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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-25, Page 20wilts c.mplete Holmesville -f.J HOLMESV11,1,E - The Enterprising Seniors met in the Community Centre in. Holmesville with Bert McCreath in Charge. Gertrude 'Trewartha played the piano for the opening exercises. Roll call was taken with a good attendance, Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Frank Yeo presented the treasurer report and a thank ou was react from the McPhersuns for the $50 and quilt sent to them after their tire. Illanrhe Ueeves gave tiie c'ar'd r'epor't. The next meeting is to be on April 2 at 2 Charlie fierce gave a few humin'ous stories and 13erniece and Stan Mellwai11 presented their slides un New Zealand and a very good ronutientaiy by 13erni,t'ee. Euchre and shuffleboard were then en - at rneeting gommigiobownigiosimail HOLMESVILLE NEWS Blanche Deeues, 4 !2-9536 joyed, followed by a hearty feed of pancakes and sausages,. thanks to the cooks. Church News Worship service was held in Holnlesville United Church on Sunday morning ,with lieu, James Bechtel officiating. He spoke to children before going to their classes. Wayne Tebbutt and Gordon Lobb 'received the offering. REAL ESTATE INC. 3 NORTH ST., GODERICH 524-2667 HOLMESVILLE - The ladies of Holmesville U('W held their work meeting un March 10. Two quilts were completed and at noun, the members enjoyed a potluck lun- cheon and a social time was then enjoyed. President, --Charlotte Norman -opened- the business portion of the meeting. The minutes and 2'orrespondence were read and reports given from the committee members. Knitted articles were brought in and pen- nies were ciillected from the members. Roll call was a donation to. the St. Christopher's Home for (',hildren. Meihbers will be helping at th.e dessert and euchre to be held at the Goderich Township Hall on March 25. of)E1t1CH SIGNAL -STAR, W.EUNF;SL)AY, MARCH 25, 1987 PAGE 1'I Theatre on the Move, a Toronto-based theatre c'ompany', presented "The Food Show" on Thursday afternoon at Victoria Public School as part of the Goderich .Recreation Department's "Holiday Hap- penings" program. The cabaret -style show saw four -performers tell the audit rine .of apprl►xima•tety'7r5 children about the -four basic food groups and proper eating habits. The company enlisted' the talents of four local youngsters to help w ith their production. Tak- - ing part in the 'theatre presentation were, from Tett: Greg ( amp - bell, Paula Wolfson, Gregory Cross and John ferry, In front are. local children Randy Martin, Brad Jortcti,,Sa„lly Kenton and Kelly McCabe. 1 photo•by Lou -Ann Hope) Marriage enrichment course held Goderich Marriage enrichment will be the focus of a series of discussion group sessions beginn- ing April 23 at 7 p.m. at 185 Keays Street in Goderich. The program is being, sponsored by the Goderich Community Psychiatric VICTORIA ST. NORTH Built 'to last and now with the Interior totally refurbished,' this solid'2 storey red brick gives the feel r g,e f securitu. 4 bedrooms. living room, formal dining room, eat -in kitchen and new den with patio doors to deck. An efficient home, gas heat, taxes under $900. Asking $74,900. Call Les. ALL POINTS REALTY INC. 234 UUAYFIELD RD. AT BLAKE, ST. OPEN HOUSE Saturday, March 28 2-5 p.m. _-:� ��;,x� Y ; ..>. :mss:' •+ � , YESTERE'AY"S CHARM - TODAY'S COMFORT! The charm of natural hand rubbed wood trims with pocket french doors, stained glass windows and unique architecture Is combined with a new efficient gas boiler with radiant hot water heat, solarium with southern exposure, mirrored walls In open staircase foyer and formal dining room, are part .of the many comforts that add up to good value in this Elgin Ave. home. Asking $79,500: Call Les. New Listing 45 Sunenast Drive, W. Goderich Reduced Located on St. David St. this 3 bedroom vinyl sided one storey features spadous eat - in kitchen, large living room and main floor laundry. New roof 1986, new carport plus storage shed incltided. View today! Call Karen Dechert at 524.2111 or 524.6568. New Listing LACING FOR EQUITY? 174 Huron Rd., 2 bedrooms on 66' x 132'. lot, taxes under $600, economical gas heat, new roof and siding, immediate possesson, asking $44,900. and waiting Tor your offer. Call Bruce. TiVAP 'COMOX AND SUNCOAST • 104' prime frontage, well landscaped with 600 sq. ft. patio with brick privacy walls. Double car garage and paved drive: Over 2000 sq. ft. of finished space Includes 4 bedrooms, kitchen with built -In dishwasher and garburator, cheery dinette off kitchen plus a formal dining room, large living room. Main floor family room with stone fireplace and Insert. plus recreation room and 2 pc. bath in lower level. Asking $119,900. For private viewing, call Les, 04. 44 Rather own than pay rent? This semi could be the answer you're looking for. Reasonably priced and in a good west end location, it has 3 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, living room and family room. Don't delay. Call Hudson Warr 524-2144. Beautiful home!..Brick, 3 bedroom bungalow, with full finished basement, at- tached carport. New carpet throughout. Possibility to rent out lower level. Call Karen Dechert to view 524-2111 or 524-6568. Marg Tugwell 482.1760 Wayne Wigelsworth 482-3091 Karen Scruton 482-9716 Dorrlirtic Bradley , 482-7841 524-2144 Karen Dechert 524-6568 Marie Hughes 482-7508 Gary Rupert 524-8777 Paul Zurbrigg 524-2036 Hudson Warr Services according to Joy Daymond. The discussions will be based on 'grain- ing in Marriage Enrichment I TIMI I": This book, by Don Dinkrneyer and Jon Car Muir, is a group discussion program designed to help a couple achieve a more intimate, honest, cooperative relationship while ex- periencing greater joy and love. Utilizing the same principles and philosophies proven so successful in the STEP .and STEP -Teen parenting programs, TIME provides skills, ideas and activities to develop a fulfilling; growing marriage relationship. The program is organized around "Time for a Better Marriage", . the participant's • handbook. Each of the book's 10 chapters, from which group sessions are built, em- phasizes a specific skill to -help a couple develop a better relationship. The program focuses on. the goals of marital behaviour: the need to .accept . responsibility: understanding y our ru'latittn- ship. life styli; and the games couples play: encouragement ill• the Imlr-rlage relation- ship, honesty and openness and the impor- tance of expressing feelings: communica- tion skills: choices in the. niar'i•tal relation- ship: conflict and methods of •resolution: and, self -1-1'0p procedures for maintaining your marriage. For more infur'ination oft "'!'raining in ' Marriage Eprichinent t'TIME i" groups be- ing organized 10 Gudcrich, contact the Goderich Community Psychiatric Services at 524-831ci. Christian ed cational rally to be held i Clint ern on April 10 A public Christian educational rally, spon- sored by the Canadian 'Christian E'dutation Foundation I CCEF I-, will be held in Clinton On Friday, April 10 at the Clinton Christian 'Reformed Church at 7':30 p.m. The CCEF is a fundraising foundation which supports the cost of research in the field of curriculum development for all . Canadian Christian Schools affiliated with Christian Schools International '( CSI i, said Fred Vander Velde, executive director of CCEF. "The program of the -Foundation consists of encouraging study and research in the field of Christian education, financing CSI curriculum .studies and the publishing of Christian textbooks and teacher aids. We solicit, funds and support the work and pro- gram of CSI promoting Christian education in Canada for the benefit of member 'CSI schools," .he said. .• The rally is .co-sponsored by Clinton and District Christian School Society in conjunc- tion with their 25th anniversary. Alsti. par-' ticipating are Exeter, Huron and Wingham Christian School Societies., . The rally features a mass children's choir and gu°nst speakers... The guest speaker at the Clinton rally will be Dr. Joel Nederhood, director and minister of the "Back to God "SUDDENLY IT'S SOLD” EXECUTIVE OA PROFESSIONAL Built by a builder for a builder and It shows! Ex- clusive listing. There Is simply too much to Itemize, but If you qualify for one at Goderich's ,premier homes, call Les for full particulars. With view of the lake! 53 West St., Goderich, Ont. 524-7316 FARMS - RESIDENTIAL - VACATION - COMMERCIAL - RURAL ENJOY THE SUNSETS RELAX IN THE COUNTRY THE ALTERNATIVE TO HIGH PRICES IN TOWN Delightful raised rancher for a growing family, minutes from town, with 135 good productive acres, work It yourself or contract out. the price is reduced! The time to act is now! Call Murray today! Enjoy the sunsets from the deck of this well maintained mobile home with large fami- ly room addition •with air tight woodstove, located fn Meneset Park overlooking Lake Huron, with access to private, sandy beach. CaII today. MINUTES FROM GODERICH In this 3 bedroom brick bungalow situated on 1 acre lot, surrounded by mature trees. close to Bayfield. Features central vacuum, finished rec room and much, much more. Call today for details. CHARACTER & CHARM MULTIPLE PURPOSE A very good building on country acreage with excellent potential for cottage Industries, veterinary clinic or kennels Or just plain good living In space galore. Asking 585;000. Call Bruce for particulars, 45 ACRES ON THE EDGE OF DUNGANNON Ideal hobby farm, 38 acres workable with spring creek and pond. 11/4 storey frame home, 3 bedrooms. Small barn on cement foundation, low taxes. ,priced at $48,900. Call Murray. trYite OW 6164470' LesyNmihts 811.1f4•61;.. Murray Reorka.5t2't-2563 C+YY'ritoe Hill 482.3307 'el roam Our Pledge is % r Prichtily 5rtrvree koki3irldrtarrirlrl' Elegant living in this spacious ranch home with large living room with angelstone fireplace, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms upstairs with large bedroom downstairs. Full basement with roc room. work area and lots of storage area. LAKEFRONT COTTAGE 2 bedroom cottage with sunroof off living room, beautiful Iakeview. New roof in 1986, woodstove and furnishings included. Excellent well treed lot. Phone today for details. HIGHWAY ACREAGE 97.5 acres vacant farrnland on main highway. Jim Blaset 324-2431 David Wilkinson 524-6805 This home must be seen to be appreciated. Well maintained 2 storey red brick, 4 bedrooms, baseboard heating, tastefully decorated and centrally located, CENTURY BRICK HOME Century home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Insulated to R2000, In excellent con• dition on 1 acre lot near Clinton. THINKING OF BUILDING'S We have a varlet y, of good building lots in and around the Goderich area. Commercial and Residential. Terry McCllnchey 529.3147. 144.414,41- om• r T Wayne Scott S20444087 CLINTON — ONTARIO TELEPHONE: 482-9371 AUBURN: 2 floor frame home, In good con• dition. Under 125.000.00. WALTON: Mini -farm. "1 acre' w4'th good 3 bedroom home, steel shop, and small horn. Under $40,000.00. ' REDUCED TO SELL: 50 acres ,Colborne Twp. 6' c acres young apple orchard with irriga• hon system. 43 acres workable. t.ONDESBORO: Good 1'7 floor frame home, under 130,000.00, hps 3 bedrooms large shed. all in good condition. BRUSSELS: Attreiimi ick home 1 IT(ock west of the Le u0.00 7'/, ACRES: Hwy. 86, adjacent to Lucknow 1 floor, 3 bedroom home. new 3 boy garage. small barn. Land all subdivided . zoned residential and highway commercial Owner will consider exchange for good home. COMMERCIAL BUILDING: Core area Clin ton. good investment property 125 ACRES: Near Blyth stotely brick home 50 acres workable, 22 acres hardwood bush 4 ACRES: 2 floor brick home in good cbn clition, 3 miles from Blyth COMMERCIAL BUILDING: Ideal for office or store. apartment above All redone like new.• main street Auburn • BILYTH: 1'7 flo home close to school and bu 'strict 3 or 4 bedrooms. CLINTON: 1 floor brick bungalow on quiet street near the hospital ACRES: With modern. brick bungalow heated workshop. 12 miles from Goderich Owner v,ill consider financing 72 ACRES: Highway,farm good house barn and drive shed ACRES: Neur Family Paradise with 1', floor, frame home needirg some repair ex ceptional large steel born 100 ACRES: Hobby and bush farm on pav ed road h5 acres workable 80 acres mAr ed bush. general purpose barn large steel shed, house newly .renovated all in 'm maculate condition East Wawanosh Twp AUBURN: 1' o floor frame home on large lot Good family home FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Good listeners ore not only popular, but after av/bile they know something Dr. J-oel Nederhood Hour" in Palos Sleights, Illinois. He will he speaking on "Don't Gamble With Education and Textbooks". '° 'Dr. Nederhood was ordained as a minister in the Christian Reformed Church i'n 1960, after studies at the Free University 'of Amsterdam. Fly is also.a graduate of Calvin College and Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His "Back to God Hour" broad- cast is heard throughout North America. He is also editor of '"Today The Family Altar i" and books he has published include -(God is Too Much", ''The Holy Triangle" and "Promises, Prunrises, Promises. • Mr. Vander Veldt;.will also be speaking at the Clinton rally. Neter grogram offers onjob experience A federal -provincial job creation program will allow 21 workers in southyve'. tern On- tario to help i01provt' forestry 7prujects and upgrade conservation areas The projects provide the workers ,an average of 13. weeks each fur such activities as silviculture management, pruning trees, road maintenance, and docurtientation of wetland areas. The total cost of $140,731 will be shared by the federal and provincial governments as well as project sponsors. "This type of fol, creation program helps Ontario to improve both the forestry sector and conservation areas, as well as giving workers some timely' employment," said Ontario Natural Resources Minister Vin- cerrt Kerrio. The projects also include the.construction nfvwashroont and shower facilities for the public at two Conservation areas in the St. ('lair Region Conservation .Authority water- ' shed near Strathruy ".Job creation is vital to our economy Reducing our rate of unernploy merit with this type of project is of benefit to us all," said Benoit Bouchard, F'e'deral Minister of Employment and invnigration The federal -provincial job creation pro- gram Is jointly funded 1) Eniployrnent and inimigration Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, which also administers the program. Projects areas in- clude fisheries, wildlife, parks, mines, forestry and conservation authorities. The federal government provides t'sorkt'rs with.unemployment insurance benefits plus a supplement to a maximum of $318 a' week. The Ministry of Natural Resources provides support costs as well as equipment and materials. The ministry may' also provide a - wage supplement ti' Match prevailing ware rates.