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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-04-15, Page 51 TRI,N[ L_E DISCOUNT.. i in , metics SPEC]AA LS! Cret, 100 rnl. Tube Tooth: st'e Only 1 4) Rave Soft Perm Airwick Solid, 142 g. Airfreshen Secret, 200 g. Spr•iy or 60 g. Roll-on or Stick Deodorant Palmolive 30 g. Instal t Sh•.Wve Men's or Ladies' 5'g,, Bic Disposable R zors Peg. or Chewable, 10tabs, 500 g. Wampole Vitamin C Only 3 r my nd y 59 .99 . .79 2,49 7.59 .79 2.99 Only Only 1, $1.00' .9,9 on one Ultra Pennons. SM66. MRS4 MU48 1(.11 4C'28 or •rp 4648 1036 of Lu+ Srnoll 66 Medium 48 la. n. 16 or Loryo .19046610 diaper. Sperm' price without this r r n 510 99 . Vol.d Only At TRIANDLE DISCOUNT Cauport E.p.re4 APRIL 26. 1987 . tnnil One (00900 per purchole 11488481 A WAITS VD 80, 2140 Toronto, On,. .MSW 1111 Enter opposite No 39 on Coupon Debit Shp R D' 172 Tho Square, Goderleh; !W I N fl LE UNTI8 aln Corner, Clinton; Main Corner, Seotorth Students. of Goderich District Collegiate Institute partied for a good cause onFriday, April 10, when the school held it's annual Dance-a- thon. 74 couples participated in the nine -hour event, which featured such 'special attractions as Tie and Sunglasses Hour, Power Hour and Toga Hour. The dancers raised over $1,000 which will be used to su ort the school's three Third World foster children, with the re- mainder going toward school activities. Dancers took 10 minute, breaks every hour, but that wasn't enough rest for the girl in the lower right-hand photo, who took an extra nap on her partner's shoulder. Lower left, two student DJ's handle the first shift. Above, still fresh at 2 p.m., dancers ham it up for the camera. (photos by Patrick Raftis) Law Day to Dear Editor: On.April 15, Law Day will be observed for the fifth consecutive year in Canada. The Canadian Bar Association. I CBA 1, which sponsors this., event,' has chosen 'Legal Awareness for All' as this year's Law Day theme. The Department of Justice of Canada supports, this message which is im- portant to all Canadians. " The Federal Department of Justice is ac- tively helping people become aware of the law in various communities across the coun- try. In order to do so, we have undertaken legal education and information activities to inform Canadians about the law and major law reform programs. We have produced pamphlets and booklets on issues such as impaired driving, the new divorce law and sexual assault, These publications can be obtained by writing directly td the Depart - serve on April 15 LETTERS ment of Justice, Ottawa, Ontario K1A OHS. My Department also supports the ac- tivities of, non-governmental groups which have, on their own initiative, set up pro- jects to provide legal information or assistance in their communities. Grants and contributions have been made available to groups and individuals working in a wide variety of areas including access to legal in- formation, impaired driving, victims of crime and human rights. Some legal awareness project§ in your community may qualify for funding; further information can Tax unfair reader. claims Dear Editor: - But, you didn't tel this is a taxable in - A letter to our government come, what a surprise we all., got when it - It was so nice of you to help we who are in came to tax time. our 60's and on DVA pensions. You had us Do you figure we didn;t pay enough tax apply for -our old age supplement, telling y when we were able to work, now you want this would make it easier for us, we would'more? Is our government so poor, that they have to remember to apply six months tax the old? i before we were 65 for our old age pension. . A widow who is still paying and probably This sounded great. will pay for years to come. You decreased our DVA pension. This was B. Dowell, fine, we didn't want more than our share. Goderich, Ont. Neighbors helped out with fire Dear Editor: On behalf of myself, my daughter and son- in-law, 13111 and Donna McCormick, we would like to express our sincere thanks to our neighbours of Auburn for helping in a time of need in regard to our fire. Also, to both Fire Departments who answered our call. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawrenoe, Shelly Powell and Jake, also'Jeff Nesbitt, Rev. Jaynes Carne and to all who helped us. It will not be forgotten. Sincerely Mrs. Catharine Boughton Auburn, Ont. 1a, Priced from THE GE tf,f9H ECM be obtained by writing -to the Federal Department of Justice. . The law exists for the. protection i of each and every Canadian. We are working hard at trying to facilitate access to the justice system for all Canadians. Law Day (gives us the opportunity to reflect on what the law is doing for us - and what we can do td make it part of our family and community life. in Canada. Yours Sincerely Ray Hriatysliyn GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1987 --.-PAGE [ you re consult be 1 ds r.. SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN Original landscape Designs for New Homes, Old Homes, or Just Built Homes. r-• tt For Consultation Phone Anna Marie Dalton Professional Landscape Designer See you Sat 3h�1 6MITHJ Home &hoGarw den FARM �, at GARDEN CENTER Hwy. 8 1 mile East of Goderich 524-9522 There's Something for Everyone at The 2nd Annual at the Goderich Arena THREE SIG SAYS.., FRIDAY, APRIL 24 6 p.m, - 9 p.m., SATURDAY APRIL 25 10 a.m. - 8 p.m,, SUNDAY, APRIL 26 12 NOON - 6 p.m. Featuring Tea Garden *Door Prizes *Free Entertainment *Fashion Shows *Demonstrations *Much more! ADMISSION: ADULTS $1.00, CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE(accompanied by adult) Sponsored by: THE GODERICH FIGURE SKATING CLUB 020 yr• -T T wY� ie L,4. 9)6 6 U L