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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-05-07, Page 10PAGE 10 --GODERICH SIGNAL;STAR. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 1986 ANOTHER SPECIAL Cormunit. News 1 CH/' SE FRO ` ySLER C We are offering LOVA R;kTE FINANCING EdHagleon Top Quality Used Cann available at the Home of the Great Deals Where Service sells Cars & Trucks USED CARS 9'70FINANCING 0 36 mont6s or • 11.9 °Ao up to 48 moths NO DOWN PAYMENT AIR CONDITIONING on most cars .1985 DODGE LANCER AM/FM STEREO Sesquicentennial will feature polka music The ghost of Jonathan Miller will pro- bably appear at the tented tavern at Cunn- ingham's Fielii on July 18 and 19. Jonathan Miller, renowned for his weight of 485 lbs, once ran the Benmiller Hotel. Daniel Miller, his father, is listed in a gazet- teer of 1863 as innkeeper, at which tiitne Jonathan would have been 19. It is not known when Jonathan took over but accor- ding to the Huron Signal of 1877. he and hie motner had erected a large addition to ac- commodate a grocery store and post office. Jonathan conducted Hotel Bedford in Goderich from 1896 until 1904. Also in the 1900's, he operated the Grip House in Seaforth. Jonathan moved to Carlow and operated the Hotel until his death in 1910. Jonathan, married a Miss McCullough of Goderich Township. They enjoyed music and often entertained friends in their home with songs around the piano. This same hospitaiity wili be offered at Jonathan Miller's Tavern on Fri., July 18 when Rudy Meeks, a four, time fiddler champion at Shelburne and a Grand Champion at Nashville will provide toe tapping music. Square dancing will also be enjoyed. Sat. evening will feature the lively polka music of Walter Ostanek. The ghost of Jonathan Miller should smile with enjoy- ment during Colbqrne Townships Sesquicentennial. equipped with fuel injection engine air conditioning AM/FM stereo, cruise control plus uch more *'85 ARIES CARAVELLES *'85 RELIANTS '85 DODGE 600 CIVIC CORNER On Monday, May 12 at 7:30 p.m., Goderich council will meet at town hall. On Tuesday, May 13 at noon, the tourist committee will meet at the town hall. On Wednesday, May 14 at 1:15 p.m., the traffic committee will meet attown hall. Pictured above is just one of the many top quality, low mileage cars that await your inspection. These cars all carry balance of N/C warranty plus extended 5/80 powertrain coverage. HARBOR REPORT TRADE INS WELC ' ME Don Swan ODERICH LYMOUTH HRYSLER LTD. "Shake hands withtthe:Horne ,of the Greet ••Dear Where Service Sells Cars and Trucks! 414 Huron Rd. Goderich 524-73E33 Above terms available with acceptable credit. An experiment Using homemade soap won Shoana Martin first prize in the senior experi- ment category at the St. Mary's School Science Fair. (photo by Susan Hundertmark) Lochalsh couple attends Harbouraire's concert Marion MacLennan of Sudbury is current- ly at home withher mother Rhetta MacLennan. Mr. and Mrs. Go,don Robb were in Kit- chener on Sunday'where they visited cousins. Barry and $etty.4 „'ones were in Goderich Saturday when they ook in the Harbouraire Club concert. While there, they also visited George and Betty Moncrief. Anumber of . the parents and family members•Were aLBirookside School Wednes- day evening to attend the concert presented by the students. M Barbara Rogerson acids her two boys, MQM'STHEWQRD Our Gift to Morn, We will plant any free order of $500 or more FREE OF CHARGE Friday or Saturday only A 0© Rose /0 Bush Reg. $7.99es 5.60 OFF Over 400 to choose FRI. & SAT. ONLY Give Mom, a .Gift that will brighten up her day all year. 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Hwy. 8,1/4 mile East of Benmlller Rd. , Please phone 524.6383 Lesley Zolob, Manager BUYON. GetISI Second /2 rtviit.;14. Offer exjtlres Monday, Rag May 12, 1980 LOCHALSH NEWS Kee Webster, 395-5257 Charles and Andrew,, were home on the weekend with Dorothy Finlayson. - Carol Finlayson, husband John Balch and their boys Alexander and Nicholas are spen- ding a couple of weeks holidays in the area. The Algowood arrived light from Toronto April 25 for a load of salt, clearing the Goderich Harbour April 26 for Ferrysburg. The John B. Aird arrived light from Hamilton on April 29 and cleared harbour the next day bound for Milwaukee. The Frankcliffe Hall from Montreal,arriv- ed light for the first time in Goderieh on May 3 and left the following day with'a load of salt for Montreal. The Frankquelin arrived from Thunder Bay with a load of grain April 21, leaving the next day light to return to Thunder Bay. The Ontadoc arrived with one hold of grain from Collingwood on April 26 and left light for Thunder Bay the same day. The Canadoc arrived with one hold of grain from Thunder Bay on April 29,, and cleared harbour April 30 bound for Prescott with a load of grain. The Canadian Coast Guard boat Ca Hurd returned to Goderich Harbour for t season April 25 and the Island Queen cruise ship arrived in the harbour from Toronto April 26. Dorothy Shoemaker Literary Award Contest inners Will ounced Friday, May 23, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kitchener Public Library 85 Queen St., N. Kitchener, Ontario (Please use Queen St. Entrance) Ms. Joan Barfoot and Mr. Rienzi Crusz will announce the winners and present the prizes You are cordially invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. The Dorothy Shoemaker Literary Award Contest is sponsored by participating public libraries in Ontario Library Service-•Saugeen and the Ministry o( Citizenship and Culture. :�.�tf'JS:��'iT::7,.•,.f,.,,+.':::;H/,.::�::�.�:ii:i:i'L:: v,::::%:'i`/:?if:!�: �? � i%: Rollies SALE Spring Our spring merchandise has arrived and we have a large selection of: • Baseball • Camping • Bicycles • Fishing • Skateboards For over 40 years, Rollie's has specialized in SALES & SERVICE and'in order to serve our customers bet- ter, we are open 7 days a week 8 a.rr. till 9 p.m. i..-�• Clip and Bring 0 off any store merchandise with this coupon Coupon expires May 15/86 --'Clip and Bring' "We make it worth the trip" e clito 1 1 1 Rollie's Sports & Cycle Hwy. 1121 1 bloc4 North of Lights Grand Bend 238-241