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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-20, Page 157. Real + state for safe 7 ----Real estate far sale • LOG,E PRESTIGIOUS HOME FOR SALE 4 ret —In Quiet Neighbourhood home includes 4 large bedrooms, 3 bow windows, 2 fireplaces, huge -family room, stately dining room, formal living room. Great 10% first mortgage PLUS vendor ,will --hold a second mortgage at reasonable We- tere3t rate, for small down payment. Owner tran- sferred and requires quick sale. A 365R PROTECTED HOME ASKING JUST '48,500. 5244175 (Goderich) 3Q6=7561 (Kincardine) Call Collect: JOHNSON CARNEY R EA'LTO R 313 LA/V1ESTON ST. KINCARDINE -- F ,GQ1)FR ICH SJGNAT. STAR, THII1iSDAY enefit dance BYpg,LoAtEsXanOSCH sag/411s The community wishes for a speedy recovery go out to 'Peter VanDyke, 'son of Bill and Dora VanDyke, who is patient in hospital in London where, he underwent surgery last week. On Thursday, afternoon, St. Joseph's school children enjoyed a skating party at the- Lucknow arena. The benefit dance for the Pat O'Neil family was very • wellattended on• Saturday night at the LuekuQw Com- munity Centre. Ricky Sheardown of St. Thomas is spending the school -break with his grand- mother, Mrs. Yvette Heffer- nan. ST. PATRICK'S PARTY The annual St. Patrick's party was held in the Parish Hall on Sunday evening with a. very good attendance. Don Frayne acted as Master o Ceremonies. Some verygood local talent was displayed. f —TOMO -DIG MISS! - $28, 900. GODERICH - Three bedrooms, good residential area. CaII: Rita Allen 524-8100 Res.: 5248480 W.J. HUGHES REALTY LTD. -Alexander & Chopm-an Limited Member Of The Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service Real Estate — General Insurance - Property M nagement 10 THE SQUARE, GODERICH SUNCOAST DRIVE New 3 bedroom 3 level split home ready for occupancy. • CLOSE .TO SCHOOLS Brick 3 -bedroom bungalow with at- tached garage. Large lot. Mid -fifties. MID -FORTIES Large deep lot. Close to schools. Paved drive. Real value. EASTERN LOCATION - GODERICH 3 bedroom frame 11/2 storey home. Low taxes. Mid -thirties. CHOICE'RESIDENTIAL Bruck 3 bedroom.__ storey_vi.th4main.. floor bedroom and 4 pc. bath. Two bedrooms up with 2 pc. bath. Full basement with family room. Gas heating. Large lot. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Thriving 12 unit motel plus a brick 2 storey house. All units modernized with new color T.V. Electric heat. Close to the square. CLINTON 1 bedroom 2 storey house on a deep lot. Low taxes. Low price under 30,000 BY THE LAKE Furnished 3 bedroom mobile home in Meneset Park. Low rental lot. Good location. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS Beautiful brick and siding 4 bedroom split entry home. Country size kit- chen. Patio doors on dining room. Family room with fireplace. Low rate morlgage. A' INCOME.PROPERTY: 3 bedroom home with income from attached bachelor apartment. Choice residential area. Price reduced for quick sale. Aos 4 bedrooms. Family room. Country style kitchen. This split entry is close to schools. One you will be proud to own. Good low rate mortgage. MAITLAND VALLEY Panoramic view. Very attractive Angelstone & brick bungalow. Close to Goderich. Low taxes. Family room & fireplace. Pool. • DISTINCTIVE - SUNCOAST DRIVE Brick 3 bedroom ranch with approx. 1375 sq. ft. Country size kitchen. Extra bath off master bedroom. Gas forced air heating. Well insulated. Carport and deck. Attractive low rate mor- tgage. Beats building. DUPLEX - INCOME PROPERTY ' Beat inflation. Live in one - income from other. Nearly new. Each 3 bedrooms. Gas forced air heating. Close to schools. VARNA Enjoy low cost retirement in this cosy home on a well treed corner lot. At- tached garage. Separate workshop. Owner transferred. Immediate possession. Please drop in and pick up your free Real Estate Booklet 524-2177 PRESTIGE CENTURY HOME Choice residential well treed area Hee te.Sl_pool and_ -garage— - FARMS FOR SALE 750 ACRES Large beef set-up. Cash crop land. Morris Twp. near Blyth. Corn drying set-up. Good buildings. GODERICH TWP. 165 acres. 108 good cash. crop. Par- tially systematically drained.. NEAR BLYTH 100 acres. 70 workable. 15 acres. hardwood bush. Real good buildings. ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - Beef set up. 200 acres. Level land. Good buildings. NEAR. DUNGANNON - Hog operation. 100 acres. Excellent buildings. ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP NORTH - Cash crop. 100 acres. No buildings. NEAR BLYTH - Hog finishing operation. 128 acres. Good. buildings. NEAR BLYTH - Hog farrow to finish. Also beef set up. 147 acres. 2 Har- vestore silos. Modern set up with good buildings. WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP Near Nile. 50 acres. 20 workable. 30 acres hardwood and cedar bush and stream. Good investment property. 545,000 NEAR LONDESBORO - Beef and hog set up. 290 'acres. New home. Hard- wood bush. Good buildings. COLBORNE TOWNSHIP • 200 acres on edge of Goderich.°147 workabl- Hardwood bush. Gravel deposits. Driving shed. Excellent remodelled house. Good corn and cash crop land. DAIRY SET UP: Near Kincardine. 150 acres workable land. All equipment. Priced for im- mediate sale. For these farms, or if you are buying or selling, contact R. A. (Gus) Chisholm. Phone 524-8554 or Business 524-2177. For your convenience "Gus" may be reached on hiS mobile telephone. Ask Operator for Mobile YJ6-4367 BUILDING LOTS Choice serviced building lots in the growing residential area in Goderich. Plan your new home now. HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL Several choice business locations in the growing Goderich area. 4 lane highway serviced lots adjacent to suncoast Mall. We have others for your consideration WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALES PEOPLE: BERT ALEXANDER, 215 Catherine St., Tel. 524.7836 JOHN BANTER, R.k. 2 Goderich, Tel. 524-8149 DON ABERHART, 84 Coipox Cres., Tel. 524-7216 ROBERT A.(Gus) CHISHOLM, 4 Suncoast Drive W. 524-8554 The junior and senior school children each sang Irish' songs and Mrs. Frayne's class did a dance. Brother Carl Voll gave two readings; the Stapleton sist- ers entertained with two songs; Bill Johnston step - danced accompanied at the piano by Lillian Simpson; Jennifer and Linda Sinnett played their guita>°s and sang a few numbers; Mary Luanne Clare sang two solos accom- panied at the piano by Denis, Dalton; Therese Cote ddbced an irish jig; Ned and Elaine Cote sang country and —western--songs-`-with Ned playing the guitar; Ray Boyle accompanied at the piano by Nancy Stapleton, played a few numbers on the violin; Betty Lou Dalton played her guitar and sang a few songs;; a Scottish dance was .pres- erited by Lisa Frayne and Denise Connelly; Gene Frayne accompanied at the piano by Denise Dalton, sang two Irish songs; and' a men's quartet consisting of Father .Dentinger, Cyril Boyle, Gene Frayne, and Leo Murray sang a few Irish numbers to end the program. A lunch and social time followed. C.W.L. The March meeting of the #' L: was held Friday afternoon in the Parish Hall. Father Dentiner, Spiritual Director, led in the opening WARCI:Im20r 1880* i e foroeti tato j tipns. Judy"f jeu OSSO s going to assist with the f amides and,$xowtties, • Father spoke briefly on the importance of prayer, hely pictures, and statues in the • home, It was decided to purchase wallpaper for the dining room in the Rectory. Two of the prizes, , a hooked rug and a crib°quilt to be in the C.W.L. draw in July, were displayed. Nomination forms Were handed out. The nomina'''tion committee will be Betty Do- herty, Fran Riegling, and Marie Ivlilranhtlr-g- The forms are to be handed back to these ladies by March 30. The meeting was adjourn- ed by Clarice Dalton and closed with prayer. prayer with Pat. Howard, Convention to be held in president, in the chair. Sarnia on May 6, and 7. Minutes of the last meet- Fran Riegjing, Church Life ing were read and adopted as Convener, reported that a correct. Treasurer's report member had attended , the was given by Mary Clare. ; World Day of Prayer services Correspondence read was and participated by doing a as follows: thankyou notes reading. Fran also read an from Rochelle Champagne article from the Catholic Dig - and 'Maureen Chilton for est on displaying religious baby cards received; 4-H articles in the home and report from Barb VapDiep- conducted a little contest to enbeek; an invitation . from see who displayed the most the St. Peter's C.W.L., God- articles in their home. This erich to attend their meeting was won by Jean VanRooy. April 7 to see a film on Clarice Dalton, Pro -Life "Bottle Babies", which Convener, •brought td mem- deals with the controversial bers' attention that Pro -Life subject pertainiTilillis are appearing in the local ad of babies' formula in the papers. She also read an third world; and a notice of article, "Fear of Force", on the annual C.W.L. Diocesan how teenagers are Sometim- W. J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED •EBB ROSS rNORMA TAYLOR .DON McCAULEY •RITA ALLEN •HAROLD ERB .DEB SHEWFELT .SHARON ELLIOTT •HUGO VERMEESCH *BILL LOUGHEED •ALFREDA McCAULEY, .CHRIS HOLLOWAY 524-8786 524-8480 524-4226 524-8480 565-2828 524-9581 529-7287 482-3805 524-6063 524-4226 395-3448 M-64 PRESTIGE HOME -FAMILY FIREPLACE -9 DUNGANNON - $27, 900. 8.153 HOUSE WITH EXTRA LOT. Mc -303 -OWNER TRANSFERRED IN. 30's .1-92 PRESENT ALL OFFERS HOME AND 6 ACRES INCOME PROPERTY BLUEWATER BEACH MUST—B-E-SOLD $34,900 00 0 ESTATE SALE 26,900 INQUIRE ABOUT Mobiles 59,500. and up Income Properties Cottages, Building Lots Business Opportunities & Farms !L We are open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday for your convenience. Drop in and view our RealScope display. Check our listings for business opportunities, lakefront cottages and mobile homes. We are open 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Monday to Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Saturday for your convenience. Town employees settle SEAFORTH - All town employees have settled with Seaforth's council negotiating committee for a two year wage in- crease, but the town and police association em- ployees are still $250 apart. The two-year contract with town employees carries a 10 per cent increase for 1980, four per cent for the first six months of 1981, and another four per cent for the final sue months. The - same "percentage has-- been offered offered to the police association, but they are asking for a one year contract and say that the town's offer is totally' unacceptable. Town employees have also been placed on a grid system, which allows for yearly wage reviews. Indoor or outdoor. One room or every room .1 FOR ALL YOUR LIGHT1NG,NEEDS If we hoven Igor if in stock ..check our catologuec PIEP LIGHTING STUDIO 62 WEST ST. 524-2261 BAILEY 0 -Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 NEW LISTING - Hullett Twp., 2 floor brick home on --41/2--ac-res-with large barn set- up for farrow to finish. .Reasonably priced. Severed. HULLETT TWP. - 100 acres, 80 Workable. Good house and barn. HULLETT TWP. - farrow to finish, 28 acres, liquid system. All good buildings. BLYTH - large store on main st. with apt. above. LONDESBORO - 1 floor brick bungalow with finished basement. Two fireplaces, carport and swimming pool.. Double sized lot. HULLETT TWP. - 150 acre modern farrowing and beef farm. Good home, large drive shed,' 140 acres workable. BAYFIELD RD. - Industrial land, 11/4 acres, no buildings. MORRIS TWP. - 2 miles frofn Blyth on i/2 acre lot, 7 rm. brick home In like new condition. Heated workshop. WANTED - farm listings BLYTH - 1 floor frame bungalow, full basement, oil heat. VENDOR WILL TAKE BACK FIRST MORTGAGE AT REASONABLE TERMS. FOOD FOR THOUGHT In these days of inflation, if you go shopping and don't see what you want, bbc grateful.