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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-10-21, Page 18Lions Clu i sets 19:7-l38 budget At their meeting last week the Goderich Lions Club approved a Welfare Budget of over $70,000. The Boys and Girls Committee has $13,000 from which assistance will be given to Minor Hockey, Figure Skating, Ringette, Music Boosters, Effective Speaking, Free Skating, Youth Exchange, Lady Diana Nursery School and other youth groups in and around Goderich. The $4,000 in the Health and Welfare budget will be used to provide eyeglasses, equipment, and transportation to doctors' appointments and clinics. The Easter Seal Committee received $5,000 for their work with . crippled children. The Goderich Lions Club receiv- ed a gift of $40,000 this summer as beneficiary in the will of a local citizen. They also received $4,556 from the "Per- rier Run", conducted by the Park House, on Tiger Dunlop weekend. Both of these donations will be administered by the Crip- pled Children's Committee. More than $20,000 will be donated to organizations such as: Goderich Laketown Band, Diabetic Society, Family & Children's Service Christmas Bureau, Lit- tle Theatre tickets for octogenarians, Foster Parent's Plan, Lions summer camps for Deaf and Blind, Participation Lodge, Cancer Society, Arthritis Society, Big Brothers, Heart Fund and the March of Dimes. The Lions Bus for Seniors, playground equipment, and development of Lions Har- bour Park are presently part of the Com- munity Betterment Committee's budget of $15,000. An additional $4,000 has been added to the budget of the Education Committee to provide repayable loans to post -secondary school students. Canine Vision Canada will receive $6,000. This is the approximate cost of training one dog and matching him with his new master. This amount is in addition to the $3,100 raised in the recent Walk-a- Dog-Athon. To provide the revenue for these pro- jects the Lions depend on the support of the community in their Bingo, Beef Barbecue, Fish Fry,,Nevada Club, and various can- vasses. The generosity of the people of Goderich and area is sincerely appreciated. WANT TO AVOID RISING .PRICES? BUY NOW! MOVE IN SPRING! This delightful "cedar sided" bungclow Is set in the midst of shrubs and trees on a Va acre lot. It has Its or m water supply and septic sewer system which keeps taxes at an unt ilieveably low 5465.00 per year! 3 bedrooms plus a 4th that doubles as a craft or sewing room. Large finished family room in lower level. Clean bright -laundry room and :::workshop. Dining area off open kitchen sports patio doors to elevated cedar deck plus concrete patio overlooking a very well landscaped private yard with a 12' x 12' tool shed. This home is heated with an :::efficient gas fired furnace and is equipped with a water softener and Purifier. The pride of ownership shows! Priced at $97.000.00. 102 ALBERT ST. - CLINTON 4 bedroom.T.ompletely renovated-- new oak kitchen cupboards, new roof, refurbished wiring and plumbing, new carpeting, wallcoverings. Good 'location - close to downtown. Mid 50's. LOOK FOR THE BALLOON AT OUR NEW LOCATION AT THE RED MAPLE INN - HWY. 4 SOUTH OF CLINTON 250 RAGLAN ST. - CLINTON Owner transferred. Home features 14" x 16' master bedroom with 4 pc. ensuite, as well as additional 4 pc, bathrooms, 12' x 23' living room with marble fireplace,formal dining room and family room with beamed fireplace. 18' x 36' inground pool, patio and superb landscaping. CALL FOR FREE MARKET VALUE APPRAISAL r.W. russ archer Sales Representative 482-9428 RF/MAIC a -b realty an independent member broker GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1987—PAGE 17 WILFRED f. Fl el.! I• WI all as co. Lir++!vre0 53 West Street, FARMS — RESIDENTIAL , Goderich, — VACATION REALTOR Ontario. — COMMERCIAL •Residential •Farms •Business Resort Property ..: °'I t� 12:1121 o ■aural urns tnna ' 524-7316 — RURAL RETIREMENT HOME START YOUR OWN BUSINESS 1 In this commercially zoned 2 storey building with a total of over 2,100 sq. ft. including residence.. Large display area of- fers many possibilities. For only $26,000.00 you can own this well located corner property. 15 minutes from Goderich. ORIGINALITY & RENOVATION • Come together well in this 2 storey older brick home. It's bedrooms, 11/2 baths, for - mai dining room & other spacious rooms. make this a great family home. Priced in the 60's you should see it. Call now for your appointment to inspect this one. EXCELLENT VALUE Take a look at this 3 bedroom bungalow, only 10 years old on double lot, finished rec room, located 15 minutes from Goderich. Owner has moved, must sell. Call today for details. RURAL RETREAT 100 acres vacant land, maple treed building site and stream through property. Ideally located on County Road north of Dungannon- Priced to sell at 549,900.00. 7.5 ACRES 3 bedroom bungalow with fireplace and pin® flooring in living room and bedrooms and Targe 32' x 42' &feel shed situated on 7.5 acres just minutes from Goderich. Call today .for details. 24.7 ACRE HOBBY FARM Near Dungannon on main highway. Features 1'/9 storey brick home. good barn 45' x 45' and shed 26' x 36'. 20 acres workable. t5 • �„ x m : *Murray Rourke 524-2569 •David Wilkinson 524,.6085. •Wayne Scott ' 524-8087 °Doug Bland 482.7523 'Paul Zinn *Dominic °Terry McCiinchey 528-3710 Bradley 482-7841 ,529-3147 Dungannon rYhrt 'It Y % ly ,,,, / 0 � : v. .� bi ottani 'Arm kiiva The 1987-88 Goderich Lions Club executives are, from left: front — Peter Shephard, third vice-president; Ernie Porter, second vice- president; Mel Bogie, president; Bob Woodall, past president; Art Bourdeau, first vice-president; Bill Hayward, treasurer; back row — bill Brown, director; Don Edward, director; Ralph Foster, Lion tamer; Jim Melick, tail twister; Norris Peever, director; Doug McNeil, dues secretary; Bob Murray, Secretary. (photo courtesy Goderich Lions Club) W.J. HUGHES REALTY ..o. 46 East St., Goderich 524-7373 , 524-8100 MOBILE MUST SELL Sacrifice. Immediate posses- sion. Attractive throughout. Family room, many extras. Neat as a pin. BRICK CUSTOM BUILT Natural fireplace, patio doors to sundeck, small self- contained apartment. Early possession. Close fo alt conve- niences and schools. 't A iiiiiVESTMENT PROPERTY Modern building, central loca- tion, 3 and 2 bedroom units, A-1 condition. Priced in 70's. RITA ALLEN 524®8480 WEDDINGS *Appraisals •Property Management •Investments wit " 76 Hamilton St, C Goderich N7A IP9 il1EA11 524-2671 524-9097 • MATE: BROKER •Residential •Farms •Business Resort Property ..: °'I t� 12:1121 o ■aural urns tnna WEST -END LAKEVIEW RETIREMENT HOME y t x 9f I AV . a - .v, ;/pm B LY fp4 l b XX �.` ,bsY . is F 3 y, # y &t q .. j Milt a1 < d m ! roar ,u 4 t5 • �„ x m : 47sjJf.'Y%h•C [ k g a l .AG*��ix rYhrt 'It Y % ly ,,,, / 0 � : v. .� bi FAMILY 3 BEDROOM Bungalow with MUST BE SEEN - 14' by 70' mobile. Fully paved driveway and large carport. Finish- furnished - includes fridge, stove,' ed basement with large family room, extra dishwasher, washer, and dryer. Located at bedroom, laundry -sewing room, plus Huron Haven Park. Very, well maintained. storage and cold room. Features living room Call Bill Clifford for price and to inspect. with beamed cathedral ceiling and fireplace. NEW HOME Drive past 237 Blake St. West, then call Bill WAITING FOR YOUR INSPECTION -- Clifford for a showing. Custom-built, 3 bedroom, brick bungalow CLOSE TO SQUARE with attached garage, over 1200 sq. ft. of REFURBISHED spacious brick home with luxury living. Features Hanover kitchen office off dining room. Original woodwork cupboards, fireplace in living room, 2 baths. and hardwood floors. Separate living room High efficiency gas furnace. Call Jack Cum and dining room. Three good-sized mings for more details. bedrooms. Family room in basement. New PRIME COMMERCIAL listing. Phone Bill Clifford for further SPACE FOR LEASE - Located in the information. Home Plaza - approx. 1200 sq. ft. Call Bill WHY RENT Clifford Real Estate for details. MENESET PARK is where this 3 bedroom BENMILLER AREA starter,home is, with addition family room. FOUR BEDROOM HOME with open con - Electric heat. New sundeck and tool shed. cept • fully equipped modern kitchen. Check the price and terms by calling Jack entertainment -size living room. Forty-six Cummings today. Located at 7 Cherokee acres, spring -fed pond, Sharpe's Creek. Road. Large insulated driveshed. Now reduced. CABIN Call Jack Cummings for a showing. PLUS 27 acres of mixed bush. Retreat pro- PORT ALBERT AREA perty on the Nine Mile River. Your own 4of�` secluded hide -away. Excellent terms available..f "z, ;. "'# TRAILER, et - WILDWOOD BY THE RIVER - Bayfield. ,a, " x Spacious, well -kept trailer nn a double lot. i r; , yy , �_ Surrounded by tall Maples in private area de, tf ffi;'i 7• of park. Lot included in asking price of.'.� 819,400.00 116 EAST ST. t Y -.W 4' iw j._. _._._._ . . SPACIOUS 4 bedroom family home, close 2 BEDROOM modular home with an in- to Square. "Could he duplexed". Large 82' sulated workshop. Just a minute from the x 132' lot. New siding. new roof. and in- lake and river. Suitable for a year-round cot- sulated under the CHiP Program. Call Bill tare, and priced to sell at 839,000.00'. Call Brown for detail' Bill Brown today. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING - CONTACT: BILL BROWN ENID BELL JACK CUMMINGS BILL CLIFFORD 524-7417 524-4928 524-9624 524.9090 60, North Street United Church in GoaericTi was the setting for the August 22, 1987 wedding of Rick Ringuette of North.York, Toronto, and Lisa Adams of Goderich. Rev. Robert Ball officiated at the wedding. Rick is the son of Florence and Gerry Ringuette of North York and Lisa is the daughter of Frances and Robert Adams of Goderich. Maid of honor was Elizabeth O'Donnell, of Goderich, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Shelley Adams, of Godcrich, sister of the bride; Michele Ringuette, of North York, sister of the groom; Lisa Baechler, of Goderich, friend of the bride; Kelly Mc- Culligh, of London, friend of the bride; junior bridesmaid Brenda Bell, of Burl- ington, friend of the bride; and flowergirl Dana Armstrong, of Goderich, friend of the bride. Best man was Tom Carley, of Scar- borough, friend of the groom. Ushers were John Noble, of North York, friend of the groom; Brian Keir, of London, friend of the bride; James Ringuette, of North York, brother of the groom; Joey Cesario, of Toronto, friend of the groom; and junior usher was Brad Armstrong, of Goderich, friend of the bride. Following a reception at the Royal Canadian Legion in Goderich, the couple left for a honeymoon at Fern Resort,' Orillia. 'I'hey are residing at 50 Aurora Court, Scarborough. (Bluewater Photography) Huron County Court House was the setting for the September 18, 1987 marriage of David AIIin Steep of Goderich and Sandra (Sandy) Diane Hamilton of Goderich. The groom is the son of Bob and Phyllis Steep of Goderich and the bride is the daughter of Garth Hamilton of Goderich and Betty Hamilton of Blyth. Maid of honor was Ann McCauley of Toronto and the bridesmaid was Michele Melady of London. Best man was Charlie MacDonald of Whitby. A recep- tion was held at The Little Inn, Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Steep are residing at 15 Vic- toria Street South, Godcrich. ( photo by Dale Baeehler) The marriage of Catherine McEwen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norris McEwen of Goderich, and Lachlan Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peck of Victor Harbour, South Australia, took place on September 11, 1987 in Adelaide, Australia. The couple plan on returning to Toronto, Ontario, to live.