The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 2FARMERS MARKET
VENDORS WANTED
PRODUCE. CRAFTS, BAKED Gb$,
BIEG11NNING An -N. E. 20th
Ronald Fe®gan Memorial
Grandstand
Contact:
THE GODERICH RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
524-2125
Tables; 'S each per week
SAVE THE TAX
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14 -LAUNDRY UNITS
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SALES AND SERVICE
92 SOUTH ST. GODERICH
524-6925
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PAGE 2—GODERICH SIGNAIrSTAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10,1
BY JOAN
BUCH NAN
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honoed-for servie to St.
Donald D. Sterne of
Goderich received his first
bar for 17 years service to St.
John Ambulance on
Saturday_ • rnoon-_at __an
investiture in Toronto. Mr.
Sterop is the superintendent
of tiieHuu n•Perth Corps.
The Haioralpe John B.
Aird, Lieutenant -Governor
of Ontario and patron of St.
John Ambulance in Ontario,
presented honors •.-and
awards to 210 people, in
recognition of their service
oat( weekend.
More than 106,000 people in
,Qt aria were trained lu first
aid bySt. John Ambulance in
1900. The 4,100 members of
the uniformed brigade
volunteered 527,500 hours of
first-; slid = coverage at : coma-
muuty ` events and treated
75,000people.
Mrs ; John. DeVries of,
Auburn Was the winner of a.
gas barbecue on Saturday,'
May 30 in the Suncoast
Strip's 'b dnigl t° 'Madness-
draw;
anal' ' -Canadian
�isdnon 4a0 Past
hasher on uS�n ay,
Ju(ie 14 at 2 p.m. ThepubliC
is hivited. ;:to watch . this
colorful event. •
free in Court House Park,_:
Tid Bits
Waal
Heritage- and Antique
Show at the !Merton fair
grounds on July 11 and 12
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. each.
day.
There will be demon-
strations, entertainment, a
flea market,.a daily parade
at. 4 p.m., hot meals both
days, a pancake breakfast on
the Sunday, and a special
attraction --John Deere
Alley, . Power Plants of the
Past.
•
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The secondamivalMolson-.
Guy. Lombardo Classic drag
boat- racing will be held on
FafshaWe Lake in London on
June2nandl
This year's race is a fund
raiser the Optimist Club
of Oakridge Acres. Molson's
Brewery has once again lent
its support to theevent and
to pry int , will
total 615.000 Between 75 and
100 drag boats, are expected
to participato-from all parts
`_af theiJ S.
++
- Forest City Moris Dan-
• ars, 'a group of 40 people
who perform to English folk
songs, will be performing
+++ Goderich this Saturday at 2
ane voaericn ranoc
and black and white Jr' response to, Goderich
photographs, several ot Police . (lief Pat King's
them award winners, by' request for donations to help
Colleen Maguire of Goderich pay for the town's fireworks
until July 7 in the reading display during the Canada
rw, Week celebrations, the
Goderich Lions Club has
+=F+ donated $250; the Goderich
Fire Department has
The Tri -County Heritage donated $50; and .private
Club is holding its"fifth an- citizens havedonated$20.
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LORI KELLER
Lori Keller graduated
Monday, June 8 from the
-University --of -Western-
Ontario with her
Bachelor of Science degree
in nursing.
Lori is the daughter of
Shirley and Ken Keller of
Goderich. She is presently
etnployed with the NJJi nistry
of Correctional Services,
London.
++
graduated November 28;
1980 from Westervelt
Business College's
secretarial honors course
with an 88 percent average.
Shari has also completed
her Grade 8 piano with
Western Conservatory_ and
her Grade 2 theory with
Toronto Conservatory
honors. She is an honors,
graduate of G.D.C.I.
Shari has accepted a
position with Western Sales
and. Promotion of Canada in
London.
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SHARI JANINE
FREEMAN
Shari Janine Freeman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Freeman of Goderich,
EAELF. SAL'r'ER
Earl F. Salter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Salter of 284
Mary Street, Goderich, was
among tile.- graduates . at
Spring Convocation at
Queen's University in
Kingston on May 30.
' Earl, a former graduate el
G.D.C.L., received a
Bachelor of Arts with Honors
degree in English. He has
been accepted at the
University of Western
Ontario and will be entering
the Faculty of Education at
Althouse College m Sep-
tember.
THE GIFT
THAT LASTS..
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Shirts
PUMA VILAS
Tennis
Shoes
COOPER
Baseball Glove Baseball Baseball Glove
• Cleats
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REG. '29.99
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Tennis Kit
WILSON JIMMY CONNORS RAQUET'24.99
WILSON COVER '6.00
WILSON BALLS '4.99 •
'35.98
Father's Day
Special $29
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Golf
Shoes
SPALDING PRO-FLITE REG. '13.99
Golf 9
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'54.99
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A, uIance
j'AUL GRAF
Provincial Constable
(Probationary) Paul Graf of
Auburn recently graduated
from the Ontario Provincial
Police Training and
Development Centre in
Toronto, after successful
completion of the Recruit
Orientation Course.
Upon graduation, Con-
stable Graf was posted to the
Goderich Detachment; No. 6
District.
Constable Graf is a
graduate of G.D.C.I. and
previously.- worked at
Che Spin •Road Machinery
Sales Division in Goderich
from September 1975 to April
'. 1981. a
JUDITH ANN
TIGERT
Judith Ann Tigert,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Tigert of R.R. " 6
Goderich, received her
Bachelor. of Science nursing
degree at the Spring Con-
vocation of McMaster
University in Hamilton on'
May 29.
Judy was -named to the
Dean's Honor List. She is a
former graduate of G.D.C.I.
EARL DALE
NIVINS
Earl Dale Nivins, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nivins of
Goderich, graduated from
Ryerson Polytechnical
institute in Toronto on May
26 with_.his Bachelor. of.
Technology in Industrial
Eno neerng. He is presently
working Toronto at Edison
McGraw.
Civic Corner
ee
The ' Tort Committee
Will meet Wednesday, June
10 at 7:30 p.m. in the council
chainbers at town halL
NEWBORN NEWS
• BENTLEY
Amanda proudly announces
the safe arrival of a brother,
Michael James, weighing 8,
icy -m-Monday,-June
8, 1981, at St. Joseph's
Hospital, " London. Proud
parents are Jim and Jan
Bentley. First grandson for
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bentley,
Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Rowland, Grayling,
Michigan.
CONNOLLY
Gary and Cathy are happyto
announce the birth of their
son, Philip James, on
Saturday, June 6, 1981, at
Alexandra Marine and
General' Hospital, Goderich.
Proud grandparents are,
y an
Bayfield and May and Bob
Parkinson of London.
1 1fTc IV.
DALTON
Paul and Joni. (nee Smith)
are pleased to announce the
birth of their baby daughter,
Katie Christine, weighing 5
lbs. 13 ozs., June 4, 1981, A
welcome little sister for
Matthew.
PAQUETTE
Paul and Helen (nee
Schaefer) are proud to an-
nounce the safe arrival- of
their son, Adam Joseph, 8
lbs. 6 ozs., on June 3, 1981, at
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital. A brother for
Alecia. Grandchild of Mae
Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Joseph Paquette and
Mr. JohnAdami,Schaefer, all
of Goderich. Great grand-
child for Mr. and Mrs. John
Baker, Durham.
SCHELLENBERGER
Stephen and Patricia are
happy to announce the birth
of their son, Nicholas Dalton,
born on June 9, 1981, at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, . Goderich,
weighing 81bs.13 ozs.
SWITZER
Dave and Nancy rejoice at
the • safe arrival of Kristi
9iaron, brim Sunday, June7,
affierg-
weighing 7 lbs. 4 ors. A little
sister for Markie. Grand-
daughter
for Mr. and Mrs.
M. Switzer and Rev. and
Mrs. R. Brubacher.
VANDERHAAR
Doug and Anita are pleased
to announce the arrival of
their son, Bradley Gysbert,
weighing 9 lbs. 33/+ ozs., en
June 7, 1981, at Alexandra
Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich. A
brother for Angie and John.
Another grandchild for
Gysbert and Theresa
VanderHaar of ' R.R.2,
Bayfield.
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f'We personally invite you
to come to Clinton to
-shop - and compare - on
your next furniture purchase"
Compare selection, quality. price and
service. You can buy the best for less at
Boll & Match. Come browse through our
vast selection of fine home furnishings.
We feel you'll be pleasantly surprised -
we offer big -city. selection at small-town
prices you can afford.
Town :-Doimien will meet
• MondaytiTune 15 at 7:30 p.m.
in the canal chambers at
town hall
The
mittee
Engine
meet 01
4:30 p
chamtn
The
Adjus
Tuesd
aterfroiit Coin -
and Works a'nd
airrg Committee will
Tuesday, June 16 at
a. in the council
Iz
at town hall
Committee of
refit will meet
,June 16 at 7.p.m. in
the moor's office at tnum
hallo l
ONLY
20 DAYS
LEFT TO
SAVE THE SALES
TA -X
ON FURNITURE
AT
BLACKSTONE
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WEST ST. GODERICH
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SATURDAY
JANE 13 TH
NORTHWESTERN M.R.H.
7 PIECE
Golf Clubs
Father's Day
Special
$59
FOR FATNESS RELIEF, GIVE A FITNESS GIFT FROM
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month o{ June,
How
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BE IkaT:THE
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FLOOR O RiNGS
CARPETING
SALE STARTS AT 10:30 A.M.
AT
SALTFOREI .LEY HALL
JACK RIDDELL, MPP.
WILL BE OUR AUCTIONEER
100's OF ITEMS . SOME
• A
NEW, SOME USED, SOME AS
GOOD AS NEW.... ANTIQUES,
HOUSiEHOL.D ITEMS, KITCHENWARE, STOVES,
FRIDGES AND OTHER MAJOR APPLIANCES
iS JUST A PARTIAL LiST:
slue of dry cleaning at Bluewater Cleaners; Ladles bowling ball and bag; Table
Graphite Golf Driver; Lighted Make-up Minor; Meat cutting block (new);
t Iron Cocktail and \End Table; Silver fruit basket; Mercury glass dish; China
bio dishes (2) - old pattern; Sauce dish - old pattern (1); '/, dot. glass coasters
r rim; Bed (iron) single; Step end table; Ironstone platter; 5' Roc. room bar;
stand; Lamp and shade; Dispenser Thermos: 44 x 25 Black Firescreon; Chrome
ge and stand; Small Radio; Small Metal dog house; Poker Table; High Chair;
Bar Clock; Bar Lamp; Bacon cooker; Allan Tune up Scope; Portable Air Floor
ird House on Stand; Round Picnic Table; 4 New 700R1$ Radial Michelin Pick-up
res; 1 -case 4 x 4 L. lugs W/W antltfreeze;tVacuum Cleaner; Set of limier Golf
owing Machine; 1 single bed; Lawnmower; Chesterfield; Sewing t;„aeiiine; Grill;
les; 200 gallon oil tank; 1- Titloist Wedge: 1- Fish Knife; Sot of Steak Boards; An-
Icture Frame; Toaster Oven; Tiffany Ceramic Vaso; Antique Oak Round
Table; Antique Spool Bed; Konica C-35 Camera (now); Kitchen Table
borite top; Modern Chesterfield; Ord pine display case; Wooden copy stand
raphk); Rollaway without mattress;'School desks; Single bed (headboard and
Pine Chest; Table Sow 7" Blades; Franklin Fireplace, screen, barbecue grill and
used red' rug; 1-8° kitchen counter top with double sinks; 1 -used canister set;
rd Falcon (convertible) mostly restored; Dinner for two (including a bottle of
inn) at Tho Little Inn; Lavender wall to wall bathroom carpet; 1972 Ford pickup
er automobiles; 1- portable air floor hoist; Power Lawn Mowers; Televisions:
Stereo; New Mini bike; Roto tiller; Electric Gaff Cert; Assortment of electric
tors; Used Golf Clubs; Vacuum Cleaner (upright); New 14 Karat Gold Jado &
Pearl ladies dinner ring.
ES: Boston Rocker; 2 late Victorian chairs; 1 cane bottom chair; arm chair,
item; 2 walnut horse hair soot and back Victorian chairs; 1 wicker chair; 1 plate
all mirror; 2 paper weights; 2 pieces (Nippon china; oil lamp; 1 pair brass cardio
solid pine kitchen cupboards - upper A lower; round oak table - antique;
e spool bed.
ITEMS: Electric golf cart; Upright grand piano; New Franklin stove; New 20" gas
ower; 12' canoe; Side -mounted tool box for pickup truck (new); Refinished oak
.nal table with glass boli feet; 50 heavy duty stacking chairs; Inter -office P.A.
with 4 speakers; New Hanover 42" vanity with top; Chain Saws, McCulloch &
r; 3 Running Beard kits to fit Jeep Cherokee, GMC and Ford Pickups, Camaro &
d cars; P.A. System with base•eamp.
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Ball & Mutch Ltd.
Home Furnishings
71 Albert Street, Clinton 482-4545„
OPEN: Six Days a week 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Op,=)tr Friday nights 'till 9 p.m.
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