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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-09-21, Page 15The Dungtignon ithtettes 198344 exceptive was installed Friday evening, Left to right, the new executive menibera are fatty Olson, registrar; Sharon Baltzer, bulletin editor; Karen Redmond, president; and Allston Paolin, .vice-president, Absent for photo were Doreen McNeil, :past president; Melba Park,` secretary; Vanda McNeil, treasurer; and Dianne Arnistrotlg, Zone. K co-ordinator:. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan)_ The Dungannon Kintmen 1983-84 executive was installed Friday evening. Front row, left to right, the new executive members are Wayne Bauer, president; John McKenzie, director; and Mike Redmond, past president; and back row, left to right, are Gerry Paolin, secretary; Joe Phillips, Zone K deputy governor who performed the installation; Doug Baltzer, vice-president; and Bernard Boyle, director. Absent for photo were Glen McNeil, bulletin editor; Stu Steenstra, registrar; and Ambrose Redmond, treasurer. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Wedm Geraldton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner of Geraldton, Ontario, formerly of Goderich, are pleased to announce the marriage of their elder daughter, Julie Mn..t9 , Payid• Michael Pavia of Geraldton. The marriage took place in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Geraldton on Saturday, September 10. Egg price increase reviewed The price farmers receive for eggs was to have gone up four cents a dozen last Mon- day, September 6 This price increase was caused by higher on-farm costs. The Canadian Egg Marketing Agency did im- plement only two cents of the increase effective Monday, September 12. Any further increase will be postponed until reviewed by the federal Cabinet committee on the six and five program. This com- mittee is expected to meet upon the return from Latin America of federal minister Eugene Whelan. Farm price for feed represents the largest factor in the government approved formula used to establish the price farmers receive for eggs. American crop reduc- tion programs, and weather conditions in most of the Canadian and U.S. grain growing areas this summer, have increased dramatically the price Canadian farmers pay for feed. The cost of pro- duction formula is designed to reflect increased farm costs for feed and other fac- tors. As farm costs go up, producer prices follow. The federal program was instituted on June 18, 1982. At that point Canadian pro- ducers received 86.9 cents per dozen for their produc- tion. the first anniversary of the Ix and five program - June 28, 1983 - farmers were receiving ii: .1 cents per dozen. (National weighted price to producers 'for all sizes as reported by Agriculture Canada.) This represents an increase of 1.4 percent. Since June 28, 1983, producer prices have in- creased by 1 -10th of a per- cent. Approval of the federal restraint committee would see prompt implementation of the additional two cents, Producers face a five per- cent quota cut in .January 1984, and a one cent per dozen levy increase in November 1983. Producer prices are based on a government monitored cost of production formula . 1 'cos 1 1 �i[�/ `�J SAYS A BATHROOM IS A PLACE WHERE CHILDREN F3ATH MEN SHOWER ANDWaMEN WASH SILK STOCKINGS: )oe S Bluewater Coffee Shop Phone 524-4331 355 BAYFIELD RD. GODERICH ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3909 AT THE MAIN CORNER Another of our in-store services FINE JEWELLERY APPRAISALS Done by our AGS Certified Gemologist, in our accredited gem laboratory. One week service on most appraisals. Drop in or phone for complete information on Answtt's Jewellery Appraisal service. 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. FALL SALT AND MINERAL SPECIAL '/2 Tonne Minimum Order FREE DELIVERY or .10 per bag discount for plck-up. PURINA - 2S KG. Livestock Mineral .. , •5 PURINA - 25 KG. Dairy 1 :1 Mineral 1275 5 25 KG. BAG Cobalt Salt .®.®ee495 40 KG. BAG F. C, Rock Salt ease 4" Purina Minerals are formulated from the highest quality ingredients, giving formers true value for their investment. PRICES IN EFFECT TILL OCT. 31 'a3 pJfITlQ rllffws DURST FARM CENTRE Highway 8 West Clinton BRVAN DURST 482-7706- Lea Leon 'reprI. or rlatd 1l.prermntaliwe TWIN NM ® ® ® ® ® to ME PS Couple celebrate Lloyd/ and Dosis Hodges quietly celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Sat- urday evening, with a family dinner at the Triple K rest- aurant dining room at Blyth. Helping their parents cele- brate were Dennis and Val Vanderburgh, Vicky and Paula; Terry and Penny Hod- ges, Sherry and Tanya; Bruce and Marsha Sillib, Lisa and Michael; Steve and Deb Waller and Amanda; Tim and Wanda Hodges and Annette Bere. Mary Leone de Villenfagne of Calgary visited her cous- ins, Mary Bere, Dungannon and Jean Carruthers, God- erich on the weekend. She called on Olive Blake and Jessie Kirkland in Lucknow also. Kim Tyler, daughter of Keith and Barb Tyler of West Wawanosh visited with Ang- ela and Arletta Glenn on the weekend. Bill and Ettabelle Bradley of Goderich visited with Etta - G DE CU SIGNALI S 4 AR, WEDNESDAY, SE dVM +r. DOINGS Merle Pork, U® � belle's mother, Hazel Web- ster on Sunday. Melissa Logtenberg, daughter of Derk and Tinie Logtenberg, 6th concession of Ashfield, spent the week- end with Bobbi Anne Menary and the Menary family. A Stag and Doe was held at the Agricultural Hall on Saturday night for Janette, BrovJn and Greg Bird. Gary Johnston, Larry Johnston, Ann Drennan and Patti Park attended the Blue Jays and Oakland A's base- ball game on September 11, along with Rick McGee of Grimsby. The foursome were weekend guests of Rick. Rick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGee cif Nile and is employed at McDon- alds in Grimsby. As of October 1 he will become manager of a McDonalds in St. Catharines. Dangaunon United Church Dungannon United Church celebrated their 128th anni- versary on Sunday, Sept- ember 18. Rev. C. McClenaghan was to be guest minister but he was unfortunately taken ill last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dahmer of Kitchener were welcomed to the pulpit to take the service, Mr. Dahmer being a brother of Mrs. Jim Errington. Mrs. Dahmer led in an interesting arran$ement Of the scripture reading which indigied unison rreeppeating', spdptttre and singing to the accompaniment of music on tape. Mr: Dahmer conducted the service and gave the ad- dress. Jason Dahmer assist- ed with the children's story. Mrs.` Debbie Culbert was guestsoloist, singing, 1 Believe. The choir sang the anthem, Shall We Gather at the River? F Owers were plaeed in the church by the Webster tam! ily in memory .,of Mr. ands Mrs), Herb Alton and Tem Webster. Theilower ar- rangement on the piano waa: from, the 40th wedding anei•- versary of Mr. and Mrs'. Lloyd Hodges; • 'Dungannon 4H By Cathy Snyder The second meetingthe Dungannon i 4-H- club'•wits held on September 15, at;,the home of Sharon Pengeti,:, Autuin Splendor "Autumn Splendor" will be the theme of the Goderich and District After Five Club's September meeting to be held at the Candlelight Restaurant in Goderich on Tuesday, September 27. The special feature, -"Autumn Splendor", will be an audio-visual presentation oil.# and a Gli rni. infoti!ied the thiOtosiliewthit. each Mille to • bin$ SUP to • help cover ezelnses. Au es- ker will talk about hair at a special niieeting' September 26; members:" mother's weep. 'invited to attend. The club` then read''about haircare- i.n the . nembeen, manual. The *Os' washed their hair, ` paired, up, and ractised styling Each other's aIr/ `- • by Mac Campbell of Camp+ 'nada bell's Cameras and John a .. • Jager, also of Goderich, will' H Ail woineit ar�'-cordially provide music fors the even • '?nvitey to a$tent} and may do mg. So iiy eoptaeting Edna e Stephens at 524=9309; or Peg Bauman from Elora !Darlene Morgan t 4824973. will be the inspirational There are no membetship speaker. She speaks at fees or dues but reservations Christian Women's Clubs and cancellations are essen- and Women Aglow all across.,. tial. Tha n kv o u GODERICH AND AREA It's Our First Anniversary And We'd Like You to Know It's Been Our Pleasure To Serve You A full week in the sun ... Including Non-stop Air + Hotel + More! Weekly departures beginning December 17 from Toronto Our new WinterSunTM vacations offer a great selec- tion of destinations and hotels. 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