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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-06-15, Page 17Mr.' and Mrs. Reis Miltenburg will once again be an instructor at the swimming pool in Lucknow • during the summer months. 'The Reverend Father Edwin Garvey, C.S.B., Houston, Texas arrived on Monday, June 12 to spend two weeks vacation at the Garvey Homestead. C.W.L. Members of the combined councils of the Catholic Women's League of Kingsbridge, Lucknow 'and St. Augustine met at St; Augustine on Monday, June 5 at 8 p.m. The councils . first met separately with Kingsbridge in the hall; Lucknow in the church vestry and St. Augustine in the church. At the joint meeting, Miss Mary Luanne Clare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare delivered her prize inning speech, "The Hol*. Land". Mrs. John Austin told of the Convention held recently meeting and refresh- ments were served. The next Friendship Bible Coffee is at the home of Mrs. Ken Wagler on Wednesday. - Doug Zehr, former pastor, will bring the message to the congregation on Sunday morning, June 18. The ministers of Dungannon Christian Fellowship Church and the United Church will be endeavouring to contact all children in Dungannon and Nile area to make known the Daily Vacation Bible School which will be held during the week July 17-21. M.r. and Mrs. Lawrence's son, Mar- shall, with his wife and family, have returned to Canada from Papua, New Guinea, where they have been for the past four years working as tran- slators under the Wycliffe Bible Translators. They are on a nine month furlough. They will be speaking at the church next Sun- day evening concerning their work with the Oksoprnin tribe. Everyone is invited to come out and hear about their work in New Guinea. DUNGANNON 1 Dungannon 1 4-H Club, Zany Zucchinis, held the 'second meeting at the home of Mrs. Jean Errington. E•leve members were pres to answer the roll cal ich was, "The reasons why I 'plan to grow a garden." Nancy Sproul read the minutes from the last meeting. Annabel Stewart is the next secretary -press reporter. For business the girls voted on a club nickname and chose, Zany Zuc- chinis. They decided to buy light green duo -tangs for the book covers. The members are to bring designs for the cover next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Marie Stewart. The discussion material was on, "Preparing Soils," "Growing Young Plants for Transplanting," "Planting the Garden," "Looking after your Garden," and "Planting and care of Flowers." Mrs' Stewart handed out pamphlets to use for refeerences and to put in the books. Kingsbridge kapers Theresa Courtney, correspondent, at • the University of Western Ontario, London and Mr. Adrian Keet of Wingham spoke on booths 529-7189 at tire upcoming Plowing Match • to', be held in Wingham from Sep- tember 26 to 30. '44 GODERICH SIGNASTAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1978—PAGE 17 Dungannon On Thursday, June 8, some of the Dungannon W.I. members, Mrs. Graham McNee, Mrs. Cliff Purdon, Mrs. Elmer Black and Mrs. Alvin Kerr, motored to the Erland Lee Home at Stoney Creek where they joined women from other Branches as quilters for the day during Visitor's Week at the F.W.I. O. home. Erland Lee helped Mrs. Adelaide Hoodless to form the Women's Institute and Mrs. Erland Lee wrote its first con- stitution. The table she wrote at is still in the home along with many other beautiful antique pieces from that period. NU wriglEAL The Reverend C.G. and Mrs. Westhaver were in London last Monday to attend, the graduation of their daughter, Miss Grace Westhaver, from Teacher's College. Grace is now making wedding plates for the immediate future. John Stanbury at- tended the graduation exercises for 'his wife, Kathie Stanbury from Marvel Beauty School in London on May 31. Kathie wrote her exam on Monday, June 5 and started working at Heather Beauty Salon, Lighthouse Street, Goderich on Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret Prit- chard of Toronto visited relatives around Dungannon on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster joined their family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas and family of Bolton; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Law Miller (nee Brenda Bradley) at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rodrigues (nee Faye Bradley) in Hamilton to celebrate four family birthdays. Miss Alice Bradley of Cambridge was unable to attend as she is studying for exams. A number from here attended the Webster re- union held at Brookside School on Sunday, June STATE LIS•T 7. Real estate for sale FOR SALE 2 storey home, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, finished sun room, garage. Originally designed as a duplex. Asking '35,900. Phone. 482-7543. 7, Real estate for sale 7. Real estate for sale MORTGAGES ARRANGED 1st 8 2nd CALL ANYTIME Ton( kQ iii g (, 6nciOfCs FINANCIAL AND MANAGMENT CONSULTANTS, 58 ELGIN AVE. E. GODERICH Bus.: 524-4211 RES.: 524-8742 PQints ma(*All Realty Services Inc. 5 E Goderich Homes Wellington St. 11/2 storey brick home with 2 or 3 bedrooms, close to lake. Fenced lot backs onto park. Priced to sell in the 30's. Family Home 2 storey 3 bedroom home close to schools on lovely treed lot. A lot of house for the low price of '31,500. Jones St. 2 bedroom home on large lot 66' x 196'. Living room, 3 pc. bath, kitchen, sitting room and 2 bedrooms. Asking '22,900. Owners Transferred Bright and cheery 3 bedroom bungalow near school and arena. Full basement insulated and ready for finishing touches. A steal at only '44,900. . Brand New 3 bedroom home with cedar siding and fieldstone front on Dawnrose Drive. At- tached garage and full, in- sulated and drywalled basement. A very attrac- tive home with many ex- tras and reasonably priced at '53,500. Bennett St. 3 bedroom, 4 level split home on large lot. New broadloom in living room and dining room. Eat -in kitchen, finished family room and 4 piece bath. Owners transferred. Priced to sell in the 50's. St. George's Crescent 3 bedroom brick ranch on large treed lot. In -ground pool, 2 fireplaces and games room are just some of the extras in this desirable home. Priced in the 70's. Out of Town Auburn 2 storey converted church with 3 bedrooms, large formal living room, family and dining areas, loft and 5 piece bath. Priced in the 70's. Ron Samways 56$-2101 Jim McCaul Res.: 524-4175. • Rural Residential House and five acres with small barn, three miles from Goderich: Under '40,000. Georgian Style 2 storey, 4 bedroom brick located on Rattenbury St., Clinton. Tastefully decorated and well finished. Shown by appoin- tment only. This beautiful home is an excellent buy in the mid 50's. Bayfield • New, Freebairn Custom Homes can be purchased fully or partially com- pleted. Choice of raised ranch or tide split. Builder will include 2 major ap- pliances free to a cost of '900. Call Ron Samways for details and viewing. Privacy Plus Large split level home within commuting distance of Goderich or Clinton, situated on 15 acres with mature trees and extrac- tion contract. Call us today u about this investment. Year Round Cottage 3 bedroom lakeview at Snowdon acres, carpeted. Appliances Included in the list price of '35,000. Mobile 2 bedrooms at Pt. Albert on '/a acre lot, has added rec room, tool shed TV rotor. Reduced to 97,000. Move This Mobile To your own lot. Excellent 12 x 60 with added utility room, carport and expen- do. Price lust reduced to '16,500. Quality Home Over 2000 square feet of living space located on 1/4 acre only minutes from town. Large living room with fireplace, 4 bedrooms and full basement. Suited for executive family living. Reduced to '73,000. Meneset Park Well kept 2 bedroom mobile 60 x 12 on front road. Ideal location as cot- tage or starter home. Asking '14,300 or reasonable offer. Ashfield Twp. 2 storey, par ally finished log house on a large lot on the Nine Mile River. Year- round water and hydro on the property, and Close to school. Asking '26,500. MEMBER HURON Ken Thompson 524-7514 Anna Melskl 5242766 56 East St., Goderich 524-6656 Building Lots. Bennett St. Goderich - '10,000. Pt. Albert - 1/2 acre lots from '7,000. Biuewater Beach -'12,500. Green Acres North -'10,500. Farms and Commercial Large Dairy Farm Going concern - 400 acres of prime land, systematically drained, 130 cow freestall barn, 12 stall herringbone milking parlour, 2 houses and mobile home, full line of equipment, large quota and registered cattle. Cash Crop 454 acres in 1 block,.. systematically drained. To be sold with crop and equipment: In the Amberly area. Broiler Farm Listowel area, 30 acres, 12,600 basic broiler quota, 75 sow, farrow to finish, new feeder barn, liquid manure. Good brick house. 200 Acres East Wawanosh. 2 sets of buildings, tie-ups for 42 cows and milkhouse. One good red brick house, ex- cellent financing. Cash Crop Land 146 acres nearly all workable and tiled. This Is a good level cash crop farm located on the highway near Pt. Albert. Body Shop Long established business will be sold fully equipped as a going concern. Owner retiring. Income Pr®prty Good 7 unit apartment close to main street, Clin- ton. Fully rented. Owner will assist with financing. Asking '75,000. Recreation Property Quartet' share of 100 acres of bush with creek and small log cabin., Good sour- ce of flretvoad, and space to roam. Askltig'12,000.'; REAL ESTATE BOARD Agnes MacKinnon Res.: 524-6336 Gayle McCaul Res.: 3244113 nr•nVrrd 11 Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Durnin of. Scarborough, spent several days in Goderich and visited relatives and friends there and in Dungannon and Crewe areas. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney were their family; Mr. and Mrs. Bob McWhinney and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murch and Vincept, of Clinton; Mrs. Chambers and family of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Jim McWhinney of Wingham and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aiken and her brother Calvin Aiken from Fullarton. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH The Reverend C. G. Westhaver preached on "The Bible and the Word of God" and presented a stirring challenge to all to live lives which shall be a model for others, all example of the word of God. The "Prayer of Approach" used in the service is one of the great prayers of the church. It was composed by the outstanding English scholar and churchman ungannon doings Mary Bere correspondent known as Alcuin who lived in the eighth cen- tury. The children's story, "Putting God to the Test," was based on a scripture story from the sixth chapter of the book of Judges. Last Sunday's loose offering at the Camp Menesetung service amounted to ap- proximately $75 and was donated to the camp. The Reverend D.L. Howlett, newly appointed regional secretary for the Canadian Bible Society, resident in London, \will be calling at the manse 529-7915 this week in the interest of re -organizing the work of the Bible Society in our communities. Dungannon sent in $87 for the Bible Society in 1977. June 25 will be Com- munion Sunday when it is anticipated that transfers of membership will be dealt with at Dungannon. The Dungannon Music Committee is seeking a church organist for the new season beginning with September. Anyone with information and suggestions is asked to contact Penny Hodges or the minister. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH On Friday evening the Maple View Church in- vited the Dungannon congregation to an evening of fun and fellowship in the church community hall at Wellesley. About 35 persons responded to the invitation and enjoyed an evening of singing, crokinole and refresh- ments. Last Sunday evening the church group took the serive at Chesley Church. The Hanover congregation was also present. A quartet from the Dungannon group, con- sisted of Peter Martin, Irene Martin, Murray Martin and Ruth Martin, sang several , numbers which were greatly ap- preciated. Pastor Lawrence -gave the message and Mrs. Lawrence told a children's story. Laverne Martin was song leader for the ser- vice and Howard Martin was master of ceremonies. A time of fellowship was enjoyed after the Priest holidays at Kingsbridge Reverend Father Thomas O'Keefe, Chaplain of St. Joseph's Hospital, Peterborough, is spending.•holidays with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe •and family. Father O'Keefe celebrated the ,Sunday morning, June 11, 10:30 mass at St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton and daughter Shannon; Mr. Raymond Dolton, Mr. Michael Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dalton, Mr. Cletus Dalton, Mrs. Jack (Bernardine) Kinney of s.ttt Maureen, Sister Dolorosa, Sister Denise and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Marsman of London, all attended the wake and Requium mass for the late Mr. Morgan O'Connor .on_....Tuesday, June 6. Requium mass was celebrated at the Bishop O'Connor Roman Catholic Church, Whitby. Congratulations to Mary Ann Miltenburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miltenburg, RR 7, Lucknow who recaved her Bachelor of Apied Science, Home Economics, with distinction at the Spring Convocation at the University of Guelph. She is planning to attend Althouse College of Education in London this September. Congratulations to Miss Nancy O'Keefe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe, RR 3, Goderich who graduated on June 7 from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in Sociology. Congratulations to Miss Linda Rivett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rivett and to Doug •LeLacheur who were married on Saturday, June 10. Several from this area attended the reception at the Luckpow and District Community Centre. Music for dan- cing was by Boyd's Orchestra. The Lucknow Lancers, their sponsors and friends, held a banquet at the new Community Centre in Lucknow on Friday evening, June 9. A r,,, ,- lagge.exp , tteniled.the dance with .music for dancing• supplied by "Nuthin' Fancy". Several from this urea attended the estate auction sale for the late Mrs. Eileen O'Neill at Richard Lobb's barn, 289 Bayfield Road, Clinton. Auctioneer was Richard Lobb. Weekend Pvisitors with Mrs. Mark°'; Dalton and family were Mr. and Mrs. John Dietrich, John, Susan, Jeff, Cathy and baby David of Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dietrich of Collingwood. Brian Dalton and sons Dennis and Shawn of Palmerston visited on Sunday, June 11 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Murray, Royal Oak, Michigan are visiting with her brother Mr. John O'Connor and other relatives in this area. Miss Mary Ann Miltenburg, daughter of MORTGAGE the SAFEWAY! LOW INTEREST RATES ON 1STS, 2NDS, 3RDS -residential, commercial, apartments -farms, industrial -purchpses, refinancing -home additions or improvements -debt consolidation, interim financing on new construction orland development SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. PORT ELGIN Evenings Call 705 Goderich St. Mary Lou VanGerven (519) 832-2044 (519) 534-0576 Kitchener Office: (519) 744-6535 Hanover Office: (519) 364-3121 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH ,.,,"••110 PRICES SLASHED • PRICES LASHED Goderich Oldtimers Hockey Club's DESPERATION DISPOSAL SALE OF SOUVENIRS JUST IN TIME FOR FATHER'S DAY NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES SLASHED EVERYTHING MUST GO AS WE ARE IN DESPERATE NEED FOR THE CASH! Get 'em while they last SATURDAY JUNE 17 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. GODERICH OLDTIMER SOUVENIRS WILL BE ON SALE AT THESE LOCATIONS: • Suncoast Mall On the Square at: • Schaefer's Ladies • Captain's Quarters • Orrandy's • Glen Mark Lumber Please help support the Goderich Oldtimers buy it by the Truckload. SUPER BUYS • SUPER BUSS Oldtimers T-SHIRTS IDEAL FATHER'S DAY GIFT! $200 Oldtimers BEER MUGS IDEAL FATHER'S DAY GIFT! 1 00 EA Oldtlmers GARBAGE BAGS IDEAL FATHER'S DAY GIFT? PKG OF 10 $1 50 • 2 Oldtimers OUTDOOR ROOMS formerly Vendor Booths well constructed — all wood IDEAL FATHER'S DAY GIFT' 500 00 SUPER BUYS •