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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-06-24, Page 19Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, June 24, 2009 - Page A19 Rotary, Reload take a step back in time for Pavillion dance Denny Scott signal -star staff The .Goderich Memorial Arena was alive with the sounds of the band Reload as the young and the young at heart took to the floor to recreate the Pav dances of last century. Doran Love, a member of the Goderich Rotary Club, who put on the dance, said that the group was really pleased with the event, which featured music from the mid -twentieth century. "We had a good turnout, with about 175 people there, and more *who had bought tickets to support the -cause," Love said. The proceeds from the event will be snlit. three ways, and given to the Huron Vvumen's Shelter, the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of North Huron, and Rotary projects. "Everyone had a great time," Love said. "There was a lot of references to the old Pav dances." Some of those references were brought on by lead -singer of Reload, Bud Mabon, who used to play at the Pav dances. "It was a. great way to tie things togeth- er," Love said. "[Mabon] played things that he originally played at the dances, and the music and sound were fantastic. People were up dancing from the very first song and didn't stop until the band did." Love thanked everyone who supported the event, and the Rotarians that helped with the dance. Love explained that the drive for the event was to. have a low-cost, fun fund- raisers. "For a first attempt, we're very pleased with the results," he said. Photo by Denny Scott Nancy and Bob Nephew cut a rug during The Pav Dance held at the Memorial Arena on Saturday, June 20. The pair were dancing to the tunes of Reload. 4.1 Photo by Denny Scott Following in his father's footsteps, Cam Rader is bringing the Jerry Rader brand of homestyle,products to Goderich with a new store in Suncoast Mall. Rader's brings homestyle goodness to Goderich Denny Scott signal -star staff` Jerry Rader's, a name synony- mous with catering and homestyle products in the Zurich area, is now available at Goderich's Suncoast Mali. Cam Rader, son of Jerry Rader, said he had been thinking about opening up a store in Goderich for some time, making that dream a re- ality June 1. _ "I've been wanting to do this. for awhile, and seriously considered it for the last five years. In December I decided to just do it," he said. • Jerry Rader products were . car- ried in Goderich through Zehrs, Cam said, but they stopped some time ago. "We had a lot of requests to bring our salads back to Zehrs," he said. "But Zehrs only carried some sal- ads, here we do the full line up." The store carries the fares that have made the Rader name famous, including salads, frozen entrees, and baked goods. They also pro- vide produce from Metzger's Meats in Hensall and Hayter's Turkey Products out of Dashwood. They also serve fresh sandwiches and hot soup everyday for those lunches on the run. "We also carry a lot of unique products," Cam said. "We have jams and relishes that are made by the Amish, small gifts and hand- made crafts, and we sell turkey summer sausage as well, which a lot of people are surprised by." Cam explained that he had a lot of help getting the venture started. "My girlfriend, Stephanie Geli- nas, is a big part of the business. and my family has helped a lot. They've given us great support, and really helped with steering us in the right direction," Cam said, adding that former employees of Raders in Zurich helped set things up. The store has been well received, according to Cam, who said that they haven't had much downtime since opening the doors.. "We've had so many people come in and say they missed not having our products available here." (°°°°°S C trial IndutIies X„� _/IAZ.1UFA C"1"llliF.'/i '-I?I' JfIif1,/1Y_;F:" 1 "DIRECT TO YOU" we c ct a!L in q; Oaf c�z.scca! licit —t�j - Outdoors - Sunrooms • Pools • Garden Areas f,uer.u.tr�•�1 Eir�.t P rtr.OF All Yr...f 1 •m,/ vvc. TUIfl) AR RESIN EURNrTURE - the ut$mate M Outdoor Outa« N''1t! i_n GRAND SEND 238-2110 Hwy. 83 E. (2 miles from the water plant) 35.000 Sq. Ft. • 50 Sets on Display www.gocasual.ca We also manufacture: UMBRELLAS • COVERS • REPLACFMf NT C I 1 SNlnf`!S jilliari's 75 Ontario Road, Mitchell 519-348-9834 Storewide Sale! We pay the taxes on ALL regular priced items PLUS MANY items up to 50% OFF! LOOK FOR THE RED STICKERED ITEMS FOR BIG SAVINGS! THURS. June 25th - 9:3 FRI''. June SAT. June 277.M9 0 AT DIJBLIN MERCANTILE Starts Wednesday, June 24th and ends Wednesday, July 1St! 30% OFF ALL: • PRINTS. MIRRORS & WALL DECORS • LAMPS • CLOCKS • BEDDING (Quilts, Pillows, Sheets, Skirts, Curtainsi 20% OFF EVERYTHING ELSE! (Includes sale items) DUBLIN MERCANTILE 59 Mill Stteet. Dublin. Ontario ( 519) 345.9922 Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 P.m. * • • ... r • ! ? Sunday Noon to 4 P.m. 4 www.dublinmercantileca 0' • 41.