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FFICE
.9097
SEAFORTH
OFFICE
527-1511
HERME.N • Port Albert. What is your offer on this 5 -room
Fine cottage? Small holdings of this type are scarce. Act
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NTRY LIVING - Can be yours. Nearly new aluminum
(!d family home. Approximately 1300 sq. ft. of living space. •
fee bedrooms; spacious living room; formal dining room
h patio doors to family room; kitchen with eating area;
ndry alcove; 5 pc. bath and utility room. This home is
II -maintained and must be seen. Well worth the asking
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;BEAT STARTER - Full Price 510,500.04) for this two-
Iroom Amherst .Mobile Home. Located at 28 Iroquois
Meneset Park. Only 02,500.00 down.
LONIAL BRICK - 3 Bedroom Rancher. Kitchen features
lover cupboards; lavish 4 -pc: bath; living room has
'lily broadloom; cheerful .dining room; all mahogany
n. Panelled rec room; cold room; laundry room; 3 -pc.
h. 5 Blake Street E.
'NER HAS MOVED - Make an offer on this raised split
h color•lok siding located in the V.L.A. Features large
n living -dining -kitchen area. 3 -pc. bath off master
room. Family room. has fieldstone fireplace; finished
nes room. Above -ground swimming pool. Many extras.
FATE SALE - 3 Bedroom well-maintained retirement
se features spacious kitchen; large combination living
In fnitf r ing ronmm gr;yJt tiers ;Acid ksike kesimeln„y;jth 2_
washroom en suite. New o11 furnace. 60 Montreal St.
TRA LOT- included when youpurchase this two-bedroom
bile home. Waiting for your inspection - only 10 per cent
m.
:ING 518,500.00 - for this retirement country home. Large
Iht kitchen; 4 -pc. bath; two cozy bedrooms; living room
1 shag carpet; spacious -sun deck; plus large lot.
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514.9624
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HUG1LL: No words can express
the warm feeling we have to
friends and relatives for their
phone calls, prayers, flowers,
visits and treats and cards to
Randy during his stay in London
University Hospital. A very
special thank you to the
emergency unit at Alexandra
Hospital, the .imhul•anc•e drivers
and all who assisted tit the time of
the occident. Our deep gratitude
to Dr-. Passi, I)r. Brash, 1)r.
Ferguson, their teams, intensive
care unit, 2nd floio'. All on 9th
floor north who were so good to
him during his recovery.Al1 these
things kept us going through our
lopg'"ordeal. Again a sincere
thank you. —Norah, Arnold
Hugill and Vicki Layton. —1(ix
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529-7281'
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Please Contact:
DON DENOMME
Goderich, Ont.
(519) 524-2747
Branch Office
Walkerton, Ont.
(519) 881.04.,
Members
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Association"and "The Better
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Realty
Services Inc.
53A Stanley Street ,
P.O. Box 304,
GODERICH
New homes
Builders.
3 bedrooms from 045,900.
2 storey 4 bedroom 'red brick
$42,900.
Starter home 020,000.
3 bedroom split level on large lot
059,500.
BAYFIELD
New homes by G.E. Walter
Construction from 038,500.
Georgian mansion on 1 acre
079,500.
Building lots' 012,000.
GODERICH TWP.
Bluewater Beach lot $11,500.
80 acres on Hwy. 21 with bush and
creek 060,000.
PORT ALBERT
Building lots 1/2 acre 08,000.
VANASTRA
Regina Rd. "Temodeled kitchen
021,000.
Regina Rd. partially finished
room 019,000. "
KIPPEN
`11/2 storey with large workshop
026,250.
COUNTRY ESTATES
Goderich Twp. 31/4 acres,
renovated home, pond 048,500.
McKillop Twp. - 31/2 acres,
beautiful 3 bedroom renovated
home $54,900.
by Fisher Custom
rec
For total realty service call
Goderich office 524-6656; Jim
McCaul res. 524-8096; Ron
Samways res. 482-3337;
Rosemarie Lassaline res. 524-
6818; Jo -An Bullen res. 565-2124.
7. Real estate for sale 7. Real estate for sale
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Wilson St. 2 storey, 4 bedrooms, 3
baths. 069.000.
North St. 2 storey, 4 bedrooms, 2
fireplaces, $95,000.
203 McD,SOLD;t.
V.L.A. 3 bedrooms on large lot
125 x 153. $48,500.
Sunset Dr., 4 bedrooms, finished
family room. 045,880.
Sunset B- SOLD.rea.
Elgin St. 5 bedrooms, double
living room. 049,900.
91 Eas15OLD
360 Williarr,SOLi xeter
Bayfield, 3 bedrooms, Cedar
sided, fireplace. 068,000.
Auburn, 3 bedroom, 2 storey with
fireplace. 030,000.
Near Blyth, 2 storey Stone built
1874. 079,500.
55 MontrSOLD.
129 TraflgaSOLD
Huron Haven, 3 bedroom mobile,
furnished'. 015,900.
Huron Haven, 2 bedroom mobile
12 x 64. 013,500. •'
Meneset Park, 1 bedroom mobile
8 x,35 with tip-oul. 010,500.
Meneset PaS0La ndix Home.
COTTAGES
Horizon View Estates, 3 bedroom
lakefront. 025,900.
Huron Shores, Lakefront
bunkhouse and 2 lots. 027,500.
Lane of Pines, 2 bedrooms,
lakefront, 032,900.
South of Bayfield, 3 bedrooms
lakefront, fireplace. 045,000.
LOTS FARMS & ACREAGES
75 acres with buildings in Hen-
sel!.
en-
selI. 059,500.
14 acres with buildings in Clinton."
079,000.
Poultry farm with Roaster quota,
near Clinton, 0200,000.
45 acres, no buildings,
checkerboarded, 035,000.
Cottage lot at Lane of Pines.
010,000.
BUSINESSES
Jewellery and Gift shop in good
area with excellent returns,
living quarters upstairs, $40,000
+ Stock.
Near Brucefield, house and
buildings, office, workshop,
showroom and storage on 2 acres.
060,000.
5outh,ofGpderich „on,, Industrial
Basin, 2 acres. 038,500. Highway
commercial.
Call today.
DON HOLST
REAL ESTATE LTD.
REALTOR
53 Weal Street
524-8951
Tom Tobey
529-7431
Anna Melski Enid Bell
524-2768 • 524-8191
Alexander IL Chapman
Realty Limited
Member Of The Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service
Real Estate General Insurance Property Management
8 T -HE SQUARE, GODERICH 524-9662 or 524-6542
inton:
lying restaurant, good location.
artments and Laundromat with
tantial income.
1ERICH:
George's Crescent - Spacious
bungalow. Fireplaces in the large
'room and recreation room.
and swimming pool. Attached
e, Well treed. Open for offers.
ck from Square
prey frame - 4 bedroom, livingroom,
ith fireplace, 'dining room, large
n. Easily converted to upper and
apartments. 537,500.
Street - $42,900 - 3 bedroom brick,
lot, close to schools.
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e} Drive - Tudor style, 4 bedroom,
(aces and finished rec room.
Street . elegant 5 bedroom brick.
Lal
livingroom and dining room, den.
modern bathrooms. 4 fireplaces;
lot,
is good time t6 buy. Take advantage
le lower interest rates and ample
sY supply:
IERINE STREET - Brick and aluminum
level with attached garage. Living
with fireplace. Finished family
• Gas forced air heating. Includes
conditioner, and other extras, Large
treed landscaped lot. •
DUNGANNON --
Old fashioned charm in this excellent 3
bedroom house with a small apartment,,
Large rooms. Low taxes. Large lot.
Pt. Albert - Year around 3 bedroom cot-
tage. Close to the lake. Propane Gas
Forced air heating. Well treed corner lot.
Built on 2 levels. Attractive kitchen. Living'
room with fireplace.
SOUTH STREET - Close to the Square -
cosy. 3 bedroom house. Convenient kitchen.
11/2 baths. Large storage shed. Attractive
living room. Asking $38,500.
Lake Front - Overlooking Lake Huron.
Executive type 3 bedroom split level.
Family room with fireplace. Large living
room with fieldstone fireplace. Access to
good beach. Large lot. Well treed. In
beautiful Ridgewood Park.
OXFORD STREET • Frame and
aluminum sided retirement house on a
nice lot. Gas heating. Large utility shed.
Asking 034,000.
SUNCOAST DRIVE:
Fully serviced lots, paved street, sodded
Lavin, 1012 per cent mortgages. Immediate
possession. Your choice of split entry, split
levels, 3 bedroom bungalows. Close to
schools. Close to the lake.
Warren Street • Brick 3 bedroom
bungalow. Excellent condition inside and
out ide. Large- kitchen with Hanover
cupboards. Very well built house. Paved
Street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Service station and garage in Goderich. Be
your own boss. Highway location.
Grocery and variety store with com-
fortable 3 bedroom residence. Paved yard.
Close to good beach. Good cottage area.
About 5 miles south -of Kincardine,
Nelson Street - Former Nursing home.
Many possibilities including apartments. 4
baths down, 4 up. 2 furnaces. Excellent
location.
FOR SALE OR LEASE — EXETER
3 year old Industrial building, 21,000 sq. ft,
with offices. Formerly Jti F. Machinery
Mfg. plant.
LOTS:
West St. - 040,000 approximately 82 x 132
opposite Town Hall.
Ridgewood Park - Building Lot
overlooking the lake. Approx. 103 ft. Lake
frontage and approx. 166 ft. deep.
Lakeside Drive - 030,000 11.2 acres, fully
serviced lakefront.
Bayfield - approx. 1 acre highway fron-
tage.
Many
Come
other M.I.5. listings available.
in and see us today.
We will be pleased to offer orae expert
advice on buying, selling or mortgage
arrangements.
We have others for your consideration
WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALESPEOPLE c
RNICLEXANDER, 245 Catherine St., Tel. 5247836 ED JESSOP, 182 Wilson St., Tel. 524.7287"
E GLENN, Lucknow, Tel. 528.3234 - SHELAGH SULLY, 64 Comox Cr., Tel. 5i4 9059
IN ABERHART, 84 Comox Cres., Tel. 524-7216 JOHN BANTER, RR 2, Goderich, Tel. 524-8149,
41 E CAMPBELL, RR' 1, Dungannon, Tel. 529-7643 KEN THOMPSON, 198 Sunset Dr., 524-7514
Real Estate Ltd.
Clinton
Phone: 482-9371
I)ne
.It ,r, neer Ittuce•ticld, Ir
,terry hriek home, 5 room,, 2
bedroms, oil t15'atcd, all newly
remodelled. •
!inch.' 520,001) will buy this 1 floor
hoof' in Clinton, 5 rooms, 3
helro„n1,, nice large lot.
148 ,erre, crop fund near Blyth,
135:o res workable, barn and silo,
nil hou,e-,
2 storey brick school house near
Brueefickl, R rooms, 4 hedrrwms,
11, h;iths, carpeted. (Inc acre
nicel,v'treed.
2 storey Krick home, close to
schools in Clinton, 8 rooms, 4
bedrooms, living and dining room
with fireplace in each, 11z haths,
double corner Int. Stone patio
with privacy fence.
Extra large building lot in
Cliniori.
Mnhile home at Morgans trailer
court, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, all
carpeted, oil heated.
One acre close to Schools, 2 storey
brick hone in Clinton, B rooms, 4
bedrooms, dining and living room
both with fireplaces.
We have several parcels of 5 acre
farms with large homes and
barns suitable for cattle or hogs
fn Morris Twp and Hullett Twp.
1 floor ranch -style home in
Clinton. i rooms, 3 bedrooms, 112
baths; stone fireplace, carpeted,
gas heated.
Choice large building lot in
Brucefield.
Beautiful ranch -style home in
Goderich Twp. 10 rooms, 5
bedrooms, 2 full 21/ baths. formal
dining room and family rooms,
modern kitchen, 20 acres of land
with spring creek at back of
property.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
He who cannot forgive others
destroys the bridges. over which
he himself must pass.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1977. PAGE S
OCtOgenarlan Icnore
by Kingsbridge folk
Congratulations and best
wishes to Frank Austin who
celebrated his 85th birthday
on Sunday.
Mr. Austin was born on
Faster Sunday morning,
April 1', • 1892, the eldest child
of a family of eight, born to
Peter and Annie (McCann)
Austin. He lived in the
K ingshridge area all his life,
having taken an active part in
the community.
He married Margaret
(Etta ) McNamara on June
14, 1922 and has a family of
four sons, ,John, Vincent,
Wilfred, and Eldon and a
daughter Mrs. Joe (Teresa)
Courtney all of Kingsbridge.
He has 25 grandchildren and
four great•grandchildren.
Mrs. Austin passed away on
October 6, 1948.
A Mass of thanksgiving was
celebrated by the Reverend
Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. in
St. Joseph's parish church on
Saturday evening April 16 at
::10 p:m.
A smorgasbord dinner was
enjoyed by approximately 65
members of his family and
friends on Sunday at 12:30
noon in the Kingsbridge
Parish Hall. Musical en-
tertainment was provided by
Mrs, 'Jack Kinney. Master of
ceremonies was John Austin.
A poem written by Aubrey
Higgins • and read at the
dinner to Mr. Austin is as
follows:
Some eighty five years ago
In this community
A baby was born into this
world
Yes, quite -expectedly.
He was an awful looking runt
No hair, all red and wrinkled
But when they gave him that
big slap
He,did not cry, he tinkled.
His parents thought of sen:
ding him back
But then, they let him stay
Oh, Yes! He is alive and well
That is why we are here
today. .
They did not know what to
call him
But, finally decided on
-FRANK
And frank he is in every deed
To you and I and every rank.
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12. Help wanted
Can_ you
.TYPE?
If you can, I want to talk to you today.
We'll train you to operate our Com-
puwriter IV headline computer. You'll
work 4 days a week (Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday) and the oc-
casional Thursday in a pleasant air
conditioned atmosphere. I need to
start training -someone now, so apply
today to Mr. Lloyd Lounsbury, Signal -
Star Publishing Ltd. Highway 21 South,,.,',,
Goderich.
ode grew up a fine young man
And as you will all agree
He married the lady of his
choice
and raised a family.
1 am truly glad to have known
you
and have you call me friend
We do not have many years to
go
But our friendship never
ends,
So in wishing you a "HAPPY
BIRTHDAY"
as Mame and I both do
Let's wish for many more of
them
And a, party for each one, too.
Now all you people gathered
here
You came with outstretched
hand
Let's show him how we
honour him
Will everybody stand.
A social hour with cards
and picture's taken followed in
the parish, hall, Later in the
day, the family and friends
gathered at the home of Joe
and Teresa Courtney where
cards were played, violin
selections played by Basil
Hogan were enjoyed and
refreshments served.
Guests were present from
Stratford, Goderich,
Lucknow, Dungannon and the
Kirigshridge area.
SOCIAL NEWS
With the warm sunny day3,
the farmers are busy planting
their spring crops. •
Several from this area
attended the Blue Bird Ball
sponsored by the Knights of
Columbus held at the Saltford
Valley Hall on Saturday,
April 16 with music for
dancing supplied by Chris
Black's Orchestra. Proceeds
were for the Arthritis
Research.
April is Cancer Month.
Team captains for this area
are Mrs. Eugene Frayne and
Mrs. Wilfred Austin. Please
be generous when the can-
vasser calls at your door.
A 'large crowd attended the
bridal shower -sponsored by
Mary VanRooy and Janice
Foran in honour of Ann
Dalton, held in the St.
Joseph's school gymnasium
at Kingsbridge on Supday
afternoon, April 17. Miss
Janice Foran, was chairlady
for the following program:
songs by Marie and Ann
Boyle and Mary and Bei
nardine VanRooy with guitar
accompaniment by Marie
Boyle. Step dancing by Lisa
Frayne. Piano selections by
Marianne Frayne. Three
delightful games were
played, followed by a sing
song. The bride was assisted
in opening her gifts by her
sisters Bridget and Jackie
Dalton. Lunch was served.
A good crowd attended the
auction sale held for Lloyd
Rohh on Monday afternoon,
April I8. Brian Rintoul was
the auctioneer.
The fifth meeting of the
1<ingshridgc Sleepy Sewers
was held at the home of Mrs.
Marvin Scott on Monday.
April I1th at 7 p.m. The
president opened the meeting
with the 4-H pledge. Joanne
VanDsch read the minutes of
the last meeting. For
A. For sale
achievement day the girls are
going to do a skit of the topic
"Sleep and. Lounge in
Comfort".
. Education Week (April 18
to April 22) was officially
opened on Monday morning
at 10 a.m. with teachers,;.,
students and parents. at-
tending Mass officiated by
the Reverend Father Ed
Dentinger, C.R. in St.
Joseph's parish church,
Kingsbridge.
SCHOOL NEWS
The St. Joseph's School
Association met on Thursday,
April 14 at the school in
Kingsbridge. The main topic
of discussion was a
restructuring of the
association and the establish-
ment of the goals and oh•
jectives of the body.
'Fhc aim is to widen the
scope of involvement within
the school. How this shall he •
established will be explained
to the school supporters at a
general meeting of the
association at 8:15 on Wed-
nesday, May 25 at the school.
Education Week was
discussed and the executive
agreed that all the actitivies
were activities that were -
usually held in the school and
would provide the public with
a broad cross-section of
school happenings.
Kindergarten registration
is to he held at the school on
Thursday. April' 21 at 1:30
p.m. Mrs, Ann Riegling,
kindergarten teacher, Ms.
Joanne .Jasper, school nurse,
and David Zyluk, School
Principal will be in at•
tendancc.
The vision testing unit from
Huron county will he at the
school to do a routine vision
test of students in the school.
Senior House League Floor
Hockey is still under way.
Scores for the week • were.
Montreal. 11, Toronto 3:
Edmonton 8, Toronto 0:
:Montreal 5, Saskatchewan 5.
The referees for these games
were Mike Frayne, Dean
Doherty and Marlowe Austin,
This left a three way tie at
"the -top of -the stant1ffig5 but
Edmonton ,won the league on
goal average. The team was
comprised of Toni Foran
(Captain Jean Vogt, Mike
Frayne, Brian Smith.
Darlene Austin, Willy Hen-
driks, Kevin Leddy and Betty
Knoop.
The teams have entered the
playoffs, the first game
having been played. The
result was Edmonton 1,
Toronto 0. Brian Drennan
was the referee.
Casey Hendriks has
organized a school monopoly
tournament to begin the first
week in May.
On Friday, April 15 Grade 8
students from St. Joseph's
School at Kingsbridge at-
tended a dance at St.
Anthony's school. Kin-
cardine. Mrs. Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. David Zyluk aided
the chaperones from Kin-
cardine.
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