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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-11-30, Page 8Volunteer Association vee money to CPRI The Bluewater Centre Volunteer Association ceased operations September 16, 1963 because of the closing of the facility. The Association has, over its history, earned and contributed many thousands of dollars which were spent for the welfare of Bluewater Centre residents. Since the decision to dose the Centre was announced, the Association's aim has been to distribute their assets as fairly -as possible to the residents and to the betterment of their lives wherever they may go. The initial aim was to assist in the residents' move from Bluewater Centre. This assistance took the form of additional clothing, luggage, and spending money. A long term benefit was developed through a bursary eranted to the f;oderich District Collegiate Institute under the Huron Board of Education. This will provide an- nually, in perpetuity, a bursary of $500 to a student wishing to pursue a career in the field of Mental Retardation Counselling. The final expenditure of the Association funds was realized Monday. A cheque for $1,131,55 was presented to Eugene M. Sorin, Administrator off Children's Psychiatric Research Centre in London. These funds, payable to C.P.R.I., are solely for use in research as it may apply in studies per- taining to the developmentally han- dicapped. The cheque was presented to Mr. Sorin by Mrs. Grace Patterson who has served as president of the Association since its in- ception. GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER A 1963—PAGE 7 tirVig :0:0SINSIFIVIFSP:Vg101,10 At; JP IP JO _VIP IP st; 4 2 ENJOY THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON WITH A i 11a f a It° a a . . FREE ____ .. . EUREKA PLAY VACUUM E II R E A With Any Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Purchased Over 61Value (While Supply Lasts) An Ideal Christmas gift that will put Mother's Helper to work, Eugene M. Sorin, administrator of the Children's Psychiatric Research Centre in London, receives a cheque for $1,131.55 from Bluewater Centre Volunteer Association President Grace Patterson while Bluewater's Assistant Administrator, Art Mountford, looks on. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Huron 4-H awards night Seaforth man awarded Citizenship trophy By Stephanie Levesque A young man from the Seaforth area was awarded Huron County's top 4-H prize at the annual awards night held Nov. 25 in Clinton. David Townsend of RR4 Seaforth was the recipient of the Murray Cardiff Citizenship trophy presented each year to the 4-H member who has been outstanding, not only in 4-H, but in home and community ac- tivities. o-tivities. David is currently a second year student at the University of Guelph. For the past year he has been president of the Kippfield 4-H calf club. The Seaforth area man has been involved in 4-H for eight years, completing two pro- jects in calf, rabbit, snowmobile, sheep, vet and junior leader programs. He has been a delegate to the 4-H regional conference and the 4-H provincial leadership camp. Elizabeth Stewart of RR1 Dublin, a member of the Clinforth 4-H calf club was awarded the C. S. McNaughton trophy. This trophy is presented to the 4-H member receiving the highest number of points in the past year. Elizabeth received several other awards. She received the Huron County Holstein club award again for total points and another award from the same group for top- ping the Huron County 4-H senior dairy management club. The Ken Jackson award was also won by Elizabeth for highest score in the 4-H dairy silver dollar competition. The. Warden's novice award, given to the novice 4-H member obtaining the highest number of points, was presented to Steven Coultes of RR5 Brussels. He is a member of the Blyth-Belgrave 4-H beef calf club. Meribeth Scott of RR1 Belgrave was presented with the J. A. Anstett award for receiving the highest, standing of 4-H beef calf club members. She is a member of the Blyth-Belgrave 4-H beef call club. Gary Godkin of RR1 Walton, a member of the Central Huron 4-H swine club, was the winner of the Huron County Pork Pro- ducers' Association trophy for receiving the highest points of 4-H swine club members. He also received the Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Association award as top member of a Huron County 4-H field crop club. He is also a member of the Cen- tral Huron 4-H crops club. The Bruce McCall trophy, presented to the member exhibiting the champion 4-H DIXIE'S GIFT IDEAS! • Potted Green and Flowering Plants •Fresh, Silk and Dried Flowers • Brass, Copper, Glass •Wicker Containers •Ribbon and Gift Supplies Across The Corner or Around The World, When You Think of Flowers Whistle... FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER 166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONE 524-8761 WE DELIVER Free to Goderich, plus delivery available to Bayfield, Dungannon,- Port Alpert and the Luc know area. THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA The Wingham Sales Arena BRINGS YOU "DISCOUNT PRICES" ON BULK FOODS -GROCERY ITEMS BULK BAKING GOODS Bulk cookies - wafers, chocolate chip, coconut cremes, oatmeal, dutch fudge, swirls, arrowroots, bulk crackers, bulk candy, bulk spices, bulk peanut butter, bulk soaps and detergents. FROZEN BOXED MEATS = Bacon wrapped beef tenderloin, beef rib eye steaks, pre browned veal cntlettes, P.B. chicken chunks, etc. PRODUCE - Apples, oranges, potatoes fired and white) CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR FOR MEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN C.S.A. approved Insulated work shoes, cowboy boots, lined snow boots, coveralls for men and boys, work pants, work shirts, work socks, parkas, snow sults, rugger pants, sweat snits, blue Jeans. COVERALLS Mena - S19,95 Boys - 514.95 STYLISH WINTER JACKETS Mens - S39.95 Boys 532.95 KIDS 2 PC. SNOW SUITS 2-3x - 529.95 4-6x - 532.95 7-14-539.95 LADIES FASHIONABLE SWEATERS 57.95 RUGGER PANTS STRETCH CORD Adult sizes 516.95 Boys & Girls 514.95 NEW AND USED FURNITURE - CARPET - STEREOS Tehle and chair seta with matching buffet and hutches In solid woods, living room suites - 2, 3, and 4 piece groupings, sofa beds, reclining chairs, rockers, box and mattresses - single, double and queen; bedroom suites, chest of drawers, dressers, etc. CARPET - Remnants, roll ends, complete rolls, no wax flooring. NEW & USED GUNS - AMMUNITION - KNIFES - SCOPES GIFT ITEMS - TOYS - TOOLS -BINOCULARS - CHINA hila; WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730 680 Josephine Street, North of Wingham on Highway k4 OPEN MON. - SAT. 9 - 6 P.M. FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. THE WINGNAM SALES ARENA market pig, was awarded to Gary Godkin. Donna Johnston of RR2 Bluevale, a member of the Brussels 4-H dairy calf club, was awarded the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce award for obtaining the highest standing in 4-1-1 dairy calf club work. Donna also received the Old Mill award as top member of the Huron, County 4-H sheep club who had not previously received the award. Kate Boon of RR2 Bluevale won the top sheep club award. She received the Doug Kennedy award. . The John Franken memorial trophy for the highest score in a horse and pony club was awarded to Shona Rae of RR1 Clifford, a member of the Howberry 4-H horse club. The Farm Safety Association trophy was presented to William Fotheringham of RR4 Seaforth, a member of the Huron County Farm Safety Club who received top points. ' The Neil McGavin award for the member with the highest score in the plowmen's club was presented to Lynne Dodds of RR1 Seaforth who is a member of the Huron 4-1-1 sodbusters club. The top rabbit club member was David Pullen of Clinton, a member of the Brussels 4-11 rabbit club. He received the Central Huron 441 rabbit club trophy. Greg Hoggarth of R112 Kippen had the highest commercial poultry project and highest overall poultry project score in a Huron Poultry club. He received two poultry -chub leaders' awards. Another major award winner was Lisa Thompson of RR5 Wingham. She received a Stan Jackson award for topping the 4-H beef championship show at the Seaforth fair. She also won one of the Stewart Proctor awards for exhibiting the top heifer at the Seaforth fair. Lisa received the Glen White Industries trophy for having the highest score in the 4- H beef silver dollar competition and the United Co-operatives of Ontario trophy for having top score in the judging competition. Anne Procter of RR5 Brussels, a member of the Blyth-Belgrave 4-H beef calf club also won a number of awards. She received the Murray Elston award as champion 4-H beef showman and the Toronto -Dominion Bank award for all-round 4-H livestock showman. Anne won a Stewart Procter award for ex- hibiting top steer... YES, WE'RE CANADA'S LARGEST AND BEST-KNOWN RECORD STORES RED TAG SALE 3 DAYS ONLY THURS.-FRI.-SAT., DECEMBER 1sT -2nd -3rd 0 60 WEST STREET S24-7171 GODERICH lie Sure T. Visit Our Showroom And Choose Your New Vacuum Cleaner From The Area's Best Selection °° •' A MODEL FOR EVERY PURPOSE 11 FROM $79®95 tiA NOW AVAILABLE AT 4�•.HUTCHINSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 308 HURON RD., GODERICH 524-7831 h. OR USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY -A -WAY lAie TRIVIA FOR KIDS I.Q. 2000 z$'700 ALL DOLLS to20% OFF ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S FOX SWEATERS ' • Reg. •17.9 $ 1 1900 ° ASSORTED COLOURS • BATH TOWELS $588 NOW OPEN 9-9 THURSDAYS Something for everyone on your list during our "Get set for Christmas" WEEKEND Sfla-A 13 4 BIG DAYS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 TO SATURDAY, DEC. 3 POLECONOMY THE MONEY GAME g2000 MEN'S WINTER COATS Rog. '59.99 $45OO ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S HOCKEY JERSEYS Reg. '12.99 $388 ZDANISH 44 BUTTER COOKIES $300 to ALL ASSORTED SIZES BOYS' SPORT SOCKS $100 ASSORTMENT OF RAG DOLLS $400 MEN'S GING CAPELLI JREANeg. '19.99S $1588 ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S McGREGOR SOCKS 1 5% OFF ASSORTED COLOURS FACE CLOTHS $ 1 44 CHILDREN'S JOGGERS SIZES: KIDS' 5 TO BOYS' 2 $800 ASSORTED COLOURS SWEAT BAG MINI PURSES $400 -.i 4.4 4,4 LUVS DISPOSABLE DIAPERS A 2 PRICE PEOPLES DEPARTMENT STORE - PHONE 524-4420 146 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH NEW CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS! — OPEN DAILY 9 AM -5130 PM • THURS. & FRI. KITES TILL 9 PM ° $ The Blyth Inn Ontario under the L.L.B.O. 523-9381 1!I Gh 4.g.t Blyth, Fully Licensed .. BOOK your Christmas Parties :;. �, ..-o. .. NOW! ' °'''° We have facilities available for Banquets fi Meetings Phone 523-9381 DININGROOM Monday to Saturday Friday to Saturday Sunday HOURS: LUNCH 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. .,. DINNER 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. '1 p.m. 7 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT EVERY FRIDAY 6 SATURDAY This week December 2nd 6 3rd "Dance Band" club award again for total points and another award from the same group for top- ping the Huron County 4-H senior dairy management club. The Ken Jackson award was also won by Elizabeth for highest score in the 4-H dairy silver dollar competition. The. Warden's novice award, given to the novice 4-H member obtaining the highest number of points, was presented to Steven Coultes of RR5 Brussels. He is a member of the Blyth-Belgrave 4-H beef calf club. Meribeth Scott of RR1 Belgrave was presented with the J. A. Anstett award for receiving the highest, standing of 4-H beef calf club members. She is a member of the Blyth-Belgrave 4-H beef call club. Gary Godkin of RR1 Walton, a member of the Central Huron 4-H swine club, was the winner of the Huron County Pork Pro- ducers' Association trophy for receiving the highest points of 4-H swine club members. He also received the Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Association award as top member of a Huron County 4-H field crop club. He is also a member of the Cen- tral Huron 4-H crops club. The Bruce McCall trophy, presented to the member exhibiting the champion 4-H DIXIE'S GIFT IDEAS! • Potted Green and Flowering Plants •Fresh, Silk and Dried Flowers • Brass, Copper, Glass •Wicker Containers •Ribbon and Gift Supplies Across The Corner or Around The World, When You Think of Flowers Whistle... FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER 166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONE 524-8761 WE DELIVER Free to Goderich, plus delivery available to Bayfield, Dungannon,- Port Alpert and the Luc know area. THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA The Wingham Sales Arena BRINGS YOU "DISCOUNT PRICES" ON BULK FOODS -GROCERY ITEMS BULK BAKING GOODS Bulk cookies - wafers, chocolate chip, coconut cremes, oatmeal, dutch fudge, swirls, arrowroots, bulk crackers, bulk candy, bulk spices, bulk peanut butter, bulk soaps and detergents. FROZEN BOXED MEATS = Bacon wrapped beef tenderloin, beef rib eye steaks, pre browned veal cntlettes, P.B. chicken chunks, etc. PRODUCE - Apples, oranges, potatoes fired and white) CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR FOR MEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN C.S.A. approved Insulated work shoes, cowboy boots, lined snow boots, coveralls for men and boys, work pants, work shirts, work socks, parkas, snow sults, rugger pants, sweat snits, blue Jeans. COVERALLS Mena - S19,95 Boys - 514.95 STYLISH WINTER JACKETS Mens - S39.95 Boys 532.95 KIDS 2 PC. SNOW SUITS 2-3x - 529.95 4-6x - 532.95 7-14-539.95 LADIES FASHIONABLE SWEATERS 57.95 RUGGER PANTS STRETCH CORD Adult sizes 516.95 Boys & Girls 514.95 NEW AND USED FURNITURE - CARPET - STEREOS Tehle and chair seta with matching buffet and hutches In solid woods, living room suites - 2, 3, and 4 piece groupings, sofa beds, reclining chairs, rockers, box and mattresses - single, double and queen; bedroom suites, chest of drawers, dressers, etc. CARPET - Remnants, roll ends, complete rolls, no wax flooring. NEW & USED GUNS - AMMUNITION - KNIFES - SCOPES GIFT ITEMS - TOYS - TOOLS -BINOCULARS - CHINA hila; WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730 680 Josephine Street, North of Wingham on Highway k4 OPEN MON. - SAT. 9 - 6 P.M. FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. THE WINGNAM SALES ARENA market pig, was awarded to Gary Godkin. Donna Johnston of RR2 Bluevale, a member of the Brussels 4-H dairy calf club, was awarded the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce award for obtaining the highest standing in 4-1-1 dairy calf club work. Donna also received the Old Mill award as top member of the Huron, County 4-H sheep club who had not previously received the award. Kate Boon of RR2 Bluevale won the top sheep club award. She received the Doug Kennedy award. . The John Franken memorial trophy for the highest score in a horse and pony club was awarded to Shona Rae of RR1 Clifford, a member of the Howberry 4-H horse club. The Farm Safety Association trophy was presented to William Fotheringham of RR4 Seaforth, a member of the Huron County Farm Safety Club who received top points. ' The Neil McGavin award for the member with the highest score in the plowmen's club was presented to Lynne Dodds of RR1 Seaforth who is a member of the Huron 4-1-1 sodbusters club. The top rabbit club member was David Pullen of Clinton, a member of the Brussels 4-11 rabbit club. He received the Central Huron 441 rabbit club trophy. Greg Hoggarth of R112 Kippen had the highest commercial poultry project and highest overall poultry project score in a Huron Poultry club. He received two poultry -chub leaders' awards. Another major award winner was Lisa Thompson of RR5 Wingham. She received a Stan Jackson award for topping the 4-H beef championship show at the Seaforth fair. She also won one of the Stewart Proctor awards for exhibiting the top heifer at the Seaforth fair. Lisa received the Glen White Industries trophy for having the highest score in the 4- H beef silver dollar competition and the United Co-operatives of Ontario trophy for having top score in the judging competition. Anne Procter of RR5 Brussels, a member of the Blyth-Belgrave 4-H beef calf club also won a number of awards. She received the Murray Elston award as champion 4-H beef showman and the Toronto -Dominion Bank award for all-round 4-H livestock showman. Anne won a Stewart Procter award for ex- hibiting top steer... YES, WE'RE CANADA'S LARGEST AND BEST-KNOWN RECORD STORES RED TAG SALE 3 DAYS ONLY THURS.-FRI.-SAT., DECEMBER 1sT -2nd -3rd 0 60 WEST STREET S24-7171 GODERICH lie Sure T. Visit Our Showroom And Choose Your New Vacuum Cleaner From The Area's Best Selection °° •' A MODEL FOR EVERY PURPOSE 11 FROM $79®95 tiA NOW AVAILABLE AT 4�•.HUTCHINSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 308 HURON RD., GODERICH 524-7831 h. OR USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY -A -WAY lAie TRIVIA FOR KIDS I.Q. 2000 z$'700 ALL DOLLS to20% OFF ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S FOX SWEATERS ' • Reg. •17.9 $ 1 1900 ° ASSORTED COLOURS • BATH TOWELS $588 NOW OPEN 9-9 THURSDAYS Something for everyone on your list during our "Get set for Christmas" WEEKEND Sfla-A 13 4 BIG DAYS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 TO SATURDAY, DEC. 3 POLECONOMY THE MONEY GAME g2000 MEN'S WINTER COATS Rog. '59.99 $45OO ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S HOCKEY JERSEYS Reg. '12.99 $388 ZDANISH 44 BUTTER COOKIES $300 to ALL ASSORTED SIZES BOYS' SPORT SOCKS $100 ASSORTMENT OF RAG DOLLS $400 MEN'S GING CAPELLI JREANeg. '19.99S $1588 ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S McGREGOR SOCKS 1 5% OFF ASSORTED COLOURS FACE CLOTHS $ 1 44 CHILDREN'S JOGGERS SIZES: KIDS' 5 TO BOYS' 2 $800 ASSORTED COLOURS SWEAT BAG MINI PURSES $400 -.i 4.4 4,4 LUVS DISPOSABLE DIAPERS A 2 PRICE PEOPLES DEPARTMENT STORE - PHONE 524-4420 146 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH NEW CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS! — OPEN DAILY 9 AM -5130 PM • THURS. & FRI. KITES TILL 9 PM ° $