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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-06-25, Page 13INS un•. j_ _..non rest ..ent' returns from Piii .:.d Mrs. Isabel Carter and family of London recently called on her sister Jean Broughton. The Carter family were on their return from Stokes Bay. Also calling were son Don and 'Jane Broughton, Becky and Robert of London. Robert celebrated his first birthday on June 9. Tom and Delores Culbert were dinner guests with Jean on Sunday. Congratulations to Don and Karen Boak on the birth of Ashley at Wingham hospital on Monday, June 16. Proud grandparents are Jim and Phyllis Boak of R.R. 1 Dungannon. Peter Kawalicki returned on Friday from a three week visit to his homeland of Poland and Russia. Tom and Delores Culbert and Jean Broughton met him at London airport. While in London they visited with Don and Jane Broughton, Becky and Robert. A few of our local seniors attended the lun- cheon held on Tuesday, June 17 at Huron - view. Those who enjoyed the music provid- ed by the Huron Strings and others were Eldon Culbert, Evelyn Errington, Jean Broughton and Tom and Delores Culbert. [DUNGANNON [DOINGS Maria Park, -52 7715 The Dungannon Post Office has been mov- ed to the Saxony Carpet store located beside the Imperial Bank, of Commerce on the main street. For those who enjoy the use of the library, Irvine Eedy still operates this from the store on Thursday afternoon. Katie Bendig, daughter of Mike and Val Bendig, celebrated her second birthday on Sunday with a party at home in Goderich. Grampa and Gramma Bill and Marie Park and Brad, Tom Park and Tim and Wanda Hodges from Dungannon attended as well as her aunts and uncles in Goderich. There were 12 tables of cards at the Turn to page 18 Barn dance is great Saturday's CKNX Barndance was a huge success; the entertainment was well receiv- ed and enjoyed by all. Even the weatherman cooperated by providing good weather until the end of the dance. The ten princesses, representing various businesses in the community, presented a difficult decision to judges: Mr: Bob,Shrier, Mrs. Lois Ottewell and Mrs: Dawna Richardson. After a lovely tribute to all the girls from Mr. Bob Shrier, the awards were made. Mary Lynn Doherty , received the Miss Friendship Award, Mia Dalton - Honourable Mention, Mary Lynn Doherty - Second Runnerup, Laurie Hayden - First Runnerup and Jane Haskell - Miss Port Albert. Jane, who is the daughter of Doug and Pat Haskell, will definitely give our festivities a crowning touch. Congratula- tions to Kelly Brindley, Pauline Nicholson and Diane MacLean for a well organized „event. Picnic tables are still in short supply for success PORT ALBERT NEWS the August 1, 2, 3 & 4th, celebrations. Would anyone willing to loan out their table for the weekend please contact Brian Draper at 529-7313. The 150th Committee wish to extend a belated thank you to Ernie and Zella Crawford, Stella Crawford and Mel and Helen Dickson for the excellent job they did in contacting former residents of Port Albert and inviting them, to the celebrations. A garage sale will be held at Christ Church June 28th from 10 a.m. — 2 p.m. Lunch will be served. Donations are welcome. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAB, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1986 PAGE 13 (iin City. la ,School of �Hairrstylln, , Waterloo, Ont. R *Hairstyling ®Barbering ®Ear Piercing *Make-up z ' ` 55 Erb St. East ter -. r4S. department t of the Goderich Public The managemeui and- employees of �.,1e�,:�ac..4 •��.�.. � �. Utilities Commission, from the left, Ernie Porter, superintendent, Bill Desjardines and Joe Roose nalen recently received the American Water Works Association Award of Merit in .recognition of having operating 340,000 consecutive manhours without a disabling injury ac- cident. This is the fourth consecutive year the local PUC has been successful in receiving the award of merit for their continuous perfect safety record. (photo by Sharon Dietz) Clinton Retirement Home "Home Away From Home" •Large, Private Rooms •Home Cooked Meals *Reasonable Rates Call Us Today for Viewing Isabel Brezinski 482-5208 Georgina Durnin 526-7554 1930's, 40's & 50's SOFA SETS "Built to Last!" from $1759° -IUM GE MN ROOM - 44 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD - 7 ARTHUR–YOUNG Janet Marie Young, of 96 Nelson Street, Goderich, daughter of Raymond and Bar- bara Young, of 134 Palmerston Street, Goderich and Philip Charles Arthur, son of Keith and Verna Arthur, of RR5 Goderich were married May 3, 1986 at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church with Father J. Har- dy officiating. Matron of honor was Sandra Taggart, of Goderich, friend of the bride and bridesmaids were Ruth Cunningham, friend of the.l$rifle and Lynn Fitzgerald, cousin of the bride, both of Goderich. Flowergirl was Meaghan Marshall, friend of the bride and groom, of Goderich. Ronald Arthur, brother of the groom, of Pickering, was groomsman and ushers were Paul Young, brother of the bride, of Toronto and Michael Lajeunesse, friend of the groom, of Goderich. Soloist was Evelyn Brocklebank, of Scarborough and organist was Dennis Brocklebank, of Ajax. The reception was held at the Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville. After a wed- ding trip to Scotland, the couple will reside at 351 Huron Road, Goderich. ( photo by Col- leen Maguire ) Gardeners discuss bugs BY WENDY MILTENBURG The Port Albert I Club held their fourth meeting on June 17, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Stephanie and Duane Durnin. Topics discussed were insects, diseases, companion planting, methods of preserv- ing food such as freezing and drying. Also they talked about the 4-H trip to Canada's Wonderland. A club name has not been decided on yet. The results of the average rainfall and temperature within a period of five weeks was recorded. Before it became dark, the club took a look at Stephanie and Duane's garden. SUZUKI $89O° Days NI mi CULI$ at �LLY VARNA, ONT. Phone 262-3318 ,Hwy C4 NORTH OF HENS''I.L 100,, 101 THE SIGNS" 1986 GS 550 EF List '*349" Ygti pay $38 58900 over dealer cost plus tax and P.D.I. Alii Suzuki models in stock ACCESSORIES ATV headlight guards and headlight grills PARTS MOW 40 Oil 1 (095'4 Mitre jug 25% off. 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The Committee will also make recommendations to the Province on how the Province may better interact with the Governments of Canada and the United States in the management of the Great Lakes system. Meetings Public meetings have been scheduled in various centres along the shorelines of the Great Lakes. You are invited to attend and make written and/or oral presentations at the'tneetings which are scheduled in your area. Goderich: Livery Theatre 35 South Street July 10, 1986; 7:00 P.M. For those unable to attend the meetings, written submissions may be made before August 15, 1986, addressed to the Chair- man, Shoreline Management Review Committee, Room 6501, Whitney Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1W3. Ontario Shoreline Management Review Committee Try L�iVa� r uy ownise Say goodbye to sanders, grinders and smelly chemicals. With new Cuprinol Paint and Stain Remover, you don't need them anymore. All you need is a brush and a garden hose. Just brush it on. 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