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PAGE 16—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THi* ItS,DAY, AUGUST 14, 1975
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4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ZURICH, one storeyr four
bedroom, frame 'home, with at-
tached carport. Close to school.
'Kitchen, •-three piece bath, car-
peted living room, dining area
and master bedroom. " Extra
large l L. i1 feaged in back
yard. Phone 236-4005.-32-33
AT POINT CLARK, cozy, two-
bedroom, winterized cottage,
nice lot 126' x 199', close to lake
'and store. Can be seen by ap-
pointment, weekends phone 395'-
5787, weekdays Windsor 1-253-
92'58.=31,32,33,39
(New)
Mobile
Home
Park
"TURNBERRY
ESTATES"
Wingham, Ontario'
One of Ontario's first
professionally built parks,"
All Services: Commuting
distance to:
-- Lake.Huron Beaches
Douglas Point Hydro
Plant
major area
centres beautiful' large'
lots, sorne"treed, and home
prices start at only. $15,500.
Be first! Choose your lot
now! For complete
details:.
QUINTUS. REALESTATE
INC.,
Realtor
Waterloo Square
,Waterloo,' Ont.
N2J 1P2
.( Exclusive, Agents)`
Real Estate
Announcement'
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4. -REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Real Estate Y
82 Albr't Street
Phone: 482-9371
MASON BAILEY -
BROKER MANAGER
Country living on 1'1 'acres of
land north of Blyth, 112 storey
brick home, 8 rooms, 5 bedroosps.
20 'acre's in Stanley township,
backs on Bannockburn River
1 floor brick., home in 'Clinton on
High Street, 5 rooms,' 3 bedrooms,
electric heat, carport, fUl,l
basement.
18 acres of river property near
k.uburn
57 acres rough land.''ith creeks,
springs and bush, approx. 3 acres
workable, ideal for camp site, 112
storey frame home with 3
'bedrooms. •
160 acres cash crop land in
Stanley Township, 150 aci-es
workable. , large barn equipped
for cattle.
We have a variety of farms listed'
in Huron County.
) storey .frame cottage at
Bayfield, completely furnished, 2
bedrooms. -
3712 acres land near Walton,•,30
acres' workable, balance in bush.
We have several .houses listed in
Blyth ranging in price . frorxr,
$16,000 to.'$35,000.
• FOOD FOR THOUQHT
'"Success is knowing the difference
between cornering ' people " and
' getting them in yo„tir corner,
TOM TOBEY
.Mr. Don Hoist, President
of Don Hoist Rival Estate
Ltd. is pleased to announce
the appointment of Mr.
Tom Tobey to the sales
staff. of his Goderich Of-
fice. Tom • lives in the
Dungannon area and has
recently completed the
Introduction to' Real
Estate: Course and is well
qualified to IoOk after all
your real estate needs.
If you are thinking, pf
buying or selling, give Tom
a call for friendly personal
service. 529-7431.
DQN 'HOLST
REAL ESTATE LtD.
REALTOR''
53 West Street •-
524-8951
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'Achievement
days dates
arranged
The Home . Economics
Branch of, the Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture ` and Food is
holding '4H Garden Club
Achievement Days in 'Huron
County. -
.The girls are participating in
the. current garden project,
entitled "Use of Vegetables".
During: the summer months,
each club member planted and
cared fora home garden. With
the variety of vegetables
grown, each girl has ,practised
ways of preparing and serving
garden produce to her family.
Miss. Jane Pengilley, Home
Economist for Huron County,
will.be conducting the'Clinton
Area Achievement Day at
Central Huron, Secondary
School' on August 20. -
• All friends and relatives are
invited to attend the afternoon
program which -begins: at 1:15
p.m. The girls will be
presenting exhibits, demon-
strations and skits related to
garden'; ng,
. "Your presence will show
your support for the young
people • in the County." says
Miss Pengilley.
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PUC wants decision
on Highway 21Suth
--The-C144'ierich_L'.ublicr d_tititit',s
Commission would like to know'
just what town council has
planned -for Highway 21 south of
Goderich--and they requested a
special meeting with council to
try to find out.
Dave Rolston, manager of
the Goderich'PUC„ told council
Monday night that there was a
great deal of growth along
Highway 21 (Bayfield Road)
and that if the utility hyped to
keep abreast of it ani supply
'water and hydro to customers,
they had to know council's
plans.
He said hydro would be
needed' for, the shopping mall
nearint C'o"ihpletion, the A&W,.
the car wash; Industrial Park
and. a ` 24._.. unit -apartment
• building planned by Suncoast
Estates for the property next to
Standard Auto Glass.
The,problem the PUC faces is
not technical; it is
geographical. To supply , the
new customers they will have
to run hydro lines along the
highway and they would like to
know Where to put their poles.
Council has been discussing,
plans to widen the highway and
the PUC requested that these
plans be cemented to prevent
having to move. all the services
if'theproject goes ahead in the
nearfuture. „
"We would like to cement the '
plans for the highway -with the -
town," explained the manager..
""Hydro lines are like a house.
If you get it built and then have
to move it it's not worth much.
You have to tear it down and
'start over."
Mayor Deb Shewfelt advised
the PUC manager that he was
very glad that they had taken
the initiative to try to make
sure things were 'done right on'
the proposed project.'He said, it
was very good that they were
willing . to work alongside
council, but unfortunately no
,definite decision could be made
on the.matter immediately.
Mr. Rolston pointed ' out a
number of items that could be'
discussed by the two groups.
Hp said that Suncoast Estates
had requested that a power line
running through their 'uh-
division .be' moved to allow
them more space for building
lots,
The feeder line was con
structed seven years ago in the
subdivision on a road
allowance. According to the
plans for the development the
road allowance cut through the
housing area and growth of the
town since that time en-
couraged the developers to ask
that the power line be moved to
the southern boundary of
Goderich to provide the same
service for hydro and to make
room for more' housing.
Mr. Rolston said that Stin
coast had asked for a meeting
with the PUC, themselves and
town council to discuss paying
for the project. They indicated
they would be willing to pay the
lion's share, of the costs if the
town would be willing to move
the line.
An estimate for the moving
had been given to the PUC by
an independent company and
Mr. Rolston said that the,whole
project would cost $46,375.
r Supplying PUC services to
Industrial' Park is another
major expense the PUC faces
in the next .few -months. Mr:
Rolston said that continuing ,
services down Huckins Street
to the most recent factory,
Huromic Metals, should cost in
the neighborhood of $24,004,•
He explained that the' water
line extension would— cost
$13,712 and,the hydro about
$10,000. He dded that Ontario
Hydro requested that the PUC
extend their services to their
southern limits to include the.
town -owned Mitchell farm and
the trailer park 'south of
Goderich.
The two customers are
presently serviced , by the.
provincial supplier and they
would like theGoderich PUC to
take over with their own lines.
Mr. Rolston estimated that
project to cost around $9,000.
The new line would be an ex-
tension of services in Industrial
Park and would,run out Mooney
Street to the town limits.
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SiguaI—Sfar Publishing staff 'ios in Kincardine
Two Signal -Star staffers manned this unidentified floating
object Saturday in the.Kincardine harbor and captured first
place in the newspaper class in the town's weekend bathtub
races. Brian Rumig, at the helm, and Paul Steep brought their
Sandy's Clippers
Gord's Sports
GGODERICH INDUSTRIAL
SOFTBALL STANDINGS
Ziebart '
DRMCo a .
Little Bowl ........... ,
Eisher Builders
Brindley Plasterers
Brindley Transport
Lakeport Steelers. - 3 14
J'GAMES TONIGHT
DRMCo vs Brindley T
GAMES SUNDAY Lakeport vs Gord's
Little Bowl vs Sandy's GAMES MONDAY
Fisher ys.Brindley T
Brindley P vs DRMCo'
Won Lost. Tied Pts.
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15 . 6 6
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tub in first.to bring top power class honors to the newspaper
sponsoring them, ,the Kincardine News. The pair built and
tested cruised their craft in the Maitland River near the
Goderich harbor, (News -Photo)
Goderich Sports.....
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errors in the sixth and eighth
innings. Phil Arthur got the win.
giving up four hits..
In the final game Sunday -the
',Sports rallied 'in the final three
innings to push nine.,runs across
to clinch the contest 16-9. The
players, somewhat relaxed
after their -big win 'Were strong
at the plate. Bill Walters, Phil
Arthur "and Benny Worsell.,led.;.,.
the batting with John Page,
•Tim MacLean, Steve Davey,
Mike Cummings and Paul
Schaefer chipping in. one each.
Tim MacLean 'went the „:
distance for the win.
The Sports face Listowel in
their next series with the
winner going to the provincial
.playoffs. Thea opener ,vas here
last night with the next two in
Listowel Thursday and
Saturday, and Sunday if
necessary the clubs will return
here.
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