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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-12-18, Page 26• FROM LITTLE BOWL Unroll Soil and Crop Improvement• Aslltion will be holding its Awards Ban- quet on anquet.on Friday, Jan. 10 at the Seaforth Legion, The Awards Banquet will recognize reci- pients of the Project Award, Norman Alex- ander Conservation Award, Soil and Crop Booster Award, and Farm Conservation Sign Award. This year, the Huron Soil and Crop Ban- quet will be held in co-operation with the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority Awards Banquet. Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority's awards include the group and individual category awards. Ken Knox, director of the Farm Products Marketing Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food will be guest speaker. Ken and his family also own and operate a dairy farm in Durham Region. centrepiece Robert Little, Janet Rumig, Lenora Jenkins, Steve Little, Harry and Doris Little. 06% p FAMILY OUTING OVER THE HOLIDAYS CHRISTMAS BOWLING TIMES Open Each Day December 20, 1985 thru January 5, 1986 12:00 - 11:00 CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE, CHRISTMAS DAY, NEW YEAR'S EVE AND NEW YEAR'S DAY Little Bowl 524-9966 Come in...See our new (YaRD•MaN) NEW SNOWBIRD AT LOBB'S NOWTHROWERS! GET THE YARD -MAN ADVANTAGES Our complete line of (YaRD-MaN) snow throwers is now IN STOCK •Original 2 -year Limited Consumer Warranty • Briggs & Stratton Engines • Single and 2 -Stage Models • New time and energy saving features • Folding Handles for easy storage •Throw snow up to 40 feet away • Made in Kitchener, Ontario Canada LOBB'S VOLUME PURCHASING POWER WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! COMPARE OUR SNOWTHROWER PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY YOU CAN BUY A YARDMAN SNOWTHROWER AS LOW AS — SALES AND SERVICE f FOR A YARDMAN ! H.P. - 24" CUT - 2 STAGE SNOWBLOWER - BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE 1311YfIEID RoAb•482-3404 The ladies of Trinity Christian Reformed Church in Goderich have been giving gifts to the children at Queen Elizabeth School for the past eight years, a tradition they inherited from the ladies of the Clinton Christian Reformed Church who started the gift presentation 21 years ago. This year Helena Schoemaker was one of the church ladies who presented gifts to the children. She is shown with Brian Cook, Bonnie Martin and Patricia Kelly. (Photo by Sharon Dietz) The ladies of Trinity Christian Reformed Church in Goderich presented gifts to the children at Queen Elizabeth School last week. Shown with the children are from the left, Tina Hessels, Judy Horne, Mona Bruinsma, Scott McNiff, Annette Tolsma and Alice Hakkers. (Photo by Sharon Dietz) oe FACTORY OUTLET PRICES...COATS AND IACKETS (LEATHER, SUEDE, SHEEPSKIN, FUR, WOOL) s cg oc ORK & DRES HOLIDAY STORE HOURS: DEC. 16 to 23 9 am -9 pm SUN. DEC. 22 1 pm -6 pm DEC. 24 9 am -S pm CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY OPEN BOXING DAY DEC. 26 9 am -6 pm P' 0b OWN FIF(0') MF ,OBtY1I4 ON HWY, No, f vlfwasfaagn MATH Stratford London 1 The Merry Christmas From all of us to all of you, our heartiest hopes for the very best of the season. We're so very glad to know you! IN THE COUNTRY ld `:Mill SOUTH OF MYTH ON HWV 4 WE GIFT WRAP MAILING ADDRESS. THE OLD MILL, P.0 BOX 99, MYTH. ONT , CANADA NOM 1HO PH S19-5713.4595 FACTORY OUTLET PRICES,.. SHEEPSKIN RUGS... WOOLEN BLANKETS ALL TYPES UR COLLARS& HATS...LEATHER GLOVES LEATHER HANDRAG& WALLETS...CANADIAN SOUVENI The regular meeting of the Goderich Lioness Club was held on Tuesday, Dec. 10. President, Ruth Kelly, introduced Dixie Cameron who demonstrated how to make up a Christmas centrepiece. The centrepiece was later raffled off and was won by Jane Durst. Mrs. Cameron was thanked by Joy Hicks. Gwen Trebish distributed the Christmas gifts to each of the members from their secret sisters. Joanne Collins reported that over $1,200 has been raised for the Diabetes campaign. - Jennifer Black reported on the sale of por- trait coupons. She asked that people let her know by Jan. 8 how many coupons had been sold so that she could set up a time schedule for the photographer. The photographer will be in Goderich the weekend of Jan. 11 to take portraits. The price of the coupon is $8.98 as a donation to Lioness Club and en- titles the purchaser to a free 8 x 10 portrait. The president reported on the proposed recipe books which are to be printed in the spring of 1986. Each member had been ask- ed to bring a cookie recipe to the meeting and they were collected for future use. Dorothy Bourdeau presented a 100 per- cent attendance pin to Lynn Edward and to Jennifer Black for 100 percent attendance at meetings during the 1984-85 year. One hun- dred percent attendance pins had been presented by Dorothy Bourdeau to Dorothy Bogie, Dorothy Bourdeau, Jo -Anne Collins, June Hayter, Joy Hicks, Ruth Kelly, Yvonne Porter and Gwen Reebish at the November meeting. .J'he club will sponsor a show called '•A Breath of Scotland" to be presented by a touring company on Apr. 23 and 24 at the high school auditorium. More details will be available at the next meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 28 at the Candlelight Restaurant. Club enjoys brass quintet The Goderich & District After Five Club enjoyed the music of the G.D.C.I. Brass Quintet on December 10 at the Saltford Valley Hall. Kings Book & Gift Shop supplied many good ideas under $10 for the last minute shopper. Members enjoyed the Christmas at- mosphere as they listened to the speaker, Lynda Marshall. Lynda, stated that for a while the Bible to her was a book to dust and trust but never to open. Lynda is a very talented lady and she explained that it was a very hard decision for her to give up the perfect job, for her, in order to stay in Shallow Lake with her husband and his ministry. Lynda decided to open her Bible and real- ly get into what it had to say to her and it changed her attitude on many things. She said, "To her Christianity is a relationship with a Father who loves us totally." Lynda said the best gift to give to God is us, our life. Murphy Sez... Mix a Little Thinkin' with yer Drinkin' With the poor weather conditions and earlier nights now here, Murphy cautions all drivers... Have a good lime, but please, be very careful out there! PO LLY LICENCED UNDEIT L L d 6, 360 BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH 524-2128 Open Monday to Saturday 11 am to 1 am Sunday 12 Noon to 10 pm "l.