The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-12-05, Page 13REAL EL— ESTATE
4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HURON
HAVEN
HOMES
Mobile Home Sales b Service.
21/2 miles north of Goderich on
Highway No. 21'at Huron Haven
Village. •
Featuring the best variety In the'
area of top quality homes by -
Marlette, Bendix and Homco.
Phone 524-6384 or 524-8059.
Service and , Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Owned and operated by Homes
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MOBILE
HOME
LOTS
TO LEASE
Check and compare what
Huron Haven VillageMobile
Home "ark has to ofer you in
Mobile Home Park facilities.
Located just 21 2 miles north of
Goderich on No 21
Phone for more information
524-6384 or 524-8059
We offer acres and acres of
space. Country Estate living at
down to earth prices.
— Property
Management
I- nvestments
1.26 THE SQUARE
GODERICH
REAL MATE BROKER
—Farms
—Business
,Resort Properties
.. • OFFICE .
82 Albert Street
Phone-: 482-9371
MASON BAILY—
BROKER/MANAGER
NICE 11/2 storey frame with'"'"1 .4
siding, three bedrooms .with forced.
air -oil heating in Londesboro•
Fifty acre farm in Hullett, with
spring crqpk, seven room insul brick
home.
GINGERBREAD N
EVERYTHING NICE:'Lovely cen-
• tury home in excellent condition
centrally, located in Clinton.
Carriage House on property now
rented.
One hundred acre farmin Grey
Township, 85 workable, eight room
11/2 storey home.. with' three
bedrooms.
524-9097
DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE
TAKE YOUR PICK — A great beef operation or. en excellent
recregtlon farm. Over 114 acres with nearly 1/2 a mile of river
flowing through plus a strong creek. Bank barn with pit silo •
and 79 acres of workable land. Highway location, with several
registered building lots. Balance in bush for snoWmobilers, and
hunters. Large, 4 bedroom family brick home, modern kitchen,
2 baths make His worth the asking price of only $49,500.00.a
FREE' EVALUATION
NO OBLIGATION:— We will Inspect your -home, cottage, .,
farm, •car business and give you an oral opinion as to the
Trus. Market Value. - -
IT. COSTS 'YOU NOTHING'— To list your property with
us..(1 you're serious about selling, we will get you the
highest price, as the market has never been better.
WE PLEDGE TO SERVE YOU — Having a combined ex-
. • perience of over 10 years in the Real Estate Field, we can
serve you better • in all phases: We have • cash buyers
'waiting for acreages, small holdings, etc.
,WE WORK AT IT FULL TIME •-• If you're considering
. selling any type of Real Estate Property, no matter how
large'•orsmall it Is; we would appreciate the opportunity
of meeting lend , talking with .,you, •
WE NEED-YOUR-PROP-ER-TN-
BUY
EEaD UR -PROP -'R- -
BUY OF THE YEAR
IMMACULATE TWO STOREY GODERICH HOME.—' Featuring
a very large living room, with fireplace, homemiakers dream kit-•
chen, bar -divided dining • room; 3 really big bedrooms, queen
• size 4 pee. bath with vanity, finished games room. Separate
garage and workshop. All this for under $40,000.00 and only
95,500.00 down:
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CALL -THE PROFESSIONALS
PICK UP YOUR FREE FLYER
Agnes MacKinn.ii Jack Cummings Bill Clifford
524.6334 52419624 524-9090
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR,. THURSDAY, DEC1 M13II 5, 1974 PAoi
LET'STL,K MINOR HOCKEY
(continued from page 8)
were Rick• Leddv and Chris
Carter.-
Thirdl period it was Ted
Doherty who broke the tie as he
combined- with Rod Graham to
give Hoist the lead. Before the
period ended, Gerry Gwyn
picked up a goal and assisted
on Wayne Jackson~ goal to
make, it 5-2.
aG•oderich Elevators led the
way with 12 points, followed by
D.H.R•E. 9 points; and McGee
G.M. Parts just three points.
Player changes should be made
to balance up this division.
THE TWINS
MIDGET ALL STARS
In a game played in Kincar-
dine last Tuesday, November
26, The Twins blew a 5-3 lead
going into the third period and
lost to Kincardine 6-5.
The Twins opened the game
with two quick goals, Barry
Ward picked up Phil Arthurs
rebound for _the first-goal#•Mike
•Vanasira Home, two storey,' six
rooms large livi g room and dining
room, three bedr(oms.
Two -hundred acre mode►•r>, dairy
farm in Ashfield Township, cows
and quota included in the purchase
price.,.'
, SPACIOUS brick home on a lovely'
two acre , landscaped highway
property. Out buildings are in- ex-
cellent repair.
PETER S. MacEWAN.
GENERAL INSURANCE
• REAL ESTATE BROKER
38 ST.„DAVID ST. GODERICH
GOOD FAMILY HOME
.Of frame construction, located three blocks from uptown con-
'Slating of four bedrooms, Targe kitchen, taxes only $210.00
yearly. Included .in” the purchase price is washer, dryer, gas
stove, all curtains and rugs, all for only •$28,500.00.
524-9531
START RIGHT BUY RIGHT -
This home is very attractive having a .large modern kitchen, a
nice cerpeted'Ilving room, three bedrooms, modern 4 pc. bath,
good barn, ideal for raising rabbits, chinchillas, or what have
you. All of this situated on a large lot 80 x 132, extra 'lot could
be sold. Taxes $181.36. All for less `than $30,000.00.
WATCH THIS ONE GO,
One" and a half storey red brick home consisting of lour
bedrooms, at pp..bath, double living room, large dining room,
new oil furnace, situated on approx. 63/4 acres. of land plus a
barn • 65 x 40 and an implement shed. This property is located
approx. 8 miles from Goderich in Goderich Township. Phone
for inspection:
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MAKE US AN OFFER •
On this two bedroom, wartime house. You may not be able to
affords castle but you can afford this home. Owner has moved
and Is prepared to look at any reasonable oilers. Phone for in-
spection today. •
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GOOD INCOME_PROPERTY
This brick duplex Is Jocated near the schools and arena. Each
Unit has three bedrooms. It Is situated on a large lot 124 x 134.
For further details phone today.
DUPLEX OF BRICK AND FRAME CONSTRUCTION
Each unit'having two bedrooms, tenants lily own hydro and
water. Monthly Income $250.00 which makes this a good invest-
ment with terms avallsble.
RETREAT HOME OR COTTAGE
At Bluevrater Beach, 4 bedrooms, frame construction, partly
winterized, all new broadloom throughout; year around water
supply available. Lot 110 x 50. Taxes only $76.00 per year. All
for only $15,000.00. Act fast on this one. r,
HIGHWAY RESTAURANT
Located on highway 4 at Henson Ontario. Thi# Is a very
profitable business owner retiring property consists Of lot 80
x 164, of which there 1.•1,000 square feet of parking area.
Ouildlng and 'equipment approx. 7 years old. Real estate,
business ar fd liquipMent only asking $38,000.00.
Vile deed Your Listings • - jot 'Action if Buying or Selling
Please Plane B.R. Robinson •
Res. 524.60
John 24.60 58 ker Bruce Ryan Res. 524-E905
Res. 524-7782.
i JO.Ari Bollen Maurice Gardiner Johir Duddy •,
rrY Evenings 482-3652
$SS 1f24- 03 Hes. 565.2421
Res. 524.7302., •
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT
No 'matter" what happens; there is
-always someone who knew it would:
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91/2% MORTGAGE
The owner will hold a 91/2% mor- .
tgage on this excellent family •
home located on. Huron Street, in
Clinton: Four bedrooms, 11/2
baths, huge family room. Many ex-
tra features include garburator,
electronic filter on gas furnace,
- Tappan'2 oven: range, refrJgeretor,
Maytag washer .and dryer and all
drapes, all for 535,000.00 -
Cummings start* t e p ay.
"Phil Arthur made it 2-0 25
seconds later as he intercepted
a Kincardine pass. - •
,Right winger Scott Harris
labhed in a loose puck'to make
it 2-1 " for Kincardine's first
goal. Goderich got this one
hack as Phil Arthur stick han-
dled past two defencemen to
beat Clark Aitken. Before the
period ended; Bruce Doyle
co.p bined with Ken .Jolley to
make it :3-2. .
Twins picked up two more
goal_4,, in the second, one on a
penalty shot, Phil Arthur had
the honour as he heat
reiilacement goal -tender John
Mars and Mike Cummings
scored unassisted through a
mass of players.
Al Boileau scored Kincar-
dine's third goal as Goderich
was a man short.' -
Then the ,roof fell in, Kincar-.
10 ACRE
HOBBY FARM
In Goderich Township. 2 storey, 3
bedroom home ' with new vinyl
siding, almost new oil furnace,
• large kitchen with dining area. .
Living room, den and upstairs carr •
peted. Barns presently house 500
laying hens, suitable for horses or
Cattle,Profitable egg business in-
cluded if purchaser wishes. Listed
at 536,000. Existing 71/2% Mor-
tgage '
VACANT STORE
CLINTON
Ready for occupancy - well .
,'located -tear main • corner. Recen-
tly renovated with attractive '
storefront. Suitable for many types
of businesses. $16,500 includes a 2 m
bedroom apartment and a
basement for storage. Gas forced
air furnace.
HOME BAKERY
- AND RESTAURART
Established business well located
in Seaforth. Income from ad-
ditional store and 3 apartment*,
5450 per month. Room for two
more apartments on second floor.
Good potential for fast food
business and specialty bakery.
Full price, $60,000.
• COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
EXETER
• Avoid speculation tax by investing
in commerciaj property. This huge
*building on, Main Street in Exeter .
grosses 59,000' per year. from S '
leases, includes a Iarge'apartment
and 3 'stares. An excellent hedge
against inflation. 567,000 with
$26,000 to the existing mortgages.
MOTEL •
This 9 unit Motel on a main high-
way entering Goderich provides a
good weekly income with little
work. Extra lots for expansion.
Good 3 bedroom home included in
purchase price.
RIVERFRONT HOME
Pretty chalet -style home and over
2 acres in 3 lots. Year-round cot-
tage With 3 bedrooms, family
room, living room and fireplace.
Attached 2 car garage. Make us
an offer. '
VANASTRA HOMES
3 hew listings mean we can new
offer you a .Wide -choice of styles at
very competitive prices. We can
help with financing too. Ask to see
details of the homes now on our
books. -
DON HOLST
REAL ESTATE LTD.
REALTOR
' 53 West Street
• 524-8951
John Thompson
Evenings: 521.0238
dine Came on strong with three
unanswered goals in the; final
period•: =Goderich we're without
Mike Andrews, Bill Lewis and
Greg Beacom •
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Uoderich played a return
game against Hanover, here
last Saturday night and
defeated them 7-1..The Twins
went ahead 4.0 in the first
.period on two goals by Tim
McLean ,and singles by. Ben
Worsen and Mike Cummings.
Hanover got their only goal
in the setond period as Doug
Miles spoiled John Pages
shutout. In t he final period, Ed
Courtney, Bill Walters and
Phil Arthur picked up a, goal
apiece.
Sunday afternoon in x game
played in Walkerton, the
Walkerton Midgets ot4tskated
and out-plaved Goderich, plus
scored three,,unanswered .goals
in the first period and went on
to defeat the Twins 7-5.
Goderich fought hack in the
game three all 'on goals by Paul
Schaefer; Pete Crew -,and Phil
Arthur. •Walkerton went ahead
5-3 on two powerplay goals as
Goderich had two men in the
penalty box. Before the period
ended, Walkerton had a, 6-3
lead.
Third period both teams
played a close checking game,
but' Jeff Hohlev got :Walker -
ton's final goal at the 3:18
mark. Phil. Arthur picked up
the hat,trick as he finished with
two more goals, both being set
up' by Tim McLean and Scot
,Kennedy.
One was on a poweri play
goal,. Goderich had 19 minutes
in penalties and Walkerton 20
minutes, all minors.
HOCKEY NOTES
We've heFird a great deal
about conflict in recent , elec•
tions. Do we not have a conflict
in the Goderich Minor Hockey --
Association? Conflict is often
the result of misunderstanding,
difference of opinions etc.
How would you- like to pick
the, player ' of.. the week, or
volunteer your services, as • a
BY JACK CUMMINGS;
coach, manager, car helper? -
Let's Support Minor Hockey.
It's one of the cornrnunity''s
greatest involvement~. When
was the last time ,you attended
one. of your son's gapes, or
took a car load of players to an
out of town game?
Silent- Night
old favourite
BY BETTY ANN BAGLEY
CONESTOGA JOURNALISM
STUDENT
Silent Night is the best -loved
and most widely used of all the
Christmas carols and has been
translated into no .less than
ninety languages- and dialects.
The carol was written
Mohr, a Catholic priest who
lived in Oberndorf, an obscure
village near Salzburg, Austria.
As happens frequently' with
matters that 'rapidly achieve
world fame, legends gathered
around the origin of this song
and one is compelled to
critically choose between fact
and fancy.
One attempt to explain the
background of the song relates
that at a Christmas celebration
in the local schoolhouse Mohr
withdrew, for a short time and
returned some time later with'a
folded sheet of paper on which
he had rapidly written ' the
carol. •
Another report states that
Mohr had attended a crude
dramatization of the Christmas
story and had been so deeply
moved by it that he climbed to
the small mountain outside the
town and let the night speak to
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him, -with the result he went -
home at midnight and com-
posed the noted hymn.
The universal appeal of the
hymn is the beautiful and
progressive portrayal of the
nativity' -scene, from the quiet
darkness to the flood of light
with the shepherds and the
kingly figures bringing not only
_gifts but Paying homage of
genuine"" e" v"' ar i """"
In 1848 the carol began its
journey around the world in
the Methodist song book of the
time, "The` Devotional Har-
mony." Today in addition to
being the most' widely used
carol of any other, it has been
the subject of numerous ar-
ticles, stories, plays and more
recently a movie.
During the Christmas season
as you participate in the
singing of this well-known in-
spiring carol remember its
heritage and take pride in the -
link that that unknown priest
so any years ago established
for us with 'our forefathers.
Just as you find peace and
warmth in the lyrics and music
this hymn creates, so has every
family for generations past.
What a tranquil and peaceful
. thought amidst the chaos of
modern time'•
LIST
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No end
to strike
There is still no end in sight'
in the strike'° of 285 workers at
the Bendix Home Systems
plant In Hensall as the strike
nears the end of its second
week. -
A union spokesman on
Tuesday night said that there
have been no meetings between
management and Local 3054 of
the United Brotherhood of Car-
penters and Joinefs of America
who, struck, the plant on
-November 25 after voting 222
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The Union spokesman said
Tuesday that two meetings had
been scheduled ,between them
and management - one on Nlon-
dav and another on Tuesday -
but Bendix management can••
celled both meetings.
Pickets are on duty outside
the plant 24 hours a day, and
none of the men have received
any pay for two •week~. A small,
•
ri e . ) vchec . 'or each union
member is expected nex w'•f"'"" e%-c".r'
The only staff crossing the
picket lines are the office
workers and . the foreman.
The union is asking for a
$1.35 wage increase in a two-
year contract as well as a cost-
• of -living clause raising wages
one cent an 'hour for every 4 -
cent increase in' the cost -of -
living index effective in Novem-
' ber, 1975,
The company has uttered a
$1.30 -an -hour wage increase
and .has agreed to the cost -of-
• living rise but wants a 10 -cent-
an -hour maximum on the two-
year contract.
Other outstanding issues in-
clude the wording in a health
and welfare benefits agreement,
as wen as the questions of
seniority. and management •
rights. •
Salic wage at, the plant,
which produces mobile homes
and recreational vehicles, is •'
Stuart Craine,, chief shop
stewart in, the Oxford Street
plant, said that "Wjth the last'
• contract we lost money. If. we •
accept this one' -we will still be -
down- without a cost -of -living •
clause. •
"We're talking of, buying
power."' •
Mr• Craine added that under,
previous owners: (Bendix.
bought • the Henfiall plant in
1972; previous owners were.
Boise Cascade and - General
Coach Works of Canada). ".This
was the. lest -paying and =best
operated Place to work in the
area.
"But- • it's getting
progressively worse. There's_a
bol; turnover of employees and -
very low morale.' We aren't
fooling around anymore ...
Other Bendix mobile home
plants in Si. Jerome, Que. ',and
Amherst, N.S.,• have recently
struck and received cost -of-,
living clause~ in their contracts.
The two Hensall facilities are
the only ones in Ontario; there'
are three more in' Western
;.Canada. All are subsidiaries of'
Bendix corporation, a • multi-
national firm with headquar-
ters in Southfield, Mich. '
Another mobile home
''mar, t;facturer, Glendale 'Mobile
Homes in Strathrny, settled a
seven -week J•trjke 'wi'th its em-
ployees in 'early November,
finally giving them a cost -of-
livin"g .clause, • '
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Realty Limited
Real Estate and General Insurance and Property Management
8 THE SQUARE, GODERICH, 5 2.4 9 66
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One Year 61d
3 bedroom brick on_.
Eldon Street. , Close to
schools. Electric heating.
Partly finished recreation
room. Asking 536,500.
129
Wellesley St.
2 storey brick and frame,
5 bedrooms, large bright
living room, dining :room,
den with fireplaie. Large
corner lot. Asking
' $55,000.
107
Benmiller
Approximately- 13 acres,
'with 10 being mostly .
Cedar and Hemlock.
Cozy 2 bedroom frame
house, on paved road,
and' over 400 feet of 1ron
tage.on Maitland River. 2
car garage, and barn;
guest`cabin. Open for of-
fers.
79,•
Gibbons St.
Brick house on large cor-
ner lot. 5 .bedrooms,
Ilving room with
fireplace, dlningroom,
family room.. Asking
$45,000.
109' -
Comox Crescent..
5 yrs." 'old. 4 bedroom
' 'bungalow, • 11/2
bathrooms, cozy family
room, living room, dining
area, carport and patio.
Asking , 535,000.
118
,Nea-ring-
Com, pletion
Several houses, splits, 2
storey, and bungalows.
Choose your house in
time for • Christm'as.
Located on' Suncoast
Drive West, close to lake '
. and close to schools.
Electric heating. Fully-_
• serviced lots.
101
Look -Newlyweds
2 bedroom frame, 11 /2
.storey. Excellent
condition. Full basement,
easily enlarged as
needed. Asking $26,000.
Open for offers.
113
Commissioner's
Mansion
Property on West Street
known ' as , the Park
House. Offers great
possibilities for Apart-
ments, or Hotel, , etc.
Ideally • located
overlooking Lake Huron.
'New furances. -
119
Cosy
One block from- the
Square; .11 /2 storey;!•
house, single car garage;
3 bedrooms, living room,
with fireplace, large
diningroom. Asking
$26,000.
, 127
Comox Crescent
3 yrs. old►, Brick 2 storey
house, with living 'room,
dining room, family room
with fireplace, • 4
bedrooms, • double
garage. Asking $59,500•
.124
Building lob
Close 'to square on
Kingston St. Vacant lot-
104 x 104. Commercial
location.
:102 .
Cottages
Your choice of 5 cot-
tages, immediately north
of •Goderich. All. fur-
nished, ' and ail° on
lakefront. Price ranges'
. from $18,000 to $39,500..
Year Around
Cottage
5 miles south of
Goderich. Country living
on large lakefront lot. 2
bedroom brick house, full
basement. Acorn
fireplace. Asking $39,900.
97
Lakefront Lot
In Goderich, Lakeside
Drive 128 x 508 ap-
proximately. One of the
few remaining tots in
town, for your dream
home. -
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Lakefront
Cottage Lot
°Martin's Point, south of
Pt. Albert. 60 x 252 ap-
proximately, good beach.
82.
Lakefront,
Cottage Lot
St. Joseph excellent , •
Iboation for a year
around cottage. Water
available. Beautiful
beach. Size ap-
proximately 50 x 412.
120
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Choose your neW hOmb now. The selection Is excelleflt. When, bUylnQQ or
selling, jour salespeople are pleased to help you, . .
tip
JESSOP, 182 Wilson St. Tel 524-7287
BERT ALEXANDER, 245 Catherine St.; Tel 524-71;36 ED � SULLY, 64 Co ox Cr. -Tal. 5244059
X24-959
GERRIE & BERNICE`GLENN, Dungannon, Tel 529E7924 SHELAGH
DON ABERHART, 38 Britannia RJOHN� BANTER, R.R. d. W., Tel 52472182, Cop
•oderich .?.l. 5248149
Stop'the bugs
The hugs under ,the stones
and hark in your garden la
summer are now awaiting the
opportunity to move into your
home for the winter. But you
can stop them. • •
"Both sowbugs • ` and
millipedes .feed on decaying
organic matter," says Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
.'Food horticulturist D.S.
McNeil.
':"So you can
discourage them from entering
your house by removing leaves
and other .garden debris that
may have collected around it.
Apply.- caulking to cracks
around doors and windows so
that bugs cannot get in that
way."
If millipedes or sowbugs get
inside, vacuum them up or
spray them with an aerosol
pesticide 'fr-Am your local .hard-
ware store or garden center. If
they are numerous, apply chlor-
dine or methoxychlor
baseboards and door and win
dowsills with a hand sprayer or
paint brush. Keep these
chemicals away from children
and follow package instructions
exactly.
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