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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-20, Page 27• 4. REAL `ESTATE .FOR SALE ' 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NOTICE Real Estate Agents Please remove all signs from trees Parks Committee 1 1 7 GLOUCESTER TERRACE 2100 square feet of living space in this onejloor ranch raving, a panoramic river view from the .33' x •9' patio -with access from the huge family kitchen and the 30' x 16' family•room with two piece bath. Entertainment sized formal living room. Four large bedrooms with three piece ensuite in master. Economical maintenance free, in floor hot water heating. Al„sp maintenance free exterior. Oversized double garage.. • Plus'many more features. Priced at only 561,500.00. Phone Harry Wach collect in London 672-0520 res, 472-1940. e -•M tropoIitan-.•Trust •Company_ REALTOR 400 Adelaide St., N. London, Ontario K.W. Colquhoun Limited Real Estate Broker - Clinton 14 Isaac St. 482-97.47 CLINTON Modern 11/2 storey brick, 3 bedroom, 11/2 baths, dining and rec. rooms, central ' CLINTON Older 11/2' storey frame, . 3 bedroom,' dining room,. carport, central CLINTON Three bedroom split level -angel stone and frame with finished rec. room,gas heat, on main high- way. This home could lend itself . to a double use,has a family room or business office attached to house with separate entrance and carporf with large lot. CLINTON . Three bedroom 11/2 stor'ey Alcan sided, newly renovated, 2 baths, extra lot ' THE MAN TO SEE IS 52 West Street . Goderl'ch BUSINESS HENSAI=L Gas and variety, 7 room -living accommodations, excellent investment. CLINTON Three bedroom, 11 storey Johns - Manville siding, oil heat, at- tached garage,,large rec. room on main floor. CLINTON Three t -bedroom apartments, electric°heat, aluminum siding, 1 storey, Londesboro - 11/2 storey brick, 4 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, garage, large lot, modern kitchen, reasonable Londesboro - 11/2 storey frame, colorlok siding, 4 bedroom, large lot - Brucefield -" '11/2 storey vinyl siding, 11/2 baths, tgarage, large lot, modern kitchen, excellent condition Hal Hartley -Salesman 482-3693 1lb ryF t,01 1 It1t II SIGNAL -STAR. TI-IVRSDAY, MARPH ,197 urry Gaunt war -ns Bruce F of A aA not to- oo,,oseAct too vigorously Huron -Bruce MPP Murray Gaunt warned the 'Bruce Federation 9f Agriculture recently against objecting too strongly to th,e proposed Ontario Farm Income Protection Act. , Speaking at the "Meet -the= Members" night sponsored by the Federation, he agreed with the Federation's recom- mendation -on the Act but noted what he yiews should be one exception —a clause to restrict the Act's benefits to Federation members only. The clause recommends that only dues paying members of the Federation would benefit from the Ontario Federation's recognized plan,. The clause, could cause "controversy" between farm` Organizations, Such a controversy could overshadow the principle of the plan, Mr. Gaunt said. .The regulation could -be 'viewed as a step to consolidate 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 SMALL -V°1.11 -LAG-&- ;... For that ' retirement home in Village of Brucefield. Close to store, post office. 3 bedrooms with new oil furnace. 'Give us•a call today on this home. THE PRICE IS RIGHT How 'about a small home in the country - close to Hwy. 21 and Kingsbridge? 1 bedroom down, 2 rooms upstairs not finished. Broadloom on all rooms down- stairs. Good terms with 56,000 524-6991 do*n. HOMES GODERICH 4 bedroom split level with family room. 1 bedroom cosy home, west end of town. CLINTON 1500 sq. ft., 3 bedroom ranch with attached garage, 6 months old. 1185 sq. ft., 3 bedroom—plastered'-walls;-ga-s- hot--Anrater heating. Choose your own broadloom and brick. 2 storey vinyl sided 4 bedroom home. Brick 4 bedroom, spacious and luxurious. SEAFORTH 3 bedroom modern home with workshop. VANASTRA '1,commercial building. INCOME PROPERTY BRUCEFIELD 4 piex, brick construction, 2 and 3 bedroom units, CLINTON 6 piex, all' 2 bedroom •units. ' - We are offering a large selection of farms, dairy, beef and cash crop. Please call for full details. PAUL WARR 524-9314, 40 Victoria St. CLARKE ZINN 524,8620 236 MARY ST. WARREN ZINN Lucknow . 529-7350 REAL ESTATE LTO. 526 -Oxford St. E., London. 672-1200 A VIdao Homs of Canada Realtor GODERICH OFFICE: 34 KINGSTON ST. 524-2195 HOME ... is a family surrounded by a good house. You are the family, this' is the house.. Three, big bedrooms, large broadloamed Hiving room, shag in the -dining room, bar and fireplace in the 11'-x 32' rec room, clean = comfortable electric beat, attached garage and 16' x 12'sundeck, In a new subdivision in'Hensall. A home to be proud of. ,• EXECUTIVE •HOME . ° on a full one half acre lot only -five minutes from Goderich - close to the lake. Over 2,000 square feet,of beautiful IMO' ' space contains four roomy .bedrooms, kitchen, separate' ' ,dining room, living room, den, double rec room, laundry room with tubs. Also an extra large attached garage. Shown by appointment only. MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS Take over this large, well known,°'and profitable furniture outlet in Lucknow. There is over 4800 sq. ft. of display area, and irncludes two modern -apartments„ . GET LOTS OF HELP with the mortgage payments from the tenants in the separate apartment building, live in the beautiful 4 bedroom home, and run -your awn busjnes from the large workshop. A real deal for a price that's' a steal. COUNTRY AT ITS BEST 25 acre paradise. Cabin, mature mixed bush, excellent hunting, fishing, canoeing, skiing, and snowmobiling. Only $23,000.00, including many extras. - 100 acres with some hardwood, cedar grove, trout stream, and workable land. Take• a look and present an offer, she might accept it. A HELP WE NEED EXPERIENCED SALES 'PERSONNEL IM- MEDIATELY. EXCELLENT' INCENTIVE .PROGRAMME AND COMMISSIONSPLIT. FOR AN IN- TERVIEW. TERRY BAUER 524 2195, OR RAE J. WATSON 672.1200. TERRY BAUER RR 2 GODERICH, 482-7505 W 30 ACRES Of hilly land with 18 acres hard maple bush. A great place to build your new,hoRe. Located in „ McKillop Township north of Seaforth. () JUST LISTED - In Vanastra; 2 storey 3 bedroom home in spotless condition. throughout. Located close to food store, school bus pickup• and excellent recreational facilities. HOG FARM Why not try an offer on this small hog -farm. Modernized 112 storey 4 bedroom home. Two huge barns, modern stabling. Located north west of Seaforth. ON THE RIVER-' Just the right place to go fishing. A secluded lot that borders on the river. Cottage ,needs. to be finished inside. Located 11 miles north of Goderich. Priced right with only 54,000 down and -good terms. Do you WANT' TO SELL :your place? Get an expert - see below - We'll save you time, work and dough. • • DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. REALTOR 53 West Street 524-8951 John Thompson Evenings: 527-0238 Lorne Henry Evenings: 395-5080 Oldtimers... (continued from page 3) Mr. Lamb knows of some that haven't played in an organized game for over 20 years but some of them still play and should he able to make a game of it, The first year of Young Crtnada was a day long tour- nament. The organizers Nip Whetstone rrn•d'''G'uy"`FrritrS'on thought it would he ideal facia. tis - tR;erit cr-rictrltt teams in , the srolill ' house y .,.....tr leagues ue s aCrciss the county to,,,guidelines currently used ' in Ontario schools. play eachother, fcr-fun 'based-'"- -on " these - experience. Thc'y got together with the Goderich arena manager Bob Lindsay .and organized on 11 team tour- nament.:. In the- first round of the tourney r Goderich defeated Seaforth 3-1 to advance to the semi final against Lucknow, The teams had met on the ice before and 'had established a rivalry uncommon amongst the two major farm organizations, the OntariO Fed. of Ag, and the National Farmers' Union into one body, he Said, - .In 1970 a vote was taken on such union but the NFU rejected -,the idea while the OFA generally accepted it, The Income Protection plan would 'have government and producers paying insurance premiums, but the govern- ment's share • would he double that of'the farmers. The"funds and the plan would be administered by the Federation. It would provide for participation by the federal government. , ' New courses outlined for schools The Ministry of Education. has published a guide to assist secondary schools in designing courses in Canadian Studies and .in identifying courses that could receive credit as Canadian Studies, Education Minister- Thomas Wells an- nounced recently. Since September. 1, 1974 every student entering the first year of an Ontario secondary school must complete at least two credits in courses designated as Canadian Studies in order to. qualify for -the SeCondry Schopl Graduation Dipl:orna..-The new supplerrient Paym`trnts to producers • would be based on tte dif- ference between a negotiated price and a current market price of a commodity. The negotiated price would be based on production-; labor and management costs plus return on investment and premiums ` for the plan. The plan would be voluntary. Once 4icomn1itted the farmer would have to be involved with it for five years.. William Wolfe,' president of the Bruce Federation said the plan would,. protect farmers'. incomes when market prices are too low tO provide fair' returns on investment, Beef men at the meeting, which was also attended by Grey -Bruce MPP Eddie Sargent and Bruce MP Crawford Douglas, presented a declining COR brie noting service to the area Bruce produces more beef than any other Ontario county.. Mr. Douglas-- suggested bringing in western beef cattle byi DC8 jets-• to the Wiar+on airport. The three to fourrou.r flight time reduces risk of shipping fever and 100 head can be shipped at a time. It was generally, agreed at the meeting that the govern - spending was largely, responsible for continuing inflation, ment guidelines might he credited as Canadian. Studies provided their ' major purpose is the study of some 'aspect of Canadian society: In addition to this list that deals' with courses treating the study of Canada sand Canadians from historical, ,environmental., cultural, economic, political, geographic .and sociological viewpoints, the guide. suggests how individual other entrants . in the tour-' schools might develop ' ex- naniegf • ` Lucknow- made no perimental courses in mistakes• in: the contest and Canadian Studies. coasted over the Goderich team . . 10-0. -They went on to defeat Walkerton 4-1 to`Tbecome the first Young Canada champs. Goderich isnot looking for a win in this game and Ltacknow are not look'rng.---tfi--maintain----. _- their record. Both squads are hopeful that there will be' no body contact and no. slapshots and that all the players finish the game in one piece. 11'We'ru just looking to havea good time, relive old memories. and get together with the guys we grew, up with," said Harold Lamb.. "It .should be a lot of fun." The lineup for the Lucknow - cart'__ .IS_ as follows: Roy Emberlin, Ken McNay, Ernie Gibson, Jim Wilson, Jim Peterson, Leonard Clarke, Ken A1;.1odgkinson (top player in the .first tournament), Steve Carnegie'' Bob Mowbray, Bob Gardiner, and Alvin 'Pee Wee' Baker. The Goderich players are ` Harold Lamb, Jerry Wall, Don . Goddard, r Bill Reid. .Ron' Williamson, Bud,€hisholm; Bill Graham, Don McArthur, Frank Miller, Bill Gallow, Buck Million, Carman Doak and John Buchanan. ..a Appraisals Propertc. Management -Investments 26' THE SQUARE GODERICH .4 Imesseesamemmisw --Residential —Farms —Business —Resort Properties OEFICE , • 'COMPLETEL'Y FINISHED ET 14 Front•tp :back split. Just one year old. Featuring a large living room, separate dining room and kitchen on ground level. Six short steps take you up to three . generou'sly proportioned' bedrooms,' and a' full' bath, or down to a huge family room. Also two piece washroom and laundry room on the same level and Dirge basement suitable for workshop and storage area, Angelstone front with pioneer brick. Split rail and privacy fence. This electrically heated home is nicely landscaped and immaculately maintained. All this for 542,500,00 • 10 percent Mortgage. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING A BUSINESS BE SURE TO SCIE1/4 AGNES MACKINNON JACK CUMMINGS BILL CLIFFORD 524.6336 . 524.9624 524-9090 THE C'O,tiS't '1,'I';1,NTS cannon nG Aon reociav '4', e 4. , Two over"rr+e mes to dote ga eu ',AL , TAP :.. ILY DA HIV,.. S 105 A FULL SET FOR A PERMANENT RECORD , p�ily Melva °e0,,, i•v • •n 5812:4A, ,TAS' 10< YOUAp pl .,, 61:rev �E� ... v .' •', '.won Gederirte hosted silt wee lams ee oar p,dge+ ed1ed br Cmoevale SOUVENIR Of YOUflG , HOCKEY WEER olnAUADAUhhV M." 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