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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-07-18, Page 23SYS d c • SUPER SPECIAL, SAVE! BIG HERE SUPER SPECIAL SAVE! GODI RICH.SJGNAI -STAR, WEDNESDAY, ' 1$,1994 --PAGE 9A Tid Bits..: • from page 8As • Bachelor of Applied Science Degree (Systems Design Engineering ). Bob is married to the former Brenda Ferris of Goderich and they have two daughters, Nicole and Michelle. They are now residing in Peterborough where Bob has accepted a position with the Ontario Robotics Centre. +++ CANADA BRAND FINEST WHITE VINEGAR ALL CASE OF 24 480 mL TINS VARIETIES OR PEpsi MODEW IN' SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL] SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL SAYE 80` KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP ONE LITRE Z49 SAVE. 50` DELMONTE 4 VARIETIES JUICES ONE LITRE 89 SAVE 97` KRAFT PROCESSED FOOD CHEESE SLICES 24's 500 g PKG. 291 2 LITRE JUG FABRIC SOFTENER DOWNY 3.29 PINK OR WHITE PKG. OF 3 BATH BAR CAMAY 420 g 2.19 SAVE 64` BECEL SOFT STYLE MARGARINE 1 Ib. 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JAMES BRENNAN James Brennan, son of Jack and Ruth Ann Brennan of R.R. 5 Goderich, graduated recently from Conestoga College in Business Administration, majoring in accounting. A former graduate of GDCI, Jim has accepted a position with Sweda International in Mississauga. Contest winners announced The staff of the Canada Employment Cen- tre for Students was pleased with the response they received from the community in regard to their "Win a Student Work Crew for Half a Day" contest. The contest was open to all individuals currently owning or renting a home, farm or business in the Goderich area. The lucky winners of the draw are Bill Moore of 144 Rich Street, and Margery Farley of RR 2 Goderich. Each will receive four hours of student labour to be completed by three area students and a staff member from the CE C,S. Students are ready to work this summer. Remember: if you were not lucky enough to win the contest, you can still get those extra jobs done around home with very little energy. Just Hire -A -Stud' ' . No matter how small you may consider tue task, students are willing to do it. Call the Canada Employ- ment Centre fpr Students at 524-2744, Hire - A -Student and be a winner. Fascination celebrates anniversary More happy memories were made in the Forester's Hall, Benmiller as 61 people gathered to celebrate the 25 years that Court Fascination has been in existence. ()n July 26, 1959, 27 women of the area formed the court, and in June of 1984, 15 women were present to receive their 25 year pins from Norm Hill, Member of the Executive Council, Head Office, Brantford and Gerry Ginn, District 34 Deputy: Those original members present were Kay Baer, Aisle Fisher, Eleanor Fisher, Phyllis Fisher, Jean Ginn, Enid Jewell, Audrey Kernighan, Mary Lamb, Hermie McCabe, Joan MacPhee, Evelyn Merrill, Bernice Moore, Betty Moore, Phyllis Pitblado and Isabelle Sturdy. They were also presented with pink rose corsages froth Court Fascination and red carnations from Court Benmiller. The Reverend Stanley MacDonald of Hensall, High Chaplain, gave the blessing before a bountiful srhorgasbord was served, The lucky chair prize. was won by Ann Agar I Court Constantine l ; lucky cup winner was Kay Baer; and the anniiersary closest to July 26 was Ann Turton. The highlight of the evening was a very witty verse composed and read by Phyllis Cosy the events of the lodge's history. Brother N. Hill, assisted by President Phyllis Cox, Past President 'Suzanne Mcllwain, Chaplain Isabelle Sturdy and Guards Jean Ginn and Audrey Kernighan retired the old flag and dedicated the new Forester's flag. A quilt, the product of a year' planning, embroidery and quilting, was won by Isabelle Sturdy - a faithful member throughout the 25 years. ! Other draw prizes were won by Ann Agan Alice Rodges and Joan MacPhee. After a rousing singing of, "The Old Lodge Gals - They Ain't What They Used to Be', "0 Canada" was sung and all went home looking forward to the future work of Court Fascination. Already the next 25 years have begun with a donation to the girls' ball team and plans for the lunch booth at Colborne's Bicentennial Celebrations on July 21. These court activities are symbolic of the mandate of Court Fascination, service to the rommnnity and fundraising events to promote charitable acts - especially in the field of cancer research.