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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-05, Page 15k PAGE' S$$NAl,STAR, WEDNESDAY, O(' TORE i Po. 1911 Large or snail, we'll fix then alt. Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape feast, Call Us Today At PECK APPLIANCES 'IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA' VARNA 482-7103 Best Interest * 1 21/2 % 5 Year Annual We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest Interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Artivar *Subiect to change Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. GRAND BEND GODERICH 238-8484 524-2118 EXETER CLINTON 235-2420 482-9747 thitalniktet Erna and Perak. Bran whit* f o inert* OPEN HOUSE to celebrate their 5th WEDD!N ANNIVERS'RY on Saturday October 1S, 1983 2:00 4:00 p.m. at nturlo St. United Church Clinton BEST WISHES ONLY PLEASE ANSTETT JEWELLERS 9 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482.3901 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 ir, or phone for complete information on Anstett'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. • Employees of the Domtar Sifto Salt mine were hosted at a reception and dinner in Goderich Thursday to mark the official opening of the third mine shaft here. Several company officers and executives from the Domtar head office in Montreal toured the mine and evaporator plant facilities here. More than 800 people attended the reception and dinner at the Goderich Memorial Arena. ( photo by Dave $ykes) ar ALLING ALL CEU 6TH ANNUAL CHAT'S ttJ4'KING AT YOUR PLACE CONTEST Send us your favourite recipe for publication in our special Fall Cook Book Edition YOU COULD WIN 100.00 cAs: Each recipe you send in entitles you to also send along one Official Entry form (see below) for the prise draw, PI4IZES 1,1-$10(1.00 moi+ %I) - $60." c) IT II► " SILO*" I titer .r often as you like Send one (MI( i d I nits, train with eat h ret ipe you submit (Additional entries r1u not hoer to he ,uhniittetl on An ( )ttic hal Entry Fnrm. but in hi• I,hr,ttx nitieti ur plainly printed in ink „r t poll nn tact innle 1 random draw will he held Nos. 18, 1981 for the Lucky Winners. OFFICIAL form Entries are welcome from groups as well as individuals. Enter as often as you like. As many recipes as possible will be published in our special Fall Cookbook. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED BY FRIDAY, OCT. 21, 1983 Clip and send along with your favourite recipe to: WHAT'S COOKING AT YOUR PLACE CONTEST COOK BOOK EDITOR SIGNAL -STAR PUBLISHING P.O. BOX 220 GODERICH, N7A 4B6 NAME _-_ ADDRESS PHONE POSTAL CODE 1 Couple returns from overseas Mary Bere visited Elva Harman and Ruth Schmidt in Stratford on Saturday. Ruth accompanied Mary to Papua, New Guinea in August but she stayed on to tour in Australia and New Zealand during the month of September and just got home last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hartung (nee Leola Chisholm) who were married on Saturday. The reception was held at the Lucknow Community Center, with dancing to the music of "Jasper". Sympathy is extended to Bob McNeil, Craig and Shannon, who lost a loving wife and mother in a tragic farm accident on '"filarsday afternoon. Mary Lou was the only daughter of Ross and Bernice Henry to which our sympathies are also sent. She will be sadly missed by her five brothers. The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the McCallum Funeral Home, Goderich. Dungannon United Church Rev. Roberts preached his sermon on the topic, "Barnabas....son of consolation". He welcomed Margaret Pritchard as a member of Dungannon United Church by transfer. The sacrament of communion was observed. The Youth Group met at Dungannon on September 21 and elected an executive for the coming year as follows: president, Martha Curran; vice president, Jeff Coulter; secretary -treasurer; Susan Curran. Another meeting was held on September 28 at which ways and means of raising money were discussed. It was decided to sell tickets for which three winners could win the services of the group for a day in January. Tickets will be on sale from members of the Youth Group and more information will be forthcoming. Brookside Broadcast By Bonnie Henderson and Brenda Gibson As the school year starts we have 300 students, and 44 in the kindergarten class. We would like to welcome Mrs. Allen back to Brookside school. She is teaching grade 1, room 1. On September 16, the school held the elections for the Student's Council. Those running for president were Brad Bale, Michael Pentland. Ken Strong, and Donna DUNGANNON DOINGS Marie Park, 529-7719 Raynard. Running for vice-president were Terry Drury, Scott Gibson, Brenda Gibson and Leisa Rau. Those nominated for secret- ary were Debbie Debold, Kirk Livingston, Lea Anne Livingston and Penny Moss. Stephanie Durnin, William Ireland, Craig Jefferson and Teresa Meriam were nomin- ated for treasurer. The student's council executive for this year was elected as follows: Donna Raynard, president; Scott Gibson, vice president; Penny Moss, secretary and William Ireland, treasurer. Verna Kane, Speech Resource teacher, visits the school on Monday to work with some of the students to help their speech and language. Janet Reid, the school nurse, brought in reinforcements to check heads throughout the school recently. Mrs. Reid comes regularly on Thursday afternoons. On Tuesday, September 22 Mrs. Bere showed slides and artifacts from her recent trip to Australia and Papua, New Guinea, during the month of August. Several students took names of students in Papua. New Guinea to write to as pen pals. Grade 8, room 12, Mr. Cameron's class, had hot dogs on Friday, September 9 and also on Friday, September 30. Miss Mathers is substituting at Brookside Public School this week teaching Mrs. Graham's grade 4 class while Mrs. Graham is ill. On September 27 Tanya Lohse brought four baby mice to room 6. The children in this class enjoyed having the mice. Mrs. Carroll's class have a gerbil called Scamp. Her class is doing a unit on Colour this month using the Activity Box on colour JOIN US THIS THANKSGIVING Iketiyag WEEKEND... THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE TEAR! PICK YOUR OWN FRESH PPLES FRESH, CRISP & JUICY FALL VARIETIES Bring Your Own Containers ALSO SEE US FOR: FRESH APPLE CIDER PINE RIVER CHEESE HONEY CHERRY JUICE • LASSALIN MARKET and ORCHARDS 2% MILES SOUTH OF t ODERICH ON ®RIVE -IN ROAD 524®7772 g LASSALII`JE t FAR o11MAAMCET ORCHARD from the Board Office, and using many other interesting ideas. On Friday, September 23 Brookside Public School had a Professional Development Day at the school which the teachers used to do long range planning and discuss curriculum. Mrs. Graham's class is doing a Take 45 on animals with the help of Mrs. Blake in the library. Intramural soccer is in progress with six junior teams and four senior teams. They are practicing for the tournament in Goderich on October 4. Dungannon 4-H By Cindy Robson On September 26 Dungannon 02 4-H club met at the United Church. The member's mothers were invited to hear guest speaker Delores Cross of Lucknow's Cut and Curl. Each of the members and their leaders found out what shape their face was. Delores told what style of hair went with each face. She gave many helpful hints on how many 'times to wash and condition your hair, also how often to get a perm. Afterwards lunch was served and, the mothers had a chance to talk to Delores. NEWBORN NEWS CRACKNELL Charlie and Jackie Cracknell of Dresden are proud to announce the birth of their first grandchild, Justin Peter, 7 lbs. 12 oz., born at Chatham General Hospital. Proud parents are Deryl and Jane Cracknell, Dresden. Nephew for Derrick Cracknell of Chatham. First great grandchild for Harold and Grace Cracknell of Thamesville, and seventh great grandchild for Freeman Bas- tien of Kingsville. LOBB Gordon and Paula Lobb are pleased to an- nounce the birth of their son, Philip Andrew, on September 14, 1983. A brother for Gina. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Lobb, Clinton and Mrs. Norma Siebert, Zurich. Special thanks to Dr. Hollingworth and second floor staff. MITCHELL Larry and Carolyn ( nee Chowen) Mitchell, Clinton, are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Gabrielle Marie, weighing 7 lbs. 9 oz., on Monday, September 19, 1983 at Victoria Hospital, London. Proud grand- parents are Bill and Bev Chowen, Clinton, and Ford and Maitie Little of Bayfield. Great grandparents are Florence Million of Mitchell and Florence Ludvigsen of Clinton, and Marj Smith of Bayfield. TOLCHARD Andrew and Elizabeth are proud to an- nounce the birth of their son, Geoffery John. A brother for Robin. Born September 18, 1983 at Maple Ridge Hospital, B.C. Proud grandparents are Evelyn and Jack Seaman of Goderich and Beryl and Geoff Toichard of Somerset, England. Watch for grad edition The annual commencement and graduation exercises were held at Goderich District Collegiate Institute this past Friday evening. Proud parents and relatives filled the school's auditorium to watch graduating students receive their diplomas. Over 30 special awards were also handed out and Ron Vanderlinde gave the valedictory address for the Class of '83. Next week, the Signal -Star will carry a souvenir edition for the graduates as a supplement to its regular edition. It will feature pictures of all the graduates plus the award winners and a copy of the valedictory address.