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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-09-21, Page 8'"DDERXII SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 21, 1983 ,�.. , AMIN oars Ch1 1*n i it ►-cult Q.NE-PAY VITAMINS 15% off SwisssAlLStttamihti VITAMIN F 0% off Swiss HI POTENCY B 20% off 10 mg. - ZINC 20% off FOR HARDY SCHOOL BREAKFASTS Rolled & Quick Oats .49 lb. Granolas 10% off Puffed Corals 10% off Organic APPLE CIDER Saturday, September 24 Only Sn 0 0 4 litre container vv Bring Your Own ■ Container JANA NATURAL FOODS 75 Hamilton St., Goderich Dial 524-7561 _ ,1400 I Are. I Is sir Church Anniversary servi There was a fair at- tendance at th anniversary service of Serrmiller United Church on Sunday, Sep - telpher 18 at 11 a.m.. The Reverend John Wopd, minister of the church, presided and the guest speaker, the Reverend Gordon G. Pickell gave an, interesting message entitled "Take Courage." The mixed choir, with Mrs. Helen Willems as organist and Mrs. Adelaide Feagan as pianist, sang two an- thems, "In the Garden with Jesus" and "Back of the Clouds". Next Sunday will be a baptism service at Ben - miller United Church. School News It's back to school for a new term. This week, on Thursday, September 22, is "Meet the Teacher Night" and on September 23, there is a P.A. Day. A regional soccer tournament will be held in Goderich on October 4 and Thanksgiving Day, October 10, is a holiday. The attendance at Colborne is about the same as last year and Mrs. Linda Grant, a former teacher at THE HOLLOW Benmiller Inn R.R. Noe 4 Goderich 524-2874 CLOSE-OUT SALE SAVE 1O"°TO 5 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK...10 AM -6 PM PIEcKTYL1. . DIECKPSTYIIE e hel COLBC7RN[ GRNER . rrtrude Ktlsit:ingis Siedia-il in78 Colborne, has returned to teach kindergarten. Last Friday, the school held its election for students' council with the following slate of officers elected: president—Tammy Talbot; vice -president --Heather Bogie; secretary --Pam Clement; and treasurer— Rhonda Teal. WI Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute meeting will be held Thursday, September 22 at 7:30 p.m. (an evening meeting). Mrs. Mary Bere will show slides and speak on conditions on the Island of Guinea, Africa. Members of the Goderich, Goderich Township and and Auburn Women's Institutes are invited to the meeting along with anyone else in- terested in attending. Social News ' The community is pleased to report that Gordon Knitting has returned home and is convalescing favorably after being a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich and Victoria I Hospital, London, for the past two weeks. Colborne Township Recreation Committee will meet Monday, October 3 at 8 p.m. in Colborne Township Hall. Plan to attend. Area ladies enjoy classes Maxine Luther, Dorothy Finlayson, Pearl McKay of Ripley and Doris Siperko of Point Clark have enjoyed their china painting classes in Lucknow this past week. Good luck and good work girls. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb had Leonard and Mary Eccelles of Holstein with them on Sunday for dinner. Visiting recently with Bob and Mary McIntosh were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Porteous of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDonald of Nash- ville, Tennessee. Jim Webster of Waterloo was at home with his par- ents, Wellington and Kae Webster on the weekend and also to visit with his brother, Cecil Webster and his broth- er-in-law, Atlee Wise, who were up with some of their buddies from Richfield, Ohio on their motor cycles. Cecil and Atlee left Monday morn- ing to meet their buddies at Wiarton and they all went up the Peninsula to Tobermory to cross the Bay on the Chee-Chimaun to South Bay Mouth. The trip was enjoyed by all the fellows as it was their first trip on a ferry that tXIIK �TYL�DJECMSTYLE._DIECKTYLE. -. During our great -11010 Parfum de Toilette Spray 1 oz. Regular $ 18.50 N°w$11.50 NOW $10.50 Parfum de Toilette Spray 2 of. Regular $25.00 NOW $1 7.50 ca/E Body Lotion 250 ml. Regular $15.00 NOW s13.80 GODERICH 524-7241 OPEN SUNDAYS LOCI-91ALSF-i NEWS Kee Webster, 396-6267 size. Cecil and Atlee return- ed home that evening and the others went on to Sud- bury and worked their way down to Niagara Falls to return home on the weekend. Atlee left for home Wednes- day morning and Cecil has remained at home for a visit. Weekend visitors with Charles and Mayme Wilkins were Elizabeth Wilkins and Mabel and Laura Campbell of Toronto. Mrs. Bill (Donna) Arnold and Mrs. Larry (Janet) Wilk- ins will be the leaders for the Clover Valley 4-H club this fall. The two women took the training course in Ripley on Wednesday. The project is Looking Great and Feeling Great. The community extends sympathy to the MacLennan family on the passing of the late D. A. MacLennan after a lengthy illness. He is surviv- ed by his wife, Dorothy, one STAG & DOE for Paul (Chief) Spain Joan Taylor Friday, Sept. 30 '83 Goderich , daughter Margaret Heifer - man -of London and one son, Finlay MacLennan of Kit- chener. Finlay MacDonald had his steam engine on display last weekend at the Blyth Thresh- er and Steam Engine show. Charles and Mayme Wilk- ins were in Paisley on Sunday to attend the annual Wilkins -Friar reunion. It was held this year at the park. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds took Mrs. Wylds' mother, Irene Stone of God- erich to Walkerton on Sun- day to visit her friend, Mrs. Pfohl. Dorothy Finlayson has had two of her sons, Allen and Kenny Finlayson of Toronto visit with her for a few days. •• l.j Your heart works. alharder when you're not in the ei, game. Get fit — and turn the 0 1 , clock back. Fitness is fun. Try some. E r atormi 40 ring paanapatrivn;c John Kalbfleisch and Rob Van Dyke jog and check out their maps of the 10 km Terry Fox run route at the same time. This year's run, held Sunday, attracted 66 participants despite the rain. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Wise Money Management seminar held by OMAF By Wendy Somerville Wise Money Management (OMAF) was the topic of two seminars held on Sept. 14, and Sept. 15 at the Holmesville Community Centre. The course was a pilot pro- ject sponsored by the On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Citizens from Lucknow, Listowel, Goderich, Clinton and Ex- eter attended the seminars. The course was a pilot pro- ject sponsored by Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The seminars stressed the fact that there are four terms to understand before you are on your way to managing your money well. Resources, standards, values and goals are the terms to remember. UNISEX 20STYLik,�O Linda Feagan 87 St.David Street 524-5507 Linda M. Feagan is pleased to announce the RE -OPENING of her UNISEX HAIRSTYLING SALON Linda would like to express her appreciation for the patience of her clientele during her absence and welcomes them back. PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT COMPUTER CLASSES October 1st, 1983 ASC ftadue Iha�k Newest Computer Centre Announces FALL CLASSES •BASIC *INTERMEDIATE *ADVANCED Register Early For Information: 524.4232 v.r 524®7924 Resources can be defined as what you have available to obtain goals or end results. Human resources can be accounting, or musical abilities. Non - Human resources can be money, time or land. Standards are guidelines that help you to make deci- sions. The guidelines depend on what you know about the topic of concern,. your values, your goals, your resources and the impor- tance of your goals. Let's say you are planning on building or remodelling your kitchen; would you choose to spend $300 per metre on pressboard cup- boards, $450 per metre for wood cupboards or $600 per metre for wood cupboards with extra features like pull drawers? These are deci Bions you have to make., Values are considered to be qualities or principles which determine your deci- sions and actions to meet your goals. Cleanliness may be a value and your goal 'may be keeping your barn clean. You have to keep in mind that not all goals are values but may represent a goal. Owning a house may be a goal but the values may be comfort and security. Goals help you decide when, where and how to use your resources to achieve a result. They are things you are aiming for. Jane Muegge, one of the course organizers, said they may plan some more seminars in the spring in other areas of the country. "We are very happy with the success of the seminars," she said. r� LOUDOfl� FOG®. 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