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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-13, Page 237. Real estate for sale LOT FOR sale beside 105 Park Street, 51' x 105'. Phone 524-8620 or 524-7484.-48-50x 'HOUSE PLANS DRAWN a residential design o architectural drafting ▪ projec.t.lmanagement free estimates - no obligation SCHAEFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN LISTOWEL 291-1449 FARMS BUYING or SELLING?? Contact our Farm Salesman R. A. (GUS) CHISHOLM Home 524.8554 or Bus. 524-2177 ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 10 The Square, Goderich PHONE 524-2177 Real Estate Ltd. Clinton !hone: 482-9371 HULLETT TWP. - 10 acres with 4 bedroom home and large workshop. Low down payment. 18 ACRES - near Varna, new home, very scenic. HULLETT TWP. - 6 acre, hog operation, liquid cleanout. Good brick home. MORRIS TWP. - 2 miles from Blyth on 1A acre lot, 7 room brick home in like new condition. Heated workshop. FOOD FOR THOUGHT The best thing about growing older is that it takes such a long time. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,.1979 --PAGE 23 Trustees discuss Auburn dog control "Joy and Giving" was the theme for the annual White Gift service held recently at Knox United Church, Auburn. The senior Sunday school conducted the service under the ieaprship of -Mrs. -Brian Hallam. During,the service, each memer of the Sunday school' presented a White Gift and placed it in the Indoor or outdoor One room or every room - FOR ALL YOUR LIGHTING NEEDS If we haven't got It In stock ...check our catalogues PIER LIGHTING STUDIO 62 WEST ST. 524-2261 HOLIDAY SPECIALS�.� OWNER TRANSFERRED.' LIKE NEW. PRICED IN. THIRTIES. 111/4 % • MTG. MC -303 FOR SALE E , REALTY WORLD 1.11MIR DR. IR W.J.�Hughes Y EALIY LIMITED 524-8100 AT SNUGGLE IN FOR CHRISTMAS. RENT WITH OPTION. FULL PRICE '29,000 G-27 WRAP THIS UP . LITTLE GEM FULL.PRICE 94,900 P-138 A BIG CHIMNEY FOR SANTA. 340 FT.,,,FRONTAGE ON MAITLAND RIVER. S-2 •EBB ROSS 524-8786 • NORMA TAYLOR 524-8480 •DON McCAULEY 524-4226 •RITA ALLEN 524-8480 •HAROLD ERB 565-2828 *DEB SHEWFELT 524-9581 • SHARON ELLIOTT 529-7281 •HUGO VERMEESCH 482-3805 • BILL LOUGHEED - 524-6063; • ALFREDA McCAULEY 524-4226 140 ACRE FARM. MODERN BUILDINGS. ASHFIELD TWP. J-140 :CHESTNUTS.ROASTJNGLINYOUR-. i. FIREPLACES. 15 ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE. BUILT IN 1833.. A-4 A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS - PACKAGE; ELEGANT DUPLEX UNDER •45,000. S-22 eta, 524-2966 GARDINER U TE 34 STANLEY STREETREAL ESTATE GODERICH "CALL US -TO WELCOME YOU HOME" 524-2966 FIREPLACE - FAMILY ROOM DISTINCTIVE 2 STOREY COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL LARGE ROOMS THROUGHOUT MAIN FLOOR FAMILY, ROOM NEAR HOSPITAL - LARGE LOT WEST END NEAR LAKE WEST END -LARGE LOT HIST • RICAL VICTORIAN OME AN IMMACULATE S ARTER FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS CONTACT: MAURICE GARDINER 524-6031 STEVE GARDINER 524-9985 MARILYN MOCCUSPEY 524-6956 PETE BETTGER 524-2065 PETER MacEWAN 524-9531 PETER DAMSMA 482-9849 treasure ` chest. The meaning of the gifts of bread, a candle, a trumpet and balloons was explained as each was unwrapped from the chest. Mr. Richard Hawley -was -in charge of the- service heservice and the organist, Mrs. Norman Wightman, was in charge of the music. COUPLES CLUB Several couples met on Saturday, December 8 at Knox United Church for the first meeting of the Couples Club. An evening of Court Whist was enjoyed with prizes presented to Shelley Worsell and Barry Millian for high scores and Irene Millian aid Marinus Bakker for low scores. A sing -song of favorite • Christmas songs was led by Mr. Rick Hawley. A short discussion was held to plan future meetings. A committee of three couples was set up to arrange a mid-January meeting. Everyone was urged to invite• at least one other couple to the next meeting. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Marjory Hawley of Cambridge is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hawley, Beth and Amy. Several from this district were guests last Friday evening at the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Robertson at the Saltford Valley Hall. Randy Machan has been appointed Forest ALL POINTS Realty Services Inc. MI•:,lI3KIt 111 1111.\' r I'E: 1111 %/.11) 11110-- 56 EAST ST. .��1 �4111i II 524-6656 HOME OF THE WEEK . Come see this charming older semi-detached brick home with 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, eat -in kitchen; den or breakfast room and 2 car garage. Good roof and furnace with power humidifier, rewired about 5 yrs. ago. 101/2% mor- tgage. A solid, economical home priced to sell In the low'40's. For Professional Realty Service Call: ALL POINTS at 524-6656 ANNA MELSKI 524-2768 THOWSON 4 CHARLIE BRUISMA . 524-980 4 EDNA JEFFREY • 482-9440 VIC FOX 523-9525 GAYLE McCAUL 524-4175 RANNIE ARMSTRONG . 524-9905 ALEX JEFFREY 482-9440 "Total Realty Service" Auburn news Eleanor Bradnock. correspondent 526-7595 Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCullough, a first great- grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McClinchey and a second great- grandchild for Mrs. Vera Glousher. Mrs. Gary Nicholson, Lorie and Connie of Port Albert visited last Friday with her aunt, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Technician at the Grand River Conservation Authority at Cambridge, Galt and commenced his duties on December 3. Congratulations Randy. The winner of the weekly draw of the Auburn and District Lions Club last week was Connie Falkiner of 210 Rich Street, Goderich with ticket number 044. Mrs. Dorothy Reed of Goderic,h 'visited last Sunday with Mrs. Florence Millian. The Lions Club members canvassed the village for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind recently. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morley of Ailsa Craig visited last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trommer and family of British Columbia visited on Saturday evening with Mr. • and Mrs. Donald Cartwright and family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCullough (nee Doreen McClinchey) ofJ Holmesville on the birth of their first child, Julie Margaret on December 4 in Clinton Public Hospital, weighing five. pounds 14 ounces. Julie is a first grandchild for Mr. and • Mrs`. Harold McClinchey, a third for BANKRUPTCY SALE OPEN HOUSE December 15, 1979 Huron Haven Lot 14 1975 Bendix 12' x 68' Confidential bids taken. Mobile must be sold. TRUSTEES MEETING The Auburn dogs which are running loose won't have a very Merry Christmas if their owners do not tie them up and keep them under control. This came under discussion at the December meeting of the Auburn Village Trustees when they met- last Saturday evening in the town hall. Chairman Warner Andrews was in charge. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read by the clerk, Mrs. Arva Machan. It was stated that repairs are needed at the town hall ,so the trustees decided to get estimates for this work. One new street light will have to be replaced and it is hoped that a new one will be installed at the corner of Goderich and Turnberry streets. A discussion took place regarding cars or trucks parked on the street. These vehicles will have tobe parked elsewhere so snow ploughing can take place. -Bud Charnmey of Chamney Sanitation Service was present and presented his contract for two years. This contract was accepted on motion of trustee James Glousher and trustee Kenneth Scott. A lengthy discussion took place regarding -dog control egarding•dogcontrol as several complaints had been given to the chairman. A letter was read from Leslie E. Arndt of Sister Cities International Alexander & Chapman Realty Lirnited Member Of The Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service Real Estate — General Insurance —Property Management 10 THE SQUARE, GODERICH 524-2177 KROHMER DRIVE Brick 3 bedroom bungalow with carport. 11'.1 percent mortgage. SUNCOAS.T DRIVE WEST Pillared brick bungalow with garage. Owner moved. Patio doors, deck - patio. Price reduced. NEW'- DISTINCTIVE Two delightful new houses near • completion. See these soon. Price and mortgage good too. PRESTIGE CENTURY HOME Choice residential well treed area. Heated pool and garage. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS Brick bungalow with attached garage. Large lot. Mid -fifties. MID -FORTIES Large deep lot. Close to schools. Paved drive. Real value. MAITLAND VALLEY Panoramic view. Very attractive Angelstone.and brick bungalow. Close to Goderich. Low taxes. Family room and fireplace. Pool. RETIREMENT SPECIALS Two homes close to the Square. Low taxes. One with main floor family room. Other has a 2 car garage. BLYTH Brick 4 bedroom with detached double garage suitable for small business. New family room. Well -treed lot. Low taxes. r!_I NTON 4 bedroom 2 storey house on a deep lot. Low taxes. Low price under $30,000 VARNA Owner transferred. Attached garage. Separate workshop. Well treed corner lot. NAIRN DRIVE ' Beautiful angelstone and brick ranch type bungalow with attached garage. Drilled well. Main floor family room. Gas hot water heat. HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL Several choice business locations in the growing Goderich area. 4 lane highway serviced lots adjacent to Suncoast Mall. ^ BY THE LAKE Furnished bedroom mobile home in Meneset Park. Low rental lot. Good location. FARMS FOR SALE ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - on Division line. Beef set-up. 200 acres. Level land. Good buildings. NEAR DUNGANNON Hog operation. 100 acres - 70 workable. Farrowing 130 sows. Modern barn. Modernized home. Farm stock and equipment negotiable. Trout pond. Hardwood bush. Second home available. Ex- cellent for partnership. ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP NORTH 100 acres_ All workable. No buildings. Priced td sell. For above farms, or if you are buying or selling, contact our Farm Salesman, R.A. (Gus) Chisholm, Home 524-8554 or Business 524-2177. Many other M.L.S. Listings available. Come in and see us today. Free expert advice on buying, selling, or mortgage arrangements. Please drop in and pick up your free Real .Estate Booklet We have others for your consideration WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALES PEOPLE: BERT ALEXANDER, 245 Catherine St., Tel. 544.7836 ' JOHN BANTER, R.R. 2 Goderich, Tel. 5248149 DON ABERHART, 84 Comex Cres., Tel. 524-7216 ROBERT A.(Gus) CHISHOLM, 4 Suncoast Drive W. S24.0554 146 ED JESSOP, 185 Wilson St. Tel. 524-7287 requesting that Auburn, Ontario continue a close relationship with Auburn, Michigan. An invitation to attend the Auburn Snow Fest on January 26 and 27 will be issued to Auburn, Michigan. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock was asked to do the corresponding. WALKERBURN CLUB The November meeting of the Walkerburn Club was held recently at the home of Mrs. Joe Hunking. Mrs. Thomas Cunningham opened the meeting with a poem. 0 Canada was sung, followed by prayer by Mrs. Ted Hunking. The roll call was an- swered by a donation to the support of the club's Korean foster child. The 12 members present also stated what they each wanted for Christmas. The draw • prize, donated by Mrs. Ronald Gross, was won by Mrs. Keith Lapp. It was decided not to hold a Christmas meeting. Plans were made for the January meeting to be held January 27 at 2 p.m. The program is to be in the charge of Mrs. Keith Lapp and Mrs, Ronald Gross. The lunch will be in the charge of Mrs. Garth McClinchey and Mrs. Joe Verwey. The roll call will be answered by members' favorite recipes. Each member is asked to make their favorite recipe and at- tach the written recipe for the sale. The program for the afternoon was in the charge of Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Ted Hunking and the theme was, "The Year of the Child" and how Christ- ,.mas is celebrated in other countries of the world. Lunch was served by Mrs. Keith Lapp, Mrs. Ronald Gross and the hostess, Mrs. Joe Hunking. U.C.W. The Sunshine Unit of the Knox United Church Women held a Christmas party in the Sunday school room of the church last Wednesday at noon, when they entertained their families and invited guests. Mrs. Jack Armstrong, leader of the group, welcomed each one at the door. After singing Grace, everyone partook of the delicious hot food and delicious desserts on the attractive smorgasbord table. All sat around tables decorated with' Christmas symbols. Following the dinner, the committee in charge presented a devotional service entitled, "A Wreath of Christmas". This was introduced by Mrs. Oliver Anderson. It consisted of readings by Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Orval McPhee, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall and Mrs. Beth Lansing. Mrs. Donald Haines read the scripture passages and Christmas carols were sung by the audience. Mrs. Gordon Chamney was soloist' for the selections, "They'll Know We Are Christians By Our Love" and "Star of the East", accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Ken- neth McDougall. Mrs. Emmerson Rodger was pianist for the carols and also played a piano solo, "0 Holy Night". Mrs. Jack Armstrong presided for the remainder of the program. Robert Turner favored with several selections on his mouth organ, ac- companied on the piano by Mi's. Donald Haines. Mrs. Armstro-ng conducted a Bible quiz on events pertaining to the celebration of Christmas. The last number, on the program was an in- teresting and amusing gift e(change. Miss Laura Phillips, on behalf of the invited ,guests, moved a vote of thanks to the members of the unit for a very en- joyab'le time spent together'. Mrs. Ed Davie also expressed her thanks. •