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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-01-21, Page 13Town&Countcy— REAL ESTATE FARMS SALE BILL CLIFFORD REAL ESTATE BROKER 26 Square - Goderich 524-9097 524-6710 524-8951 CASH CROP -I FARMS 100 ACRES - West Wowonosh. 75 acres workable. Drilled well. Good 37' x64' drive shed. Good investMen4 at today's prices. 50 ACRES - Near Dungannon. All workable. Excellent cash crop land -Vendor may consider mortgage. 100 ACRES - Just north of Dung . 86 workable, balanie in good hardwood bush. 1'•3 storey home. Paved road location. 98'/, ACRES - Sod farm - Hwy. No. 83. `100,000.00 worth of sod ready for '81 Harvest. Treat as business or plough down for other cash crop. 400 ACRES - Cash crop land. Northern Huron County. Frame house. Bank born. 365 workable. Vendor will consider First Mortgage. 88 ACRES - In Hay Twp. 70 acres workabie, balance in good producing grovel. Vendor will consider a non- interest bearing Second Mortgage. 297 ACRES - In West -Central Huron County. 271 acres workable. Brookston gay loam to Berrien sand loam. 200 ACRES - North of Goderich. Brookston clay loam. 160 workable -Good house and born. 90 ACRES - Colborne Twp. Excellent producing land. Very well drained. A real asset to any operation. 150 ACRES-. Huron Twp. Nearly, all workable. Drained every 50 feet. Price includes 50 acres of wheat. 288 ACRES - Close to Lake Huron. A real cash crop set-up with large brick home. huge drive shed and drying and storage..facflltles. 160 ACRES - In Goderich Twp. 140 acres workable. balan- ce in bush and gravel. Property includes a large red brick 4 bedroom home. Close to Clinton. 750 ACRES - In Hay Twp. Systematically tile drained. Cloy loom. Good 4 bedroom family home. Good steel 40' x 60' shed and clean bank barn. Would make ideal base farm. 100 ACRES - 94 workable with good refurbished 4 bedroom home. Property also hos a steel shed and a spring -fed pond. • 965 ACRES - A Pig Factory. Gross sales of more than '1,000,000. A big business In the business of farming. 150 ACRE - Hog Operation with new buildings and Har- vestore silos. Located on paved road in Central Huron. 100 ACRE set-up in East Wawanosh. An excellent starter farm with facilities to run 45 sows farrow to finish. In- cludes Targe stone house, 2 silos, inground manure storage and liquid manure throughout renovated bank barn. 100 ACRE set-up with new buildings in Morris Twp. Good frame house, liquid manure, new steel penning and overhead ventilation make this a potential money maker. 100 ACRE - Pig Farm in Southern Huron County. 96 acres workable. New buildings with room for 50 sows farrow %to finish. A balanced set-up. A First Mortgage of '100,000. assumable at 9% HOG t. FARMS BEEF FRMS tl fir 150 ACRE - Beef Form ready to produce. 130 acres workable: Set-up for cow -calf. Buildings fantastically kept. Barns freshly painted. House .has combination furnace, oil Insulated and modern kitchen. Vendor will consider First Mortgage. 460 ACRES - Large and modern feeding set-up features 460 acres within a 1 mite rodius. Large feeder barns and ample feed storage. 75 systematically drained.' Set up and ready to go. 350 ACRES - North of Goderich Is the site of this produc- tive beef form. Excellent buildings clustered in a post card setting. Systematically tile drained. Brookston Clay Loam and Berrien Sand Loam soils. f DAIRY N41.1 r". FARMS 303 ACRES - In Southern Bruce County. 12 unit Herringbone milk parlor. New buildings. Liquid manure, 3 silos. Herd "'vas among top producers for 1979. To be sold as going concern. 275 ACRE - Dairy Form on paved road in 2800 hill area. Price Includes land with two sett of buildings, cows, quota and equipment. A good family operation. 44. 7r HOBBY �4. . 7 FARMS �.'� '74 ACRES - Just listed. Six miles from Goderich.. 15 workable. 6500 young trees odd to the existing bush and spring fed stream which are a spawniog ground for (rout. Home contains four bedrooms and has a modern kitchen and living area. Solid bank barn would make good Hall for fishing or outdoors club. 81 ACRES - Just north of Goderich. Features close proximity to golfing and Lake Huron and may have development potential. Buildings presently Include o modern frame home with aluminum siding and large country kitchen. A good steel workshop and a steel sided bank born set up for cow -calf. 107 ACRES - Recreational acres with 4600 feet' of Maitland River. Balance In excellent hardwood bush with high ridge of grovel deposits. Ideal camp grounds. 45 ACRES - Hwy. 4 frontage. Owner would consider mor- tgage. Ideal snowmobile acreage. WE NEED MORE FARM LISTINGS! If you araf interested in buying or selling agricultural properties, call Steve Buchanan—Agri-Sales Rep at 524- 90i1?7 (aut.) ' ar 9241414:10417ez,-) f Alexander & Chapman Realty Limited Member of The Huron Real Estate Boor: Multiple Listing Service Real Estate - General Insurance - Property Management. 10 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-2177 JUST LISTED - o nice 4 bedroom Setil�level with nearly finished family room. Owner trgnsf Wed. FARMS - Hobby, Daigy - Hog - CashCrop -'Feeder. Call "Gus" or Murtha. Several 3 bedroom homes in good locations. - INCOME PROPERTY - help with the mortgage. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - 2 variety stores. ; and others. RETIREMENT - 2, bedroom homes - very cosy. R.A. (GUS) CHISHOLM 4 Suncoast Drive W. Tel. 524-8554 JOHN BANTER R.R. 2 Goderich Tel. 524-8149 MARTHA ROBERTSON. R.R. 1 Dungannon Tel. 529-7703 DON ABERHART 84 Como: Cres, TeL 524-7216 BERT ALEXANDER 245 Catherine St. Tel. 524-7836 GODERICH SIGNAL.STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1981—PAGE 13 0001.00 1 j4",4)\e'11 coyer it alL..for you. L14 •Residential (limns •Commercial •Cottages •Florida Properties ��524-8100ar 524-9131 ��WAIW.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED REALTY WORLD 38 EAST ST.; GODERICH, ONTARIO N7A 1N3 (..::) 10'/4 MORTGAGE Why pay rent, 2 bedroom cozy bungalow, aluminum siding. large sunporch. Close to playground. Calf Ebb Ross Res. 524-8786. V-383 REALTY wbq.o-. PRICED IN 30's Very attractive 3 bedroom on largo treed lot. Be the proud'owner of the well maintained home. Call Rita Allen Res. 524-8480.L-168 ( o) BAYFIELD Priced in 40's. 3 bedroom bungalow. 3 years old. tastefully decorated, fireplace in livingroom. Good location and an 11•0 mortgage. Call Sharon Elliott Res. 529-7281. B-554 REALTY WOR.C- VILLAGE HOME - Two year old one storey, 3 bedrooms, full basement, large kitchen. • Only '31,900.00 Call Don McCauley Res. 524.4226. C-151 REALTY wpn.:. MORE THAN JUST A HOUSE ...in fact .5 acres more. Plus 36' x 45' steel born and 1' 3 storey 4 bedroom,home. Coll Harold Erb 524-8100. D-4 LWO?D. OWNER'MOVING . Alt brick bungalow - downstairs finishl1ed- many ex- tras - paved drive - sliding doors to sundeck built-in dishwasher - 2 bathrooms - large' rec room - large treed lot. Call Bill Lougheed Res. 524-6063. L-178 REALTY WORLD - $34,500 Three bedrooms, 2 storey stucco home, near hospital. Coll Alfredo McCauley Res. 524-4226. P-38 ' (_) COUNTRY HOME Approx. 1' 2 acres of land. Separate two car garage: Four bedroom frame home located in Ashfield 1'tvp. near Hwy. 86. Asking '36,500. Coll Chris Holloway Res. 395-3443. F-3 ( Ebb Ross 524-8786 Norma Taylor 524-8480 Alfredo McCauley 524-4226 Rita Allen 524-8480 Sharon Elliott 529-7281 .1GRI VISION Bill Lougheed 524-6063 Don McCauley Chris Holloway 395-3448 Ken Thompson Bonnie Johnson 524-4546 Jim Thompson 524-4226 524-7514 524-8179 Hugo Vermeesch Horold Erb Nevin i-ingerich Frank Gabler 524-6244 565-2828 699-5727 348-8209 MAURiCE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LTD • 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH 524-2966 524-2966 CALL US -TO WELCOME YOU HOME GODERICH HOMES 43 ST. PATRICK ST: NEW LISTING Extremely well maintained brick 2 storey home located close to the Square. 3 bedrooms. large diningroom plus Eat -in kitchen. Private fully fenced bock yard area Existing 10' . °..mortgoge. CALL PETE BETTGER- AT 524- 2966. 139 WELLINGTON ST: Ideal ''First-time" purchase. 1 storey aluminium sided horse offers 4 bed'roonis plus farnify room with acorn f ireplace. New 8' x 16' wopden deck. Many renovations. recently completed. Close to schools 8. oreno. CALL 'BRUCE RYAN AT 524-966. • 185 JONES ST: immaculate cedar sided bungalow with 2 fully finished levels: 4lbedrooms family room plus formal diningroom. Extras include stone fireplace and central air con. ditionrng. Quiet residential area CALL MAURICE GAR - DINER AT 524-2966. HOME PLUS INCOME: " Putchase this 2 storey brick and sided duplex with only '5 000 down and assume existing 10' . ". mortgage AND '280 rental income from occupied rental unit. An ideal in- vestment for 1st time buyer CALL PAUL PARSONS AT 524-2966. CALL S24-2966 FOR GODERICH HOMES COMMERCIAL & COUNTRY FOR SALE Oft LEASE: 1800 square foot frame budding Iocoted at Goderich air- port 40 x 45' concrete floor wood frame structure with 9 x 17 panelled office area. Suitable for storage or light in- dustry CALL PAUL PARSONS AT 524-2966. FOR RENT: . Nicely renovated country brick home between Goderich and. Bayfield 3 bedrooms plus iorg'se kitchen and Irymgrbom. Picturesque rural location plus iorge,,2car garage and workshop area CALL PETE BETTGER AT 524- ,2966. - AUBURN STORE PLUS LIVING QUARTERS: 31 x Tv retail area plus 12 x 25 office plus 2 bedroom 2nd Boor apartment Includes garage w.th 10 clearan ce Under power of sale Full asking once only '29 900 CALL PAUL PARSONS AT 524-2966. FOR LEASE: Approx,•notely 3 800 sq ft of prime show room area with heat hydro included Owner will assist 'enont ,n modfy-.g existing layout to suit Lorne open span display room plus office area. CALL PETE BETTGER AT 524-2966'. CALL 524-2966 FOR COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MEMBER OF THE HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. - WHEN Gi3YIPI G 02 SELLING REAL ESTATE - i; iik"S The 1981 officers of the Huron Real Estate Association are, back row, left to right, Bill Clifford, vice-president, John Banter, secretary -treasurer and Peter Bettger, director. In front are Paul Zurbrigg, president and Donna Snaith; executive officer. Absent for photo were Clare Sager and Johan Duddy, directors. ( Photo by Joamie Buchanan) Legion Auxiliary gets new members Following a delicious pot luck supper, the . Ladies' Legion Auxiliary meeting was held on January 13 with 54 members present. . Two new members, Brenda Teichert and Cathy Hamilton, were w elcomedto the membership by those present. Comrade Mona Davis was presented with her 15 -year pin by past president Ann Sprung and president Sharon Scruton received her 10 -year pin from first vice-president Kay McAstocker. President Scruton congratulated all the comrades celebrating' bir- thdays and anniversaries during January and made special mention that Comrade Janet Phelan would celebrate her 70th birthday during the month and that Comrade Jean Elliot and her husband Len wouldcelebrate 59 years of wedded bliss. The treasurer's report for December 1980 was read by Comrade Marie LeBlanc and a motion was made to pay any outstanding accounts. .. The correspondence was read by Comrade Edna Powell after which the following comrades gave their monthly and year-end reports as well as a brief Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9311 Residence: 523-9338 HULLETT TWP - Red brick school house. 2 miles south of Auburn Excellent condition Treed lot GODERICH TV.P - 13 acres with 1 floor bungalow with farrowing rn set up to handle 50 ws. 4 acres wooded 5(1 ACRES • General farm, in Elul lett Twp Try an offer ' 50 ACRES - modern farrowing operation near Brussels. extra Karn for fattening RESTAURANT and gas bar. main mtersectton. Blyth REIT BRi('K 2 floor double home nn Rattenbur) St E . (lin ton Low interest. 1st mortgage (loner w i11 consider trade or 2nd mortgage at reasonable interest HARDWARE and farm supply stere with apt Rural village NEW LiSTING 1,, acres in Village of Blyth. Victorian style home. 26 frust trees. excellent property forhobby or business Priced fr quick sale �^ AC t�+e p Goodhouse. Cgs i;t1DERiCH - Commercial property Hamilton 4 St Presently contains 3' apart • mento, and street level store. suitable for any commercial ppose siontsmommiloonnion outline oftheir duties as chairmen of various com- mittees: Marg Lightfoot-, auditor's report, Laura -Mclarty-banquet bookings, Bessie' Bisset -bereavement, Carolyn Holborn -bulletin and press, Joan Hoy and Vi Rutherford -canteen, Marie LeBlanc (for Edna Doak) - food supplies, Audrey Sprung -nursing home, Evelyn Carroll -relief, Faye Sheardown and Jean Elliott- sick lliottsick and visiting, Peg Wood - sports. Myrtle Good -table setting and cards, Karen Draper -uniform , supplies, Annette Stemp-Westminste veterans, and Edna Powell - corresponding ; secretary's report. As well, recording ,secretary Grace Mugford `gave an excellent detailed report of the year's hap- penings. President Scruton in- ditated that the minutes from the convention had been received and would be read at the February meeting along with the treasurer's yea r-endreport. It, was brought to. -the ladies' attention that Marilyn . Cox would be presenting her experiences as an exchange student to the West Indies in the Jubilee Room on the evening of February 17 with other organizations in town being invited to attend. ' .The mystery prize was w4ti by Mona Davis and the attendance draw won by Marion Hayes. i c you in stitches . BY SALLY blacEWAN Tip: It is best to use thread and fabric • of similar sources, for example, mercerized cotton or cotton - wrapped polyester On Cotton or natural fabrics and nylon or polyester threads on syn- thetics. Knits and stretch knits of any fibre, however,. are best sewn with cotton - wrapped polyester nylon or polyester thread because of the greater elasticity of syn- thetic thread. Thread should - be chosen, keeping in minis the fibre content, weightand colour of the fabric. Nowadays, Shiny rustproof pins are available at your local fabric store. But until a century and a half ago, they were most uncommon and very valuable. Today pins are cut and shaped from a single piece of metal, wire and automatical- ly putt in containers by machine. . When pins of iron and brass were made in England and France six' centuries ago, they were fashioned by - hand with a strand of wire coiled around the top to form the ' head which frequently fell off. Pins were such a lux- ury thatfor long time well- to-do women were given "pin money" by their husbands to buy pins on special occasions. Pins hold such an ordinary part in everyday living that their heritage has long been forgotten. Don't risk frostbite In a winter like this, you don't have to be out.skiingor snowmobiling to risk frostbite. If it is cold enough, it may nip you while you are doing your. errands or shovelling the snow. St. John Ambulance first aid experts say frostbite is easily recognizable • as the skin becomes waxy white and numb. Warm the area gradually by body heat. If your face or ear is affected, cover the frozen area with a • gloved hand until . normal colour and feeling return. For frozen fingers or toes, remove tight - boots or gloves. A good way to thaw your band is to ,place it in- side your clothing under your armpit.. Feet may be wrapped in a warm blanket or snuggled under a compa- nion's jacket. Don't rub with snow and don't rub. Where blisters oc- cur, they should be covered lightly with a sterile dress- ing and bandaged carefully. Under no circumstances should the blister be broken. • If frostbite is severe, see a doctor immediately. GREAT WINTER CLEARANCE BALL WINTER WEAR SKI SUITS, COATS JACKETS 25 OFF ES -14 BOYS' SWEATERS $10. SIZES 8-16 EA. 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