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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-09, Page 20tr Moments to 0* Relnember - V. Profess ity Portraits 3.5x7,* 2 . 331x5* 12 Wallet Size *APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS Poses,otir seleaion, Additional portraits available at reascinable prices with complete package. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money . cheerfully refunded. One offer per family. .84 $ Lots' drreilNi.G'eFIEVE PER PERSpN. PAPE 24—,COPEEICIE $19,14AIATAR, VirElINF;SDA Y. APR Ti qMa Iiiiiii•••**011011 I+ 7aexvaetnioune Canada nevenu Canada Impot Income Tax • ons? Anew If you have a problem with your federal income tax retum, we can help. If you need advice or extra copies of the tax return, schedules and forms, we have them. Need booklets,, guides, builetins? We have those, too. We're at your service Starting April 10 and until April 11, we'll be at Goderich Post Office. This special local tax information centre, staffed by RevenueCanada, Taxation, will be 4 pleased to help you from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone service is also available from the district taxation offices across the country. Check the toll-free number listed in the telephone directory or at the back of your tax guide. From February 24 until April 24, your district office is extending telephone hours until 6:00 p.m., Monday to Thursday. On April 28,29 and 30, telephone hours are again extended to MO p.m. Cana Al. •• • 01, .00.04i Community News After Five ets peek at Spring fashions toRt' The Goderich and District After Five had a Spring Peek at fashions on March 25 by Kim Burgsma. The elegant loungewear, along with being enjoyable to look at, was also fun for our models to wear. The group had the pleasure of hearing a flautist as the young and talented Abby Smallwood provided some soothing sounds. Speaker Shirley Litt concentrated her message on the idea of commitment. She ex- plained how you can't very well call yourself a Christian and not know what God's Word has to say to you. She said many tomes one can be acting like a Christian yet not really have the right relationship or commitment with Jesus Christ. Guest Night will be April 25th at Saltford Valley Hall. • At the annual zone conference for Zone of the Klnettes held in Goderich last week, members wore Easter bonnets to raise money .for cystic fibrosis. Dorothy Scott and Carol Davidson, the hostesses of the evening stand with Gretta Gill, District One coordinator from Collingwood and Adele Drennan, Zone K coordinator, of Goderich. (photo by Susan Indertmark) Legion donates $3200 to local charities , The poppy committee reports that Wreaths were placed on the Vets Plot at the cemetery courtesy of Roberson Memorial School, St. Mary's School and the Sunset Circle Club. The Wreaths on the cenotaph at present were provided by the Royal Cana- dian Naval Association, the Victoria L.O.L. No. 182 and the MacKay Centre for Seniors. These wreaths were purchased during the Branch poppy campaign last November. A vote of thanks was extended to enter- tainment chairman Ron Stewart and his committee for the success of the band con- cert and reception for the Central Band which was held in the Jubilee room follow- ing the concert. Some tickets are still available for the Ladies Appreciation dinner which, will be held on May 10. The speaker at the Branch 109 Vimy Ban- quet this year will be the Past Provincial Secretary comrade Reg Cleator. This din- ner will be held on Saturday April 12. The Branch Jubilee committee is sponsoring a Yard, Rummage and Bake Sale to be held at the Branch on Saturday April 26 from 8 a.m. to noon. Anyone wishing to donate items to this sale is requested to contact the Branch or comrade Howard Carroll. The monthly general meeting of Legion Branch 109 was held on Tuesday April 1 in the Jubilee room with 50 members present and President John A. MacDonald in the chair. The Branch approved five donations with a total value of $3200. These donations were as follows: $100 to the Ladies Auxiliary In- vitational Bowling Tournament; $500 to the Linda Reid Special Olympics Appeal; $500 to send Goderich Collegiate students to the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre; $100 to the Easter Seal, Telethon and $2000 to the Legiori Choxitable Founclatigp, Bursary fund. The applications for associate menilier- ship from D. Steep, T. Vance and R. Haberland and for Fraternal Affiliate membership from S.R. Hvorak and J.P. Wild were accepted by the floor. The meeting' approved the purchase and installation of a security system which using a coded lock will restrict the access of the members to the lower floor only. Access to the main and upper floors will be allowed only when events are being held in these areas. The Legion District C convention will be held this year on Sunday April 13 at Branch 130 Hanover.. Any member who would like to • attend this convention is requested to con- tact the Branch. A district sports meeting is to be held in Mount Forest. The Clinton Legion Branch is holding a Jubilee Golf Tournament on Satur- day May 25 at the Bayview Golf Club. Any interested members of Branch 109 are in- vited to attend. The Branch nomination committee brought in the following slate of Legion Branch 109 officers for the 1986-87 Legion year. Thee nominations are as follows: President - Alvin Blackwell, 1st Vice Presi- dent - Stan Profit, 2nd Vice President - Don Kernick, Treasurer - Harold Cook and no nominee as yet for Branch Secretary. All positions for officers 'and chairmen of the Branch i11 be open for nomination at the next general meeting which is -scheduled to be held in the Jubilee room on Tuesday May 6 at 7:30 p.m. A full attendance is requested for this important meeting of Branch 109, which is both nominations and election night. Carol Simons speaks to Victoria Street IJ.C.W. Leona- McBride welcomed eighteen membersand four visitors and opened the meeting with a poem and singing of the theme song when pill 2, friendly Helpers of Victoria St. U.d.W. met in the church base- Anenton Widneadll •.• Ruby tlgetett, a p�extl Yid • an Easter scripture tacen from Mark 16. The group sang 'Jesus Christ is Risen To- day' and Ruby gave an appropriate Easter Message.' — Roll call -was answered with maiden name and place of birth, and we found we hailed `700440•40:4400074020~401$00•04004417001007.44:00=4010001240P14410100====00=241440041%01=a0MDM•140414=. 003EC01=444===MMICtSreilfroiMM31140701Y, rinewtv • at" Nur JrJr . , NATION Until May 15, 1986, VG:Nation.41itust will charge you NO FEE*, whether you need a new mortgage or wish tb transfer ftotn another financial , institution. 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Leona thanked our speaker and closed this , part of the meeting With • • ' "1 A Chinese Auction, 4ich included bak- ing; canned goods, crafts and plants, Was held. . As the next meeting is near Mother's Day, we are asked to.bring our mother, daughter or friend. 1 SAT. • APflIL 19 10.5 Su 6 stiVla 1497 Bayfleld1116., Goderich 4. 5 •