. ft. office or workshop with 1'/2
car garage. Home offers 3 bedrooms and
recreation room with bar area. Paved drive,
gas hot water heat. Vacant - available for im-
mediate possession. To view call Ted Riehl
524-2966 (office); 524-9437 (res.)
Goderich Parks Superintendent Peter Spain, was recently presented with a silver tray
by the Town of Godericb for his 25 years of service to the Parks Department. From left:
Town Administrator Larry McCabe, Mayor Eileen Palmer, Peter Spain, Commissioner
of Works Ken Hunter. (photo by Patrick Raftis)
Moly Communion held
at Middleton Anglican
JUST LISTED: Spacious single family or in-
come potential with duplexing. Large frame
on 104' x 104' lot offers excellent potential
for right - purchaser. Priced to sell at
$48,000.00 Act fast. Gerry Paolin 524-2966
(officle): 529-7931 (res.)
DELUXE BUNGALOW -
ELDON STREET
RARELY will you find a nicer home that has
such an immaculate condition to offer. 4
bedroom, all brick home in excellent area
near lake and schools offers quality family
room, playroom, shop and 2 baths. Most
tastefully decorated on both levels. Natural-
ly lit, well planned modern kitchen mom will
love. "Must be seen." For details - Pete Bet-
tger 524-2966 (office); 524-2865 (res.)
2 YEAR OLD LUXURY: On 1/2 acre lot. Rural,
custom built 1 level home with features and
built-ins you've only seen in magazines.
Made for professionals discriminating tastes
or quality retirementPbest
just minutes away. Pete Bettger 524-2966
office • 524-2865 res.
VILLAGE VARIETY STORE: with 3 bedroom
living quarters. Income from water supply
to 19 area homes. Excellent invsFFort fll
op-
portunity for proper p purchaser.
details contact Don McCauley 524-2966 (of-
fice) 524-4226
res.
CUSTOM BUILT BRICK & STONE RANCH:
Pius 45 workable acres in Colborne Twp.
Custom kitchen with built -In appliances. 3
bedrooms, 5 pc. bathroom. 14' x 25' family
room plus full 2 car attached garage. For full
details or a private inspection call 524-2966.
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JUST MINUTES FROM TOWN: Very
spacious 4 level side split with modern
Hanover kitchen and full finished family
level with fireplace plus 4th finished level
for the kids. 2 bathrooms, attached garage,
satellite dish and much more. For details
call Don McCauley 524-2966 (office);
524-4226 (res.)
Member of the Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service
Maurice Gardiner
Pete Oettger
Nen Thompson
Marilyn MacCuspey
Ted Riehl
Rennie Armstrong
524-6031
524-2886
524.7514
524.6958
24-9437
"9104.9380
Mac Sell
Don McCauley
Steve Gardiner
Dianne Alexander
524-8150
524-4226
525-9985
565-2513
(Reynold)
529-7931
MIDDLETON - Confirmation and Holy
Communion were celebrated in St. James'
Middleton Anglican Church on November 29
with Bishop Bob Townshend and . Rev.
Aubrey Bell officiating.
The Combined Choir of Bayfield Trinity
and Middleton led in the ministry of music
with Ron Greidanus at the organ.
Following the choir into church were
Bishop Townshend, and Aubrey Bell. Mr.
Dic Boulay carrying the staff and John Van
der Haar carried the cross.
Bishop Townshend asked for the Advent
Candle to be lit and Angie Van Haar lit the
first candle of Advent.
At this time the Bishop blessed the cliche.
The table made by Ray Wise and Edward
Deeves, with the Nativity scene placed on it,
was given by Edward and Blanche Deeves
in memory of their families.
The choir sang with Ron Greidanus at the
organ and Lisa Storey playing the flute.
The congregation welcomed the can-
didates as members of the church. They are
Jennifer Scott, confirmed. and Karen Lyons
from the church of Rome.
Following the service everyone gathered
in the church hall for a lunch served by the
ladies of the church.
Mabel Middleton, Margaret .Middleton,
Edward and Lois Wise and Edward and
Blanche Deeves joined Rev. and Hilda Bell
at the Rectory for cherry and Christmas
cake . with Bishop; ,Bob Townshend for, a
social time.
Taking part in the choir on Sunday from
Middleton church were Ron Greidanus,
organist, Lisa Storey, James Storey, Lois
Wise and Audrey Middleton. Thanks goes to
all the choir members for the uplifting
music.
FAR 524-2421
H 0 LM ESVI LLE
NEWS
Blanche Deeves, 482-9536
St. James' wishes to thank Bishop Bob
Townshend for bringing his fathers good
wishes to the congregation of Middleton and
would love to have been with us.
On Saturday afternoon there were no less
27 young children eager to see movies which
were provi y Doreen Welsh, Sunday
School superi tendent, and teachers
Carolyn Schilbe, ita Van der Haar, Pat
Reder, Bev Schi1 I• and Blanche Deeves, an
invited guest.
Everything went quiet when the lights
went out and curtains drawn. On came
Mickey's Christmas Carol which drew
laughs and quietness.
A break was held and everyone enjoyed a
crunchy apple.
Lights were out again and Ziggy's Gifts
was shown.
Teachers had great hot dogs and veggies
and dip, and of course goodies and apple
cider.
The Sunday School wishes to thank Pete's
TV for the.use of a TV and to Don Middleton
for the delicious cider.
Next Sunday is White Gift Sunday.
December 10 is the St. James' ACW
regular meeting at 8 p.m. to be held in the
church hall with an A.V. presentation on
Blind Mission. Speaker to be Don Smith.
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188 Elizabeth St.
WHEN YOU CAN OWN this Marlette - 2
bedroom mobile with 20' by 12' addition
(family room and 3rd bedroom). Electric
heat, move in for Christmas. Now only
$19,800.00. Call Jack Cummings for a show-
ing today.
REFURBISHED 2 bedroom, 11/2 storey
frame home with large kitchen, built-in
bookshelves in living room, main floor laun-
dry, on Targe well treed west -end lot, close
to schools. Please call Bill Brown for your
showing today.
Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute meeting
for the month"was held November 26 in the
Colborne Twp. Hall.
The topic was "Family and Consumer
Affairs."
President Stella Reaburn chaired the
meeting and welcomed all. The pianist was
Helen Stoll.
The Roll Call, "A household hint", was
well answered by many unusual and helpful
hints.
Secretary -treasurer Marie Buchanan
read the minutes of the October meeting,
the correspondenc, and the treasurer
report.
Being the month when the Branch donates
to Family and Children's Services
Christmas Brueau, the members brought
many knitted articles and made monetary
donations,
Donations were also made to Town and
Country Homemakers and Huron Day Cen-
tre for the Homebound.
The request for funds from Survival
through Friendship House of Huron County,
was held over for the 1988 Budget.
Marguerite Horton, convener of the
meeting, gave the motto "Try a taste of
Canada". It was a very enlightening motto
dealing with Food and the grading of Food.
Dorothy Feagan, program coordinator,
introduced the guest speaker Teresa
Feagan who spoke on the proposed Aquatic
Centre project for Goderich and, areas.
Teresa served on the committee that was
formed in 1986, and for nine months they in-
terviewed all groups, from pre schooler's
parents, seniors, and handicapped. The
response was very favorable.
The cost of the project seems to be the
drawback at the present time.
Teresa said the reason she got involved in
the proposed project was first she wants to
keep fit and also for her own children. She
believes that all children should have an
alternative from hockey, and baseball,
although she agrees that those are good
sports, they are not for all children and
young adults.
As an R.N.Teresa outlined the different
uses for a swimming pool. We are responsi-
ble for our own health she said, and if we
just sit and do nothing no one else will. The
speaker urged everyone to fill in the Poll
Ballot in last week's Signal Star and give an
opinion.
Marguerite Horton thanked Teresa for
her splendid talk and presented her with a
gift. Marguerite also represented our W.I.
at the Town and Country Public meeting,
held in MacKay Centre on Nov. 23. The
meeting, was to determine what home sup-
port services are presently -available for
seniors and adult handicapped in Goderich,
and surroundingarea, and how these ser-
vices can be ,im roved and how different
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organizations can supply ideas and input in-
to the services.
Fifty organizations were represented and
more information will be put forward in
your local paper.
Helen Stoll reported on the area Conven-
tion held in St. Marys Community Centre in
October to which she acted as Delegate.
"Sharing and Caring" was the theme of the
Convention and all Resolutions brought for-
ward were sustained. Agriculture
Awareness was also a subject on the agen-
da. Our thanks to Helen for a very good
report.
A social hour followed the meeting.
46 Nelson St. West
Close To Champion
STATELY 2 STOREY red brick with walk-
up attic and walk -out balcony. Cozy living
room with natural woodwork, leaded win-
dows and fireplace. Other features include
'Hanover' kitchen, hot water heating with
new high efficiency burner, Alcan storms,
2 baths and open staircase to 4 bedrooms.
High, dry basement for future games room.
Call Bill Clifford to inspect this exclusive
listing.
EXCELLENT STARTER HOME Move -in
condition. 16' x 32' inground pool to relax
by after hot day at the "Roads". Eat -in kit-
chen, TV room with a patio door leading to
wood deck. Family room in basement.
Porch back & front. Price 859,900.00. Please
call $ill Brown for details.
Lakeview
FAMILY 3 BEDROOM bungalow with
paved driveway and large carport. Finish-
ed basement with large family room, extra
bedroom, laundry - sewing room, plus
storage and cold room. Features living room
with beamed cathedral ceiling and fireplace.
Drive past 237 Blake St. West, then call Bill
Clifford for a showing.
Never Been Lived,In
QU I LTY-BU i LT 3 level backsplit. Over
1140 sq. ft. of luxury living. High efficien-
cy gas furnace, costs approx. 8300.00 a year.
Located on Jones Street. Extra large. lot.
Phone Jack Cummings for more details.
Bruce St.
878,900.00. - Original, wide woodwork and
hardwood floors. Beautiful sliding double
doors to separate living and dining rooms.
Very pretty staircase, 3 good sized
bedrooms. Family room in the throes of
completion. Call Bill Clifford for further
information.
Good Serviced Lot
IN ESTABLISHED AREA • 70' x 121'.
Buy nnw to avoid the spring price increases.
$21,000:00. For information, please call Enid
Bell.
WHEN BUYING OR SELLING - CONTACT:
BILL BROWN ENID BELL JACk CUMMINGS BILL CLIFFORD
524-7417 524-4928 524-9624 524-9090
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REALTY LIMITED
46 EAST ST. GODERICH
524-7373 524-8100
Just Listed °47,000 ,
1 floor home, 2 bedrooms, sunrooar, gas
heating. Large yard, workshop. Ideal
starter or retirement home. Call Rita
Allen 524-8480.
Tired Of Paying Rent?
Why not view this cozy year round
bungalow. 3 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen
with lots of cupboards, deck, garage
and cabin. Well treed lot. In 50's.
Bluewater Beach. Call Norma Taylor
524-5112.
Immediate Possession
Mobile plus many extras. Includes fami-
ly room, don, stove & fridge on quiet
paved street. Attractively decorated.
Call Rita Allen 524-8480.
Economical Living
Mobile 12' x 68' on 105' x 100' lot with
pine and fruit trees. 3 bedrooms, elec-
tric heat, 4 appliances, air conditioned.
2 storage sheds and many extras.
Secluded park close to Rayfield. Call
Norma Taylor 524-5112.
18 Acres
Mixed bush,°2 streams, Goderich Twp.
Call Norma Taylor 524-5112.
Port Albert
Approx. 1/2 acre building lot.
Building Lots
Close to Goderich. 2/4 acre & '/2 acre.
For Rent
3 or 4 bedroom home, west end. Call
Norma.
Rita Allen 524-8480
Ebb Ross 524-8786
Barb Showfelt 524-9581
Norma Taylor 524-5112