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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-11-09, Page 43nal -Star • Wednesday, November 9, 2011 its + entertainment g Events Coming Events ON and yard sale,. chili, roll, des - beverage or soup, sandwich, and beverage $8.O0 at Berea Lu - Church, Suncoast and Gds, November 12th, 8 a.m. - ?? A va- ew items. Dan Valkos is finally returning to nam area. He will be doing read - Nov. 14th -17th. Find out what re holds in Store for you, To book a call the Wingham Motel 1342. ti,f82,11D4,h t xi RtctptIoNs, Buck .& Dot's LAR1y1 i, ChwoN 514-482-4984 A IIR1STMIS COMEI)Y e1%I%AKLT• Featuring: TREVOR WILSON • J. SCOTT • MATT O'BRIEN Two Nights December 9 & 10 7:00 pm Dinllir+lr • 8:30 pm Show • $37.50 Per Person Fides Dinner and Shovel "1"1"11.111111111NUM We." .F resh Breed__ Caesar ScAod or posted Butternut Squash & Pumpkin soup Tuscan Herb Park Chop served with& oho velPtable or Beef Teriyaki Stiery Vegetarian Option also vailable for the Stir Fry) or Garlic Salmon, served vith ppb & vegetable 1oaMmade Apple Crisp • CoN V Oederkhbook your spot teeisyl �s • **mats d beton Pim licyabi WNW tO nhot 1 ` i~r keret. 0 Roston Arm • Coming Events Coming Events MACKAY MEAL. DEAL Every Tuesday at noon, delicious three course meal served family style to your table - cost $9.00. Call 524-6660 by Monday noon to reserve. MACKAY CENTRE LUNCH & CARDS Wednesday, November 9th. Lunch 12;30 p.m, Euchre & 500 at 1 p.m. No partner re- quired. Lunch, cards, draws, admission $5,00. Everyone Welcome. LUCKNOW'S OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS Shop Lucknow during Nov. 18, 19 and 20 and fill out your passport to win prizes! Passports at participating merchants: Luck - now Pharmasave, Hodgins Horne Hardware, TPI Lucknow Travel, Finlayson's Restaurant, Knechtel Food Market, Ever- lastinFlowers, Henderson Rona, and Nine Waves. Enjoy hot chocolateand cook- ies (Nov. 18/19), see the . Town Crier for free public skating passes for Nov. 20. Tour Sepoy Manor and Sommerville B & B. Take in the Kinettes Food Fair (Nov, 19). Corning Events FOR RENT Goderich Columbus Centre •Receptions •Meetings *Seminars *Social Functions 524-183 WORD ON THE STREET... T For almost two decades, great fermentations have been coming out of Mister Beer U -Brew Goderich. Don't believe us? Here's what our customers are saying: "1 like the.f7ap,ur c f ` the beer and that. un no preservatives in it: -1f 1 run out and haw to replace it with beer_Iron: the Store ; r doesn't taste' goad at all' Mister Nrer's is 'mighty 1 /2 the price to make." • Brian 'It's a goods' beer! }Um writ.' Ec onorin al an4I priced night - and the owner la most ac crmredatint; " - Frank "1 really like the- herr You can actually taste the hops and barley in tr. and it '.c ,got body Ir's great • and the cost :,s too'": Benue "I really like the wine. The Piesporter is ver v v ►,k1 " - Gord ORDER Now FOR DeCIMBER 519.524.BEER (2337) 34041 SALTPORD RD/HWY 21 N SALTFORD/RR4 GoosmcH ti. BRENV GOOERIICH RU15E s E L L I/0 N e 11: \\ 1 1 �4 1 R 1 1 p c .uiw 4IN.t}tc41111 Looking for a Travel Agent to Join our Team WANTS[ TraI Agsnttor our Godsrlch011cs Home once oppoMunires available Forward Resume to vacetionswettravel.com or mal to: CWT Ellison Travel & Tours 18 Victoria Street. S., Goderich. 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Kids Delp Phone is inviting everyone - youth and adults - to stand up to cyberbul- lying by updating their Facebook status, email signatures, Twitter feeds any of the preferred vehicles of e -communications - with the message twill not tolerate hurtful comments online. Cyberbullying will be reported to site administrators, loin me in taking a stand: WHY ■ A September 2011 -released Statis- tics Canada study -reveals that about 1 in 10 adults reported that a child aged 8 to 17 living in .their household had been a victim of cyber -bullying. ■ A recent Kids Help Phone survey asked kids" if the had been cyber - bullied: ber- bullied: 65% said yes. ye s. y ■ En another independent Kids Help Phone online survey, 35 per cent of i,ids-said they witness bullying on a daily basis, including at school, after school, and online. • While research indicates 85% of bullying incidents are witnessed by other students, bystanders try to stop the .bullying only 11% to 22% of the time; studies have shown that bullying stops within 10 seconds more than half of the time when someone intervenes. - ■ Contrary to popular belief, children who witness a bullying incident do not playa neutral role.. Research suggests that bystanders may actu- ally encourage and perpetuate the bullying problem; this occurs either directly, through actively joining in the bullying, or indirectly, by not taking a stand against the bully. ■ Research also suggests that witness- ing their peers endure verbal or physical abuse can also cause dis- tress in the bystander. As one becomes brave enough to stand up to bullying, others will find the courage to do the same. Kids Help Phone invites everyone to. be part of a new social dynamic. What our experts are saying "Empowering kids to stand up to bullying is not easy" says Shannon Freud, professional counsellor at Kids Delp Phone. "We receive many calls from young people worried about los- ing their social standing or becoming targets themselves. But bystanders have power, and reminding kids that they have a choice can help build kids' self-confidence and self-respect to stand up for what they believe is right:' Kids Help Phone's professional counsellors are available for media interviews to -talk about this anti- cyberbullying campaign and provide information and tips about alt types of bullying. Kids Help Phone is Canada's only phone and on-line counselling service. for youth. It's free, anonymous and confidential; Professional counsellors are available any time of the day or night, 365 days a year, to help young people deal with c �.I : icerns large or small. As a nations, community-based charity, Kids Help Phone relies on individual and corporate donations to fund these vital services. )(- MAJ(EQWts H Canada Because some wishes ('(t tt 't wait for someday. «'ww.ntakeawish.eit 1-8h8-822-9,1 4