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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-26, Page 16r,. ) tb PAGE 16--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1977 � : REAL 111113; 7. Real estate for sale 118, M Dungannon News ifly S =Tent caterpillars EIITAT[ 7. Real estate for sale THE MAN TO SEE IS .. , Clinton Office WARREN ZINN CLARK ZINN HAROLD WORKMAN 482-765b LARK -Y PLUMSTEEL 527.0052 PIERRE RAMMELOO 523-9478 iisINTEE 482-3821 529.7350 524-8620 146 acres, choice white bean and corn land, Highway No. 21 north of Goderich. Country home, Lucknow area, on 11/2 acres of land, 4 bedrooms, all conveniences. Asking 533,500. Country estate Ashfield Township, 100 acres, new side -split home, 2200 sq. ft. overlooking river and spring fed stream. Horse barns and fenced exercise area. Shown by ap- pointment only. Six room frame home, Victoria Street,Goderich, living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms. Private drive. 189 acres, 140 workable near Auburn, no buildings. 100 acres, 65 workable, brick house, dairy barn. Near Brussels. 100 acres, 80 workable, 20 pasture, beef and sow operations Near Brussels. 80 acres, 70 workable no buildings at Holmesville. 3 bedroom brick home on 13/4 acres near Lucknow, 218 acre dairy farm, Lucknow area. New, fully equipped dairy farm. 80 cows and quota available. Inquire for further information. Dairy farm near Goderich, 147 acres, beautiful buildings, cattle equipment and quota included. Commercial outlet on Main Street Clinton with or without vacant land. Country estate — remodelled schoolhouse, 4 bedrooms, 3 floors, double garage, small barn, sundeck, on one acre. Commercial outlet in Clinton, excellent car dealer's lot. Want to be a landlord? We have a good selection of income property for sale. 524-6384 don't pay any more, anymore! VINTAGE HOME At the 5 points, 11/2 storey brick with paved drive and two car garage. Only $5000. down. TAXES ONLY 5276. V.LA. 3 bedroom cedar sided bungalow on Targe lot 125 x 153. Attached carport. 'CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom furnished cottage on beautiful treed lot 100 x 300, South of Bayfield. BLYTH 2 storey, 3 bedroom home with separate dining room. Lot 66 x 160 with mature trees. Taxes only 5200. yr. MENESET PARK 2 bedroom mobile home, 8 x 35 with 2 - 4 foot tip -outs, completely furnished. Priced to sell at 59700. UNION SIDE RD. 80 x 170 building lot, water available and septic system approved. Asking 59500. Call today. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. REALTOR 53 West Street 524-8951 Tom Tobey 529.7431 Anna Melski 524-2768 Enid Bell 524-8191 Looking for a place to call home? Look no furtherl 'We have mobile and double wide modular homes, built to quality standard, fully furnished and fully affordable. We will deliver to the lot of your choice, but remember, there's always lots of room if our place! You'll also like our low down payment and easy terms. -V r. 01: !WM' Box 128, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5 IH,ghway 21, North of Goderich) Phone (5191 524.6384 HURON HAVEN HOMES HURON HAVEN VILLAGE MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LIMITED PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLING IN REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES - INVESTMENTS - APPRAISALS 38 ST. DAVID STREET, GODER'iCH 524-2966 PORT ALBERT: Frame and brick bungalow with country view, located on extra large lot. Dining -area opens to at- tractive cedar sun deck. 3 bedrooms and priced for an immediate sale. HINCKS' STREET: JUST LISTED Beautiful two storey • home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and full basement with rec room and laundry room. In mint condition with sun deck off dining area. Priced for immediate sale. CUSTOM BUILT: WEST END LOCATION Attractive 4 level brick ,• on, corner lot. Immaculate 3 bedroom features family room, den and 2 car attached garage. Very tastefully decorated. on a large treed lot, close to playground and shopping. This home is truly unique and priced in the mid forties. WATERFRONT COTTAGES: in very private location. 550 feet of river frontage. Located close to Goderich. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST: Professionally finished 10 room brick in Colborne Township. Exceptional decor, spacious rooms. Many extras include fireplace, inground pool plus spring creek and pond on nearly 5 acres of land. GIBBONS STREET: Raised brick ranch. Attractive 3 bedroom home has dining room, sun deck, full basement, rec room and fireplace. Callus today. It's priced to sell. NELSON STREET: 2 storey brick offers 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, double living room and 2 fireplaces. A fine family home MAPLE STREET: 2 bedroom bungalow. Kitchen, living room, extra lot, low taxes, ST. DAVID ST: Insul brick and frame. 2 bedrooms, sunporch, very reasonable. HURON ROAD: 11/2 storey 4 bedroom, dining room, sun room, 2 bathrooms. GIBBONS ST: New Brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, carport. TRAFALGAR4 ST: Brick bungalow. 3 bedrooms, nearly new in excellent con- dition. ELDON ST: Brick split level. Pool, rec room, sun deck, carport. _ DRYSDALE: A beautiful year around home overlookinU..aake Hvron.. Fieldstone fireplace, carport>'gtfrecks. Cali today to inspect this beauty. PORT ALBERT: Owner is open to offers on this remodelled 4 bedroom home. Sun room, carpeted, all new wiring. FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS PLEASE CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING BRUCE RYAN 5247762 PETE BETTGER 5242865 JOHN SCHNEIKER 524 6055 PETER MacEWAN 524 9243 MAURICE GARDINER 524 7302 LOWER INTEREST RATES NOW AVAILABLE ON l st and and Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO O4 RESI DENTIAL,'COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing for New Construction and Land Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 744-6535 BRANCH OFFICE: 705 GODERICH STREET, PORT ELGIN, (519) 832-2044 HEADOFFICE: 56 WEBER STREET EAST, KITCHENER, EVENINGS CALL JIM FOSTER _ 832.5554 Similar to those shown above, can now be purchased for as low as 51,700.00 Down payment and 5165.00 '`monthly or 25 percent of Family Income with a maximum –monthly payment of 5375.00. to qualified purchasers. Each two storey unit contains three bedrooms, a four piece bathroom, living room, dinette, contemporary kitchen, full basement. Heated by a forced -air, electric furnace and laundry facilities provided. t These units qualify for assistance under A.H.O.P.- H.O.M.E. plans which provide interest free loans and grants to helplower monthly payments to qualified purchasers. For complete information and appointment to inspect call: REAL ESTATE BROKER AND APPRAISER Lincoln Park OWEN SOUND Your Own Home For AS LITTLE AS $13 995 1 FULL PRICE includes • STOVE, FRIDGE, BROADLOOM, .DRAPES, THE ULTIMATE IN COMMUNITY LIVING WITH RECREATIONAL HALL. SAUNA BATH, GYM. SHUFFLEBOARD. MODELS ON SITE Directions, Hwy. 10 North to Rockford (left) west on No 6 & 10 bypass, turn left on first road approximately 11/4 miles. FOR FREE BROCHURE & INFORMATION Call Representative LYNN LEGACY 376-2033 NEW HOMES designed for young and old R,, MW COSY BUNGALOW 2 bedroom house with all conveniences on one floor. Large treed well landscaped lot with storage shed. Asking 532,500 For appointment Contact . ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 8 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-6542 imarmiumniammi This is the season for the dreaded Vent caterpillars to appear in full force. Do the townships have any policy for, ridding the roadsides of the caterpillar nests or is it up to each individual owner to clear Ahem out in front of his place? They are a blight on the countryside and a great many nests appear to flourish untouched. - CHURCH NEWS Rev. H. G. Dobson attended a conference from Tuesday to Thursday in Sarnia at the Canterbury Inn. Mrs. Alvin Kerr was the lay delegate from this charge. There were about 300 ministers and 300 lay people in attendance. Rev, H. G. Dobson became ill with flu on his return from conference and Sunday service at Dungannon United Church was taken by Mr. Lorne Sparks, retired minister from- north of.. Lucknow. His sermon was, Why did God allow himself to be crucified? The choir sang an anthem with Shelley Rivett at the organ. Everyone is invited to worship next Sunday which is Pentecost, the birthday of the church. Remember the service and picnic at Menesetung for both congregations and Sunday School at 11 a.m. on June 5. The S.S. Superintendents Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9371 1a/4 acres at Kingsbridge 2 storey home, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, dining and living room, oil heated. The Village Restaurant in Blyth, fully equipped, modern dining room with Tiffany lighting, coffee area, excellent decor. 100 acre gS0`Drr in Colborne Twp., 5 acres near Carlow on paved road, 11/2 storey home, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, carpeted, 11/2 baths, oil furnace. Barn equipped for sows. 20 acres in Stanley Twp. 16 acres in crop. Backs on Bannockburn River. Large building lot in Clinton. 2 storey mansion -style home in Clinton, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, den, 21/2 baths, new family room with fireplace. Good lot well located. Mobile home at Morgan's trailer court, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, all carpeted, oil heated. One acre near Brucefield, 11/2 storey brick home, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, oil heated. Nicely treed. 5 acres near Blyth with barn fully equipped for hogs, contract for hogs. Good 2 storey brick home, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, living and dining room carpeted. Low pr" `Dae in Clinton, 6 rooms, S�.ruoms. • 2 storey brick home in Clinton, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, living and dining rooms both have fireplaces. Double lot on corner near schools. Stone patio with privacy fence. 20 acres in Goderich Twp. , with beautiful ranch -style home, 10 rooms, 5 bedrooms, dining room, family room with fireplace, basement finished with recreation room with fireplace. 2 full baths, 21/2 baths, 13/4 acre near Lucknow, 11/2 storey home, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, dining and living room carpeted, full basement, double garage. P acres iSOLD Twp. FOOD FOR THOUGHT We probably wouldn't worry about what people think ofttst if we could know liow seldom they do. have the folders and registration forms for summer camps j(or the" children at Menesetung. Ask gave a readinge for them if you are interested. Friends Meet -he The Dungannon Treasurer was taken and C requests that everyone bring offerings up to date so current accounts may be paid without borrowing extra. The eall issued to Rev. Clyde G. Westhaver, B.A., of Ailsa Craig, has We'll ap- proved by the Settlement Committee to take effect July 1, 1977. The induction service will be held in the last week of June. Pastor Zehr conducted worship service on Sunday morning at Christian Fellowship church. Pastor Zehr also led in an evening service of Bible Study and a prayer meeting. The Young People Fellowshifi Church planted a plot of potatoes at Murray Martin's on Saturday as a missionary project. The Boys and Girls Club met on Saturday afternoon. The girls made candles in the church basement and the boys went fishing with Peter Martin. the theme The Friendship, Mrs. N'1'arjed BROOKSIDE •HAPPENINGS Pupils of Grade 7„ room 8 went to Camp Wyoka near Clifford for a day and a half on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. It was an ex- perimental camp in co- operation with the Maitland Conservation Authority. The students participated in various activities. Actual lessons included wild flower studies, a survival game, orienteering and a plant survey. At night they had a camp fire, sang songs . and had a marshmallow roast. The nirght concluded with a hike 'and a hike and a snack. On Wednesday the pupils ' finished up their activities and arrived back at the school at 4:30 p.m. counting the trip as a success. Softball winners this week were Senior Boys, Firebirds, Swingers 3, Runners. Intermediate, Killers, Stealers; Killers-Steelers (tie) Smashers, Champs. Senior. Girls - Grand Slam- mers, Ex. Pros 3, Cool Cat- cherw; fRfermediate Home Runners 2. On Friday morning of last week an assembly was held in the gyum commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. The program opened with 0 Canada followedby the Lord's Prayer. Mike Frey read the scripture. Mrs. Tebutt's class under the direction of Mr. Cameron sling Blowin' in the Wind. Mr. Murray Gaunt M.P.P. spoke briefly to the student body on the monarchy and what it means - -to us as Canadians. Mrs. Wilson played for the singing of God Save the Queen. Each student received a silver coloured medallion as a souvenir of this event. The hot weather has brought out some very at- tractive cool, colourful clothing but also some bare midriffs and backs and generally brief outfits. Do the parents really feel this is proper garb for a learning atmosphere? U.C.W. There was a pot luck dinner and meeting of Dungannon U.C.W. in the church basement on Monday at 12:30 with 24 visitors and 22 members. Mrs. Elma Reed and Mrs. Tinie Loftenherg welcomed the guests at the door. Mr$, Cecil Blake had several photos on display for perusal. Rev. G. H. Dobson said the grace and everyone sat down to tables decorated ,. with small ' floral arrangements. After dinner a sing -song was enjoyed with Mrs. Carol Reed at the piano. The devotional was taken by Mrs. Amy Wiggins who read chosen verses from Ruth on ADVANCED .REALTY FUNDING MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE PRIME RATES 1ST. & 2ND. MORTGAGES For More Information or Appointment GODERICH Please Contact WALKERTON Don Denomme Paul Kueneman 524-2747 881.0476 Member Of "Ontario Mortgage Brokers Association" • and . "The Better Ilk Rurw■u" hY Mrs.HeI Ppae guests were askedto UnitedChuryofp hutch ascot:. was take0, ; Mrs. Cecil 6l' trvduced the guess' Mrs, Marian zipp showed slides of' ocaj' including snow sce1J removal andthebrid' 4th in various it construction. st' Mrs. Donna Alton ' reading, The New�� Wife. Mrs. Laverne told of second handl being gathered tobt Kitchener and proctt� for overseas relief,,° having clothing toy could contact Mrs, other membersofpup' Christian Fellowship'1 Mrs, Tinie Logte spoke words of app: for so many attend" Introduced Mrs.: Wilkins who -greetings from Presby I'he ladies were request for a baletp Angola which would used clothing, plastjC' pins, soap, knittinH' donations are to be' churchbyJunel9. The next meeting• t' ,C•W. will beheldon at Mrs, JeanErringtan' SOCIALNEj Visitors last week�i Mr. and Mrs, Chas,' were Mrs. Fowler's'' Gordon Ball of Ij A�lanitoba: her sister. C. Anderson of Winne: Mr, Russell Clifton; Winnipeg. Mrs. stayed all week ` Fowlers while Mr, Mr. Clifton visited: friends in Toronto, M r, and Mrs. Harold and two children of called on Mr. andMit Fowler on Wednesday Mr. Marvin Snnii taken to Londontahosp amhuiance on Friday Mrs, Smith went,da; her brother-in•laa' Gamble of Ripley;° staying a few days.; report, Mr, Smith was;• tetter. Mr, Ross McNet' moved from Huroa` Goderich Hospitalont and Mrs, McNeeisp staying with Mr. add, G r'a ha m McNee. Mr. and Mrs, Roncin (nee Marianna, and son Andrew of I' called on Mrs: Ceo1 and Mrs. Mary ly Saturday., Marianne was interested to see Mrs;' house whereshehadh some years as a and Mrs. Roncin their' way home (rim;, her parents inChath, Brunswick and atten sister Penny's gr. from DalhousieUni Mr, and Mrs.,. Pentland of Londaf, guests of Mr, and; Wilfred. Pentland hos iday' weekendishn 11 Mrs. Tim Mary Douglas) 01Mi ld while spending the in Lucknow thiede��: her family, Cecil Blake p4; evening. Harold 9tirligi Thamesville speD. l. with his grandpa' and Mrs. Rohl.l Olt Sunday they met Mrs. Fred Stirlin¢�'. Pinery and Haroldgkl, with his parents, Mrs. Jean Pjlej Goderich spent a this weekerP4 ,wry Mrs. Robt.Irvinandp' the 25th anniversaiP•'i' Brookside forco`Chi r, Mrs. Leonard here;,@�i; Some from the �iOth anniversary the Legion HoriMr. on Saturday. Frank Hawkins• Sympathy isHoii Mr and Mrs. 0(t, trey on Ili Morley','`' father. M .. of of B.C., formerly His funeral took. Sn1es�, So10rdayy .a°modte I(omet Our sympathYse0 Mrs. •Jack Phillip Oil on the deatianfa daughter, tend hospital In A priyaa; Thursday, at graft was held Como D u n g a n"rivrfj� Friday. continue" PI nl EI 5 IP EI on on Es tit of ro dto ar, thr th ill 0 off ES 33 G Cita wi for ay N' NO. DEI 5; PE Nt 6 10 drin --1 l nga or Iva sob gists gati 18r( erlc