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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-11-25, Page 14PAG4.1 -- AEfiIOI SIGN STAR. ViNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1. 1 T( 1. ;)Q LATE TO the III LASSIFY Town EMPLOYMENT W ANTED - E%peirienced short order cook, dishwasher and janitorial work.. Phone 524-6564, ask for Ted, 47,4.8 FORSALE - 7 cu. ft. freezer, 'almost new, $225.00. Apart- ment,IRI*e washer spin-dryer, good', .condition, $75.00. Phone 524.414¢.•-47 FOR SALE - Deluxe ping pong table, excellent con- dition. One complete HO model train set, set up and used only once.. Phone 524-4174 between 9 a.m. and 3p.m.-47nx FOR SALE -Jacuzi Jet water pump, 2 h.p., four stages. Selling reasonable. Five light chandelier. WANTED - Game of Scrabble. Phone 524- 6438.-47 MODERN APARTMENT BUILDING FOR SALE Goderich, brim and con- crete construction. low maintenance require- ments. Ail units con- stantly rented, tenants pay own Utilities. '33.0011 per year Income. ap- proved by Residential Tenancy Commission. Owners will sell for six timesgross rents. Existing First Mortgage. Vendors will hold 2nd With 'SLIM down. Superb building, ex- cellent protect for an In- vestment group. ' CALL: JOHN L. DUDDY REAL ESTATE LTD. CLINTON 482-3766 GI 0 53 West St., Ooderleh 524-211$ Y YOUR HURON COUNTY FA►RSPECI*LIiST, JOH , 45OT 5244520 Y FARMS & VOMIT FARMS RIVER FRONT - 2 acres -ire d, Ovirig,roorrt. family room, ye dining room, kitchen. 2' tae: garage, price 845,000.W. HIM. .14 *AMMO AREA 6 cict°s creek -4;1:43M, 3 bedroom split level, family Poon, fireplace, iivingroom, diningroom, kitchen $ 4q f;g'drage,.'HRl3. BENMILLER AREA ;15,064. country retreat, Bavarian s le home riding *rano,. barn, 14a/ede MORTGAGE. N f (� ERICH *WC 50 acres, creek country home, ye small barn, pricodfor quick sale: 1016. , NEAR GODERICH - income property, 14 acres market gardening, storage & packing shed, new 4 bedroom .raised ranch, kitchen, family room, deck. HB11. 2 ACRE RETREAT - 3 bedroom home:.ft;eptace, many extras, 11 Ya %°, nuFthagejPrice'56,OOOAO, HB14. •• GK GK GK GK GK GK GK GK GK GK G.KGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGK GK .',I . i Insurer ce fns, 7C 0 7C 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 PUT THE NUMBER 1 FOR SALE • SIGN IN YOUR YARD. CENTURY 2.1 can .iii andr Ths Neighbourhood Proftwsionofs` s�ili put the CENTURY 21 For Sale sign to workfo' you, Ordu ALL POIBITS REALTY INC. 33 Stanley St., Goderich 524-6656 Alexander & Chapman Realty ,Limited 'OVER A QUARTER CENTURY IN REAL ESTATE' BUY IOW -DON'T WAIT UNTIL PRICES INCREASE Some of our excellent opportunities WIDDER STREET. Brick and angelstone bungalow. Gas Heating - family room - immediate possession. NELSON STREET - 4 Bedroom Brick Bungalow with car- port.1111/4% Mortgage. Immediate possession. I OAK STREET - 4 Bedrooms. Two -4 pc, baths - Family room. 8'/% mortgage to 1993. Don't miss this one. Im mediate possession. AUBURN - 4 Bedroom Price roduced, A IST` 500000 Farris - Call "Gas" orBart if you are thinking of selling. Right now we have sourer :ince farms far .ole and 12 could be the right titer to pick up that extra acreage. R'.A.. "GUS" CHISHOLM BERT ALEXANDER 524-8554 524-7836 MARTHA ROBERTSON 482-7767 Real Estate - Property Management M.L.S. Multiple Listing Service `Member of the Huron Real Estate Board 10 The Square - Goderich 524-2177 524-2966 MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LIMITED 34 STANLEY STREET, GODERICH 524-2966 OPEN .HOUSE 127 BENNETT ST. WEST THIS SUNDAY -NO. 29 2:00-4:00 P.M. JUST REDUCED '5,000.04: This EXCELLENT CONDITION family home has 4 SPACIOUS up- stairs bedrooms, plus 5 pc bath and LOTS OF STORAGE. Main level offers FORMAL living room. FAMILY TYPE kitchen & dining area, '/a bath plus SUNKEN MAIN FLOOR FAMILY ROOM ideal for the children's parties...and yours too. Other FEATURES INCLUDE fireplace, central vacuum system, 2 car garage plus much more. 2 MINUTES WALK to both public and high schools. If you've boon waiting for an EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY HOME - inspect 127 SENNETT ST. WEST this Sunday. OPEN HOUSE 2:00-4:00 P.M. HOUSE TO RENT OWNER WILL RENT: or rent with a Pur- chaser Option this West -end, alder type family home which has a completely renovated Interior. 3 upstairs bedrooms plus large main floor master bedroom. Gas heating plus woodstove in main floor family area. Call Pete Bettgar 524-2966. PRIVACY IS PRICELESS Inspect this easily maintained 3 bedroom country home located 5 minutes south of Goderich on Highway 21. Home is beautifully decorated throughout and features a main floor family room com- plete with shadow stone fireplace. An Ideal home for the young family or a retired couple. REDUCED -RICH ST. SPLIT Family relocating must be sold. 4 level side split home near public and high school offers lots of room for a growing family. Large 18' x 25' finished family room level with beautiful 10 foot brick anti fierptcoon fi: c;.loca. AEC le a young .41.l7Y. 4,o44of,f,o c gTiones r fere your children. REDUCED -'46.500. A new low asking price for this West -end bungalow. 3 bedrooms plus finished family room in tower level. Home features hardwood flooring plus new web to well carpeting Its tlutregroosm. A,n _161=1._ rittnrtatr_lhaczaw-v-tr...y_cp,llet residenf'ia1 neighborhood. MEMBER OF NUR'. N BOARDS MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM. The family who .ppreclotos the quality of seek* home will find. this hai*dsylnas brick on Nelson Street, wiry op. pealing. Centre , . Melt, 4 bedrooms and 3 pc bath up, living room, dining room, family room. 'kitchen and 2 pc. . both dowel, full basement. This home'awalts your imaginative moder- nization. Asking price very flexible. Being Sold to close an Estate. 40 ACRES (more acres available), 23" acres prime apple trees, ,cold storage facilities, nearly new modern hog operation, trac- tor and equipment, 3 bedroom house, mortgage to approved buyer. AUBURN - e good 3 bedroom home an a one ,acro lot. Home has new siding and roof In the past 3 years. In- cluded is washer, dryer, frig and stove, taxes '110. per year. Try your offer. tONDESBORO - 6 acres on Highway No. 4. Aluminum sided family sized home. Two barns 24 x 46 ond.18 x 40 (one Is a workshop). Asking '46,500. All offers con- sidered. Taxes '269. per year. MEL MATHERS Wingham Phone 357-3208 Rep. L.W. Hutton Real Estate Ltd. Broker, Kincardine Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9371. Residence: 533-9338: AUBURN -.1, 2 acres - 1 floor bungalow, basement partly finished, garage and workshop. • 61.4 ACRES - Hwy No. 8 - 3 miles from Clinton, elegant stone house, all nicely land- scaped, quonset building suitable.. for barn or shop, young orchard starting to bear, owher selling for reasons of health. COIVIMERCIAL PROPERTY - Stan ey Street - presently in use as Ceramics Business - 2 storey, 3 bedroom home on property. 10 ACRES - near Auburn, farrow to finish for 80 sows, good home. 28 ACRES near Londesboro - excellent buildings, farrowing operation. HIGHWAY HOME - from Blyth - 1 acre heated shop. REDUCED - Highway No. 4 - Brick bungalow - like new - carport - Owner will finance at very reasonable rat.2. 150 ACRES - near Auburn, 102 workable, insulated hog barn, good house, trout stream, F.C.C. mortgage can be assumed, owner very anxious to sell, try an offer. 1' z storettljeD Drummond St., B1 dr 2 miles lot with WORKMAN REAL ESTATE LTD. CLINTON OFFICE 482-3455 HAROLD WORKMAN 482-3455 PETER DAMSMA 4112-9849 AILEEN CRAIG . 482-3669 65 ST. PATRICK ST., GODERICH 4 bedroom well kept brick hgniewith 1.1,4% mortgage. 93 MURONAT.r CLINTON, Unique choracter set thfi century, home off. 170 JAMES ST. CLINTON, Ranch style brick 3 bedroom home with garage: 120 ERIE ST. CLINTON, Split level home, over 3,000 sq. ft. finished, well built in '79, double lot. 50 ACRES, modern, barn, 2nd born, good house, near Auburn. 100 ARIES, nice ' hoose, barn, 83 acres workohie,. near Whitechurch. • Weise", apprOilhnotely 100 farms for sale with 9 sold in October. AljgrIiive have more homes, comnnerclal, in- • dustrial anddlicomo properties for sale. GIvrius;a call. Cash crop fatiit; listings wanted. •Commercial •Cottages *Residential • Far ms *Florida Properties )i9$.°; REALTY WORLD,. 524-737 W.J. Hughes Realty Ltd. 138 THE SQUARE, GODERICH OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 rem. BELIEVE THE UNBELIEVABLE 3 Where else can you find a home In tip-top` condition. Fireplace, large family room, 2 baths, ppeod. drive. Mtge at 101/4% 'i0 113. Priced to sell, B-163.4311 Rlto Allen: REDUCED TO $27,500 Estate sale. 4 bedrooms, excellent condition, located on large lot close to town. Cali Ebb Ross 524-8786.8.100 COUNTRY LIVING Own your own lot with this Mobile home, 3 bedrooms, electric heat, 12° x.60' plus addition and deck, Includes wood stove and much more. Asking '21,500.00. N-13. Call Norma Taylor 524-7373. 4 LEVEL SPLIT West end location, 3 bedrooms, roc room. Rent with op- tion to buy. Available Dec. 1.11-127 STORE ON SQUARE Choice block, 1,200 sq. ft., well maintained. Private en- trance to upper modern apartment. Owner will con- sider holding mortgage or rent with option. Immediate possession. R-68. Call Rita Allen. CENTRAL LOCATION Neat 1'/2 storey, immediate possession, `Excellent retirement or family home. Coll Ebb Ross 524-8786. W- 104 BETTER THAN NEW 3 bedroom bungalow, tip-top condition, attractive rec. room plus extra bedroom and bath. Askino'41,000.00. A-125. Call Norma Taylor 524-7373.' Ebb Ross 524-8786 Pita Allen Don McCauley 524-4226 Norma Taylor Sharon Elliott 574-7798 524-6480 524-8480 REALTY WORLD - Hughes • AGRICULTURAL DIVISION 'k GODERICH TWP. - 80 acres, close to Hwy. 3. Asking '1,800. per acre. 2 -VR STANLEY TWP. 93 across cash crop. McKiLLOP TWP. - 155 acres cash crop, no buildings. for asci ins o,"t?� I r+r.. f+xnliar opar.olons Corp *vet Nen Thompson. Ken Thompson 524-1514 Iletgo Haseniserger 524-7373 Nevin Gingerich 886-8111 Jim Thompson 524-8179 Gerry Paolin 529-7931 Frank Gabler 348-8209 Eithne, played by Deb Dunlop, belts out a tune as Wonder Doctor (John Kuran) attends to King Mansolain played by Dave Smith in the Goderich Little Theate Production, In the Court of the Emerald King. The play, written and directed by Warren Robinson, is a collection of fairy tales woven into a large story that appeals to children of all ages. The play begins Friday evening and matinees will. be staged Saturday and Sunday, ( Photo by Dave Sykes) Panel raps maintenance work A six -member Public Institutions Inspection Panel submitted a report before County Court Judge F.G. Carter on November 16 following itsinspection of various county facilities. The panel of jurors, under the chairmanship of William Kinahan, made the submission to Judge Carter after the jurors had inspected nine public institutions, including three in the immediate area. The panel of jurors included chairman Kinahan, Bannon Sandra Lee, Victor Hartman, William MacPherson, Lorne Preszcator and Alvin Taylor. The panel inspected the Goderich Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, Bluewater Centre for the Developmentally Handicapped and Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in the immediate area and also the Wingham Day Care Centre, Silver Circle School, Golden Circle School, Clinton Community Centre, South Huron Hospital. and Arc Industries Group Home. Generally the panel found the premises in good condition but the housekeeping and maintenance duties at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital were mentioned. In their report to Judge Carter, the panel said that while renovations are being made at the hospital, general maintenance did not seem adequate, the kitchen area was poor and the storage. area untidy. The panel reported that the Goderich detachment of the OPP was a bright and clean facility and no recommendations were offered. During the tour of the Bluewater Centre, the panel was treated to a meal and indicated that the rapport between residents and staff was excellent. Most other facilities on the list of inspection were reported to be in good or satisfactory shape. A panel is selected each year .and a list of public institutions is inspected. In recommendations sub- mitted before the court, the panel said additional information is required prior to the inspection process. Waste disposal site ti,up4atihle Huron County's prime agricultural land and rural community are incompatible with a large scale toxic waste disposal site, according to the Huron County . Federation of Agriculture's president, Gerry For- tune. Huron County's Ashfield Township or a location in the south end of the' county have been mentioned as possible alternatives for the now rejected South Cayuga site. At the Huron County Federation of Agriculture meeting in, Clinton, November 19 the directors unanimously agreed the site for -.such a plant should be centrally located, as close as possible to the major • areas of waste • production e.g. Windsor -Sarnia and Hamilton -Toronto to minimize transportation routes which would be used, both road. and rail, to minimize road upgrading and transportation .costs; that it should conform to all the criteria for selection of can- didate regions set out in the MacLaren report to the Ministry of the Environment, August 1979; and that full environmental assessment.hearinls must be held Aux. Meets The Huronview auxiliary met in the board room at Huronview on Nov. 16 when Mrs. Leona Lockhart Opened the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. J. Griffiths, • and the roll call was answered by 12 members and two visitors who later joined the auxiliary. Mrs. Marion Powell gave the treasurer's report and it was decided a cheque for $100 go to the .hospital building fund. It is suggested to see about getting a directory so visitors could look at it to locate their friends when they visit at Huronview. Tickets were given out by Mrs. Mabel McAdam for members to sell on a violet quilt. The draw is to be made at the Blossom Tea in June. Wins $1,000 Bernice Moore of RR 4, Goderich won the $1,000 grand prize in the Clinton Lions Club annual Grey Cup draw last Sunday. Her winn- ing ticket was 23 East, 26 West. Taking home the third- quarter prize of $300 was Col- leen Phillips of Clinton, while Wayne Layton of the Clinton area won the half- time prize of $200, and John Harkes of Toronto won the first-quarter prize of $100. "Red" Garon of the club sold the top three tickets and to ensure public participation and safetyt .. , • The directors • noted ;that according to • the MacLaren report, Huron County 'is one' of the few counties in Southwestern Ontario with no sources of toxic liquid wastes. The Huron Federation has been following the development of the site selection process . since the • need was first announced over a• year ago. In December 1980 they sent aletter to •the current Minister of Environment, Dr. Parrot, asking for in • - formation on the procedures used to select disposal sites arid the studies of the actual sites in Ontario. The. Ministry never responded to the Federation's re- quest. No information was ever received. • Jim McIntosh, second vice-president, summarized the discussion by saying, "We produce and sell beef, pork, poultry, milk and eggs into the'tirban areas and • don't ask them to take our waste products (manure). Why' should we have. to take their wastes out in the country?" Town to get new doctors During 1982, • two new general prac- titioners will be moving to Goderich. One of the physicians is taking a course in anaesthesia and this will assist with the shortage experienced in the past in this area. Concern has been expressed however about the impact that these new. physicians will have on beds and services such as laboratory, x-ray and physiotherapy at the hospital. While it is recognized that additional physicians are needed here, they will tend to increase the demand for services within the hospital and therefore extra costs which must be absorbed within the budget. To buy rnonjtor The hospital hoard has substituted $2,000 worth of new items for $5,000 worth of approved items on its equipment list. A new freezer and snowblower will be passed up this year in favor of hand -railings for second floor west at a cost of $700 and a surveillance camera and monitor for the emergency department ata cost of $1,200. HOSPITAL BRIEFS Ambulance budget An ambulance budget of $174,000 will be presented from AM&G to the Ambulance Services Branch. Approval for $169,000 has been received from the Ministry of Health and the hospital board is hoping the Ambulance Services Branch will make up the $5,000 dif- ference. Khan to Scotland Dr. S. Khan, Ph.D, will present a paper on hypnosis at an international seminar in Scotland this year. The hospital board has agreed to pay his registration fee and will look at his travelling expenses separately in next year's budget. Donneybrook UCW discuss Gautemala topic The November meeting at Donnybrook UCW was held at the home of Mrs. Sam Thompson with a good atten- dance. Hildebrand read the scrip- ture taken from Corinthians followed with a prayer. Mrs. Stuart Chamney, Mrs. Wilmer Hardy and Mrs. R. took home $225 for his ef- Jefferson gave readings on forts, while Gord Harkes Mrs. Stuart Chamney "Love" and "The Power of ,vee? -5 tet s the-spas.lead 1 11.41 --min dh l'dl exrt, fourth place prize. reading, "The he Most The club sold all their Beautiful Gift". tickets this year and would The hymn, "Love Lifted like to thank all the buyers Me." was sung. Mrs. J. Fathers". Mrs. It. Jefferson took over for the business portion of the meeting and 'Mrs. J. Hildebrand gave the topic which was about Guatemala. Mrs. J. Hildebrand gave a reading on "Retiring" with the hymn "Faith of Our The meeting closed with a song, "Let There Be Peace oil Earth" and a prayer. A social time followed. l