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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-26, Page 6PAGE 6 --GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1982 Personalized Office Services e(;ENER Al. T1 PING til..Poit rs. s111.1•.1 Est 1I'4 011'11:11SONALIZED LETTERS elitiinrithAi,114 etlFFI(:E: )% ERIALU)SLii% IN 1 4 /I it 01 1 11 IF. 4 )1{ Ill 10 1, 1 111, !-,4)1 %It 1. • GI MLR 14:11 521.2332 Shell 10 w30 oR20 w40 SPECIAL mods ARE IN EFFECT UNTIL MAY 31 ONLY 24 LITRE CASE .$1.09/46.16 PER LITRE CASE • 205 LITRE pm*, 99'/4202.95 DRUM 02VICI HMIS: SAM • 0411/1A? SAM • 11 MOON RIDF MILS ANGLE A 5-1., GODERICH 524-8386 Shell help How sweet it is.. T.MARR As Judy Marshall sat in her kitchen feedingher six month old daughter, Megan, Judy's five (-year old daughter, Sarah bounded through the front door. Sarah stopped abruptly when she saw a sucker lying on the table. Speaking quietly Sarah asked her mother if she could eat it. When Judy coliserited, Sarall'S eyes lit up and she gratefully licked the sucker. Although a child wanting a sucker is not unusual, the suckers that the Marshalls enjoy are unusual. Handmade by Judy the suckers are made of pure milk chocolate. Judy started making the suckers after a neighbor, Gail Bettger gave out chocolate suckers shaped like pumpkins last Hallowe'en. Judy "thought they were kind of neat" and decided to learn how to make them. According to Judy the suckers are "easy to make once you get going on them. You just take colored chocolate, (which is available in every color) melt it In a double boiler and then using a paint brush, paint it on to a mold." Although Judy makes the process sound simple each color has to be frozen in the mold before another color can be added. Therefore, one Strawberry Shortcake sucker which has a wide variety of colors and con- tains two and one half to three ounces of chocolate takes half an hour to make. According to Judy, "kids really like the different characters especially 'Strawberry Shortcake and the Star Wars series. They are really popular at bir- thday parties." So far the suckers have been sold at a church bazaar and at a local gift store. But Judy who is also a part-time nurse doesn't want to see the day when making the suckers turns into a full-time job. She feels that, "it's fine for a hobby." St.t 7 Sarah Marshall, 5, enjoys one of the suckers that her mother, Judy, makes. According to Judy kids really get a kick out of the different characters such as Strawberry Shortcake and Darth Vader. Judy Marshall carefully paints chocolate onto a candy mold. Some of the suckers she makes have three ounces of chocolate in them and because of the fine detail Judy has to have a steady hand. Lobb Quartet featured at service The Lobb Quartet of Murray, Hugh, Gordon and Bruce sang together during the worship hour at Holmesville United Church on Sunday morning. The minister showed the Sunday School children a calendar and told them we needed to keep track of the days we are all Christians and, we must pray to God every dayiand say, thank you. The. minister's sermon was "The. Source". Doug Norifian and - Tom Lobb received the of- fering. May 30 the Sunday School children leave the church at 10 a.m. to go to Huronview. June 13 is the Sunday School anniversary and June 20 worship , service is at Camp Menesetung. Last Thursday evening the Enterprising Seniors met in the Community Centre in Holmesville. President Everett McIlwain chaired the meeting and Charlotte Norman played the organ for the opening exercises. •Mrs._ Jean_aidmom read the minutes of the last meeting and Fran Powell gave the financial statement. Everett thanked the ladies for preparing the lunch for the weds' evening, ANNUAL PRATT & LAMBERT • HOLMESVILLE NEWS Illoncehe Cleaves, 44112-331113 at the last meeting; also to John Deeves and Bert McCoath- for -their -en- ter t a inment. Blanche Deeves gave her card report and was requested to send a card to Wallace Avery. A motion was made to purchase a gift for members moving away and leaving the club with Irene Cudmore and Blanche beeves in charge. They were also asked to dieck into souvenir spoons with the township crest on them. Correspon- dence was read by Irene Cudmore. Senior Citizen week is June 20-26. June 30 -the Enterprising-Senlorsre invited to Huronview for their evening meal. Next meeting for the Seniors is June 10 with an. auction sale. A sing -song was held with Charlotte Norman at the piano. Some members played shuffleboard while others played euchre and lunch was served by Hazel McIlwain and Charlotte Norman. At the next meeting Mary Stirling and Grace Walter are in charge of entertainment and lunch. • Baseball news The local baseball season isupon us again and some 129 children registered this year. Further registrations please call Paul Blair at 482- , 3548 if you still want to play ball. Inter -township meeting was held May 17 to set up a playing schedule. Until that is available coaches will -be - calling for practices, and will be reporting baseball scores as we get into the season. +++ The Township picnic will be held this year at the Community Centre on June 17 at 5 p.m. Swimming will start • June 28 with registration June 19 at the •Community Centre 10-12 a.m. Watch for the newsletter. NEWBORN NEWS ANDERSON Firstborn to John and Suzanne Anderson, Goderich, on Monday, May 17, 1982, a daughter, Alecia Madeline, 8 lb. 8 oz. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson, Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ken- nedy, Teeswater. DURST With much love and joy, Kati and Kelly Durst announce the longewaited affival of their twin baby brothers, Zachary Thomas, 6 lbs. 7 oz. and Adam Kristopher, 7 lbs. 6 oz., born On May 12, 1982 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Proud parents are Jim and JoAnne (Thompson) Durst, Godericb. Grand- parents are Ken and Ilene Thompson, Goderich; Phyllis and Albert Durst, Benmiller. Great grand- parents are Cecil and Edna Baxter, Springfield. r — To: PROPANE SAFETY, 555 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario • M7A 2H6. Please send me your free •, 20 -page handbook, LIVING SAFELY WITH PROPANE.. ADDRIESS• • ••• •4••• . , Y...., • .. . . 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The Ontario Government -Working to Help People. Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Ontario Robert Elgie M.D., Minister • William Davis, Premier GRAHAM The Graham family are hap- py to announce the blessed arrival of baby boy Adam Everett, born on May 6, 1982 at Alexandra Marine. and General Hospital. His birth weight was 7 lbs. 7 oz. Adam is a wee brother for Alana, Chad and Angela. Proud parents are Richard and Louise Graham. Grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell of Goderich; and Mr. and Mrs. • Angus Graham of Wirircipeg, Manitoba. • STOREY Irvine and Beverly, Dungan- non, Ontario, are happy to announce the safe arrival of their :son, Ryan Michael, born April 25,.1982, weighing 7 .lbs. 14 oz., .at Alexandra Marine, and General Hotpital, Goderich. A new wee brother for Heather, Jeffery, Karen and Jennifer. 4-H leaders chosen Three `4-11 Agricultural Club members have been selected to represent Huron County at the 1982 Provincial 4 -II Leadership Conference. They are: Brian McGavin, 19, RR4 Walton; BM Kin- sman, 17, RR2 Kippen; and Greg Dougall, 19, RR3 'Exeter. The Conference, involving over 80 top 4 -II members from across Ontario will be held June 21-28 at Lake Catchecorna near Peter- borough. This program will provide training experiences for ,lis participants and will assist them in developing effective leadership skills GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE • 17% % BRUCE ERSKINE 36 North 324-01333 If you re NEW IN TOWN • and don t know whrch way to turn call the Kama* hostess ai 524-116S You II be glad you did