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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-23, Page 12E'AGE*2.2 G10DERTC1T:SICN ')„eritigeo dlrectpry *SLPTIC TANKS ►SEWERS *BULLDOZING •KACKHOE WORK *GRAVEL - •TOPSOIL ,For templet, lob call: • SID DRIJINSMA EXCAVATING LW 524-8668 WNW” 4 R s t FEBRU Yi 3, $ U I roves budget IrlITEPHANW. The 3Z niuuoipali:Ues in the watershed of .. • the Ausable-Bayfield. Con- servation Authority will pay $13.8,448 towards the authority's approved 1983 budget of over $1 million. The budget was approved at the authority's annual meeting on Feb. 17 in Kirkton. The municipalities share is up from the $132,190 paid to the authority in 1982. Government' grants will ..pay for about half the T The &Country REAL ESTATF ANNOUNCEMENT G.K. REALTY & INSURANCEINC. is pleased to announce the appointment of MARTHA ROBERTSON as a SALES REPRESENTATIVE Martha loins our staff with two years ex- perience in Real Estate Sales and Agricultural Business Management Diploma: For All Your Real Estate Requirements Contact Martha Anytime OFFICE: 524-2118 RES. 482-7/67 authority's bot. et ' in the amount of $615, , With the • remainder to be ,aid for through the municipalities, park operations, sale of cot cage lots, leases' and reserves. The water and related land management program, takes up the largest portion of the 1983 .budget at $421,950. Management and other ero- sion control on the Port Franks River is the largest capital works project to be undertaken by the authority m 1983. A total of $60,000 has been budgeted for this work, a cut back from the original $115,000 budgeted. - Other capital works pro- jects include $22,000 for Bayfield erosion control work, $22,500 for forest management at Parkhill, Port Blake and general areas, The Parkhill. 3pillWay, aeriniSitio.n. has b .ea budgeted at $12,500i. e floodplain mapping has been budgeted at $0,300 and ero- sion °and sedunent contra- at the Thedford Conservation Area has been budgeted at $5,250. Also under water and related land management, water support has been budgeted at $137,000, dam maintenance has . been budgeted at $39,900, con- servation services at $57,500 and a cost -benefit of the Seaforth channel improve- ment has been budgeted at $2,000. Wetland acquisition-. in the Hay ,Swamp has been budgeted at $55,000. Administration of the authority has been budgeted at $226,300, up from $208,900 in 1982. The largest portion COOKING LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE Flavor So Good You'll Think.That Mo! Working For Us The reason our food tastes like mother's is because we use fresh, naturalingredfen- ts and then take the time to prepare it to your liking. C^ er's : OPENING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 5 Pik:, SATURDAY -SUNDAY 11 AM WEEKEND SPECIALS Sllverwoods Soft Ice Cream All Sundaes _504 cone 954 each OUR SPECIALTIES •Foot Longs *Shrimp & Chips •French Fries •Fresh Hamburgers •MIIk Shakes •Sundaes *Banana Splits •Floats HOME OF THE RANCH BURGER TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE # 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH 524-2966 524-2966 CALL US—TO WELCOME YOU HOME 128 WEST STREET - Majestic 2 storey west end home. Suitable for larger family. 40 WELLESLEY ST. West end brick and frame on 104' x 104' lot. Fireplace and hot tub. 203 LIGHTHOUSE ST. - 2 Storey brick on premium 88' x 208' lot. 3 fireplaces. 43 ST. PATRICK - Solid brick home close to shopping. Nice condition - priced in 40's. t 162 RICH ST. Well maintained bungalow offers inground pool, finished rec room with bar area and fireplace. COUNTRY HOMES 187 BENNE'T ST. W. - Top quality all brick bungalow. 4 bedroom*, finished family room, Immaculate condition. of this budget Is made' p19 salariesand benefits, tota11 Ilrg;159,500, up from $143,,300 m the previous. year, The allowance for the 35 members (one •cepresen- tative from each of the 32 municipalities plus three provincial representatives) has increased from $16,000 to $17,000 for 1983. The chair- man's expenses have been budgeted to double, from $2,000 last year' to $4,000 in 1983, while staff mileage and expenses have decreased, from $5,000 in 1982 to $2,500 this year. The conservation and related land management budget has been set at $53,590 Under: this, the capitk' works projects elude development at o Rock Glen ' Conserv • lion Area to cost $14,250 li.. nd $1,000 for development at the Parkhill Conservation Area. tri in u .... .. SUNSET BEACH - Year round. affor- dable country living. 2 bedroom home on 150' x 100' well treed lot. 1.%i'!n1.' BLACKS POINT ROAD - Modern log home with inground pool. Now of- fered at a reduced price. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST-- 6 year old. 3 level split. Minutes from Goderich. Rec room with fireplace. The 1983 executive of the Ausab e-Biiy1Ield Conservation Authority was named at the authority's annual meeting held in Kirkton on Feb. 17. In the photo', from left to right are! front row - past chairman Ivan'Hearn, vice-chairman GordonJobuson, chairman John 'Finney and ABCA general - manager Tom Front; back row - Carl Bryson, Fred Lewis, Don Lithgow, William Thirwall, Cecil Desjardine and Wilson Hodgins. Conservation Authority appoints new executive B Si STEPHANIE `LEVESQUE John . iriney ' of Hay Townehlja, and Gordon Johnson.. of`' Blanshard Township have been return- ed as chairman and vice- chairman respectively of the Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority. The two men were return- ed to office at the authority's IN CLINTON BRICK BUNGALOW Maple St. custom built home sure to please any homeowner, dining - room, close to shopping. priced In 40's. Well maintained, attractive home. KIPPER $39,000 Brick. 2 storey family home. fireplace, 4 bedrooms. ' garage. Owner will view all of- fers. RITA _ALLEN 524-7373 or d. 24-8480 W.J. RHES .REALTY LIMITED Kingsstr St. , ,;AGoderich 1t17b NORTHLANDER MOBILE - 12' x 60' 2 bedroom with 7'/2' x 12° expando unit, Appliances E, extras Included. Maurice Gardiner Peter Bettger Bruce ityan Steve Gardiner Ken Thompson Jim Thompson Les Willem: 524-6031 5242865 524-7762 524-9985 524-7514 524-0672 524-8451 BENMILLER AREA - Elevated cedar aided ranch suitable for 2 generations. 37 acres of picturesque) land. MEMBER OF THE HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - M.L.S. IS YOUR BEST BET. sv annual meeting on Feb. 17 in Kirkton. Fred Ioew rs of London Townshii'vacs named chair- man of the personnel and finance advisory board with Wilson Hodgins of Btddulph Township named as vice- chairman. The chairman of the con- servation lands manage- ment advisory board is Don Lithgow of Bosanquet Township with Carl Bryson of Warwick Township the vice-chairman. Water management ad- visory board chairman is Bill „ Thirlwall of Lobo Township with Cecil Desjar- 31 . Service directory CONCRETE FORMING Walls & Floors For a complete lob coli SID BRUiNSMA EXCAVATING LTD. 524-8668 din of Stephen Township as the vice-chairman. Members of the personnel and finance advisory board are John Deeves, Carl Vock, Ivan Hearn, Floyd Rowat, Aubrey McCallum, Charles Corbert, Fred Dobbs and Keith w^c*t^,-- Those on the conservation lands management advisory board are Earl Rees, Ed' Strachan, Rob Anderson, Don Ma-cGregor, Jake Reder, Harry Klungel,- John Kinsman, Bill Amos, Brian Campbell and Clarence Rau. The water management advisory board is comprised of Roy Westcott, Charlotte Postma, Mervyn Falconer, Doug Gilpin, Bill Waters, Joe Gibson, Harold Green, Roy Johnson and John Ducan. WMS enjoy duets There' was a good at- tendance at the February meeting of Knox WMS Afternoon Auxiliary on Tuesday, February 15 at 2:30 p.m. The members met in the junior Sunday School room and the president, Mrs. G. Henderson presided. She opened the meeting, welcoming all with special mention to several who have not been enjoying the best of health. Members joined in singing the hymn, "Christ for the World We Sing". This was followed by the secretary, Modred . Marwick reading the minutes by the last meeting and Mrs. G.C. White giving the treasurer's report. Three musical duets were very much enjoyed by Mrs. Bonnie Dunn on clarinet and Mrs. Hillie Kloeze on ac- cordian. The music was in keeping with the Lent season and portraying a season of joy as custom in countries of Austria, Hungary and .Venice. Mrs. Kaitting thanked the ladies for the splendid rendering, of .the selections chosen and presented them with a gift. Devotions were meditative with the reading of Psalm 91 by, Mrs. G. MacEwan, a splendid message on "Hands" by, Mrs. A. Young NN% a \\\\\\ \\\\%%A \\\ \\\\\\\\u\ \ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ rw. s 0 701 REM MATIE,IIIKKER LIST WITH THE LEADER BILL CLIFFORD REALTOR 524-9097 76 HAMILTON ST., GODERICH ' • 524-8951 GODERIC,l HOMES YOU'LL LOVE this charming red brick hone which has been refurbished completely and has many special features. New Beam central vacuum system; new kitchen cupboards and flooring. Master bedroom with 3 piece ensuite. Wall to wall carpet throughout. Must be seen to be appreciated: Shown bpi appointment only. No. 137 RETIREMENT HOME - Conveniently located is this one bedroom bungalow. Listed for quick sale, only $11,000.00. Presently rented for $155.00 monthly. New siding makes this an attractive buy. No. 136 NOW REDUCED Tdste�Uily' ` decorated, -3 :bedroom t: bungalow. Large 'tcir with country garden and 2 car,,., garage makes this a';:home you can afford. Coll Enid Bell on this exclusively listed home located at 125 St. Patrick t Pa k S . No. 139 POWER OF SALE - What is your offer? Immediate possession can -he yours on. this 1'/2 storey home with double garage - ideal workshop. 10% down, 12 3/4% mortgage. Located on Elgin Ave. next to Kirkey's Texaco. NO. 125 AFFORDABLY PRICED - 178 Newgate St., 1'/, storey red brick family home with 4th bedroom in basement. Garage, large. lot, low heating costs, insulated throughout. Priced in the low 40's. No. 681 PERFECT ANSWER - Starter - retirement, Bayfield Rd., 2 bedroom home. Beautifully finished interior throughout, formol dining „room, free maintenance exterior. You'll be proud to own the best part of all - it's priced to sell. No. 133 COUNTRY HOMES ESTATE SALE • Located jn Auburn is this solid brick 2 bedroom home with a full basement and single car garage. Attractive, 'large treed lot and ideal location makes this an excellent retirement home. Upstairs and basement can easily be finished to suit your taste. No. 138 MINUTES FROM TOWN - Quality custom-built 3 bedroom bungalow. 1600 sq. ft. of luxury living plus at- tached garage. Pool, full basement, drilled well. Located on over an acre of land. Shown by appointment only. No. 154 KINTAIL - Refurbished 3 bedroom family home with attached garage. 1.56 acres. Family room with patio doors to huge sundeck. Modern kitchen, profes- sionally landscaped, spring - fed pond. A hameryou'II be proud to own and priced right. No. 118 OWNER has insulated, in- stalled new wiring, and roughed -in plumbing on this country ' retreat. Now reduc- ed $19,250.00 with excellent. terms. No. 538 •RENT with option. Im- mediate possession. If you want lots of room, then in- spect this beautiful 80 year Old family, 3 bedroom:home which has very spacious, bright rooms and is located on a double lot in Dungan- non. No. 131 • 14 ACRES - just 2 mks north of Goderich. Raised custom-built ranch, 4 bedroom home. Features large country kitchen. Pro- perty suitable for weekend farming, market gardening, etc. Call Steve Buchanan for a personal showing. No. 653 EXCLUSIVE LISTING - We have now been instructed to offer for sale a home you'll be proud to own. Located at Sheppardton on 2.54 acres is this brick split level featur- ing 3 bedrooms, custom- built 'kitchen cupboards, recreation room with fireplace and built-in bar. Sewing room, laundry room and cold room. Also exer- cise room with sauna. Shown by dppointment only. No. 152 MOBILE HOMES HURON HAVEN, PARK - Spacious 14' x 70' Liberty mobile home with deck, 5 pc. bath, separate laundry alcove, deluxe kitchen with modern appliances. This three bedroom unit is well worth the asking price. No. 116 WONDERFUL LIFE, perfect retirement, two bedroom mobile which 'includes many extras. Located on a nicely treed lot at 2 Cherokee Drive. Before you buy, see this one with Enid Bell today. No.' 122 MORE ROOM than many homes as this Northlander has 8' x 12' addition and many extras ore included in the asking price of only $12,900.00. Let's make a deal. Located at 27 Cheyenne Drive. No. 123 JUST LISTED - Owner needs' more room and has in- structed us to present all of- fers on this Bendix Para- mount 12' by 68' mobile- with sundeck 12' x 6'. Nicely land- scaped. See this with Bill Clifford today. No. 153 C.S.A. APPROVED spaciops, well -maintained Pyramids 3 • bedroom with family room addition. 48 Cherokee Drive, Meneset Park. Listed for quick sale. No. 117 RIVERSIDE DRIVE - Huron Haven Park. C.S.A. approv- ed Bendix 12' x 64'. Features garage -shop addition, finished utility room, storage shed. Now reduced. No. 679 MODESTLY PRICED - Located on Sutton Drive in Huron Haven is this family 3 bedroom Marlette which in- cludes appliances for the asking price of only $10,900.00. No. 678 CAREFREE LIVING - Famous Lake Huron Sunsets can be yours when you see this at- tractive Commodore 3 bedroom mobile located at Huron Haven. 1/3 down, 12% mortgage. No. 658 FURNISHINGS IN cLUDED in this well rnafiifTit)ed and pleasant mobile home which features three bedrooms, large kitchen and is well in- sulated. Vendor will assist; carry mortgage to suit pur- chaser. Located at Meneset Park on Cherokee Drive Only $10,900:00. No. 638 GODERICH HOMES ATTRACTIVE convenient West St. 3 bedroom home with many extras. Living room has fireplace, kitchen has laundry facilities, addi- tion makes an ideal family room or extra bedroom. CoII Enid to inspect, this family home. No. 145 WE WORK AT IT FULL TIME - WHEEYlUYING OR SELLING - CONTACT JACK CUMMINGS ENID BELL BILL CLIFFORD STEVE BUCHANAN 5244624 • 524-$191 524-9090 - ; , 5244478 dhttortl REM E3TAT& atz *M .04 EXCELLENT. . 'TERMS available. 46 Nelson St. W. 2 storey ' brick and cedar shingle. Prestige 4 bedroom home with double living room with fireplace. 11% mortgage and vendor will consider 2nd mortgage. Owner moved andhas in- structed us to present all of- fers. No. 648 NEW LISTING. - Interior has been completely refurbished including insulation, new windows, new wiring,' new bathrooms, quality kitchen cupboards and carpets throughout. Located at 60 East Street. Zoned C4-1. Ideal for home occupation. No. 155 FARMS AND SMALL HOLDINGS' TWO STOREY FIELDSTONE HOUSE Solid born, large garage with workshop, 70 acres systematically tile drained. This 100 acre farm is well worth the listed just and is located north of Sheppardton. Call Jack Cummings for more details. No -148 EXCELLENT RETREAT " pro- perty. 151 'feet of frontage on the Maitland River. Ideal for campers, fishermen, or nature lovers. 3.77 acres and asking price only $7,500.00.No.150 BUSINESS - OPPORTUNITIES TEXACO CAR WASH and service station, Huron Rood. This valuable property has now been reduced with at- tractive terms. Mechanics, body shop men, here is your chance to be your own boss. No. 135 LOCATED ON -THE SQUARE - Approximately 6,000 sq. ft. on 3 floors is this attractive commercial building now being sold under Power of, Sale. Terms and conditions can be obtained by calling us today. No. 656 FIVE UNITS • Be the landlord. Corner of North and Nelson St. this apt, block has a gross incorne over $1,100. monthly. 11% mortgage. See schedule 'at office. No. 151 MAL \\ �\\\\\\\ \\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\VNV,\ \\\\ \\\\\\ \\ WdU\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \ SL\\\ 4 / and a prayer by Mrs. O. Falkiner. Mrs. C. Edward then familiarized the members with a brief glimpse of their study book for this year which is on the group of Islands including the New Hebrides, now called "Vanuatu" which is made up of 2,000 smaller islands. Members joined in a short sing -song of that lively number, "This is the Da that the Lord Hath Made" and Mrs. R. McAllister read an article on the work of Margaret Stewart, a missionary now on furlough in Canada who is working in a Leper Mission in Allis location. Members hope to have the pleasure of hearing Margaret Stewart this year at suet a�she will; be addressing the'Pcesbyterial. Mrs. O. Falkiner, corresponding secretary, informed members she had sent several cards since last meeting and read a welcome Valentine card from 'Mrs. Anne Leitch of Toronto who also sent several new and very welcome books for the WMS. library, namely "The Beauty of Friendship", "The Canadian Prayer Booklet", "The Changing 'Scenes of. Life"," "God Thoughts", "The Kids Are Gone, Lord, But I'm Still Here" and a small devotional book. . Mrs. H. MacPheethanked the auxiliary for their'• card and members who had 'sent her cards or attended their 50th anniversary Open House. Mrs. G. MacEwan reported that she joined Mrs. G.C. White in visiting several of the members and associate members. Mrs. A. Straiton„ supply secretary, gave her report which included a donation of $300 made to the restoration fund of Knox Church for this year which was realized from a venture in 1979 during the Synodical. , Members were advised the World's Day:of Prayer will be March 4 in Bethel: Pen- tecostal Church and those participating from„the WMS group will be. Mrs. G..Hen- derson, Mrs. G. MacEwan and Mrs': M. Rayner. In the request from Ewart College and Armagh Home, several members are knitting blocks for a bed throw and it was 'decided to purchase a thermal blanket, along with the Auburn WMS group, also as a donation: Stratford Presbyterial has extended an invitation 'to Huron Presbyterial Church Thursday, March 3 at which Linda Kriklewetz, returned missionary worker from Lesotho will be the ' guest speaker. en qu stionars. C. ird re ke on tregarding. Huron Presbyterial's j present roblem and --'-.members were asked to see that the questionaires are marked and returned to Mrs. Edward by Sunday, February 27. yy Several members offered to assist Mrs. G. Henderson in attending to the junior choir gowns. The meeting closed, with the hymn, and the Mizpah Benediction, after which all enjoyed a social half hour with lunch served by the committee- of Mrs. G.C. White, Mts. E. Bogie and Mr's. C. Wilson.