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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-02-26, Page 1136. Announcements, notices NOTICE OF IMPORTANT MEETING FOR ALL FOODLAND HYDRO COMMITTEE MEMBERS at Exeter High School on Monday, March 3, 1986 et 6:00 p.m. 13E SURE TO ATTEND! 46. In memoriam MANDERSON In loving memory of my dear mother, Annette Manderson, who passed away February 17, 1981. Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard but always near, Always loved and missed and very dear. Lovingly remembered by your daughter Lillian. -09 PARK In loving memory of dear husband, father and grandfather, Thomas J. Park, who died March 3, 1971. The heart is a treasure chest Where we keep our memories We have gathered through the years. Memories of happy times And persons who are dear We miss you always oui ') oar memories keep you near. Always remembered by wife Gertrude, children and grandchildren. -09 GILDERS In loving memory of a dear father and grand- father, Wilfred Gilders, who passed away one year ago March 1, 1985. You were always there to tell a joke, To help us out, when we were broke. You taught us well, and helped us grow And with much love, we thank you so. You lived each day of your life, For your family and your wife. For nothing seemed to please you more, Than to see us all come in the door: An understanding heart, An intelligent mind We miss you, Dad, - You were one of a kind. Loved and remembered always by Doug, Hilda, David and Jackie. -09 a GILDERS In fond and loving memory of a very dear brother Wilfred Gilders who passed away one year ago March 1st, 1985. 'You meant so very much to us, That nothing we can say, Can tell the sadness in our hearts, As we think,ofyou today. , It doesn't matter tke day or year, There are always memories always a tear, Memories don't fade they just grow deep, For someone we laved, but could not keep. Sadly missed by Gordon and Barbara. -09x 47. dird of thanks McGRATTEN • Thank you to all my many friends, neighbours and family, Ladies Auxiliary, Rev. Wood, Dr. M. Dawson and nurses of 2nd East for their lovely flowers, visits and telephone calls during my re- cent stay in hospital. Beatrice McGratten.-09x EEDY We would like to express our sincere thanks to . our friends, neighbors and relatives, who sent flowers, cards and made donations at the time of our bereavement. Many thanks for the food that was sent to our home and a very special thanks to Tom and Rita Tobey, Bernadette and Stu Smith and Sharon and novid Dawson. Thank, you to the ambulance crew and Dr. Neal, the Canadian Foresters No. 86, and Court Fascination 11901 for their service. Thanks to the McCallum Funeral Home and Rev. Roberts, the UCW of Dungannon United Church, for a most delicious lunch. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Isabelle Eedy, Paul and Barb, Rosemary and Bill and families. -09 District News GODS RICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1986 -PAGE 11 uilters are invited to community .centre HOLMESVII.I,f• - The Enterprising Seniors met in the community centre in Holmesville on February 20 with Beet Mc- Creath in charge. Jean Lobb played the piano for the opening and Mr. McCreath welcomed new member Mary Puffer. The roll call was taken. Charlotte Norman read the minutes of the previous meeting which were approved as read. Frank Yeo presented the treasurer's report. Bus trips were discussed with the possibility of one to the Geritol Follies in Hamilton m June. It was also decided to go to Hu onview in June to entertain the residents. Charlie and HODGKINSON Thank you to my family, friends and neighbours for their thoughtfulness and kindness during my recent stay in the ' London and Goderich Hospitals. Special thanks to Dr. Thomson and Dr. Sutherland and the 1st floor I.C.U. nurses. Kay Hodgkinson. -09 48. Coming Events SINGLES DANCE, Saturday March 1st, at Vic- torian Inn Stratford. Dancing 9-1. Music by Ten- nesseeCountry.-09 HOLIESV,ILLE NEWS ®t.n®t,e t7e®vee, 4D12 -33e3 Irene Pearce from Brantford were also on hand and Charlie always has a reading or two for the group. Bert McCreath, with his good memory, gave two readings of World War I. The group found that they had a musical group in their presence, calling -themselves The Mum and Dad. Charlotte Norman (Mum) was on the piano and Norman enter- tained. The Enterprising. Seniors will meet in the Community Centre March 6 at 2:30 p.m. Ruth and Murdock Morrison will be in charge of entertainment and it's to be live 11.'1 Wit►"1", MP. entertainment, so come out and bring a friend. Church News The Morning Worship service was well at- tended. Rev. J. Bechtel officiating. Rev. Bechtel told the children a story before they went to their classes. Douglas Yeo and Larry Rutledge received the offering. On March 2 there will be a giant skating party for Holmesville Church and Wesley - Willis Church. The senior choir of Holmesville United Church went to Huronview to put on an hour of entertainment. Verna Lobb was on the piano, Robba Lobb, The Lobb Quartet, Jackie Norman all sang and Hugh Lobb played the violin and John Greidanus played his accordion. Elsie Henderson thanked the group for corning. Elsie, being a Lobb, was right at home with the group. Quilting There is quilting every Tuesday m the community centre in Holmesville at 9 a.m. Bring your lunch. AU ladies are welcome who would like to quilt. UCW News The organizational meeting of the Even- ing Unit of the UCW was held on February 11. The officers for the upcoming term are unit leader, Barb Norman; assistant leader, Martie Lobb; secretary, Joan Crawford; treasurer, Norma Preszcator; Aocial com- mittee, Jan Rutledge and Edna Jantze: flowers, Robba Lobb. The next meeting will be held on March 18 at 8 p.m. Dessert Euchre, March 19 is the date of the Annual Dessert Euchre sponsored by seven groups in the area under Goderich Township Womens In- stitute. There will be door prizes and also prizes for cards. Get well wishes are sent to Clarence Per- due who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Lochalsh has visitors PEARSON I wish to thank all who visited me, sent cards, treats and phone calls while I was in Hospital and since coming home. Special mention to the nurses and staff on the 2nd4loor of Wingham Hospital and the doctors at Lucknow Medical Centre. Your kindness was much appreciated. Nels.-09 HELESIC I,wish to thank my friends for the cards and en- quiries while a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and in Goderich Hospital. A special thank you to friends at Meneset Pork and my family for rides and assistance. 1 have the highest regard for the Home Care System and the •Canadian Cancer Society and their volunteers.'They are both very worthy organiza- tions. Stephen Helesic.-09 DRAPER 1 wish to thank friends and neighbors for cards and visits while I was to Alexandra Hospital, Goderich. Special thanks to Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 and to Dr. James Rourke, Dr. Flowers, and nurses and staff I.C.U. Brian. -09x YOUNG I wish to express my appreciation to friends and neighbours formll their help, for visits and cards during my stay in University Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. Rorabeck, nurses and staff of ninth floor east wing. Arnold Young. -09x STEVENSON The family of the late James Stevenson wish to thank relatives and friends for their expression of sympathy, flowers arid donations received during the loss of a dear father, grandfather, great grandfather, and great -great grandfather. A special thank you to the staff of Maitland Manor, Dr. James Rourke, Dr. Megan Poole for their care and kindness during his illness, and McCallum'. Funeral home and Mr. Walter Gar. diner for their words of comfort. Our deepe gratitude to everyone. The Stevenson Family, --09x ARTICLES FOR SALE' BUILDINGS Factory liquidation of in -stock in- ventory Widths 30-120', Heights 10-22 ft. All priced for immediate sale. Buy now, take spr- ing delivery. Gulf Steel 1-416-828-6262.-0.9 $ CHEAP FOR CASH $ All steel quonset buildings never erected, ship anywhere. 40' x 100 for s9,999. Also 26 x 28, 35 x 36, 46 x80 and 40 x 60 straight wall (416) 699.6151.-0-9 STEEL BUILDINGS 4 only Quonset models. Order cancelled, immediate delivery. 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Monday - Friday 9-5, Saturday 9.12.-0.9 LIVESTOCK CANADA'S Purebred Poultry Headquarters! 150 varieties, chicks - 25 breeds, geese, ducks, turkeys, guineas, pheasants. -Red River Hat- cheries, Box 362, Morris, Manitoba, ROG 1KO. March - June. Phone 1-800-665-0433. Viso. Mastercard. -0-9 BABY CHICKS. 12 varieties to choose from in- cluding heavy meat types and capons. Ship- ment by Parcel Post or Railroad. Send for price list Bonnie's Chick Hatchery, Box 154, Elmira, N3B 2Z6 (519)669.2561.-0-9 TRAVEL BED 8 BREAKFAST in British Columbia. Plan your Expo Holiday now. Double accommoda- tion with breakfast $45. 23 minutes to Expo. Write Royal City Bed and Breakfast, 628 Tenth Street, New Westminster, B.C. V3M 3Z8. (604) 521.5733.-0.9 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PROSPEROUS Men's and ladies clothing store.' Large 4 -bedroom apartment upstairs. Renfrew County tourist village. Information write The Eganville Leader, Box 310 Eganville, Ont. 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Florence MacLennan and her ' friend Shirley of Kitchener spent the weekend with Rhetta MacLennan. Also visiting Rhetta during the week was her grandson Colin MacLennan of Toronto, son of George and Jean MacLennan. - Jim and Cecil Webster of Waterloo were home on the Weekend with their parents Wellington and Kae Webster. Congratulations to Bruce and Jane Mary Luescher of Point Clark on the arrival of their son. The proud grandparents are Leonard and Muriel Courtney of Point LOCHALSH NEWS Kee Webster, 396-6267 Clark. Ewen and Marj MacLean were in Sarnia and Wyoming for a couple of days last week visiting with relatives and friends. Charles and Mayme Wilkins were at Bill 'Wilkins' Friday evening for a and JOa:911f[C 7e dar_eeea --✓ - birthday party for their grandson Ian. Dungannon man becomes chartered accountant JodyKerr, 17 year old daughter of Lois and Doug Kerr is a patient in Victoria hospital London, following removal of a kidney on Friday morning. Congratulations are extended to Greg Henderson son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderson (Jean Errington) who suc- cessfully passed the Chartered Accounting exam of Alberta. Greg has accepted a posi- tion with a Calgary firm. Margaret and Jim Errington returned from visiting daughter Cindy, Denis and three-year-old granddaughter Erin Maxym- chuk in Surrey, British Columbia. Nels Pearson returned to his home last Monday following a stay in Wingham F hospital. Bertha and Freeman Olson have returned home following a four 'week holiday in Florida. They enjoyed a week on the Keys and also visited with Bertha's aunt ' at Melbourne. Jean Broughton has returned home from a' 10 day holiday in Winnipeg with Marie Molyneaux and family. Bill and Marie Park, Todd and Brad visited on Sunday with Vicki and Ted Henry in Goderich. Brad stayed the weekend. There were 16 tables at the seniors' week- ly euchre H.L. Roberta Linskill. L.L. tie DUNGANNON DOINGS .Merie Perk, 629-7719 Helen Jiholson and Louise Brindley, Helen won by,the cut. H.M. Raymond Boyle, L.M.. Mel Jones. BY LAURIE PENTLAND "Hey Barry! That first 4-H meeting on `Etiquette Eor the 80s' was really infor- mative, wasn't it?" ' It'aure was, Dennis. Dungannon 1 has nine enthusiastic members." • "Elections voted Barry Nivens in as presi- dent, Jean McWhinney as" vice, and Laurie Pentland as press reporter. Joanne Sproul and Judy Gregory have Donna Gregory helping them as assistant ' leader. The meeting covered appropriate introductions for different situations and Donna demonstrated how to properly arrange food, buffet style." "That's greet?, ' And the next etiquette meeting will be held Feb. 24." 9998 or (519) 424-9093. Proprietors. K.S.. Improving communication EDUCATIONAL TRAIN to be an auctioneer. A proven dynamic cassette and book course that teaches the auc- tioneers bid call. Auctioneering for pleasure and big profits. 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Appointment times available to process 1905 tax returns in your home. FARM BUSINESS CONSULTANTS, 2109 Oxford St. E., London, NSV,2ZA. Call toll-free 1- 800.265-1002. In business year round a ng farmers for over 34 years. -0-4-16 LOTTO PLAYERS! Winsystem/One guarantees Lotto profits. Tested, proven, simple formula comes complete for only 54.95. Winter Nor- thwest, 71.14971/2 Queen West, Toronto, M6R 1A3. Quantity discounts.-9tf r The Only way to get YOUR ad in 2,5 million homes in Canada for $659.°° or in 1,241,807 homes' in Ontario for 9195.°° place ,Yur Blanket Classified Ad by calling onir of our helpful classified ad- visors at your nearest weekly newspaper office for detail'. Lucknow 528.2822 Boderlch 524.2814 Kincardine 398'2983 Clinton 482.3443 Walkerton 881.1800 Uesforth 521.0240 ' Mitchell , 340.8431 0101 rwr+e.,m011e�1110 1111.1e1011011100 1 141 among schools, parents RV MAR•YANN DEMPCEY been expressed by parents. One of the major requests that I have had, After Christmas, he started monthly cof- as a new trustee to the Huron Board of fee meetings to give parents the opportunity Education, is to improve communications to speak to him and the vice-principal, Mrs. among board, school and parents. I have Wilson. The first meeting was on .Jan. 16th discussed this request with the principals of and it was enjoyed by all who attended. The the three schools in my jurisdiction and the topics of discussion were the 6 -day cycle, 10 administration of the school board. minute recesses, the Dec. newsletter, school Mr. MacLennan, principal of Robertson trips and the block parent phone-in pro - Memorial School, has been attempting to gram. Some of the suggestions that came improve communications in various ways. out of this meeting included trying to ensure He's sent a questionnaire to each student's that all children get at least 2 - 3 substantial home which asked the parents to identify school trips during their elementary career, any questions they might have regarding encouraging the school to set up a system to the school. make sure that parents are notified if their He then started a newsletter that inform- child does not appear at school (this will ed the families of all coming events, necessitate parent volunteers) and en - changes at the school and good news items. cour'aging that the newsletter be sent out It also addressed any concerns that had monthly at approximately the same time. ®u ■ was' ita ■ The next coffee meeting is Feb. 20th at 10 • Another way in which parental input Is be- im ing encouraged at Robertson is including parents on the committee forrried to write ■ the student's code df behavior. ▪ Mr. MacLennan and I have also con- sidered establishing on- sidered,establishing a parents liaison com- ■ njittee. That idea has been put aside for MI discussion in the future. N II discussed the various ways that the "doors" were being `opened' in the elemen- tary system with Mr. Linfield, Victoria school's.principal. He stated that he has not ig had any complaints from parents concern- ing this problem. He feels the large number • of parent volunteers that come into the ® school daily,_ provide a good aline of com- munication between school and home. He is ® very satisfied with the effectiveness of this • and the newsletters that are sent home. ® I had a good meeting with the principal, Mr. 'Murphy and the vice-principal, Mr. E. Murdy to discuss communications at the ® secondary school. They are very open to any mi suggestions., To date, they have had no com- • plaints in this area from the community. IN They are presently discussing .methods of IIimproving communications with the superintendents of education. ' I have also addressed my concerns at the ® board level to other trustees and to the Director of Education, Mr. Allan. I hope to see some major improvements in the near •an future as they all.agree that we should be LYON • concentrating on satisfying the public's re- PATquest, m - PINERY NI BARN On ■ On Hwy. 21 4 Miles S. of Grand Bend r AUCTION Sunday March 2 1P.M. • • We will be selling an si outstanding selection of Modern ■ and Antique furnishings removed'from Two Homes 1111 for convenience of sale. • This is a Sale You a Shouldn't Miss!I • Consignments always welcome from 1 Item to complete households. 111 Auctioneer a.m. I would like to hear from any of you who may have suggestions as to how we could 243.2713 NI further improve communication. Call me at ill 524.4283th r 'd 1wyou ► eas ,.. they would be ver much appreciated. i •