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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-03-27, Page 24sy j IM4y',n� �l .?a t �r Trish fol, tie $taff abbe !^latOprt with .17 yeatf' experience as a Hakdres er. aShe wad, train l to 'England and we wish towelcome her to our staff. Trish's SPECIALS until the 11 End of April; HIGHLIGHTS $20.°Q PERMS $:;25. goderich `Nairpos"t 79 HAMILTON ST. GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-4212 Conestoga College of Applied Arts and 7echnology EARN WHILE U . EARN If you are between 16 and 24, unemployed/Land out of school, got on-the-job skills - and get paid, too. OCAP, the Ontario Career Action Program, can match you with a business, industry or organization that will give you practical skills to start a career. You'll receive a weekly allowance of $100 while you learn. OCAP works. More than 70 per cent of our trainees get lobs at the end of the training period. For full details, call or write today: ONTARIO YOUTH START CENTRE 659 King St. E. Kitchener, Ont. N2G 2M4 (519) 743-0260 Ask about our free, local, information sessions. Bill, Dixie and Mac cordially invite you _.._------ _ to -share their __Spring Spring:Vec.d.ing Specials designed to make your Wedding perfect from start to finish. Kings. Book & Gift Shop has Invitations and Wedding Accessories to announce your day in style. Dixie's Flowers & Gifts caln add that special touch of Flowers and Fragrance for the entire day. Photography by Mac Campbell can complete the picture with the Casting memories of Professional Photographs. BOOK BEFORE APRIL 15th, 1985. 10% DISCOUNT is ndw being offered with each booking of the individual services of Bill Dixie and Mac. KINGS DIXIE'S BOOK & GIFT SHOP .FLOWERS & TTS 33 East St. 166 The Square 524-7531 524-8761 PHOTOGRAPHY BY CAMPBELL 168 The Square '524-7532 Hard' work, imagination and some mighty sore finger tips have gone into the making of this quilt, but the labor is well worth it. This special autograph quilt has been created by the Goderich Township Enterprising Seniors in celebration of the township's 150th birth - ,ay. It features more than 860 names of local residents. Quilting is now being completed on this magnificent cowring and it will be Dessert euchre party a success HOLIVIESVILI.i-0. - The weatherman was good to the ladies groups in Goderich Township for their 150 dessert euchre party on March 20. There were 44 tables filled for euchre. Winners were: men's high Jean Plaetzer, men's low Wm. Bottema; ladies' high, Bet- ty Archambault, ladies' low, Lois Wise; Lone hands, Mille Rumball. The door prize was won by Blanche Deeves. The se- cond door prize was won by Laura Adams and was donated by Jeannette Martin. The apples were donated by Art Bell. Thanks to all the workers and those who came for 'their day of fun. It was a very big success. The Goderich Township W.I. will hold a card party on March 28 at 8 p.m. at Com- munity Centre in Holmesville. On April 7 join the Goderich Township Sesquicentennial Easter Celebration at the Holmesville Hall on Eater Sunday at 2 p.m. and hear the township community choir. Join the EnterprisingSeniors on March 28 for a trip to Schilbe's sugar bush. Please meet at the Hall by 2 p.m. and join everyone for pancakes and sausage and coffee in the Community Centre at 4 p.m. Please phone for reservations 482-7595, 482-7203 or "482- 7456. ' Goderich Township Recreation Board will hold an Umpire Clinic. Learn the basic of umpiring O.S.A. taught by Goderich Um- pire Association representative on Satur- day, April 13 'from' 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch and rule book are included with the $10 registration fee.;C4482-782tt r.482-8548 tat' pre -register. A Coachino Clinic for minor ball O.S.A. standards Will be Wight by Doug Neil of Wingham on Saturday, April 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch and rule book are included in registration . fee of $10. Please pre - register by calling 482-7820 or 482-3548. sold by silent auction. Pictured here are stitchers (left to right) Olive Bell, Isobel Harris, Willa^ Rathwell, Kaye Harris, Alice Porter, Mary Sterling, Hazel McCreath, Luella Yeo, Margaret Mid- dleton, Marion Powell, Jean Perdue, Hilda Semple, Grace Walter and Charlotte Norman (Shelley McPhee photo) A maguiifitcent quilt, in honor of Goderich Townships 150th birthday is being stitched by the Enterprising Seniors. More than 860 names of township residents have been em- broidered on the quilt. a year -and -a -half in the making, the quilt will be sold by silent auc- tion at the 1-5-0 July 17-18 special events weekend. Pictured here quilting on the masterpiece are Kaye Harris, Willa Rathwell, Isobel Harris and Olive Bell. (Shelley McPhee photo) SATUR ■ AY BANKING Full Service AM Commencing: March 23, 1 985 FREE Coffee and Donuts Will be served Weekends of MARCH 23 and 30 NOON CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK Of COMMERCE GODERICH, ONTARIO 7 r