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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-01-14, Page 17ULLET1N BOARD LINE P. IMO D SINGLES DANCE, Saturday, January 17th at the Victorian Inn, Stratford. Dancing 9-1 to Eureka. -2 SWIM AND FITNESS classes for winter start January 12, 1987 at Vanastra Recrea- tion Centre. Call 482-3544 for information.-1,2ar BINGO - Vanastra Rec Centre. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. First reg. card $1, fifteen reg. $20.00 games, three share -the -wealth. Jackpot $200.00 must go. Lucky Ball $440.00. If not won, Lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week. Admission restricted to 16 years and over.--Oltfx A "STARTING A SMALL •BUSINESS SEMINAR" will be held Tuesday, January 27, 1987, 7-10 p.m. in the Goderich Town Hall, .Cou+ncil Chambers, 57 West St. and on Wednesday, January 28, 7-10 p.m. at the Seaforth & District Community Centre. No charge, For information phone 524-6600 (Goderich Seminar) •or 527-0160 (Seaforth Seminar). See display ad Page 7A for more details.-02ar HURON CATTLEMEN'S Association. An- nual Meeting, Monday, January 19, Clinton Legion. Dinner 12 o'clock sharp. $8.00 per person. For tickets see local directors. -2, GODERICH GARDEN CLUB memiaers please note change of date for Annual Meeting - January 14, 1987, at MacKay Cen- tre. Program will be a slide presentation by Rita Hazel. -1,2x JOIN Lee, Paul, and Shirley on a 14 day Florida farm tour and Bahama cruise departing February 28. Call Clinton 482-5711.,-2ar LOOKING for men's and co-ed slow pitch ball team to form new leagues in Vanastra and area. Phone 482-7065.--2,3 HURON COUNTY Health Unit & Family and Children's Services of Huron County ten week program starting January 14, Wednesdays 9:30 - 11:30 a.m., St. Peter's Catholic Church, 156 North St., Goderich, for parents and children 0-5 years. Fog -fur- ther information „call Marianne Menzies 524-7356,-02 EUROPEAN VACATION: see 9 countries with Huron County group, 23 days, depar- ture Toronto, April 18, return May 10, $2695.00 included tour, air, taxes and In- surance. For information, reservations and brochures call' Anna Stirling at Hanover Travel Service 1-519-44-3270 ,or 1-800-265-5515.-02-04 PPRTICIPACTION MAKES PERFECT Liza's smile 0 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1987 -' PAGE 5A Y„ Zeine t , �� , s}� er urges e ion Associate members to be more active The general meeting of Goderich Legion Branch 109 was held in the Jubilee room of i the Branch on Tuesday Jan. 6. There were 58 members present -and the meeting was conducted by Branch President Alvin Blackwell. This meeting marked the official visit of the Zone Commander, Comrade Jack Tuf- ford to our Branch. He was accompanied by the Deputy Zone Commander Steve Maguire of Clinton Branch 140. In his remarks Zone Commander Tufford made a plea for a more active participation of our Associate members in all phases, of Legion activity. Two new members were initiated into' Branch 109. This ceremony was conducted by President Blackwell assisted by Com- rades Bob Chapman and Les Riley. The Branch approved the following dona- tions: $125 to. the Canadian Diabetes Socie- ty, $125 to the Speeial Olympics, $200 to the Novice A Hockey Team and $240 for the pur- chase of 12 Slider Sheets for the AMG Hospital. Also approved was a donation of Happy? Birthday Elaine Munn January 16 $1500 to the Child Find Video project of Legion District C. Twelve new members were added to the nominal roll of Branch 109. These additions include four Westminster veterans namley I. Kelly, H. Corballis, W. Lane and R. Thomas; Ordinary members R, Fitz- patrick, J. Kysten, G. Moncrief and W. Swift. H. Ashton and Associate members W.J. Robb, R.W. Bugler and M.A. Cook. The Branch poppy chairman, Howard Carroll in his final report of the, 1986 Poppy Campaign indicated a net profit of $5375 for the poppy fund. The wreaths on the Cenotaph for the month of January are plac- ed courtesy of the Maple Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E., the Golden Gate Club for Seniors and the Town of Goderich. The Branch Service Officer in his report referred the membership to the article on page 31 of the Legion Magazine. The property chairman John A. , Mac- Donald is to look further into the cost of lighting the Legion parking lot. The en- THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL SENIOR BURGER. 09 3.2 oz. 4: cif urger wetref ail the garnishes„ 0 Reg. 1.6Q , Special in effect ,Thurs., Fri., Sat. From Debbie and ail your other kids. CARLTON SHOWBAND Sat., Jan. 17 Kitchener, Ontario ICE CAPADES Wed., Feb. 11 Kitchener ib to be repaired as is the new Branch security system. Comrade Ray Baker, in his report thank- ed those members who assisted in the distribution of Christmas gifts to the veterans' widows and he gave a final swri- mary of the activities .of the Sick and Welfare committee for the year 1986. Four Branch bowling teams will traN el to ' Seaforth on Jan. 17. A District Mixed Curl- ing Tournament will be held in Durham on Feb. 7. Also nn this date, the Earls Court Eut hre tournament will be held at the Branch in the Vimy Lounge. The Branch Entertainment chairman, pick Eisler, thanked all the members who assisted during the Christmas and New Year activities at the Branch and he reminded the membership of the Robbie Burns night to be held at the Branch on Jan. 24. The next Executive meeting will be held oh Jan. 27 and the next general .meeting of the Branch will be held on Tuesday February :3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Jubilee room. HAP Y 1 TH,) AY BRUCE CRAWFORD JANUARY 13th 1987. ed., Feb. 1 Toronto The Sunny South! Tt' Phone 524485 37 Kingston St., Goderich LUCKNOW and DISTRICT LIONS CLU Robbie Burns ANNUAL Supper and Bali LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE Friday® January 23rd, 1987 The Pipes and Drums Lucknow and District"Pipe Band Scottish Country Dancing Scottish Highland Dancing, Scottish Sing Son;:, A Mutchkin or TWA 6:00 - 7:00 P.M. - A Mutchkin or TWA 7:15 P.M. - Scottish Bill of Fare Supper 8:00 - 9:00 P.M. - Entertainment 9:00 - 1:00 A.M. - Dancing to "The Caledonians" Tickets $12®50 Per Person Available at: McDonagh Insurance 528-3423 - Grant Chisholm 529.7524 - Bain's 528-3420 - Any Lions Club Member Bus available from Goderich - C::.II Rod McKenzie 524-6023 FLORIDA e 18 Days e Fe a 23 to. March 12 Robin Hood Tours ' to 524®4540 Goderich, Ontario BFNMVLLER FORESTERS COLB1:RNE SN''WM®BILE CLUB 50 KMe SNOWMOBILE MARATHON Sund i y, January 18, 1987 Registration at Foresters Hall Benmiller 10 a.m. to 12 noon Participants must be licensed, insured and carry pledges to enter and to be eligible for prizes. 'Pledge form are available from sno,vmobile area dealers and Foresters. Groomed trail. PROCEEDS TO Cancer Rene rch and Loyal Projects PRIZES lst - '100.00 to the driver with most money in pledges. 2nd - '50.00 fo the driver with second highest money in pledges. 3rd - '25.00 to the driver with third a highest money in pledges also 90.00 Gas Voucher to all drivers with 900.00 or more in pledges. 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