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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-04, Page 2iTSIGNAL04TAR.Vir.EDNESI*Y, JUNE 4,1980 needs 0$ developing MultrieS change, it has Meire:!:-A-reTte-MTr" CUSO co- :dtilsors verteexs skilled in Age is nlonger a Waterine Will be in o barrier. • Godericli the Com- munity Centre, 166 •- MabDonalcl Street on Wednesday, lune 11 at 8 p.m. to recruit skilled area residents for two year assignments in developing countries. A number of Goderich area residents have already worked overseas with CUSO and they will be there to talk about their experiences. from Guelph and • WA es and technology. ' To arrange an in- tervi-ew with- the- -CUSO co-ordinators call Janey Southey at (519) 824-4120 ext. 2213-14. If she is not in, leave a message. CUSO stands for Canadian University Service Overseas. It is an independent, non-profit, development agency which sends skilled workers overseas to help the nations of the Third World train their people in a fast - technological to cope changing, world. Set up in 1961, it originally recruited mainly young, university graduates. Now, as the •t- :In the past 18 years, CUSO has sent 6,000 Canadians to 65 different countries. Most are poste&overseas for two years and are paid counterpart salaries. by the host country or agency. CUSO pays health and life insurance costs, return air -fare and "settling -in" and resettlement allowances. In filecoming year CUSO will be sending 400 volunteers overseas to help in the fields of education, , health, agriculture, business and technology including engineering and auto mechanics. +++ Owners of Jerome Alexander hairdryers Model 4-1250DV should stop using them im- mediately because of a potential hazard ac- cording to the Canadian Standard Association (CSA). CSA has received three • reports from consumers of these appliances -blowing pie0e# • tir elements out the frontof the dryer. The hairdryers were sold across Canada and although the original units met CSA standards and were certified, CSA's investigators recently discovered poor internal Spacings clue to m an uf ac turing *del ects. So, if you have a hairdryer marked Jerome Alexander CSA LR 38071 Model 4-1250DV Made in Hong Kong and have purchased it since November 1979, stop using it immediately and send it for a free in- sp e c floc and -or replacement te Jerome Alexander, Div. of Giovanni Management (Canada) Ltd., 5333 Casgrain, Suite 704, Montreal, Quebec H2T 1X3. +++ • A Bits....Tid Bits.. +++ Associate Diploma in\ Bryan has $pined the sales staff at Vincent's • • International Harvester Farm Equipment in Seaforth. +++ LESLIE Mat EWAN Leslie MacEwan, daughter of Don and Sally MacEwan. of Goderich, has successfully graduated from Fan- shakve Community College, London as a medical secretary. Leslie has accepted a position in London. +++ Don Young of Auburn received his School Attendance Counsellors' Specialist Certificate last week in Ottawa after completing a three-year summer course with the Ministry of Education. He is shown here with Orville Watson, Provincial Attendance Counsellor. Cadets to be inspected This Saturday the Maitland Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets wip hold their second annual inspection ceremonies at the Goderich Arena, The inspection ceremonies begin at 10 a.m. and the Clinton Pipe Band will also be on hand. All visitors and former cadets and officer t --are invited to attend. Lt. Colonel, O.D. Newport, Commanding Officer, 419 of the Canadian Forces, North Bay will conduct the inspection of the 35 boys and five girls in the Goderich squadron. Following inspection the squadron will per- form drills, give a first aid and firearms demonstration and the Clinton Pipe Band will play during the march past. Also trophies will be presented to selected cadets for their per- formance of duiies. (e+ Proclamation Whereas. in honor of the golden anniversary of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. the world's largest Greek letter women's ser- vice. cultural and social organization with many chapters in The Province of Ontario, the sorority year beginning Founder's Day. April 30. 1980 and ending Founder's Day. April 30. 1981. has been designated as Beta Sigma Phi ear: and Whereas, Beta Sigma Phi is an organization that has grown to include 250.000 members in 12.000 ehapters. located in' 31 countries across the world: a group Of women that hits worked for every known •charitable, health and cultural organization, raising money and donating time and effort to those in need.everywhere: and Whereas. the badge of the organization shall signify Life. Learning and Friendship by its Greek sysmirls. Heta Sigma Phi: and Whereas, it is sincerely believed to be a worthwhile act that would benefit its many members around the world. with a lifetime of association with the finest people; Now, therefore. I. Harry VI orsell, mItyor of the Town of Goderich. Ontario. do hereby proclaim April 30. 1980 through April 30. 1981 as Beta Sigma PIii Year and ask that other Beta Sigma Phi sistAx everywhere join with Beta Theta, Xi Delta Epsilon & Beta Tau of Goderich, Ontario, in saluting Beta Sigma Phi Year. in testimony whereof,. I .have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Seal of the Town of Goderich, On- tario this ninth day of May, 1980: JEFF BAECHLER Jeff Baechler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Con Baechler of 33 Britannia Road, West, Goderich, recently graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo with a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in physical education and psychology. Jeff will be taking' extended courses at the University of Western Ontario, London in Spetember. BRYAN DURST Bryan Durst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Durst of R.R. 2 Clinton, graduated this week from -- Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph, Agri -Business Division with his The Magic of ;. NISMI 1ECM 81i3Eiil AMR SIM ME REM I, he moment. _ _ • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Clip & Bring Me For; A Professional 8x10, Colour Portrait a 444T With this Ad (Regularly 88() 1 Our Portrait Magic Studio is a fun exper- I 1 ince for the whole family. Choose your favourite from our selection of scenic and colour backgrounds. 1 ape sitting per Subject -$1 per subject for additional subjects, groups, or 111 ndreduals in the same family Persons under 18 mySt be accompanied by I parent or guardian I _united Offer - Not Valid With Any Other Special 1 1 1 1 1 I THURS, FRI. SAT. I June 12 13. 14 Thurs. & Fri. 10-8, Sat. 10-5 11100111 THE MET I Suncoasi Mall 1 391 poyfleld Road Lim 8111% NEM Om aVRIN R9B ODERICH BRENDA CLUTTON Brenda Lynn Clutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dougall Clutton of Goderich, recently graduated from the Community Home Economics program at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. +++ If you.send news items to the Signal,Star from • time to time, whether it be as a district news correspondent, a publicity director for your club, a public relations person for some community organization or an information officer for a company, you might be interested in picking up a new booklet we have available ht our office. It is chuck full of newspaper writing tips and helpful informatioh. And best of all -it is free of charge. Just come to the office on Bayfield Ito -411 -and ASji for it. And by the way, we really appreciate all those people who con-, tribute news and social items to this newspaper. +++ Ralph Morris of Goderich won $500 in this week's Ron Feagan Memorial Grandstand lottery with lucky ticket number 258. +++ Robertson Memorial Public School is holding a "ChM Chin Day" this Saturday (or Sunday if it rains) beginning at 10 a.m. from the school grounds. The special day 5. • involves a scavenger hunt and orienteering with a compass. Participants can in - elude any children or adults who have helped in any way with the school!s newspaper, the Rober- tsete Rampage. These participants can also include friends of those pebple who have helped with the school's newspaper and all those people who may have purchased a newspaper. Civic Coryne Tonight, Wednesday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m. a public meeting will be held for the Community Services Contribution Program at the public works garage on Cam- bridge Street. TOWN OF GODERICH requires PHOTOGRAPHS OF TOWN COUNCIL From our records photographs of Town Council are missing for the following years: Prior to 1923, 1923, 1931`; 1932, 1934, 1936, 1943, 1944, 1946, 1947, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, and 1957. If anyone is in possession of photographs of Council for the above-mentioned years, I would appreciate receiving same in order that a reproduction can be made. Photographs will be returned. Also required are photographs Mayors: John Davidson - 1875 E.N. Lewis - 1903 - 1904. of the following Larry J. McCabe Clerk -Treasurer Town of Goderich 57 West Street Goderich, Ontario N7A 2K5 II: ife .11102__KL_ :,111 Kra rat 1979-19 °ISSUE CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 12 % INTEREST STILL AVAILABLE CALL KITTY SMITH: 524»86580R5244263 Join us for a special Sunday Crepe Buffet Cold salads, hot assorted crepes and light desserts from our buffet tablotplus coffee or tea. ONLY Tbe $37.5 SERVED 11:30 TILL 2 P.M. 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