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GODERICH OFFICE:
34 KINGSTON' ST. 524-2195
OPEN TILL 9 P.M. FRIDAYS
PARK STREET
Lush lawns, beautiful trees, and 71 feet of frontage are yours
when you own this cozy two bedroom bungalow with 4 piece
bathroom, targe living room, plenty of closets" and a full
basement with laundry tubs;rforced air ell furnace, and, has
the ceiling tiled, ready for the rec-room partitions.
COUNTRY HOME
'Less than .2 miles south of town .we have a 11/2 „storey, 4
bedroom brick house on approximately 5 acres. Living room,
dining room, modern kitchen and 4 piece bathroom: Also on.
the property is -a Targe barn with good stabling,. Only ,
$36,000.00
FARM NEAR 'LUCKNOW •
100 Acres of good cash crop land with good
h barn, old
house in need of interior re -decorating, hard -wood bush,
spring creek, only a few minutes south of Lucknow.
99 ACRES
of trees with a good trout pond, only 5 miles North of
Goderich on 21 highway. •A good place to develop a camp
ground andmobile home park.
WE NEED YOUR PROPERTY NOW.
'TERRY BAUER
RR '2 GODERI-CH,. 524- 8035
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GODERICH
524-9097
BUY OF THE MONTH - 48' x 10', mobile, home. Furnished
and as is - yours for $2,900.00.
RETIRING? Then look no further for a hobby farm. Situated
on this 21/2 acre parcel is 11/2 storey, 3 bedroom, solid brick
home - modern conveniences. Excellent barn. Priced to sell
at 537,500.00. •
THE PRICE IS RIGHT - in this one storey, 4 bedroom family
home with Targe country kitchen: Owner is moving at the end
of June and has requested us to present all offers. Be the first
to inspect.
BROKE? YOU'LL NEVER BE when you purchase this
well-maintained,solid brick„ home with extra income from
,two apartments. Immediate possession. 15 percent down`
with 10 percent mortgage.
MENESETUNG PARK - See this fully insulated frame
cottage. Double lot. Cottage has 3 bedrooms, living - dining
area and 3 pce. bath.
BEAT YOUR WIFE - to the phone and make an appointment
to see this 2 bedroom' home just south of Clinton. Full price
518,900.00. Ideal for retirement couple as prroiperty consists of
approRimately 1/2 acre. r NEWLYWEDS - Start your honeymoon in this 2 bedroom,
cute'n cozy' bungalow. All furniture included. Property
consists of two well treed lots, attached garage and is located
only 3 miles from Goderich.
BUDGET BARGAIN Dungannon - family home you can
afford. Featuring bright kitchen, two large bedrooms, good
size living room and panelled sunroom:
MOVEABLE DREAM - It won't last at -•this price. 12' x 50',
mobile home, fully furnished. Situated at Meneset Park.
WIDDER STREET - Realistically priced. Newly remodelled
and redecorated with. carpet throughout is this 3 bedroom
• home priced in the low 20's:
RURAL HAPPINESS - is yours when you buy this 4 bedroom
solid brick home locatedon a paved road, only minutes from
town. Nearly an acre of land plus ahobby barn is included in
the price of only 526,900.00• .
WHEN BUYING'OR -SELLING - CONTACT
AGNES MACKINNON JACK C,UMMINGS •
-524-6336 E 524-9624
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CHARLIE TYNDALL BILL CLIFFORD
524-7453 524-9090
PETER :S. Mac.EWAN•
GENERAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
38 ST. DAVID ST: GODERICH 524-9531
SECURITY AND PEACE OF MIND
You can enjoy ata realistic price of $27,500.00 when, you
purchase this 11/2 storey frame' home 'consisting of two
" bedrooms, living room, dining room, good kite en, full
basement, and garage, located in a nice quiet—residential
district.
HOW COSY CAN YOU BE
In this two bedroom brick bungalow, only 5 years old,
modern kitchen, full basement, located near downtown.
LOVELY HOME IN BAYFIELD
This is a very attractive four bedroom split level brick and
fieldstone construction, attached garage situated on approx.
1/2 acre of beautifully Landscaped gardens for youroutside
enjoyment. This has too much to describe, phone for an -
appointment sand see what I mean.
REDUCED IN PRICE
Three bedroom 11/2 storey bungalow, large kitchen, utility
room, breezeway to a two car garage, situated on '3 acres of
land on Hwy. 21 north of Goderich. " °4
- m DAIRY FARM
240 acres approximately 1/0 workable, balance in, Mixed
bush, 8 room brick home, good barn with open stabling,
milking parlor, modern equipment, milk house. This
productive 'farm is located 8 miles south of Goderich. Good
terms available.
100 ACRES
92 acre of good agricultural 'land. This property is very
productive and well worth the asking price.
HIGH, WIDE AND BEAUTIFUL VIEW
Overlooking the Nine Mile. River at Port Albert. over` 1,400
feet of highway frontage. Ideal site for luxury home with 24
acres of good land you'll newer feel fenced in. Don't overlook,
•look up this valuable, property before it rises out of sight:
WE HAVE
Two good house trailers available in Menetet.Park, priced to
sell.
WE NEED YOUR PROPERTIES - LIST NOW WHILE
PRICE AND DEMAND IS GOOD..
We' Need Your Usj'Ings - - - For Action If, Buying or Selling
Please Phone 0.R. Robinson
Bruce Ryall Res. 524.8905
Res. 524-7762
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Grand' Bend
238-2303
Two cottages close to' beach,"
Ipperwash, large lot. Full price
515,000 or best offer. Good rental
income
Lakefront, three bedroom 'cot-
tage, with stone fireplace. Own
drilled well, sells waft, -to six
cottages.. Nicely treed lot, 100 ftk.J
wide, $21,500.00.
Boiler Beach Road, , south of
Kincardine, large lot 190' x 200',
paved road runs along beach
front. Area building ,into , year
round residences. Also ,lakefront
and second row lots, Goderich to
Grand Bend areas.
RUTH VAN DER MEER
5,24-7875
ENID BELL
524-8191 •
Real Estate
82 Albert Street -
Phone: 482-9371
MASON BAILEY-
BROKER/MANAGER
New 1 floor brick home in Clin-
ton, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, electric.
heat, carport.
18 acres river property near
Auburn
1 floor cinder block home in.
Clinton, 6 rooms, attached
gavage, 3 bedrooms.
Century home in Clinton, 11/2
storey brick with 8 rooms, 4
bedrooms, located uptown.
2 storey Colonial style home in
Clinton, 8 rooms, antique kitchen,
all beautifully decorated, 2 full
bathrooms.
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35 acres rough land with creeks,
springs and bush, 3 acres
workable on Huron Road,
Goderich Township
2 storey family -type home in
Clinton, all carpeted with 5
bedrooms. Close to schools.
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25 acres wooded land in East
Wawanosh township with a nice
setting tobuild on..
80 aures on No. ,21 highway near
Ba;field. 2 storey brick home.
Barn set up for hogs.
10 aches in Hullett Township, 2'
floor trick home completely
modernized. Insulated farrowing
Barn.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Some wives have terrible
memories -,,,,they never forget
anything.
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MAN AND TREES
MEAN SO MUCH•
TO EACH OTHER
THINK ABOUT IT
HUNTER'S BEACH
Recently built 3 bedroom cottage
luny' insulated and heated.
Aluminum siding, carpeted
living -dining area with patio
rdoors. Large first row lot on top
of bank. Excellent private sand
beach 6 : miles north of town.
Priced at, $21,500.00.
STORES CLOSE BY
For this 11/2 storey 3 bedroom
home located in Clinton. 'Car-
peted all the 'way through. New
vinyl siding. Excellent condition.
Call' us today. 526,000.00.
, DAIRY FARM
175 acres in Hullett Township; 140
acres workable. 2„ storey frame
home. Moderately priced. Good
opportunity for a young man
wishing to start into dairying.
h COUNTRY LOTS
Located on Highway east of
Clinton in new home subdivision.
Priced at $6,500.00. Also 1/2 acre
lots in Village of Kinburn suitable
for • custom or mobile , homes.
Priced at 53,800.00.
' VAR NA
Attractive frame church in
•Village. Suitable- for storage or
business purposes.. $9,500.00.
Vendor - will hold mortgage for
$5,000.00.
TWO ACRES -
Corner country lot in scenic
conservation area near Lucknow.
21/2 miles frofn•• 46 ---Highway..
Suitable for cottage or year round
home. Small • barn, dug well and
large frame building for salvage.
55,500,00.
$1'9,800
Excellent 2 storey 3 bedroom
home at 4 Toronto Blvd.,
Vanastra. Lovely condition with
..attractive interior. Convenient
location. Assume existing 8
percent mortgage or we ' can
arrange high ratio mortgage.
$16,000
1.1/2 storey 3 ''bedroom homes on
-"Regina Street and Quebec Street
Vanastra, from $16,000.00.
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Large frame buildings for sale or
lease at Vanastra. Vendor will
convert' building -4o suit your
purposes. Call us for details on
available properties.
DON HOLST
REAL ESTATE LTD.
REALTOR
53 West Street
524-8951
John Thompson
Evenings: 527-0238
Lorne Henry
Evenings: 395-5080
ECONOMICAL DRIVING
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automobiles are steadily rising,
but °by' following some simple
practices, . you can trim your
gas bill, suggests Consumers'
Association' of Canada. Don't
idle your engine any longer
than necessary.' One minute of
idling takes more gas than is
required to restart the car. By
driving at 50 m.p.h. rather than
80, m.p.h., you can save nearly.
50 per cent on fuel. Improperly
aligned wheels can cause extra
drag and increased gas con-
° sumption. Under inflated tires
also cut gas' mileage by in -
'creasing rolling resistance.
And to save yourself, wear your
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1 1 7 GLOUCESTER.TERR ACE
2100 square feet of living"space•in this one floor ranch having
a panoramicrriver 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 'witthree piece ensuite in master.
Economical maintenance tree, in floor hot water heating.
Also maintenance free exterior. OQersized double garage.
Plus many more features. Priced at only 564,500. Phone
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GODERICH.SIGN,A%, "TA T R iDAY ,:f
ROUND AND ABOUT WITH MARINA
What is so rare as a day in
June - when - if ever - come
perfect days?
Well, - after the soggy de ys
we have had, a sunny day is a
real treat - and it IS June.
Since ' everything was go
sopping wet - some fantastic
cloud formations were noticed
last Sunday, You had to call
them CLOUDS since they were
white and fluffy and floating -
but in spots they nearly touched
the ground and zoomed up in
great lumpy cloud formations -
definitely very low in places --
but, I4liked to argue about them
and so CLOUDS not fog, won
out.
So, now the ' sunshine is
Making everything - and I
mean EVERYTHING - jump.
Especially the weeds.
' " In the little garden. I have
now - I planted some potato
sprouts, Dear knows what
they will -be like since I
wouldn't buy SEED
POTATOES But anyway, now I
see leaves poking out of .the
ground. My potato patch is
going to be something else -- so
I am told.
"How deep do you plant
potato cuttings?"
-"Oh, four to six inches" I was
understanding and more ap-
preciative.' of the great talent
that so many possess. Do°call
524-8373 and leave' your name
with them. You won't be sorry.
You might~ be interested . in
some of the program set up for
Festival of the Arts Week,
The program opens at 10 a.m.
Thursday 'July ' 17 at Court
House°Park,and carries on till
dark. There is a Photography
show and competition.There
are ,Creative Arts and Crafts
which includes paintings, any
media, crafts of all kinds -
including jewellery ' making,
pottery, ceramics, leather
work, wood working, sculpture,
knitting and knotting, stitchery
and all the homey -type crafts -
well just about ANYTHING you
can make is acceptable.
If YOU created it - it is an art
- perhaps you may think it is
NOT a work of art, but you may
not realize how much people
are now appreciating harfd
crafted things.
Also-, there 'will be a small
"ART GALLERY" where those
entering up to three paintings
will ..have a chance to have
some well kriown Ontario
Artists talk to you about your
work. This is NOT a juried
show - but of the three paintings
told. perhaps just one will be hung -.
So, that's where I' planted perhaps all three will hang -
them. After I was finished•I had who knows , anyway the entry
a change of heart - fee gives you a chance to
`"Fhos6- potatoes- - won'..L' -get .._discuss . your work_ and .such „a,
thru' until October," I thought, critique is worth a great deal to-
' and i went' over the whole lot a struggling artist. Of course,
raking the dirt off, leaving some people are afraid to have
them about an inch or so, their work discussed - and I'm
covered in a hale. It took over a not kidding - they don't take
week for them to show and I'm kindly to any kind. of con -
sure if I'd left all that earth structive criticism or advice,
over them they'd still be 'guess all they want is praise.
struggling. But these we won't miss:
So, now I have started to fill There will be a TEA GAR -
in the holes with dirt. Potatoes DEN with gals in their pinnies
have to be hilled up, they say. and old fashioned gowns to
Well, I can see now that mine serve you a great cup of tea or
are going to be hilted -down. coffee or glasses of lemonade..
Well, anyway they are going to with a goodie to go -with it. The
be interesting to watch - and - gals also plan a bake sale each
ANYONE can grow potatoes afternoon.
the OLD way! For your pleasure the old
How would you like to have Gay Nineties Band Organ will
an interesting, ,talented per-�" play the nice old tunes -most of
sonality - a potter or painter orus have forgotten o.'. can't
one 'who does some other in-• 7uremember the words,
teresting craft, stay a nite or We hope to Piave a nursery in
two at your house: No meals - the Park so that mother can
just a place to sleep? browse among the crafts 'for a
The Celebration '75 Com- while but I believe we need
mittee hope to encourage more some volunteers to help with
fine artists by offering to billet this job. Any volunteers?
them for the two nites. " "'A flower cart and 'an ice
In order to encourage these cream wagon will circulate
people toour nice town we need thru' the park - should be nice,
to be more friendly, more eh? y
Salkeld reunion
Family picnic continues
after 50 year history
Recently the Salkeld family
held their Reunion Picnic at the
Menesetung Church Camp. The
reunions have been held for 143
years with the Family Picnic
the last 50 years. .
Amos Andrew introduced the
older people, - Roy Rundell of
RR 2, Goderich in his 94th year,
Tom Salkeld of Lueknow,
Irvine Hunter of Goderich and
Will Hume of Milton, all 90 plus.
Anne Russell
graduates
at Trent U.,
Anne Elizabeth Russell,
daughter Of Canon and Mrs,
Garwood.. Russell', Goderich,
was among 500 who' received
undergraduate degrees
awarded Friday, June 6 at the
spring ,convocation of Trent
University, Anne received her
Bachelor of Arts.
Honorary degrees were
conferred upon W.H. Cranston,
Midland, former publisher and
past chairman of the Ontario
Economic , Council: -Dr. J,
Harry Ebbs, internationally
noted pediatrician at the
Hospital for Sick Children,
Toronto; Symons, of
Peter•bor•ough, founding
president of Treht and chair-
., , man of the Ontario. Human
lights Commission; and Gilles
Vigneault, writer, ppet and a
leading chansonnier of French
Canada.
The only person who' listens to
both sides of an argument is the
woman in the apartment next
door.
This is the sixth year for the
Flower Festival to be held in
the Courthouse. Everyone
really enjoys this great work of
art. *The theme this year is
" Back to the Good Old Days".
There will be s a tour of
Historical Homes which will be
of great interest to the many
new -comers in•this area and the
many tourist visitors. These
tours - the first one at 7 p.m. of
July 18, the second at 1:30 p.m.
the following day and the third
on Saturday ,the nineteenth at
3:30 p.m. all start from the
Huron Historic Jail.
At 9 p.m. of Friday, July 18,
the Pendulum Players .Theatre
Group will present, in the Jail
courtyard, "The Great Storm".
This fine play has been seen in
'Goderich this Spring and
`received 'a great ovation, so if
you missed it, this will be your
chance to see it. «
Tours are going on.thru' the
Jail each day as well as thru
our Museum on North Street.
On Saturday and Sunday
mornings the sail boats have
their Regatta starting each day
at 10 a.m.
Also, Sunday evening of July
20 The Ministerial Association
are presenting an Evening in
the Park. Many of you will
remember the lovely music and
Services in the Park.during the
1967 Celebrations.
Tonite: Thursday June 12 is
Majorette Nite atG.D C I.
lune 14-1S- Kirisrne i Bee
Barbecue, Casino and Dance
Nite at Saltford.
June 14 afternoon the Nearly
New,Sale at St. George's Hall,
June 21, Strawberry Festival
and S morgasboard at Ben -
miller United Chn'rch.
June 25 a- Ham . and
Strawberry" Supper at the
Victoria, 'United Church
Goderich.
Have fun!
The oldest lady was Laura
Salkeld of Goderich Township
in her 80 plus year.
News gatherer is Florence, -
Mrs. Horton Ptolmey of
Goderich, who sends her in-
formation to George Hume of
Toronto who edits and
publishes the family news
letter "The Spectator". The
Spectator goes from one side of
Canada to the other besides,one
going to New Zealand.
Professor David ,,Hume after
three years in Ghana, Africa,
returned to his , duties in
University of Geulph.'
Frank Washington was
elected next President with
Kay Blacker again secretary -
treasurer.
Harbor
Report
BY RON GRAHAM'
June 5 the Agawa Canyon
arrived light from Sarnia for
" salt. '
June 6 the New Yak -News
put out with a load of wheat.
Juno 8 the Algorail arrived
• light from Detroit for salt.
June 9 the Coast Guard
Cutter Rapid returned from
Tobermory'.
June 9 the Agawa Canyon
arrived light from Sarnia for
salt.
June 10 the Judith M. Pierson
made her maiden trip to
Goderich from Thut1der Bay for
grain.
June
10 the Tug
Lat Manitoba arrived.
.lune 10 the Tug Long Pointe
Gas arrived with a drill rig.
Love,
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Steve 13uchanan, a .Grade 1.
Acton high school student. ,was'
one of 276 teenagers chosen by
the same number of Rotary
Clubs across Canada to
represent their camn'u'nity in
Ottawa.
Steve represented the Acton
Rotary at the Adventure in
Citizenship project held May 14
to 15./The Ottawa- rotary Club '
spon 15/The
the whole project
_with the separate clubs paying
the way of the student, Steve
was selected for his, academic -
achievements. andhis' par-
ticipation in school.
Steve is the son of Fred
Buchanan, formerly of
Colborne Township.
„ During his five-day Ottawa
sojourn which Steve termed to
be nothipg less than `an
emotional high', he met such
dignitaries as Prime Minister
Pierre Trudeau, fore r Prime
Minister John Diefe'nbaker,
Donald Jamieson and . the
Ambassador of the People's
Republic of China.
As in the past Steve will be in
the Goderich area for the
summer working on the farm of
his grandfather Richard
Buchanan of RR 6, Goderich.
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