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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-04-12, Page 19IOW INF REAL ■moi 111111L- A allk 7. Real estate for sale 7. Real estate for sale FOR SALE - Spacious ranch -style executive home on beautiful half -acre lot in good residential area near Goderich, close to major highway and shopping plaza. Call 524-7195.-5tf IN AUBURN - Spacious two storey older home, 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms, double living room, dining room, separate garage and workshop. Asking $35,000. Must sell. ' Phone 526- 7561.-7tf SMALL 2 bedroom house for sale at 304 Regent Street. Phone 524-8449.-15 ALL' POIITS , Realty tit's•\ i(t'S 1nt'. \II 111,1 1. I I 1 11Fh'It'I- 56- EAST ST. ,�IItF:KI»'ll t I• TEENS tot t 524-6656 • 1 bedroom starter or retirement home .... '15,999 • Attractive 3 bedroom 12 x 68 at Meneset .. '14,500 TWENTIES • Lovely 4 bedroom bungalow on 1, acre lot in Kingsbridge. Priced to sell at only '27,900. 3 bedroom, 1' : storey home with double garage, only '29.500. • New 3 bedroom home with rec. room, fireplace, 2 baths, full basement and all appliances located at Huron Haven. Only '26,900 THIRTIES • Cosy starter, 3 bedroom home close to arena and schools, $33.900. • 3 bedroom home, newly redecorated on large cor- ner lot with 1' ., baths...Asking '36,900. 3 bedroom family home on treed lot, Targe kitchen with custom cupboards, 24' living room. Priced at only '39,000 • 3 bedroom home with main floor family room, Franklin fireplace, low taxes, large lot. Asking '36,900. FORTIES New.home for summer possession. We will build a raised ranch, maintenance free home on Bennett • St. East for you, with over 1000 sq. ft., brick front, alumin. sides & back, 4 pc. bath, carpeted living & dining area, all drapes, fridge & stove. PRICED UNDER '50,000. • 3 bedroom family home, 1' 2 storey brick centrally located with 1' 2 baths, attractive basement family room with built-in bar. Large double garage and patio with brick barbecue. All this in the low '.It) s, • .3 bedroom bungalow close , to square, im- maculately kept. Asking '47,500. • 2' 2 storey brick home, living room with fireplace, large dining room & 4 bedrooms. Ideal family home located near park and swimming pool. Asking '47,900. FIFTIES • Immaculate 3 bedroom raised ranch in East end new subdivision. Owners transferred. you will ap- preciate the care lavished on this comfortable family home. Please call now for your chance to buy. Listed at '55,000. • New 3 bedroom with full basement, Targe living room 23 x 17. Choice of carpets and tub enclosure up to builder's allowance. Priced right at '53,000. • 4 bedroom brick home with beautiful modern kit- chen & cupboards galore, den, 2-4 pc. baths and much more on a large 91 x 136 lot. Priced to sell at '52,500. • 3 bedrooms converted church in Auburn with,59c. bath, extra large living room up, family & dining area down with beautiful refinished pine floors. Exquisite woodwork, stained glass window and .loft are just some of the features in this lovely home. A steal at only '59,500. • Bright, spacious tri level, 4 bedroom home in newer subdivision with finished family room, at- tached garage, 2 baths. protected patio all tastefully decorated and ready for you to move in. Owners transferred and anxious to sell. Asking '59,900 SIXTIES •Lovely 3 bedroom home with finished rec room, fireplace, eat -in kitchen, 2 paths, attached garage and much more, located on Walnut St, Asking $61,900. RECREATION PROPERTY • Within your . Budget - Summer retreat on Maitland River. 1978 Prowler mobile on large serviced lot, sleeps nine, extras include deck steel stbre-all, 3 HP water pump and 1750 watt alternator. •Alt for $22,000. BUILDING LOTS • Port Albert 100' x 209' - $8,000 • Goderich - Bennett St. - $11,800 • Goderich - West End - 2 large lakeview building pots. FARMS 100 acres near Lucknow, 25 acres hush sums workable. Good recreation property. Asking '35,000. • ('age layer, basic quota 9226, full stair step cages, 1900 sq. ft. ranch Mime with indoor swimming pool, 3'"2 acres. '200,000 with half down to qualified purchaser. For Professional Ite;1lt y Spryly(' ('AL1.: ALL POINTS 524-6656 .Jim McCaul .521.1175 Ken Thompson • 52 1.7. , 1 1 Agnes MacKinnon ......... .... . 5.21-63:0; Anna Melski.. . . .521 270x( llt+vle McCaul 521-1175 "Let us point you in the right direction' [ ATE STOP IF YOU NEED A MORTGAGE.. YOU NEED US!!! *Consolidate Debts *Expand Operations *Residential *Farms *Commercial *Builders Loans Buying - Building or Renovating CALL US FIRSTUH ADVANCED REALTY FUNDING CORPORATION 150 Cambria Rd. N.. Goderich - Ontario. Don Denomme, Branch Manager, Telephone 524-2747 •ice® MEL LOW PRICED Semi -Detached With a maintenance free exterior of1 brick and aluminum this three bedroom, 2 storey semi-detached home of- fers the best value spacewise op the current market. Only one year old, it Is priced at '36.300. Down payment '4,000 to 1st mortgage at 10% for balance. This property has been registered os a Multi unit residential building and has certain income ' tax deferments for any one purchasing for in- vestment. Complete in- formation from Harold W. Shore Real Estate Broker & Appraiser 55 Newgate St. 524-7272 MORTGAGE thee, SAFEWAY! .,. LOW INTEREST RATES ON 1STS, 2NDS, 3RDS residential, commercial, apartments -farms, industrial -purchases, refinancing -home additions or improvements -debt consolidation, interim financing on new construction or land development SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. Mac McNeil: - 1-800261-0600 Pg. 1233 Kitchener Office: (519) 579-4600 Port Elgin office (519) 832-2044 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH .1 ,/Low See 14e I S3 WEST ST. gEAt ESTATE GODERICH Mon 524-8951 AM EASTER -Time to think of those warm spring days. Relax and enjoy Lake Huron at your own COTTAGE south of BAYFIELD. 3 bedrooms complete with closets, wood panelled and insulated. Asking 535,900. No. 79-242. Calf Enid Bell. 3 bedroom LAKEFRONT cottage on poured concrete foundation. Insulated ceiling, walls, and floor. Taxes only 581. Asking 525,000. No. 78-1194. Call Enid Bell. Looking for a 4 bedroom home? This Bennett St. home comes with a low 931 percent mortgage. Owner is leaving the country, so furniture could be bought. I4UDAC guaranty. Asking 537,500. No. 79-230. Call Enid Bell. 558,500 is the asking price on this raised ranch, 5 bedroom home. Extras include he,atilator FIREPLACE, den, hobby room and patio. No. 78-1292. Call Enid Bell. ' Half way between GODERICH & BAYFIELD. This 3 bedroom home includes den, laundry room, and 2 gorgeous fieldstone fireplaces. Attached garage with room upstairs for playroom, workshop or storage. No. 78-1158. Asking 567,500. Call Enid Bell. BENNETT ST. 3 bedroom bungalow less than one year old. Basement has laundry room, and room fol` your own rec. room. 536,900, Call Enid Bell. CLINTON. 3 bedroom, 1976 Bendix mobile. Asking 514,500., complete with drapes, curtains, and utility shed. No reasonable offer refused. No. 79-347. Call David Christie. 2 bedroom 1972 Elcona n)pbile on its OWN LOT in Dungannon. Taxes $103. Asking $2I,500. -Call Enid Bell. No. 78-1232. 512,500. 5 acres of bush suitable to build on in ASH. FIELD TWP. No. 79-166, Ca1I David Christie. 11,, acres of COMMERCIAL LAND available on main hwy. in Clinton. Asking 585,000. No. 79.341. Call David Christie. - BRUSSELS. Store with 2 storey APARTMENT on Turnberry St. All reasonable offers considered. Asking $26,500. Call David Christie. OFFICE 524-8951 EVENINGS, ENID BELL 524-8191 nem (Ha1STaE-4it9.79o1C n .y LIST Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 1M2 4371 EAST WAWANOSH - 150 acre dairy farm. Going concern. 89 acres in East Wawanosh Twp. No buildings. Restaurant and gas bar, rural village. Apartment above. DOWNTOWN BLYTH - large store with apartment above. 11/3 storey 3 bdrm. home on 13/ acres in Village of Blyth. All nicely renovated. Solar greenhouse included. BLYTH - 11/2 storey brick home, on 1 acre lot, with double garage. Early possession, low down payment. WANTED - 100-150 acre dairy farm for serious buyer. WANTED - for several clients',' hog farms, either farrowing or finishing. HULL€ETT TWP. - 64 acres, 48 acres workable. Good barn equipped for cattle and hogs. Nicely decorated and landscaped. WEST WAWANOSH - 11/2 storey frame home, partially completed on 5 acres. FARROWING OPERATION - Near Holmesville, 9 acres, modern 1 floor bungalow. BAYFIELD AREA - 181/2 acre wooded, river property, with nearly completed ranch style home. DUNGANNON - 11/2 storey stucco, 2 bdrm. home, at- tached garage, nicely re- finished. HULLETT TWP. - 50 acre ;farm with good set of buildings: 'IIULLETT1TWP:' - 4 acres With. gib- -brick homeTlarge barn, new shed, easily converted to farrowing operation. '. BUILDING LOT - Village of Bayfield, will build to suit. HULLETT Tut^ 50 acres, good 1. &O�, ice 11/2 storey bt VICTORIAN STYLE - home in Blyth on double lot, newly renovated, priced for quick sale. FOOD FOR THOUGHT - To teach is to learn twice. ISM 7. Real estate for sale Commercial Building FCIR SALE OR LEASE A large store and warehouse building on Newgate St. just off Hamilton St. Harold W. Shore, Real Estate Broker and Appraiser 55 Newgate St. 524-7272 ANNUITY SPECIALIST WANTED Canada's leading firm of annuity brokers operating coast to coast through 70 successful annuity specialists requires an: ASSOCIATE (No change in spon- soring life insurance company required) Write or telephone (strictly confidential) to: J.W. Brown ANNUITY QUOTATIONS AND INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. 2418-401 Bay Street (The Simpson Tower) Toronto, Ontario M5H 2Y4 Tel.: (416) 383-4995 SiiMMRON Matt 524-2152 529-7281 BRUCE STREET three bedroom home with attached garage, close io swimming poot-allld priced in the "THIR- TIES" 530,000 home plus hobby shop. 'Close to good fishing spot. PORT ALBERT rancher with many extras, in- cluding Targe patio deck to view Lake Huron. Asking 558,000. GODERICH 2 storey home for only 542,000. 3' 2 ACRE hobby farm, taxes 5142 in Ashfield Twp. ZONED COMMERCIAL Located on Newgate St. next to McGee's car lot, this commercially zoned building is currently occupt'ed by offices on the first floor and one bedroom apartment on 2nd floor. Lot Size Approximately 5000 s. f. with 53.4 ft. frontage. Owner Is relocating. Harold W. Shore Real Estate Broker IL Appraiser , 524-7272 FOR SALE JUST LISTED 3 bedroom family home on Wellesley Street. Foniores modern kitchen, extra 2 piece bath, 2 sun par/diet, garage. etc. Very attractively decorated and priced under '40,000. SEE; ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY 10 The Square, Goderich 5244117 . .. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1979 -PAGE 19 Girl's choir entertains Holmesville UCW by Blanche Deeves The UCW held their Thankoffering service on Tuesday, April 3 at 8 p.m. The president Isobel Sturdy chaired the meeting. The leader welcomed all who attended. The scripture, meditation and prayer were taken by Mrs. Irene Cudmore and Mrs. Muriel Grigg. The girls' choir sang Oestreicher brought palm branches to show the children, as he told them the story of Palm Sunday, before they went to . their classes. The men's choir sang a hymn and The Day of Trial was the topic for the sermon. Frank Thompson and Brian Riddell received the offering. The Easter Sunday Sunrise Service is to be held on the top of the Holmesville news Blanche Deeves, correspondent two numbers ac- companied at the piano by Mrs. Verna Lobb. The guest speaker Mrs. Nancy Patterson was introduced by Isobel Sturdy. Mrs. Patterson and her husband are leaders at Camp Menesetung. She showed interesting slides of the camp including the buildings, the swimming pool and the many and varied activities of the camp. In her com- mentary, as' she showed the slides, she spoke of the worship and vesper services at camp,,,and the benefits the young people enjoy there.; Mrs. Pat- terson 'led a sing -song of various songs ,sung at camp. Mrs. Charlotte Normdin ttianke'd Mrs. Patterson for cording and for -her --pre sen -tat -ion -and - information of the privileges of life at Camp Menesetung. She was presented with a gift and a donation. -The girls' choir sang the Camp song for the' guest. The offering was received by Mrs. Alice Porter and Mrs. Bessie Townshendand dedicated by singing' a hymn. A children's poem was read by Irene Cudmore.' Mrs. Phyllis Cox gave an interesting account of early settlers who chose to build a church in preference to other things. The meeting closed with the benediction. A delicious lunch and social hour was enjoyed by all present. Church news At last Sunday's worship service, Rev. Ministry expands station The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture ' and Food recently purchased a 48.4 hectare farm adjacent to the Elora Research Station, to expand and -streamline agricultural research programs. The research station, located 22 km northeast of Guelph, is operated by the Ontario Agricultural College of the University of Guelph for the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. "The station has been in a land -deficient position for some time," says Dr. Bruce Stone, Acting Associate Dean, OAC. 'This acquisition squares off the present area and brings the total area at this station to 436.4 ha." In addition to the production of roughages, plans for the new acreage include fertility research by the Department of Land Resource Science and crops research by the Department of Crop Science: 482-3383 hill next Sunday morning at 7:30 a.m. (.Meet at the church at 7:15 a.m.) If the weather is un- favorrirable the service will be held in the church. If you are unable to at- tend the service,,come and enjoy brekfast together before the 9:45 a.m. worship service. Goderich Township A successful euchre party was held by the Goderich Township WI last Thursday evening with eight tables playing.. The winners were: men's high, Bob Sowerby; ladies' high, Grace Fuller; men's low, Ray Cox; ladies' low, Mrs. Bruce McClinchey; lone hands, Barb Betties and John Deeves sharing a bag of Easter eggs ; • the - lucky cup, Grace Fuller; lucky chair, Myrtle Stirling; lucky an- niversary, Alice Porter. Winners of the apples donated by John Ostrom were Alva Cox and Jerry Innis. The Goderich Township WI wishes to thank everyone who attended I;. their card parties and hope to see you all next fall. ` Personals A benefit dance will be held April 27 at the Pine Ridge Chalet for Alvin and Lynda Jones who lost their home by fire last Friday. Dancing will be from 9:30 to 'I a.m. to the Country Companions. Ladies, are asked to bring sandwiches. Proposed Constitution for JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY to -be presented at the Clinton -Mustangs ANNUAL MEETING THURS. APRIL 19 at 8:00 p.nt.. at Clinton Town Hall BJECTIVES • 1. To organize, promote and develop a Junior hockey team which continually maintains the image and reputation of good sportsmanship in the Town of 1iriLdn. 2. To provide challenges and opportunities for players developing through the Minor Hockey Organization in Clinton and the surrounding area. 3. To allow qualified athletes to ' continue the development of their hockey skills to their optimum potential while locally developing their educational • skills. 4. To formulate and maintain an active Executive who will carry out all administrative duties and insure that all efforts are made to budget finances, initiate projects. control policy and defray costs of operation in order to operate a totally self-supporting operation. ORGANIZATION Junior Hockey shall he operated under the Rules and Regulations of the O.H.A. 2. The teat» shall he known as the Clinton Mustangs. 3. For legal purposes and such financial conditions as may he encountered, the team shall he. sanctioned by the Clinton Recreation Committee, If the lean, ceases 'to operate, all assets, equipment and records shall revert to the Clinton Recreation Committee. 4. Management shall he by an Executive. elected annually. :it a public meeting held' in April. 5. l'wo auditors shall he elected at the annual public 1 seting. These auditors shall have access re the hooks and records of the organization at any reasonable time: shall prepare and print a financial statement for presentation at the annual meeting, and such ad- ditional financial statements as may he requested by the Executive and -or the Clinton Recreation Com- mittee-. 6. Ranking shall he done at the Clinton Community Credit Union. 7. No changes or alterations shall he made•to the constitution except at the annual public Meeting. R. Any executive member who absents himself for more than 3 consecutive meetings. without the per- mission of the executive, shall he considered inactive, and the executive may appoint a, person to fill his seas for the balance of the year. EXECUTIVE 1. The Executive shall he composed of 7 members, and shall hold office for 1 year. One of the 7 members shall he appointed by Minor Hockey, and failing such ap- pointment, the President of Minor Hockey. One of the 7 n,enrher's shall he appointed hy the Clinton Recreation ('onrn'ittee,. and, failing .such .appointment., the._ representativeshall he the chairman of the Recreation Comnrittet. Five members shall he elected at the annual nineting in April. '. The'Executive',sknll,hold regular meetings on the 1st Wednesday of every Month. Emergency meetings may be called hy the President at such times as are deemed necessary. hut only if members are given reasonable advance notice. Emergency meetings may also be called at any time by the request of a majority of the Executive members. A quorum shall consist of 4 members. and no business may legally he conducted, unless a quorum is present. 3. The Executive at the first meeting shall select 1 of their members to act as President, and 1 of their members as Vice President, The executive may select 1 of their members to act. as Sec.-Treas. or may appoint a suitable person to fill such office, or may divide the duties and appoint both a secretary and a treasurer. The appointment of a secretary or treasurer front the public does not carry voting powers on the executive. 5. The executive shall negotiate annually with the Recreation Committee, such items as concern both organizations. and see that the results of such • 4' otiations are properly recorded. 6. The Executive set up such sub committees as are needed for the successful operation of the club, and such sub committees will he expected to recruit assistance from the general public. 7. l'hc executive shall appoint,such persons as coach, nmanager, etc. and shall negotiate all financial items connected with the sante. R. The executive, either directly. or' through sub committees, shall arrange transportation, mileage, admission fees. ice rental, insurancle, etc, and for such fund raising events as are deemed advisable for the financial success of the club.