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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-01-29, Page 12PAGE 12 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1986 °t l n&Couflitr°y®�� REAL ME FATATEphone 524-2614 Culligan REAL ESTATE LTD. OPEN �,�� HOUSE Sarnia Street, Hayfield SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 2:00-4:00 P.M. Brick bungalow. full basement. 3 bedrooms, paved drive, fireplace in Irv- ing room, tastefully decorated. Ex- cellent value - asking' 65,000.. FOLLOW THE SIGNS FROM THE CHEESE NOOK VARIETY YOUR HOST: Willy Bunn 5655055 - Residential - Farms - Business - Resort Properties. CLOSE TO SQUARE & LAKE -1 bedroom & both on main floor.'2 bedrooms & bath on 2nd floor, large dining room; Tots & Tots of stor • ge space. Call Bill Clifford 524-9090. H SPITAL AREA 3 BEDROOM Maintenance -free ex - tailor. Large kitchen and dining room. All natural wood trim. Fenced yard with wood dock and single garage: Please call Bill Brown 524-7417. No. 112. EXCLUSIVE LISTING SUNCOAST DRIVE - Spacious 3 bedrooms, gracious living room, cheer- ful dining area, dishwasher In modern kitchen, full basement. Make your ap- pointment to inspect by calling Jack Cummings 524-9624.E TO SQUARE AND SCHOOLS Auburn churches elect officers for 1986 Communion was celebrated by Rev. Gor- don Pickell of Goderich and minister Gary Shuttleworth conducted the service. After church, the Congregational Annual Meeting followed. The meeting opened with prayer and Gary Shuttleworth was elected Chairman. The secretary was Maurice Bean. In memoriam was held for Robert Arm- strong, Mrs. Ernest (Maxine) Durnin and Mrs. Norman (Viola) McDowell. The nominating committee included Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Peter Verbeek ,and Mrs. Marinus Bakker. Elected' officers were session, Elliott Lapp and Maurice Bean, board of stewards, Larry Plaetzer, W.L. Craig and Jack Arm- strong, manse committee, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bean, churchauditors, Ethel Ball and Mrs. Teade Bakker, M. and S. treasurers, Betty Marsh and Mrs. Bud Chamney assis- tant, flower fund, Mrs. Ross Robinson and nominating committee, Mrs. Peter Verbeek, Mrs. Marinus Bakker, Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. Session members from .this year on are elected for a three year term with a max- The Farm Credit Corporation via Power of Sale Offers For Sale LOCATION: 2 miles south of Clinton LEGAL DESC: Lot 43, Concession 1 I.R.S.,. Township of Tuckersmith, County of Huron LAND: 100 acres, 94 workable BLDGS: 3 bedroom frame house, 65 to 70 sow farrowing barn, drive shed and older bank barn. NOTE(S): 1. 60 acres of land is leased to August 16, 1986. 2. Approximately $6,500.00., 5% mortgage owed to O.J.F.L. calling for payments of $925 annually may be assumed as part of - the purchose price. 3. Approximately $58,600.00„ 8-1/2 % mor- tgage owed 'to F.C.C. calling for payments of $3,110.00 semi-annually may be assumed as part of the purchase price. A certified deposit of $7,000.00. must ac- company the offer. Offers to purchase must be received cit the Field Office listed below by February 15, 1986. Closing is normally 30 days after ac- ceptance unless other arrangements ap- proved,by vendor. All offers to purchase and inquiries should be addressed to: FIELD OFFICE FARM CREDIT CORPORATION CANADA ATTN: M.P. Rogers 21 East Street, P.O. Box' 155 Goderich, Ontario N7 A'3 Z2 Telephone No. (519) 524.8381 1f no answer, telephone (519) 881.1490 Please refer to file number: 32706-590 CHARMING 3 BEDROOM starter oma, well maintained, full basement. New roof in '84. Low taxes and heating costs. Priced, in the 30's. Call Enid Bell 524- 4928 for more details. No. 708 AFFORDABLE LUXURY - Is a mobile home - better than an apartment. Keep your cat & or dog. and have flower beds. Easy maintenance and great comfort - several to choose from, LOTS - 1/2 acre at 88,400.00., 1 acre at 113,900.00. 76 Hamilton St„ Goderich 524-9097 524-8951 AUBUFRN Mildred L :'wi®r imum six years in office. Oliver Anderson ' was appointed as a Trustee. The Mission and Service Report showed that the church exceeded its objective of $3,800. A motion by Orval McPhee and Mar- jorie McDougall that we accept $3,800 as our Objective for 1986 was carried. Tributes were paid by several members to Mrs. Barry Millian following the reading of her letter of resignation as Chou' Director to take effect June 30, Appreciation was expressed at the meeting to Jim Glousher for blowing snow with his tractor at the church and manse. The Treasurer's Report showed that the church had ai- good year and Marjorie McDougall agreed to carry on as Church Treasurer. Other officers appointed for another year. were, assistant treasurer, Mrs. F Gordon Gross, captain of ushers, Peter Verbeek with assistant, Murray Rollinson, Sunday school treasurer, Julie Glenn., Appreciation was expressed by the Clerk of Session, Barry Millian to Rev. Pickell for his services and advice as our Supervising Minister. Five tables were inplay Jan. 22 at Auburn Community Hall and the winners were high Have You Noticed Our Yard Signs?' i Most ofthem say WE NEED NEW , LISTINGS! , Call 524-2667 Get our. proposal "How to Sell your property" W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. Goderich 524-7373 524-8100 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Unique attractive home, steps to Square. Log burning fireplace, formai dining room. Owner will view all offers. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. PRICED IN 30'S 3 bedroom bungalow, garage. Ideal starter or retirement home. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786. TIRED OF PAYING RENT? Have help with your mortgage in these maintenance free duplex. 2-2 bedrooms, completely renovated and insulated. New roof, 5 appliances, con- venient location. Call Norma Taylor 524-8192. TAKE OVEREXISTING MORTGAGE In 30's, private fenced yard, beamed ceiling, 3 bedrooms, games room. Low cost heating. Call Rita. Allen 524-8480. OFF THE BEATEN PATH 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, electric F/ A, full basement, garage workshop, well treed '/2 acre lot, low taxes. Asking 154,900.00. Call Norma Taylor 524- 8192. ' MOBILES 3 or 4 bedroom mobile with 14' x 38' addition, family room, electric F/ A heating. Coll Norma Taylor 524-8192. LAKEFRONT MOBILE 813,900. View the sunsets from your dock, family room with wood burning stove. Immediate possession. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. BUILDING°LOTS DUNGANNON - 6 lots for only 511.000. or buy separately. BAYFIELD - Choice of 95' frontage. 11.5 ACRES - Port ,Albert, drilled well. Rita Allen 524-8480 Ebb Ross Barb Shewfelt Norma Taylor 524-8786 524-9581 524-8192 'JUST LILTED -FIRST TIME OFFERED 5 NEW LISTINGS-GODERICH HOMES CALL YOUR GARDINER SALES ASSOCIATE TODAY. 524.2966 MOVERS • FULL SERVICE MOVING - NEAR OR FAR CALL 524.2421 -var ' �•s v„ ly, 1 w., No obligation ' WiLLE/S EMOMEEnt 524.2667 man, Tom Hallam; low man, Murray Rollinson; high lady, Frances Clarke; low lady, Anne Glousher and novelty, Edgar Daer. The minister Gary T. Shuttleworth was in charge of the service. Organ and piano prelude was by Mrs. Barry Million and Lorri Millian. The choir sang "This is My Body". Junior ,congregation was Tun by Joyce Bean, Lori Armstrong and Donna Lynn Armstrong. y ' The minister's sermon was entitled "The Supper of The Lamb". Rev. Pickell of Goderich and the Church Elders served Communion. Offering was received 'by Murray Rollin- son and Greg Park. . Marjorie McDougall visited '.o the weekend with her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cope and Carol of London. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam visited on Sun- day with her mother, Gertrude Park of Dungannon. -" WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The monthly meeting of the Women's In- stitute was held Tuesday, Jan. 21 at the Community Hall. The meeting was held by Mrs. Bud Chamney and Marjorie McDougall. Mrs. Chamney 'spoke on our twin Pro- vince, Prince Edward Island and Gary Shut- tleworth showed a film on it. The . president Mrs. Len Archambault opened the meeting with a poem "Wait." The minutes of the last meeting and Treasurer's Report was given by secretary Mrs. Robert Peck and was approved as read. Roll call was answered by 13 members present. Card Report was given by Lillian Leatherland and collection was received. Viola Raithby read two poems "Do Things In This Week" and `.`Don't Let Things Go Wrong." Lillian Leatherland read a reading "Never Overlook Today in Looking over Tomorrow." Lunch was served by Mrs. Bud Chamney, Viola Raithby and Lillian Leatherland. Prizes were won by Marion Haggitt, Donna Powell and Marjorie McDougall.. 'ALL POINTS REALTY INC. 234 BAYFIELD RD. AT BLAKE ST. PH. 524-2111 Get Ready For Summer Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of beach living in this year 'round 2 bedroom bungalow with a Lake Huron view from the dining room & living room. A field- stone fireplace adds warmth to the large living room. Situated on a large lot with good beach access. Call Dominic today to view this affordable home. $69,900. More Than Meets the Eye This four bedroom older home located on a spacious treed lot in the west end is ready for you to move into. Features main floor family room, country style kitchen, new 4 pc. bath & economical living. Call Gary for details. Location Location is only one feature offered by this functional 3 bedroom. older home an McDonald Street. Affordably priced. Call Gary for an appointment. Charm From the Past • This beautiful older yellow brick home has been updated without losing kb charm & character. Conveniences include main floor den, laundry room/mud room with arrear to rear deck, central vacuum, built-in dishwasher, a 5 pc. bath and 2 pc. cedar lined both. Beau tful woodwork & stained, glees window. Call Dominic today. DOMINIC IRRAD1`,EY 482.7841 GARY RUPE`$T 524-8777 PAUL 2URBkIwGi , 524-2036 JOHN JURJENS - 528 2246 WASfI�LE WI 31jLSWPbRTN 9821 s Cliti t' iritill. i IWO We know the eigtts of a good neighbourhood, 0 a • take up new position in the Anglican Church in Tillsonburg, a gift was presented to them by lay reader Victor Stackhouse. Both Rev. and Mrs. f yonsoreplied to the presentation. This was their first Parish and they are going to be greatly missed. Rev. Lyons thanked the Lawrence family for their hospitality. tfuliUN CHAI'k:L MISSIONARY CHURCH Fourteen officials of the church met for the annual business Meeting on Saturday, Jan. 25. New officers elected were board chairman, James Campbell; vice- chairman, Pastor James Carne; board secretary, Heather McCowan; treasurer, David Baan; S.S. secretary, Marie Scott; trustees, David Rodges (1989), John Mc- Cowan (1988) and . Roy Burchill (1987) ; deacons, David Baan (1989), James Camp- bell (1988) and Doug Campbell (1987) . ,,,The Director Board of Christian Educa- tion is' Pastor Carne, children's director is Dianne Baan, adult director is Heather Mc, Cowan; youth director is James Campbell and the music committee includes Eric 'Campbell, Gladys Campbell and Lorraine Carne. The A.M. head usher is David Rodges, the P.M. head usher is Martin Baan, the delegate to conference is James Campbell and the alternate delegate is Heather Mc- Cowan. • Visiting Speaker for both Sunday services was Barbara Sparks, missionary on furlough from Nigeria. Sparks whose parents are Rev. and Mrs. Lorne Sparks of Lucknow, and who counts Huron Chapel her "second home church," spoke in the morn- ing service on the obligation and opportuni- ty of missions, and in the evening On prayer, particularly' in respect to the source and conditions for confidence in God. Brenda Huizinga provided special music in the mor- ning and Pastor Carne sang in the night ser- vice. U.C.W. The Knox U.C.W. met on Jan. 22 at the VESTRY ME TIN churc or a q TI ing. " ' ' ' ' t- The annual Vestry Meeting of St. Mark's tendance. ' Anglican Church was held at the home of Mrs. T. Jardin opened the worship -service Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence on Priciay, with "What Can I do for God" followed by Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. with a good attendance. singing the Hymn "Women of God Arise" Rev. Robin Lyons opened the meeting with Marjorie McDougall as pianist. with prayer. In his address to the congrega- Mrs. Jack Armstrong read the .Scripture tion he thanked all the people who had and led in prayer. Mrs. Jardin gave the helped to make a successful year for the Meditation "No Tips Please." church. Mrs. W. Empey and Mrs. Allan Webster The minutes of the last Vestry Meeting showed a film about women that Dr. Lois was read by the vestry clerk Marion Hag- Wilson has filet in her travels. These women gitt, Bess Slater gave the financial report from many countries have worked against and budget, and fire insurance was discuss- war and oppression and organized social ed with the other financial matters. progress and peace movements. The officers were re-elected from last. Collection was received -by Mrs. Arm - year. Rector's Warden is Fred Lawrence, strong followed by a hymn. Mrs. Jardin then . deputy rector's warden is Bob Slater, peo- pronounced the benediction. ple's warden is Rudy Lebold and deputy Mrs. Peter Vetbeek opened the business people's'- warden' 'is Lucille - Arthur.-- with4he."'!:'he Purpose of the U.0 W.„;;an4 a;, Treasurer is Bess Slater, lay delegate to poem "A Glad New Year." Synod is Joan Lebold, assistant lay delegate Mrs. Anderson gave the Treasurer's to Synod is Bess Slater and vestry clerk is Rand MMrs. Allanort. ral Websterthank y thaou nked the U.C.W. tters were read • Marion Haggitt. - . As the Rector and his wife Jennifer and for the lovely choir gowns that were made baby Jonathan are leaving the parish to for the Junior Choir. Have you looked at. your heating cost lately? We're The Energy Connection and we can do something about it. eitia threeahase PLUMBING BRINGS YOU the .energy connection 7/gefer SYSTEMS "There's onnection SYSTEMS"There's an energy source in the earth that's free and inexhaustible. 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