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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-07-23, Page 16F PAGE 2A—GODERICH}SIGNAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY,JUI_Y 23, 1986 We're at your service OUR V RYDAY SERVICE PRICES RING CLAWS Sizi g up- 4 Claws 24. first size 12. Retipped Each additional Each additional 5. S 350 claw size GOLD CHAIN Sizingg Down- Solder. 6m mysizes regardless of how 6 WATCH BATTERY many sizes ' INSTALLATIONS. 4. All our service work done at Anstett Manufacturing Limited. by our own certified Goldsmiths Estimates and consultations at no charge 2 The Square GODERICH 524-4195 Commuflit' :_News Summer fun has just bbegun for children JEWELLERS Summer fun has just begun with the se - for July 24 to 26 at Courthouse schedul- ed Park in Goderich. Children under 12 enter their favorite Cabbage Patch friend in the cabbage Patch Fashion Show Thursday, July 24, at 1 p.m. Categories include Most Fashionable Doll and the Doll That Most Resembles Its Owner. Following the Fashion Show, at 2:30 p.m. a Stuffed ,jtimal Pet Show will take place. Prizes will be awarded for the most colorful and the largest stuffed pet. There will be other fun categories too! Registra- tion for both events will take place at the Visitor Information Centre J59 Victoria St., South, before Wednesday, uly 23 The fun continues with the Recration Car- nival ever popular Friday, July 25 from 1-4 p.m. Ex- citing games of chance including a bean bag toss, fish pond and jelly bean count provide lots of laughter - prizes too! Also, on Friday, July 25 at 3:30 p.m. the awards presentation for the "Goderich - Prettiest Town in Canada" Poster Contest takes place. The theme of this contest is: "Things to See and Do in Goderich". Children five to eight years and nine to 12 years old are invited to create a poster up to 71 cm x 56 cm. July 26 The action continues Saturday, with a Scavenger Hunt at Courthouse from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. er , llunnch ch fre_n 1 p.m_ - 2:30 p.m., Children's Games will be held. Try yuui' hand at udgy ggskipping drop or the three-legged e pudding con- test, p gg d race, among others.. All children 12 years old and under are invited to come out for a fun -filled weekend to try their luck at some great. Bureau prizes. „Contact thea,,,.. Tourist •s� (524-2513) or the Recreation Department . (524-2125) for more information. Main Corner QLINTON 482-3901 1986 GRAND OPENING of Lassaline Farm Market & Orchards GRAN® OPENING ONLY FRIDAY 25, SATURDAY OUR OWN SWEET CORN Buy 2 Dozen and the 3rd Dozen is on us! Also available: Our own early peaches, sumrner p r sweet sliced cucumbers and yellow eating plums, Plus: Pine River cheese, maple syrup, honey, new potatoes, locally grown tomatoes and a variety of in -season vegetables. 1, Opening FRIDAY JULY 25 Hours 8 AM to Dusk EASSALINE FARM MARKET AND ORCHARDS. 6.5 km. South of Goderich, post the Drive -In on Concession 3 & 4 �f Goderich Township. Follow the signs. PLEASE PHONE AHEAD 524-7772 cm 9 LASSALINJE sss{{{ ti FARM MARKET QC A 9HA_RDS wow' • Mal III III • • Champion Road Machinery awarded bursaries to two students at a ceremony at Champion on July 15. The awards, worth $1,000 each, were received by Kelly Wilson, left and Susan Marks. (phyto by Paul Hartman) ?b' m�•�r `gk id 3'L ,', 3: :..q.,i �. '.:. 3f. ...,..>....r .. ,r :n Four students were awarded Champion Road Machinery Scholarships in the Rose cunt of $1,500.00 on Tuesday, July 15, to aid them in attending university. Hartman) Cindy Todgham, Mary -Jo Collins and Mark Jeffrey. (p by n y d 0 n July 30, we will be publishing a commemorative souvenir edition for the Port Albert Sesquicentennial. Anyone wishing to advertise rtise in the supplement who has not already been contacted, please call the display adver- tising department at The Goderich Signal -Star at ion ad on 15 Six people trecieved he continuing cholar00 ships that they rues from eceive vR from Mhe company. Fromaleft, Den - ns part of Hayward Den- nis Weaver,�Kim F nota Uy Paul Hartman) Boer. Absent were Scott Wilson, Cindy and Mike Davey.lp Now why woul they have to tear down that bridge by 12 noon on Thursday, July 24, 1986 "HAPPY 1.5.0' PORTALBERT AUGUST 1, 2, 3, 4 from Goderich StGNALSTAR Dou you ever have problems deciding what you want to eat? Like at breakfast, for instance. One morning there was barely enough milk left for coffee so I wanted to leave it for and dura g Ice cream is- hortage onreat cereal used and during cranberry juice. Every once in a while a person needs cranberry juice so it doesn't. matter how you take it. So, besides mixing soup mix with oatmeal, Which was good, these accidents can be good for you because climb and have a good time. That bridge they start your day with giggles which are good for you too. hist needs a picnic table nearby and it will At ten minutes after five In the morning, live happily for another 50 years. It's also the birds are chirping and some even sound- great for older and peoplebeautiful because it's so the water is not ed like they were singing but I couldn't see deep. So how about that argument; do you us wool, .isioNs!gmasigiminsimmirgommi ROUND N ABOUT With Martha pathburn sunrise. I'm wide awake so I 11 ' t keep talking to you. 1/41 like early mornings but I get so sleepy three yours later. I wonder why? I've always been a night person and should have had a , job on a night shift because I can't get going early in the day. About three in the afternoon I'm getting into my stride and by the time I shift into high gear it's time to make supper and that spoils my day. Some days I should have stayed in bed. If any of you need a Smile early in the morning,let me know and I`ll make one for you. Someone was telling me they are going to tear down Ball's Bridge this year. What's the matter with leaving that nice, sturdy?, old bridge alone? They can't put a� new bridge in that location because there's too many ups and downs in the road. And trucks can't use it anyway. So why not let people enjoy the scenery and fishing, especially the youngsters. I know a lot of them who just loved that old bridge years ago and now their kids love it since they can see wonder- ful thgs in the bridge river. Tell e anotherre there's where you can turn kids loose? It just takes one grandpa to keep an eye out for traffic while little people run and • think it will stand up. • I've managed to get lost in that area for so many years but it's one of the best things that's happened to me. You meet the nicest people that way. I've tried to db a painting of the bridge several times but, do you realize it doesn't look like a bridge from where you have to sit? I have only one picture or sketch of a Side view but I can't find it. There's some nice people living nearby and I've anotion they would tell a person how to get hat view. Its too bad some of the eal old bridges can't become a museum piece and left alone for people traffic. I know someone will come up with a bright idea one of these days and I hope they are not too late. avorite After all this worry I hear my bridge may be left for another ten e years. it. Any chance of putting a special plqu I think the bridge deserves it. le in It was wonderful to see so many people Courthouse Park last week. It is always Mat to know people appreciate the arts and crafts these talented people have to show an sell. EnWhy ourn't we do this good weather nand ore often? enjoy gond health. Love Martha