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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-06-11, Page 14-X4104,16- We're at your service U EVRYl3.AY SERV -I -C -E Ea RING CLAWS Sizing up - first size 12. Each additional size up 350 Sizing Down - regardless of how many sizes 6. 4 Claws w Retipped 24. Each additional claw. GOLD CHAIN Solder WATCH BATTERY A INSTALLATIONS... 4. 5. 6. All our service work done at Anstett Manufacturing Limited, by our own certified Goldsmiths. ANSTETT Estimates and consultations at no charge. JEWELLERS 2 The Square GODERICH 524-4195 Main Corner CLINTON 482.3901 ATTENTION TRUCK BUYERS Special prices are now available on Standard Cab Mazda B2000's Community News EXAMPLE 1986 B2000 LONG BOX DELUXE Special striping, 5 speed„ AM/FM stereo, step bumper; intermittent wipers, digital clock, agar ex- tended warranty plus 30 other standard features. Model No. P7L.658645 ONLY 913020* Similar Savings on Sport Std. Cabs *Plus freight, P.D.I., Licence, Taxes Offer expires June 21, 1986 M W MOTORS LTD. Sales, Service, Parts & Leasing 184 EAST ST. GODERICH 524-2113 Robertson Public School students got a taste of what Expo 86 might be like, last Friday. Each class selected a country that has a pavilliou at Expo and undertook an activity to represent it. Above, Jason Woodall, Brian Pickell and Aric Burns, all grade six pupils, decorate their classroom door in Japanese style.( Photo by Paul Hartman) Ten women will vie for crown The Port Albert 150th Committee require the use of approximately 50 picnic•tables for the weekend of Aug. 1, 2, 3 and 4. Would all people willing to loan their tables please call Brian Draper - 529-7313. A car rally sponsored by the Port Albert 150th is on Sunday, June 15. Starting point is Petrie's`Store at 1:30 p.m. The entry fee, of $5 includes lunch. On Saturday, June 21, a CKNX Barndance will be held at W.G. Thompson's and Sons, Port Albert. The bar opens at 7. From 8 to 9:30 entertainers from CKNX will perform and Miss Port Albert will be crowned. A dance will follow with music provided by D.i.'s. Food is available. The Miss Port Albert contestants and their sponsors are: Rhonda Burt - Larry Park Electric; Mia Dalton - Kingsbridge Reality; Mary Lynn Doherty - Petrie's Store; Stephanie Durnin - Lakeline Dairy Farms; Lisa Feagan - Bryan Stothers, Bricklaying; Jane Haskell - W.G. Thomp- sons & Sons; Laurie Hayden - Happy Hollow Camp; Koreen Juergens - West Wawanosh Insurance; Margaret Knoop - Huronia Welding; and Barbara Smith - Dhaliwal Poultry Farms. Marg and Bill Balkwill are spending a few days at their cottage in Port Albert. During the winter they spent three weeks in Hawaii and five weeks in Florida. While in Hawaii they visited Pearl Har- bour and the Arizona memorial. 1 PAGE 14—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1986 i BBQ & TANK STRUCTO BBQ 30,000 BTU 426 sq. In. cooking surface. Ignitor, dual burner. - Reg. $249.99 189 99 20 Ib. Propane Tank Reg. $22.99 $2099 AM/FM STEREO with Cassette Detachable Speakers Auto Stop Reg. $179.99 $8999 TREMCLAD RUST PAINT 4 Litre $2199 Reg. $26.99 1 Litre $699Reg. $8.99 VAPONETTE INSECT STRIP Reg. $3.99 $2" Bedding' Plants 2 Price mum TIRE FUJI VIDEO CASSETTE VHS & BETA $, 9Reg. $ 9.99 12" 3 SPEED FAN $2799 Reg. $32.99 20" MOWER 31/2 H.P i $20999 $�0.OFF FREE ASSEMBLEY on all In stock Regular Priced Bicycles 4 % CASH BONUS COUPONS THE RIGHT CHOICE HAS NEVER BEENIO CLEAR OPEN 9.9 THURS. & FRI. TED O'NEILL LIMITED 524.2121 PORT ALBERT NEWS Tom Livingstone, 529-7645 In Maui an interesting side trip was spent in the bay watching the hump back whales which come down from Alaska to spend the winters in the warm waters of the bay. Kay Fennell; Isobel Gutcher and Marg and Bill Balkwill spent last week in Van- couver and Expo 86. While there they visited Victoria and the beautiful Butcharts Gardens. They returned by a bus trip through the mountains to Calgary, visited Banff and Lake Louise. Darlene Bauer was a patient in the Alex- andra and Marine Hospital and has return- ed home again. Norval and Ruth Anderson have opened their cottage "Rivers Bend" for the sum- mer. The Andersons spent April in Florida and while there, had visitors fromPort Albert, Helen Gardener and also Tom and Anne Livingstone. Communion was observed at Christ Church on Sunday, the Service being con- ducted by the Rev. Robert Crocker at 2 p.m. During the week members of the ACW at- tended the spring Deanery at St. Peter's Lucknow. The guest speaker, Sister Thelma Ann from the Sisterhood of St. John the Divine in Toronto showed slides and told of the three homes under the care of this Mission Work. The Fall Deanery will be held in Walkerton on Oct. 7. The ACW met in the Church Wednesday morning and the project of the day was spr- ing cleaning of the basement. The meeting was held later with"plans being made for a wedding reception and on June 28 a garage sale in the basement of the church. Bessie Bellinger read the secretary's report and Cora Cook gave the Treasurer's Report. New windows have been made and installed in the basement of the Church and eaves for the outside of the building. Bessie Bellinger, Margaret Young and Alma Black attended the Deanery meeting; Road work is being carried on in the village.and.some .beautifying is being done, Plans are going ahead for the 150th weekend in August. Several folk are busy working on the editing of the history book of Port Albert, orders are being taken at the Petrie Store. Order early and save $5! There is a contest for the best appearing gardens, so many folk are truly putting on an extra effort for this event. Local teamsters attend horse pull Several local teamsters and horse en- thusiasts attended a horse pull at the farm of Ken and Judy Shortreed of Walton. Friends and neighbors gathered at Henry and Bernice Drennan's farm Saturday night for a stag and doe in honor of their daughter Donna and Stuart Alton who will be married June 14. Bob and Jean Simpson and Donald and Edith Simpson left Friday for a short trip to Sault Ste. Marie to visit with relatives. They also stopped at Milford Bay to visit with Bob and Jean's daughter and son-in-law Gary and Jay Kaye and family. The Kintail School is open again but not for school. Ralph Fillmore .of the Amberlei area opened the school June 7 as a store for KINGSBRIDGE- KINTAIL Jennifer Dalton 529-7420 crafts, antiques and collectables. The store is called "Duckies" and offers a large varie- ty of crafts made by people in Huron and Bruce Counties. The crafts range from quilts and baby clothes to Christmas decora- tions and wall hangings. Mingled in with the crafts are antiques Ihe Ultimate in Hair Design" 53 South St. 524-4279 Goderich ��a rouertan�as ranging .oIleet21)IPs ranging from rockers and chairs to pictures' and dishes and many delicious items including sugar -free muffins for those who can't eat sugar. The informal display encourages people to browse around freely. Mr. Fillmore plans to have the store open just on weekends until the end of June. After it will be open Monday to Saturday 10-6 p.m. with his daughter Heidi operating the store. Several people from the area attended the CWL Charity Auction of Sacred Heart Parish in Wingham. They had a successful auction despite the weather. There were over 150 buyers and they raised close to $5,000. This money is being used to help in the construction of a new church. Turn to page 18 • FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER 166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONE 524-8761 Evenings and Sundays phone 529-7253 When reviewing your home insurance needs. consider The Co-operators. 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