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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-16, Page 20PAGE 18--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1987 Town&Country REAL AIL ESTATE • Appraisals •Property Management•Farms 4i1 •. 76 Hamilton St., C •Investments I Goderich N7A 1P9 REAL 524-2671 524-9097 WAR OMR • Residential r •Business • Resort Properties ,,i, . moo lflllrrt 111/1Y1 DIME New Listin_ Y DOUBLE GARAGE - .Solid 3 bedroom brick family home. Spacious living room and dining room with hardwood floors rnd natural woodwork. Located at 32 Cama, ria Rd. S. Call Bill Clifford for a showing. West -End Lakeview � FAMILY 3 BEDROOM bungalow with paved driveway and large carport. Finish - ed basement with large family room, extra bedroom, laundry -sewing room, plus storage and cold room. Features living room with beamed cathedral ceiling and fireplace. 237 Blake St. West. 46 Nelson St., West New Listing @ "M.'�,'i3d: ','�Cit\T'�,�'.3°iS'�'Io`+y'Ris .AXaYO{'�'YC}'.c''R2.�ti'�=C3.. f��Ek '.Fr',9>SynQi 8•>k"£".�:' . : Ah$`yL�.3,°RFk^Q 83Afi"•pyF3.� ..w ix° )`?( ."{Y5�sy{{ .,k ' ek ie i;'.'''$/efC'"r` lY i,. £ •y'J� 3 ° r, ' .... : .` {y , Vis? uT ✓ ` �..,�6..�`: �* F y % • ss. '.. ag - 1 } C< STATELY 2 STOREY red brick with walkup attic and walkout balcony. Cozy liv- ing room with natural woodwork, leaded windows, and fireplace. Other features in- elude 'Hanover' kitchen, hot water heating with new high efficiency burner, Akan storms, 2 baths, and open staircase to 4 bedrooms. High, dry basement for future games room 90 ACRE FARM - Colborne Twp. County Rd. 25, only 17 km. from Goderich. 11/2 storey home with family room addition, bank barn 66' x 70't driveshed 56' x 50'. Spring possession. To inspect, call Jack Cummings. " WHEN BUYING OR SELLING - CONTACT: BILL BROWN ENID BELL JACK CUMMINGS BILL CLIFFORD 524-7417 524-4928 524-9624 524-9090 NEW LISTING FIRST TIME OFFERED r.V SUNCOAST DR. QUALITY AREA ommunity News Rosita Chan, (centre) of Goderich, was one of the students competing lin Georgian Col- lege's Culinary Arts Exhibition recently at the Barrie Campus. Here, she goes over the scoring of her Pork Wellington platter with fellow student Karen Lawrence, of Ripley. Chan is a student in Georgian's Resort and Hotel Mangement program. (photo contributed) Take extra precautions in driving Taking a few extra precautions will make driving this winter safer and more pleasurable, Ontario Minister of Transpor- tation Ed Fulton said today. "With shorter days and longer nights, it's important to remember that Ontario law requires your car headlights be on one- half hour before sunset and until one-half hour after sunrise," said Fulton. "Local newspapers and radio stations list the on and off times for vehicle lights. "As this is National Safe Driving Week, I would also strongly urge all drivers to wear their seat belts every time they get behind the wheel of their vehicles." With snowplows and other winter maintenance equipment now operating on many highways, drivers should be addi- tionally cautious, Fulton added. "When you see the flashing blue light, reduce your speed and give the snowplow lots of room," he said. "These extra -wide, slow-moving vehicles often travel in tandem on the highway, so never try to pass between them. "There isn't enough room and the ridge of snow they toss out could throw your vehicle out of control." Carrying a motoring kit in your car trunk is also a good idea, said the minister. "The kit should include an ice scraper, shovel, booster cables, flares, blankets and a first aid kit," said Fulton. "And be sure your car is properly tuned and has the correct tires and fluid levels. "Finally, be - extra cautious of other drivers, and watch for hazards like ice pat- ches and debris on the road," he conclud- ed. "If every driver in this province makes safe driving a habit, we could see a dramatic reduction in road deaths this winter." More than 10,000 Lions members will assist in Olympic Torch Relay Alberta Judge Brian Stevenson, Lions Clubs International President, announced that more than 10,000 Lions members from hundreds of communities across Canada will assist in the Olympic Torch Relay, which .gets underway in St. John's, New- foundland on November 17, 1987, and will end in Calgary on February 13, 1988. Lions will assist Petro -Canada in coor- dinating the 6,500 official torch bearers duringthe largest public event in Cana- dian history. Lions will ensure that all torch bearers will be in the right place at the right time as the relay passes through 700 communities during the 89 -day event. The Lions will also help coordinate Olympic Torch Relay community events across the country and raise money for amateur sports through the sale of Olym- pic Torch souvenir candles and lapel pins. "I expect we will raise more than two million dollars to support amateur sports in every part of this country," said Judge Stevenson. The Lions President compared the Olympic Torch Relay to other Lions com- munity projects such as drug abuse prevention, homes for the deaf, diabetes research and guide dog training for the blind, noting that the Lions become a rally- ing point for their communities. Judge Stevenson challenged all Canadians to become involved in the Olympic Torch Relay events. The Lions Foundation of Canada has ex- clusive marketing rights to the Olympic Torch Relay souvenir candles and lapel pins. All money raised through the sale of these souvenirs will help support amateur Olympic -type sports in the communities where they are sold. There are three elements to the Lions Clubs' role in the Olympic Torch Relay. The Lions' first responsibility is to main- tain direct contact with 6,500 official Torch EXCELLENT BRICK AND STONE BUNGALOW in the West End. Tastefully decorated throughout. New oak hardwood in kitchen and dining area. Lower level offers large 3rd bedroom and family room. To inspect call T. • • • • or 524-9437 Hes. PWS 45 WORKABLE ACRES 9.: EXECUTIVE CLASS Brick and Aluminium with immediate possession. Features 3 large bedrooms. main floor family room with Fieldstone fireplace. 2 car attached garage. To view call Don McCauley at 524-2968 or 524-4226 (Home). MINUTES FROM GODERICH CUSTOM BUILT Brick and Stone Ranch in Col- borne Township. Custom kitchen with built-in appliances. 3 bedrooms, 5 pc. bathroom. 14' x 25' family room plus 2 car attached garage. For full details call Maurice at 524-6031. PORT ALBERT TOP QUALITY SPACIOUS 4 LEVEL side split has modern Hanover kitchen plus full, finished family level with fireplace. 4 finished levels, 2 bathrooms, attached garage & Satellite dish. Call Don McCauley at 524-2966 or 524-4226 (Res.) BAYFIELD COMMERCIAL Les Willems 524-8451 524-2667 OFFICE 3 North Street at the Square Goderich, Ont. Bruce Ryan 524-7762 OFFICE 524-2668 aDOLISTINGS WANTED Our Location is Prime Our Facilities are Second to None! But Most Important are the People Who Represent You! Our Pledge to You; Friendly Service, Professionalism & Integrity! INSPECT THESE EDGE OF TOWN PROPERTIES, 2 YEAR OLD Custom Built 1 level offers fireplace, modern kitchen with built-in ap- pliances. Must be seen to appreciate the value of this top quality property. For details call Pete at 524-2966 or 524-2865 (Res.). AUBURN VILLAGE VARIETY OFFERS 3 bedroom living quarters. Income from water supply to 19 area homes. Excellent investment Opportunity for proper purchaser. For details contact Don McCauley 524-2966 (Office) or 524-4226 (Res.). MAIN STREET - Offers retail store, beauty salon and 2 bedroom apartment for living quarters. 2,000 sq. ft. with 78 feet frontage. For full details contact Don McCauley at 524-2966 or 524-4226 (Res.). DELUXE BUNGALOW ELDON STREET RARELY will you find a nicer home that has such an immaculate condition to offer. 4 bedroom, all brick home in excellent area near lake and schools offers quality family room, playroom, shop and 2 baths. Most tastefully decorated on both levels. Naturally lit, well planned modern kitchen mom will love. "Must be seen." For details - Pete Bet- tger 524-2966 (office); 524-2865 (Res.). 524-2966 Member of the Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service 524-6031 524-2885 524-7514 624.6958 524-9437 524.9380 Maurice Gardiner Pelle Bettger Ken Thompson Marilyn MacCuspey Ted Riehl Rennie Armstrong Mac Bell Don McCauley Steve Gardiner Dianne Alexander Gerry Paolin Delightful "cedar sided" bungalow set on a 1/2 acre lot, has its own water supply and sep- tic system which keeps taxes unbelievably low 8465/yr.! 3 bedrooms, craft or sewing room, finished family room, clean bright laundry and workshop. Dining area off open kitchen sports patio doors to elevated cedar deck plus con- creta patio. This home is heated with an effi- cient gas fired furnace and Is equipped with a water softener and purifier. The pride of ownership shows! Priced In 90's! Bearers in the cities, towns and villages across Canada where the relay will pass through. This will involve thousands of Lions Clubs' volunteers who will ensure that all the torch bearers are correctly placed for the national relay from beginn- ing to end. The second part of the Lions' role in the Olympic Torch Relay is to encourage and help coordinate community events in all regions in Canada. Other funds will be raised through the exclusive sale by Lions members of Olympic Torch Relay candles and lapel pins. All the money raised by OI tmpic Torch Relay souvenirs and events will be used locally to support local athletic endeavours. Lions Clubs International is the largest service club organization in the world with 1.4 million members in 165 countries. There are more than 54,000 Lions in 1,914 clubs in Canada. Ross Yoland, Alberta Director for the Lions Foundation of Canada, cited the Lions involvement in the Olympic Torch Relay and the election of Alberta Judge Brian Stevenson as Presi- dent of Lions Clubs International as major achievements for Canadian Lions saying, "the year ahead is bringing new excite- ment and energy to Lions Clubs across, Canada." SUNSET BEACH OPPORTUNITY - Convert this 3 bedroom cottage Into a permanent home. On 150 ft. frontage, set among mature trees In excellent location. This Is a must to see for anyone mildly interested. Includes a garage and small out buildings. Ready to move -In and start plans. ONLY 854,000. 524-8160 624-4226 524-9985 666-2513 (Bayfield) 529-7931 ENTREPRENEURS DELIGHT - prime highway location midway between Clinton and Goderich, converted 'schoolhouse, church and steel garage with 500 ft. plus highway frontage. The options are unlimited, don't wait, call Bruce now at 524-7762. MOVE - F LL SERVICE MOVING NE ' R OR FAR 524-2421 W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED - 46 EAST ST. GODERICH 524-7373 524-8100 Investment Property 3 and 2 bedroom duplex, one unit vacant. Hot water heating, excellent quiet area close to conveniences. Let rent from one pay the mortgage. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. Affordable Cozy year round well maintained, �3 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, deck, garage & cabin. Well treed lot. Excellent starter or retirement home. Short walk to beach. Located at Bluewater Beach. In 50's. Call Norma Taylor 524-5112. One Floor Home In 40's 2 or 3 bedrooms, large fenced yard, 2 sunrooms, gas furnace, workshop. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. Immediate Possession In 20's Northlander. Could be less than paying rent. Family room, beautiful decor, cur- tains, stove and fridge. Won't last. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. Economical Living Mobile 12' x 68' on 150' x 100' lot with pine and fruit trees. 3 bedrooms, electric heat, 4 appliances, air conditioned. 2 storage sheds and many orttras. Seclud- ed park close to Bayfield. Call Norma Taylor 524-5112. 18 Acres Mixed bush, 2 streams, Goderich Twp. Call Norma Taylor 524-5112. Port Albert Approx. '/2 acre building lot. ' For Rent 3 or 4 bedroom horns, west end. 2 bedroom apt. Responsible person. Rita Allen 524.8400 Ebb Ross 524-0786 . Barb Shewfelt 52495131 Norma Taylor 5244112