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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-26, Page 10PAG10 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, ICEMB Of F.ORALLYOUR PARTY SUPPLIES • balloons • his ®61=s ise makers • stre't: rners • g lasses • plates • serviettes call H.O. JERRY 524-2855 524-4266 toll free 1-800-265-7043 FREE TAXI SERVICE NEW YEAR S EVE STARTING DECEMBER 31ST -9 pm to 2 am JA AR ST' Just pick up your phone and dial GODERICH TAXI 524-6594 or 9221 and get a Free taxi ride to or from your New Year's Eve Party, as long as your ride is confined to the Town Limits. THIS TAXI SERVICE I5 SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES •Goderich Insulation •Hoffmeyer Plumbing 8 Heating • Lakeport Steel •Little Joe's Coffee Shop •Lyons 8 Mulhern •Mac's Milk • Nakamura Pharmacy • Pepi's Pizza •Peter S. MacEwan Insurance •Art's Landscaping & Nursery •Becrd Arms Motel • Bluewater Truck •Edward Fuels •Fisher Glass •French Dry Cleaners •Gaiser Kneale Insurance Ins. Brokers •Gas -Rite Logos chosen for Centre CLINTON - More than 300 young people from throughout the Huron County area displayed their artistic talents at the Huron Centre for Children and Youth recently when a countywide -search was held to designa logo for the Centre. Don Keillor, director for the Centre, said he was overwhelmed with the response the contest received. In`ividual artists of all ages entered, schools took on the project and entire classes made the design contest an art assignment. A panel of judges spent more than four hours studying the artistic efforts. They decided on three winners and an honourable mention. Winners included: Daryl Graham, 10, of Brooksice Public School; John Paul Maurer, 11, of Stephen Central School; Lin- da Wiebe, 17, of Goderich and District Col- legiate Institute; honourable mention, Patti Jo Linder, 19, of R.R. 1, Sebringville. Mr. Keillor said that the logos would be used in a variety of ways, as letterhead, for buttons and posters, all in an effort to pro- mote the family counselling service. The contest also helped to promote the agency, which has been operating in Huron County for more than seven years. More than 100 people attended a special open house at the Clinton offices to learn more about the Centre and to see the artists' work. At that time, contest winners were presented with their prizes, AM -FM por- table cassette players, donated by Jerry MacLean and Sons Sports of Exeter and the Clinton Optimist Club. u�. Association tp hold banquet The Huron Soil and Crop Association has planned a social evening to honour reci- pients of soil and crop awards. The awards banquet will recognize reci- pients of the Norman Alexander Con- servation Award, Farm Project Award, Soil and Crop Booster Award, and the new pro- vincial Farm Conservation Sign Award. The Farm Conservation Sign Award is a new effort of the Ontario Soil and Crop Im- provement Association and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food that recognizes individual farms for their efforts in soil and water management. Gisele Ireland, author of the well-known -book "Bumps in Your Coveralls", and who also writes a news column and farms with her husband, will be guest speaker. Tickets for the banquet are $8 per person and may be purchased from your soil and crop director or through the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office in Clinton. Tickets deadline is January 4. Hope to seeyon.,'and your spouse on Fri- day, January 11 ( t 6 p.m. at the Seaforth Legion for the HuronSoil and Crop Improve- ment Association Awards Banquet. Gerrit Van Keulen, President, Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Association The Beta Theta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Plii .Sorority held their Christmas gift wrapping servige at Suncoast Mall again this year. Shown here wrapping gifts last Thursday are Chapter members Debbie Abbott and Theresa Kloepfer. Proceeds from the service go toward community projects. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) zf' DAVID E. WHITE LADIES' WEAR BOXING DAY SALE • STARTS DEC. 27th A r f r-, Goderich Legion Branch 109 donated money to the Queen Elizabeth School last June for the purchase of an electric typewriter. Four of the school's students are now taking typing lessons at GDCI. They are Bonnie Martin (seated at the typewriter) and looking on, left to right, Cathy Evans, Tina Hessels and Debbie Raite. Recently, the school also won a $4,000 computer package in a draw sponsored by the Special Olympics. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan) THE NEW YEAR'S LEVEE Murray and Betty Cardiff would like the pleasure of your company at the first annual New Years Levee. It isa tradition for people to get together to celebrate the season with good talk. good music and good cheer at a_New Years•Levee. 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