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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-08, Page 2PAGE 2—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1986 NOW IS THE TIME TO JON A LEAGUE Our leagues are just starting to play now and we still have a place for you! This is the time to join a league. Give us a call today at 524aBOWL Public Bowling Friday Evenings 6.11 pane Saturd®ys 1-11 pan. Sunday No: n-13 pain® Reservatins will guarantee a lane for you. Adults 1=° /gume Youth 1'S /gage (12 & under) JUNIOR & SENIOR Ages 12-18 Fridays 6:30 pm or aorto.-1. PEE WEE Ages 4-1' Saturday 11:00 a.m. BANTAM Ages 8-11 Saturdays 8:15 a.m.-11:00 a.m. FOR THE MEN Free practice October 14 9:00 p.m. TUESDAY MEN'S This league is tailored to the rural male's schedule and work season with a short season schCdontact 524-9966 orh e end of March. 2695 WEDNESDAY YOUNG MEN'S There are still vacancies in this league for singles or whole teams. Ages 14-30. Wed. 6:30.8:30. Contact 524-2695 or 9966 MONDAY LADIES' 9-11:15 p.m. Contact Bev Million 524-2379 SUNDAY MIXED A relaxing evening to end your weekend In a non-competitive atmosphere. Sunday 8-10 p.m. Contact John or Mary Bissett 524.9348. This is also a short season league running Oct. 19 to Mid -March. News a LITTLE BOWL 524;!2 The Huron Real Estate Board sponsored its sixth Private Property Week, a week set aside to raise awareness about property rights and over 700 pieces of legislation that affect the right to own and maintain property. Following a breakfast meeting Monday, members of the board and local political dignitaries reviewed in- formation at the boards information kiosk at the Suncoast Mall. Chairman Gary Rupert, talks to Huron Warden Leona Armstrong, mayor Eileen Palmer and Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff about property rightsOphoto by Dave Sykes) Property rights stressed during week Canadians pretty much take for granted the right to own and maintain property. It's a Canadian tradition that has been an integral part of our heritage, but it is a tradition that the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) would like to see preserved and entrenched in the Canadian Constitution. The need to honour that heritage and preserve property rights is the theme ;)f Private Property Week, being sponsord by the Huron Real Estate Board October5- 13. Sponsored by the provincial associa- tion, Private Property Week is designed to raise the profile, and `encourage the awareness of, property rights in the province. The week has grown to encompass the efforts of more than 100 real estate boards across Canada while the OREA represents almost 50 boards and over 30,000 real estate professionals. Locally, the Huron Real Estate Board launched the sixth Private Property Week with a breakfast meeting in Goderich Mon- day that included local political dignitaries, real estate and related business professionals, Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff and Jim Fitzgerald, executive -assistant to Huron -Middlesex MPP and Agriculture Minister, Jack Riddell. Cardiff told the meeting that the federal government is committed to the entrench- ment of property rights in the Constitution. "The government and the prime minister favor the entrenchment of those rights," he said. "The right to own property is pro- tected by the Canadian Bill of Rights established by John Diefenbaker." One of the founders of Private Property Week and a. director of the OREA, Ted Mouradian of St. Catharines, told the group that rather than take an adversarial approach, it must be proactive in the fight for property rights. "We elect 'officials of government and they try to do the best job they caiut, they have to have information to make decisions," he explained., "We have to get that information to them. A big problem is that even for many laws that affect us, we just sit back. And if we don't like it we go to the politicians and say they're doing a rot- ten job. They just react to what they are being told." Mduradian explained that the OREA does not take an adversarial position, sug- gesting it doesn't produce positive results but that through such awarehess cam- paigns as Private Property Week, it is at- tempting to create an environment of co- operation. Claiming that provincial associations could be a positive force, Mouradian urged members of the Huron Board to be active in the affairs of the community. "You have to be aware. You have to get involved and know about issues in the com- munity," he said. "More input on our part means good legislation and more input means a more informed decision." More than 700 pieces of enacted legisla- tion affect property rights in some form and Mouradian told the meeting that "most are good, some are bad and some are terrible." The Canadian Chamber- of Commerce has endorsed the OREA's campaign to en- trench the property rights of Canadians and Mouradian said the group must main- tain a high profile. Property rights were left our of the charter in 1980-81 in order to win federal - provincial and political agreement, on other points. The Federal and Provincial Attorney's General have established a task force on the matter for presentation to the first ministers. ..:;:e Y:•i::;9�55;:3•ij:i>io'00110093011106001110208011 at':,j5'•::>:.:...:: :.: .:.y;>.. k..:::.:.n? �<i nJesSi:'�:;;'(e Now you can get your pictures in 1 hour withthe quality your expect. • ■ ■ ■ . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ............ 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