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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-05-18, Page 21II REAL Esi IE 7. Real estate for sale Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9371 NEW LISTING - Modern 1 floor brick bungalow on Maple St. Clinton. 2 bedrooms, gas heated. Priced to sell. 10 acres in ' Hullett Twp. Farrowing barn insulated. 2 storey brick home, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, dining and living room. All carpeted. Upholstery business in Blyth, heated shop fully insulated,, all equipment included in pur- chase price. 11/2 storey home, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, carpeted living and dining room, double lot. 20 acres near Bayfield, new ranch -style home, all ultra- modern 10 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, beautiful view. 260 acres crop land in Goderich Twp. 220 acres workable. 5 acres near St. Augustine, 11/2 storey brick home. Barn on property. 1 floor home near hospital in Clinton, 4 rooms, full basement, Targe shop. New 1 floor brick home in Clinton, 5 rooms all carpeted, full basement. 1 floor brick bungalow in Londesboro, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, newly decorated. Close to school. 46 acres in Stanley Twp. barn and shed. Good 2 storey home, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms. Living and dining room, full basement. 100 acre f4.4po finish barn near Lor,Soro 11/2 storey horn near schools in Clinton, 8 rooms; 3 - bedrooms, newly decorated. Mansion -type home in Clinton, 2 storey brick, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Living and dining room, 2 fireplaces, den, 11/2 baths, full basement, good location., Make an offer. - ANL inn Inik 7. Real estate for sale 7. Real estate for sale W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 38 EAST ST. GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-8100 or 524-9131 OPEN HOUSE SAT., MAY 20th, 1978 2:00 to 7:00 P.M. Quality home. Family room, log burning fireplace, 2 baths; many extras. Immediate possession. Open for all offers. Choose from over 38 floor plans in 2 -storey, split-level, split- entiy: or ranch style, with 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms. There's no down payment and a Muttart mortgage can be repaid in 15 or 20 years. All you need is your own lot and you can build your.home quickly and easily from complete, simple instructions supplied. CaII collect to Mr. Angus McKay or Mr. Brian Eva at (519) 794.3154, visit our show model or mail in the coupon today fbr'ai'FREE BROCHURE. NB NI Ell UN NI ON EN Ell 11M1 To: MUTTART HOMES Hwys. 6 & 10, north of Chatsworth, Box 17 Chatsworth Ont. ■ 1 Name 1 Address FOOD FOR THOUGHT 1 ,. In the evenings and on , City Saturdays and holidays Lady Phone1 Luck searches for people i I have my own lot YES ❑ . NO ❑ • working in their barns, stores and offices. - ®NMI - ®_ - ®®®MN MN tib Jack's Jottin from Queen's GODE 51...GNA1,-STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 18,1978—PAGE 21 __- ._..... _.-,_... ..�... BY JACK RIDDELL, M.P.P. also had complaints about the way the legislation is Responding to strong public working. Earlier, the Ontario pressure, the Ontario Council Chairman of the Government has returned Housing and Urban about 60 per cent of the Development Association of Niagara Escarpment plan. Canada had presented a ning area to the control' of brief. The association's local councils. Along the 950 m e m b e r sh i p includes mile Escarpment (from builders, land developers, Niagara Falls to Tobermory) landlords and property the revised planning area varies in width from about one-half to three miles. The only control on the 1.2 million acres removed from the planning area will be municipal bylaws and zoning regulations - subject to the approval of the Ministry of Housing. Liberal MPP Robert McKessock (Grey Riding) has tabled a Private Member's Bill which would have slashed the Com- mission's control to an area including only the Escarp- ment itself and 1,000 feet on either side. A crowd of about 300 people, representing Metro Toronto tenant groups, filled a committee room at Queen's Park to demand that the Government retain rent controls. They appeared to express their views, to a Committee studying options to rent controls, which are scheduled to end December 31. While asking for the con- tinuation of rent control, they MORTGAGE MONEY DON DENOMME Would like to HELP YOU arrange a 1st or 2nd Mortgage at lower rates. MONEY is available for -Residential, Commercial -Rural, Industrial .Home. Additinns_and• �Irre- provements -Debt Consolidations -Special Builders' Plan -Buy existing Mortgages for Cash. FREE MORTGAGE INFORMATION 1st Mortgage 10% 2nd Mortgage 12% 'Call Don collect anytime at 524-2747 Advanced Realty Funding 150 Cambria Road N. (over Cashway Lumber) Goderich `-Alexander &Ch�pmon Realty Limited Member Of The Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service Real Estate — General Insurance — Property Management 8 THE SQUARE, GODERICH 524-9662 or 524-6542 OAK STREET: Compact 3 bedroom bungalow. Fully insulated. Full basement with recreation room. Low maintenance costs. Oil hot water heating. Nicely Landscaped Lot, Close to all schools. Owner transferred. Asking 544,500. GIBBONS STREET Brick 3 bedroom bungalow with carport on a nice lot with mature trees. Large bright recreation room. Patio doors on living room. Good quality carpets. Priced at 554,900. CLOSE TO THE SQUARE: Brick 2 storey 3 bedroom house on Britannia Road West. Modern Kitchen. Dining room with fireplace. Immediate possession. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT: Attractive bungalow on a large lot in a nice residential area. Features a modern kitchen and beautiful hardwood floors. Full basement. Price now only 539,900. Immediate possession too. i SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Good highway location in Goderich. Ideal for other uses. Make your dreams come true! ON THE LAKE: Year round home on the lake. The dream home of many people. Only 5 miles south of Goderich. Enjoy this 2 bedroom bungalow with family room on the main floor. Inground heated swimming pool. Beautiful view of the lake. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 111/2 acres close to Auburn. Low taxes. 3 Grocery & Variety store with modern 3 bedroom house with full basement. Drilled bedroom attached residence. Close to well. Like new metal barn 24' x 48'. Good Kincardine. Good potential for a nice in- opportunity for carpenter, plumber, come while living by Lake Huron. electrician, etc. Immediate possession. Asking 562,500. Open for offers. FARMS See us for dairy, beef, or cash crop farms. If you are thihking of buying or selling, come in or phone us for information. HIGHWAY FRONTAGE Approx. 534 acres immediately south of Goderich presently auction sales room with attached 3 bedroom residence. Also 24' x 42' barn. Many possible uses. Good financing offered. INCOME PROPERTY Close to The Square. 3 bedroom 11/2 storey house with family room with fireplace. Inground pool and separate rental apart- ment. Brick 2 storey house with centre hall plan. Three one bedroom and one bachelor apartments. Gas hot water heating. Separate meters. Live in one and enjoy a nice income. Asking 554,900. COUNTRY PROPERTY 3 acres nicely landscaped on highway only 5 miles north of Goderich. Includes 3 bedroom bungalow with attached double garage and other storage buildings. See it soon. YOUR COUNTRY HOME: Scenic 34 acres with spring water and abundant firewood. Many other M.L.S. Listings available. South east of Goderich only 2 miles from Come in and see us today. Highway No. 21. Remodelled updated' 2 storey block house. Large steel barn 30 x 50 for your hobby. Make your dream home in the country come true. LOTS - Fully serviced building Tots on Suncoast Drive. Close to schools. Paved street. We would be pleased to discuss your new home with you. Lakefront lot - beautiful treed lot with 100 ft. frontage and 166 feet deep overlooking Lake Huron, LAKESIDE DRIVE About T1/2 acres, fully serviced lot on the lakefront. 530-,000 COTTAGES Summer cottage and garage close to Goderich. Own well and septic tank. Only 525,000 MOBILE HOMES Yes, we have a good selection of mobile homes. We invite you to discuss your needs with us. We will be pleased to offer ,free expert advice on buying, selling or mortgage arrangements. We hove others for your consideration WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALESPEOPLE: BERT ALEXANDER, 245 CatherinoSt., Tel. 524-7836 BERNICE GLENN, Lucknow, Tel. 528-3234 DON ABERHART, 84 Cornox Cres., Tel, 524-7216 VALERIE CAMPBELL, RR 1, Dungannon, Tel. 529-7643 ED JESSOP, 182 Wilson St., Tel. 524-7287 SHELAGH SULLY, 64 Comox Cr., Tel. 524-9059 JOHN BANTER, RR 2, Goderich, Tel./524-8149 I managers, trade contractors, suppliers, utility represen- tatives, mortgage lenders, realtors, architects and engineers. Their brief urged the committee to continue the rent supplement program for people with genuine income problems and also recom- mended adjustment of post - review rent increases to the consumer price index. Liberal Education Critic, Ron Van Horne (London - North) questioned the Minister of Education about teachers being fired from Ontario's schools for the blind and deaf. Five teachers will lose their jobs in these schools this September, but the Minister says no students will Suffer as a result of the staff reduction, nor will programs be reduced. Also starting this Sep- tember, every Ontario kin- dergarten teacher will be expected to test students to see which need special education help. Research indicates that teachers should discover that 18 per cent of children will need some kind of special assistance. Some 97 Boards now have such an identification program, and the Minister will soon in- troduce an amendment to the Education Act requiring every Board to identify children's learning problems in kindergarten. Liberal John Sweeney (Kitchener -Wilmot) asked the Minister what percentage of Ontario children need special education, and apparently several research projects are being done on this question. U. S. studies show that "anywhere from two per cent to 20 per cent of children could fall into the special education category." -.-Severalyears ago the Government miscalculated teachers' salaries and con- tributed to their pension plan on the basis of little or no increase when actually teachers received 15 per cent in annual raises. Teachers' contributions to the pension fund increased rapidly, but the Government did not immediately match the in- crease. This error,.plus in- flation has resulted in the Government owing the teachers' pension fund more than $1 billion and it costs some $195 million every year to keep up the payments on that debt. Retiring teachers have no cause to worry, because the pension fund contains $2.3, billion and i.s in no danger of going into bankruptcy. However, this debt represents the amount the Government must contribute to cover the expected pen- sions of teachers' retiring in years to come and the Province has 15 years to pay it off. Because it decided what teachers' salaries and con- tributions would be three years in advance, the Government was caught short. Now it checks every year, which says Ron Van Horne (L. London -North) they should have been doing all the way along. "They made such a botch of it. It's ludicrous of them to complain about costs now. It's their fault the pension is short." The Treasurer has said that he recognizes there are real problems with- the pension • fund, but he won't change it until the Royal Commission' on Pensions report is finished. He, has indicated that he is thinking the Government should get out of the plan and hand the pen- sions over to the school hoards, because while at , present the boards are giving the teachers higher salaries, the Government is paying the resulting higher pensions. Ontario Workmen's Compensation Board has decided to accept cancer of the larynx as an industrial' disease in workers exposed to asbestos dust or nickel aerosols. Announcing this • new policy, the Chairman of the Board said the decision is a first for compensation boards anywhere in the world. Guidelines for the adjudication of claims for laryngeal cancer have been developed by the Board, S Park although these may be changed when studies are completed. The Minister of Revenue has announced that the Government has decided to strengthen its tax fraud team. The special investigation unit, which examines suspected attempts to evade any of the 13 provincial taxes, including corporation, per- sonal income and retail sales taxes, will get 11 new in- vestigators making a total of , 26. Members of all three parties have given approval to a Private Member's Resolution calling for the Government to consider legislation to prohibit during election campaigns "the publication or broadcasting of all public opinion pools that purport to indicate the standing of any leader, candidate or party or the status of any issue in the election. ■■ WWalk, jog, run, skate, ski, swim, 0 . paddle, pedal . . don't let life • Ccatch you with your head down. 011) len Fitness is fun: — Try some. a) 0-4 paRr/Grsa Danny McHardie was the chef at the Kinsmen-Kinette Auction sale held on Saturday afternoon at the arena. Here he tries to persuade two-ye.r-old yny Olson to have a hot dog instead of eating her finger. (Photo by Joanne Walters) WE'RE STILL RENOVATING Watch for our Re -Opening within the week Sorry for any inconvenience. 0E0 04,0 Let's renew the Spirit of '77 AVAILABLE NOW... Our Own Official GODERICH FLAG* ON SALE AT: SIZES • TOWN OF GODERICH MUNICIPAL OFFICE • CAMPBELL'S • SQUIRE GIFTS 6" x 9" =1.75 P.S.T. „ „ WITH STAFF 6 x 9 AND BASE $2.00 48" x 60" *24.95 *ANY OUTLET WISHING TO SELL GODERICH FLAGS THIS YEAR, PLEASE CONTACT HOWARD AITKEN AT 5,....431 or 524-7901 36" x 54" 93095 18" x 30" '8.95 1'