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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-10, Page 7--,GODERICH SIGNAIaTAR, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.1964 Ctigirar CIDER -PRESSING IEN WEDDING RECEPTION for Paul l rankers and Lorrane McClinchey SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 IN BLYTH 9 PM -1 AM OUR CIDER MILL IS NOW OPEN!! 1.OK AN APPOINTMENT PHONE 565-2122 Fresh Cider and Apple Butter now available! cgiuzon cRidqe cA'ed DAVID STECKLE and FAMILY an, ZURICH PHONE:565.2122 Maldar fu tdda,-9.9 Solurda,-9-5 FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FORLVER 166 THE SOHO EFGODERICH 524-A761 Evenings and Sundays phone .i29-7253. Savings on all NEW FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE Four Days only! October 10-11-12-13 Exeter and Clinton 235-0611 482-9692 Quality & Service Since 1938 Walter Sheardown' (centre) recently received a 25 year government service award from Captain Jack Kennedy, district manager of the Canadian Coast Guard, while Mayor Eileen Pahner looked on. Mr. Sheardown became an indeterminate government ethployee on June 16, 1962 as a Lightkeeper 2 on the Goderich Lightstation. He was promoted to an 1103 op Oc- tober 1, 1966. His position was reclassified to an LI 05 on April 1, 1982 and he remains on the Goderich Lightstation as Chief Lightkeeper to present. Mr. Sheardown also, served in the Canadian Army from May 1942 to January 1946, with overseas service from' ch 1943 to December 1945. He was a marine leg operator with Goderich Elevators.,from 1946 to 1962. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Let police be free with weapons Dear Editor, A letter to the Honorable Murray Cardiff, MP, Dear Murray, I have taken the liberty of sending copies of this letter to both The Goderich Signal Star and The London Free Press, as I feel that the issues I will mention, are of great concern to the public, and perhaps my letter will be an inspiration for others to write you as well. The recent killings of police officers has brought about a renewed demand for the return of capital punishment, of which I am also in favor, but has overlooked what I am sure is a more important issue. I believe that the regulations which govern a police officer's use of his weapons should be ammended to allow the officer more flexibility, without the presently-inherrant "red tape", should ; he find himself in a situation where hs feels his life may be in danger. Our officers are well trained and I am sure would go about their duties, not more "trigger happy", but certainly with more security, if they could be free with the use of their weapons. I urge you to consider my comments and to take what action you can, when parliament is again in session. Yours very truly, J. Bruce McCreath "Save the Child" program Dear Editor, We, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, in conjunc- tion with the Goderich Fire Department, have initiated the "Save the Child" pro- gram. This program involves stickers which are located on the bedroom windows of children, the elderly, and the handicapped, designating the primary areas of rescue in emergency situations. Parents are asked to please place these stickers in,their children's bedroom win- dows, follog the instructions on the back. Please remove this sticker if relocating a child's room or moving to a new residence. Additional stickers for pre-schoolers, the elderly, or the handicapped can be obtained at MacKay Centre, Monday through Friday 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. and 1 - 3 p.m., or ...corn the Goderich Fire Department. Our children are our future - love them. Yours truly, Beta Sigma Phi • Animals... • from page 5 wanted, abused and abandoned cats and dogs or indeed any animal—thus used in Huron County. Let it not be said we fell down in our Christian duty to those helpless creatures who have a right to depend upon us for food, care and love. "What is man without the beasts? If all the beasts were gone, man would die from great loneliness of spirit for whatever hap- pens to the beasts happens to man. All things are connected." Sincerely, E. Fingland. Carl Hicks Illustrations Only Don Hagle 1985 MODELS ARE HERE! AT The Home Of The Great Deal 84's MUST GO DODGE CHARGER 2.2 This car is equipped with many extra features and options including 2.2 Engine, (Free) Automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, AM/FM stereo, styled wheels. Plus many other extras. Original list price lust over '9800.°°. Serial 355494 YEAR END CLEARANCE $8529.00 LeBARON 4 DOOR Here is a luxury compact car that Is well equipped. Suggested list '12,463. Serial 306218. YEAR END CLEARANCE %11,423 DODGE 600 2 DOOR Finished In Pearl White, Complemented with a Red Interior and highly equipped Including many power options. Air- conditioning and much more. This Demo listed at '13,625. Serial 263545. YEAR END CLEARANCE $11,587 Ed Hagle PLYMOUTH HORIZON Here is an economy compact car with many extra options, including 2.2 engine, 5 speed transmission, AM/FM stereo, plus much more. Original price '8,466. Serial 181359. YEAR END CLEARANCE $7,765 DODGE 600, 4 DOOR Space does not permit the list of extra op- tions that this car carries. This executive driven car is like new In every respect. Other than price. Serial 319635. SPECIAL YEAR END CLEARANCE - $11,659 •H cH VSLE 1 Conveniently Located At 414 Nitron Road At The E ritanceioGoderichl, Highway tio.:I DIAL $2443.83. PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE Highly equipped, Including air-conditioning, stereo, cruise control, 2.6 engine and much more. Original list Price ' 13,328. Serial 303929. YEAR END CLEARANCE $11,916 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 2 DOOR Finished in Garnet Red, complemented with matching interior. This Is our last 1984 2 -door model. Original list Price '9562. Serial 294808. YEAR END CLEARANCE $8870. DODGE ARIES WAGON This wagon is finished in Beige and com- plemented in Brown and 8elge interior. It Is a well equipped wagon with many extra cost options. Suggested list Price '11,290. Serial 360384. YEAR END CLEARANCE $10,253 CHRYSLER LEADS THEWAY ,,I)ftlimA' .. R,PAP1EL RUST THROUGH PROTECTION Gary Baxter