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McDonald Home Hardware Building Centre226 Turnberry Street N., Box 170Brussels, ONOur Story:McDonalds is run by John and Merilyn McDonald and family.McDonalds was originally founded in 1929 by Duncan McDonald and John Crerar and was then known and Crerar and McDonald Lumber and Coal. In 1942 Duncan became sole owner and that same year John M.(Jack)McDonald began working with his father. In 1957 Jack purchased the interests from his father and the business was incorporated under the name J.M McDonald Lumber, which it remains today. In 1983 McDonalds became part of Home Hardware, which is owned and operated by independent retail lumber and building supply dealers. McDonalds has always occupied the same location but has greatly expanded over the years. There is now over 16,000 sq.ft. of showroom and all of the lumber is stored under roof.We have always been and continue to be a family business with Jacks children Neil (1992), Paul, Gail (1996) and John actively involved over the years. Mi

Forty-five years ago, John bought a tree mover on a whim, thinking it would be a good side hustle. Trained as a carpenter, he hoped it would bring in enough money to add a little extra to his annual income. Little did young John know that less than twelve months later, transplanting trees as an arborist would become his life’s work. Although he knew he’d be a farmer, John didn’t know he would be a tree farmer.

At the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA), we are leading the way in efforts to protect and enhance our water, trees and soils in the Maitland and Nine Mile river watersheds.

Dungannon Super Pull Committee wants to thank everyone that makes this annual event a huge success year after year.??Dungannon Super Pull has been Voted #1 Pull of the Year for 2013, 2012, 2011 and 2010!?? This year's upcoming event will be the 15th Annual Dungannon Super Pull, this is the biggest horse power sport in North America and the largest of its kind in Huron County. The Super Pull takes place at the Dungannon Fairgrounds, in a rural village and will attract a crowd of over 5000 people. Dungannon is approximately 60-70 miles north of Port Huron Michigan, near the Lake Huron Shoreline, just northeast of Goderich, Ontario.?? We Look Forward to Seeing You There!!

Professionals'' Selling Ontario's West Coast for over 33 yearsThe Goderich Real Estate market has never looked brighter. With sandy beaches, quiet neighbourhoods, thriving art culture and central lakeside location, Goderich offers something for everyone. R

Making a commitment to your health and wellness has never been easier! Having a membership to the gym of the YMCA is part of the 'norm' for some people.Now lets make a commitment to your wellness! Come on in and lets talk, its easier than you think!Find us on Facebook & You can Shop Here too! 'You cannot travel the path until you have become the path itself.

Transform your outdoor space with Art's Landscaping Ltd. We are offer a complete line of landscaping services for residents across the Goderich area. We offer everything from lawn maintenance, and junk and snow removals to asphalt paving, irrigation and seeding and sodding services. Call us for an estimate today.

Repair for most makes of lawn equipment. also, Ontario's first breeder of Wagyu Cattle. We sell meat & breading stock of Wagyu Cattle

We are reliable professionals with over 10 years of experience. We listen to our customers and work with them to address their tree care needs.

On April 30, 1952, the Archdiocese of Indianapolis purchased an 8 acre tract from John Roederer on East Eighth Street in Jeffersonville, Indiana for the purpose of establishing a new parish in the rapidly expanding eastern section of Jeffersonville, Indiana.Fr. WalpoleOn March 10, 1953, the Rev. Robert J. Walpole was named as Assistant Pastor of St. Augustine's Church, in Jeffersonville, Indiana, while developing the building program of the new parish for which he was to become founding pastor, a pastorate he continued until his death in 1971. The new parish church and school, to be built at a cost of $240,000, was to be dedicated to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. Ground was broken for the new church and school on August 7th of that year and the cornerstone was laid on October 4th with the Rev. Albert V. Deery of St. Augustine's parish officiating and Rev. Ignatius Hanley of St. Anthony's parish preaching the sermon.