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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-09-19, Page 15�kf % 1 Phone . 20 i Mr Real Estate Lt Clinton', Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 COMMERCIAL BLYTH: Commercial buildings, Main Street location. RESTAURANT: Crediton on 2 acres. Seats 70. CLINTON: Cor2r0%l Property on King Street. CLINTON: 108 Ontario Street (Holiday. Home) 8 apartments. Ideal for Senior - Citizens, Nursing Home, Group Home or rental investment. Must be sold to settle estate. HOMES HURON HAVEN: 12' x 62' Mobile Home in good condition with paved drive, garden shed, fenced lot well sheltered with trees, BLYTH: 11/4 floor brick home, large -dot, heated garage and workshop, reduced to sell. • AUBURN: 3-4 bedroom home in excellent condition. Very well located. FARMS & ACREAGE 100 ACRES: Highway farm, good buildings and fences. 40 ACRES: Highway farm, brick home, frame barn. 50 ACRES: Colborne Township, 43 workable, 6 acre apple orchard, Price reduced. 1'/z ACRES: Auburn, 1 floor bungalow, heated shop and garage, excellent condition. 200 ACRES: 190 workable, East Wawanosh, hardwood bush, good barns, 'fieldstone house. 100 ACRES: 1M Township, average buildings.a�' 150 ACRES:. Near Auburn, 2 floor brick home, 100 acres workable. 10 ACRES: Retreat property. Colborne Township, 2000 sq. ft. home. Very scenic. 2'/4 ACRES: Veal operation near Seoforth, Hwy. No. 8, capacity for 100 head. Four bedroom Home in immaculate condition. 4 ACRES: Morris Township. 2 floor home, electric heat. Lot nicely treed. 50 ACRES: Choice woodland, small cabin, 10 miles from Goderich on Sharpes Creek. 89 ACRES: Hwy. No. 8, 45 tillable, 4 bedroom home in excellent condition. Farrow to finish barn. 36' x 104'. �rm `KEEP READING it you're looking tor, a bbrgain. Just listed is this Bogies Beach cottage . could easily be converted to yearxound living. ,Enjoy the Sunsets. wide sandy beach, treed ravine lot. which is nicely landscaped. Worth the listed price of '20,900.00. Lakefront, cottage '37,500.00. Lakeview cottage '20,000.00. Take your pick at Bogies Beech. Ne. 249 / RAISED RANCH with carport, covered deck, garage and huge workshop. Located on 3/4 acre on paved road: Call far more information on this country home today. Priced to sell at '59,900.00.No. 242 BE THE LANDLORD - Collect the rent from this duplex. '460.00 monthly. 194 Walnut Street Is where this aluminum 'Sided income property is located. Assumable mortgage 121/4%. Call Enid Bell on this exclusive listing today. No. 224 4tt10 nfjoil Porn F. ort Pna'ptly yi., EXECUTIVE TUDOR style family, four bedroom home with 2 fireplaces, pool, mammoth sundeck, super landscaping, double paved driveway. Main floor features luxury living room with newly installed broadloom, family room with adjoining attractive den, modern kitchen. New low price of '89,000.00. Offering excellent terms and immediate possession. Shown by appointment only. No. 107 BUY LOTS NOW -last lot at the low price of '10,000.00 - Lot 5, Young- Ducharme Subdivision. Drop in for a copy of survey plan and prices of the few remaining lots available. Act now as these lots are selling fast. No. 232 MONEY MAKER - instant income 550.0 monthly plus 3 room suite. Vend r will assist, carry• mortgage at 12% -.1/3 down. Commercial, brick, 2 storey building. Also includes retail store presently rented. Be the first to inspect as it is listed exclusively for '37,500.00. No. 240 AFFORDABLE - Semi-detached, 3 bedroom home. Excellent assumable mortgage. Listed to sell at '37,900.0Q�, Tastefully decorated and a pleasure to show. Located at 113 Bennett Street East. Available November 1st. No. 194, ENID BELL 524-8191 DON MASON 524-2988 JACK CUMMINGS 524-9624 BILL CLIFFORD 524-8018 76 Hamilton St.. Goderich 524-9097 524-8951 GKGKGK KGKGKGKGKGKGKGK GKGKGKGKGK tel C) 7 I1) 7 c) G) 0 7 0 0 0 0 D1 0 0 0 0 c) 7F c C) Bill Brown Res. 5 Robert Thomas • 524- GK REALTY & INSURANCE INC L uat•'Btdg!"- -"• 21 East Street, Goderich, Ontario PHONE 524.2118 John Talbot - Salesman Res. 524.2520 • Salesman 24-7417 C.R.A. Salesman 2118 NEW LISTINGS Spacious 3 bedroom bungalow • large dining room,. front & back porch. Price only 530,000. Call Bill. G93 "OWNER SAYS SELL" - Neat 4 bedroom, eat in kitchen, formal dining room, family & living room. Try your offer. Call Bill. G89 Spacious 3 bedroom with large family room, 2'/2 baths, short walk to beach. Call Bill for appointment to view this beautiful home. Al2 NORTH OF GODERICH • 3 bedroom frame, well insulated, 200 amps service. Price only 527,000. Call Bill for details. WWB ANGLESEA STREET • Well 'maintained 3 bedroom home, hardwood floors, beautifully landscaped back yard. Must be seen. Call John. G94 FACING THE PARK, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, maintenance free exterior. G90 aval Assoc ' By Patridls Rains The current state of the Canadian Armed Forces and Royal Canadian Navy has ., en the focus of a lottate ofa battlereadinessnd Usually the to the aniquated equipnieht of the ,navy are pointed out as areas in need of attention. Because of the current wave of adverse publicity, it is easy to forget that by the end of World War II, the Canadian Navy boasted the third largest fleet on the high seas. Only the Americans and the British had a - stronger sea -going force at the time. Because of this, there are a vast number of ex -sailors in Canada and like any group of people who shared the experience of work- ing for a common goal, many of them like to get together and recreate the comraderie of the time. The Huron County Branch of the Royal Canadian Naval Association, based in Goderich, has been reuniting ex -navy peo- ple from all over the county for the past two years. Part of a national organization, the Hurop County chapter was formed in November of 1982. Since then, the groupehas-been involv- ed in a variety of community events and has been active in providing services for ex - naval personnel and their families.The group currently has about 50 members. The association is open to men and woolen who served with any allied navy or mer- chant marine corp., Although the majority are veterans, members need not necessarily have served during war -time, says John Str- inger, secretary of the Huron—County ro The association is an important aspect of the lives of members. and 'has a number of specific alms and objectives, says Stringer. "There's•a kind of bond among ex -sailors that develops from working so 'closely together and being dependent on each other: One objective is to maintain that Conn- raderie," he com>ipented. Another objective of the organization is to provide assistance to members and their families in times of need. A third goal is to make sure the events concerning the role of the Canadian navy in history are preserved. That is why the Naval Associations nation-wide sponsor a parade each year in early , May, com- memorating the Battle of the Atlantic. Stringer points out that it was in the Atlan- tic Ocean that the Canadian navy played its main role in defeating the Nazis in World War II. "The Battle of the Atlantic was not just one battle lasting one day," he emphasizes. Rather, Pit was struggle lasting throughout the war to keep open the vital supply lines from North America to Britain. After 1943, says Stringer, it became almost exclusively the job of the Canadian Navy to escort merchant ships with their cargos of supplies for England, across the Atlantic. With the Americans involved in battle with the Japanese in the Pacific and the British busy around England, Canadians were the only ones available to do the job. Many ' Canadian sailors lost their lives during these convoy missions and another purpose of the navy association is to com- association. memorate their sacrifice. In this respect, the association is very similar to the Royal Canadian Legion and the two organizations work closely together. In fact, most of the nayy, association members are also Legion members, says Stringer. The two groups often parade together, with the navy association parading alongside the Legion on Remembrance Day and the Legion color party joining in the Battle of the Atlantic parade. W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. Goderich 524-7373 524-8100 TRADITIONAL LOOK Executive brick custom, spacious foyer, 3 baths, main floor familyroom, natural fireplace. Well planned for family comfort and enjoyment. A real quality home. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. BUY CANADIAN 1977 Marlette Doublewide, 3 bedrooms, electric heat, carport, extra spacious rooms, beautiful condition. Should be seen. Call Norma Taylor 482- 9921. 82- 9921 HANDYMAN'S DANDY Needs your talent. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, large lot, excellent location. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786. HOME ON 1 ACRE Quality workmanship, professionally renovated. Deluxe kitchen, finished basement. A home with privacy. Workshop. Beautiful view of countryside. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. - BULL'S EYE BARGAIN Starter or retirement bungalow, 2 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, full basement, gas heat, attractive economical home priced in 30's. Call Norma Taylor` 482- 9921. .18 ACRES _ •Go ericai Twp. llAixed bush'.9,500.0: PORT ALBERT Lot 105' x 209'. Asking' 5,200.00. 524-8480 524-8786 524-9581 482-9921 Rita Allen .. Ebb Ross Barb Shewfelt Norma Taylor INCOME PROPERTIES "DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL" • 1000 sq. ft. shop area, with 3 apartments & a 3 bedroom home. Call Bill for full details. G82 & G83 "CLOSE TO HOSPITAL" - 2 single units and 1 double unit apartment. Call Bill today. G87 HOBBY FARMS AND SMALL ACREAGES 12 ACRES BLYTH AREA - new barn for hog operation. Call Bill. HT3 5.9 ACRES ST. HELENS AREA • Spacious 4 bedroom, large living room • trout creek, single car garage. Call Bill Price. Only 527,000. WW7 4.5 ACRES BROOKSIDE AREA • Price reduced to sell. Call Bill today for appointment to view. All ALL THIS FOR LESS THAN 535,000.00. 61/2 acres, spring creek, small pond. Beautifully landscaped, an excellent nine year old home or cottage. Detached 11/2 car garage, storage shed. Must be seen. Call John. HT2 ONE OF A KIND - Over 1,000 feel on the beautiful Maitland River. Close'to town, summer or -winter retreat. Features cabin. storage garage and small trailer with add- on family room. Call John. C13 4 ACRES IN COUNTRY - Ideal for building location, recreation or just a retreat in the country. Call John. WW6 COUNTRY LIVING • Old school house completely refurbished inside and out. Features drilled well, 200 amp service and priced for quick sale. Under 530,000.00. Call John. WW5 24 ACRES - Close to Lake - Featuring beautiful old stone home. 14 acres o1 hardwood grove. One of a kind. Call John. S7 MEMBER OF HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD and MLS LISTING SERVICE KGICGKGK:.:GKGKGKGKGKOKGt GKGKGKGKGP EXCELLENT SMALL FARM • 64 acres, sandy loam. Excellent home, new family room and two car garage: New drive shed, good barn sec up for sows and beef. Call John. HB28 Further evidence of the co-operation between the two groups is found in the fact that navy association meetings are held in the Legion building in Goderich. Although a group that is, ,"not always before the public", says Stringer, the association has taken part in some • com- munity activities. Members of the Huron County chapter of the Royal Canadian Naval Association watch as HMCS Saguenay pulls into,Goderieh Harbor. The association was instrumental in bringing the historic battleship to Goderich last July. Members were also on hand, dressed in 19th century Press Gang uniforms, to greet the tall ships when they came to Goderich. (Photo courtesy George Woodall ) The Navy association was instrumental in bringing the historic destroyer HMC Saguenay to Goderich Harbor in July. Strt Inger says the ship's appearance was well attended and a number of area residents toured the destroyer. The association was also on hand when the famed Tall Ships visited Goderich last mon- th. Members dressed in "Press Gang" uniforms of the type worn by 19th century British sailors, met the Tall Ships and tied them up. The costumes drew a great deal of in- terest and some strange comments from the crowd. - "One woman wanted to know if we were , off the Polish ship," says Stringer. Next year Stringer expects the .associa- tion to have a higher profile in the communi- ty, as 1985 marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the 'Royal Canadian Naval Association, Commemorative ceremonies and events will mark the occassion in communities across Canada, says Stringer. Still, the Battle of the Atlantic parade will be the big event for the association as usual. Stringer feels it is important for people to have a clear understanding of the reason the parade is held. , "The Battle of the Atlantic Parade is not held to glorify war. We have these parades ro remember shipmates who -did not come back and to remember a very important part of Canadian history," he says, adding, "These things should not be forgotten." Pine River U.C.W . holds luncheon The September meeting of the Pine River U.C.W. was held on Tuesday, Sentenibe 1 at Point Clark at the home of Mrs. Len Elrn in the form of a luncheon dessert meeting. There were eighteen ladies present, two of them visitors. The president, Ruth Farrell' opened • the meeting with a verse. The minutes of the June meeting were read. by Norma Humphrey. Business was then discussed and. everyone was reminded to be ready for our Kountry Kitchen Bazaar which is to be held on the-Satt Y prior to Thanks r "°vin '• • tober 6. Norma Humphrey read the respondence. Dorothy Coles and Myrtle Ferguson con- ducted devotions. Mrs. Ferguson led in prayer. A reading was given by Dorothy Coles cor- LOCHALSH NE\tvS Kee Webster, 395-5257 assisted by Mrs. Ferguson' taken. from the - book, Jesus Means Life. ' The ladies were then divided into three groups of six for questions and answers. Finlay MacDonald his son, George Mac- Donald and grandson, Michael took Finlay's steam engine to the Threshers Reunion in Blyth, September 7 - 9. Jim and Cecil Webster of Waterloo, sons of Wellington and Kae Webster, were home on the weekend. Linda Wylds of London visited on the weekend with her parents, Warren and June Wylds. Dorothy Finlayson had two of her sons with her on the weekend, Kenny and Allen Finlayson of Toronto. The ''c eadline for sports copy is Monday at 5 p.m. STILL ON OIL? IT'S TIME YOU GOT IN ON THE GOOD NEWS FROM UNION GAS. GOOD NEWS! Union Gas continues to offer price advantage. • While electricity rates continue to climb, Unioii Gas is keeping the cost of home comfort down-to-earth with safe, clean and economical natural gas. 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