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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 16I'.-t(;E 16 - GODERI•CHSIGNAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY ,SEPTEMBER 23, 1981 Town:Country REAL ESTA MAURICE RDINER REAL ESTATE LTD. 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH 524-2966 524-2966 CALL. US—TO WELCOME YOU HOME REDUCED '4,000 FOR FAST SALE. 101 PICTON ST. E. - 2 FULLY CLOSE TO SQUARE - 101/4% MOR- FINISHED LEVELS. LOCATED CLOSE TGAGE. TO SQUARE. 180 MARY ST. - BRICK RANCHER WITH 20' x 22' MAIN FLOOR FAMILY ROOM. ,. NEW LISTING - BENNETT ST. WEST. IMMACULATE 4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW. RICH STREET 4 LEVEL SPLIT. FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE- EXECUTIVE CLASS CUSTOM BUILT. HIGHEST QUALITY HOME WITH MANY EXTRAS. ESSEX STREET - OVERLOOKING LAKE. 3 BEDROOMS -FIREPLACE - LARGE LOT. 3 BEDROOM E1/2 STOREY. 'REY. VENDOR LLI AIC E BACK MORTGAGE. WI MEMBER'OF THE HURON, REAL ESTATE BOARD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - M.L.S. IS YOUR BEST BET. • IN GODERICH-CHEAPER THAN ' RENT. 2: BEDROOM MOBILE ON OWN LOT. RICH STREET BUNGALOW. READY FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. MAURICE GARDINER 524-6031 PETE BETTGER 524-2865 MARILYN MacCUSPEY 524-6956 STEVE GARDINER "524:9985 BRUCE RYAN S24-7762 PAUL PARSONS 524-7793 FOR RENT FURNISHED MOBILE HOME IN GODERICH. '300/MONTH IN- CLUDES UTILITIES. ' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - CALL 824-2966. • ((" •We'll cover it all ... for you. iS*Residential *Farms *Commercial *Cottages *Florida Properties 1 !!)J524-7373 W.J. Hughes Realty Limited REALTY WORLDTM 138 THE SQUARE GODERICH, ONTARIO N7A 1N3 OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. • (((({I:} ), $1,000 DOWN REALTY WORLD TM 2 or 3 bedroom home, central location, Targe lot, mature trees. CaII Now. S-132. Rita Alien 524-48480 ((�!1 REDUCED •REALTY WORLD TM 3 bedroom, brick 8. stucco semi detached, easily heated, better than now, close to shopping. See tills one for value. Call Norma Taylor 524-8100 CLOSE TO REALTY WORLD TM HOSPITAL Cosy starter home. Priced In 20's. E-117 INVESTMENT REALTY WORLD TM PROPERTY 1 bedroom 8. 3 bedroom apartmint, close to uptown, fully rented. D-171. Call Don McCauley S24-4226. C-:' _CLOSE TO SQUARE REALTY WORLD TM REALTY WORLD TM 1'/2 storey. 2 bedrooms up, 2 down, Excellent family or retirement hornet Priced in 30's. W-104. CaII Ebb Ross (N1 187 WIDDER ST. REALTY WORLD TM Brick rancher, solid construction, natural trim, beoutlfuI landscaped lot, 3 bedrooms. Gas heating: Priced In 40's. Call Rita Allen. M-187 ) 151/2 % MTGE., REALTY WORLD ton on this 3 bedroom semi-detached home. Finished rec room. H-239. CaII Don McCauley 524-4226 LOTS FROM $6,500• good building lots in or near town. Good hedge against Inflation. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786.1-12 - M121 )i 79 ACRES BUSH REALTY WORLDTM Drilled well, mobile. Reduced for quick sale. Choice area, Goderich Twp. ( ) COTTAGES 81 LOTS REALTY WORLD TM Lake Huron, year round & 3 season, Lakefront & lakeview. Bost selection available NOW. Priced within your reach. Cali Norma Taylor 524-8100. Ebb Rolls 524-8786 —Don McCauley 524-4226 Rita Alien 524-8480 --Norma Taylor 524 -8480 --Sharon Elliott 524-7798 VISION FARMS 248 ACRES CASH CROP, Kincardine Twp. Excellent financing available. Call Gerry Paolin. 200 ACRES CASH CROP close to Goderich on paved road. Call Ken Thompson. 132 ACRES CASH CROP, Perth County, steel granary, silo, barn, good house. 7-MK3. Coll Frank Gabler, 200 ACRES CASH CROP AND BEEF, Kincardine Twp. 1 -ME, 1.MN, Call Gerry Paolin. -200 ACRES, Huron County, moder nixed home, good hardwrtod Ken Thompson 524.1514 Nevin Gingerlch 886-8811 REALTY WORLD -Hughes AGRICULTURAL DIVISION bush. 2 -RD. Coll Jim Thompson. 80 ACRES, Goderich Twp. '1,800 per acre. 7•VR. Call Gerry Paolin. 300 ACRES, cash crop, pigs & beef, Huroh , County, Excellent buildings. 2.MN. Call Gerry Partlln. • 100 ACRES. Huron County. Priced to self at '1,400. per acre. 2 -AN. Call Gerry Paolin. 600 ACRES BEEF 8. CASH CROP 'a 700 acres beef 8, cash crop, Bruce twp. Priced right. Call Jim Thom- pson. FARROW TO FINISH, 350 acres, Gerry Paolin 529-7931 Helga Hasenberger 524-7266 Perth County. Good buildings. 7 - SE. Call Frank Gabler. 100 ACRE dairy farm, Ashfield Twp. Call Helga Hasenberger. 88 ACRES, Hulleff Twp. New pig barn, modern home. 2 -GS. Call Jim Thompson. CAGE LAYERS 20,000 bask quota, fully automated, excellent home. 50 acres of top crop land in southern Ontario. Call Ken Thompson. BROILERS & CAGE LAYERS 160 acres, large broiler quota and 12,000 basic layer quota. 2 houses. Call Ken Thompson. Jim Thompson 524-8179 Frank Gabler 348-8209 QUEBEC STREET Excellent location, neat as a pin. Ideal retirement or starter home. Garage C-135 Rita Allen 5248480 1211131 ))) REALTY WORLD TM, 174.J. HUGHES REALTI LTD. 138 The Square Goderich 524-7373 Alexander & Chapman Realty Limited 'OVER A QUARTER CENTURY IN REAL ESTATE' BUYING. SELLING? We invite you to discuss your real estate needs with us. Excellent offerings In RESIDENTIAL, FARM, COMMERCIAL, ETC. PROPERTIES. R.A. "GUS" CHISHOLM • BERT ALEXANDER 524-8554 524-7836 MARTHA ROBERTSON DON ABERHART 482-7767' 524-7216 JOHN BANTER 524-8149 Real Estate - Property Management M.L.S. Multiple Listing Service Member of the Huron Real Estate Board 10 The Square - Goderich 524-2177 - OK GK GK GK GK GK OK GK OK GK GK 0 G 0 G 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1, 0 0 0 JOHN TALBOT 524-2520 GK REALTY & Insurance Inc. 53 West. St., Goderich 524-2118 CLARE SAGER 524-8995 NEW LISTING-Clo'se.to downtown, commercially. zoned, 2 storey brick, 5 bedrooms, large kitchen, livingroom, dinirlgroom; garage. Priced to sell. Act now: • COUNTRY HOME PRICE REDUCED - 101/4 assumable mtg., 3,bedrooth ranch, 2 car garage, living room, dining room, kitchen, 1'/2 baths, large patio, lot 111' x 204', well maintained, tastefully decorated, Priced to sell. LOW 40's -MUST SELL - 3 bedroom ranch, large coun try kitchen, 4 pce. bath, 2 car garage, 104'•x 209' lot, . with view of lake, low taxes. CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN - Priced below '39,000,00. 3 bedroom, large living room, 4 pce, both. garage with workshop, large lot:Call now. PRICE REDUCED 11% MTG.-Fully occupied 5 unit brick Opt. building, close to downtown, renovated in 1977, income statement available. • 31/2 ACRE COUNTRY RETREAT 13% MTG. PRICE REDUCED - close to town, bush 8 2 stocked trout ponds; 3 bedroom ranch style home, living room, dining room 'with patio doors, 2 baths, large kitchen, family room with bar, fireplace, 20' x 40' inground pool with change house. garage and workshop. BELOW '46,000.00 = 3 bedroom, 2 storey. 50 x. 104 treed lot living room. dining room, new large kitchen 4 pce bath, detached garage, newly insulated and exterior paint, fenced rear yard. Must sell. MUST BE SOLD 10%% MTG. - 3 bedroom ranch style home, living room, dining room, kitchen, 4 pce. both, family room, fireplace, 19' x 41' heated pool, fenced rear yard, 84' x 264' lot, carport and paved drive. Must be seen 13". MTG. - 2,000 sq. ft. brick !cinch, 2 car garage, 3 baths 3 bedroom, 2 fireplacest formal dining room, living roam, main floor family room and laundry room 15' x 25' deck, large country kitchen. full basement. 100' x 171' lot, low tuxes. Mustbe seen. LAKEFRONT COTTAGE - Access to beach 3 bedrooms, living roo'in, kitchen 4 pce. bath, full in sulated screened porch, 90' x 220' lot with storage shed Art now. - 10% ASSUMABLE MTG. - 4 bedroom west end quality home, large kitchen, 2.fireplaces, main floor laundry and family room, .living room. games room large deck and fenced rear yard concrete drive BUILDING LOTS EXCELLENT BUY -Town of Goderich, 2 lots. '9 500,00 each. Vendor will hold 14% mtg. Act now WE HAVE MANY - farms and hobby forms for sole in Huron County • for complete detailt contact John Talbot and Clare Sager. LISTINGS WANTED If you ore thinicing of Buying or Selling your property, contact G.K. Realty, 524-2118 mem- ber Huron Real Estate Board and Multiple Listing Service. 0 Pit G G 0 0 0 0 GQ� G -G"i G -GIS -GK G K --G* G G`•C---G K n Guest minister speaks at church's 126th anniversary Sunday dinner guests with Jim and Margaret Errington, following anniversary servic- es at the Dungannon United Church, were the 'guest speaker, Rev. Wilena Brown of Varna, Margaret's moth- er, Mrs. Wesley J. Dahmer, brother, Carl, wife, Helen and children, Maria and Jas- on and daughter-in-law, Gail Pannabecker, all of Cam- bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin of Whitechurch and Mr. and Mrs. Les Purves of Lucknow. Company on Sunday with Tom and Hazel Webster were daughter, Ettabelle and husband, Bill Bradley of Goderich, and John and Violet Durnin of West Wawa - nosh, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Durnin who were married at Siloam Unit- ed Church, London on Satur- day, September 19. Doug is the son of Ernie and Maxine Durnin of West Wawanosh and his wife is the former Barbara Gail MacLeod, daughter of Jack and Char- lotte MacLeod of London. John and Violet Durrlin at- tended the wedding with Ernie and Maxine. Congratulations to Tom and Hazel Webster on the occasion of their 58th wed- ding anniversary on Septem- ber 19. Tom and Hazel were married on September 19, 1923 in the United Church parsonage by the late Rev- erend J. R. Peters. Mrs. Webster was the former BAILEY Real Estate l,td. Clinton • Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 NE% LISTING ni acres Highway No. it .:i miles from Clinton elegant stone hot{se all nicely landscaped quonset building suitable for barer or shop , young orchard starting • to" bear.'Owner '.selling for reasoot511fhealth. • :i ACRES • LONDESBORO area -•'2 floor brick home, oil. heat. large- workshop- and -"-a' storage shed • must be seen t,o be a pprec i a t ed. C'ERAMIC'S BUSINESS in Goderich, commercial area, fully equipped. 3 bedroorn home c i .property. Priced to • sell. Owner willing to assist and train purchaser. COTTAGE on MaitlandRiver 1-'ERNHURST GLEN quick possession; owner •will con= sider financing. • - H-IGHWAY • RES'T'AURANT. fully equipped, .priced for quick sale. 10 ACRES, near Auburn. farrow-to•finish for alt sows. good home Zit A('RES near Londesboro excellent buildings. fa rrowing operation. • HIGHWAY HONE 2 miles from Blyth I acre lot with heated shop: MINEMIMEMEMEMMEIMENERI Dungannon doings By Marie Park Anna Hazel Alton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herb Alton and Tom's par- ents were the late Mr. and Mrs Tom Webste% of Clin- ton. They have two daught- ers, Mrs. Wm. (Ettabelle) Bradley of Goderich and Mrs. Ken (Lois) Thomas of Willowdale. Mrs. Olive Blake was able to enjoy a day away from Wingham Hospital on Sun- day to help son, Jim and Ute Blake celebrate their wed- ding anniversary at Benmil- ler Inn. Steve Caesar returned to his home on Friday from University Hospital, London, where he has been a patient since being involved in a motor cycle - car accident on July 11 in Midland. He must return each week day for therapy, and will require more surgery on his elbow in the near future. His sister, Jan, accompanied him to London on Monday for his first therapy. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Melady (Doris Naylor), who were married in Knox United Church, Auburn on Satur- day, September 19. Many' in our area will remember Doris as her mother is the former. HUTTON BAYFIELD - Apple or- chard and hog operation, 40 acres, over S00 prime apple trees, attractive 3 bedroom house with modern kit- chen, new carpets, cold storage facilities, diesel tractor, sprayer, bins. Modern farrow to finish hog operation. Finan- cing to approved buyer,. Buy now and get this year's apple crop. Any reasonable offer con- sidered. • AUBURN - Ceramics store with attached living quarters. Oppor- tunity for 2 extrci: apar- tments- for .added in— come. Priced In the thir- ties. LONDESBORO - 6 acres on . highway 4 with mature dress and fruit trees on one of those hard to find properties. An aluminum sided. family sized home with conveniences, two barns 24 x 46 and 18 x 40 (ono is a workshop). All this for '46.500 and the taxes are only '269. yearly. DUNGANNON - area - 5.6 acres, very' attrac- tive throe bedroom brick home with 3 pc. bath up and 2 pc. down, tastefully decorated throughout. Five year old workshop, 40 x 60 barn. Owner anidous to sell. Mel Mothers, Winghom 357.3208, representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine OrtulY 21 ALL POINTS REALTY INC. 53 Stanley Street, Goderich Ph. S24.6454 WHY RENT? CAMBRIDGE ST. - C.M.H.C. hos two 3 bedroom Semis priced in low 30's - will buy down current Interest rate 2%. H.07. BENNETT ST. - 3 year old duplex - only '30,000. Ven- dor will buy down interest rate. TRAFALGAR ST. - 4 bedroom family home - large now kitchen, 118' x 106' lot, '12,000 downpaymont and good mortgage to June 1984. H.06. DAWNROSE DR. - immaculate 3 bedroom bungalow with super family room and private patio. Vendor w'Ill carry first mortgage at 16%. H.01. PORT ALBERT - 3 bedroom bungalow 10.3% mor- tgage to Oct./'83 well insulated - an easy keeper. H.05. HURON HAVEN - Good starter or retirement home, private living, good condition, give us a call' to see this one - H.08. COUNTRY PROPERTIES 24 ACRES - Morris Township - house and new 33 x 36 barn. '49;500. Must be sold - try an offer. SA.03. 20 ACRES - Goderich Township - largo family home, garage, workshop and block barn. SA.01. 19 ACRES - Highway 21 South of Town. No buildings groat building site for your dream home in the Coun- try. SA.02. MAITLAND RIVER - Recreational lot with one room cottage. Try your offer. 1.03. 11 4 GARY RUPERT 524.8777 -CHARLES-BRAJOSSMA----.. - .. 524 Q894 Jessie Moss. Her new hus- band is the son of Dr. and Mts. T. R. Melady of God- erich. Bessie and Graham Mc- Nee have just returned from a beautiful 15 day bus tour of the Maritime provinces, sponsored by Hanover Tours. Their driver was John Cox and their gracious host- ess was Irene Price. They visited in Quebec, New Brun- swick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Cape Breton and finished up their tour in the New England states of Maine, • Vermont, New Hampshire and New York, where they saw the largest granite quarry in the worad, called The Rock of Ages. Bessie reported beautiful weather all the time they were away. Points of interest they saw were the Magnetic Hill and reversing falls in New Brunswick, Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia and the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton. Jack and Evelyn Errington have returned from a two week visit with Evelyn's cousin, Herb Culbert, of Lloydminister, Saskatche- wan, who celebrated his 100th birthday recently. He resides with his daughter, Mary Allison. In 1,980, Mr. Culbert travelled here to Dungannon to attend the Culbert reunion. They also visited with friends in Mel - fort, Radville, Regina and, Gladmar, as well as Mrs. Margaret Murray, nee Riv- ett, who resides in Saska- • toon. - Mrs. Bessie McNee and Mrs. Mary Bere visited on Sunday with their niece, Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone of Londesboro, who recently re- turned home from surgery in hospital at London. ' Dungannon United Church Rev. Wilena Brown of Varna was guest minister at the 126th anniversary of Dungannon United congre- gation. She spoke on, Into the Future with God. In the children's story she introduced two ' puppets to help the children understand the special significance of the day. . The children's choir sang. tWo numbers, This Land is 'Your Land; and Open. Up Your Heart and Let Ths Sun Shine In, accompanied by guitarist Kenny Logtenberg and Leroy Dougherty and Jean Elliott on the piano. • The senior choir sang the anthem, How Great Thou Art, and Helen Elliott sang a beautiful solo, Bless This House, at the close of the service. . Mrs. Ettabelle Bradley has placed two beautiful flower arrangements in memory of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster had loaned an arrangement sent to them from British Colum- bia by their granddaughter, Alice Bradley, for their 58th wedding anniversary. Brookside Broadcast By Chris Gibson, Kelly Markham and Tracy Livingston Brookside students and staff welcome back Mrs. Lois Tebbutt, previously a teacher at Brookside Public School for six years, who has re- turned from a year's matern- ity leave and is now teaching grade two and three. Mrs. Tebbutt and her husband. Wayne, live at R. R. 2, Clinton, with their beautiful baby boy, Fraser, who is eleven months old. She at- tended the University of Western Ontario and then Althouse College of Educa- Q' tion. Mrs. Tebbutt enjoys skiing and other sports, as well as looking after her son, Fraser. The playground equip- ment is thoroughly enjoyed. The students would like' to thank the Students Council of last year; the Dungannon Kinsmen Club. the Dungan- non 125th anniversary com- mittee, the people of the area • who donated time, material and equipment, also Greg Wilson, , Jennifer Drennan and David Allen, who helped to build it. A special thanks to Jim Laidlaw who supervis- ed construction. It is hoped that the pupils at Brookside will continue the safe usage of the creative playground. The Students Council elec- tions were held on Friday. September 18, This year's students council includes president, Jeffery Gibson; vice president, Sheri Smyth; secretary, Lavonne Curran and treasurer, Kenny Log - those people.