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West Street
524.8851
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Torn Tobey
529.7431
ski Enid Bell
524-8191
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Clintofl -Office 49i!-3821'.
WARREN ZINN 529.7350
HAROLD WORKMAN 482.7658
LARRY PLUMSTEEL 527-0052
• Gash Crop`Farm 100 acres 'with attractive house in. Willett.
Near Carlow, 50 acres, 34 workable, 10 acres hardwood bush.
Cottage on Take front lot north of Goderich.
Dungannon, nearly new three bedroom home, 4 and 3 piece
bath, stove, refrigerator and dishwasher to remain. Taxes
$199. Priced right.
Three bedroom double wide modular home. As new, Port
Albert area. Must be removed. Transport available.
218 acre dairy farm, Lucknow area. Inquire for further
information.
Country estate — remodelled schoolhouse, 4 bedrooms, 3
floors, double garage, small barn, sundeck, on one acre east
of Londesboro.
189 acres, 140 drained, good cash crop land, 49 of bush, no
buildings, paved road near Auburn.
100 acres near Belgrave - Brick house, barn, Shed, 65
workable, on Maitland River, $85,000.00
Close to downtown Clinton - 2 bedroom home, good condition
$18,500.00
Interested in retiring or in horses; take a look at this 100 acre
highway property which has a nearly new hemp and large
barn; has river, spring stream and bush.
Working at Douglas Point? Look this 3 bedroom home at '
Point Clark over; every convenience, year round; 1,300 sq. ft.
Taxes $425.00.
Kingsbridge - well -cared for 3 bedroom home, garden area,
garage and -workshop. -Priced right. Taxes 5110.00.
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313 acres, highway 86, ideal beef set-up; 2 homes and 2 barns.
Attractive 2 bedroom bungalow in Clinton, nice lot, good
location - 27.900 •
Near ftlinton,sow farrowing operation, lock stock and barrel
on 49 acres.
Immaculate 2 storey 3 or 4 bedroom home with garage and
workshop .lovelytreedlot; near the high schoolin Clinton. -'`
Only 542,000.
and Carlow, mored'. to_
Catharines,.
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dark l and: Diane . (Mrs, J.. of 'their so'nsi' Mivhael' , and' Brf jnn Road en x f
Iopkinson) . that the. James and their families will . ;Colborne o4i►gsltip ;ladle
ascination of,the'boats going be operating the. f .ar r
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hrough' the Welland,..: Canal will make it more -like home , Percy McBride,c
and his' memories of younger when they come back to visit , Kaitting and' Mats,:
years together With the fact from time to time. Sallows.formerl C ' "'` ..:,•mot s.l CRs f nd a
some , f it children lived y of glbornld
Of the C d ved in Mr;` and'Mrs. Redmond, at a ' delicious postponed .
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some of . their _.younger.. happiness and_ t�luld.,• be:_..Whitely..hada...planned..,when:..Marsi l�
children stiliin school, such leased to have
pyou visit she and Mrs, Sallows were. ; Mr$� l?'l�rnin's blro�►�t' ttl�bl,.
h ` as being close to University them when'you come back. to enjoying the Walkathons and adi ty e and :•Mrs :
and College,' that prompted Colborne for a visit. one day walked to ;her son • Mac�nt a and son ,;Dean
Graham's (Pat) home. at RR .from,Apple,Hill, Ontario, and
ANNIVERSARY 5, stopping off along the'way
and enjoying a cup of, tea'. and S huk f jlFind
There was a splendid ' a short visit. This proved.. to
gathering of relatives and be a most enjoyable wayl of
friends -of - Mr. ' and --Mrs. saying "Thank. You". -
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Catharines. Mr. Redmond
came to Colborne Township
as a young man, married,.
Theresa Lassaline and settled
around Loyal, carrying ort, a
successful farming operation.
Of, ate years Mr. Redmond
has not been enjoying the best
of health and medical advice
was to leave the farm' and
locate where there wouldn't
be the urge to do more than he
should. It was on one of the
visits to see their children
living iii St. Catharines, John,.
don't pay any more, anymore!
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HURON HAVEN HOMES
HURON HAVEN VILLAGE`
Box 128, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5
(Highway 21, North of Goderich) Phone (5191 524-6384
MAURICE GARDINER
EAL ESTATE ESYATE L91V13TED
PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLING
IN
REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES - INVESTMENTS - APPRAISALS
38 ST. DAVID STREET, GODERICH 524-2966
GODERICH HOMES:
)0: is all they are asking for this
e, vinyl sided home. 3 bedrooms and a
size lot with low, low taxes. Inspect it
', it won't be around long.
STREET BUNGALOW: This well
red brick bungalow is in immaculate
tion; 3 bedroomk, full basement,
to all schools andpriced in the low
s. Must be seen. Call today.
UCED 56,000: Inspect this quality 2
V brick home with 4 good sized
!ems, formal dining area, luxurious
I room with fireplace and modern
In, By appointment only - call 524-
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vet includes finished family room, 2
Ms, laundry roam and games
Fireplace and 2 earattethed garage
.ell landscaped corner 10.
LGAR ST. - JUST LISTED: 3
brick offers 6 bedrooms, finished
room on third -floor. Presently
M BUILT- WE5T END: Owner has
and would like an offer ott this
4 level brick 3 betfroetii MM.) with
OODERICH -
OFFICE
524-9097
524-6710
SEAFORTH
OFFICE
527-1511
them 'to..make this decision.
In` talking to iUlr: and Mrs.
Redmond, they remarked
that they. feel this is a big
step. They have had a good"
life and have enjoyed their'
years in 'Colborne where they
raised a lovely family of
twelve children, seven of
which are married. They
have made many friends and
have many -fond memories
and now are looking forward
to many more enjoyable
years in St. Catharines, Two
Clifford
REAL ESTATE BROKER
❑ Residential
❑ Farms
❑ Business
❑ Cottages
❑ Resort Propgrties
❑ Acreages
❑ tots
DISTINCTIVE EXECUTIVE - Two storey 'English Tudor'.
Large kitchen with built in dishwasher, adjoining dining
area, living room with shag carpet and fireplace. Master
bedroom features fireplace with balcony. Three other good
• size bedrooms on second level plus 4 pce. bath. Family room
with built-in bar and air conditioner, laundry. room; plus lots
of storage area. 210 Sunset Drive, listed to sell (271)
IT'S "CENTS" ABLE - to buy instead of rent. Take ad-
vantage -as owner has offered this 3 bedroom mobile dream
home for $14,900.00, with some furniture. (260)
COUNTRY: PROPERTY
YEAR ROUND AT SUNSET BEACH:
First time offered. New 3 level split on
private 3/4 acre well treed lot. Large
bedrooms, quality carpets throughout. 14 x
19 rec. room complete with barn board
panelling and fireplace.
COUNTRY ESTATE - VARNA: 5 bedroom
country home situated in private park -like
setting. Well treed, 31/2 acres of well
maintained, grounds. 2 living rooms, 2
fireplaces, quality carpets and immediate
possession. Call 524-2966 to view.
HOBBY FARM - DUNGANNON AREA:
Fully rebuilt 3 (4) bedroom 2 storey
country home with over 7 acres of land.
New roof, new siding, new chimney and__
septic systerh. New carpeting throughout.
Definitely a best buy. Priced in the mid
forties.
OUTSIDE_ GODERICH ON 2 FULL
ACRES: Roomy 4 bedroom home has
Targe kitchen and dining area, living room
with natural fireplace, laundry room, -2
bathrooms and a large family room. 4
mlfes. from Goderich on a. lot second to
none. By appointment only. Call today.
• - HOBBY FARM NEAR HOLM SVILLE 3''''
bedroom home on 10 acres of land lust 2
miles west of Holmesville on a lovely
treed t
FOR ALL YOUR REAL MEAT
E REQUIREMENTS
PLEASE CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
'PUCE RYAN 524 77f0'
'ETE EIETTGER 524 2865
iALIRICE GARDINER 524-6031
JOHN SCHNE1KER 524-6055
PETER MacEWAN 524-9743
REWARDING INCOME - is offered on this tri-plex on
Wellington St. This property couldn't be replaced for the
asking price. Monthly income 5470.00; all self-contained
apartments. Low down payment (270)
FAMILY ROOM - and sundeck are the extras when you
purchase this 12' x 68' 'Bendix Deluxe'. By gosh the price is
right on this spic 'n span 3 bedroom home (263)
ESTATE- -SALE---Doub(e--plus 11/z -storey home. Han-
dyman's dream... needs so a work; but is well worth the
appraised value. 118 Anglesea St. (254) -
EARLY THIRTIES - Blake 5t. W. 3 bedroom family home
close to everything. Remodelled kitchen, carpeted- living
room; nearly new F.A. furnace Well maintained home (251)
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FOUR PLEX - Solid red brick 3 storey building containing 2
bachelor' apartments and two 2 -bedroom apartments.. All
with stoves and refrige'r`ators. A-1 income with A-1 terms.
(253) —.
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MANY EXTRAS - 3 bedroom rancher. Blake St. Colonial
brick. Kitchen features deluxe Hanover cupboards; lavish 4
pce. bath, living room with quality broadloom, cheerful
dining room, all mahogany trim throughout. Finished
basement with 3 pce. bath, and laundry room. Gas hot water
heat. Carport with built-in tool shed. (174) -
STATELY - red brick duplex: Upstairs 3 bedrooms, living
room, kitchen, and 3 pce. bath. Lower floor 2 bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, 3 pce. bath, glassed -in porch. Excellent
• condition. 12 Victoria St. (238)
OWNER WILL TRADE - Wants something in the country.
Make a deal. See this `2 storey home at 167 Brock St. Low
. taxes, tip -top -shape. Well worth the asking price (236)
•LAKEVIEW HOME - a dream come true, living in this nearly
new four season home. Features main floor family room with
fireplace and patio doors. Nicely treed lot (199)
VENDOR has instructed us to present all offers on this
mobile home. 14' x 70' C.S.A. Approved. 3 bedrooms, 4 pce.
bath, many extras. (227)
REDUCED TO SELL - 11/2 storey insul brick 3 bedroom
home. Located on a king size lot on Joseph St. in Dungannon.
This home is worth seeing. (179)
EXECUTIVE LAKEVIEW HOME - located at St. Joseph on
an extra large parcel of land which could be sub -divided into
four extra building lots (247)
BENMILLER COUNTRY is where this brick estate home is
located with 171/2 acres and small barn. Features 5 bedrooms,
3 bathrooms, modern kitchen, living room, large dining area
with fireplace and den (164)
COUNTY ROAD 25 - completely refurbished 11/2 storey
family home with in -ground swimming pool. Many extras too
numerous to mention (223)
CUSTOM BUILT RANCHER - cedar siding and stone plus
large 2 car garage. Features spacious living room, formal
dining room, family room; kitchen with eating area. Listed to
sell at 548,000.00 (158)
COUNTRY ESTATE - This fantastically interesting 3/4 acre
property is located near Auburn. 11(2 storey redwood vertical
sided home has a living room 24' x 14', fireplace, • open
staircase. Ultra modern kitchen. Sky windows. Until you
inspect this, you won't believe that so little can buy so much
(228)
BAYFIELD - Hwy. 21 south, 4 bedroom ranch style brick
home. 2 acre lot. Paved driveway. Well landscaped. Finished
basement. Must be seen (176)
PRICED TO SETTLE ESTATIE-ftow 01,500.00 buys yeu this
excellent starter home at 130 Gibbons St. with 2 bedrooms
(200)
WILL PAY ITS WAY - Duplex with two tastefully decorated
apartments. Income 5375.00 per month. 113 Cambria Road.
Owner offers good termi.
CLOSE TOSQUARE - Now 534,900,00. All offers contidered.
bedroom, 2 storey home with ftftmediate possession. (157)
.surott,TirgiONTH . Two bedroom mobile home plus two
Iota. Aticing Only st9,900.00. What is your offer. 675)
WE WONG AT n. FULL TIME - WHEN SUYINO OA SELLING - CONTACT
JACK CUMMINGS VIC FOX
5244624 5234525
5204336 5244453' , 526-7281
ORTON LOGAN
565-2746
SHARON ELLIOTT
bar ths HO/011 111141 Etta%
N101111,110410 SIKVIOL
Mr. Durnin's ,niece . Grace
aucfrom spr and
Mrs.. Warren l ►.lti tl>n,r,jand'
daughter 1401auareen from
Merlin, Ontari-o;-
Guests '.with `Mr and ,Mrs.
Terence Hunter are .Mrs.
`Hunter's sister Mrs. Viola
Armstrong and a sister-in-
law Mrs, Hazel Bennett, both
of Detroit, Mr. Hunter's niece
Mrs; Jean Barclay, London,
Ontario and her son John
Barclay of London, England
and Mr. and Mrs. James
Horton, Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter and Mrs. Viola
Armstrong and Mrs. Hazel
Bennett attended- the Love
Family Picnic at Port Perry
recently which had an at-
tendance of over one hundred
relatives.
Ladies mark your calendar
for one of the special events of
the year, Colborne Town-
ship's 12th annual Christmas
Countr Fair on Wednesday,
October 12 and Saturday
October 15, Further par-
ticulars will be in this column
later.
Colborne
corner
Gertrude Kaitting,
correspondent, 524-2076
Gordon Pollock, RR 5, at
Saltford Valley Hall Saturday
evening August 13 honoring
them on their '35th wedding
anniversary.
It was 35 years ago, August
6, 1942; that Barbara Gilders
of Goderich and Gordon
Pollock of Sheppardton were
married in Galt. They lived in
Galt for a short time. where
Mr. Pollock was employed,
but World War 2 was calling
the men into service and
Gordon was soon •a member
of the Armed Forces and
stationed at various places
such as Camp Borden and
Petawawa. When the war was
over and Mr. Pollock
received his discharge. they
came back to their home
community to live and far-
med near the Nile: Later, in
the year 1966, they purchased
a home at Dunlop Corner
where they now reside.
They have six children who
with their families, made this
anniversary celebration
possible. Three of the
children are married, a
daughter, Mrs. Terry Maize
-of Woodstock, -another
daughter, Mrs. Jim Hoy of
Clinton, and a son, Mr.
William Pollock of Goderich.
A son . Bob and daughters
Brenda and Bonita are at
home.
The open reception at
Saltford Valley Hall was from
9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. with
•dancing enjoyed by all to
music supplied by Southern
Comfort . Mr. and Mrs.
Pollock, besides the
congratulations and best
wishes, received many lovely
gifts including a beautiful
china tea set with- trillium
pattern, jewellery,
miscellaneous gifts and
money all which they prize
highly. Mr. and Mrs. G.
Pollock, your neighbors and
friends in Colborne join in
extending best wishes for
many more years of hap-
piness.
SOCIAL EVENTS
One good turn often leads to.
another and one of these
instances was this past week
when Mrs• C.A. Whitely of
Members of Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute please
note that the August meeting
will be in Colborne Township
Hall on Thursday evening,
August 25 at 8:00 p.m. Mr.
and Mrs. George McBride
will show slides on their
recent bus trips. Everybody
is welcome.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs, Graham
(Pat)Whitely have returned
home from a much ap-
preciated motor trip West as
far as Banff and Jasper. They
motored Trans Canada as far
as Winnipeg and then took
other routes to mainly see the
farming country and visited
friends and relatives along
the way mainly in Prince
VC, at
District
news
Visit United States
Worship. Service was held
in,Holmesville United Church
at 9:45 a.m. with Sunday
School in the church rooms.
Rev. John Oestreic}1er was in
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Potter
and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Potter
and Heather spent the week
Holmesville
news
Blanche Deeves,
correspondent 482-3383
in Pennsylvania and
Lexington, Kentucky before
returning home.
Mr. and Mrs, Don Duff and
family travelled to Chesley
and Tara to visit relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. A.T. Addison
of Midland spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Norman. Other visitors were
WHY PAY RENT?
When the best valut in new homes in Goderich can be pur-
chased so easily
GARDEN HOMES
Each spacious home contains 1100 sq. ft.of living area which
includes a large, bright living room, dinette, modern kitchen
complemented by Formica finished cupboards and counteri,
three large bedrooms with extra closet space, ceramic tiled
four piece bathroom, full basement, electric forced -air
heating and laundry tubs.
JUST LOOK AT THE FINANCING ASSISTANCE
AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS
AHOP and H.O.M.E. interest free loans and subsidies
available to reduce the P.I.T. monthly payment on the 10 per
cent mortgage to as low as 00.00
Special arrangements available to pay the down payment of
51700.00 if required.
Full purchase price only 534,000.00 plus insurance fee.
Corplete information available from
HAROLD W. SHORE C.R.A.
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND APPRAISER
ss Newgate St. - Goderith
Dial .524-7212
Valerie and Sheryl Norman of
Parkhill:
Jackie and Tracy Norman
spent a few days in Kitchener
with their Aunt Shirley.
Bridal Shower
A delightful shower was
held' at the home of Mrs. Ray
Cox for Wilma Wubs, a bride-
to-be in September.
Thirty-two guests enjoyed
playing a game led by Mrs.
Pat Hemingway which was in
the form of amusing ad-
dresses. The groom's mother,
Mrs, Riehl and Mrs. Wubs
were in attendance.
Wilma was assisted by her
two sisters Cathy and Irene
and the groom's sister
Brenda to open her gifts. The
bride thanked everyone for
coming and for the lovely
gifts she received. Lunch was
then served by the hostess
and assisted by Anne Brand,
Barb Betties and Isobel
Harris. A social time was had
by all present.
Nile U.C.W.
finalize
plans
for bazaar
A short business meeting of
the Nile. U.C.W. was held on
August 11 at 8:30 p.m. at the
Church, to finalize plans for
the annual bazaar and tea to
beheld August 24 at 2 p.m.
Included will be homemade
baking, hand made articles,
garden produce and a flea
market.
The official board are'•
planning an auction -sale. in
September. Proceeds are for
the church. Any donations
will be gratefully accepted.
Town Talk
Mr. and Mrs. George
Chambers with their
daughter Ann -Marie
cblebrated their 30th wedding
anniversary at the Benmiller
Inn on Sunday, August 19.
McCarten and daughter Kelly
of , West Vancouver, 13ritish
Columbia Were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McManus itt their cottage:lit
Hiniter's.Beach•and with Dr.
McCarten's aunt', Mrs. Vt:G.
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