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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-06, Page 23REALTY LIMITED East Street, Goderlch 524-1100 or 524-9131 7. Real estate for sale • SACRIFICE SALE — 3 building lots, good location in Dungannon. Phone 529-7922 or 529- 7724.-38,39,40 THREE bedroom house, 1'/2 storeys, large lot, good garage. Phone 524-6201.-40;41,42 BAILEY Rent with option to buy. Owner moved. 4 bedrooms, baths. Immediate possession. YI• IOLST AL ESTATE 41, 53West St. 524-8951 HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD MEMBER ve a selection of MOBILES for your consideration. call or drop in today! Duplex only 531,500. etached, 256 Christina St., 3 bedrooms, finished rec, Attractive well kept home. Reduced to 536,015. FARMS res with buildings near Carlow 5130,000 es near Benmiller, 5175,000 res, Ashfield Twp. 3 separate parcels 5190,000 e Horse Farm on paved road between Dungannon and w. All buildings new last three years. Reduced to 0 rey,3bedroom on Anglesea St. Asking 529,500 the time to buy next year's cottage. Let us show you e have! apartment building at Saltford. Good income ng property. OBEY ANNA MELSKI 7431 524-2768 ENID BELL 524-8191 Real Estate Ltd, Clinton Phone: 482-9371 Low down payment will buy this 1 floor home in Clinton, 4 rms, 2 bdrms, all carpeted, electric heat, a really nice little home, moderately priced 2•storey brick duplex in Clinton, 10 rms, 2 bdrms, living room, and dining room each side. Extra large lot close to schools and uptown. Under $25,000 will buy this 1 floor al -sided home in Clinton, 5 rms, 3 bdrms, gas heated, full basement. 2 storey al -sided home in Clinton, 10 rms, 5 bdrms, 2 baths, dining and living rm, all carpeted, oil furnace, close to uptown, reasonably priced. 2 acres near Blyth, town water, hydro, no buildings. 11/2 storey home at Vanastra, 5 rms, 3 bdrms, full basement, nicely decorated, good lot. 2 storey brick home in Hensall, 8 rms, 3 bdrms, living rm. & TV room, 11/2 baths, sun room and utility room. We have several 5 acro farms in the Blyth area. Concrete block building in Clinton suitable for retail outlet or service business. Excellent location uptown. FOOD FOR THOUGHT The reason banks refer to them as personal loans is that when you miss a payment, the banks get personal. Phony 524-6384 don't pay any more, anymore! Looking for a place to call home? Look no further! 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 at our place! You II also like our low down payment and easy terms. HURON HAVEN HOMES u HURON HAVEN VILLAGE Box 128, Godertch, Ontario N7A 3Y5 (Highway 21, North of Goderich) Phone (519) 524-6384 MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LIMITED PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLING REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES�^ INVESTMENTS - APPRAISALS 38 ST, DAVID STREET, GODERICH 524-2966 LISTED - WALNUT -St REET: A w down payment moves you in. 3 In bungalow has new finished rec and- quality carpets throughout" on quiet street in sought after ORTIES-JOHN STREET: A speck would die of loneliness in this lously cared for home. 3 good size s, full basement and close to all BUNGALOW HARDWOOD S: Inspect this recently completed ungalow with a full 1,200 sq. feet crea. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a ement. One minute walk to Victoria [ School, LISTED - BROCK STREET: Fine home in the low forties. This 3 am home has been recently hated and papered. Built in bar, new 4 pc. bath. Livingroom 24 x 14 Il basement. Be the first to inspect - 4.1966, NT LISTING - ONLY 520,000: for Ick 4 bedroom. Kitchen, livingroom rtial basement. Frontage a full 104 wner will carry 1st mortgage at low sRbuth SPLIT LEVEL: 4 bedroom family room AND games l bathrooms plus laundry room. ce gas -hot water heating. eland 2 carattached garage on a Ped corner lot, Priced to sell RENT - WITH PURCHASE OPTION: Owner is transferred and must sell or rent this attractive 3(4) bedroom sidesplit beauty this month. Many extras include finished family room, quality carpets and sundeck. MUST" BE SOLD - THIS MONTH: The owner has reduced the price of this quality 2 storey brick for an immediate sale. 4 good size bedrooms, formal dining room, luxurious living room and modern kitchen. Call 524-2966 to inspect. COMMERCIAL BUILDING: On 10 acres, outside Goderich on Highway 8. Large L shaped building 90 x 30, 21 x 30 with 250' drilled well. Ideal commercial situation for proper purchaser.. PORT ALBERT SPECIAL: Owner has moved and is anxious to sell completely renovated 2 storey frame. With 2 -'/2 acre lots. Includes barn. New 200 amp service, new insulation, new heating system, water heater and fully carpeted throughout. FARMS, FARMS, FARMS FARMS: Our full selection of exclusive farm listings offers an excellent choice of outstanding dairy, hog, poultry, cash crop and feeder pig farms at competitive prices. Call a Gardiner representative today for locations, prices, and details or a no obligation inspection, FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS IRUCERyAPLs ASE CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: MAURICE GARDINER 524-6031 uETTGER 524-2865 SHERYL WESTERHOUT 524-2961 lE GARDINER 524.9985 PETER MacEWAN 524-9243 GODERLCH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1677—PAGE 21 ire results in loss Three brothers, farmers in Colborne Township who work together, Wayne, Barry and Clare Millian, suffered a heavy loss last Tuesday when the barn on the farm where Wayne and his family live, burned to the ground. There was a heavy loss of hay and straw but fortunately 'no livestock was lost in the fire. It was in the morning bet- ween 6:30. and 7 a.m. when Wayne and his wife were doing chores and everything was in order, but suddenly at approximately 7:30 the barn was a mass of flames. Mrs. Millian noticed it at once and quickly phoned the Goderich Fire Department who responded to the call but could only stand by to protect other buildings and the house. There will be a Benefit Dance for the Millian boys this Friday evening, October 7 at Saltford Valley Hall 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. FAIR Next week will be a busy week for many in Colborne Township and Saltford Valley Hall will be a hive of activity on Wednesday, October 12 and Saturday, October 15 for the Christmas Country Fair will be in full swing. There will be crafts of practically every kind imaginable with many new ones which will give many ideas for gifts for Christmas. Then there are preserves and homemade baking that seems to vanish in a hurry and as always, apples, honey and homegrown vegetables fresh from the garden. This affords a splendid opportunity to do your Christmas gift shopping and your chance to stock up on food. Meet your friends at the Christmas Country Fair next week. SOCIAL NEWS Mr, and Mrs. Tom Moore GODERICH OFFICE 524-9097 524-6710 SEAFORTH OFFICE 527-1511 elitiord REAL ESTATE BROKER ❑ Residential ❑ Farces ❑ Business O Cottages O Resort Properties O Acreages O Lots c' RAISED BI -LEVEL RANCH BRICK Over 2,100 sq. ft. of luxury living. Lower Level "L" shaped family room with fireplace; 2 additional bedroo s; 3 -pc. bath; laundry and utility room. Main Floor custo-ii1 kitchen with eating area; separate dining room; living room; master bedroom; plus spare bedroom. Electric Heat; patio doors to sundeck; large patio; and storage shed. West End Location and listed to sell as owner is relocating. No. 296 EXTRA LARGE LOT 11/2 storey family home with four bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement, plus an above -ground pool. Listed in the Forties. Drive past 342 John Street and make an offer. No. 294 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Well maintained three bedroom brick bungalow with over 1,200 sq. ft. of living space ... plus full basement with finished family room. 15 Suncoast Drive E. Priced to sell. No. 283 REDUCED 3-Bedroom,Rancher. Colonial Brick. Kitchen features deluxe Hanover cupboards; lavish 4 -pc. bath; living room with quality broadloom; cheerful dining room; all mahogany trim throughout. Carport with built-in tool shed. No. 174 EXECUTIVE TWO-STOREY Large kitchen; adjoining dining area; living room with shag carpet and fireplace. Master bedroom features fireplace with balcony" Three other bedrooms; plus 4 -pc. bath. Family room; laundry room: No. 270. THERE'S LOTSOF SPACE phos comfort in this cottage-slfyle home located on West St. Owner has listed this 3 -bedroom home at 530,900. and will carry a mortgage with a lowdown payment. No. 284. HURRY This won't last long! One storey bungalow. Excellent retirement home. Low Taxes. Well maintained. Drive past 148 Regent St. and then call for a personal showing. No. 290 TAKE YOUR PICK INSTANT INCOME - 20 percent down. Three self-contained apartments. Brick Construction. Wellington St., and well worth the asking -price. No. 271 DON'T BUY until you inspect this comfortable duplex. Have the tenants pay the mortgage or move in and enjoy the extra income. Cambria Rd. No. 209 LOOK NO FURTHER - Ideal for"Doctor, Dentist, Lawyer. Stately red, brick located at 12 Victoria 5t. Large 10 -room house with 2 baths. Try your offer. No. 238 OUT-OF-TOWN IT'S "CENTS"ABLE to buy instead of rent. Take advantage as owner has offered this 3 -bedroom mobile dream home for $14,900. No. 260. BEST OFFER 1976 BENDIX 12 x 68, three bedroom mobile, equipped with washer, dryer, fridge and stove, large sundeck, 10 x 7 storage shed. No. 293 DUNGANNON REDUCED TO SELL - 11/2 storey insul brick 3 -bedroom home. King-size lot. This home is worth seeing! No. 179 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. No. 199 FAMILY ROOM and sundeck are the extras when you purchase this 12' x 68' Bendix Deluxe. See this spic 'n span 3 -bedroom home today. No. 263 MENESET PARK Iroquois Lane. 511,500. is the full price for this Mobile Home, 12' x 60' C.S.A. Approved. Listed for quick sale. No. 292 NEAR AUBURN 213 Acre Cash Crop Farm - plus pig operation - 160A Workable, balance in bush. Large family home; barn, 42' x 132', automatic feeding stalls. Call Charlie Tyndall for more information. No. 286 TWENTY ACRES Ideal for Developer or Contractor. Proposed plan for 28 lots. Located in the Village of Dungannon. No. 143 HWY. ACREAGE North of Goderich - 75 acres - excellent cash crop land. Listed ,to sell. No. 248 100 ACRES 30 clear and workable; balance in bush. Now reduced in price. Be sure to see this one. No. 113 MID HURON BEACH Year Round Access and water system. If you're thinking of building a home or a cottage, then look at this lakeview lot. Owner will sell both lots for 515,000. No. 300 COMMERCIAL BLOCK Three stores, four apartments. Excellent return. Owner retiring and will carry mortgage for 6 per cent. No. 295 LAKEFRONT CONC. 87 acres of choice cash crop land. Ashfield Twp. Asking 56'89.00 an acre with excellent terms. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING, CONTACT JACK CUMMINGS 524-9624 JOHN SCHNEIKER 524-6055 VIC FOX 523-9525 CHARLIE TYNDALL 534-7453 ORTON LOGAN 56S-2746 SHARON ELLIOTT 529-7291 Member of the Huron Real Estate Board • Meigle listbq Santee. attended Convocation Exercises of Conestoga College, Kitchener, which were held in the Memorial Arena, Kitchener, on Saturday, October 1. Their son Stephen, graduated as an electronic engineering technician. S,tephen is em- ployed by Simplex Inter- national Time Equipment, Kitchener. tvlr. and Mrs. Arnold Young have returned home from a week at the International Plowing Match which was held this year in Frontenac County, at Joyceville, near Kingston. Mr. and Mrs: Young were there with their horses and report the rain was just something and created a problem. There was a good showing of folk from Huron County, over 50 at- tended. Mr. and Mrs..Penhale were also with Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Doug McNeil were also in at- tendance at the Match from this district. Several people reported recently as patients in the hospitals have returned home. Mrs. Les Pitblado of Sunset Beach Road has returned home. Mr. James Gibson of Meneset Park is home again and Mr, Frank Sutton of Huron Haven is also home. All are wished a speedy recovery. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to the family of the late Ralph Jewell who was well known and a friend of many in this community. W.I. Several members of Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute attended special Institute events recently. Attending the Area Convention at Vanastra September 28 and 29 were Mrs. Earl Sherwood, delegate; Mrs. Ella Bogie, Mrs. Henry Brindley, Mrs. R. Buchanan and Mrs. Ila Sean, On Monday -October 3, Mrs. R. Buchanan, Mrs. Earl Sherwood and Mrs. Tait Clark attended the Fall Rally at Howick Centre. Institute members will be interested in attending the for farmers Huron West District Workshop on "Women's Institute Procedures" in Colborne Township Hall, Carlow, Thursday, October 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ladies please bring a pencil, note paper and your Women's Institute "Handbook and Colborne corner Gertrude Kaitting, correspondent, 524-2076 were delighted with these desserts. Marie Brindley closed the meeting with the 4- H creed. Tiger Dunlop Group No. 2 under the leadership of. Mrs. Brenda Thompson and Heather Clark held their third meeting on Monday evening. October 3 at the home of Mrs. Thompson at 6:30 p.m. The meeting opened with the Pledge and a quiz on processed fruits. Fruits on this quiz were dried pears, peaches, apples, etc. The girls started planning for Achievement Day which is coming up and they are required to prepare a fruit dish and give a one minute talk on the fruit used. Next the girls discussed frozen, canned and dried fruits. Dianne Bogie made an apricot puff and a strawberry Bavarian cream was made by Barbara Clark. plenty of questions. Mrs. Clarence Diamond will conduct the Workshop. Ladies are also requested to bring your own lunch and beverage will be supplied. 4--H NEWS Tiger Dunlop Group 1 had their thirdmeeting at Colborne Township Hall on Monday evening, The meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge and the Roll Call was briefly discussed, which was "Show the labels, samples or pictures of processed fruits and tell one way each is served." Two new members were introduced to the group, who were Linda and Glen Feagan. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and everyone went into the _kit- chen where they were divided into two groups, one making strawberry Bavarian cream and the other making apricot puff. Kathy Schoemaker demonstrated how to fold in food. The girls then returned to the meeting room to discuss the strawberry Bavarian cream afia the apricot puff recipe. They also discussed the canned, frozen and dried fruits and the various ways to prepare them. The food they had made was then ready and the group all sampled it and THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Remodelled 2 bedroom bungalow. Family size kitchen. New furnace. New roof. New wiring. Low taxes. Low down payment considered. Immediate possession. Only 531,500. 185 St. David St:, Goderich Contact ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 8 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524.6511 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-6542 - +;7 GLOUCESTER TERRACE Ideal starter home with 3 bedrooms, large kitchen and double living room. New steel fenced yard. Overlooks Maitland Valley. Immediate possession. Priced for quick sale at 527,500. see -Alexander & Chapman Realty Limited 8 The Square Phone: 524-6542 or 524-9662 Holmesville news Blanche Deeves, - correspondent 482-3383 - The 98th anniversary service was held in Holmesville United Church on Sunday with the senior choir in attendance. Lovely fall flowers filled the church and new hymn books were dedicated in the memory of - ,Danny Glidden by Frank and Marie Lawson, Nelson and Eileen Brown, Joe and Lynn Beecroft and Douglas Lawson. The special speaker for this Sunday was Rev. Hazelwood, a retired minister from Brussels. Rev, John Oestreicher was in charge. Holmesville 4-H Meeting three of the Holmesvill 4-H 1 club was held on October 3 at the leader's home, Mrs. A. Betties. The roll call, show a label sample or picture of processed fruits and tell one way each is served, was answered by 12 girls... Secretary Mary Jean Betties gave her report and $5 from the Bayfield Fair exhibits was received with thanks. The next meeting of the club will he on October 17 at the home of Mrs. Betties. Ann Kloops led 'in a discussion of processing fruits by freezing canning and drying. Each member drew the name of a fruit and gave a one minute talk on it regarding where it was grown, varieties, harvest season, food value, processing and how used. Personals Sorry to report that Edna Jantzi has been in Clinton Hospital and is home now and enjoyed her birthday on Friday. Get well wishes for F.dna. Wedding in Nile Church Congratulations to Miss .Jean Rutledge and Mr. Blair Butcher who were married on Friday evening at Nile United Church, after which a reception was held in Saltford Valley Hall. A very successful auction - rummage sale was held at the Church on Saturday Sep- tember 24 in spite of the rain. Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Donahue of Allan Park, Michigan visited at their home here on the weekend. Mr. David McGee visited • his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGee and families recently. Mrs. Grace McDiarmid attended the wedding in Brampton for Miss Janet Hamilton who was. married on Saturday to Mr. Daniel Olsen. Congratulations to Miss Sandra Nivins and Miss Shirley Dougherty who received their Grade 13 graduation - certificates on Friday evening and also to Glen Dougherty, Debbie Stothers, Michael Hawkins, Dwayne Rising, Brent Pollock and Lori and Kathy Fielder who received their Grade 12 graduation cer- tificates at the Goderich District High School. The U.C.W. meeting is re- scheduled for October , 11 instead of October la at Mrs. Russel Brindley's Home' at 2:30 p.m. )