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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-17, Page 14// PAGE 14—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17,19@2 Ti►ti+Ih.%Covne CLASSIFIED WANT ADS 47. Card of thanks MAOUIRt I wish to take this opportunity to thank the many people who made my sudden arrival and consequent stay in the A.M.&G. Hospital a more comfortable and pleasant experience. My deepest thanks to Dr, K. C. Lambert, Drs. L. and J. Rourke and Dr. D. Neal for their prompt and excellent medical -surgical attention. My warmest thanks to the stuffs of the emergency, O.R. and x-ray departments, 2nd East nurses, all of whose professional, caring and friend- ly attitudes were most ap- preciated. Special thanks to Rev. G. L. Royal and all my friends who visited and/or sent flowers and cards: All your kindnesses will Tong be remembered.—Sincerely, Col- leen Maguire. --46x MAITLAND MANOR The residents of Maitland •Manor would like to thank everyone who attended their bazaar. A special thanks to Denomme Flowers, Robertson Memorial Public . School students, Maitland Manor staff and our willing volunteers. Everything was deeply appreciated. -46 MORRIS A sincere "thank you" to all family, relatives and friends, doctors and nurses on 3rd Floor North of Vittorio Hospital, Rev. Crocker, the Padres and Ladies Visiting Committee, for all their visits,cords and flowers, while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital. This is all greatly app'reciated.— Jean E. Morris. --46x - 12.. Real estate for sale Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 4824371 _ Residence: 323.933_8 RESTAURANT • VILLAGE OF BLYTH - fully equipped • seats 60 - apartment above reasonably priced for quick sale. 15 ACRES • wooded Auburn • large brick combination furnace - barns. • near home - 2 small HOLMESVILLE • 13 acre hobby farm -.1 floor bungalow • paved drive- small insulated born. 1 FLOOR BRICK BUNGALOW • Blyth - finished basement - elec- tric heat- carport. Robertson students write views on jJNICEF Dear Editor, I am one of the pupils at- tending a public school in Goderich who collected for UNICEF on October 31. As I went from door to door with a couple of friends, some people were very ignorant. - When I asked them if they would like to donate they replied with, "I don't have any money," "I already gave," or "I'm not giving anything to some crummy organization." _ I don't think they had any right to say any one di these things. If they told me they didn't have any money, I'm sure it isn't going to be a pro- blem to round up a couple of 69 ACRES - No. 8 Highway • far- rowing barn • raised ranch '- home • several ponds. HWY. 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RITA ALLEN 524-7373 or 524-8480 W.J. HUGHES REALTY LTD. KINGSTON ST., GODERICH pennies. If they already donated, I'm sure they could give again and again. UNICEF is definitely not a crummy organization. It sends money to needy children all over the world. Pwple just don't realize what their tiny donations can do. For example one nickel will give 25 children a glass of milk, six cents will pur- chase medicine to cure infec- tions and $5 will stock a pond full of fish for a whole village. With all these suffer- ing children, I'm surprised people don't even donate more. UNICEF really .needs your donations, Goderich, so next Hallowe'en don't be afraid to give a few cents. Jenny Cunningham. Concerned about people's mortgages Dear Editor, Recently our class, grade 6, Mr. Bond discussed government, taxes, unemployment, inflation and the effects of these .upon the poor in Canada and the third world. I am concerned that many people are losing their jobs and cannot meet their mor- tgage so` they are forced to lose their homes. On top of this, inflation continues to rise adding to the problems of unemployment. In the third world, people are starving and dying because of lack of food and water and yet .government taxes throughout the world spend in their military budgets the total of UNICEF's annual budget in four hours. My point is that if we spent less money manufacturing weapons to kill and hurt peo- ple, maybe we could use that money to improve the quali- ty of their lives. Yours faithfully, Emma Hollingworth My family and I are really "well off" Dear Editor, One day in school last week, we were tacking about poverty. I got thinking that my family and I are really "well off" compared to some of the people in North America, India and Africa. We have a backyard where we can play games and have a garden. Some children have to play in the streets. 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K OK O OK 'GK G t GIZ 7t 0 7C 0 0 G 0 0 0 0 t7. 0. +6'd- -0 lilt 0 0 being left out in the cold. Unlike some people who have to sleep in the streets. , Some people' are even "better off" than my family and I. When I get thinking about poverty stricken families, I don't really think it is fair. Sincerely, Nancy Woodard, Robertson School. Why don't we charge less Dear Editor, Our class was talking about UNICEF and how Mexico is having so much trouble. We asked our teacher a lot of questions that he couldn't answer and told us to write to you. One of the questions I would like to be answered is why little kids can collect UNICEF on hallowe'en but all the countries that have a lot of money don't give very much? Another question I was wondering about is why don't we charge less interest on the money we gave Mex- ico? We are close neighbours with Meruco and we should always help our neighbours! My last question is why don't we send people to teach Mexicans how to farm and to teach their children? I hope you can answer my questions. Robbie. Dempsey, Robertson School. Should chip in Dear Editor, Have you ever thought of the poorer countries like Mexico or - Africa where some of the people in them can only afford one or maybe two meals a day and others, not even that? UNICEF does help, but not enough. Why isn't there more? If the richer countries chipped in on some extra Best Interest * 1 1 to 5 years Annual We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. *Subject to change SEGaiser-Kneal Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER CLINTON GRAND BEND ' GODERICH 235-2420 482-9747, 238=8484 524-2118 money for the poorer coun- tries to help them get back on their feet, they could return the favor when your country needed it most. If this happens, it would help make the world a better place to live in. Yours truly, Jeff Boyce, Robertson School. Mr. and Mrs. Mark William Law Wed in Victoria The marriage of Sandra Marlene Gauley and Mark William Law, both of Vic- toria, B.C., took place October 9 in Victoria. The bride is the youngest daughter of Harold and Agnes Gauley of Goderich and the groom is the youngest son of Clifton Law of Parksville, B.C. and Margaret Iaw of Victoria. Attending the couple in a civil ceremony were Sheri MacLaren of Brantford, Ontario and James Slough of Victoria. The bride is now in Goderich visiting with family while the groom is in Cornwall, Ontario studying meteorology with the Ministry of Transportation. Mr. and Mrs. Law will return and take upresidence in British Columbia in the new year. Stop making killing machines Dear Editor, On Hallowe'en I collected for UNICEF. Friday, November 5 we were talking about poverty in Mexico. While we were talking I read on a UNICEF bookmark that "the world's military spends UNICEF's annual budget every four hours" and I thought if they stopped mak- ing their killing machines, the immense amount of money could be used for sav- ing children. Why don't they? Andrew Scott, 11. Robertson Public School. Why isn't it -accepted? Dear Editor, I am in grade six and I go to school, in Goderich. Our class was . talkieg, about poverty and UNICEF in our world. UNICEF is United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund: NOW OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1 PM -5 PM Also open Monday to Saturday, including Wednetday 10 AM - 5:30 PM, also Friday evenings 'till 0 PM. THE BOARD AND BATTEN GIFTS. AND HANDICRAFTS 9 Rattenbury Street East. Clinton 482-3720 Like a lot of other children . all over Canada, I collected \for UNICEF. Did you know that the armed forces uses UNICEF's annual fund in on- ly four hours? ' Why don't some countries accept UNICEF's fund? Are . they too proud? Why do they let their people die? Some people don't know what their donations can do. So please donate to UNICEF today, please. Yours truly, Jeff Langridge Robertson Memorial School Tax money so high no food Dear Editor, During a class discussion on Mexican poverty and their debt, we went on to -world poverty and even - though Canada has high unemployment, we could br- ing a truck full of bulbs and seeds to Hungary or Mexico. My point is the money we spend on taxes is so high, we have nothing left for food. So while the people are starving, the government is spending money like there was no tomorrow and still getting more. Sincerely, Sandra Chambers, Robertson M.P.S. Practise breathing Practice ' pursed -lip breathing! Learn how to cough! Exercise your chest muscles! These are just a few of hundreds of suggestions in "Help Yourself To Better MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LTD. 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH 524-2966 524-2966 CALL US TO WELCOME YOU HOME ANNOUNCEMENT LES A. 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