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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-06-21, Page 171 EXECUTIVE TUDOR STYLE 1850 sq. ft., 5 year old home situated on 1.55 acres of professionally landscaped grounds. Highway 8 near Goderich, five levels, four of which are finished to per- fection. 1', baths, rec. room with bar, 3 bedrooms, of- fice or 4th bedroom, workshop, double garage, paved driveway and parking areas, family room with patio to 16' x 32' inground pool, appliances, drapes and many extras. List price '105,000. Coll John Duddy JOHN L. DUDDY REAL ESTATE LTD. 482-3766 or .482-3652 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 21,1979—PAGE 17 ,a Family reunion held at BaTI1's The 1979 Ball reunion families who had passed was held last Sunday on away. June 10 at Ball's Grove The minutes from the with 107 present. .1978 reunion were read Grace was sung and a and adopted by Lloyd lovely meal was enjoyed Pfaff and seconded by by all. President Bob Olive Ball. Dave McLeod Vodden welcomed moved that the 1980 everyone and asked for a---Feu—hien—be-held - at Ball's moment of silence in Grove. It wasseconded memory of those in the by Ida Martin, who moved that the reunion PRIVATE SALE 2 year old raised ranch In V.L.A. 4 bedrooms, laundry room, dlningroom, partially finished rec room, large patio doors onto patio with brick barbecue. Options too numerous. Taxes '370 per year. Low price: '56,000. PHONE: 524-9049 D. J. DEB SHEWFELT PRESIDENT REALTY WORLD W. J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF MR. BILL LOUGHEED TO THE REALTY WORLD "TEAM" BILL LOOKS FORWARD TO SERVING HIS MANY VALUED CUSTOMERS OF THE PAST W. J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 38 EAST ST. GODERICH • Come on Home to Goderich Ill'Elefi 56 EAST ST. f;onEHtf 11 ALL� POINTS �5 ltea ty Services Inc. Realty Services Inc. MEMBER HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD N 524 6-656 SUMMER SELECTION South End Beauty - 3 bedroom newer home with finished family room, attached garage & laundry room. Tastefully decorated throughout. Priced in the '50's. Mill Road - 3 bedroom brick home completely renovated, bright & cheery, perfect for small family or retirement, situated on 1/2 acre lot with mature trees & large garden. Priced in the '40's. East End - 3 bedroom brick bungalow with full basement, workshop, lawn ry room, cold storage and partially finishedfamily room all on large lot. Priced in the '50's. Under Warranty - 3 bedroom semi-detached home with fridge, stove, washer & dryer Included In sale. Priced in the '30's. Older Beauty - 4 bedroom, 21/2 storey red brick with separate dining room, fireplace In living room, eat -in kitchen and full basement. A great family home priced in the '40's. income Property - Large tri-plex on West St. with good Income. Well kept. Priced In the '70's. Auburn - 3 bedroom home on leased land. Priced to sell at '12,900. Retirement Homos - 2 - 3 bedroom•homes, one with expando located at Huron Haven in Qulet area. Reasonably priced. THESE ARE ONLY A SAMPLE OF OUR MANY EXCLUSIVI•. ANi) MULTIPLE LISTINGS. CALL US TODAY TO DISCUSS YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS. For Professional Realty Service CALL: mow ALL POINTS 524-6656 Jim McCaul 524-4175 Annie Melski 524-2768 Ken Thompson 524-7514 Charlie I3ruinr;ma 524-9804 Carol Chapman 524-9663 Gayle McCaul' 524-4175 "Let us point you in the right direction" be held the second Sunday an June and Sue Vodden seconded the motion. Hugh' Ball presented' the following nominating i G.I. REALTY INC. Farm Property For Sale 147 acre dairy farm, 3 miles from Clinton. 9 room house, silo, pipe line milker, 47 milk cows, 19 heifers, good milk quota. New 2 bedroom house, full basement, small barn and drive shed on 6 acres, Goderich Township. 74 acres bush on the 6th Con- cession in Goderich Town- ship. 80 acre dairy farm in Goderich Township. 9 room brick house, 18 milk cows, milk house, silo. All the equipment. 100 acre cash crop and beef farm in Goderich Township. 4 bedroom house, barn, drive shed. C. Buruma R.R: 2 CLINTON 487-3287 Salesman for G. K. Realty Inc., Clinton 482-9747 report. Honorary president - Bob and Sue Vodden; President kr Janice and Joe Eveleigh; pVice-president - George. and Edith Wright; Secretary - Edna and Lloyd Pfaff; Committee - Eon -n -i -e and mite Chomicki, Sharon and Butch Hoffman, Betty Anne Miller. The sports committee led by Allan and Sylvia Ball conducted sports events for all ages. First prize winners were -Girls under five - Chastity 1st Mortgages 95% FINANCING. -high ratio loans to 95 percent of the appraised value -flexible proval -insui basement, heaters -quick confidential vice -no restriction age, sex, or status purchaser ap- brick, no space ser - due to marital USING 100 PERCENT OF' WIFE'S INCOME Trust PANIII, TROUT CORPORATION Call Regranal Roprosentattve Ron AIIin & Associates FINANCIAL AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS 58 Elgin Ave. E. Goderich BUS. 524-4211 RES. 524-8742 BILL CLIFFORD REAL ESTATE -BROKER 28 Square".- Goderiich.. ` 524-9097 524-6710 `524-8951. PICTON ST. - 2 bedroom brick bungalow. Finished` basement has rec room and 2 pc. bath. Excellent condition throughout. Just listed. Shown by ap- pointment only. No. 215 ESTATE SALE - Elgin Ave. Now open for offers is this stately attractive 3 bedroom brick home. Quality broadloom in large living room and dining room. Separate garage. Double lot. No. 157 PRICED IN THE TWENTIES - Cute and cozy, is this 3 bedroom bungalow with large back porch with laundry froom, plus single car garage. No. 150. HURON RD. - Solid redbrick 112 storey, fully insulated 4 bedroom home completely refurbished with panelled family room in finished bashment. Vendor will con- sider mortgage and look at all offers. No. 118 VICTORIA ST. - 212 storey stately brick 4- bedroom home with new plumbing and wiring. This very at- tractive home is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Now reduced to 553,900.00: No. 208 LAKEFRONT EXECUTIVE COTTAGE - Kingsbridge Shores - Winterized electric 3° bedroom. Haida siding with sandstone front and -large L-shaped, sundeck. Finished basement and boat launching facilities. All this for 557,000.00. No.`707 RIDGEWOOD PARK - Overlooking Maitland Valle. and Golf Course, is this well treed residential building lot with right-of-way to wide sandy beach. 163 ft. of frontage. No. 223' 83 ACRES - Plus 972 ft. of Lake Huron frontage. Ash- field Twp. Ideal for trailer and camp sites. 15 percent down. Open for offers. No. 227 FAMILY HOME - Now reduced to 533,900.00. See this dell maintained home which is nicely decorated and located on an extra large lot. Hanover kitchen cup- boards plus new 4 pc. bath. No. 166 Hanover. WORTH THE PRICE - 88 St. David St. 3 bedroom solid red brick home. Fireplace in double living room and also in master bedroom. NoI70 UNIQUE - 16 acres of bush, 2 ponds, several springs. Hemlock sided raised ranch, 3 bedroom home, At- tractive L-shaped family room. 2 wood burning stoves' Vendor will carry First Mortgage. No. 200 VLA SUBDIVISION -Nearly new spacious ranch style executive home on 1.2 acre lot. 101 percent mortgage. Low taxes. Semi -finished ,basement. No. 157 GODERICH TOWNSHIP - 112 acres are included with this attractive 3 bedroom bungalow with family room, semi -finished games room, 2 baths and garage with workshop. Would you believe only 539,900.00? No. 161 LOW TAXES - Close to town is this starter 3 bedroom home. Features natural wood blurning fireplace. Completely renovated. Listed at 529,900.00. No. 174 COUNTY RD. 25 - 3 bedroom quick brick home. Large comfortable living room, modern kitchen, family sized dining room, luxurious 4 pc. and 2 pc. baths. Many extras - family room, laundry room, inground pool, large cedar deck. No. 167 NOW REDUCED - over 1190 sq. ft. of luxury living when you purchase this 3 bedroom nearly new bungalow . sups to sandy beach, No. 199 BAYFIELD New brick English Tudor with finished basement which features family room, den, 3 pc. bath, upper level large living room plus 3 good sized bedrooms, two garages. Must be seen. No. 196 ASHFIELD TWP.. 322 acres of good productive cash • crop land - approx. 300 workable asking 51100.00.per acre 20 percent down. Barn 40' x 80' also included. Additional house and barn with 63 acres can also be purchased. No. 220 ' WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CONTACT JON SCHNEIKER 524-6055 JA K CUMMINGS 524-9624 BI L CLIFFORD 524-8018 ENID BELL 524-8191 Colquhoun; Boys under five - Scott Vodden;-Boys six to eight - John Millson; Adult Ladies - Dianne Durnin; Kick the shoe - ladies - Dianne Durnin; Kick the shoe - men - Butch Hoffman; Relay race - Daryl Ball, Arva Machan, John Ball, Faye King, Thelma Ellerby, Muriel Miilson. Novelty prizes - The person who travelled the farthest to attend the reunion were Pemlea and Frank Knott, who came from Trenton, Michigan. The oldest person to attend was Pemlea Knott and the youngest was Craig Randall Machan. The couple last married was Arva and Randy Machan. NURSING STUDENT WINS AWARD Congratulations to Mrs. Sherry Foran who was presented last Saturday with the Donna Cairns Wright Award at the awards presentation of the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Western Ontario. -- This was presented by Robert , Wright, for the first time for Excellence, Commitment, and Caring in Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer attended their, daughter's awards ceremony. BIRTHDAY PLANS Bill Crawford, con- venor of the parade committee, announced that over 65 floats and seven bands have now entered the 125th bir- thday party parade on June 30. Following the parade the bands are going to present a tattoo and first to commence will be four bands playing ,0 Canada. - The Windsor Pipe Band will perform on the ball diamond followed by the Goderich Laketown band on the platform. The St. Andrews Drum -and Bugle' band"' Wi11 perform on the ball diamond. The fourth band is the Seaforth, Dashwood community, with the fifth band the Brussels Pipe Band performing on the ball diamond. Number six will be the Paris Citizen' band on the platform and the seventh 'will ',be., the Normandy Brass Band. HERITAGE COMPETITION Mrs. ' Beth Lansing, Mrs. Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Gordon Gross an- nounced the winners of the Heritage competition sent to elementary •schools in the com- munity. ,'Brookside, Kingsbridge and East Wawanosh schools en- tered the competition and special thanks to those teachers who made the effort to see that their pupils would become interested. Hullett Central, Blyth and Colborne schools had also -been-notified and sent the competitions. The contest in the Primary (Grades 1-3) consisted of models of a pioneer farm, showing tools used for farming in pioneer days, and a short story - "What is a Pioneer?" The winners • were Brenda Gibson, Brookside; Lisa Card, Kingsbridge; Jason Provo, Brookside; Karen Elliott, Brookside; Stephanie Durnin, Brookside; Kerrianne Redford, Brookside; and Donna Raynard, Brookside. The junior (Grades 4, 5, 6) topics were Diary of a Pioneer, A day in the life of a pioneer as told by a man, a woman and a child; model of a pioneer farm. The winners 'were: Model - David Franken, Kingsbridge; Arnold Knoop, Kingsbridge; Bill Haines, East Wawanosh. Essays - Ellen Taylor, East Wawanosh; Lonny Doherty, Kingsbridge; Ruth Higgins, East Wawanosh. In the senior (Grade 7 and 8) the essay topic was "What it's like to be a pioneer to -day". The winners were: Julie Gnay, Renate Muscheid both of East Wawanosh. Cash awards were g ven-by Auburn's 125th l4rthday committee and the' models and essays are displayed in • the window along with the souvenirs in the former Auburn Variety store. HERITAGE PAGEANT Mrs. Lillian Hallam convenor of the Heritage Birthday pageant an- nounced at the meeting that there are seven girls entered in the' com- petition. There will be heritage.... dresses and speeches and also exhibits of -crafts around the Auburn Community Memorial Hall on Friday June 29 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Three judges will judge the 'com- petition and the presentation will take place after 9 p.m. at the dance. Everyone welcome. BIRTHDAY PLANNING MEETING A good crowd of Auburn, citizens were out to the 125th birthday planning meeting ,held last Wednesday evening in the Auburn Com- munity Memorial Hall. Members of the Kin - burn chicken barbecue were present and WORKMAN REAL ESTATE LTD. Harold Workman Clinton Office Dirk van der Werf Residence Henry Mero Seaforth Office Ron Doiron Bayfield Office 482-3455 482-3165 527-0430 565-2797 Cottage at Blucwater Beach. 2 hcdrooni, 525,000.00, Country home sear Hayfield, $29,900.00. Bayfield- I floor, home, 3 hedronl. $39,900.00. Hobby.farm near o+Varna, good home, barn, $51.500..00. St. Josephs, Ranch Style horse, large lot, offers. Goderich 'Twp. 124 acres, past 1 CC'Oii 101 land, river fronlatte. $90.000.00. LakeFront Cog, many extras, 5 mites from (iod(•rich. $:12;tta900.00.e Bayfield 1.1,entnt. ,rttachted •u+at(, $09,90000. :1 bed' omit atsed bungalow, finished Large tot. wookshop. veal'mind access, neat llolnu'svillt• $24.500.00. ivrr frontal:(. 2 bed! oom mobile home, 213 acres neat ,lnhui ti. !fin kohl('. hog hart n, ,Incl shed 4 hed,rn,ni 0001•, $1£19.000.00 Clinton .; storey hrick holo(' (Tose lo,dnwr, lows, has 4 ht•dt onnts, tart sport, $31,960.00. Goderich Twp. 15 acres w th n lat'geQnuldlrn horn(' hidden to the hush. private lake, $157,000.00 Morris Twp. 100 acres, 90 workable, hick home. M129.000 00 Bayfield. Int ge lot $15,000.00. Secluded in hush is :in unique type of yea' round col - tate for $55.900 00 ('.til u, ,lad choose front over 100 properties. ve Eleanor Bradnock, correspondent discussed the plans for the chicken barbecue to be held on July 1 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the hall. Tickets are to be sold in advance. Arva Machan is in charge of selling the 600 tickets. The Shriners were present and stated that they will be serving their fish fry and ham dinner from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the hall on Saturday June 30 and no tickets will be sold in advance. Mr. Scarlett, liquor inspector, was present and led in a discussion on requirements to be met. Other committees reported on work done and it was decided that the 125th souvenir hats would go on sale on Saturday June 16. Elaine Craig • an- nounced that any put away orders. please be picked . up by Saturday June 23. The' entry at the Clinton Spring Fair driven by Bill Glousher will receive a small remuneration for his services. A • school bus will operate from the village to the river flats during the three-day celebration. . Harry Arthur was asked t6 be in charge of the gate at the tractor 'pull on Monday starting at 12:00 noon. Allan Craig led in the discussion about the different jobs, and volunteers offered their services to help on Monday. Bill Sproul reported that the new,ball lights will he dedicated at the.ball game. UCW The Auburn Knox United ' Church Women held their general meeting on Wednesday evening with Unit „1 in charge. Mrs. John Durnin and Mrs. Ernest Durnin conducted the worship on the theme of Love. The opening hymn was "Love Divine all Love Excelling" with Mrs: Kenneth McDougall at the piano. Scripture ,pasages were read from St. John 13 and 19 followedby meditation and prayer on the theme. Mrs. Ross Robinson and Mrs. Maurice Bean received the offering. The president, Mrs. Donald Haines presided for the business with Mrs. Beth Lan,sing, assistant secretary, recording. Thank -you letters were read from several receiving g'ifts and Easter treats. The World Outreach' convener Mrs. Ernest D,urnin read thank -you letters from Five Oaks for the donationof-two quilts and from Overseas relief for 31 boxes sent.•in a bale. In the absence of Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall presented the financial statement. Plans were completed for the 'hospitality lunch to be served after "Auburn as It 'Was" on July 2, and for Sunday June 24 when a social time will be held following the morning service. Plans were completed for the dinner to be served at 11 a.m. on Saturday June 30 for the special guests and executive at the 125th birthday celebrations. Members were asked to watch for further in- formation on a mystery bus tour in August. The Alma College week in August was referred to Mrs. Gerald MoDowell, the convener of leader- ship development, and a workshop will be held on 526-7595 June 18 at Menesetung Park. Following the business, all enjoyed pictures of Spain and Morocco which Mrs. Earl St. Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball "had taken during a recent vacation there. Both ladies commented on the pictures showing beautiful architecture especially the mosques, the market places, triode of travel, waterways, mountains and the bull fights. Mrs. Donald Haines thanked the ladies and also took the opportunity to thank Mrs. St. Jean for her friendship and- help during her three years at Auburn. A suitable poem was read and Mrs. St. Jean was presented with a gift from the United Church Women. Mrs. St. Jean thanked the ladies in well chosen words. Reverend St. Jean closed the meeting with prayer. Unit 1 served cake and ice cream for a social hour. PLANE CRASH KILLS HUSBAND OF FORMER AUBURN GIRL - Miss Laura Phillips received word last Saturday that the plane crash last week near Toronto involved Howard (Larry) Sly of Kingston. Mr. Sly is the husband of a former Auburn girl, the former Joan Sheppard. -- She is the daughter of Mrs. Hurst Sheppard now of Bright's Grove and the, late Mr Sheppard. Mr. Sheppa ,,was bank manager and he and his family lived in the ,bank apartment about 40 years ago. The sympathy of friends is extended to Joan and her family,at this time. Mr. Sly was a land developer and had his own private plane and according to TV mews the plane went down with the, two occupants in it. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamlyn 'of Lambeth visited last Thursday with Mrs. Albert McFarlane. Mr. and Mrs. Karlkeinz and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Eisele, both of West Germany are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Whetsta e, Karen and Kevin. Mrs. Robert Youngblut of Toronto visited for a few days last 'week with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Sharon 'Glousher received a letter of thanks from Gregory Scharer, of Toledo Ohio for finding his balloon which she had found under her father's car on May 4. Gregory, seven years old, had released the balloon when 1,000 had been let go. Only 16 had been found and the word had been sent back to Toledo to his school. m Mr. and Mrs. Oscar K. Rieck of Kitchener visited their aunt, MrS. Elva Straughan recently. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin spent several days with friends in Callander last week. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock was , guest at the 50th anniversary dinner of Folden's Corners Women's Institute last Wednesday south of Woodstock. Mrs. Arva Machan and assistant Mrs. Jackie Collins are in charge of selling chicken barbecue tickets for July 1, so please get them early and avoid being disappointed.