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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-07-30, Page 6RAGE 6--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1986 Eric's snack PARTICIPACTION MAKES PERFECT Best Interest 101/4%* Guaranteed Investment - Certificates 'Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale 1:9 Insurance Brokers Inc. Exeter Goderich 235-2420 524.2118 Clinton Hensel! Grand Bend 482-9747 262-2119 236.8484 H.O. JERRY 1 (1983) LTD. 185 PARK STREET, GODERICH PAPER & PLASTIC PRODUCTS FOR: Weddings, Dances, Parties and Dinners. Plastic and Paper Plates, Cups, Knives, Forks, Spoons 8 Serviettes,'Boxet & Bags, etc. FOOD PRODUCTS BY: Heinz, E.D. Smith, Kellogg Salado; Ketchup, . Tomato Juice, Pickles, Spices, Drink Crystals, Jelly & Pudding Powders° Tea, Coffee, etc. CLEANING MATERIALS: B.C. Johnson's waxes & other products for home & industry, garbage bags of all sizes. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS: Fans, rolled V 'll & sheets, film wrap. BATHROOM SUPPLIES: Toilet tissue, paper towels, soaps & dispensers. TELEPHONE: 524-2855 524-4266 TOLL FREE • 1-800-265-5177 HOURS:,8 AM•5 PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY SMITH'S FARMERS MARKET For Fresh, tasty, juic and crisp FRUITS &- VEGETABLES *OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ONE MILE EAST OF GODERICH 5MITH'5rMc, GARDEN CENTER HWY. NO. 8 PHONE 524-9522 TIGER DUNLOP DAYS August 15 evening *August 16 all day "Goderich's New Family Festival" *A Unique Blend of Historical and Fun Activities* PHONE: The Goderich Tourism Office , 524-6600 For More Information r Community News CAN -AN N STEEL FABRICATORS •Build anything out of steel, •Long & short span open web joists • Floor grating • made to order TIM PISKORSKI 524-9067 Five generations of the Thompson family were together in Nova Scotia when members -of the family from the Goderich area visited Avard Thompson of Pugwash, Nova Scotia. Mr. Thompsonis holding his great great grandson, Nathaniel Miller,surrounded by his daughter, Gladys Marshall, his grandson, Eric Miller, right and his great great grand- son, Jack Miller, left. Institute member speaks about raising sheep The July meeting of the Dungannon Women's Institute was held at the home of Myrtle Kerr, Goderich. The president, Elmira Finnigan welcomed everyone. The roll call, A Childhood Chbre, was answered by 17 members and ope visitor. A donation was made to the Lady Diana Nursery School. Final details of the bus and boat trip were announced. Bev. Filder offered to make the quilt block for the Huron County Pioneer Museum. Peg- gie Purdon has made and sent one to the Erland Lee Home. The speaker needed no introduction, as she is one of the group's members. Mary Robson spoke on her pet subject, Sheep. She NOTICE While many favourable comments have been express- ed by Goderich and area residents concerning The Phone Book, and while every effort was taken in the production of The Phone Book to ensure a handy, ac- curate, useful directory of local telephone numbers, some problems have been discovered. •The Business Directory on Pages 89 and 90 is a list of businesses promoted through paid display adver- tising in The, Phone Book. This directory in no way is intended to represent a complete listing of businesses in Goderich and area. •The emergency number for the Fire Department for residents of Dungannon should read 528-3131, the telephone number of the Lucknow Fire Department.. The emergency number for the Ambulance should read 524-2656, the number for the Alexandra Marine & General-Hospitars Ambulance service in Goderich. Dungannon residents are advised to make these changes in their copy of The Phone Book. • For a complete listing of government offices, please use, the government Blue Pages in your regular telephone book. f: We regret any inconvenience these problems may have ca"used for our friends in Goderich and area. Signal -Star Publishing Limited Dew worm races. at Dunlop Days Take part in the action at the Dew Worm Races, one of many fun activities during Goderich's Tiger'Dunlop Days August 15th and 16th. The thoroughbred worms take to the track Saturday afternoon, approximately 3:45 p.m. at the town beach. A total of ten worms can be on the track at one time and racers have the option of bringing their own champion or being_provicked one by a local stable. For racing information con- tact the Goderich Visitor Information Cen- tre at 524-2513 or the Goderich Tourism/In- dustrial Office at 524-66006 Get our grandma's recipe cards and start baking your entry for Beta-Srgma- Phi-Preceptor Chapters' Tiger Dunlop Days Old Fashioned Baking Contest, August 16th -10 a.m. at Courthouse Park in Goderich. In addition to baked goods made from grandma's recipes there will also be a special "Create A Tiger Dunlop Dish" Category. Information about the Old Fashioned Baking Contest is available by calling 529-7931. Visit with Chisholms Visitors with Catherine Chisholm and Harry, for Colborne Days, were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herchert, and sons, Edwin and. Kyle of Fairfax, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chisholm of Sault Ste. Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Herchert of St. Louis, Mon- tana, and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Dytnent and daughters, Jenny and Anne of London, On- tario, The party, held .a birthday dinner celebration at the Candle Light Restaurant in honor of Mrs. Walter Chisholm and Madeline Koviak. was very interesting. They have 125 ewes and this year raised two sets of quadruplet lambs as well as twins and triplets. A good fleece weighs about 10 pounds and it costs $1.75 to shear each sheep. They sell the wool to the Old Mill at Blyth. It is a must to like animals if you go into sheep raising for they require a lot of atten- tion especially at lambing time. She was thanked by Myrtle Kerr and presented with a gift. Myrtle Kerr gave two humorous readings, So You Want To Be A Farmer and The Farmer's Creed. Lunch was served by Ila Crozier and Myrtle Kerr and a social time followed: NEWBORN NEWS RYAN Larry and Darlene are happy to announce the arrival of theii'klaughter, Lyndi Nicole, born Wednesday, July 9th, 1986 at Alexan- dra Marine & General Hospital, Goderieb, weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. Proud grand- parents are Arn and Ruth Mitchell and Leroy and Leone Ryan, all of Goderich. NYLAND. Kathryn, Michael and Amy are happy to an- nounce the birth of their new sister Annette Elizabeth, 9lbs. 10"ozs., born July 10, 1986 at Alexandra and Marine General Hospital. Proud parents are Fred and Mary Nyland of Goderich. DAER Bob and Marie are proud to announce the arrival of their son Dean Isaac, weighing 7 lbs. 15 ozs., July 16, at A.M.&G. Hospital. Proud grandparents are Walter and Mary Daer of Goderich, Bert and Lilian Ritchie, of London and Toronto respectively. NUMAN Owen and Henny (nee Veldhorst) thank and. praise God for the safe arrival of their son, Anthony David, born July 25 at 3:25 p.m. weighing 10 lbs. 2' ozs. at . Wingham and District Hospital. A brother for April and Ashley. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henk Veldhorst of RR 7 Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Numan of Lippenhuizen, Holland. We're at your service OUR EVERYDAY SERVICE PRICES RING CLAWS Sizing up- 4 ClawS first size 12. Retipped 24. Sizing Down Each.additional . Each additional size up 350 .... C'law GOLD CHAIN S. regardless of how Solder 6': many sizes WATCH BATTERY INSTALLATIONS... 4. All our service work done at Anstett Man,ufacturing Limited, by our own certified Goldsmiths Estimates and consultations at no charge. 6 2 The Square GODERICH 524-4195 ANSTETT JEWELLERS Main Corner CLINTON 482.3901. Salvelox TRANSPARENT BANDAGES 12's- 50'18's -60'27's.70' KLEENEX NAPKINS 75's Royal ChPEinet R PLATES 59 oa 7 -UP GLASSES E.49..., 20's Goodtimes INSULATED CUPS $ 52 51 per package p Novo-Mucilax Natural Laxative 340 g. PHOTO In Store Photofinishing In before 3 p.m,.„Same day service Me 9.4 Fy NAKAMURA PHARMACY SUNCOAST-MALL, GODERICH, 524-2195 m