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REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:
TWO-BEDROOM home on ext'a
large lot at Port Franks. Open to
offers. Write Drawer 48, Signal -
Star Publishing Ltd., Box 220,
Goderich.---53,1x
1 - 1973 Mobile home. Good
condition. 12 ft. x 60 ft. Partially
furnished, $7500.00
1 - 1969 Mobile )tome in good
cgindition. •12 ft. x 65 ft. 2 or 3
bedrooms. $7500. Phone 524-6521
or 1-744-1995-51,52,53,54x
3 BEDROOM
HOUSE
Semi detached,
close to schools
and shopping
'37,500
10% DOWN
Call
ERIC KROHMER
• 565-2843
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HEAD OFFICE: 56 WEBER STREET EAST, KITCHENER,
(5i9) 744-6535
BRANCH OFFICE: 705 GODERICH STREET, PORT
ELGIN, (519) 832-2044 •
EVENINGS CALL .HEPWORTH (519) 9351q2.542
WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGESFORINSTANpj' CASH
b s:
as
s you greet the
New Year in the
shared warmth of
your family and
friends, we wish
that yout's will be
filled with all
the meaningful
:pleasures:
W.J. HUGHES. REALTY LiMiTED
DEB SHEWFELT EBB ROSS
BILL HUGHES RITA ALLEN
JOAN GIESBRECHT HAROLD ERB
SUSAN BARLOW .'"^BARBARA SHEWFELT
C.OUNTRY CLUB
P.LA¥DOWNS
In •the ' British . Consul
playdowio for Division 13B
held 'Ere' Va.nastra on
December 18 'and 19, Cam
Bogie's rink of Ron ,Klages,
Dennis Lebrun and Jack
MacKinnon were undefeated
winning over Teeswater 3-2
and Seaforth 7-6, and 11-4, As.
winner of Division I3B they
will travel to Thornbury on
January 9, 1977 to meet the
*Division 13A winners to
decide Division 13's winner,
Congratulations and good
luck to Cam and his rink.
Des Cassidy's rink of Stan
Paquette, Elmer ,Robertson
and Bill Duncan represented
the Club in the Seniors
playdtowns in Exeter on
Docethber 17, 197(i. Their rink
won one game and lost two
games, thus eliminating them
from further competition.
• In the Ladies Playdowns
held in Hanover De,cember
13-15, Doris Paquette's rink
lost two games and un-
fortunately were eliminated
from further'competition.
, Special thanks to all curlers
who represented our club• in
the various playdowns. ,
BONSPIELS
On December 18, 1976 two
teams from Goderich
travelled - to Ripley.,_,for a i
Men's Bonspiel. • Jim -
Hawkins' rink of Ralph.
Foster, Tom, Hill and Dennis
Connelly:were the winners of
the first draw. In the 'second'
draw, Gerald Walter's`rink of
Roger Moore, Phil Turner
and Jamieson "Ribey °placed -
second.
THOB.N.BHEA ,:TD.REALTOR
Member of M.L.S. • L .
CLINTON
Fieldstone and brick ranch,
excellent condition, 4. bedroom,
large living room with bow
window, Fieldstone fireplace,
continental kitchen, combined
dining room, attached garage.
Tastefully "decorated. -.throughout
with luxurylbroadloom° Call now
for appointment to view.
BAYFtELD VILLAGE
Brick ranch style home now
under construction, 3 bedroom,
attached garage, freed lot, just '*
off Highway 21 situated' on
crescent..
BAYFIELD
Custom built all electric home, 2
bedroom, large picture window,
sundeck,living room, dining
room,' maintenance free. Great
for those retirement years.
OVERLOOKING THE RIVER
3 bedroom home, family size,
kitchen well decorated, garage
and workshops, 5 minutes from
Goderich.
PHONE
RON SAMWAYS
482-333.7
Alexander& :Chapma n
Realty Limited
Member Of The Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service
Real Estate 1.11011 General insurance — Property Management
8 THE SQUARE, GODERICH.
CLINTON:
James St. -$18,000,,' immediate possession
Ontario St. -open for offers.
Thriving restaurant, good location.
GODERICH:
St. George's Crescent $73;900 - spacious
ranch, fireplaces and pool, immediate
possession.
John Street - $42,900 - 3 bedroom brick,
Targe lot, close to schools.
Sunset Drive - Tudor style, 4 bedroom,
fireplaces and finished rec room. $70,000
North Street --$79,900, 5 bedrooms; large
dining room and living room.
North Street - income property. Six
apartments - 5 of which are furnished.
Immediate possession - excellent condition
inside and outside.
Wellington St. -$48,000, 2 storey brick, 3
apartments, good income.
524-9662 or „524-6542
COMMERCIAL:
Huron Road-: Service station, With fully
automatic car wash. Prime commercial
property, offers many possibilities.
Cambridge Street - Well equipped machine
shop - equipment included - $29,500.
SUNCOAST DRIVE:
Buy now at 1976 prices.
Split entry - 3 bedroom country kitchen,
sun deck. Basement insulated and ready
for. your touch;
Split levels - carpeted, 3 bedrooms, rec
room level semi -finished.
Small 3 bedroom bungalows
proximately 1080 sq. ft.
Large -3 bedroom • bungalows
proximately 1227 sq. ft.
Large fully' serviced lots, Immediate
possession
ap-
a p-.
Many other M.L,S. listings available.
Come in and see us today.
COUNTRY LIVING:
East of Bayfield - $31,500 1 acre lot; 3
bedrooms.
160 Acre farm - $170,000,5 miles North of
Goderich. Modern 3 bedroom brick
bungalow. Garage and 2 barns.
LOTS:
West St. - $40,000 approximately 82 x 132
opposite Town Hatt.
Lakeside Drive - $30,000 11/2 acres, fully
serviced lakefront.
Port Albert - half acre lots. Choice
residential area.
We will be pleased to offer free' expert
advise on " buying, selling or mortgage
arrangements.
We have others for your consideration
WHEN BUYING OR SELLING ,CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALESPEOPLE t
BERT ALEXANDER, 245 Catherine St., Tel. 524-7836 ED JESSOP, 182 Wilson St., Tel. 524-7287
` BERNICE GLENN, Lucknow, Tel. 528-3234 SHELAGH SULLY, 64 Comox Cr., Tel. 524-9059
DON ABERHART, 84 Comex Cres., Tel. 524-7216 JOHN BANTER, RR 2, Goderich, Tel. 524-8149
VALERIE CAMPBELL, RR 1, Dungannon, Tela 529-7643 KEN THOMPSON, 198 Sunset Dr., 524.7514
By Nancy MacKinnon
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY DJ CEM,BER 10, I976—PAGE 7
CLUB 1ST DRAW
WINNERS •
-_A
Sunday Mixed prize ty,in-
ners were Jim and Barb
Hawkins with Paul and
Lorrai4'r'e Betties. Second
prize went to Jack and Karen
MacKinnon, Barry and
Monica Pa, . .
In the Monday Men's Draw,
the Overall winners weee'Ron
Klages with Ed. Brissette,
Greg Hanson •and Larry
Sturdy. '
In Tuesday •Afternoon
Ladies Play the winners were'
Kay Duncan, Kay King,
Nancy MacLennan and
'Shirley Ward. Second place
went to Doris 1? q.uette with
Elaine Worsen','satel Smith
and Joanne • Crabb. Third
place went to Eleanor
Erskine' with Muriel Murphy,
Jean McGee and Joan Smith.
- In Wednesday Night Ladi-e-st__
play. Maxine :Martin's rink
were the first place winners.
Carol Meyers Wilma Cruz
and Theresa Donatis were
her team mates. Second place
went to Joan Grace with
Nancy MacKinnon, Brenda
Love and Vivienne,Jakalo.
Third- place went to Doris'
Paquette- with are K1aL es, .
Louise Doggett and 'Barb
Ruhl.
In the Friday Night Mixed
League first prize went 'to
• John and Nancy MacKinnon-
with
acKinnonwith Maxine Martin and
Dianne Verhoef, Second place
went to Tom and Brenda Love
with Craig and Caroline Cass.
Third place wenttto Torn and
Joanne Jasper, wlt'h Al and
Mary Weatherby. The
Consolation winners were
Paul and Jerry Zurhrigg with
Peter and Irene Ott.
Congratulations to all the
• first- draw prize winners.
Don't forget that the second.
draw'. resumes Monday,
January 3, 1977. Happy New
Year to all curlers.•
.. PREVENT FOREST FIRES,
THE MAN TO SEE IS • • • Clinton Office 482;3821
WARREN ZINN 529-7350
CLARK ZINN, • - 524-8620
HAROLD WORKMAN 482-7658
LARRY PLUMSTEEL 527-0052
PiERRE RAMMELOO 523-9478
Member,of the Huron County Real Estate Board
Multiple listings Service
tv's
NTEE
300 acres, "250 workable, beef farm, no house. Near Brussels,
250 acres, 175 workable, good house, beef and corn drying set
up, near Brussels.'
•
100 acres,' 65 workable, brick house,, dairy barn. Near
Brussels,
100.aores, 80 workable, 20 pasture, beef and sow operations
Near Brussels.
90 acres, 55 workable. On Maitland River near Brussels.
Apple• orchard•and laying hen operation on sinal) acreage
with profitable returns.
-- 80 acres,' 70 workable no buildings at Hoimesville.
3 bedroom brick home on 13;4 acres near Lucknow.
50 acres cash crop .land near Holmesville.
Highway General Store, serving prosperous agricultural
area; store and living -area recently renovated, turnover
approximately $145,000 - additional income from Post Office
of $5,000 annually. Asking 565,000 including all equipment.
Stock extra.
120 acres near Blyth,100 workable, .3 bedroom house, large '
barn.
200 acre farm in Ashfield Township: 190 acres workable. Beef.
barn, large silo and automated feeding Plus a farrowing unit.
Comfortable home. Financing available.
218 acre dairy farm, Lucknow area, New, fully equipped
;,dairy.farm. 80 cows and quota available. Inquire for further
information.
;100 acre cash crop farm, near Lucknow with building. ..
Attenti�n Farmers
A- FOR SALE
PUREBRED , serviceable age
hampshice.; boars. Puroc boars
and York x Landrace boars: ROP
tested and commercial. Bob
Robinson, RR 4 Walton. 345-
23317.-52,53 -
45.0 GALLON Muuller bulk
milk tank. Six years old. Also
dumping station with
releaser and washer. Four
years old, Priced lova. for
quick sale. Phone 482-
-7487,-53,1. -
FOR SALE
Produce your own, electric
power with a PTO driven
Alternator -Generator.
All sizes available now,
CALL COLLECT
1-519-634-8424
5'PIGAMINT SYSTEMS
PETERSBURG, ONT.
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CLAY --
Silo Unloaders .y
Feeders
Cleaners
Stabling
Leg Elevators
Liquid i�1anure Equipment
Hog Equipment
BUTLER —
Silo Uriloaders
Feeders
Conveyors
FARMATIC
Mills
- Augers, etc.
ACORN — ,
Cleaners -
Heated Waterers
ZERO —
Bulk Tanks
Pipeline
Equipment
9
Parlour
WESTEE.L-ROSCO
Granaries
B & l.,- Hog Panelling
LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS
RR 1, Kiftcardine,.Ontario
Phone 395-5286
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DU.NGANNON QOINGS
Visitors on Sunday with
Mrs-, Minnie Jones and Mel
were Mrs, Mel Bell of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
John McIver of Toronto. Mrs:
McIver is a - great-niece of
Mrs, Jones. -
Since attendance was very
small at Dungannon United
Church on Sunday ;morning
the service was held in the
Sunday School room. Shelley
Rivett played the piano for
the service,. The Rev. H,G.
Dobson spoke on the topic,
'Faith Renewed
Congratulations to Mr. and
GODERICH OFFICE
38 ST. DAVID ST.
PH. 5 24-29.66
CLINTON' OFFICE
86 KING ST.
PH. 482-7.306
MAURICE CARDINER
REAL ESTATE LIMITED .
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PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLING
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REAL 'ESTATE—MORTGAGES—INVESTMENT-SLIf1P,PRAlSALS
LET'S NOT THINK OF HAS BEENS
Rather face 1977, resolve to make the new year a year of
personal, achievement. • To,this end we -dedicate our ex-.
perience-and. desire to assist you. Inspecting any of the
following properties will start you in the right direction.
A GOOD HOME
At a fair price offering three bedrooms, open dining area, bright living room, attractive
kitchen. Full basement. This brick bungalow is only 2 years old. Lot 130 x 60 in nice district
and near schools.
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
For this 4 bedroom brick and aluminum constru ;ted ho
home with so many goodies I cannot find word to express
then will you ever know.
ocated in the V.L.A, It is a good
o do phone for inspection, only
HOME ISNOT WHERE, YQU H NG Y HAT
But where you are happy and comfortable when you walk in. This spacious five bedroom
two storey brick home will do fust that. In immaculate condition throughout, A sauna bath
to take care of your personal well being. Any reasonable offers will be considered.
FOR RENT
'Two storey 3 or 4 bedroom home located in Saltford Heights. $250.00 per month rent in-
cluding all utilities. Immediate possession.
FROM ALL OF US A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTIATE REQUIREMENTS
CEASE CONTACT. ANY-'f90•THE-"FOLLOWING:
Maurice Gardiner
Phone 524-7302
John Schneiker
,phone 524,6055
Peter MacE'wan
Phone 524-9243
Rosemarie Lassaline
Phiine 524-6818
B.R. Robinson
Phone 52446905
Bruce Ryan
Phone 5244762
19999.499
MRS.' MARY SERE
Mrs. David Dawson' on- the
birth of a daughter Robin
Ellen. in Wirigharn Hospital
on December 23, a sister for
Jacqueline, Paul and Mary
Beth.
Mrs. Cecil Blake had her
family home at various.times
over the 'Christmas weekend,
Mc.. and Mrs. Jim Blake and
Sean of Alliston : M.r, and
Mrs. Grant Sowerby •of
Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Blake,. Becky and Kara of
Cambridge and:Mis's'B'arbara
Blak'of Toronto.
Cl-i'ristmas Sunday visitors
with Mr. ;and .Mrs. Graham
McNee were -their fam-il.y,Mr.
and Mrs. Allan .McNee,.--"
Edward and Paul of London:
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Haydlen,`
Laurie and Linda of Port
Albert: Mr."and Mrs. Ken
McNee, Timmy and Michael,
Dungannon and Mr. and
Mrs. Eric , McNee, Brenda
and Craig of Nile. Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Shelton dined with
Mr• and Mrs. G. McNee on.
Christmas Day. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Stan -
bury of Nile were hosts on
Christmas Eve to Mr. and
Mrs. John Park, Glenda and
Wayne: Mr. and Mrs Rick
Park, Dennis and Dana: Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Oldham,
Johnny, Greg and Larissa of .
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. John
Bere. and Karen,. London;
Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie;
Miss Dorothy Culbert; David
and Gerry Bere.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Irvin
spent the Christmas weekend
with their datighter,Betty and
her family, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stirling, Darlene; and
Harold in Thamesville.
Mrs. Wm. Wiggins jSpent
Christmas in Seaforth with
her daughter Ruth and
family, Mr. and. Mrs. George
Ribey and fain- children:
Mr. and • Mrs., John Bere
and Karen of Lndon, Mrs.
Jim Aust' oronto spent the
weeken with `Mrs, Mary
Bere. he other members of
the Bere'family joined them
on Christmas Day.
Mrs. John Bere received a
telephone: call from Trinidad
on Saturday Morning_ and
spoke to her mother and
brother an'd-h•ie famity_._Mrs.
Bere's. niece Leemby Chung
who visited the Beres in
London and Dungannon two
years ago, was married On.
December26 in Trinidad,,
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