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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-14, Page 17Dealer in Manufactured Homes PAUL T. TURNBULL Phone 238-2505 RR 1, Grand Bend Ontario NOM 110 Your Choice FROM $19,600 ON YOUR LOT and carpet. • Your .choice of home set on your foundation from $19,600.00 WE ALSO HAVE LOTS AVAILABLE Illustrated catalogue will be sent free on request The Belvedere-3-Bedroom Raised Ranch • Fully approved by NHA, CMHC and CSA • Complete with plumbing, Wiring, heating OreORActa.0%,; REDI-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sand & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237.342 HENSALL 262-2015 HOUSES FOR SALE TOWN OF PORT ELGIN If home ownership has been eluding you, Ontario Housing Corporation's Home Owner- ship Made Easy (H.O.M.E.) Plan may provide you with the key that will open the door to yaw—own-house: 7: OHC has allocated serviced building lots for the construction of 74 detached houses in the vicinity of Bruce and Catherine Streets in Port Elgin. Seven of the houses will be made available to rent-geared-to-income tenants as part of the Ministry of Housing's policy of integrating social housing into the general community. Families interested in buying one of the remaining 67 houses should apply to the builder of their choice. As the H.O.M.E. Plan is designed to assist families obtain home ownership, only couples, or individuals with at least one legal dependent, are eligible. The following is a list of the companies selected: 'BUILDERS HOUSE TYPES Delbar Investments of Goderich Ltd. 46 three and 36A East Street four-bedroom houses Goderich, Ontario $21,500-$22,500 Tel. 519-524-2332 Embassy Homes R.R. I Grand Bend, Ontario Tel. 519-832-2532 15 three-bedroom houses, $22,900 Royal Homes Ltd. P.O. Box 370 Wingham, Ontario Tel. 519.357-2606 13 three and four-bedroom houses $23,000-$25,200 By making land available on a lease basis, OHC removes lot costs from the necessary down payment for a house. As a result, homes may be purchased with a down payment as low as five per cent of the house price. With a minimum down payment, a family with a current gross annual income as low as $9,760 may qualify for a house. The lots are offered on the basis of a 50-year lease with the home owner having the option to buy the land at any time after five years of the lease have elapsed. Approximate monthly ground rent payments will be $48. Mortgage financing for the houses is being provided by the Province of Ontario on a five-year term at 8 3/4 per cent interest with an amortization period of 35 years, The purchase of H.O.M.E. Plan houses is limited to single-income families whose current gross annual earnings do not exceed $14,500 and to two-income families earning up to $17,000 annually. Only families resident in Ontario' for at least one full year Ore eligible to apply for a house. ANOTHSR H1#O.tsEn COMMUNITY DEVELOPED BY ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION AN AGENCY OF THE MINISTRY OF HOUSING Timos*Advocato, Novembor 14,1974 Page 17 UCW remember war dead 28 Auction Sales classified Deadline Tuesd_oy 4 p.m, Phone .215-1331 Surprise Centralia couple on anniversary ANTIQUE Auction Sale Tues., Nov. 19 arrangement for in front of the pulpit in the church. CGIT 'The CGIT meeting on Tuesday evening opened with the mem- ber's purpose and hymn followed by a Worship service conducted by Nancy and Mary Lou Tindall. Featured on the evening's program was the initiation of new members. The meeting closed with taps-, were Sunday guests with the former's parents, Mr, & Mrs. S. Molnar. Will install pay phone Mr, Mrs, Fred Cunnington, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family, Thames Road at- tended a family get together over the weekend at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Vogan In Listowel, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb spent the weekend with Mrs. Greb's Mother in Mount Albert. Mrs. Robert Smith is spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden and also visiting relatives in Exeter, Mr. & Mrs, Ken Hodgins were Sunday visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Charles Hodgins in Chesley. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 Hicks. Men's high score Lawrence Hirtzel; low score John Carrington; low hands, Chas. Hollings. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dixon and Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carter will convene the next party. Couple honoured on anniversary The meeting for senior citizens in the community centre on Saturday afternoon turned out to be quite a surprise for the Ted Bowdens as it had been planned by their family in celebration of their parents 45th wedding an- . niversary, Following an afternoon of cards and crokinole a smorgasbord meal was served. Readings by Lloyd Morgan, Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and the witty remarks of Cecil Skinner added to the enjoyment of the af- ternoon. Celebrations continued on Sunday with a dinner at the Garage in London followed by a social time at the home of Donna and Ray Paynter and family, Kirkton, 6:30 p.m. TRADING POST AUCTION ROOM 138 Main St., Ailsa Craig An interesting collective auction of unusual antique furniture, glassware and china. Including marble top hall stand, mahogany chiffonnier, overmantle, pine bedside cabinets, Victorian mahogany dressing table, round din- ing room table, hall seat, inlaid music cabinet, oak bookcase, small pine dresser, oak vanity, umbrella stand, swing mirror, pine hanging shelf, Vic- torian marble wash stand, American butter churn, pine blanket boxes, un- usual carved oak hall stand, desk, spice cabinet, marble top cupboard, balloon back chairs, nice set of 4 Oak dining room chairs, Jacobean carver, 0.G, clock, Vienna regulator wall clock, large double weighted wall clock, miniature grandfather clock, cookie barrels, press glass, Carnival glass, depression glass, boot scraper, iron door knocker, Cranberry glass lamp shades, brass lamp fixture, copper coal box, brass fire screen, fire side set, apothecary bottles, piano stool, jug and bowl sets, crocks, prints, bed chambers, large assort- ment of antique glass and china collec- tibles. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar and family of Agincourt accompanied by Mrs. Molnar's mother, Mrs. James Geddes of St. Thomas Patrons at the Exeter arena may soon not have the availability of free telephone service, RAP moved this week to have a pay telephone installed to end the nuisance of youngsters marching into the arena office to mil home asking parents to pick them up, John Stephens said the youngsters knew when they were done skating or hockey and the telephone calls were unnecessary in most instances. The main office in the arena will be locked in future, although members of the minor hockey and figure skating associations will' be given keys so they can have access to the facility for conducting their normal business. No reserve Terms Cash Phone 293-3444 Auctioneer Garry Goodfellow View afternoon of sale Messengers meet The November meeting of the Messengers was held in the church school room on Sunday morning and opened with the motto, Business was discussed followed by a minute of silence in observance of Remembrance Day, A story was told and games were played. The meeting closed with the motto. Euchre party Mr. & Mrs, Ralph Lightfoot and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blair were in charge of the euchre party in the Community Centre, on Monday) night with 10 tables in play. Prize winners were as follows: ladies high score Mrs, Earl Dixon; low score Mrs, Otto Darling; lone hands Mrs. Frank By MRS. FRED BOWDEN El9TRALIA Centralia United Church Women held their November meeting on Thursday November 7 with a white cross and poppies spotlighted at the front of the room, for Rememberance day. The opening hymn was ac- companied by Mary Shoebottom at the piano, Mrs, Ken Hodgins read the scripture and led in the Apostle's Creed. Mrs. Ken Greb gave a reading on Rememberance Day followed by two minutes silence. Ruth Ann Essery played a piano solo "Valiant Hearts." Mrs. Ken Hodgins read Psalm 46 and gave a commentary on it, Mrs. Mary Lou Tascho played a piano solo. Mrs. Lorne Hicks showed slides on Greece, the Parthenon, Bavaria, "Oberom- murgan" - the home of the passion play held every 10 years, Switzerland and North America including some of the neighbours and senior citizens. Mrs. James Essery, president opened the business meeting with a poem entitled Time. A Christmas dinner was discussed for senior citizens. The UCW are going to purchase a new floral 46c I Women meet at Saintsbury • Ministry of Housing Ontario Housing Corporation 4 is RITUAL OF JEWELS — Four ladies received the ritual of jewels degree at the pledge banquet of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority last week. Dorothy Balsdon (left) congratulates the recipients, Carol Bishop, Joanne Dinney, Mary Ann Topp and Barbara Grant. T-A photo HOUSES FOR SALE TOWNSHIP OF KINCARDINE By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SA1NTSBURY Mrs. Bob Tindall gave her home on Wednesday evening for the November A.C.W. meeting. The president, Mrs. Joan Greenlee was in the chair. Mrs. Mary Jeffries read the Scripture and Mrs, Hazel Eaton led in the meditation, Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee lead in prayer. Miss Nancy Tindall gave a reading which was enjoyed by all. Mrs, Mary Davis gave a paper on prayer and example. Mrs. Greenlee read the minutes of the October meeting. Mrs. Joan Greenlee invited the members to her home for the Christmas meeting and gift exchange. An invitation from the ladies of Brinsley group for their tea and bazaar, on November 27 was read. The hostess assisted by her daughters Nancy and Marylou served refreshements. Personals Mrs. Heber Davis ac- companied • Mrs. Earl Atkinson and Mrs. Norma Coleman, Lucan, Mrs. Rd. Dickens, Mrs. Jack Dickins and Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter to the home of Mrs. Maurice MacDonald for lunch recently. Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Davis ac- companied the Lucan-Ilderton jets on the trip to Erie Penn- sylvania for the two hockey games last weekend, Mr. Gote Wennerstrom spent. Saturday with Mr. Clarence Fletcher, Woodham And on Sunday he visited Mr. & Mrs, Cliff Abbott, Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were Tuesday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston, Centralia. • P.1€ If home ownership has been eluding you, Ontario Housing Corporation's Home Owner- ship Made Easy (H.O.M.E.) Plan may provide you with the key that will open"the door to your own home. OHC has allocated serviced building lots for the construction of 38 three and four-bedroom detached houses for sale under the H.O.M.E. Plan in the Huron Ridge subdivision, west of Queen Street on the'. northern boundary of Kincardine. These houses include four three-bedroom units which will be bought by OHC for allocation to applicants for rental housing selected from OHC's waiting list. They will be rented on a geared-to-income scale as part of Ministry of Housing policy into inte- grated rental housing in the general community. The remainder will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Sixty per cent of the dwellings will be three- bedroom units and the remaining 40 per cent four-bedroom units. Families interested in purchasing one of the houses should contact the builder of their choice. As this program is designed to assist families obtain home ownership, only couples, or single individuals with at least one legal dependent, are eligible. EXECUTIVE MEMBERS SKATE, TOO — Members of the Exeter figure skating club executive participated in Monday's skateathon to raise funds for club work. Above, president Anne Prout and Karen Pfaff skate with Sherry and Kevin Valley - T-A photo BUILDER'S PRICES 8 three-bedroom houses $24,000-$25,900 BUILDERS Delbar Investmenteof Goderich Ltd. 36A East Street Goderich, Ontario Tel. (519) 524-2332 Royal Homes Limited P.O. Box 370 Wingham, Ontario Tel. (519)-357.2606 30 three and four-bedroom houses $24,500426,500 I 14 $ (1 cl. ,.0 11 1 ,''ArTU 1 I ,Le l T 1..P....?\ . . ' ,,,,.. 14.00111.ifliEntri Custom Slaughtering and Processing By leasing the land on which the houses will be built, OHC removes the land costs from the necessary down payment for a house. As a result, homes may be purchased with a down payment as low as five per cent of the house price. With a minimum down payment, a family with a gross annual income of $9,520 may qualify for, a house. The lots are offered on the basis of a 50-year lease, with the home-owner having the option to buy the land at any time after five years of the lease have elapsed. Monthly land lease payments will be approximately $42. Mortgage financing for the purchase of these houses is being provided by the Province at 8 3/4 per cent interest on a five-year term with an amortization period of 35 years. The purchase of H.O.M.E. Plan houses is limited to single-income families whose earnings do not exceed $14,500 and combined-income families whose earnings do not exceed $17,000 annually. Only families who have been residents in Ontario for at least one year are eligible. ANOTHER H .O.M.E. COMMUNITY qtvELOPEO BY ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION AN AGENCY OF THE MINISTRY OF HOUSING To Individual Pequirernents Cattle and Hogs are Government Inspected in ourModern Abattoir tot Your Protection. Specializing in Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY All Pr:resting Guaranteed LOCKERS FOR RENT By Month or Year EXETER FROZEN FOODS Phone 235.6400 -- - COMEMMENEMETHEYEM