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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-08, Page 9fi SIGNA T -4,1h EDN'ESTMY,AUGUST 0,1984 PTvf IH•PC, OHkv6• •Early Peaches •Summer Apples •Sweet Corn *Vegetables •Pine River Cheese Oil s LRSSAUIf'JE FARt v�ARKET ORC-f ARO 5 LASSALINE FARMM T AND ORCHARDS 2"a MILES SOUTH OF GODERICH PRONE 524.7772 JJ What the factorysays,goes. Renault Alliance I2rnault l'ncure Now $ 6,970: The factory said oll the 1984 Renault Alliance and Encore models had to go • So we bought them all at incredibly low prices. And we're passing on the savings to you. Of course, you still get Renault's European technology. Electronic fuel injection for better mileage. And front wheel drive. Plus torsion bar suspension. Rock• and pinion steering that makes handling o breeze. And pedestol soots with comfort for five. But now you get it all for less 1984 Renault' Alliance`and Renault Encore. At only $6,970' they're going Fast. • AVON570 Huron St. 271-7528 'Suggested Retail Price for 2 Dr. Base Model Sedan or Hatchback with Standard Equipment, Freight. Licence, P.D.I. & Tax Excluded. oFfl Ontario Sires Stakes Racing Action PURE ENTERTAINMENT! Be part of the fun and excitement as Ontario's best trotters and pacers compete in Ontario Sires Stakes harness racing. Bring the whole family to: GODERICH RACEWAY GODERICH FAIRGROUNDS OVER $30,000 IN PURSES TOMORROW NIGHT FEATURING: ONTARIO'S BEST 2 YEAR OLD PACING COLTS POST TIME: 7:30 P.M. Entertainment that goes right down to the wire! Dorothy Gauley of Goderich has provided the Signal -Star .with a stack of old post cards which show what the town and its citizens looked like in days gone by. We will be publishing these from time to time and would welcome any historical details which our readers can provide. The above two cards depict the Huron House and British Exchange Hotel blocks on The Square which were decorated with flags, banners and evergreen branches for Old Home Week in 1927. Do any of our readers remember that particular celebration? Job Squad ready for work With one month left of student employ- ment activity left, the Goderich and Exeter Employment Centres for Students are ready for a busy August. Statistics for the month of July show an in- crease of 76% over last year in the place- ment of students in casual jobs. Hence, again this month emphasis will be placed 6n securing "Odd Jobs" for local students. "Odd Jobs" - employment on a temporary basis for an hour or a few days - will help students earn cash for the start of the new school year and gain some of that all impor- tant work experience. Area residents will also gain by hiring a student. It is now August and for the last three months you have been putting off pain- ting the fence, washing ' the windows or cleaning the attic. Now is your chance to en- sure those jobs are done before fall. This summer, students have helped in- dividuals in the community move furniture, paint house trim, cut grass, dig post holes, spray cucumbers, pick strawberries, bale hay, babysit ... and the list goes on. Students can and will do an endless variety of tasks. If you have a job that needs doing, please contact the Canada. Employment Centres for Students in Goderich 524-2744 or Exeter 235-1711. Our goal? A job to fit every stu- dent; a student to fit every job. Help a student by letting him help you. WATERING WATERING WATERING and still not getting rid of those BROWN PATCHES on what was once a BEAUTIFUL LAWN ' - are your problem We Can Help If You CaII Us Today! THE 1i ed 3VVAaba GET GREAT GRASS! OntAriO ire Stakes Weve got what tt takes BRUCE McDONALD IN HURON BRUCE Az' Liberal •30 year resident of Huron Bruce •Raised and worked on family farm -beef, hog, cash crop operation •Educated in Walton, Seaforth, and a graduate of Business Administration from Wilfred Laurier University ®Partner of Craig, McDonald, Riddon Insurance Brokers Ltd. of Formosa, Mildmay and Walkerton *Member of Chamber of Commerce, Local service clubs ®Member of United Church •Area Vice -President, Huron Bruce Liberal Association FOR YOUTH • EXPERIENCE • VITALITY VOTE BRUCE McDONALD SEPTEMBER 4TH Authori,ed by Barry Reid, official agent for Bruce McDonald. The Corrununity Calendar is a special events information column provided, by -the Goderich Recreation Department in co- operation with the Signal -Star. The service is offered free of charge and is available to any non-profit group who would like to make their special event known. Please call the Recreation Department at 524-2125 by Mon- day noon if you wish o include your event for the following W day. AUGUST 10, 11, - ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE .ta The Goderich Performing Arts Foundation will be sponsoring an Antique Show & Sale on August 10th and 11th at The Livery. Ad- mission is $1.00 per person and everyone is welcome! The times: Friday 1 to 9 p.m. and, Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. AUGUST 10 - STREET DANCE. The Goderich Becentennial Committee will be holding the Street Dance on Friday night at 9 p.m. on the square in front of Carman's Cameras ( Radio Shack ). Everyone is welcome to come out and dance to Francie Scram and the boys! " AUGUST 11- FARMER'S MARKET Meet yoltr friends at the Farmer's Market on the Goderich Square this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sponsored by the Goderich Business Improvement Area Board. In- terested farmers, please contact Chris Kiar' at 524-9652 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. AUGUST 11, 12 - PIONEER CRAFT DAYS The Huron County Pioneer Museum invites you to join them to celebrate their Pioneer Craft Days. Everyone welcome and there will be something for everyone. AUGUST 11- LOBSTERFEST A Lobsterfest will be held at the Maitland ('ountry Club on Saturday, August 11th at 6 p.m. Everyone Welcome! For more infor- mation call the Club. AUGUST 13 - SOCCER CAMP The Goderich Recreation Department is sponsoring a Soccer Campin co-operation with the Ontario Soccer Association. The cost is $50.00 per person which includes'dai- ly instruction, soccer ball, t -shirt, skill award crest, poster, school certificate and Pepsi Challenge entry. The school is open to children between the ages of 7 and 13 years. For rnore information and registration call the Recreation Department at 524-2125. ' ' AUGUST 13-17 - BEREA-BY-THE-WATER LUTHERAN VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL The Berea -By -The -Water Lutheran Church will be holding a Bible School each morning during this week from 9, a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Everyone Welcome. No Charge, offering will be accepted. For more information call Pastor Chris Wicher 524-2235 or 524-4134. AUGUST 15 - MICHAEL COONEY. CON- CERT The Goderich Recreation Department is sponsoring a children's folk singer at Tho Livery on Wednesday, August 15th at 2 pant. Admission is $2.00 per person and tickets can be purchased in advance at the Recrea- tion Office and The Livery. AUGUST 20-24 - CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH DAY CAMP A day camp for boys and girls ages 6-13. Registration: $10.00 for the week or $3.00 per day! Program includes: games, food, swim- mings and crafts. Call 524-6445 for informa- tion and registration. AUGUST 21 - JOGGING & WALKING CLINIC The Ontario Ministry of Tourism & Recrea- tion and the Goderich Recreation Depart- ment are sponsoring a Bicentennial Fitness Project - Jogging & Walking Clinic. The clinic is free and open to all ages! Please pre -register by phoning the Recreation Of- fice -at 524-2125. SUN., AUG. 12, 1984 - FAMILY FUN DAY - SPUNSORED-BY DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 1 p.m. Horse pulling competition, Light horse and heavy horse classes. 2 p.m. Antique Tractor Pull„ 4500 Ib., 5500 lb., 65001b., and open trophy classes. 4:30 - 7 p.m. Pork Barbecue,- with all the trimmings including fresh hot buttered corn. Adults $5, children 12 and under $3.00, , pre-schoolers free. 7:30m.. Outdoor variety concert - featur- ing ann'excellent array of local talent. Bring a lawnchair. 9 p.m, Crowning of 1984 Pair Queen by last 'year's queen, Miss Lisa.Brown. Crowning of a Junior Princess in honour of Dungannon's 125 Fair. . A display of pictures ,and newspaper clipp- ings from fairs in the past will be available for viewing. CKNX Mobile Unit will be on hand to give reporis`t)verthe radio throughout the day's events. AUGUST 23 - INVESTMENT SEMINAR The Goderich Branch Library will be holding an Investment Seminar' on Thursday, August 23rd at 8 p.m'. Guest speaker will be Roger Chrysler from Merrill -Lynch Finance Company. The seminar is free and you should pre -register by calling 524-9261. BAND CONCERTS are continuing weekly at the Lions Harbour Park on Sunday even- ings at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome and the concerts are sponsored by the Goderich Laketown Band. BRING YOUR FILMS TO CAMPBELL'S FOR... BEN✓AM/N r .. _ , _ , _MD , _ r _ , / _ r _ _ _— � AF 41iii - i i — i i 1 Am am an — - ...CHECK THE ADVANTAGES! SCRATCH Aif ENTER THE BENJAMIN SUPERPRNT9.ttai SWEEPSTAKES! SUPERPRINTS It's a snap to win. Just scratch the card and look for your prize. You could be a lucky winner. Over 25,000 prizes! 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