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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-30, Page 17PAGE 16--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1987 53 West FARMS I Et CO, :t.. t tell Street, Goderlch, - RESIDENTIAL VACATION i o.: R E A LT O A Ontario 524-7316 - COMMERCIAL - RURAL PT E New Listing! r N 3 t F. 4 Bedroom, Brick Veneer situated on 41.3 acre Fruit cellent home features many sundeck off master bedroom, ing room, woodburning stoves, whirlpool, large steel storage much more. A pleasure to show! • p f•it f� Raised Ranch farm. This ex- luxuries such as walk-in dress- French doors, garage and Call today) Early Possession I .: T This home is in excellent Newly renovated inside for your inspection. Call today) Passible -',` .1rAr move -in condition. and out. Available for an appointment -f Ready To Move! 14' x 60', 3 bedroom mobile home in ex- cellent condition. Very clean and ready to move to the location of your choice. Priced at only '18,000.00. 200 Acres 200 acre farm north of Goderlch, 185 acres workable. 1'/2 storey frame house with 3 bedrooms, garage, drilled well. Good level cash crop farm. Call today! •Murray Rourke •David Wilkinson •Wayne Scott •Doug Bland •Paul Zinn 112:162.1. 524-2569 •Domfinic Bradley 524-6885 •Terry McClinchey 524-8087 482-7523 •Halley Halmer 528-3710 ox, 7/6,,,,,, i .s,„ fie. 482-7841 529-3147 Dungannon 529-7463 � NTEE 11 S MULTIPLE Mlle BERMS The ld HhiU Com rnunitNews FCC chairman welcomes agricultural initiatives Farm Credit Corporation's (FCC) new chairman, Jim Hewitt, in his first announce- ment since assuming his responsibilities December 11, has welcomed the agricultural initiatives introduced earlier this week by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. "This is a positive development for FCC as a corporation and for those of its clients who are experiencing financial difficulty," said Mr. Hewitt. The extension of the funding of the Commodity -based Loan Program (CBL) will permit those who had loans with the Corporation prior to February 27, 1986, to refinance their loans at the lower interest rates offered with CBL's. The program, which was to have expired on March 31, 1988, will now continue until March 31, 1991. This funding will allow the Corporation to lend up to $150 million per year under the program over the next three years. With a CBL, the principal outstanding on a loan is indexed annually to the prices of up to two of the major commodities produced by the borrower. That means that the loan payment will vary in response to the change in commodity prices. "The aiThouncement also earmarked $330 million to allow FCC to participate fully in arrangements reached through Farm Debt Review Boards during the last quarter of this fiscal year and the three following years," explained the new chairman. "I am pleased that we will be able to continue to fully co-operate in the debt review process." Other measures contained in the an- nouncement include the deferral of a loan payment of $103 million which was to be paid to the Consolidated Revenue Fund by 8 Days Only The 2nd Annual DICKER DAYS Dec. 26 to Jan. 3 SO SPECIAL You'll want to drive to Dicker with us! 1 Mile South of Blyth, on Hwy. 4 (519) 523-4595 OPEN DAILY MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9-6 9-6 SUNDAYS CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY Major Cards Welconw RETREAT TO BAYFIELD - VILLAGE CHARM Patio deck, view of lake. This 7 year old brick raised ranch boasts bright and attractive fami- ly room with fireplace, eat -In kitchen, formal dining room and maintenance free exterior. 524-4473. This brings a prayer this holiday ame Thai God will always bless Your home, and you, and those you love With lasting happiness. EXCELLENT WEST END RETIREMENT HOME Located 1 block from lake and close to quiet park. Cosy 3 bedroom bungalow with carport. Priced right in the $60's. 524-4473. BAVFIELD COTTAGE Now you can have your very own cottage In beautiful Bayfield with excellent marina, good fishing and beautiful sunsets. This excellent cottage, lust 1 block from lake, has been total- ly renovated Inside with cathedral ceiling In large family room, eat -In kitchen, 3 pc. bath, electric heal and woodstove. All this on large, wall treed 1/2 acre lot, for only $39,000. Call for details. (519) 524-4473. CHARM AND INCOME A rare combinattonl Excellent tri -plea In Goderlch, completely restored and occupied since 1985. Offers private entrances, separate meters, electrle heal, and ideal location. Income over 514,000./year. Can be yours for 5115,000. Call 1 `r ' e alie 524-4473. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS FINEST You will go a long way before you will find a bet- ter country property. This 2 acre property, lust north of Goderlch, features large living room, family room with patio doors to deck with hot tub, formal dining room with natural wood beams,large eat -in kitchen, 2 car garage, satellite dish and much, much more. Thla one is a must to see. Cell for details (519) 524-4473. MAKE US AN OFFER! Excellent starter home or cottage lust minutes north of Goderlch. This low maintenance home is located on large treed double lot, lust a short walk to lake. Features kitchen, dining room area, living room with patio doors plus 3 bedrooms. (519) 524-4473. GODERICH WEST END EXECUTIVE Take a look of this elegant low maintenance 2 storey home, with the grace and charm of yoeteryear, combined with the quality of modern day living. Features large living room with fireplace and bay window, large country kitchen, family room, dining room, 3 large bedrooms and much, much more. All this on large lot overlooking lake and harbour. 3. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME WITH BUSINESS POTENTIAL This excellent properly was a former country store with potential for antique outlet, art studio, convenience store, furniture re- finishing or lust about anything. Features large home with 2 car garage, family room and much, much more. Thla excellent 2 acre property, lust 20 minutes north of Goderlch can be yours for loss than 500,000.00, Call for details. (519) 624-4473. GODERICH AREA RIVER RETREAT If quiet living Is what you're looking for, then look no furthert This bright, attractive, well maintained year-round bungalow has lust been completely rofurbiahed. Features targe living room with cathedral ceilings, formal dining area, 34 1t. aunporch end new oak kitchen cabinets. 555.000.00. Beau1Nb12400 eq. ft. brick ranch on +A acre lot' at an unbelievable price. Features central air, solarium room, Targe living room with fireplace, formai dining room,. car garage, 3 large bed- rooms up 5 1 down, full lower level rem room and much, much more. SEMI -COUNTRY 11/2 storey home Located minutes north of Goderlch on lot GO' x 240'. Home features 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room & living roam. Detached garage with workshop area for the handyman. Call our Goderlch Office at 524-4473 or 5242520 For a complete list of NRS properties Tri Goderlch & area, PICK UP your FREE COPY of THE REAL ESTATP ADVERTISER et all convenience Stores In town or cell Sales Representatives H TALBOT or LINDA TA Lop.O.ort tatty Ltd.. (HURON BRANCH) .01011111abi FCC in January 19 and a provision of $100 million for Corporate losses. This will en - 'sure that the Corporation will have suffi- cient cash flow to meet its lending program for 1987-88. Arrangements to provide addi- tional financing will be based on FCC's business plan which is currently being prepared. "I see this announcement as a strong com- mitment on the part of the federal govern- ment to Farm Credit Corporation and Cana- dian agriculture, and I am pleased to take on the challenge of guiding FCC back to a position of strength," concluded Mr. Hewitt. Grams program to pay soybean growers one cent per bushel The $1.1 -billion 1987 Special Canadian Grains Program for Canadian oilseed and grain growers announced by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on December 15, will pay Canadian soybean growers one cent per bushel for their 1987 crop. The average Ontario soybean grower will receive a pay- ment of 36 cents per acre. "The program was supposed to be equitable for all grain and oilseed producers and not influence the farmer's planting deci- sions," said Owen Dobbyn, Chairman of the Ontario Soya -Bean Growers' Marketing Board. "In fact, last spring Agriculture Minister John Wise told farmers not to base their planting decisions on government pro- grams but on the returns they could expect from the marketplace. This one cent per bushel payment for soybeans is telling soy- bean growers they made the wrong planting decision - they should have planted the crops which received a higher subsidy rate." During the 1987 spring planting season market price prospects for soybeans, though below average production costs, were better than most other field crop alter- natives. However, under present forecasts for market prices, stabilization payments and the recent $1.1 billion payment; the average net return for soybeans will be less than other alternatives. "Next spring farmers won't know which crops to plant," said Mr. Dobbyn, "should they look at market prices or plant the crops receiving the greatest subsidies?" "The Ontario Soya -Bean Growers' Marketing Board feels terrible criticizing a program that is providing over one billion dollars to Canadian farmers," Chairman Dobbyn stressed, "but the inequity in distributing the payment is just too extreme to ignore." Soybean growers are being encouraged to attend their district annual meetings which will be held duringthe month of January. Local federal members of parliament will be invited to attend the district annual meetings to answer concerns that growers may have regarding the Special Canadian Grains Program. Agriculture Canada has also established a toll free line for producers with questions regarding the program at 1-800-267.6343. Two new plays at Stratford Two plays by William Shakespeare, a new version of a classic Greek tragedy and a witty comedy by Richard Brinsley Sheridan will be presented in 1988 by the Stratford Festival's Young Company. Robin Phillips, Director of the Young Com- pany, announced the 1988 Young Company playbill . During the Festival's Opening Week (May 30 -June 4), the Young Company will present William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" plus a double bill of Sophocles' "Oedipus" (in a new adaptation by John Murrell) and "The Critic" by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, author of the Festival's 1987 hit production of "The School For Scandal". The third Young Company pro- duction opening later in the summer will be Shakespeare's "King Lear". BRADSHAW'S BULLETIN Don't panic. We're not going to start doing a column. This is the best way to tell you something about our sale which starts Friday, January 8, 1988. Our store is closed in preparation, from January 4 until January 7. We do just one major sale each year -- no anniversary sales, no spring, summer or fall sales -- just this one sale. This is probably why people have come from all over Southern Ontario to save in both our Stratford and London stores. We don't like running ads that say "Save 70%° or "Save 80%". People don't believe it. The fact is however we will have some savings like that. We have overstocks -- some are larger than others. Simply stated everything In the store Is on sale. We often make additional markdowns during the sale, so check back from time to time for more bargains. Watch for our ads and we'll see you FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1988 at 9:30 a.m. ¢ N. 1----.......,(,...e..*. 5, 4 • '.'o I �fl \0.., a. 'aY /'•.:ail BRAD SHAWS FINE CHINA ' CRYSTAL • GIFTWARE 129 Ontario Street, Stratford (519) 271-6283 China Line 1-600-265-4569 4 Happy NewYear May 1988 ring you peace, prosperity; -:Ith and wealth. we so greatly appreciate your kind support. Thanks, one and all! W.J. HUGHES REALTY LTD, 46 East St., Goderlch 524-8100 524-7373