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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-04-01, Page 5
Operatio Eyesight brings Dear Editor: Easter is a time of new life and new begin- nings. But for the 40 million destitute blind of the Third World there are few new begin- nings. Poverty has doomed them to darkness and despair. There 'is an all Canadian organization, Operation Eyesight Universal, which brings eye treatment and educational programs to the destitute blind of Asia, Africa., Bangladesh and ' many other countries where there is a need. Operation Eyesight Universal started about 25 years ago and I have been an ad= rnirer of them for many years. I marvel by managing donations sn well that 90 eont: �,rt LETTERS NEBERRIMIIIIIMIEREE of every dollar of income is used in curing the remedial blind. A tax deductible donation of $25 covers the cost of surgery, food, hospital stay, post operative care and glasses. It's a real miracle. Operation Eyesight, along with the cooperation of dedicated doctors and nurses in the developing world, can accomplish so much for so little money! And for every • $25 donation you receive a patient identification 'ft of sight card indicating who it was you restored to sight. Miracles can happen and are happening We in Canada can help to make those blind eyes setagafn. Donations may be sent to Operation'•Fyesight Universal, P.O. Boxr1.23, Stn. "M", C,algary, Alberta T2P 2H6. They issue receipts for income tax purposes. What better way to celebrate Easter than to give someone a new life and a new beginning. Sincerely, Lois Alger 4815 - 14a St. S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2T 3Y5 Search for familyy A#- embers is on Dear Editor:. In order to complete our .family tree,'we are trying to locate the descendents of Ber- tha Maude Homey and Alex McGregor who lived in Todmorden early this century. Mrs, McGregor was born on a farm in the - Goderich area about 1884 and, was •• the.: - granddaughter of William Simpson of Essex . and daughter of James and Mary Horsley of the- Goderich area. Mrs. McGregor died very young and was buried in Goderich ' about 62 -years -ago. ' •' The children. in this family' were Lucy, Lillian, Vera, Nelson, Lex ( ? Alexandra Beatrice and Olive, Al"ex McGregor was the brother.•of Robert McGregor who was an M.P.P: in Ontario representing the area of • Toronto formerly known as Todmorden for many year. We would greatly appreciate hearin� from any member of this family or anyor(e with informationconcerning them. Sabbath never changed to Sunday Dear Editor: The enforcement of Sunday Law is in op- position to..the Scriptures that proclaim the . •seventh day as the Sabbath r Exodus • 20:8-11). Sunday is the first day of the week on the calendar. Constantine, the.Christian • Emperor,.changed the Sabbath to Sunday in.• the Edict of Milan and the Christian' Church enforced this change at the Council'°'of Laodicea in 364 C.E. We offer $1,000 to anyone who can prove that the Sabbath was either abolished' or changed to Sunday IN THE SCRIPTURES'. If you can't claim this $1,000,•perhaps you should reconsider your beliefs and question ' why people want to enforce Sunday as a. rest day in defiance of the Creator. Yahweh's Laws i Revelation 17.6 ), If you would enter • Mrs.,W,T. McAdam• RR 3 Newmarket L3Y4W1 says group Life, keep the Commandments ( Matthew . 19:17 )...Choose Life! Choose Yahviteh!. Michael Lindelauf for Yahweh's Assembly in Messiah Box 767, Armstrong, B.C. VOE 1B0. April is Canadian Cancer Society Month Dear.Editor: As April is Canadian Cancer Society Month, it is time once again to look at our house-to-house canvass. We all have heard many times "Cancer C'an' be Beaten''', When"? That answer lies ahead for each one of us. "How"? By each and everyone' of us. during .the month of Apri)s, annually. ' • As chairman of the urban area, thank you 'all for your past patronage and look forward to your continual support' and general response when the calls at . your door, April. volunteer during the canvasser month of Yours Sincerely Roy M. Mugford Toronto man looks for NHL players A Toronto man is attempting to locate a Goderich-born former National Hockey League .player,, Roger .J. Proulx, of 655 A',' Annette St., Toronto, M65 2C7 is attemp• - ting to;collect the autographs of of NHL. • • • THE SQUARE 0 • players between 1917 and 1983. Prouix recently sent a letter to Goderich . Mayor Eileen 'Palmer, seeking informa- • tion on Albert Dewsbury, who played in the NHL from 1946 to 1956. Neither the mayor, ®'' THE, REST FILM OF 1986. • a great movie." PEIRKTIIERTRE• .fir, _ . ••••••1110,...••••-••••••11...••• 1 ' :"SHATTERING. This violent, deeply • moving elegy of war • will leave you shaking" Winner of 4 Academy Awards Including Best Picture • GODERICH 524-781 1 • Eta 0 • • • • 0 • • 0 • ;Mort 4,•YA, VI,W W.'1• 0 •- STARTS rQI tY! "A SINGULAR ACHIEVEMENT ...vivid, terse, exceptionally moving... the tension builds and never lets up. BRUTAL VIOLENCE --Wncen(CaMr, rHE NEW '1.1111* ItMES ITho.a Tros Branch Ont. FRS: SAT. 7 & 9:15 SUN.-THURS. 7:30 THE YEAR'S MOST POWERFUL FILM. ...brilliantly shot and edited" —Mike Cam, USA TOOAr • 0 • 0 COARSE LANGUAGE •o Ther•e Branch Ona. • • • • 0 0 0 • 0.000 An o wi ..CROPS ..sr •000000000.0000.0.00000000 '2.50 TUESDAY NO PASSES SORRY 0 0 • ••.®0®.• FEATURING SUPER SALE PRICES ON THE COMPLETE LINE OF EQUIPMENT FROM nor any of the town councillors could help Proulx in this case. - Anyone with information on Dewsbury could write to Proulx at the above address. i1,I)ERI('H SIGNAL -STAR, WEI)`', 1, r:)(II l'AGF: 5 •Glassware '*Picture Frontes i* Yarns and Supplies, *Socks •Shoes *Regula,- Bulk Candy ° •Hallowe'en Items . • •Clothing: Infants; Childrens, Ladies, Men's EXCLUDED FROM THIS SALE are Toys • Carlton Cards • faster Items Magazines and Books .*Bedding *Kitchen -Supplies •Stationary *Party Supplies *Jewellery *Christmas Items STORE FIXTURES Our complete line of storee fixtures are for sale - Come in for a look! APPSPIPPERPPOP 4 DAYS ONLY ® WED.., APRIL 1 TO SAT•® APRIL 4 OPEN THURSDAY, APRIL 2 TILL .10 P.M. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION DEPARTMENT STORE CLINTON THIS COULD BE THE MOST COMPREHENIVE. ROADSIDE ASSJSTANCE PLAN EVER DEVISED. Beginning December 1st, 1986, the owner of every 1987 Volvo will be covered by a new plan called "On Call:'"' • This program is free of charge, and extends for a Period of three. years. It . entitles 1987 Volvo owners to everything from free roadside assistance or towing to reimbursement for food and lodging if an MEMBERSHIP CARD accident or mechanical failture ever hangs them up overnight: With a car as reliable as a Volvo, you may.never have to find out how good, these emergency services really are. • But it's nice to know they're there. It's also nice to know that one car company realizes that its responsibility to you as a car owner doesn't end when you walk out the door. THIS IS WHY YOU MAY NEVERIIEED IT. 1 c,Ir cIm)p,sm you hcIsc,c in Test drive quality today at Canada's Oldest Volvo Dealer! MW MOTORS LTDm 184 EAST ST®, GODERICH 524©2113 Sales, Service, Parts, Leasing