Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-03-06, Page 14Is the only way to describe this executive home on Hur6n Road 25. MLS 3555 EXCLUSIVE This cozy cottage close to Square will appeal to a small family. i,° PAGp:14 OERIdH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3,9115 TO Count ir REAL. ESTATE phone 524-2614 Residential Farms Business Resort Property 189 ELGIN AVE. W. - 2 bedroom with walkup attic. Priced in low 30's. Full basement. No. 535 LAKEFRONT YEAR-ROUND HOME 259 Bennett St. Lot, alone, is worth the asking price. Super location. No. 527 PRICED TO SELL CUTE AND COZY - 3 bedroom, well maintained and fully insulated home. Only '28,900.00. 111/4 % mortgage. No. 537 FEATURES: Games room, family room, large sundeck, two fireplaces. Now open for offers. No. 274 FOR RENT - Available April 1st. 3 bedroom, two storey brick home. 150 Co nbridge-St.'400.00monthly. BILL BROWN ENID BELL JACK CUMMINGS BILL CLIFFORD 524-7417 524-8191 524-9624 524-9090 "We need listings" 76 Hamilton St. Goderlch 524-9097 524-8951 inadequate fug} quality of u.v The #ovey report on the future role of universities inOntario commissioned by the .Ontario Gove ent, egneluded that the quality 9f Olita Government, university system is• in .Jeopardy, and that this is a direct cow seljuence of illfidequate ifina7icial support: However, the Commission's mandate -pro- hibited the coininissioners from proposing any jncrease in the level of provincial fun- ding, other than a one-time: lump sum for a faculty adjustment fund. Most of the 51 recommendations made in the report involved changes in university funding arrangements, and changes to the financing system and were grouped in two phases. Both phases were considered to be "integral", but Mr. Bovey believed that Phase I could be implemented immediately, while Phase II financing changes, many of which require negotiation with the federal government, would take longer. Phase I Accessibility "The differential corridor system" as a cost saving measure. Universities would be allowed to cut back enrolments by four to eight per cent, without losing any provincial funds (currently calculated according to enrolment). Bovey admitted that an average six per cent enrolment cutback would be anticipated, which would result in up to 11,000 fewer students. Tuition This would increase seven per cent im- mediately - an average increase of approx- imately $90 over the current average tuition, fee of $1200. This mould yield $15 million: $10 million for capital funds and $5 million to OSAP (Ontario Student Aid Program) grants. During the period 1985.1989, $152 million (or $108 million, discounted by 10 per cent in 1985 dollars) would be set aside to finance appointments of 550 young faculty members, which the report says is only half as. expensive as creating an early retire- ment scheme to create that number of vacancies. GARDINER REAL ESTATE LTD. i Suitt 4t.. Goderich 524-2966 RIDGEWOOD PARK: 2,700 SO. FT. Angelstone with main floor library and 15' x 19' master bedroom. Fireplace. 2 _patio doors to_Rark-like back yard. Ultra modern kitchen with all built-in conveniences. Call Pete Bettger 524- 2966 or 524-2865 (Home). 210 SUNSET DRIVE Refreshingly roomy! Spacious Tudor home has 4 large bedrooms, 2 fireplaces plus family room and den. Many included extras with this fine family home. Inground pool. For details call 524-2966. 101 GLOUCESTER TERRACE: REDUCED Listed price reduced 56,100. on this quality brick bungalow on 80' front lot overlooking the Maitland River. Prime location. Spacious kitchen, livingroom plus 3 bedrooms. Gas heat: Call Bruce Ryan 524-2966 or 4-7762. BUY NOW LOW INTEREST DESIRABLE WEST END, Unique home, 3 bedrooms. natural fireplace, French doors,- full diningroom, 2 • baths, finished basement, beautiful treed lot. Close to lake. 250 DAWNROSE DRIVE Quality Rancher. 10 year old custom built stone and brick home offers full office facilities, elegant 23' x 37' family room complete with sauna, bar plus games/party room. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Call 524-2966 for full details. BURN Fully ate r 2 or 3 bedroom vinyl ' sided ome is nicely decorated throughout. New plumbing and wiring. Quality woodwork. Asking 541,000. Call Bruce Ryan 524-2966 or 524-7762 (Home). CLINTON INCOME PROPERTY Exceptional income potential. 3 offices, hair salon, Laundromat plus 3 apartments. For full details contact John Talbot at 524-2966. Ken Thompson Jirn Bisset Mac Bel. Dionne Alexander (Bayfield) 524-7514 524-2431 524-8150- 565-2513 Maurice Gardiner Pete Bettger Les Wlllems Bruce Ryan John Talbot 524-6031 524-2865 524-8451 524-7762 524-2520 (01)ERI ` & AREA'S LARGEST NEAT', ESTATE CO. PALMERSTON ST. LOW 30'S • Cozy home, immaculate, attractive decor. Beautiful large lot, tree lined St. Quiet residential area. Full Basement. :48,500. BRITANNIA RD. WEST 3 bedrooms plus familyroom or small apartment. Ideal location for growing family. Beautiful treed lot, new gas furnace. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. LAKEVIEW Mobile home, 12' x 60' plus addition and covered sun deck, 3 bedrooms. Includes fridge, stove, utility shed. Treed lot, Meneset Park. Must be seen to appreciate. Call Norma Taylor 524- 8192. NEEDS YOUR TALENT Two storey home, central location, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2'fireplaces, large lot. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786. RANCHER ON 11/3 ACRE Attractive well maintained • home; spacious kitchen, loads of cupboards, full basement, park -like landscaped grounds. garage. low heating costs. Call , Rita Allen 524-8480. - 18 ACRES Goderlch Twp. Mixed bush. '29,500. DELUXE SEMI IN 30'S __ ,.r„od..._..calling,. __.entersaining._.. size _ livingroom, spacious master bedroom, games room, fenced yard with privacy. Immediate possession. Call Rita Allen A24,8480. RITA ALLEN 524-8480 'N.J. HUG -HES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. GoderiSh ---52-4-73:13:-- - 52.44100 PARK mase u Cash Requirements' - $25 million for library, Computing and scientific equipmient - $11 million for special grants for bilingual and Northern Universities - $55 million to operating grants to restore the accessibility taken away in Phase l "= This amounts to a total of $91 million "to restore and enhance quality and accessibili- ty"„ Tuition "If governments age unable to find the ad- ditional $91 million ..." tuitions will increase on average eight percent a year for three years, until tuition makes up 25 per cent of university operating income. Projected tuition fees (not adjusted for in- flation) : -1984-5 1987-88 Arts & Sciences, Law, Computer Sciences $1,157.50 $1,736:25 Engineering $1,257.00 $1,885.00 Medicine, Dentistry $1,472.00 $2,208.00 Bovey makes tuition hikes conditional on an "income -based contingent repayment loan plan. ' ,lL4anP1 At. taut,►.11.. creased tuition polrti�,on, l ; d , ilock: all Canada and Ontario student 1004« T0.e goye :0 .d.subsidiZe ere at l _. Ti a neeessal'y funis would be`genlerated on the bond market, and sold to pe> siob . Chartered hanks would continue minister Student Loans. Repayment is con- tingent on a stadent's ability to ,pays' The - grants portionsal f OSA would continue. Northern Universities The Laurentian system and Lakehead re- quire special. grants $500,000 to $1 anlillion . each, which should come from the 1Vlinistry of Northern CapiAffairs.tal Requirements Annual maintenance needs are $46 million. New building needs are $20 million per annum. Research Funding The federal government should pay overhead costs of research grants to 50 per cent of direct costs. In relation to 1982 grants, that would require an additional $71.4 million. The province should con- tribute 38 per cent, or $54 million. Private Sector Support Private sector support accounted for 4.1 per cent of ,total university expenditure in ., 1980-81. It would' -take "a superhuman ef- fort" ffort" to double the sum. Nonetheless, Bovey recommends "a significantly larger in- crease of support from the private sector for operating expenditure". 4 Parents demand French education for children By Stephanie Levesque Two families want their children educated in a French school and new provincial legislation says the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic separate school board has to pro- vide it. The Rousseau and Bolduc families of Stratford want their three children taught in French. Under Bill 119, every French- speaking pupil- in the province has the right to an education in the French language. Director of education William Eckert said the parents had been asked if they would be interested in sending their children to a French immersion class in Stratford but they said no. The matter has been referred to ad- ministration for a recommendation, but chairman Ron Marcy said the board has no choice but to provide the French language education as requested. The closest French language school to Stratford is in Woodstock. Huron -Perth administration will have to contact Oxford County Roman Catholic separate school board to see if it has room at its French school, Marguerite Bourgeoys. If there is no room there, the board will have to look towards Kit- chener or London. Dessert euchre planned for March HOI.MESVILLE - Worship Service at Holmesville United . Church was well attended. Wayne Tebbutt and Gordon Lobb received the offering. The U.C.W. of Holmesville church will meet March 12. This will be a work meeting, quilting and tying off a quilt. Pot luck dinner will be served: The Enterprising Seniors will meet March 7 at 2 p.m. at Community Centre in Holmesville. The township group's dessert euchre will be held March 20 in the Community Centre in Holmesville. There will be a $2 admission. Come and enjoy an afternoon of euchre and the many desserts, there will be a door prize and card prizes. The party gets underway at 1:30 p.m. . .•••‘ c-.,, ..•,•,••••••••,f•'• y,,—. .e...r'. Yv �t,y.,rr;• ra, ,<,, at e s ra ce 1n. : trep ace in a 7rvrng room sets the mood for this warm home in quiet area of town. Apartment forrent i-bedruoinorrSquare. Newly decorated in quiet building. CAI,i; RANDY MILLAR 524-7950 GKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGK Yy� - GK REALTY " INSURANCE INC %lit% � Located in Standard Trust Bldg. Y 21 East Street, Goderlch, Ontario 0 - PHONE 524-2118 Clare Sager •Broker Robert Thomas C.R.A. Salesman O Res. 524-8995 Ph. 524.2118 EXECUTIVE 4 BEDROOM...2 storey WEST END, 5 BEDROOM RANCH...livin• 0 (5 home with 1/2 acre treed lot. Two car room, dining room, kitchen, family room, T` Ne garage, fenced yard, 3 baths, living 2 baths, carport. 16 x 32 inground pool. 0 0 room, dining room, main floor lamily Exclusive...Act-now! T room with patio doors to 15 x 35' deck. Main floor laundry, 2 fireplaces, 8.6 ACRE LOT with hydro Service in Port C C'3concrete drive, Targe country kitchen. Albert area. HB29 Exclusive. C16 (j' THREE BEDROOM RANCH...all brick, 1 le car garage. Close ,to town, living room, 0 dining room, patio , doors, sundeck, N. kitchen, family room. Priced in 60's. C15 ,, , 11 you are thinking of a new home, we have many choice building lots to choose from. Why not give us a call today? Ne We require hornes iii the '40,000.00 to 560,000.00 price range NOW! f'',f We have customers for these homes...if you are thinking of selling Y give us a call and possibly we can sell your home for you. O MEMBER OF HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD and MLS LISTING SERVICE GK GK OK GK. GKGKGI( GKGKGKGKGKGKGiKGKGKGK ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING in this modern 3 bedroom bungalow. Situated in Varna. Priced only '49,900,00. S16 MEICI %•r� 524-2177 ALEXANDER 8 CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 10 The Square • Goderlch _ 25 ACRES near Holmesville on Highway No. 8. House, barn. driving shed and garage. LOTS FOR BUILDING: One 70' x 120', Goderlch; One 70' x 120', Goderlch; One V.L.A. Subdivision; One V.L.A. Subdivision. HOUSE - Tilt Street. Handyman's special with extra lot. , COTTAGE - Port Albert with extra lot. 72 ACRES - Highway 21. EXCEPTIONAL HOUSE, barn 8 shed. Close to Lake. Member of the Huron Real. Estate Board A.J. Alexander 524-7836 Gus Chisholm.. - 524=8556 Murray Rourke 524-2569 J. Roger Turcotte 524-7298 0 N Real Estate Lt . . Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 HOMES 4'/2 ACRES: Exceptionally well finished home, Auburn area, must be seen to appreciate. Low interest mortgage assumable. • BLYTH:, Victorian Style home on double Iota, CLINTON; 2 bedroom, '1 floor home,,ga heat. Quiet street. 4 ACRES: Adjacent to Clinton: 2 bedroorn home. Small barn and hobby shop. Priced to sell. COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT AND GAS PUMPS on 11/2 acres, 'Hwy. No. 4. _ Three bedroom apartment above. BLYTH: Commercial Building on Main Street. 1500 sq. ft. floor area. FARMS & ACREAGE 177 ACRES: Near Auburn. 130 acres workable, good home, barns presently equipped for dairy herd. 100 ACRES: East Wowanosh. Modern home. Near Auburn, 50 ACRES: Choice woodland, small cabin, 10 miles from Goderich on Sharpes Creek. 183 ACRES: Cash crop farm near Nile. 175 acres workable. New home and drive shedr 50 ACRES: Colborne Township. 43 acres workable. 6 acres apple orchard. Price reduced. 100 ACRES: Near Londesboro. Stately brick home. Barn for farrow to finish and poultry. 250 ACRES: West Wawanosh Township, 200 acres workable, Huron clay loam. Owner very serious. r, Ph. 21 ® INC. 524-2111 A ALL POINTS REALTY Stanley St. at Elgin Ave. Village Commercial - Nile 4 bedroom home with attached store 624 sq. ft. & attached workshop 368 sq. ft. Heavy duty electricalservice, '/z acre lot. Only '29,000. Call today for your showing. PORT ALBERT Main floor living highlights this superior 3 bedroom ranch with formal dining room, family room with brick heatilator fireplace, eat -in kitchen with plenty of cupboards and counters. Fully finished basement includes T.V. room., games room, 2 bedrooms and a den. Where else can you buy this much for only '84,700? Put the sign of a good neighbourhood in your yard. Stopping power. 'That's what our sign has when you're selling your home. Give our CENTURY 21" office a call. And get our power working for you. - it" '73 Amherst 12' x 68' mobile. home. 2 bedrooms, new furnace, sun deck, yard shed with patio furniture included, p l access, beach access; satellite T.V.. included in lot rental. Only '16,000. RICH ST. 3 LEVEL SIDE SPLI 3 bedrooms, dining room, large finished family room and 67' x 144' lot, low heating costs. Call today. 1 DOMINIC BRADLEY 482-7841 GARY RUPERT 524-8777 PAUL ZURBRIGG 524-2036 We know the signs of a good ©0© neighbourhood. , inadequate fug} quality of u.v The #ovey report on the future role of universities inOntario commissioned by the .Ontario Gove ent, egneluded that the quality 9f Olita Government, university system is• in .Jeopardy, and that this is a direct cow seljuence of illfidequate ifina7icial support: However, the Commission's mandate -pro- hibited the coininissioners from proposing any jncrease in the level of provincial fun- ding, other than a one-time: lump sum for a faculty adjustment fund. Most of the 51 recommendations made in the report involved changes in university funding arrangements, and changes to the financing system and were grouped in two phases. Both phases were considered to be "integral", but Mr. Bovey believed that Phase I could be implemented immediately, while Phase II financing changes, many of which require negotiation with the federal government, would take longer. Phase I Accessibility "The differential corridor system" as a cost saving measure. Universities would be allowed to cut back enrolments by four to eight per cent, without losing any provincial funds (currently calculated according to enrolment). Bovey admitted that an average six per cent enrolment cutback would be anticipated, which would result in up to 11,000 fewer students. Tuition This would increase seven per cent im- mediately - an average increase of approx- imately $90 over the current average tuition, fee of $1200. This mould yield $15 million: $10 million for capital funds and $5 million to OSAP (Ontario Student Aid Program) grants. During the period 1985.1989, $152 million (or $108 million, discounted by 10 per cent in 1985 dollars) would be set aside to finance appointments of 550 young faculty members, which the report says is only half as. expensive as creating an early retire- ment scheme to create that number of vacancies. GARDINER REAL ESTATE LTD. i Suitt 4t.. Goderich 524-2966 RIDGEWOOD PARK: 2,700 SO. FT. Angelstone with main floor library and 15' x 19' master bedroom. Fireplace. 2 _patio doors to_Rark-like back yard. Ultra modern kitchen with all built-in conveniences. Call Pete Bettger 524- 2966 or 524-2865 (Home). 210 SUNSET DRIVE Refreshingly roomy! Spacious Tudor home has 4 large bedrooms, 2 fireplaces plus family room and den. Many included extras with this fine family home. Inground pool. For details call 524-2966. 101 GLOUCESTER TERRACE: REDUCED Listed price reduced 56,100. on this quality brick bungalow on 80' front lot overlooking the Maitland River. Prime location. Spacious kitchen, livingroom plus 3 bedrooms. Gas heat: Call Bruce Ryan 524-2966 or 4-7762. BUY NOW LOW INTEREST DESIRABLE WEST END, Unique home, 3 bedrooms. natural fireplace, French doors,- full diningroom, 2 • baths, finished basement, beautiful treed lot. Close to lake. 250 DAWNROSE DRIVE Quality Rancher. 10 year old custom built stone and brick home offers full office facilities, elegant 23' x 37' family room complete with sauna, bar plus games/party room. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Call 524-2966 for full details. BURN Fully ate r 2 or 3 bedroom vinyl ' sided ome is nicely decorated throughout. New plumbing and wiring. Quality woodwork. Asking 541,000. Call Bruce Ryan 524-2966 or 524-7762 (Home). CLINTON INCOME PROPERTY Exceptional income potential. 3 offices, hair salon, Laundromat plus 3 apartments. For full details contact John Talbot at 524-2966. Ken Thompson Jirn Bisset Mac Bel. Dionne Alexander (Bayfield) 524-7514 524-2431 524-8150- 565-2513 Maurice Gardiner Pete Bettger Les Wlllems Bruce Ryan John Talbot 524-6031 524-2865 524-8451 524-7762 524-2520 (01)ERI ` & AREA'S LARGEST NEAT', ESTATE CO. PALMERSTON ST. LOW 30'S • Cozy home, immaculate, attractive decor. Beautiful large lot, tree lined St. Quiet residential area. Full Basement. :48,500. BRITANNIA RD. WEST 3 bedrooms plus familyroom or small apartment. Ideal location for growing family. Beautiful treed lot, new gas furnace. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. LAKEVIEW Mobile home, 12' x 60' plus addition and covered sun deck, 3 bedrooms. Includes fridge, stove, utility shed. Treed lot, Meneset Park. Must be seen to appreciate. Call Norma Taylor 524- 8192. NEEDS YOUR TALENT Two storey home, central location, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2'fireplaces, large lot. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786. RANCHER ON 11/3 ACRE Attractive well maintained • home; spacious kitchen, loads of cupboards, full basement, park -like landscaped grounds. garage. low heating costs. Call , Rita Allen 524-8480. - 18 ACRES Goderlch Twp. Mixed bush. '29,500. DELUXE SEMI IN 30'S __ ,.r„od..._..calling,. __.entersaining._.. size _ livingroom, spacious master bedroom, games room, fenced yard with privacy. Immediate possession. Call Rita Allen A24,8480. RITA ALLEN 524-8480 'N.J. HUG -HES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. GoderiSh ---52-4-73:13:-- - 52.44100 PARK mase u Cash Requirements' - $25 million for library, Computing and scientific equipmient - $11 million for special grants for bilingual and Northern Universities - $55 million to operating grants to restore the accessibility taken away in Phase l "= This amounts to a total of $91 million "to restore and enhance quality and accessibili- ty"„ Tuition "If governments age unable to find the ad- ditional $91 million ..." tuitions will increase on average eight percent a year for three years, until tuition makes up 25 per cent of university operating income. Projected tuition fees (not adjusted for in- flation) : -1984-5 1987-88 Arts & Sciences, Law, Computer Sciences $1,157.50 $1,736:25 Engineering $1,257.00 $1,885.00 Medicine, Dentistry $1,472.00 $2,208.00 Bovey makes tuition hikes conditional on an "income -based contingent repayment loan plan. ' ,lL4anP1 At. taut,►.11.. creased tuition polrti�,on, l ; d , ilock: all Canada and Ontario student 1004« T0.e goye :0 .d.subsidiZe ere at l _. Ti a neeessal'y funis would be`genlerated on the bond market, and sold to pe> siob . Chartered hanks would continue minister Student Loans. Repayment is con- tingent on a stadent's ability to ,pays' The - grants portionsal f OSA would continue. Northern Universities The Laurentian system and Lakehead re- quire special. grants $500,000 to $1 anlillion . each, which should come from the 1Vlinistry of Northern CapiAffairs.tal Requirements Annual maintenance needs are $46 million. New building needs are $20 million per annum. Research Funding The federal government should pay overhead costs of research grants to 50 per cent of direct costs. In relation to 1982 grants, that would require an additional $71.4 million. The province should con- tribute 38 per cent, or $54 million. Private Sector Support Private sector support accounted for 4.1 per cent of ,total university expenditure in ., 1980-81. It would' -take "a superhuman ef- fort" ffort" to double the sum. Nonetheless, Bovey recommends "a significantly larger in- crease of support from the private sector for operating expenditure". 4 Parents demand French education for children By Stephanie Levesque Two families want their children educated in a French school and new provincial legislation says the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic separate school board has to pro- vide it. The Rousseau and Bolduc families of Stratford want their three children taught in French. Under Bill 119, every French- speaking pupil- in the province has the right to an education in the French language. Director of education William Eckert said the parents had been asked if they would be interested in sending their children to a French immersion class in Stratford but they said no. The matter has been referred to ad- ministration for a recommendation, but chairman Ron Marcy said the board has no choice but to provide the French language education as requested. The closest French language school to Stratford is in Woodstock. Huron -Perth administration will have to contact Oxford County Roman Catholic separate school board to see if it has room at its French school, Marguerite Bourgeoys. If there is no room there, the board will have to look towards Kit- chener or London. Dessert euchre planned for March HOI.MESVILLE - Worship Service at Holmesville United . Church was well attended. Wayne Tebbutt and Gordon Lobb received the offering. The U.C.W. of Holmesville church will meet March 12. This will be a work meeting, quilting and tying off a quilt. Pot luck dinner will be served: The Enterprising Seniors will meet March 7 at 2 p.m. at Community Centre in Holmesville. The township group's dessert euchre will be held March 20 in the Community Centre in Holmesville. There will be a $2 admission. Come and enjoy an afternoon of euchre and the many desserts, there will be a door prize and card prizes. The party gets underway at 1:30 p.m. . .•••‘ c-.,, ..•,•,••••••••,f•'• y,,—. .e...r'. Yv �t,y.,rr;• ra, ,<,, at e s ra ce 1n. : trep ace in a 7rvrng room sets the mood for this warm home in quiet area of town. Apartment forrent i-bedruoinorrSquare. Newly decorated in quiet building. CAI,i; RANDY MILLAR 524-7950 GKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGKGK Yy� - GK REALTY " INSURANCE INC %lit% � Located in Standard Trust Bldg. Y 21 East Street, Goderlch, Ontario 0 - PHONE 524-2118 Clare Sager •Broker Robert Thomas C.R.A. Salesman O Res. 524-8995 Ph. 524.2118 EXECUTIVE 4 BEDROOM...2 storey WEST END, 5 BEDROOM RANCH...livin• 0 (5 home with 1/2 acre treed lot. Two car room, dining room, kitchen, family room, T` Ne garage, fenced yard, 3 baths, living 2 baths, carport. 16 x 32 inground pool. 0 0 room, dining room, main floor lamily Exclusive...Act-now! T room with patio doors to 15 x 35' deck. Main floor laundry, 2 fireplaces, 8.6 ACRE LOT with hydro Service in Port C C'3concrete drive, Targe country kitchen. Albert area. HB29 Exclusive. C16 (j' THREE BEDROOM RANCH...all brick, 1 le car garage. Close ,to town, living room, 0 dining room, patio , doors, sundeck, N. kitchen, family room. Priced in 60's. C15 ,, , 11 you are thinking of a new home, we have many choice building lots to choose from. Why not give us a call today? Ne We require hornes iii the '40,000.00 to 560,000.00 price range NOW! f'',f We have customers for these homes...if you are thinking of selling Y give us a call and possibly we can sell your home for you. O MEMBER OF HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD and MLS LISTING SERVICE GK GK OK GK. GKGKGI( GKGKGKGKGKGKGiKGKGKGK ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING in this modern 3 bedroom bungalow. Situated in Varna. Priced only '49,900,00. S16 MEICI %•r� 524-2177 ALEXANDER 8 CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 10 The Square • Goderlch _ 25 ACRES near Holmesville on Highway No. 8. House, barn. driving shed and garage. LOTS FOR BUILDING: One 70' x 120', Goderlch; One 70' x 120', Goderlch; One V.L.A. Subdivision; One V.L.A. Subdivision. HOUSE - Tilt Street. Handyman's special with extra lot. , COTTAGE - Port Albert with extra lot. 72 ACRES - Highway 21. EXCEPTIONAL HOUSE, barn 8 shed. Close to Lake. Member of the Huron Real. Estate Board A.J. Alexander 524-7836 Gus Chisholm.. - 524=8556 Murray Rourke 524-2569 J. Roger Turcotte 524-7298 0 N Real Estate Lt . . Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 HOMES 4'/2 ACRES: Exceptionally well finished home, Auburn area, must be seen to appreciate. Low interest mortgage assumable. • BLYTH:, Victorian Style home on double Iota, CLINTON; 2 bedroom, '1 floor home,,ga heat. Quiet street. 4 ACRES: Adjacent to Clinton: 2 bedroorn home. Small barn and hobby shop. Priced to sell. COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT AND GAS PUMPS on 11/2 acres, 'Hwy. No. 4. _ Three bedroom apartment above. BLYTH: Commercial Building on Main Street. 1500 sq. ft. floor area. FARMS & ACREAGE 177 ACRES: Near Auburn. 130 acres workable, good home, barns presently equipped for dairy herd. 100 ACRES: East Wowanosh. Modern home. Near Auburn, 50 ACRES: Choice woodland, small cabin, 10 miles from Goderich on Sharpes Creek. 183 ACRES: Cash crop farm near Nile. 175 acres workable. New home and drive shedr 50 ACRES: Colborne Township. 43 acres workable. 6 acres apple orchard. Price reduced. 100 ACRES: Near Londesboro. Stately brick home. Barn for farrow to finish and poultry. 250 ACRES: West Wawanosh Township, 200 acres workable, Huron clay loam. Owner very serious.