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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-08, Page 7PO 6 .1c DERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST0,19114 IYI;: .iii#��;R;•+'Yiv.i;:i,E,.;':,i::i ..Y.&,�;ii•Y,`,:.,y•: o'I fi5 1 �� .t � N i ..u,� 33^3'{#ilf'>IS'�� 4Y �;;�,„��Y.: tw,.4 .<S: `ryiErn^t�'..�.$'i,>,a.Y,..+% r3S.:.{far't+a:•aY.»>::•.'> s::G..l:•<u i� [ ...:,.� ..,.:.I i.... �.:>::i,...;wJ :�2 �.:#.... n.,.. Mme ordina-rp or ire C)e�utr tel � D We have seldom seen a home that could not be made more attractive with just a few changes. Landscaping, paint colours, shutters, fences, decks etc., can enhance your home - make you feet better about living there and increase the resale value. We offer colour sketches, detailed plans and supervision to help you do-it-yourself or hire a contractor to fit your budget. DUERN (ID DESIGN Designers, Decorators, Planners 39 Bruce Street West, Goderich. 524-6874 `�...•.' a... ETT .T 1 A E R 0 ti(�(� Frac. c _. Furniture On the Main Street of Dublin 345-2255 Free Delivery Brighten up your Surroundings and Save during Dixie's GREEN THUMB SALE 0,0 FEATURING ALL POTTED SILK & FRESH PLANTS WE ARE CLEARING OUT ALL OUR GREEN PLANTS! 30%To 50°% OFF HURRY...SALE ENDS SAT., AUG. 18 FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER 166THE SHONE ODE1FIC'H 524-8.761 Evenings and Sundays phone 529-7253. fdw SUMMER STORE CLEARANCE WIDE 11 DAYS ONLY SALE ENDS SAT., AUG. 18 SAVE 20% ALL GIFTWARE 00/ pFF SAVE 20' SAVE 15% ALL DECORATIVE WALL o� PLAQUES 20 o0 ALL. CHILDREN`S o BOOKS I a©FF SAVE 15" ALL TIMEX o// 10 WATCHES 1 5\ OFF SAVE ALL PLASTID: .- '/3 33% TOYS OFF SAVE Z5% FOSTER GRANT AND RIVIERA SUNGLASSES25 /0 OFF SAVE 10% ALL FISHER -PRICE 0/ TOYS 1 0 OFF SAVE 10% ALL PLASTIC MODEL % KITS � O OFF SAVE 50" SPECIAL GROUP OF GIFTWARE ?FIGURINES •VASES •BAR GLASSES 50°% OFF PLUS THESE SUPER SAVINGS SAVE 304 BIC LIGHTERS 79' SAVE HOSTESS 200 GM. SIZE 304 POTATO CHIPS $1.3 9 SAV WHITE SWAN 2 ROLL PKG. 504 PAPER TOWELS 99' SAVE 1.02 UNO CARD GAME $4.97 SAVE 604 SAVE 224 JOHNSON'S PEANUTSa©® GM. SIZE $ 1 069 Y&S 200 GM. SIZE RED LICORICE, RED NIBS or GOODIES 7 7 4 SAVE LADIES' „7 704 SILK PURSES 1 .29 PHOTO - 16 PGE. $ 3 4 7 SAVE 2E. $A88 ALBUMS SAVE SPECIALS IN EFFECT UNTIL SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST NORTHSIDE SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH PHONE 529-6991 lNciis`e+iYo►d 4 I I'" Ic1 W New Lioness Club .offto ``roarin • Grant Chisholm, District Lioness Chair- man, was instrumental in the formation of a Lioness Club in Goderich when a group of women met at"the home of Dorothy Bourdeau on June 36 this year, Lioness members from the Walkerton and Kincardine Clubs were on hand to give in- sight into the workings of a Lioness Club and gave suggestions for community money - raising projects, organizing meetings and the rewarding results of efforts of active Lioness Clubs. A meeting was called by Lion Grant Chisholm and the following officers were elected for the 1984-85 year of the newly formed Goderich Lioness Club: president - Dorothy Bourdeau; first vice-president - Gwen Trebish; second vice-president - Ruth Kelly; secretary - Joy Hicks; treasurer - June Hayter; Lioness Tailtwister and Lioness Tamer - Jennifer Black; director - Dorothy Bogie; director - Lynn Edward; and director - Yvonne Porter. All offices are for a one year term with the exception of director Yvonne Porter's term, which is for two years. This is an enthusiastic new ladies' club. A week after being formed, they had entered the Canada Day parade with a float announ- cing the "New Baby in Town" • and proclaim- ing the, Goderich Lions Club as the "Proud Papa". The adorable diapered babies on the float were Ruth Kelly, Yvonne Porter, Max- ine Murray, Gwen Trebish, Dorothy- Bourdeau and Judy Woodall. Joy Hicks and Dorothy Bogie also rode the float. The Club has also started plans for their 'Recognition Night' which will be held Oc- tober 12 at the Goderich Township Com- munity Centre, Holmesville. 4.1 s art Canada Day parade the community. Before the summer is over, the Lioness Club will have held two fund raisers. The first was a barbecue and pool party, held at the home of Dorothy Bourdeau, for the Lions Club members and their wives and the Lioness members and their husbands. The second fund raiser will be a garage sale float introduced Goderich's newest club to Saturday, August 11.' "This new club is off to a "roaring" start and bound to do a lot of good things for the town. Any women who might be interested in becoming members of the Goderich Lioness Club, should contact Gwen Trebish at 524-7845. Residents enjoy annual horseshoe pitch The annual horse shoe pitch at Nine Mile Park drew a large crowd of observors and participants on the weekend. The finalists were Barbara Pitcher of Cambridge, Jason Quill of Elmira and Harold Carter and Alex Boa, both of Goderich. The champions by NEWS eight points were Barbara Pitcher and Alex Boa. PriRT ALBERT Social News About 120 residents of Cedar Grove Beach recently had their annual pig roast. In charge of roasting the pig was Rod McKenzie of Goderich. The large group was entertained by a piper and a drummer. Ruth and Norval Anderson are flying to Calgary on Friday to attend the Jervis Reunion at Rowley, Alberta. On the way home to Toronto, they will stop in Winnipeg for a visit with their son Jerry and family. Jack and Mabel Pitblado of St. Catharines visited over the holiday with Norval and Ruth Anderson and Agnes Foster, Mabel Tom Livingstone, 529-7645 and Ruth's mother. Mrs. Foster returned to St. Catharines with the Pitblados. Dianne Foster of Sheppardton entered her horse, Flying Doctor, in three classes at the Ontario All-American Saddle Bred Show at Markham on Sunday. Flying Doctor won .a first in all three classes, bringing home three trophies. The event was; sponsored by Seagrams. Vikiting,,.at the home of Tom and Anne Livingstone over the holiday weekend were Ethel Ilowski from Kitchener and Kaye Schmidt from Waterloo. West Wawanosh Township Council Visiting at the cottage of Mery and Myra Lahn of Port Albert for the holiday weekend were Rusty and Shirley Tartiglia from Waterloo and Sue Lloyd from London. Donald Corkum from Sarhia is spending a week at the home of his aunt and uncle, Steve and Nancy-Corkum of Port Albert. Warm summer temperatures drew large crowds to the beach at Port Albert on the holiday ' weekend. On Saturday night, 200 cottagers danced in the warm sand and others relaxed in their lounge chairs as they enjoyed three hours of music provided by Whiskey Jack of Exeter. The Reverend Douglas Pitts conducted morning prayer at Christ Anglican Church in -Port Albert Sunday morning. Following the service, the 'congregation held a short business meeting in regards to replacing the front steps. Ball scores last week are as follows: July 26, Kingsbridge 13 -Port Albert 11; July 30, Lucknow 45 -Port Albert 23; and August. 1, Port Albert 14 -Nile 2. Request for installation is approved The August session of West Wawanosh Township Council was held on Wednesday evening, August 1. Cecil Cranston requested council's per- mission to install a culvert across Sideroad 18-19 at Lot 18, Concession 7, and permission was granted. Brian Brindley asked council for approval for drainage of his property at Lot 24 Con- cession 7. The Ministry of Natural Resources had given Brindley approval to clean out the creek on his property, but directed that the natural creek bed MUST be followed. To divert the water he was in- formed that written permission from the township and two other land owners was re- quired. The township did not give, its ap- proval, because an increased flow of water would be injurious to the bridge at the road. Building permits were issued to K. Good (mobile home); G. Morrison (grain bin) and W. Stalenhoef ( barn addition) . A tentative date of August 15 was set for the considetation of the engineer's report on the Beyersbergen Municipal Drain. The road superintendent reported that the pit run gravel contract was nearing comple- tion, and the crusher was scheduled to return on August 9. Road accounts in the sum of $21,016.72 and general accounts of $17,425 were ordered paid. A.J. Sherwood asked council for assurance that work would be done in the future on Concession Road 2-3. Sherwood was informed that construction would be YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD TO BE SUCCESSFUL At Mutual of Omaha there are numerous examples of men and women lust like you who have achieved suc- cess in our business long after others have retired to their rocking chairs. 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This rating by-law levies a special annual rate pn a property to cover a tile drain loan. The clerk was directed to order a flagpole from George Smyth Welding and Machine Shop. - Several ideas were discussed and con- sidered at length, in regard to celebrating Ontario's Bicentennial in West Wawanosh. Nothing concrete was approved. feA DON'T MISS THESE LATE MODEL TRADES 1983 VOLVO 245 GLO STATIONWAGON Top of The Line - 5 Door Well equipped with 5 Transmission, Power Windows, Door Locks, AM/FM Stereo, Wheels. Michelins, Ziebarted Serial No. 435168 Speed Power Alloy 1982 MAZDA RX-7GS The True Sports Car Equipped with Air Conditioning. 5 Speed Transmission. AM/FM Stereo. Alloy Wheels, Sunroof. Only 18.000 miles Serial NO. 618536 1981 MAZDA B2000 Low Mileage Pick Up Truck Equipped with 5 Speed Transmission, Radial Tires. Rear Step Bumper and Long Box. Ser•al No. 511711 All of the above are locally owned. one owner vehicles. 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