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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-01, Page 17Corrrn�un�t News Canada, community and comradeship why Legion members pay their dues from page 8 membership dues, if it is to retain the 1000 plateau next year. The annual dues for or- dinary and associate members of Branch 109 are still $25. At the last general meeting it was passed that the branch dues for 987 not be increased. Anyone paying their Legion dues prior the end of the year becomes an "early bird" and is eligible to win a free membership. Those paying their 1987 dues prior to the Nov. 4 general meeting will have three chances of having their 1986 dues for 1987 refunded by the branch. Anyone who pays their dues before Dec. 2 will have two chances to win a free dues and if you pay your dues before Jan. 1, you will Conference on employment issues is October 18 have only one chance to win the monthly dues draw. Only Legion dues paid during October, November and December of this year are eligible for the free dues draw, which will be made at the general meetings of these months. Fraternal affiliate members will pay their $30 annual dues from Dec. 1, to Saturday, Jan. 31. A membership in the Royal Canadian Legion allows each member to participate in the four "C's" of Legionism. With pride in Canada we of the Legion each day remember those who served and those who died serving this nation. The Legion offers Comradeship to each of its members. A warm and friendly welcome awaits each member on a visit to Branch 109, be it on a daily basis or only to attend any of the many social functions and meetings that are held during the year. Through pride in Canada, Caring for others, Community action and Comradeship the over 1000 men and women who pay Legion dues are proud to be members of Legion Branch 109. Caring for others is part of the Legion pro - Ten seminars will be offered during a con- gram. We are aware at all times of our sick, ference on employment issues concerning our disabled members and those who are women in Huron County called Women At left dependent. Branch 109 now plays a very Work. The day -long conference will be held active part in the community. Our talents at the Goderich District Collegiate and In- and resources are utilized to assist a large stitute on October 18. number of groups and individuals each The interactive seminars will feature local as well as district speakers from various walks of life. Five seminars will be held in the morning with another five to take place in the afternoon. One of the seminars will be led by Kim Coulter, co-ordinator of Womanpower in London. Womanpower is an Out Reach pro- ject, sponsored by Employment and Im- migration, which offers free vocational counseling and career resources for women rather than offering direct job placement. They also help with career planning, en- courage employment training and offer in- formation on employment programs and services. Group counseling is also an area Woman- power enters into, providing self assess- ment, resume writing, preparing for job in- terviews, job search and non-traditional jobs and training. - In the educational and retraining oppor- tunities division, Janet Stephenson, Associate Professor and Director of Part - Time Studies at the University of Western Ontario, will be on hand. Also with her will be Donna Moore, Academic Counsellor for Part -Time and Continuing Education at the University of Western Ontario, and Colleen Kilty, Assistant Director for Professional and Personal Development in the Faculty of Part -Time and Continuing Edtication. Heather Ross, 'LL.B:,- will conduct the Women - Discrimination and the Law seminar. In her legal profession, the bulk of her work is family law, representing women. She has recently been appointed part-time prosecutor by the Attorney General. year. BLYTH FESTIVAL PRESENTS Drums! rhythms from around the world -1st event of 1986 Kid's Series Blyth Memorial Hall Saturday, Oct. 4 2 P.M. Tickets: $4. or askabout$$saving kid's package Phone:523-9300 Suggested for children 5to 11 years (6)) West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Cori an Dungannon, nt. NOM 7 RO 52'9 61 FARM RESIDENTIAL AUTO AGENTS: Frank Foron R.R. 7 Lucknow Lyons 6 Mulhern, 46 West 51.. Goderich Donald MacKay R.R. 3. Ripley Kenneth B. MacLean R.R. 2. Penley John Ninon R.R. 5. Brussels Donald R. Simpson R.R. 3. Goderich Delmar Sproul R.R. 3: Auburn Laurie Campbell Bruisers FOR A QUOTATION ON YOUR FARM, HOME, COTTAGE OR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CONTACT THE AGENT IN YOUR AREA 528.3824 524.2664 395.5362 368.7537 887.9417 529.7567 539.7273 887.9051 DIRECTORS: Eldon Bradley Lucknow 528-2214 John Bryce R.R. 3, Paisley 353.5631 Glen Coultas R.R. 5. Brussels 887.6124 Gerold Kerr P.O. Boa 62, Blyth 5239275 Gordon A. Stewart R.R. 2. Ripley 395-5235 Donald McKenzie 163 Elg,n Ave, W. .Goderich 524.7602 CLAIMS SHOULD BE REPORTED - PROMPTLY TO THE DIRECTOR IN.YOUR AREA THE GRfRN . IZOOI4 Presents "HALLOWE'EN" OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Oct. 5 11 am - 4 pm IHL GREEN ROO 44 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD Open Daily 10 to 6 MacLyn Car Oiling Choose from Old Oil, New Oil or a Combination of Both New Dusting Equipment Installed OPEN Monday -Friday 8 am - 6 pm Saturdays 8 am - 5 pm 395-3352 114 miles north of Amberley West off Highway 21 FROM STANDARD TRUST SAVINGS WITH CHEQUING DAILY INTEREST A4 s0-8500 1..00,0011..1.110.1..00.0.0.0.1.000.011000111011Yo� e500-03000 ■00.0901000100001101000011000000061000.000001.511/4W0 83000-81-80,00011...1.......1. 1....1.e...a..000,00ma6l�s�/0 010,000-850,000 dela.eul.ar..... .•.•—•..E.15•6•10•10•1”.7% (450,000-$100,000 1.1..1111 . e 11 11.1.. 0 e 1.1 d 1 1 111 1 1 .. 1 •�/ V EffectlVei Clete Sept. 15, 1988 • Rates Subject to Change Without Notice $50. 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Community Centre October 5 Maitland Trail Association - Ontario Hike Beumiller Falls at 1 p.m. No Charge - Everyone Welcome October 22, 25, 26 Christmas Country Fair Saltford Valley Hall October 31 Goderich Recreation Department Hallowe'en Dance G.D.C.I November November 1, 2 Sale & Exhibition of Spinning and Weaving The River Mill, Benmiller November November 22 Santa Claus Parade & Santa's Court The Square and the Park Theatre February February 7, 1987 Mardi Gras by the Goderich Kinette Club Goderich Arena at 9 p.m. Music by "Star Trek" April 24, 25, 26, 1987 Goderich Home & Garden Show Goderich Figure Skating Club sponsoring the show at the Goderich Arena "Booked Up" is a calendar of Major Events appearing the first week of each month, courtesy of the Goderich Signal -Star in co-operation with the Goderich Recreation Board. Check this calendar before planning your event to avoid a conflict of dates. 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