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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-09-23, Page 14PAGE 14 dd()DE1tICg S1GNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1987 TtweB�Cotantr SC1C3C�i REAL EST TE DELUXE N 1'RTHLANDER 12' x 40' addition, immaculate condition. Must sell CUSTOM RAISED RANCH Early possession. Natural fireplace, many extras. Owner will view all offers, BUILDING LOTS / Acre & '/2 Acre Close to Goderich Rita Allen 524-8480 "SUDDENLY IT'S SOLD" Recd Estate Ltd. Broker BOX 269 CLINTON — ONTARIO TELEPHONE: 482-9371 125 ACRES: Near Blyth. large brick home. 50 acres workable. 22 acres hardwood bush BlythrCreek crosses property. LONDESBORO: 4 bedroom.s. 2 floor home, very spacious like new throughout heated double garage. 2 ACRES: With brick home rand lots of buildings near Zurich. SCENIC: 1 ocritD!lett Twp brick home, garage no repair. BLYTH: 1 floor m frame- home, large garage sop. CLINTON: Duplex on Huron St, showing excellent return. A good investment property 5 ACRES: Highway property adjacent to Lucknow 1 floor home Iarge•new 3 bay garage and small barn' LUCK NOW: Reduced for quick sole large frame home on Bob Street, with 3 bay garage. Nicely landscaped. APARTMENT BU.ILDING: 6 units in Lucknow. Fieldstone construction. Owner will finance. RESTAURANT: on 1 acre seats 100. par- tially licensed, separate home. Paved park- ing lot. FOOD FOR THOUGHT:You can't have everything. where would you put its Pair or Singleton uron County education board to study loc. dropout situation 'from page 1 District High School 13 115 J; South Huron District High School 35 1391. The majority of students who drop out of school are between the ages of 16 and 18. They leave for various reasons including employment opportunities, lack of interest, behavior problems or no definite plans. The HCBE, has undertaken a number of in- itiatives to address the special needs of young persons - secondary day -school students, drop outs, adolescents at risk and adults who have not found a successful tran- sition from school to employment. Many of the HCBE initiatives are being run as pilot programs in various schools and have earn- ed support and enthusiasm from the Ontario Ministry of Education. Drop Out Survey A comprehensive drop out survey was conducted by the HCBE during the 1985-86 school year and continued through the cur- rent school year. The survey included inter- views, personality assessments and opinion surveys gathered from"drop outs and school staff. A dual -scaling analysis was conducted to correlate findings in the personality in- ventory with history of school attendance, special education and other background factors. The survey process will continue for the next three years. Alternative Secondary Education Proposal The principal. and staff at Central Huron Secondary School I CHSS) in Clinton deter- mined a need for an alternative school set- ting to, meet the needs of disaffected students who have left full time schooling and have not yet found employment. A pro- gram would see students in a community- based work placement with supplementary "SUDDENLY IT'S SOLD" Black's Point Road 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. SAT., SEPT. 26 & SUN., SEPT. 27 Is it in the cards for you to enjoy the tranquility of this Lakeshore subdivision, just south of Goderich? You can make it a family affair with this pair of cottages. 'Also available individually. Cottage on left 1824,000), backs onto side yard of cul- de-sac. Cottage on right ($32,900). Deal yourself in by calling Wayne at 482-3091 or 524-2111. Follow signs from Hwy. 21 at Black's Point Road. Saturday and Sun- day 3:30 to 5:30 p.m allie GAME REAL ESTATE LTD. 34 Stanley St. WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL 2 units or single family home. 11/2 storey in west end offers self contained upper level 1 bedroom apartment. 2 bedroom main level with finished family room and laundry. Located in good residential neighbourhood near downtown. For details call Maurice at 524-6031. £Y�f 98 Park St., 2 fireplaces. Solid, 4.bedroom brick has both living room and main floor family/T.V. room with fireplace. Spacious eat -in kitchen. Rear entry off spacious elevated sundeck. A good family home close to schools. To inspect call 524-2966. Century Heights - Reduced lovely 1 year old backsplit on 1/2. acre lot just minutes from Goderich. Hanover kitchen, swirled ceilings plus atrium doors off dining room to spacious sun deck. Finished basement level with air tight stove. Call Don 524-2966 or 524-4226 Res. Lakefront executive cottage - 3 bedroom maintenance free cottage could double as 3 season home, water from drilled well, propane forced air heating. New roof in 85. For details call Don McCauley at 524-2966 or 524-4226 (Res.) 15 Elgin Ave. West - Extensively renovated 11/2 storey in central location offers spacious main level family room addition, 3 bedrooms, new wiring, dinette area plus formal dining. Priced in the mid 60's. To inspect call 524-2966. 305 Mary Street - Reduced. Priced in the upper 40's for immediate sale. 11/2 storey color loc has 3 bedrooms, main level laun- dry 4 pc. bath and economical gas heating. Call Don or Gerry at 524-2966. Maurice Gardiner Pete Bettger Ken Thompson Marilyn MacCuspey Mac Bell Member of the Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service 524-6031 524-2865 524-7514 524-6956 524-8150 Don McCauley Steve Gardiner Dianne Alexander Gerry Paolin 524-4226 524-9985 (Bayfield) 565-2513 529-7931 Real Estate Ltd. Broker LISTINGS WANTED Due to the high volume of sales in recent weeks we require new listings on alltypes of property'. We have clients needing homes, farms, businesses & investment properties. If you are considering selling your property please give us a call for a free evaluation with no obligation to you. Contact Mason Bailey 482-9371 guidance and counselling support. While the program has met with bo• rkl• p- proval, insufficient student inter •.: as prevented the new pilot project from proceeding. Alternative Secondary Education Proposal The principal and staff at Central Huron Secondary School 1 CRSS) in Clinton deter- mined a need for an alternative school set- ting to meet the needs of disaffected students who have left full time schooling and have not yet found employment. A pro- gram would see students in a community- based work placement with supplementary guidance and counselling support. While the program has met with board ap- proval, insufficient student interest has prevented the new pilot project froni proceeding. Adult Re-entry Program CHSS has been the setting for a successful program that is seeing adults go back to school. The program, worked in part with. Conestoga College and Employment and Immigration Canada, sees courses being of= fered to adults who are seeking career changes and upgrading. ' The program started with 15 students and now approval has been granted to add an additional 10. Mr. Allan said that the additional seats were given in part because of. the closing of the school factory in Seaforth and the need to provide re-training programs to workers there. Job Entry Programs The HCBE worked -in partnership with Employment and Immigration Canada to offer a work placement/education program for young persons who did not make a suc- cessful transition into employment after leaving secondary school before graduatidn.. This program has led to the exploration of alternative secondary educational settings throughout the HCBE jurisdiction. Ties to Business and Industry The education board in cooperation with the Ministry of Education has initiated a pilot venture at Goderich District Collegiate Institute (GDCI) to explore links and rela- tionships with its industrial and business community. It focuses on those students who are seeking employment rather than continued attendance in the school setting. Community Job Training Survey _The HCBE is. an active partner with Employment and Irnmigration Canada in a comprehensive county study to determine skill training, re-training arfd educational upgrading needs for the labor market in Huron .County. Adult Literacy Programs Adult literacy programs are offered through the continuing education process. These programs are provided in response to community. demand. In one community the program operates on a one-to-one tutoring basis in 'a local church 'basement; in another, community volunteer programs have been organized by secondary school staffers. Accommodation for Basic Level Students Several special initiatives have been developed to aid high .need students, many Low 80's - Immediate Possession of whom are not exceptional pupils but are considered to be ,it risk In one high ,i•hool d homeroom model" has been established to deliver modified programs. In four tush schools teaching assistants have been :added to the staff com- plement in support Irl ni 'h rieed students. C'ooperatis.e Education This succt's,ful prbgrarn has seen students taking• un employment oppor- tunities in their i'onununities as part of their course of studies. hundreds of students are taking part in this joint effort being con - .ducted by the I1('BE the Ministry' of Educa- tion and Employ tent and Immigration Canada. HCBE education director Hub Allan said, ••It's a big exercise that has really gone well. I haven't talked to one student who hasn't been excited about this,' Youth Centres in Secondary Schools Cooperation between secondary school staff and workers from the Huron Centres for Children and Youth has led to the establishment of a school based counselling station for youth. Youth Support Worker A youth support worker has been hired to work on a full tune basis in partnership in the guidance department at CHSS. The pro- ject is supported financially by the Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services. Alternatives to Suspensions Two secondary schools have embarked on systematic programs to devise constructive interventions for significant disciplinary in- fractions as alternatives to suspension from school. Some of these include individualized work education or educational contract programs. Other Programs Other HCBE programs include peer counselling, self-worth counselling groups for students, and partnerships with the HCBE and social, health and judicial agen- cies to act collectively in supportive in- terventions for young persons at risk. . The HCBE further has suggested to the Ministry of Education that additional sup- port for programs such as the ones that have. been developed in the local school system could be complemented by several changes at • the provincial and federal government levels. It has been suggested .that teacher con- tracts should be given more flexibility to allow employment for any mutually agreed period. This would help to facilitate any new projects or short term programs that might be initiated. The HCBE, has further suggested that a Ministry of Youth be established by the pro- vincial governments' in an effort to co- ordinate programs now being undertaken for young people by several agencies. Mr. Allan noted, "We made the comment that adolescents need the kind of cooperative support which the government has recently identified for the elderly." Another issue that concerns the HCBE • director of education is the lack of support from federal programs. He noted, "It is a bureaucratic nightmare for a rural school board to provide needed service to Canada Manpower through a community college." 1p 326 Walnut St. S., Goderich 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th n�INTEE G CO. LIMITED REALTOR 53 West Street, Goderich. Ontario 524-7316 FARMS - RESIDENTIAL - VACATION - COMMERCIAL - RURAL 2 STOREY ALUMINUM SIDED HOME ON 82.5' x 132' LOT 6.8 ACRE HOBBY FARM Features include 3 bedrooms, 3 pc. bath & upper laundry room with large living room, formal dining room, eat -in kitchen, main floor den, 4 pc. bath, main floor laundry/ pantry. Plus a main floor room 11' x 14' not yet finished, with access to private 15' x 22' patio. All for asking price of $69,900.00. Call now for your anointment to view. 20 MINUTES FROM GODERICH 3 bedroom home with fireplace and full un- finished basement. Driving shed 20' x 40', 10 acre lot with 3 acres white pine & small orchard. Close to public school and Nine Mile River. Call today for details. Featurbs 1'/2 storey aluminum sided home with 3 bedrooms, large kitchen. Drilled wail in 1986. garage 30' x 20'. Good 2 storey barn 47' x 54'. This property is priced right. On a paved road between Auburn and Blyth. UNIQUE & ENERGY EFFICIENT 2400 sq. ft. ranch style home with 4 bedrooms and 3 patio doors opening onto grass courtyard. Central chimney, pine ceil- ings and cupboards, and peerless antique woodstove accent this 6 year old home located on 100 acre farm with 55 acres bush. Ideal year round retreat. Inquire today. BAYFIELD AREA Spacious 2storey brick fieldstone & stuc- co construction. Nicely located on 4 acre lot surveyed and fenced. 2 car brick garage, small barn, mature shade trees. Owner transferred. `4 •Jim Bissett 524-2431 •David Wilkinson 524-6885 • Wayne Scott 524-8087 °Doug Bland 482-7523 LAKEFRONT Well maintained lakefront cottage in ;he Kintail area. Priced to sell at S39,900.00. Paul inn 528-3710 .Dominic Bradley 482-7841 .Terry McClinchey 529-3147 Dungannon 1� �" 74e ` i %a See 96 444. WiLLE 1S REAL ESTATE INC. 3 NORTH ST., GODERICH 524-2667 Sunset Beach Opportunity Convert this 3 bedroom cottage into a permanent home. On 150 ft. frontage, set among mature trees in an excellent location. This is a must to see for anyone mildly interested. Includes a garage and small out buildings. Ready to move -in and start plans. Only $54.900. exclusive listing, call today! Investigate A Beauty Located on the edge Of townon 1/2 acre lot, immaculate 4 bedroom, 4 level split home with all levels finished. Games room, family room, Florida room and an inground swimming pool. Act fast! Ideal Highway Location 2'/2 acres of country breezes and solitude! Very spacious. good angelstone and siding rancher with at- tached garage. A choice property! 4.04 A Rare Find! Country living. but only minutes from town. 10 acres of freedom, 2 horse barns, attractive 3 bedroom rancher, at- tached garage, finished recreation room. View it today! CALL US! V E STILL HAVE SOME EXCELLENT LAKEFRONT COTTAGES AVAILABLE Delightful Sidesplit Located on large lot in Clinton. Better than new 1460 sq. ft. home with attach- ed garage and paved drive. It's in move - in condition! Bruce Ryan 524-7752 Les Willens 524-8451 Our Pledge ro you Friendly Sero e Professionalism and integrity+ ,,,,k1011'n1 Il..