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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-07-29, Page 3Make the Mazda 626 Comparison Compare our 1981 Mazda 626 with expensive European imports. Compare features. Compare ride. Compare handling. Then com- pare prices. You'll be surprised at how much Mazda 626 gives you, and you'll be delighted with the affordable price. mamaAM THE MORE YOU LOOK,THE MORE YOU LIKE MW MOTORS LTD. 184 EAST ST., OLVO-MAZDA/SALES-SERVICE GODERICH 524-2113 at 11 receives f Morning worship service will resume on August 2 in the Holmesville United Church. Congratulations to Olive and tart Bell on their 26th wedding anniversary. Congratulations to Freda Uyl of RR 2, Clinton on her graduation from Fanshawe College School of Nursing as a Registered Nurse on June 27th. Happy birthday wishes go out to Barbara Betties, she really celebrated on ,the weekend. Visiting with Gramma and Grandpa Norman are Robyn and her Norman. Held recently, the Trewartha and McMath cousins had a family get- together at lhe home of Bill and Charlotte Norman with 25 \present. They spent an enjoyable afternoon chatting and reminiscing. At home plate On July' 20th the squirt boys ,played Stanley Township for a win and on August 5th they go against Goderich to play against (:nrierich II. The squirt girls met Tuckersmith and won on July 21st. On July 23rd the pee wee girls played Clinton 'B' for a loss and they will visit Bullet on August 4. On July 22nd the pee wee boys played Hallett for a tie game. On July 27th they met against Varna and won. On July 22nd the bantam boys played Tuckersmith for a win and the midget boys played Colborne and also won. On Tuesday night Holmesville played " Keith Allen's Londesboro team in a very close game but ended up losing. They played the Mark Kippen Londesboro team on Friday night and defeated them Porter's Hill played the VanastraLions on Thursday night for a loss. In the second last inning Gerald Bell ran past second base and someone threw a wild ball hitting Gerald on the side of the head. He went down like a wounded deer. He was taken to Clinton hospital for x-rays. He ended up with a badly bruised ce inj ries d ri Holrnesviiie news lilariche Deeves, correspondent 482-338;3 cheell and two black eyes, which was very lucky for him. On Sunday Porter's Hill played against Holmesville and won, and tonight Por- ter's Hill goes to Auburn to play- Holmesville plays Keith Allen's Londesboro team at the Holmesville diamond tonight. The midget boys will be playing in the Kirkton tournament this weekend, August 1, 2 and 3. There are 16 teams involved in this tourney. Family reunion Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yeo and family held a family get- together on Sunday, July 26 at their home. Visitors from Red Deer, Alberta were Mr. and Mrs. David Corney and other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ames of Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rostron of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clarke and family of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hackers and wee son of Kitchener, Miss Katimavik, a volunteer action program for young Canadians sponsored by the federal government, will be implemented in Goderich and Seaforth this year. Left to right, are the Katimavik co-ordinator for this area, Charlene Sheard and the three group leaders, Katimavik... • • from page I, Any new, youthful f aces you see intown around this ne, probably will belong to Katimavi'k participants. "I don't want people to get the wrong impression because sometimes Katimavik people aren't dressed very well. Their clothing is limited to the kind you wear for physical labor and they don't have many ` clothes because of all .the packing and moving around they have to do," explains co-ordinator Charlene. • Charlene would also like to explain in advance that since two of the Katimavik groups will be rotating from Quebec, some of the members may not speak much English. But they are willing to learn. • As a sponsoring town, Goderich must provide m- teresting and challenging work for the Katimavik participants. Organizing andsupervising this work is a committee under the chairmanship of Elsa Haydon. Committee members include jail curator Harry Bosnell, museum curator Raymond Scotchmer, works and engineering committee)Ihairman Bob Allen, town clerk Larry McCabe and commissioner of works Ken Hunter. Mrs. Haydon'explains that Katimavik means more than free labor for the town. It offers.a learning.and growing experience for young people as well. Ifyou have any questions about Katimavik or want to lend a hand with housing, transporation, furniture or information, leave a message at town hall. Huronview Rev. Scott conducted the Sunday' morning service in the new auditorium at Huronview on Sunday morn- ing. The sermon subject was "believe in Christ, belong to Christ, to be used by Christ, become Like Christ. The Huronview choir anthem was The Comforter Has Come. There was a good atten- dance on Monday afternoon when residents gathered for exercises and Rhythm Band. A short quiz finished off the afternoon entertainment. While the ceramic class finished off their various projects, A. Davis, D. Buchanan, P. Connell, B. Glousher, G. Cornell, Ross, K. Lynn enjoyed a van ride to Goderich. Items needed by -the residents were bought on the square before all enjoyed an enormous ice cream cone. A quick stop at the fruit stand on the way home gave everyone a chance to buy some fresh fruit. Card games and checkers were played in the new auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. S. Prouty led the singing and Mrs. G. Triebner played the organ. The Scripture reading was taken from Eph,5: 9-20 and was read by Eunice Lamb. Mrs. G. Triebner led in prayer, and Pat Thurlow read a poem entitled Songs Of Zion. Mrs. Ada Tribner had a Bible Quiz, and Mrs. Prouty gave the Bible study. .06 Larry McKnight, Louise Carter and Heather Edgar. They are presently in town looking for ac- commodation and transportation for the Katimavik participants who will arrive here in September. (Photo by Joanne. Buchanan) ANNUAL JULY PERM SPECIAL *ALL PERMS REDUCED*. EXTRA SPECIAL 35.°O $2 PERM 00 NOW 5 • DUE TO POPULAR RESPONSE WE ARE EXT.ENDING OUR PERM SPECIAL TO AUGUST 15th SENIOR DISCOUNT DAYS! EVERY SATURDAY AND MONDAY Goderich's Finest HAIR SALON For The Entire Family OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY HEATHER BEAUTY SALON 108 LIGHTHOUSE ST. 524-7461 Carol Martyn of RR 2, llderton, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rowe of Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Snyder and family of Dungannon. Also visiting were Mrs. Don Sowerby of Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher, Mrs. Gertie Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rumig and family and Grant Fisher, all of Goderich. Joan Shortland of England was present as well as Sherri Elder of Goderich, Shane Elder of Stratford, Hope Rowe and Warren Miller. The Big `O' Birthday Friday evening, July 24th several friends, neighbors and friends gathered at Barbal 'Farms .to honor Barbara Betties' BIG bir- thday. This was a surprise party and to announce the event a huge banner with yellow streamers was strung across the entrance. Happy Birthday balloons tied with yellow ribbons adorned each tree up the driveway. Everyone enjoyed barbecued hot dogs and hamburgers, watermelon, chips, popcorn and of course the traditional birthday cake and ice cream. Those attending the "big bash" included Bruce, Beryle, Brucie, Bradley, Beverly, Barry and Becky . Betties from- Goderich, Kelso, Marie and Vincent Fitzsimons of Bayfield, Murray, Peggy Ann and Mark MacLeod of Bracebridge, Mary Jean, Betties, Kevin Baer, Jayne Marv. Graham, Ann and Adam Taylor from Dawson Creek B.C., Doug and ,Gemi Brand, Cale, Verna and Marion Doucette, Doug and Gertrude Feagan, Ross and Betty Feagan, Warren and Marie Gibbings, Donald and Isabel' and Jennifer Harris, Gerry and Rowena Innes, Oliver and Thelma Pryce, GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1981—PAGE 3 Marion, Sharon and Katie Snell, Robert and -Beatrice Welsh, Chad and Tracy Young. An evening of chit and chatter was enjoyed by all and Barbara expressed her sincere appreciation to her family and friends for such a wonderful surprise. VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER - T'"s WN RESIDENT - MINIMUM 18 years old - VALID DRIVER LICENCE Deliver To: FIRE DEPARTMENT WATERLOO ST. BEFORE AUG. 18, 1981 ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST. • CLINTON 482-3901 AT THE MAIN CORNER Another of our In-store services FINE JEWELLERY APPRAISALS Done by our AGS Certified Gem- ologist, in our accredited gem laboratory. One week service on most appraisals. Drop in or phone for com- plete information on Anstett's Jewellery Appraisal service. 1 HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p,m.; Fridays 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.; Saturdays 9 a.m.-5;30 p.m. "®Sweet Tooth" SPECIALS 1 LB CHOCOLATES $4! Black Magic 1 LB. CHOCOLATES $ 9�i Pot of Gold 994 BAGGED - ASSORTED SIZES Kerr's Coady 300 GM. $2?9 Nutchos PLANTER'S DELUXE 350 GM. $ 9 • Meed Nuts ;. CIVIC HOLIDAY Closed Monday, Aug. 3 NAKAMURA PHARMACY SUB POST OFFICE GUARDIAN DRUGS In The Suncoast Mall, Goderich OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-12, 12:30-6 WEEKDAY EVENINGS 6:30 P.M. -9 P.M. SATURDAYS 10-6 BalEg SUPER SAVE PRICES SUPER SAVE SUPERMARKET 524-9411 104 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH We reserve the right to limit quantities,. Prices in effect till closing Sat., Aug. lst. 1981 or while quantities last. UNDER NEW OWNER - JIM SHANAHAN FRESH YOUNG CANADA UTILITY GRADE • TURKEY "l �. NABOB GROUND .COFFEE ONTARIO NO. 1 LB. HEAD FOR BICK'S ASST. PICKLES soog.. 4. • '1 SCHNEIDERS COOKED $2 HAM LIMIT KRAFT CANADA 'GRADE "A" NO. 1 BEEF MIRACLE 79 BLADE oRSHORT RI 9 $ 38 WHIP 1L . STEAK LB. ONTARIO ,� GLAD'POTATOES 1 . NEW 1A LB. BAG 97 GARBAGE 49 BAGS zo's DELMONTE 8 74 VEGETABLE COCKTAIL 8 7 4 48 oz. 99a DELMONTE 999T0MAT0 JUICE 48 oz. DICK'S RELISH ® SALADA V.P. 60's 31"1dI. 6 94. TEABAGS CHICKEN, CHINESE, SPANISH 8 oz. $189 RICERONI 594 SKIM CHOC.. STRAW., VANILLA 1S0gr' NABISCO 600 gr. I CHERRY HILL MINI INSTANT MILK POWDER 894ISHREDDED WHEATS1 in CHEESE NEILSON'S 600 gr. AYLMER 10 oz DRINK CRYSTALS $249 VEGETABLE SOUPS 3 199 4 MAPLE LEAF FLAKES OF "OZ. SCOTT 2'1 $ 39 PAPER TOWELS $19 TURKEY 1. MIR 2 x 750 rel. HOSTESS 10 x '/ oz. $' 99 POTATO CHIPS AGREE 200 gr. 84 MILK BONE P. 000 r - LIQ QUID DETERGENT $169 DOG BISCUITS"g$149 SHAMPOO.... $269 ANADA GRADE "A" NO. 1 BEEF CANADA GRADE '99 PRIME RIB ROAST LB. 100 i 1 • PURE $ LB s9 BEEF PATTIES BERT STANLEY'S FAMOUS PLAIN OR GARLIC COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGES MACARONI SALAD BLUE'SDELICIOLB. 99 MAPLE LEAF S.P. COTTAGE ROLL ROUND ROAST MAPLE LEAF CHICKEN LOAF LB. ;1. MAPLE LECAF MA & CHEESE LOAF LB. $269 LB • 1L13. SCHNEIDERS BULK LIMIT 3 LBS SCHNEIDER'S FAMILY PACK BEEF BURGERS $149 1KG. $399 ONTARIO NO. 1 FRESH SWEETCOR'N FOR9 9 4.) ONTARIO, AT COMPETITIVE PRICES FRESH TOMATOES AN® PEACHES ARRIVINGKDAILY . MAPLE LEAF LB. $1:9 SCHNEIDER'S ALL BEEF • BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA 500 GR. PKC CELLO STEAKETTES ONT. SELECT - PORK BUTT CHOPS WESTON WIENER or HAMBURG LB $1 49 • $1;9 $j 99 • $ 1 9 LB. I's U.S.A.1vb• 1 CELERY STALKS 9 4 PLUMS LB. 89( A-- 14J