HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-30, Page 23VILLAGE OF BENMILLER
This 4 bedroom home boasts a
view of your own pond from the
bay window in the dining coo..
Many extras with this home, Call
us today for more information.
' LOOKING FOR A LOT?
$2,500 can buy you a 66' x 132' lot
for your new home. These lots
are located in Dungannon. Also
acre Tots on Hwy. 8 east of Clinton
for $7,500.
BEEF & HOG FARM
New ranch style home on this 100
acre farm located in Ashfield
Township. Asking $170,000. Call
for more details.
WINTERIZED COTTAGE
With stone fireplace and furnace
pn•lakefront lot 10 miles south of
Goderich. 3 bedrooms, cathedral
ceilings, carpet throughout.
Priced at 545,900.
IO ACRES
2 miles northeast of Goderich
with a completely' remodelled 3
- bedroom brick home. 2 acres
fenced with cedar rails - 8. acres
under cultivation. Concrete
block building for the hobbyist.
VARNA AR..EA.__.
100 acre hog farm with ex-
ceptional buildings and out-
standing century old stone house.
Asking price 5105,000.
SEAFORTH
Like new 1150 sq. ft. home with
garage, a beautiful'rmodern home
for 533,000.
Also modular home on 66' 'x 132'
lot with all furniture included for'
525,000.
ESTATE
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OIT IS NO?A TRICK
BUT
' IT 1S A TREAT
GARDEN HOMES
Semi-detached, 2 storey, 3 bedrooms full basement & sound
proof.
For the low price of
,which includes the land
for ,the low Down Payment of $1,490.
Balance of purchase price on First mortgage from the Royal
Bank of Canada at annual interest rate of 101/4 percent.
Monthly payments which include principal, interest and
taxes are $287.00.
These 'quality built homes by Eastbank Buildings Limited
have low maintenance exterior of brick and aluminum. A
targe living room, dining room and a kitchen. featuring
Formica finished kitchen cabinets and counter occupy the
first floor and three bedrooms and four piece bathroom" are'
located on the second floor which provides 1160 sq. ft. of
living space.
In the full basement are laundry facilities, Cascade forty hot
water tank and electric forced -air furnace, looted -to provide
ample room for a future 'roc' room. These •homes are com-
pletely decorated, have broadloom carpet in the living room •
and gleaming inlaid vinyl floors in all other rooms. '
NOW FOR THE REST OF THE GOOD NEWS
$29,932.
These homes 'have been approved by C.M.H.C. to qualify
under the Federal Assisted Horne Ownership Plan.. , This
means that any qualified Purchaser with a weekly income of
$162.00 or more can -purchase eerie of. these homes and the
monthly P.I.T. payment will be subsidized by the Federal
Gov't so that it will not exceed 25 portent. of your monthly
income.
In addition to this, first time home buyers, whether
qualifying for A.H.O.P. or not, will be eligible for the
Provincial Gov't bonus of $1500.08 and any other Federal
Gov't bonus which may be applicable at time of purchase.
WHICH MEAN'HAT
First-time home buyers may purchase one of these homes
without any cash (Prov. Gov't bonus will cover D.P.) and if
quaIitied..for...A.HQ.P.._mo-nthly payme,Its .will not ,exceed 25
percent of monthly income.
To qualify for A.H.O.P. sybsidy purchaser must have one or
• more dependent children. Hwris may be re -sold at any timed •
without penalty dr repayment ref subsidy. -
THER,E ARE ONLY FOUR HOMES AVAILABLE
Don't delay,'calI to -day
HAROLD W. SHORE C.R.A.
REAL, ESTATE BROKER, APPRAISER AND
CONSULTANT
55 Newgate St. - Dial 524-7272
Please note. Purchase of these homes is open to any one
whether first time buyers or npt.and also to purchasers who
do not qualify for A.H.O.P.; assistance.
When all or any part of the above mentioned first mortgage is
to be assumed by the purchaser, all sales are subject to the
condition that the purchaser is acceptable to the Royal Bank.
of Canada as a mortgagor.
DON HOLST
REAL ESTATE LTD.
REALTOR
53.-_W. est.._Street`.._ ..
524-8951
John Thompson
Evenings: 527.0238
Lorne Henry
Evenings: 395-5080 •
-,Tom Tobey
Evenings: 529-7431
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Grand Bend
238-2303
New modern year round home at
Port Albert. Shown by ap-
pointment.
Country home• near Goderich.
Well maintained 2 bedroom home
with electric heat. 575. Taxes.
Contractors look . at this
Dungannon property, 3lots'66' x
166' and a 12' x 60' mobile home.
Lakefront cottage at St. Joseph's,
furnished, 2 bedroom, $5,000
down., low interest on the
balance
Bluewater Beach lot, 100' x 305'
large, lovely.
Discount store in small town
showing good gross and net
profit.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Real Estate
82 Albert Street
Phone : 482-9371
MASON BAILEY -
BROKER MANAGER
Country living on 5 acres north of
Blyth," 11,2 storey, brick home, 6
rooms, 11,2' baths, new oil furnace,
4 bedroc,ms, Barn and drilled
'Vett.
Mansion•styie, 2 storey brick
home on large corner lot in
Clinton, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms,
new,family room with fireplace`
Discount store west of Stratford.
Good income. Sell due to illness. -
2 Storey double brick, un-
converted school house.
West Wawanosh. Large maple
hedge, large lot.
ENID BELL
524-8191,
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Small 4 room home in Clinton,
vinyl siding, one bedroom, nice
treed lot,
INCOME"- PROPERTY IN
CLINTON: 2 storey aluminum
sided duplex, 2 - 2 bedroom
apartments, located uptown.
Modestly riced, 1 fjor brick
home in t.wii 5 r oms, all
carpeted, etlioomS.
2 storey insul-brick home in
Clinton, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms,
living and dining room, lull
basement, oil heating.
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20 acres . in Stanley Township,.
backs on Bannockburn River.
Family -type home in Clinton, 2
storey aluminum sided, 8 rooms,
4 bedrooms, dining and living
room, located close to schools.
20 acres in Morris Township, 11/2
storey insul-brick home, 10
rooms, 5 bedrooms.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
An intellectual is a person who
uses more words than he needs to
say more than he knows.
PETER. S. MacEWA.N
GENERAL INSURANCE
REALESTATE BROKER
38 St. David St.' Goderich ,— Phone 524-9531
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(ONVENI IONAL, MODULAR, MOBILE AND
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Homes by:
LINDAL CEDAR HOMES, BENDIX HOME SYSTEMS,
MARLETTE ,QUALITY HOMES, COMMODORE HOMES
AND HOMCO HOMES
• Satisfaction guaranteed
• Financing arranged
* Complete construction facilities
HURON HAVEN HOMES
HURON HAVEN VI,LLAGE�
Box 128, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5
(Highway 21, North of Goderich) ' Phone (519) 524-6384
OPERATED BY HOMES Of THE FUTURE LIMITED
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUILDING -
now or in the future, we have lots, we have plans, and we have
mortgage money and also builders.
WRRR A/
$.7-IfO r EXCELLENT LAKEVIEW is
. included when you purchase
one of these four choice
building lots on Warren St. Still
aik listed at last years price of
A 511,500. ea. Take your pick.
Lots -21,22,23,24. '
0N YOU NEEDONLY $500. DOWN
-..[. . ttt - Last remaining lot on Rich St.,
`1 54 fdot frontage by 144 feet
1 depth. You'll agree..it is worth
the price. Lot No. 17.
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BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME
on,one of these lots in Delbar •
Subdivision. We, have house
plans, contractors and builders.
Terms available. Lots
1,2,25,27,35, and 56.
EXTRA LARgE LOT - 73' x
130'. Build your dream home on
this last available Westbrook'
Subdivision' corner lot on Eldon
and Sunset Drive,
SUNSET HEIGHTS - Well
planned, fully serviced sub-
division of Iakeview Tots. We
have Only two remaining lots
which capture the magnificent
view of Lake Huron and its
beautiful sunsets. For the
discriminating buyer. Lots 10,
and 11 only -
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CONTRACTORS - Development property excellent' for con -
hewn -houses, or 12 ,unit apahtment block. ALL_ FUR-
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NISMf NGSNGS will be included with the purchase of the home. This is
ideal -commercial property with excellent terms.
Contact: BILLCL1FFORD REALTOR
26 The Square . • - OOD,E R I CH 524.909/
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This solid red brick, offering two spacious apartments, in
excellent condition.' Situated on a•Iarge fenced lot 100' x 120'.
Located in the best residential district in Goderich
overlooking the Lake. Only three blocks from downtown.
'HELP YOUR INCOME
When you buy this frame duplex consisting of one three
bedroom apartment on main floor, 2 4 pc. bathrooms, 1 two
bedroom apartment on second floor, new four pc. bathroom,.
aII new wiring, full basement, only asking 528,500.00.
CUT COST
Buy this new self contained semi detached duplex each unit
• has three bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, large kitchen,bright living
room with glass doors to cedar deck patio, washroom
downstairs, ,full basement, electric heating th block from
school., One unit now rented _on a yearly lease, the other is "
vacant and waiting to welcome you.
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DEFEAT INFLATION:
Go country style and purchase this 10 acres, no severance
required, situated on this valuable property is a 4 bedroom
frame home with instil brick siding large kitchen, and living
room. House and barn need some repairing but for Tess than
526,000.00 you can't go wrong. Located at Nile, 10 miles from
, Goderich.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR BENMILLER -
This home is better than new and -offers 2,000 square feet of
living area at half the cost of'building plus 171/2 acres of
gentle rolling land to a never failing spring creek situated on
this attractive property is a very well built barn. Phone for
ilispection today.
22 ACRES AT ST. JOSEPH
Includtn4,a five room home originally tog cabin, now framed
with insuf`br,ick siding. This property is Ioc ted on Hwy. 21
approx. 10 miles south of Bayfield.
GRAVEL BUSINESS \'
Consisting of 32 acres on the Bayfield River .at Bayfield
Ontario. Includes all equipment, this is a browing business,
buy now and reap the harvest of success tomorrow;'. ' '
ONE ONLY
.A real good building lot 67' x 132' in a very attractive
residential district.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
We still have a' few outstanding buys, if you enjoy in-
' dependence; the privilege of mapping your own financial
destiny, do drop in and discuss your requirements with any of
our qualified sales personnel.
We Need Your Listing's --- For Action if Buying or Selling
Please Phone
Bruce Ryan B.R. Robinson
Res. 524-7762 Res. 524-6905
John Schneiker
Res. $24.6055
Jo -An Bullen
Res, 565-2421
' /laurice Gardiner
Res. 524-7302
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GUDE RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDA i'', OCTOBER 3p1 19757,1240g 13
A member of the South Huron senior football team eludes the tackle of two GDC 'Vikings
along the sidelines in a game played last Thursday. The Exeter squad recorded a shut out,
over the Vikings who promptly got their revenge on Listowel Tuesday. (staff photo)
Seni�Viki.n'gs' blanked by
determined Exeter Panthers
BY T.D.
The GD.CI Senior' Vikings
football team was shut out 26-
0 by Exeter South Huron
Panthers..here in Huron -Perth
Conference action last
Thursday.
The 'loss left the Vikings
' with a two win- - three loss
record and put them in the
unaccustomed position of
having to win their final game
of the regular schedule to
qualify for the playoffs. The
game with Listowel was
played here, on Tuesday.
Coach. Ray Donnelly. of .tfi.e.
Vikings rated the Panthers as
the best _football team the
Vikings have met this season.
The. Panthers are in second
place in league standings ,. move the ball with any
with four wins and one loss - ' 4success and as a result South
that to the Clinton Redmen Huron enjoyed good field
who are in first .place; un- position most of the af-
defeated in five starts.ternoon. ,
The Panthers are a big The Viking defence played
team and coach Ron Bogard a strong game despite the
had them executing with apparent high score against
precision against the Vikings. them., Donnelly pointed out •
Quarterback John- that the Vikings made three'
VanGerwen passed to Ken defensive errors and the
Pinder for a 105 yard touch- Panthers scored on each of
down play for one Panther them. Except for the three
'score. Other Exeter- touch- long touchdown plays, the
adowns carne on a 25 yard run. -defence held South Huron to
by Gord Baird and a 30 yard 74 yards on offence.
run by Brian Taylor on a fake
punt. Paul Brooks kicked Al. Worgan, Jed DeJong,
three converts and John Fred Martin and 'Keith
Gould two singles. , McLellan all ' played' well
The Viking offence failed to defensively. for the Vikings: .
Three teams fight for top spot
Three teams in the men's
Monday night bowling league
are still locked in a tight race
for top spot'
in the standings
and after another close
scoring battle last Monday
DRMCo held their first place
'standing •picking up two,
points for a season total of 33
points. The Signal Stars and
the' Rookies each managed
two points to bring their total
for the season to 31 and a two
way -tie for second place. The
Tail Ends notched four points
to move,into third spot with 28
points followed by Roy's Boys
with. 27, Len's Wreckers with
,25, Augies Dogies with 24,
Goderich'Manufacturingand
the Hopefuls with 20 points
each and A&P with six points
for the year.
The high single for the night.
went to Tom Vanderburg who
bowled a 314 for Goderich
Manufacturing. Don
McWhinney was one point
back of Vanderburg bowling
313 for DRMCo while
teammate Carson Milley was
third high with 304. The. high
tri.pl,'e. for Monday night went
to Don McWhinney With "an
820 followed by Carson Milley
with 740 and George Low of
the Hopefuls with 724.
The high single for the year
belongs to Joe Schlesinger of
the Rookies with 365. Another
Rookie Jim McWhinney has a.
352 single for second spot and
Don McWhinney is third with
a'332. Jim McWhinney, owns
the high triple for the season
with his 897 followed by Dots
McWhinney's 848 and" Doug
Fisher of Len's Wreckers
with 825.
High averages for the year
belong to Don McWhinney
with .252, .Jim McWhinney
with 235 and Tom Flynn of the
Signal Stars with a season's
average of 226.
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St. Mary's school requests
crossing guards for children
By Bev Clark
A request for immediate
action was sent to the Huron-
PertFf sepa'r'ate school board
by St. Mary's school in
Goderich.
The request' was presented
to the Board at their meeting,
held last Monday night,
October 27, in Dublin.
The school asked that the
Board request the Town of
Goderich• to supply and pay
an adult crossing guard at the
Bayfield • Rbad and Bennett
Street intersection , for the
safe crossing of 'stud'ents
attending St. Mary's School.
The board agreed to send a
request immediately.
St.. Mary's School further
requested that the board ask
the Town of Goderich to
consider i'nstallin'g °side -walks
along Bennett Street from St.
Mary's School ' to Huron
Road"; that there be an ex-
tension of side -walks on
Bayfield Road to the in-
tersection of Bennett Street;
and that traffic light be in-
stalled at the intersection of
Bayfield Road and Bennett
Streets.
The board `agreed to write a
letter to the Goderich Town O'Drowsky and seconded by
Council asking if council,has Vince Young for the board to
given any consideration to consider hiring a part-time,
these points. at least half-time ' family life •
St. Joseph's . School "•in co-ordinator. After much
Stratford also requested that discussion as to whether this
the hoard inform the ,Strat- program would run into
ford Traffic Commission of conflict with religion classes,
its concern for the safety of it was agreed that the two
the ..kildren and request the programs, religion and
provision of a sidewalk along family life should 'be kept
the West side of St. Vincent separate as they are two
Street from WestGore,,Street separate •and distinct
to Patricia Road. programs., The motion was
The board agreed to inform passed.
the Stratford Traffic Com- The board agreed to rent
mission of its concern., im-. one of their portable
mediately. - classrooms to a public school,
The Stratford -arQ World in Listowel from January 1, ,
Aid committee requested that ,• 1976 to June 30, 197&, for the
the separate school board sum of $1,000, plus the cost of
allow posters to be hung in moving the portable and
their. schools advertising a relocating it. ,
ro14-a-thon to raise money for The Board has hired a part
the town of Pablito in Costa . time music teacher, Alice
Rica, Marjorie Graham, for St.
John Vintar, director of Michael's School in Stratford.
education, , said he' felt this In a special meeting of the
was a worthwhile project and Board held October 23, the
"1 • would recommend this ` tender of the addition to St.
motion be passed." ` Patrick's school itt Kinkora
The board approved the was awarded to Pounder
advertising and posting of Brothers, Stratford for a net
posters in their schools. price of $210,590, It was the
In further business, a lowest of four tenders sub -
motion Was moved by John° m itted.
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