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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-08-25, Page 12PAGE 12--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2591982 Harry In Today And Toho. Advantage of Ow ANNUAL SUMMER e ' PERM SPECIAL Beginning Thursday 2f► . t em ALL PERMS GREA TL Y REDUCED Appointments Not Necessary SEE YOU SOON Goderich's Finest Hair'Solon F •r The Entire Family OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY HEATHER BEAUTY SALON 1o8 LIGHTHOUSE ST.'524=7461 GODERICH pi Vrt ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A PROMOTER' OF Om HEALTH AND WELL BEING?' • It so, Mien: FUNIdT is for YOUI Fl Vvrit:Is a New Canadian. Cardiovascular Dance.Fltnass Ptlolgram eicluslvsly destined and choreographed by. 'rLau I Ngxell. FUNFIT incorporates the pleasure's of a�Rt+Pillcjoss.dandng with the flexibility, strength and •nduranc.of a good fitness_workout tamable -the par- •lldaant to -Weenie physically fit while having fun Muorldtlg at /heir own fitness level. �I ailfditlons necessary to instruct the 'FUNFIT Or.: Nan='S'niok:r . • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation accreditation (CPR) •--.7 Fi}rants,Test _ _ ___.._ _._ .__ Y__ _... .__.. _ _ _.:.__:, :.__- PIPIT WORKSHOP -.Aug. 27,21,29, 1912. and Enthusiasm Pi note that ail persons interested may acquire Ration through FUNFIT arrangements: r.informotlan call (519) 271-5E69 or contact: aurel Noxell SCHOOL •pF DANCE A � FITNESS •39ODOURO STREET, STRATFORD NSA 357 TELEPHONE (S191271-6369 .. , U:LTRAMAR Goderich Gas Bar THIS wEEK's. WINNING NUMBER o$40ZZ WANTED CORN & BEAN GROWERS Join us for an hour at our corn and white bean plots on TUESDAY, AUGUST 31st 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. at BILL BELL'S FARM ' Mile South Of Hensall (Rain Date Wednesday, Sept. 1st) W.G. 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Maj. -Gen. Richard Rohmer, CMM, DFC, DC, Q.C., Former, Chief of Reserves of the Canadian Armed Forces, will take the salute and inspect the band and Air Cadets of No. 150 White Tiger Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets of Hamilton, Ontario. The weekend closes with an outdoor "Flapper and Banger" breakfast at the Riverview Motel. All wartime personnel, are invited to attend. If not on the mailing list, please con - tat: Frank Scholfield, Adjutant -General, P.O. Box 187, Dunnville, Ontario, NIA 2X5. Ph,. (416) 774-7595 (Bus.) or (416) 774-5480 jjYours very truly, Frank Skholffeld, • Adjutant- eneraL •. "rot an opinfron? Let it be known in a letter to the editor This little "bee" rode in the "honey wagon" in the .Dungannon fair parade held at noon Saturday. The fair also featured a baby show, bicycle races, a horse show, a flea market and various contests hi arm wrestling, bale throwing, log sawing and watermelon seed spitting. (Photo by Kris Svela) Kinettes sponsor fair queen and sell balloons for CF The -Kinettes were _proud_.. _... _..... to sponsor Debbie Drennan ina recent Queen ofthe Fair competitio, Debbie as D U N GA N N O N • second runnerup to Miss Dungannon Fair, Carel Ann Smyth. Thanks to the community support, the Kinettes held a very successful Cystic Fibro- sis Balloon Days at the fair. Dressed as clowns, the group GOD RICH# POWER SQUADRON Y u CANADIAN POWER SQUADRON ANNUAL COUR ES IN BOATING, SEAMAN-. ISHIP,: AND PILOTING FOR POWER AND SAIL. ' Registration, at Central Huron Secondary School, Clin- ton. Wednesday and Thursday, September a and 9 7:30 to 9:30 Canadian Power Squadrons will teach safe boating to over 10;000 Canadians this year. Will you be one of them? JEAN'S CHIP WAGON When You Have A Special Occasion That Needs Catering, Give Us A Call We Can Help... 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Miss Cheryl Whitney. of Sarnia spent last weekwith her brother Steve, • his wife Joanne, Ryan and Christoph- er.' Steve's mother Theresa and brother Kevin, also of Sarnia, visited over the weekend. , Dinner guests on Sunday with Dirk and Tinie Logten- berg and famii were Mr.' and Mrs. Gerrit Logtenberg of Huron Haven, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Thys Groen, New Dundee, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Reurink of Ashfield. and Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik Veld - man of Densvaart, Holland. Granddaughter .Christina Farrell of Ripley is spending a few days with her grandpa and grandma Logtenberg. John Boyle of Calgary, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyle visited with his family for two weeks. He is rooming with Dan MacKenzie,son of Mr, and Mrs. Ross MacKen- zie .of the Lucknow area, • Michigan family visit Finlay MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Jim Halsey and family of Stirling Heights, Michigan and Mrs. Don McKinnon and son Pat- rick of Paris, Ontario were weekend visitors with Finlay and Margie MacDonald. Ju- lie MacDonald, daughter of George and Andrea MacDon- ald, returned home with Mrs. McKinnon and Patrick, for a week's holiday. Recent visitors with Elmer and Edna Culbert were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Matheson of Atwood and also Sharon DeLeauter and a girl friend from Oxford, Michigan, Mr. Dan Wylds, Mr. 'and Mrs. Warren Wylds, daugh- ter Linda Wylds, and son Kenny Wylds and his daugh- ter, Melany • Wylds, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Wylds' mother, Mrs. Irene Stone of Goderich. They all helped Melany celebrate her ninth birthday. LOCHALSH NEWS Kee Webeters 398-5257. Mr. and • Mrs. Thomas O'Heir of Hamilton visited early in the week with Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson and Mrs. Betty Moncrief.. Mrs. O'Heir and Mrs. Finlayson were in training in Stratford together and her and Betty worked together later. Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson had her daughter and son-in- law, Paul and Jane Emberlin • of Toronto visit with her for a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb had their daughter and son-in-Iaw, Bob and Sandra Darling of .-Hanover with them a couple of days last •weekend. Sandra was maid of honour at the Matthews- Elphick wedding. Bob MacKenzie of Toronto was home on the weekend with his parents, Ross and Jean MacKenzie. The farmers of the area have been very busy this last couple of weeks keeping the combines going. It is nice to hear that there area number now that have their wheat, oats and barley finished and are now waiting for their flax to ripen. Canadian talent will highlight concert Canadian talent will highlight the Country Roads Concert on Thursday even- ing, .September 16 at the Western Fair. Two separate __ortnanpgs ,are_.Scheduled. for 7 and 9 p.m. Fairgoers who like their entertainment "country style" will be treated to , some of the best performers on `the'" Canadien music scene: The Dixie Flyers, Terry Sumsion, Barb Saunders, Cassandra Leigh and -Prairie Wing are set to provide a full evening of top- flight entertainment. The Dixie Flyers have been delighting audiences coast-to-coast with original bluegrass music since 1974. Their appearances at the major bluegrass and folk festivals and their, warm, honest delivery have ggenerated an impressive fan following. With five albums to their. credit, as well as nWn retic _radio_ -and Jelevi- sion appearances, the Fryers are well-established in bluegrass circles both in Canada and internationally. Terry Sumsion has recent- ly topped -the Canadliffie6•tin __ VI charts with his dynamic rendition of "Our Loving Place" and his latest single "Crazy Love Games" is soon to be released. His rich baritone voice and superb arrangements are well- known to Western Ontario audiences. Barb Saunders and Cassandra Leigh provide the distaff side of the Country Roads Concert. Barb will be" best known for her ap- pearances_. at the Mohawk. Jamboree in 1981 and 1 i c 2. Cassandra has made several guest appearances on the CBC television -series, -"The Tommy Hunter Show" and her recording "Rider in the Radio Rodeo" has just been released. The .group. Prairie_ Wing. combines country rock and top musicianship in a unique blend of high -energy -styled entertainment. They have recently recorded their first single "Don't Cry Blue" and are currently touring southwestern Ontario. The Country Roads Con- cert presented by BX -93 Radio at' the Western Fair grandstand is free to fairgoers on Thursday, September 16.