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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 32PAGE 14A-GODERICHSIONAIATAR, WEDNIMMY, JUNE 1A1981 In Off lastrifeek's story on tbe wteeeitiOaSe of the vessel Weldon, credit for the dona- tion was made to George Parsons Elevator and Tran- sit Co. Mr. Parsons has pointed out that he is only one of 385 shareholders of the company and it was a cor- porate donation, by Goderich Elevators Limited. We regret any embarrass- ment, this may have caused Mr. Parsons. icooGE nv,. RS ELECTRONIC SERVICE DIVISION 5 miles from Goderich on NWT. 8 Industrial Electronics N.C. and Solid State Systems ORS -Business & Marine Radios Venda* and Arcade Equipment 524-2418 mi.. and Mrs. Michael Gerard Whalen IaniFlitzgeraldpiotor Wed in. Clinton Ontario St. United Church in Clinton was thesetting for a pretty spiting wedding on May 9 when Sylvia Anne Forbes exchanged vowsWith Michael Gerard Whalen. The bride is the datterler ' of Mi. 'and Mrs. ' Murray Forties of RB, 2,, Clinton and ' 'the groom is the Son of Mrs. Margaret Whalen and the late', Frank Whalen of Omemee, Ontario. The Rev. Homan Pick offiriabid at the doidderin' g ceremony . with Do-ris • Mellideyatthe organ. Given in marriage -by lia• father, the bride wore a • @siva ..W!ei&_.twvz taffeta with an Unlit bodice of net and,lace with seed pearls. The chiffon fel into cape -like sleeves and she wore a train.of anklets= in her hair. She " kerriiert, a bouquet of able lilies and, PurPleffeleis. The ' maid of triter was Stmdra - Webster anon She wore a gown of mauve -polyester with chiffon over the bodice and failing into a peplum below thowaist. Her flowers were slat* W the bompiet • • Thebridesmaidsvieretori Dalton of §tratln-oy* a friend of the bride, and Barbara Forbes, a sister of thibride. They woreidenticalgowns to that of themaid ofhonor. The groom's attendants were Ara c, • of Wood- stock, as best I , and Jim Whalen of Omemee, a brother of the groom and =Mud the bride, acting as ushers. The men wore striped gray pants and dark Me GDCI music students won plaques at last Tuesday's gray tails. awards ceremony at the school. In the back are Wes Gatch:, Paul Oronendy; and in the front are Andrea Josephine Whalen, of Ornance, Sister-in-law of the 34 NEWGATE ST. 1 - GODERICH 524-4479 H Jackson, Elizabeth McMillan who also won the Outstanding Contribution to Music Award, and Julia Carruthers. 4 Photo by Cath Wooden) groom, sang three sobs igher averages accompanying herself on 0.0ftr. to enter university The dinner and dance „o followed the weddikg at the White 'Carnation in Holmesville and the bride's mother wore a pink polyester gown with pleated boolee and a flowered sheer three -quarter -length coat icenge. was opink TOSeS. • The grooni's mother wore a pink sheer polyester gown over taffeta with a sheer lancet overlay. Her roses were also deep pink. For travelling, the bride ,i a ow snit withiloweredblouseiond. white ,aciessories.Tfle couple will reside in Bur- naby,11.C. Showers for the bride were held by Catherine and Janice ` Orr.of$11. tride's relations Willie home of Mrs. Ron Taylor, V .araa, oast of the bride; Sandra Webster aotertained at her • parents' home forthe bride's • friends, and Betty Feagan basted the comintmity. *weir for neighbors and •.friendiy -of the -bride. Her. college *leads in Sarnia also held a surprise shower for Shower held A very pretty shower for bride -elect Cindy Cornish was held May 31 at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Priestap of lifitchell. Mrs. Audrey Vorstenboseh and Mrs. C. Priestap reeeiV- ed the guests arod the members of the wedditg party received corsages. A program followed con- sistria' g of piano solo by Pamela Poster, a mock wed- ding with a violin solo by Steven Foster, seven-year- old cousin of the bride, en- ding the mock wedding, a reading by Dorothy Close, • sister of !aide, and several quiz contests conducted by Mrs. Clarence Priestap. Following an address read by Joanne Vorstenbosch the many beautiful gifts were opened by Qndy, assisted by Dorothy Chase and Joan Alersonder. Mrs. Priestap served a delicious lunch which was enjoyed by all. Students hoping to enter first year at The University of Western Ontario this fall will have to earn a higher eradiating average than ever before. The University has set 66 peenas 'ale extt-off average, up from 64 percent for •most faculties and programs. Establishing a higher admission requirement is designed to help limit fresh- man enrolment to 4,200. An 11.5 increase in the number ollapplications to UWO from Grade 13 students led to the increasedcut-aff average. . Overcrowding in dasses rt ifY0u re •1 NEW IN TOWN and don -r know which way f0 turn. call the bassets at 524-716, _You'll be glad you did • and high teacher -student _ratios would result if more than 4,200 were enrolled Western's first year enrohnent in 1980-81 was about 4,300 students, and would be about 400 neat fall acceptance a MaYed the same. Offers of admission will be • sent to high school graduates Fewer students who have already graduated from Grade 13 will be offered places this year...and...Ike_ number of international students offered first-yem- • pbees will be 'Amite' cl to 320. THE .CUT ABOVE Discount Senior Citizens HAIR STYLING BY JUDY & ANNA OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK AND THURS. EvErops ALL STAR TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS "OUR BUSINESS 15 GOING PLACES" SUMMER TOURS FROM 4 TO 28 DAYS !MOSE DESTINATION 4 days 5 days b1 6 days 7 day 7 days 9 days days NEXT DEPART DEPART PRICES As Gaya P asseetylvals °with Maddneg Island & Mamma,. °abscond fa Capitols K ontardcy Miss Ikons Williaostball and this CoPitoll Saguenay end the Gaspe West Coast end the noddles 9 days Maritimes at Leisure 9 days 10 days 11 days 12 days 13 days is dolts 19 days 21 days 22 disYs 23 days is days Neve England end Cape Cod Nuys Orleass and Perestscohr Maritimes-Splandor hy the Sera tialthez Pilgrimage Bet of the Maritimas Great Canadian West Atlantis Canada Adventure Yukon. Alaska and Canadian Porkies Canadian West end Yellowstone California and Flistork West Grand Welti*VIS Oros Toms •incluclos sir face **Inclassf4LA.P. .rd ate fame 5 Sept. 14 from 999.00 9 from '219.00 o from '299.09 4 from •279.10 4 from .M10 from $299.00 from s429.00 4 frosrefilMelle** 3 from 14311•00** June 15 July 6 June 15 Jane 15 Arne 22 June 24 July 11 July 4 4 June 211 1 .304y 25 4 July 11 2 104y 2$ 9 June 7 4 July 4 July 6 1 Sept. 3 4 Arty 1$ 4 Arty II 1 Oct. 13 from 6459.00 from 5559.49 from *449.00* from 3609141 from "599.00 from '979.00* from 8MM from '2399.00* from 61029.00 from 111104A•011 from '1459.00 • ALL ST RH„.....THO'Ll'FIS • 1400 Bishop St., Combridge 623-3030 or toll free 1 -800-2654620 ctl • r • EFFECTIVE JUNE 1,1961 THE RATE OF RETURN ON ALL CANADA • SAVINGS BONDS HAS BEEN INCREASED TO 16" PER ANNUM FOR THE 5 MONTH PERIOD ENDING OCTOBER 31,1981. • The rote of return for each subsequent yeor until the Bonds mature continues to be 1 01/2%. This rote will be reviewed at the time the terms of the new 1981182 Series are announced this Fall_ (Go our coo arioctiro your Bonds r CANADA SAVINGS BONDS RATE INCREASED1O16%% EFFECnVE JUNE 10981 TO OCTOSERM,1981. 1 1 1 1. With this increase, the annual return on oil unmotured Canada Sowings Bonds for the yeor which betbn November 1. 1980 is 13.85% - interesrdt the rote of 11'12% for the first 5 months, 133/4% for the next 2 months and 16'4% for the remaining 5 months. SERIES DATED 1977 TO 1980 INCLUSIVE For these Series the annual rote of 13. 85% will apply for the year which began November 1. 1980. irk.sreod of the rote printed on the Bond certificates, Eoch $1 GOO Regular Interest Bond will now pay $138 54 interest on November 1, 1981., n ciddirion ro regular annual interest or the rote stored above. Compound Interest Bonds will eam compound interest or the rote of 11 21% for the 1977178 and 1979/80 Series 11 32% for the 1978/79 Series end 11 14% for the 198081 Series - :hese rotes are the new overage annual yields frorn November 1. 1980 ro maturity of each Series With this increase each $160 Compound Interest Bond grows to the following value as memory: SERIES DATED DEP3RE 1977, Series doted before 1977 have o bonus payable or maturity_ Holders of these Series will receive the higher rare of return through on increase in the value of this bonus payment the new bonus amount per 5100 Bond of each Series is as follows: Series Maturity Dore Cosh Bonus at Maturity 1968/69 Nov_ 1, 1982 1970/71 Nov. 1, 1981 1972/73 Nov_ 1. 1984 1973/74 Nov. 1, 1985 1974/75 Nov_ 1, 1983 1975/76 Nov. 1, 1984 1976/77 Nov_ 1, 1985 $17_48 610_37 $24_33 $29_69 $ 9_87 $13.30 $17.77 Bondholders who redeem these Bonds prior to maturity will not be entitled ro rhe cosh bonus bur only ro the original return poyable. •cis printed on the Bond certificates Bard holders may continue to cash interest coupons each year and be enritled ro rhe cash bonus - - - Series maturity Dote Value or Mammy 1977/78 Nov. 1. 1986 $245_01 1978/79 Nov. 1. 1985 1979/80 Nov. 1. 1986 1980/81 Nov. 1, 1987 $209.39 $211.92 $209 50 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IIIIII 111 NOTE: The 1980181 Series of Conodo Savings ponds was withdrown from sole effective May 29. 1981 • Terms of the new 1981/82 Serres wril be (announced this Foil.