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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-20, Page 20Kin BY CATHERINE AUSTIN s ridge slow St. Joseph's School com- menced this term on Tues- day, September 4 with Prin- cipal David Zyluk. There is an enrollment at present of 90 pupils with six pupils starting kindergarten. Barbara Eedy is the teach- er for kindergarten and grade '1. Nancy Parks is teaching grade 2 and 3 and part of grade 4. Rose Frayne and David Zyluk are teaching grades 4, 5'and 6 and Joanne McDonagh teaches grades 7 and 8. Terry Bullen is the French teacher, Margaret Ferguson teaches special education and Nancy Parks is teaching music to all grades. Betty Frayne is the secretary, Denise Dalton community school co-ordinator and Jean Van Rooy is the custodian. The following is a list of students attending univer- sities and colleges for the 79-80 school year. Mark Frayne is in first year Physical Education pro- gram at Wilfred Laurier Uni- versity in Waterloo. Mari- anne Frayne is in third year at the Faculty off Music at University off Western Ont- ario. They are son and daughter off Betty and Eug- ene Frayne. Glen Tigert has returned to University of Western Ontario, London, for a two year course in Master's Business Administration. Judy Tigert returned to McMaster University, -Ham- ilton, fox her third year in the B.Sc. Nursing Program. Jan- ice Tigert has returned to Seneca College in Toronto for , her final year in the Reg- istered Nursing Program. They are the son and daugh- ters of Rita and Jack Tigert. REAL ESTATE LIST ALL P 0 INTS Realty Services Inc. MEMBER HURON REAI. ESTATE BOARD 4)I FI(•t: 56 EAST ST. 1,15i>a.mu c11 MILL ROAD If peace and tranquility is your desire, then you owe it to yourself to inspect this unique property. This is a 1'/2 storey brick home situated on a tastefully landscaped 75' x 219' lot and has recently been rewired and roofed: It is neat as a new pin dnd beautlfuRy decorated throughout. mom. IN 524-6656 -„-SALTFORD See the sunset from your,. living room and enjoy enter- taining your special friends in an elegant family room highlighted by • ,indirect lighting and enhanced with a built-in bar and fireplace. On sunny days you can bask on the sundeck or take a cooling dip in the• above ground pool. Why not inspect this im- maculate 3 bedroom ranch. today. GODERICH Everything you dreamed of k here in this 3 bedroom brick, side split, cement patio off the kitchen, built-in oven and countertop stove, and fireplace in the family 'room. Call today for your viewing of this exceptional home. There's lots of room for the growing family in this 3 bedroom side on bungalow. On the ground floor is a kitchen, L-shaped living room, dining area, 3 bedrooms and 4 pce. bath. In the basement is a laundry room, a work room, family room, and framed in bedroom "and bathroom. You'll have nothing to do but move into this 3 bedroom raised 'ranch' with large family room In the lower level and garage with work area. Well decorated and spotless throughout. - Enjoy the grace and charm of this older 2 storey, 3 bedroom home with separate dining room, large eat -in kitchen, and main floor family room with fireplace, all in immacule condition. Large fenced yard has heated in -ground pool and garden. DUNGANNON if you like village living see this 3 bedroom, 1 year old bungalow eat -in kitchen, lots of closets and full basement with stone fireplace in the unfinished family room. ” DEVELOPMENT LAND 41/2 acres right on the edge of Goderich. This is an excellent oppor- tunity for warehousing construction or any other type of commercial enterprise. Call Ken Thompson for detallse THESE ARE ONLY A SAMPLE OF OUR MANY F,XCLUSiVE ANi) MULTIPLE LISTINGS. CALL US TODAY TO DiSCUSS YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS. For Professional Realty Service Call: ALL POINTS -at 524-6656 ANNA MELSKI 524-2768 KEN THOMPSON. .. * 524-7514 CHARLIE BRUINSMA.9'.80. , 524-4 CAROL CHAPMAN .., 524-9663 GAYLE Mc CAUL 524-4175 RANNIE ARMSTRONG .. 524-99Q itch Stephen Howard, son off Rita and John Howard, is enrolled in the two year Ag- ricultural Business Manage- ment Course at Centralia College off Agricultural Tech- nology at Huron Park. Bridget Dalton, daughter of Clarice and the late Mark Dalton, is attending Wilfred Laurier University in Water- loo in her first year. Margaret Frayne is taking a course in Child Care at Fanshawe College, London. Donna Frayne has returned to her second year at King's, College, London. Margaret and Donna are the daughters of Rose and Donald Frayne. Laurie Doherty, daughter of Isabelle and Frank Doher- ty, is attending Western Uni- versity in her first year. Rose Mary Crawford is attending Victoria Hospital Nursing School in her second year. Jim ,Crawford is at- tending King's College, Lon- don. Rose Mary and Jim are the daughter and son of Mary and Fred Crawford. Ann Marie Howard, daughter of Pat and Bob Howard, Mary -Ann Milten- burg, daughter of Marie and Reis Miltenburg, Mary Ellen Foran,'daug'hter of Mr. and Mrs. John' Foran, and Mary - Ann Boyle, daughter of Raymond and Leona Boyle, have returned to the Univer- sity of Guelph for their second year of studies. Jim Van Osch is in his first year at Wilfred Laurier Uni- versity in Waterloo. Bernie Van Osch is in his second year at Ryerson College. Jim and Bernie are sons of Ann and Bill Van Osch. Tom O'Keefe, son of Joe and M.ary'O'Keefe, is in his second year' at Fanshawe College, London. Dianne Van Rooy, daugh- ter of Jean and John Van Rooy, is• in her first year at Western University. David Simpson, son of Lillian and the late Duncan Simpson, is in his first year at University of Guelph.. u•.. Ben Miltenburg, son , of John and Ann Miltenburg, is 'in his fourth year at Veter- inary College, Guelph: Congratulations.fo' Brother Carl Voll, who on September 8, celebrated the anniversary. of his 40th year as a Brother in the Order of the Resur- rection. r GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1979—PAGE 19 • tam wins league title Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Miltenburg, for three weeks, are Mr. and Mrs. Gert Meyer of Holland. Mary Ann and Cecilia Mil- tenburg visited a school friend, Holly Scott of Mani- toulin Island, this past week- end. Mrs. Yvette Heffernan re- turned home on Tuesday after spending eight days visiting her sisters in Mon- treal. Visiting a few days this week with Yvette . is her sister-in-law, Mrs. Irene Weir of Toronto. Visitors at the Clare home- stead, over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ryan, Frank Ryan, Dorothy, Bernadette, Matthew, and Andrew Ryan, all of Toronto, Marnie Menard of New- market, Laura Roden of Toronto. Mary Luanne Clare complet d a ten-day music course ae Inter -Provincial Music camp in Parry Sound. She also received a scholar- ship in her singing class. Jim and Yvonne Sinnett and son Jim returned from a trip to Calgary, where they visited with their daughter, Sheila Nelson, George, • and grandson, Daniel. Their daughters, Yvonne and Lin- da, returned with them after spending the holidays in Cal- gary. While there .Jim and Yvonne hosted a get together for all the Ashfield people now residing there. About 30 people enjoye an outdoor dinner of hom c000ked food. Jim. enjoyed a few days at home and then returned to his ship. -' Clarice Dalton and daugh- ters, Denise, Ann Pritchard, Bridget, Jackie and Maria spent a week's . holidays canoeing in Algonquin Park. The Mark Dalton family attended the Lassaline family reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lassaline of Goderich Township, Eighty-five descendants of Medora and Dennis Lassa - line attended the gathering which opened with a mass celebrated by Fr. Alan King, son of Lucille (Lassaline) and Ken King. Fr. Alan.King is a missionary' in the •Amazon 'region of South America. Joe and Teresa Courtney -., returned recently from a nine day visit with their son Brian and Jeanette Courtney and randson, Ryan Patrick, in g Cochrane, Alberta. They also visited with Joe's cousin, Pat Courtney in Carseland, Al- berta and with the many Ashfieldites now living in Calgary, Recent visitors with Carl were Rosemary Holloway and children, Chris and Denise and Tom's mother, Marie Hogan, and - Barb and Ambrose Redmond, Brian and Jennifer. Peter Frayne, son of Don- 1StP1C� news and Fran Riegling were her sister, Ester and Paul Giroux and family of Kent Bridge. They also visited with Max and Helen Riegling and family, Karla and Tom Hog- an and family and were overnight guests with Barb- ara and Ambrose Redmond and family. Recent visitors with Tom and Karla Hogan and family ald and Rose Frayne, is now teaching French and Spanish at Lucas High School in London. Tom Hackett and Ed Gil- more are patients in Wing - ham Hospital. Dennis and Cathy Sinnett and family from Detroit " spent a few days visiting relatives and friends. They were accompanied home by their daughter Jennifer who spent the summer holidays with Grace and John Austin. Recent visitors in the com- munity were Mrs. Pat Martin from Kenora; Harry Van Diepan, Tillsonburg; and Jo- Ann VanDiepan from Clin- ton; Mrs. Liela Fitzgerald, Stratford and Mrs. Irene Murphy, Goderich. Mrs. Marie Garvey and son Michael Garvey of Mis- sissauga spent Saturday at the Garvey homestead. Mrs. Reynolds of Kitchen- er spent a few days visiting with Mary Frayne, Danny Wilson has return- ed to his boat the "Gulf Gatineau" after a six week holiday. Betty and Pete Murray have returned to their home in Detroit after spending three weeks with her brother, John O'Connor, A welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sherratt and family to our community, they have purchased the home previously occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Arie VanDiep- an. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended' to Fred and Leona Vassella and family on the death of Leona's brother, Ernie Taillon, who died September 13 in Toronto. He was in his 63rd year and is survived by his wife, Marj- orie and three children. He is also survived by four sisters and was predeceased by his parents and stepmother and brother Leo. Fred?and Leona attended the funeral. Over 100 people attended the Drennan reunion held at the home of J. C. Drennan, Ashfield on August 25. Those coming from a dist- ance came from Detroit, Windsor, London and Strat- ford. The afternoon was spent in renewing acquain- tances and playing games. A pot Tuck supper was enjoyed. SPORTS Congratulations to the Kingsbridge slowpitch ball team who took the league title in the Grand Champion- ship game played in Dun- gannon. \ Congratulations also go to the Kingsbridge girls softball team who defeated the Kin - tail Kuties when they,played the best out of five series. Port Albert and Dungannon girls had been eliminated in the series. After the game the winners and loosers were treated by the Sullivan Rest-, aurant tohamburgers and french fries, which they all enjoyed. Canfarm embarking on dynamic era "This month Canfarm embarks on a dynamic new era," Peter Han- nam, President of Canfarm announced recently, "The last few months since the changeover of Canfarm from a government program to a farmer owned company have been hectic," 'he said.: "Now, a whole new approach is being launched to provide farmers with the very best in farm financial and production planning services. In his openingaddress- to the press, Mr. Hannam emphasized that the development' of Canfarm services is noW under the direction of . farm organizations and that this. will ensure 'the services will be geared to the needs of the farmers. "The whole marketing structure is now geared to individual service," he said: Farmers will be able to sit down with 'Canfarm representatives and agents to work out a program that fits their situation . best. Just a ' local phone call will connect most farmers to Canfarm services. "I have tried sortie of the . most recently developed Canfarm services on my farm and, I know they can make farmers more money." Peter Hannam, who is ..also Presi'dent of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, was followed at this press conference by Canfarm's General Manager, Lindsay Ba rfoot. "We're accomplishing something very unique here," Said Barfoot. "Privatizing a govern- ment program is a great challenge and its success will be encouraging to all sectors of our society. The Canfarm services were extremely well researched and tested. when we took them over. Since then we have added 't&'those services as well as streamlining and packaging the others so that we can. give each farmer exactly what he needs whether it be a full set of accounts for financial management and planning or just a straight set of accounts to meet his tax obligations." Besides its full range'of computerized record keeping and financial planning Services, Canfarm also offers farmers production planning services for ration formulation, swine herd management and beef finishing. Be careful when backing up Over 7;000 drivers . in - vehicles in 1978. The Ontario hod' accidents Ontario Safety League while bard' a taceircidents reminds motorists to physically check both the rear. of the vehicle and JUST LISTED LOT 104' x 104' CHOICE LOCATION P-160 V.L.A. DISTINCTIVE QUALITY MANY EXTRAS P-10 3 BEDROOM SPLIT ON QUIET CRESCENT P-44 '38,900 3 BEDROOMS, DEN, MOVE IN CONDITION W-155 STARTER HOMES '14,900 and up. OWNER TRANSFERRED - spacious lakeview home, 4 bedrooms, separate dining room with patio doors, attached garage. Mc -345 LIGHTHOUSE ST. - 2 storey -red brick, main floor family room, sauna. B-95 BENNETT ST. WEST - Priced in 40's. Owner transferred. Mc -169 HANDYMAN SPECIAL - .Britannia Rd. Large lot. Make an offer. H- 124 GODERICH RESTAURANT - Business doing good. Well located, modern building with living quarters. Great opportunity for you to step in and take over. C-68 JUST LISTED '37,900 Modern '2 storey, 3 bedrooms, quiet area. Close to schools. 13-255 COME SEE COME SAVE - Priced within your budget. Mortgage at 101/2%. W-308 PROPERTIES 3 BEDROOMSefireplace, large lot, separate apartment to help with payments. Priced to the 40's. S-62 TIME TO MOVE into this 4 bedroom raised ranch. Well main- tained, family home. West end location. R-361 m ONE & HALF STOREY - Close to Square. Private treed. lot. Workshop 20' x 30'. Owner relocating. M-31 . _m_.. COME VISIT our Irish castle. 4 bedrooms, unique .livingroom, fireplace, restored natural trim: An historical charmer. C-122 FINISHING ' TOUCHES NEEDED on this 3 bedroom, one storey home on large lot, B-186 MORE THAN JUST A HOUSE in this 3 bedroom semi-detached home with income from „adjoining 2 bedroom attached home. Mc -TIM • EBB ROSS •NORMA TAYLOR •DON McCAULEY •RITA ALLEN * HAROLD ' ERB • DEB SHEWFELT 524-8786 524-8480 • 524-4226 524-8480 565-2828 524-9581 W. J. HUGHES REALTY LTD. 38 EAST ST. GODERICH REALTY WORLD •SHARON ELLIOTT •MIKE MALLOUGH •DAVE SMITH •HUGO VERMEESCH •BILL LOUGHEED 529-7281 524-6767 576-8602 524-4677 524-6063 •ALFREDA McCAULEY 524-4226 9-9., 524-8100 524-9131 140 Acres, good workable level land, modern home, 2 silos, 2, granaries, steel barn 32' x 140'. All buildings in Hp top condition. Located just North of Goderich. J- 140 OUT OF TOWN Out -adorable camp grounds with 4 bedroom home. Approx. 85 acres fronting on the Maitland River. G-26 12' x 68' Bendix, 3 bedrooms, Situated in Huron Haven Park. Mc -109 Resting or Retiring. Why not do it in this 2 bedroom, 11/2 storey home on large lot in small village. Priced in twenties. B-15 Lakefront view. Luxurious 2 bedroom all brick winterized home, large garage, sundeck, fireplace. Immaculate condition. F-21 Large 3 year old cedar rancher, fireplace, sliding door to largo sundeck on 1/2 acre lot. J-3 Sunset Beach - Rancher on '/2 acre treed lot. 3 bedroom, family kit- chen, quality built, almost com- pleted. Taxes '125.00 8-12 OWNER SAYS PRESENT ALL OFFERS H-5 PRICED IN LOW THIRTIES IMMACULATE CONDITION D-3 OWNER MOVED IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 11-36 REDUCED 70'37,500 TRY ANOFFER 5-12 the ' path you intend following before making a backing maneuver. When possible, have someone act as signalman. But remember, backing is still your respon- sibility...you can't pass the buck to the chap that. lends a helping hand. 396-2061 UTTON GL [UAW LIMITED . 1RDRE West Wawanosh - 175 acres, 145 workable, 12 acres hardwood bush. Very good house with all conveniences. 60 x 84' painted barn, silo — priced 80 sell. ********. 13 acres in Goderich- Lucknow area with yo[ir. own 3 acre private fake, to be sold sublect to severance. If severance cannot be obtained en- tire property of 28 acres including house could be sold. 11 acres of hardwood bush on Hwy. 21 bet- ween Goderich and Am- berley —' property com- plete with severance and survey. Kincardine - 3 yr. old custom built.4 level side lit home with living room, dining room, family room and eat -In kitchen. Over 1800 sq. ft. of luxury home on a 70 x 118' lot for the asking price of '59,000. \ ,******** Niles - 3'/2 acres with charming 3 bedroom, two storey brick house. The many features In- clude formal dining room, family room, living room, two baths. On the property is a sprincrfod creek, an 18 x 36' barn, many mature trees and fruit trees. Mel Mother's Winghom 357.3208 representing LLOYD* W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine