HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-15, Page 2PACE2 GODERICHSIGNAL'STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1961
Out-if4wn fug. planned•
FP/JOANNE
BUCHANAN
There are a couple of out-
of-town events you may be
interested in.
First, on April 25 and 26 is
Winghanp'sfifth-annual Film
•
and in the
town hall, For $5 you can
view 15 old feature films and
visit the dealer's room where
movie items can be bought
and. traded. Films .= include
Sen-Hur (1926), Adventures
el Robin Hood with Errol
Flynn, The . Vanishing
American with Riche Dix,
Sherlock Jr. with Buster
Keaton, Swiss Miss with
Laurel and Hardy plus many
more, ,
For further information on
this event, contact Nelson,
Franck at 357-2201 or John
Schedler at 3572231
Secondly, on May 1, 2 ands.
is Walkerton's Home, and
-Garden–Show `111 the com-
munity , centre. Over 70
• exhibitors will be diep`aying
the latestfor summer and
leisure -times; There wall' be
stage demonstrations
throughout the weekend
including a speaker on wind,
solar technology and energy
efficiency ' plus a fashion
show eauhda3.... - . .
The doors open at 2' p.m.
until 9 p.m. Friday; at noon
untill.9-p.m,.Saturday andat l_
p.m. until 6 -p.m. on Sunday.
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The London Symphony
Orchestra, ° will perform in
Goderich on Friday, April
at.0:15:p.m. in' North Street.
United Church. Tickets are
available at' Campbells on
The Square. -
A story in last week's
- Signal-Star...-about.-:-a--video
tape being shade' at the
Bluewater Centre neglected
to mention that the script
was written by Joyce Shack,
director,- of ..nursing ; at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital and Avice
Poster, an RN at the
Bluewater Centre. Miss
1Stia'clitandg94Es. Foster are
nutaber, of
different sdenes on The tape
discussing how nurses can
best look after the mentally
handicapped in an active
treatment setting.
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' A blood donor clinic will be
held in the auditorium at
G.D.C.I. on Tuesday, April
2B from 2-5 p.m. and 6:30-
8:30 p.m. Free babysitting
will be provided in the, af-
ternoon.
Please note the change of
days, from. the usual Wed-
nesday clinic to a Tuesday.
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Registration is now open
for all those persons wishing
to compete in the regional
games .for the physically
disabled in London on May
22,23 and 24.
There will be track and
field events, archery,
swimming, wrestling and
distance events for those
with cerebral palsy, blind
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persons, amputees and those
in wheelchairs.
You don't have to be. an
athlete to participate. You
compete only against those
with similar abilities and
skills. Accommodation and
registration can be arranged
by phoning toll free 1-800-2654
5947.
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If you are .submitting a
photograph to this
newspaper–whether it, be for
the birthday club or a
wedding or anniversary
,picture -please keep these
guidelines in mind.
Black and white photos are
preferred. If you must
submit color, please make
sure it is clear (not faded), in
focus and shows faces close
up. Polaroid shots are often
the most difficult to
reproduce, - ..
If you are not sure how
your photo will tum out in
the newspaper, please ask
for advice when you bring it
into the office. You can bring
several photos along and let
Someone from the editorial
staff help you choose the best
one.
By following these
guidelines, you can save.
yourself disappointment in
the final results.
And by the way, your
photos will be kept an file for
a certain `length of time so
that you can pick them" up
again but Signal -Star does
not take responsibility for
lost photos.
Wiimen hold
workshop series
- By ShelleyMcPhee discussing this topic at a pot
Women Today', an luck supper meeting on
organization which provides Thursday, April 16. To be
a. common network for held at the Central Huron _ he I ancenlakers performed The Nightengale at Victoria School on Monday and Tuesday
women in -Hunk :'`County, Secondary School m Clinton, afternoons for Goderich school children, as well as performing for adults at MacKay Centre
recently. completed a sum the supper meeting will in the evenings. (Photo by Cath Wooden)
cessful series of worskshops begin at 6:30 pm and women
•--atConestogneallege: -- — -'-- from throughout the county
'Held at the college's are invited to bring;.food, a
Clinton campus, the six friend, and attend the
seminars attracted women meeting.
of all aged- and; interests.
They discussed a wide range
of topics, including how to
deal with guilt, compegttive
-behavior, among women,
bowm be:assertive-in a non-
-aggressive way, women in
politics and .a seminar on
bow feed additives, minerals
and vitamins affect the body.
With the completion of the
course, Women Today is now
'looking for--more-ways of
bringing together Huron
County women, to discuss
their problems, needs,
ambitions; current issues
. and thoughts on the future.
In 1980, the newly formed _ .
organization attracted the.
suuport of well over 50
women and manyattended
meetings held isi :Clinton. `'<
'Group di scussi"alis - Rift—
debates with special guest
speakers made up the
learning and information
sessions.
Women . Today- wants to
know if there is a need or
interest to re -introduce the
meetings and they will be
Discussion will centre on
what directions the
organization should take in
the nextyear. The group will
also discuss whether they
sboulal apply for grant
money, and if they should
tackle concrete educational
and other community
projects.
Harbor
report
BY RON GRAHAM
April 7, the Agawa Canyon
arrived' light from Windsor
to load salt. It cleared the
same day for Thunder Bay.
The Algoport arrived light
fre*n Sauk Ste. Marie April
12 and cleared with salt for
Milwaukee the next day.
The Algosea cleared with
salt forMontreeal bn April 6.
The Pauline C. arrived
light on April 8 to load corn.
On April 11, the H.C.
Heimbecker arrived from
Thunder Bay with grain and
cleared the next day for
Thunder Bay light.
Easter Holiday Hours
CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY
REGULAR HOURS SATURDAY
OPEN -10>5 EASTER MONDAY
Resume regular hours Tuesday
SPECIALS
VIVA 2'S
Paper Towels $ 1 .1 9
SCOTTIES HANDY PAK 180's
Facial Tissues 2 R89
4
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MILK CHOCOLATE EGOS WITH CANDY INSIDE
Easter Eggs 1..g. $1 .79
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SUNCOAST MALL, GOUt2ICH, 524-21 95
OPEN MON.-FRI. 10.12_,.12:30.6
WEEKOA Y EVENINGS 6:30 Favi. -9 P.M.
SATURDAYS 10-6
Civic' Corner
The Tourist Committee
will meet on Thursday, April
16 at 7:30 p.m., in the council
chambers attown hall.
The Local Architectural
Conservation Advisory.
Committee (LACAC) will
meet on Thursday, April 16
at 7:30 p.m. • in the mayor -'s
• office at tolyl hall.
The Huron .County !1an-
ning . Board will meet on
Monday, April 27 at 10 a.m.
in the councilchambers,
.Court House, Goderich
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FISHER
Jeff and Gwen (nee Ber-
nard) are happy to announce
the birth of their first child
Kate Elizabeth on April 11,
1981, weighing 8 lbs. 31/2 ozs.,
at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich.
First grandchild for Howard
and Joan Bernard, Brussels;
a granddaughter for Les and
Phyllis . Pitblado, Goderich;
first great granddaughter
for David and Ruby
Triebner, Brucefield.
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