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4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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PROPERTY
FOR SALE
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80. acres river property. 35 acres
workable, land, low river bank.
100 acres Elver property. •90%
bush.
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Goderich Township.' House and
barn on 2 acres 4 mile' from Clin-
ton.
100 pores bush in H4llett Town-
s.hlp..
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1 mile from Clinton on paved road,
9 room house with°• bath and oil -
furnace. new barn 26 x 36.
100 acres cash crop land In
Goderich Township.
C. Buruma
R.R. 2,
• Clinton
"482-3287
salesman for
K.W. -Colquhoun
Limited. Clinton
482-9747.
4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .
SHAREN
REALTY b INSURANCE
LIMITED
MOTEL --L 15 units,! "2 apartments,
swimming pool, located in. busy
area. By appointment only.
TOURIST BUSINESS- 4 t edrogm
y°ear' round a ome, 4 one bedroom.
and 3 twt3 bedroom cottages,
utility building.
'LAKEFRONT COTTAGE --.,near
Bayfield, furnished, 3 bedrooms,
$24,000 .
GRAND BEND— 3 bedroom, fur-
nished cottage, $10,500.
IN GODERICH near the lake, year
round use small cottage, lot 66 x
132 $15,000.
RUTH VAN DER MEEK
55 Montreal St.,
Goderich, Ont.
238-2303
524-7875
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THREE LOTS for sale, 66.4 125, in
Goderich: For information call A.
Krohmer, Bayf ielc, '5,65
2843.-38,39AR •
UardlrnaniSt,r• ack ltd,+
Waterloo's oldest, and most ex-
perienced mortgage firm - Mat
and, second .mortgages .- refinan-
cing a specialty, debt con-
solidation, no embarrassing credit
investigation,
1-884.6030
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CLINTON GEM
Love at first sight when you see
this beautiful: two storey home.
Ultra modern in conveniences
plus charm, aid ,elegance of '
older home. Features live
bedrooms, , main flog' family
room, centre hall plan with fan-
tastic winding staircase. Asking
$4000.00.
For more information phone,
L.M. . GIRARD M.L.S.
REALTOR.
*1217 Oxford St. West
.London, Ont.
Continued from last week'
. He. informed ;thein that the
credit of 'sales of the Pi.lit,ney
Estate and • Holland Company
of Genessee County, " in flew
York State, was from seven to
ten years •(and it was from tkr if
pattern that the new town of
Guelph was,, being founded.)
Also, the King's Com-
missioners for the Government
of Upper, Canada were. selling
land with a credit period of ten
years at six percent which per-
centage was suggested .by Galt,,,c
to the Court, of Directors was
the legal rate in Abe province
and could be .:charged on the
credit extetgded on ,their sales.
Howevetr,'the Cou1t of Direc-
tors rnet in London; England
,and, on May 11„1827, ,1.527, passed
the following rules: (in part)
Rule 5: 'The Court is very
decidedly of the opinion that it
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• FOR DOUBLE .WIDE
OR MOBILE HOME
Lot, only, approx. 1/2 acre with
water available.. Within easy
driving distance of Goderich.
Asking price '$4,000 with $1,000
clown. •
9 UNIT MOTEL
* Located on b busy arterial road ""
entering Goderich: A good family
business which could be easily ex-
panded. Just listed. Serious
enquiries invited. '
" LUXURIOUS OLDER HOME
Buy •this lavish home now while •
the price is reduced.. Remodelled
to- perfection with quality car-
peting throughout. =Suitable . for
photographic 'studio, pr=ofessional
office or clinic: Located on Church
St., In Goderich. •
SUITABLE FOR V.L.A:
3/4 acre with modernized 2 storey
home, In Village of Aub9rn. Hilltop
view. Attractive landscaping and
gardens.. One of the best buys In
this area, at. present. Ask to view
this choice property today. -
"THE CASTLE"
TOWN OF CLINTON,. '
2.7 acre estate and 18 room Vic -
torten Mansion. Large ' boating
pond., Tree shaded grounds. 2
building Tots included. Front en-
trance has circular drive and foun-
tain. Double garage and Pany
• stall. Huge rooms for entertaining.
Make your appointment today. •
BAYFIELD .
22 acres including 2 building Iota.
Choice highway . property within
walking distance of beach and
village. Open to offers• $32,500.
DON HOLST
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REAL ESTATE LTD.
° REALTOR
53 West 'Street . .
524-8951
John 'Thompson
Evenings:" 527-0238
John Duddy
Evenings 482-6652
Ron ' Samways
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HOUSE IN GODERiCH
• Ideal location for, a
professional, zohed,commercial
"or. residential, ' tw.o new
bathrooms, largefamily room,
kitchen with Hanover „cup --
boards and Kitchen -Aide, Dish-
washer.. This .home is corn-,
• pletely decorated .bj� ' K.
deco.r,ating,. broadloomed
•.throughout, financing available.
CLINTON (VANASTRA)
2 storey • home on Toronto
Street, 8% mortgage, large,.
• Iivingroom,. kitchen, 3
bedrooms, featuring full' '
basementfor you to put in your
family 'rtiom.. A` .
CLINTON 19,900. ;
BUSINESS 433'-3901
RESIDENCE 482-3337 ° °
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Laundry room with washer and
dryer, 3 bedroom, garage,, large
fenced yard, count the cup
board space inthis home, if you
are about to retire or"'liying in
an apartment this is for you.
•SCHOOL HOUSE
• . BRUCEFIELD
1 'acre lot with mature trees,
"°. with its own well. •
100 ACRES :NEAR •
CLINTON •
65 _acres .of Pine and• Spruce,
Spring Creek, scenic property,
less than. $400. per acre.
For more information on these
and other,properifkes phone:-
Ron Samways
Member of the London St..
Thomas Real Estate Board..' ,
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PETER S.. MacEWAN '
GENERAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
38 ST. DAVID ST. GODERICH • 524.9531
YOU WILL LOVE THIS BUNGALOW
A nice two bedroom -brick home, living room, dining rooni, 4 pc.
bath, full basement, electric heated, carport and sun porch.
Phone today for inspection. , •
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NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU OET THE°OP.PORTUNITY
To purchase this brick bungalow for a price $39,500.00. This"
home' is ;on a quiet street in a very' nice residential- area,
,Situated on a lot 66' x132'' with Iota of shrubs;' nice' garden also
a. two car' garage completely insulated and: paved drive. This
home is -in excellent Condition with 'a large kitchen, living room,
three bedrooms, 4 pc. bath,' the basement. having a large'recs.
room.. Phone us for a perscinai inspection, so you can ap-
preciate what • 1 am trying t°o, say.. '
JUST LISTED•
Pour bedroom' home, modern kitchen and modern bathrooitti;
lot 132' x . 82', taxes $146.00, all for $27,500.00. ' n"•
HOBBY FAIiM
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Five acres of !And with small'barn, implement shed, drilled well,
located on paved county road near Goderich. Situated on'this
property is a• very well maintained four bedroom home, 2 pc•
bath arid 3 pc. bath, dining room, full basement, oil furnace.
This is a very clean property ate good price. Shown by appoin
tmenf only. 0
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DEVELOPMENT•�.,
36, 1/2 acre lots on a rpglstered plan" at Port Albert, good towns
available.
BRICK DUPLEX -
Upper apartment rented for $100.00 per month, lower apart-
ment for $90.00 per month. tenants pay all utilities: Asking :Only
$24,900,00...-�
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For rent, new 3 -bedroom, electric heated, split ,,leii'el brick
home.Nice Nice family room and attached garage: Now aveilable,
$225.0 i" per month. Utllitielii not included. , -
We -Need TourListings - • - For Action it Buying or Selling
John Schnelker
Rist 524-6055
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Blease Pflone
Bruce Ryi'in
Res`. 524.062
Jo -An BUilin
Res. 565-42'
B.A. Robinson
Res. 124.69O5
0Matirico. Gardiner
Rees: •5244302
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82 Albert Street
Phone: 482-9371
MASON BAILEY--
BROKER/MANAGER' .
Ninety five acres, of crop land, five
miles from Goderich
One floor frame home in Clinton,
one bedriiorri, gas heating nice treed
-lot.
Four plex in Clinton, located up
town near shopping area.
New three bedroom brick borne:in
Clinton, nice modern kitchen•newly
landscaped. •
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One and a half .storey eight room
brick home in • .Clinton, four
bedrooms, modern kitchen, living
room and dining room.
Fifty four acres of land near Blyth
with spring creek, no buildings:
New -one floor• brick home on .High
Street,• three bedrooms, modern kit-
chen and carport, <u
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Ideal family home in Clinton close '
to schools, two storey aluminum
sided, seven rooms, four bedrooms.
Extra large lot.
Vanastra home, one and a half
storey five rooms, newly decorated.
One floor frame school house with
approx. one and a half acres of land
in East Wawanosh toirnship.
FOOD -FOR .THOUGHT
"Failure is usually the result of too.
little effort"
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Chinchilla baths
Chinchillas like to • keep
,clean, but they take their baths
in sand or :dust, so commercial
chinchilla breeders ensure
bright clean pelts by placing
small •boxes of sand or
powdered _clay • in .each cage.
4'
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ti lb
for aroaiziing *ring Display
Fall ,Utulbs Just Arrived'
GODERICH SIGNAL -S'T'AR, TH1;RSDAY, SE 'TEMB :Rt 19", 19174- -AGE 15
the Canada Company
court
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is not, expedient to extend the
period of, instalments beyond
five years.
A discount ',should be offered
for pt payment. Rule 9:
Preparations for Commencing a
Settlement: For the specific
purpose of commencing these
improvements the Court has
resolved to"place At, your
disposal the: sum of four
thousand pounds for buildinea
road and operations
preparatory to, the proposed
settlement; and t� proceed wish
specific contracts; (for sale of
land to settlers),at fixed prices.
--1Rule 12: Dr. Wm. Dunlop is
tb receive 550 pounds per ori
num.
Rule 13: Dr. Dunlop's Jour
nal :rand 'Repc;rt- is being
studied. (In his roving trip
through the eastern section of
the province,.to view the Crown
DUTCHBULBS
30 VARIETIES QF TULIPS'
First ;Quality Jumbo 'Size Bulbs
FREE PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS
Hyacinths
Single Barly tulip.
Triumphs
Darwin.,
Lily Flowerings
Parrott..
Daffodils
Narcissus
Crocus
Snow .Drops
.• :Paper Whites •
40`x"
,CIL �tis
Winterizer Weeder
3-6-12
Late season Weed 8 Feed
• Kille'i weed killer -
Cleans out, Chickweed. •
Dandelion Plantain Ironweed
Clover. cieepmg charlle ' •
• Winterizer fertilizer builds •
strength and.tyardmess in lawns
4301. ' lnr•,�dinn nt�e�•�r, l 0m14,h
You winterize your' car
• 'Se winterizev your lawn
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WINT MEW/WEEDER.
- .344.12, Plus Killex
CIL Winterize/Weeder is �a specially
formulated la a season weed and
feed containin Killed' that 'kilts fall
. weeds • and, h Ips condition grass
, against snow mold, winter kill and
bark split. .
ARRIVING OCTA ER 1ST
EVERGREENS AND 'FREES
n) INDOOR GARDENING SUPPLIES,
SUITABLE FOR FALL, PLANTING
fr+r►.•tirik�,,r1..fZ►Nw..r'�1'�rr1..S'�.r�..r�..•.►►�.
Coming Soon Expanded Line of • `" " �
INDOOR GARDENING -SUPPLIES . ,
LANDSCAPING
RT'S NURSERYand
GARDEN CENTRE .
166 BENNETT St. E. GODERICH '524.9126
FALL/HOURS: MON—SAT DAYLIGHT TO DARK
OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 6
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Reserves" there:' Dr. Dunlop. had With Bishop Macdgnell came° tors, who_ were . Provided with' d
:decided the 'best impetus to.. the :Pr o'•in•c•ial Inspector place' for their buSiness,,which •
se ing those lands would be to General to view the new town- . would also be used as their
c ar five acres, build a log. , site of the Canada Company in homes, by the Canada Cpm-
abin, and plant some Upper:Canada.. „ pony. ,
otatoes,) The Court decided • • After they left; Alexander More settlers began arriving
against acting on his Dunl'op, and "party, including to buy lots and the price of land
two ladies:, came to visit. the , rose''from 7s. 6d. • too 15s. per
sjggestions,,.at that titre.
It was, also iiecided that new town, near the end of May." acre. The largest' Building, to
agents contracted for sale of Alexander wrote home to be used as a shelter for 'im-
'the Company lands should not ticotlapld, •after ming to the migrants, arid, Canada Com -
receive a salary but should ' trees' site along the road that the pany offices and a storehouse,
receive a percentage 'Of the • workmen were chopping out was named "The Priory'.' after
slue of the, sales. between Gait and Guelph: "We Charles •Pryor. .
This Set of rules was -signedr entered thesite of the, intended
by JTShn Hullett, Chairman:, city, !Guelph►. Five weeks. Three different sites were,
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Thomas Smith for the before it was a portion of the tracked fo'r' churches;, The
Secretary.' wildr,netis.Now the giant elms, Anglicans, Presbyterians ,and
In his letter of the same date,, the maples, the, cedars and the, theRoman CatholiS. The
in which he ,encloses a copy of „oaks, ' fallen from their high Bishop Macdonnell choosing
the' Rules of the rectors, .John state, were crumbling into the site for the .Catholic Church
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Hullett tells Galtthat . the ,. ashes' or blazing into flarhes, when he, visited the newat.own.
Court of Directors felt that it 'We smoked through the avenue Guelph was now a budding
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was too • soon to start a set:of burning trees, and descen settlement and Galt, put
ding .towards a beautiful little Charles Pryor in charge and
stream . were received -hy his returned to the. Canada Com-
Guelphic• Majesty at the' en- 'Pang Office in York,
trance of his Rustic Palace. ... Meanwhile, while_ these,
This.regal mansion was neither events were happening at
more nor less than a SquareGuelph, the surveyors and ex -
apartment formed by trunks of plorers on behalf of the'Canada-
the largest, trees piled on eachCompany,, Mahon Burwell, 'Dr.
other, covered over with planks.' .Wm. "Tiger' Dunlop,. John
and floored, with the same. An McDonald,,, :and party of
workers,
elegant log house was in the „were pushing their
course of com'pletion,\ intended way through the bush 'and
as a car.avanserie for the recep- tamarack swamp of the Huron •
tion of trave'llers." (Th y had a Tract, on their way toLake
cold supper in a shat ty and On M Huron.
May 14th, 1827, -Mahon
then went to view th Cines.•, of .
streets .cut through he trees,) Burwell wrote in his field notes
"The Streets forni a semi -circle. "Set out `about 8 o'clock in
Eighty lots were taken while company with Mr. Dunlop.
we were there. Many boluses .'Rode to Benjamin Springers on
have sicced} commenced: Lot n9. 6 in the 14th and last
The". sight of the .town was concession of Blenheim, where •
chosen because it is equidistant we left our horses, and
from Lakes )~:tie, Ontario, Sim -proceeded on .foot. _ Overtook.
Coe and''11uron. The Soil is the -Mr-, McDonald ' with the party
finest I have seen in this part of at Smith's' Creek called :by-
Canrtda". " directions of Mr.'Galt, the Nith,`
The night was dark but clear, where we stayed all night. r .
The heavens, fretted with •Tuesday,, May 15,• 1827.dSur-
golden. fires, seemed to reflect veyed to the rear 'of Wilmot
omhre blaze of the about" 31/'2 miles, near which, at
t•lement; and such a settlement
shouldn't be started before
1828. Also; it was too earl'v to
establish a complete
organization_ of asystem:
,.Hullett ,.mentioned Pultenew
and Holland systetin as being
commented on .by the Court. He
also says that he admitted to
the Court that much must be
. ' left to the discretion Of Mr.
Galt,
Tt town site of Guelph had
been founded and settlers were
coiling 'in to. take ups land. In
view of the: fact • that the
•Ca"nadb Company had
promised to take produce.for
payment of land, and to take
..,produce on consignment and
• sell ,it,, the money being used to
trpay for the land, John Galt
Wrote to the, :Lieutenant -
Governor's secretary, Major
.Hillier, on May 3,,-1827, asking
for ,ra. grant, �f three acres of
landuat Burlington for building
<':a : 'warehouse to store the
Produce;- the -land to be along
the new 'canal that was being
built. This roq"Uest was granted the more s
by 4he Lieutenant -Governor. consuming
in, land sale~' masses around carr the. last creek, .Mr: Dunlop erec-.
was -sylvan palate. Rtacier 'shanties
ted a shanty being"thee first on
good, Considering the term, of with open • fronts were ranged, the line' to 'Lake Huron."
one-fifth (20' per cent) down, ' around Our own. Pile. of wood Day after day, as they, con -
and, -as John ' Galt writes blazed on their exposed side..,.,„ time on their way towards the
"When the applicant has paid The wearied laborers reposed.!,'aloe, Mahon Burwell writes a
he�i .: detailed account. of tie' land
-his deposit, pro missory.,,ncates,:,.._trnder theirs u,,.- �, w..., ..,•..,,,. ,,_. '-
thenthe several' instalments are John Galt also wrote to a types, the distances iiirveyeii,-„,
then filled up, and signed,” . friend -and on June 2 telling of and the exploring the men do
Events were moving quickly the founding of Guelph and• each side of the line he is sur -
•for the Canada C.'jmpany. ' how it was ,thriving. "like a veying. He tells•of the men y kill a deer •
with the part
'ns fin -
Mahon Burwell, the Qcwern- village in the :Genesee country; ding a large swamp. The In -
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meat Surveyor, had arrived an whose model for the 'new town dia
Monday, Max 7, 1827, and had been adapted." In this' let- to feed the men. • .
arrangements were.,. made. for ter he is also very c•onc•erned On Tuesday, May 22, he
Bgrrweil, Dunlop, John' Mac, ' about the "Court rsof Directors" Wrote: "We crossed a Beaver
• donald, andgang or workmen, Qf the Canada Company, saving Pam a'nd brook, which I think
to go on a surveying (and •ex- the gentry in St. Helens, acre°. is part of the North 'Branch of
ploring) party through the vast 'too impatient for returns. They' the Thames:. Wednesday, 23rd
Huron Tract to Lake .Huron. expect•'the ship to•be earning 'a •May, 1827' "Produced the line
• While Burwell, Dunlop and.. ••freight before she is launched," five• miles and sixty chains this
Macdonald were pushing their,. The agent in New• York, Mr. day ••• and found the 'land of an
way through the wildernesi. to Buchanan, had heen, advised' by excellent' „qualify in the
the northwest, the news pr the John :Galt on his'•visit :to :V'ew' neighborhood of what I con-
founding ofathe new. tir,w•ta of 'York just `before found':ing terve to be the .. northbranch of
,Guelph was travelling quicklyquicklyGuelph, that a new town was tothe River 'shames ,,„•, it is T`
to..cithei part: of the province, be 'built •"and Mr.. Bt a•hanan beautiful and the water pure."
• and the first visitor to the new sent a blacksmith from New .
a settlement came.',in May. He York, who arrived in May; he,. l'•,,,:: Torbe continued
was :Bishop Alexander Mac- also sent a _ shoemaker, baker;
donell, ,Galt':; long time friend' 'Wagon makers `and two 'carnell”• •.
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MR. pND MRS. GERALD BALL
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length veil was vaught, by a bridesmaid. She carried White
"`'cluster of lily =of -the -valley and' daisies, tiz, .z
• she carried' yellow roses and b Groo'm'sman wet Richard'
stephanotis" • .114' Ball, a brother of the groom
Maid- of honor was Miss Cocfe+eich; ,.lishers,were Robert d'
.Janice Ball, 'Goderich, She Ball,' a ;brother of the grdom,
wore ' n pare yellow polyester Guelph, and Andrew Mehl,
4 UAa
empire styled gown with short Goderich.`
,sleeves and carried 'White,
The wedding reception was
*daisies. The• bridesmaid .was at Maitland Country Club,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ball
were married by Rev. Fr.
Raymond Moynahan at St.
Peter's C t.trch, Goderich, in a
double -ring iet•emorty'x' circ'
August w , The,church char el
was decorated with yellow
gladioli and white dait:ies for
• the occasion.
The bride„ theformer, Anne
Damer,v is the daughter of Mr.
and Mgrs. William Damery.
Dublin,`Iireland. The gr4'ibr is
the soli of Mr. and Mts.
,..'Melbourne Bali, Goderich:
Given in marriage 'by her
father, the bride chdae a white
eyelet empire stpied gown with
;bel. sleeves. !'ler, shoulder-
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Miss Patricia Ball, bnderich, in Goderich. 2
a ",pate ,,green polyester. gnwri Fallowing a honeymoon in
identical to the gown worn by' Quebec and Vermont, the
the maid of ,,honor. She also newlyweds ;are' residitt, 1lr:
carried white daisies. (soderich:
Fl•owergirl was Miss Sharon' Prior to her marriage the
Moriarty, Goderich n a 'pale bride vas'the guest of.hei r
green polyester gown identical a shower given by Mrs. Vera -
to the'' one •worn by the Gregg, Eayfield: _ •
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