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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-07-04, Page 8• t. • .4 Jut 3.13/.04: July634. Shop OvnitirsOnly July 6 13 , Open.tu this Public Overt 50 molds. . Greehwore 30-5O% off Selection of Points -1/2 price All Whitew ire m 25 % off SPECIAL SALE HOURS Mon. 94 Tues.- 94 7-9 Wed. 9.5 7.9 ' Thurs. 9-5 Frl. 949 56 Stanley St. - ZODERICH 624-2032 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TME.NOTICE .TMAT•a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board, ot.Ontario will be held at , the MAR.SLANOCEN'FRE, COM- MITTEE ' ROQM 02. THIRD FLOOR: 20 ERE STREET WEST WATERLOO, YONLY h, 1 8Q at TOES- DAY, the hour of 10:00 o'eiock in the fore- noon, at which time the Board will hear an application in accor- dance with the Liquor Licence' 'Act, and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has ( applied for a licence of the class Indicated, and the application will be entertained at the afore- " mentioned location and time: Application For Additional Seating Capacity Robindale's Fine Dining Restaurant 80 Hamilton Street, Goderich Additional Dining Lounge Facilities Licencee: Robindale's Fine Dining Ltd. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE' that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at ' the time and place of the hear- ing. (Copiesof written submis- si ins will be forwarded to the applicant). Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario. M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND - COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT SUNSET GOLF CLUB AND DRIVING RANGE COME OUTAND PLAY PLEASE BOOK TEE TIME AHEAD FOR WEEKENDS REDUCED RATES AFTER 2 P.M. Just a chip shot north of Goderich on Hwy. 21 5 24-8047 8 Q 'STRICT NEWS There was plenty of activity at the Goderich Municipal Airport Saturday morning as the Experimental Aircraft Association sponsored a fly -in and pancake breakfast. There wasalso a eat deal of interest in the sinaller versions on handcourtesy of the Huron Model Aircraft Association. ( photo by Dave Sykes) Ontario Cauliflower, Hothouse Tomatoes, Green. Onions, Plus Muchp Much More. 4 . STRAWBERRIES Fresh Picked Daily Bill Fry of the Huron Model Aircraft Association readies his aircraft for flight at the Goderich Municipal Airport Saturday. The smaller planes were part of the fly -in breakfast and display sponsored by the Experimental Aircraft Association. (photo by Dave Sykes) Past Nobie Grandy elect officers The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge recently held their June meeting at MacKay Centre for Seniors with Sister Marguerite Horton presiding ,and Sister Phyllis McTaggart as pianist. Following the opening ceremonies and business, the year-end reports were given e c nveners of committees. Sister ° da Fritzley presided for the elec- We Can Cover Your INVESTMENT NEEDS SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES Minimum 550,000.00 975 % • 90-119 Days 9.5O° 30-89 Days SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES Minimum 55,000.00' RATES SUBJECT TO CONI'IRMATION • A Federally Chartered Trust Company/Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 4 STANDARD TRUST Peter M. Shephard-vlanager 138 The Square, Goderich, Ontario, Telephone (519) 524-7385 Open 9 A.M. to 5.p.m. Monday to _Thursday; friday till h p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon r� a.. R.^ tion of officers for 1984/85. The following Sisters were elected: president - Violet Bri- dle; first vice-president - Joy Smith; second vice-president - Della Johnston; recording secretary, - Margaret Bowra; treasurer, - Vera Larder; corresponding secretary - Elizabeth Sitter; chaplain - Alva Osbaldeston; marshall - , Jessie Beach; finance committee - Anna Blundell and HWpOD D�DUSTRIES I4 J LIMITED Truck Load Sale ffOASHWOOD INDUSTRIES LIMITED Truck Load Sale THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY JULY5,6,7 Plus 35% Discount Available on Non -Truck Load Sale Itel'ns Dashwood Representatives�� on Hand All 3 Days 'AGODERICI YARD ONLY - HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH Aza cr - The grade eight graduatioln banquet was held at the school on Monday evening, June 25. Brenda Gibson said the Grace and Koreen Jeurgens proposed a toast to Flag and Country. The ladies of Trinity U.C.W. catered for the meal and were Blanked by Leisa Rau. Donna Raynard, "Karen Elliott and Penny Moss each played a piano solo. Don Cameron and Don Tremeer'condtict- ed the introduction of graduates and presen- tation of resen-tation.of diplomas. Bars were presented to several students for their special effort by Mr. Cameron. Sports awards were present- ed by D, D. Graham and' Ross Errington. Guest speaker, Audrey Tiffin of Wing - ham, was introduced by Barbara Smith and thanked by Stephanie ,Durnin. The Valedic- torian was Donna Raynard„ The following awards were presented: Memorial Paul Caesar Award for most improved students in English, presented by Joyce Caesar to Bonnie Henderson and Kirk Livingston; Proficiency Award from Dungan- non Women's Institute presented by Ila Crozier, to Karen Elliott; Science Award from Ashfield Federation of Agriculture and Farmer's Union presented by Teresa Courtney to Kevin Black; Science Award from West Wawanosh Federation of Agricul- ture presented by Cecil Cranston to 'Karen Elliott; Mathematics Award from St. Helens. Women's Institute presented by Elaine Errington to Karen Elliott; Penmanship Award presented by Lois Farrish to Cathy Selent; . Music Award from the Student's Council, presented by the secretary, Pen- ny Moss to Donna Raynard; History Award presented by Marian Zinn to Donna Raynard and Kevin Black; Citizenship Award from Benmiller Foresters presented by Ross Eedy to Brenda Gibson; Georgraphy Award presented by Madeline Anderson to Brian Gruendler; French Award presented by Joanne Drennan to Donna Raynard; Sports- manship Award from Elaine and Ross Errington presented by Mr. Erjington to Michael Pentland. The evening closed with a social hour and dance for which music was provided by Clare and Bonnie Hodges. Flowers wete provided by Quinn Florists, Lucknow. Tuesday, June 26 was the last day of school for the students but teachers had to • attend until Friday,' June 29. They were busy with meetings, workshops, planning ses- sions for next year and class room iirganization. ' Kindergarten graduation for class 1 was held on Monday afternoon and for class 1 on Tuesday morning. This was Mrs. Jolly's'last day at Brookside as Dr. and Mrs. Jolly and• Timothy are ,moving to Ottawa for a .year while Dr. Jolly takes a course. Irene Harnack; visiting committee - Marguerite Horton, Joy Smith' and .Alva Osbaldeston; telephone committee - Elsie Moore, Edith Craig, Ruby Snazel, and Amelia' Straughan; auditors ; Ila Crozier and Ada•Fritzley; press reporter - Margaret Boura; and pianist - Phyllis McTaggart. Lunch. was served by Sister Gertrude Kaitting and her committee. CIVIC CORNER Huron County Council will meet on Thursday, July 5 at 10 a.m. in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. On Thursday, July 5 the Police Commission will meet at, Town Hall at 12 p.m. ' The Parks and Water Front Committee will meet at Ernie's Roadhouse on Thursday, July 5 at 12 p.m. Oh Tuesday, July 10 the Fire Committee will meet at Town Hall at 8 p.m. On Wednesday, July 11 at 7:30 p.m. there will be a public meeting at MacKay Hall regarding fottrism. •• gette4 Tours .8. Travel Ltd. 9 DAY NEW ORLEANS & DEEP SOUTH FEATURING THE 1984 WORLD'S FAIR" DEPARTS: AUGUST 11, 1984 OR SEPTEMBER 23, 1984 Join Fettes Tours for an exciting visit to New Orleans, with entrance breakfast cruise to Worl 's Fair, New Orleans City Tour, Admission tO the Fair, Tour of M ile Belingrath Gardens and Home tour plui; terrific scenery . n entertainment. A treat awaits you in New Orleans. 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