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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-04-17, Page 296144. • GQDIGRICH SIGNAL STAR, TL ,RSPA' ', AF I„, in Board concerned 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE r PETER S. MacEWAN GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BROKER 36 ST. DAVID ST. GODERICH 524-9531 THREE NEW HOMES IN EXETER 1, fqur bedroom consisting of a kitchen 10 x 12,`dining room 12 x 12, living room 12 x 18, full basement, well treed corner lot 108 x 100. Two 3 bedroom brick homesefull basement, patio 'doors, garage on good Tots 80-x 125. For inspection of these outstanding values phone today. . THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW Full basement, Targe finished rec. room, two car garage with breezeway, situated on a nice lot 105' x 106', dishwasher, rugs, drapes, stove and fridge included in purchase price. A REAL CHEAPY Two bedroom frame home, full basement, finished' rec. room. This home is in good repair and included is an air conditioning unit, located in Vanastra Park, lot 64' x 91'. Asking price $18,500.00. OVIINNER TRANSFERRED, And desires to sell at once this three bedroom, brick home. Only 1 block from•'the Square. COTTAGE TIME IS COMING ' See us now as we have good lake front cottages available. We Need Your Listings - - - For Action if Buying or Selling John, Schneiksr Rosso Phone B.R. ,Robinson Bums Ryan Res. 524-7762 Res. 5244055 Maurice Gardiner Res, 524-7302 Res.' 524-6905 Home Lots to Lease' Check and compare — Huron Haven Village leases lots for modular and mobile homes. Enjoy full park facilities with country estate living -at down to earth prices. Come and talk to us on 21 Highway, 21/2 miles • north of Goderich, phone 524- 6384. Realty & Insurance Limited Grand Bend 238-2303 • Lakefront and second row lots — Boiler Beach, Kincardine, 190 x 200; Lorne Beach, 75 x 200; south of Goderich, 150 x 300 approx. Call Ruth. 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 FARM PROPERTY .AOR SALE , 11 acres of bush within 150 feet of, good- beach. Call Ruth or Enid. New 3 'bedroom cottage acres. of land at Homestead Heights. Call Ruth. M' 1pperwash Beach — 2 cottages on `large lot close to lake. Good in- come. Price 515,000. 160 acre dairy farm in Goderich Township. 2 storey brick house, large barn, 5 -unit milking parlour, drive shed, 40 milk cows, 30• heifers. all the iniplements. 333 acre dairy farm in Llicknow area. 2 storey a,house with 2 bathrooms, large barn, silo, milk house, drive shed, all the .im- plements, 70 milk -cows, 40 heifers. 200 acres in poderich'Township. Sow' and hog farm, 11/2 storey house, bank -barn 45 x 70. Sow barn 26 x 120, drive shed 36 x 56, silo 14 x 55. 100, acre dairy farm one .mile from . Clinton. 11/2 storey -house, barn 110 x 36, milk house, silo, 40' mjlk cows and heifers, all 'the implements. 100 acre farm in Hullett Town- ship. 9 room house, barn 32 x 70, 30 x 400, drive shed„32 x.45. 100 acre in Morris' Township. 2 storey house, large barn. C. Buruma R.R. 2 Clinton • 482-'3287 salesman for K.W. Colquhoun limited. Clinton. 482-9747 RUTH VAN DER MEER ._-.• 16b ly D 4.9007 4-8789 :HT 1-7192 ENID BELL 524-8191 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE in Seaforth — • roomy three bedroom home on.. .large treed lot, newly decorated. Call 1-527-0230:"-=-15,16 Robert M. Sharen Wishe's to,ya;nnounce the ap, pointrhe`trirli ' • Alexander •Chapma Realty Limited Real Estate lima General Issuance - Property'Manageilleut 8 THE SQUARE, GODERICH,..-. tS 2 4.9 6 6 2 Buy Now We have a good selection of new, nearly new and, older homes. See these without obligation. If you need more room, don't delay. Just come in or phone one of our sales people. Build By the Lake. In Goderich, Lakeside Q Drive 128 x' 508 ap- proximately. One of the few remaining lots in town, for your dream home. 9 Apartment -•Bunting New 26 unit apartment building. Good : mor- tgage available qualifying purchasers. Excellent returns. Details ,by appointment only. Fully rented. -lakefront Cottage 110 ft. excellent sandy beach. lrosy: cottage with fieldstone fireplace, nestled among many beautiful mature trees. Located five miles south. of Goderich. Asking 528,000. 6 97 Year Round -Cottage In this two bedroom brick bungalow nestled amongst trees. Large lakefront lot. Own well. Taxes 5119.00. Located five miles south • of Goderich.. Price •reduced to 536,000. New' Essex St. New brick tri -level with garage, 4 bedrooms; Targe family room with fireplace. Electric heating; Large living room. -Dining room with patio doors. Excellent location — ideal family home. Immediate possession. New Gibbons Street 3 bedroom brick semi- detached, close ,• to schools. Deluxe kitchen. Wall to wall broadloom. Patio doors. 1'/2 bath. Electric heating. Buy one or both. Selling Your farm? -- We have many inquiries for farms all sizes with • and without buildings. Give us a call now. No' obligation. 55 Cottage Furnished tri -level three bedroom cottage at Shamrock Beach. Immediately north of Kingsbridge with own well on extra lot. Electric ' heat.” Fireplace. Patio doors. Open for offers. 124 4 Bedroom Nearly new 2 storey attractive brick with double garage. M. Features Targe family room with fireplace, separate dining room, electric heating. Close to schools. '83/4 percent mortgage. An ideal family home. 127 Close to the Square 11/2 storey 3 bedroom house. Double living room with fireplace. Single• car garage. Room for a garden too.' Priced in lower twenties and open to all offers. Lots of Extras 4 bedroom with finished recreation room. Paved driveway and carport. Only six years old. Excellent condition. Carpeted living room ,and dining area. In- cludes frig and ,stove. ''Electric hot • water heating.. Asking $35,000 make an offer. 115 , 2 Country Living tlApprox. 10- acres, 3 miles east of Goderich, on a paved highway: Completely remodelled. 3 bedroom house: New vinyl .siding, new fur- nace, new -wiring, new plumbing. Drilled well... 'Also new red barn 36 x 28 with loft. Insulated, steel roof, steel siding. Owner transferred. Handyman ., Spector Two storey brick building • in Auburn. Good basement. Ex- cellent possibilities.for a hobby shop, store, or apartments. Live 'for • • less in Auburn. Low taxes. Priced at $9,900. 22 Investment Property on West Street known as the . Park House. Offers great possibilities for Apartments, or Hotel, etc. Ideally located 'overlooking Lake Huron. New furnaces. 119 Your New,Home . Several houses nearing 'completion... Buy -now., from a choice' of; split levels, bungalows, and 2 storey. Located on Sunc6ast West, close to schools. Electric" heating. Fully serviced lots. Close to the lake. Londesboro Enjoy lower cost living. Lower taxes. 3 ,bedroom 11sforey on a large lot with room for your own gardep, Renovations include r(early new furnace, new wirittg.and ultra modern bathroom. Asking only 520,000. 32 • 4.27 Brick 2 Storey Brick 2 storey 4 bedroom 'close to the Square. New roof. Double living room with fireplace." Full basement. Nearly new oil forced air heating. Immediate possession. 10 Income Property 3 apartments in quiet area. Each with stove and frig. Live in one and have good income from others. Each has own heat. Lakefront Lot St. Joseph — excellent location for a year air~dund cottage or home. Water available. Beautiful beach. Size approximately 50 x 412. 20 We Have others for your consideration. When buying or selling, our sales - people are pleased to help you. First time buyers save $1500, possibly $2000 o11 your new or older home: Ask us about the details. 4—'.— ' , ,2. , - BERT — -- BERT ALEXANDER, 245 Catherine St., Tel. 524.7836 ED JESSOP, 182 Wilson St. Tel. 5.24-7287 ,. GERRIE & BERNICE GLENN, Dungannon, Tel. '529-7924 SHELAGH SULLY, 64 Comox Cr: Tel. 524-9059 DON ABERHART, 38 Britannia Rd. W., Tel. 524.7216 JOHN BANTER, R.R. 2, Goderlch Tel. 1514-8149 Enid Bell 56 'St. Patrick St. Goderich to his sales staff. Mrs. Bell is well-qualified' to handle all aspects •,f •• the to, estate profession, and can be 'con- tacted at 524-8191 or 238-2303 • RC RC By Susan White Concern 'about adequate religious instruction by qualified teachers in Catholic schools in Huron and Perth ,and in the province was expressed. by the Huron "'Perth Roman Catholic separate school board at their meeting Monday night in Seaforth,. Trustees, who returned last week from attending the Ontario Separate School~ Trustees •Associa'ti•ot • con- vention in Toronto, reported that a resolution from the local Ward, recommending an in- formation program in high schools and universities to encourage Roman - Catholic stridents to become teachers, was passed by the association. The board initiated 'the resolution because they were concerned about a .shortage of Roman Catholic teachers. A program is being developed by Catholic educators to teach religion in •the provinces teachers' colleges, trustees learned at the k teacher s convention}. A report on the courses will soon be presented to the ministry, of education, trustee HowardShantz said and he called the move "the bright spot of the whole converence." Adding to Mr. Shantz' report, director of education John Vintar said the religious 'education program will • be relevant to students as they are now. He said the feeling of those on the religious education ainel at the ,conference was that parents have primary responsibility but a' good• example by teachers has great bearing in giving children a , religious background. The course for teachers must be voluntary, because it's a university course and must be general to a certain extent in order to qualify for provincial, ' funds, Mr. Vintar said. It will be a 50 hour long credit course and will include one semester en theory an one on teaching methods, the director said. Mr, Vintar said ' course content will include CathoUcisxn, G!Rd's ;reyntiop§hip to man, faith, de1MhWnity, and Christian morality, Re Called the course "encouraging'? "We, need people versed in the new facets of religion," he said Trustee Shantz said that in the 1960's the attendance of Catholic students at 'religion _courses in Teachers Colleges dropped off. Changes in the church have caused confusion, he said. "Years ago we were taught the Butler catechism and are not prepared for changes," he said, and cited eating meat on Friday and attending mass on Saturday night as things which were not acceptable a few years ago,. The board will encourage teachers presently on staff to attend the courses when they become available. Other trustees reported on sessions they had attended at the separate school trustees convention. Vince Young of Goderich said he was "disappointed and (continued on page 16) estrus..._ .. by Susan White 'Professional development days for teachers carne under discussion vat Monday night's meeting of the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic school board ih Seaforth. Director of education, John Vintar, told trustees that a committee of four principals are working out a schedule for the days and holidays in'1976, when he was presenting a. ministry of . education memorandum on, the '1975-76 schbi51'yeat Mid h6Tiday5'tt3 the board. L "I wonder about What goes on -at'. these professional development days", Goderich trustee Vince•. Young com- mented. He said he's heard questions and criticism in- cluding some from teachers who are not with the separate board. 4 Trustee Don Crowley suggested, holding professional development days on fair days. ....,.`}`-kids are out, the teachers can ,be developing them- selves", he said and suggested September 19, the date 'Of Stratford's Fall Fair, specifically. , , ;On a 'suggestrYn ' from St. Marys Trustee ' John O'Drowsky, the' board decided to • ask the principal's com- mittee to bring their plan on professional development days to the board. • • Trustees felt the mid -winter break holiday should. be onthe, same date for all area school boards, Following a request by trustee Michael Connolly, the administration agreed to contact, the public boards in the' two counties and "discuss the dates with there: Plans for a summer school on - religion to be held from July21- 25 at St. Ambrose School in Wingham were announced by *- Father Nolan of Sacred Heart Parish in Wingham in a letter to the board. Father Nolan said the week's school could involvle Catholic children who are not attending Catholic schools now, as well as those who are and non-Catholic students, with the, approval• of their ministers. The school would focus on .Christian living and would attempt to .show residents that a Catholic ... education is available, and valuable. Most of the students attending would be- from 'the Blyth area, the priest said. Father Nolan asked the board for approval of • the project, 'including tran- • sportation to the • summer school and used of the school facilities. The Board's personnel and transportation eommittees will look into making arrangements for buses and with the school's custodian and report to the next board meeting. Canada exporter' $1 billion more in foodstuffs in 1974 than it imported, Without the large sale of farm products, the dollar value of our imports would have been more than for exports. 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