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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-08-05, Page 10OPEN HOUSE Sat., August 8, 1 - 3:00 p.m. SAL TFORD - CENTURY HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION: Open for your in- spection this Saturday. View this "newer" 3 level back split home on spacious 125' x 195' rural lot just minutes from Goderich. Home features includes 15' x 16' finished family room complete with air- tight stove, 3 bedrooms with master ensuite bath and quality Hanover cupboards in the kitchen. Atrium doors off dining area to 10' x 20' sundeck. 5104,900. See for yourself. Drive to Century Heights atop of Saltford this Saturday and inspectJhis excellent fami- ly home. Your host: Don McCaUley 524-2966 or 524-4226 (res.) COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL VICTORIA STREET— COMMERCIAL ZONE: Roomy 2 storey brick with resi'Jential or commercial permitted uses offers main floor office and family / TV room. Large kitchen, formal dining room or double living room. Suitable for 4 or 5 bedrooms. Prime Victoria Street loca- tion offers excellent potential as future,commercial site for the real estate investor. For full details or to arrange for an inspection call a Gardiner representative today at 524-2966. MOVERS - FULL SERVICE MOVING - NEAR OR FAR CALL 524-2421 PAGE 10 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1987 ALL POINTS REALTY INC, 234 ,BAYFIELD RD., AT :BLAKE ST. Excellent West End titin►u lUma:r MOM Country Living Located on a quiet Court this 2 year. old Ludor style raised ranch features 3 bedrooms, open living room dining room combination and patio door access to deck. Don't delay in viewing! Owners being transferred! For more information call Karen Dechert at 524-2111 or 524-6568. Red brick 2 storey home with 6 acres. Just ' _ mile north of Port Albert. 4 bedrooms, main floor family room. All new plumbing, all wiring updated. New high efficiency burner., Heating costs only 8600/yr. For more inforrnation call Karen Dechert at 524-2111 or 524-6568. 3 Bedroom Rancher Ideal Retirement Home Eat -in kitchen, living room, dining room, large double lot, conveniently located near playgrounds and the square. A large dry basement awaits your own creativity. Don't hesitate any longer! Call Hudson Warr. 524-2144. Have a look at this neat and cared for 3 bedroom bungalow. Finished family room and 4th bedroom downstairs with adjoining bath. Many extras. Call Karen Scruton. Goderich Building Lot If you have been thinking about building in Goderich, consider this lot. Lot is surveyed and is bordered with cherry trees. Call Marie Hughes 482-7508 for more details. Estate Lots - Benmiller Enjoy the quiet rural living that can he yours by building the home of your dreams on one of two large building lots near the river. Call Hudson Warr 524-2111 or 524-2144. Building Lots - Goderich Explore the possibilities of building your new home on one of two lots on the mature west side. Call Hudson Warr 524-2111 or 524=2144. • Karen Dechert 524-6568 Marg Tugwell 4821760 Marie Hughes 482-7508 Wayne Wigelsworth 482-3091 Cary Rupert 524-8777 Karen Scruton : • 48`1-9716 Paul Zurbrigg- ..524-2036 Hudson Warr 524-2144 Canada "Must :Realtor Commercial Division Apartment Opportunity REAL ESTATE SALES CHECK OUT THESE PROPERTY VALUES! TOWN OF GODERICH WEST SIDE - with view of Lake - Spacious 3 bedroom family home totally refurbished, prestige location, get fulldetails, call Les! ,UNCOAST EXECUTIVE - space galore - 4 bedrooms, main floor family room with fireplace plus lower level recreation room. Formal dining, kitchen with dinette, call Les for a view- ing today! OVERLOOKS MAITLAND COUNTRY CLUB - prime location and:a delight to show. 3 bedroom bungalow close to II Bruce to view. CLOSE TO SQUARE - nice tneat and clean al, ytwo bedroom pbungalow professional. that maintenance free with a delightful kitchen and dining room. See it with Murray. DUPLEX CLOSE TO SQUARE Excellent investment property, 3 bedroom apartment downstairs and a 2 bedroom apartment upstairs. Private entrances, separate hydro, gas het; netli roof in 1986. Call Murray. COUNTRY AND VILLAGE EDGE OF TOWN - 21/2 acres with 1700 sq. ft. rancher, a very rare offering. Very spacious layout, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, attached garage, priced under a hundred thousand, get par- ticulars from Murray. New. eight suite building Fully occupied with waiting lists Down payment of $111.500 delivers •a projected total return of $12.420 in Year One 25 miles south of Goderich with property management ser- vices` available if required Profit Potential Building totally renovated during 1986 Seven apartments and six office / retail units Equity of $117.000 has project total return of $14,780 or 12 6°io in Year One 25 miles south of Goderich with full proper- ty management services in place. For furthdr information on above. please call Bill Marman 1-(519)-673-6444 The Canada Trust Company, Commercial Divi- sion, 400 Dundas Street, London, Ontario. N6B 1V7. omrnurtity New e ..et Resu is rn Commercial Real Estate.. The Canada Trust Company LOOK NOW! A good starter home with cottage industry potential for under thirty thou- sand! Located in Auburn, check this one out with Les today. •BRUCEFIELD - 8 years new, brick raised ranch 3 bedroom family home at the affordable price of 576,500. Be first! call Bonnie today! COTTAGE AND RECREATIONAL We have a selection of cottages, seasonal and year round accommodation. Some lake shore, also top of bank located both north and south of town. Also retreat properties large and small acreages. Why not call Bonnie and get full particulars without obligation today! \II LLEIi\S REAL ESTATE INC. 3 North Street at the Square, Goderich 524-2667 DDD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Les Willems Bruce Ryan Murray Rourke Bonnie Johnson 524-8451 524-7762 524-2569 482-9951- Friendly 82-9951- Friendly Service, Professionalism and Integrity? BILL CLIFFORD REAL. ESTATE REALTOR GODERICH 524-2671 Norris MacEwan of the Blue Water Amateur Radio Club makes contact with a HAM operator in Goderich's sister city Bay City Michigan. Mayor Eileen Palmer greeted the radio operator and told him about Tiger Dunlop, Days '87 and the 160th birthday celebra- tions. The american wished us the best of luck."(photo by Ted Spooner) PRICE IS RIGHT 50 -A-RETHE TERMS. _.. $2.4;500 - $5;-0o0 - downpayment, 5250 monthly, 10% in- terest. Needs love and attention, Bluewater Beach is where this frame cot- tage with carport is located on a treed 50' x 162' lot, everything included. COTTAGE OR RETIREMENT HOME ONLY MINUTES AWAY from golf course, marina and Bayfield shops. 90' of lake frontage, year round access. 3 bedroom bungalow with attached carport, fireplace and guest cabin, closed -in sun - porch. Appliances included. Asking 582„900. Call Bob Burton, Bayfield, 565-2438 for a showing. WALKING DISTANCE TO.WIDE SANDY BEACH and Port Albert River, brick bungalow located on half acre treed lot, drilled well, electric heat. Listed in the $50's. MUST BE SEEN LAKELAND ESTATES.- excellent,Iwide san- dy beach, 134' frontage, custom design- ed and professionally built 3 bedroom cottage. Features beamed cathedral ceil- ing, huge lakeview sun deck. quality fur- niture and appliances included in asking price, 5130,000. HIDE -A -WAY SECLUDED, PRIVATE, QUIE1 area north of, Bayfield. Neat, solid lakefront 2 bedroom cottage. Immediate possession, completely furnished. Only 547.000. LAKEFRONT COTTAGE HURON SANDS- one of the best beaches, 4 bedroom chalet, all pine construction, decked on two sides plus balcony. Price S98,000 includes extra lot and all furniture. MID HURON BEACH COMPLETELY SECLUDED LAKEFRONT rais- ed 3 bedroom cottage with built in 2 car garage, million dollar view from front deck. Parking for 3 cars, steps to 150' of sandy private beach. Now asking 585,900. Price includes furnishings. .NOW REDUCED BENMILLER AREA - incredible 4 bedroom home, open concept, fully equipped modern kitchen, 30' x 20' bright living room, finished basement. This 46 acre estate includes spring -fed pond stocked with rainbow trout, plus Sharpe's Creek running full length (speckled trout), and aerable land rented. Large driveshed. Now asking 5159,500. LAKEFRONT LOTS BAYVIEW FARMS - 70'' frontage 58,500 EMSLIE BEACH - private, treed 521,500 KINGSBRIDGE SHORES - serviced 535,000 VISTA BEACH - good beach 525,500 VACATION LOTS GREEN ACRES - year round access 510,000 HOUSTON HEIGHTS - ravine lot 5 6, 500 BAYVIEW FARMS - retirement area S8,900 LAKEWOOD GARDENS - hwy. frontage 510,500 Don't forget to ask for our FREE Real Estate Catalogue Genevieve Candelora seems bored as she pilots her brother, 21 -month-old Anthony, at the decorated stroller and carriage competition. The contestwas part of Tiger Dunlop Days '87. ( photo by Ted Spooner) Flower beds are beautiful The flower beds around town have been -- are — just beautiful and they are found in many unexpected, out of the way places. The Parks Committee deserve a big thank you for all the work necessary in the upkeep ' of these little, bright spots. Our local ,hor- ticultural society deserves a big thank -you . also for -the great hill planting you see on your way down to the harbour. I'm sure they have many other bright, spots to thier credit but no sign boards to brag them up.: - So, visitors to our Port can easily see the town is really beautiful. The huge old tree at the corner of South and Elgin Streets will be getting lighter in color now. It has been a,beautiful black but it is now a very dark green. All too soon it will be back 'to its spring color . — a soft, yellow ochre. 1 happened on a write-up I had done in August 1979 where I had talkdd about our flowers, our new brick sidewalks. and how some credit should be given to the Parks Board with the foresight to get this all started and the present ones who really take care of every one of them. I also said I'd like to see a billboard at the outskirts of town showing our Square's unique features — come to think of it we have had it for some time now, haven't we? Also I wrote about alittle girl, one of Mary Lynne Leonards I now Telford) pupils who enterede. the "Western Ontario Scottish Dance Competition.” There were not enough entries for the under eight class so Kim Fritzley was invited to dance with the age 10 group. She was the winner in the • sword dancing, was third in the Sean Trubhais and received a trophy for the "most promising dancer" in the competi- tion. What year was that? Kim is Bill and Donna Fritzley's daughter. Hi, Kim Mary Ynne sure raised a lot of great dancers. I understand, to change the subject, that "cricket" is becoming quite popular in in Canada. I can believe it but haven't seen it. My dad, an English man, was always talk- ing about the game but couldn't get these ball players interested. His brother was on the "Tottenham Hot Spurs" team — at that time the hottest spur`s in England. I don't know if that name is familiar today — I don't keep up with sports news — but back in 1975-76 our recreation director was Mike Dye mond and he had a list of 20 people who were interested in playing and was trying to get things going. I don't recall how he made out but maybe after 10 years of thinking about it perhaps someone is interested in the game ROUND tN ABOUT With Martha Rethburn REAL ESTATE Spacious, custom built, 3 bedroom home located 5 minutes north of Goderich on 47 acres. 1500 sq. ft. living area, fireplace, finished 2 car garage. Call 524-4228 after 5 p.m. of cricket. • That far back I was pushing PORT -- Port of Goderich. . I liked -the sound of it and thought we should say it oftener. Well, 1 notice people use the words more often now, and I'm glad. We need to brag°our port up more than we do since we are the biggest and the "bestest" in Lake Huron and we should let everyone know that any' ship that can make its way through the St. Lawrence Seaway can enter our Port of Goderich. It is wonderful to see so many at, the harbour when some of these big "takers" come in. Another thing, isn't is just great to watch the flotilla of sailboats out beyond the breakwall. Just watching them sailing out and returning is a big thrill. Get down there early — before 10 a.m. Sunday morning and you will see what. I mean. 1 think we have Tiger Dunlop taken care of for a few more years but I happened on this bit of history you might like. He wrote to his sisters from Fort Gratiot, USA, .June 2, 1827 that he was arden of the Forests of Canada Company, Office York, UC. 1 don't recall what the UC signified but he was leav- ing Fort Gratiot on the American side where he procurred provisions for the Canadiar. side. He travelled. 12 miles through the woods before coming upon "the most beautiful country in Canada," He planned to stay at Red River I Maitland) for the sum- mer. The letter too over two monthsto reach Scotland. The Red River, spoken of as "Menesetung" also, had the red water which came from the swamps beyond Listowel. It was a very bright red in the spr- ing. "Maitland" it was named later for the new Lieutenant Governor. He continues, "On may route, I found many deserted In- dian winter settlements. On the banks I saw no less than 10 deer and the Indians sold us two haunches for three pints of flour. Food is not scarce in the country, as for fish, one man can spear enough fish for 35 men a day. I shall remain at Red River. Galt is going to bring me four sailors and a boat and I ex- pect to spend a very pleasant summer. Also Dunlop is going home to make ar- rangements for settling here." Unless you intend to read Tiger's letters from start to finish, you had better not shirt. Yon can get so mixed up with him that you don't know if he is lost or if you are. Great .reading, anyway. Keep well. Love, Martha CIVIC CORNER Huron County Library Board wit meet at 9 a.m. on Monday, August 10, at the Goderich Branch Library. Winners from the Tiger Dunlop Days '87 parade include: Clelland Miller, first and Wayne Hodges, second for antique vehi- clem, .rim Meagher first and Ralph Morris and Stan Meriam, second for antique tractor -grader -engine; Stewart Theil took first for horsedra'wn vehicle; George Morley, first and the Ray Marshall family second in the specialty category.