HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-29, Page 18Goderich Signal -Star Advertising Manager Don Hubick (right) accepted, on behalf of the
Signal -Star advertising department, the award for first place in the General Excellence
category for papers in circulation class three (3,501 to 4,500) at the Annual Adverstising
Awards Competition, in Windsor on Oct. 24. Presenting the award is Ontario Community
Newspapers Association President Terry McConnell. The Signal -Star also receied a third-
place Premier Award for best advertising promotion.
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CORNER:
Tiger Dunlop WI
The October meeting of the Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute was held in Colborne
Township Hall Thursday, October 23. In
the absence of the president and vice-
president, Mrs. Cora Sherwood, past presi-
dent, took charge of the opening. Mrs. Ger-
trude Kaitting was pianist.
Roll call, "A world problem about which
I am concerned" was answered by 15
members and two former members, Mrs.
Edna Hunter and Mrs. Vi Vean.
Secretary Mrs. Kaitting read the
minutes of the last meeting and the
correspondence.
There was a letter from the Huron Day
Centre for the Homebound, Clinton, asking
for volunteers to take people to Clinton and
home again. Participants must be in Clin-
ton by 10 a.m. Drivers are required to give
some assistance to their passengers, and
will receive mileage and a free noon lunch,
leaving for home again at 3 p.m. Those
who are interested in becoming a
-volunteer driver should contant Lois Fit-,
• zgerald or Nancy Anstet at 482-7943.
There was a letter from the Big Sister
Steering Committee, the Kinette Club of
Goderich, which will be answered per-
sonally by Mrs, Richard Buchanan, and a
card of thanks from Ella Bogie for a plant
she received.
Mrs. Helen Falkiner read two poems
before Mary Brindley gave a good report
of the Huron County Rally held in Walton.
She reported WI members will be paying
75 cents each to a fund for Family and
Children's Services.
Mary Clairmont, delegate to the London
Area 'Convention this year, plans to give a
full report at the next meeting. Mrs. Clair-
mont said next year will be the 90th an-
niversary of the -London Area and the con-
vention will be held in St. Marys. .
Ruth Brock gave the topic "World Af-
fairs" and read an article on the how the.
Red Cross got started after the war of
Salfortena. She also spoke on the World's
Food Day which is held each year on Oc-
tober 16. This year's theme was food,
water and fisheries:
The ladies received an invitation from
the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food to attend the 441 "Milk Makes It"
achievement programs in the area during
the month of November.
Following the business, the members en-
joyed a social half hour and lunch served
by Mr. Elliott, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Emersoq,,,,
Next fleeting will be on Thursday,
November 27 and members are reminded
to bring their children's aid donations with
them.
Gertrude Knitting, 524-2076
Social News
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buchanan have
had a busy month entertaining. Early in
the month, Mrs. Buchanan's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jarmain Jacques,
brother Pierre Jacques and sister Lucille
Jacques, all of Quebec, spent a week
visiting them and enjoying the beauty of
Goderich. They were delighted with their
visit here, including a family gathering,
and found Goderich picturesque and in-
teresting. Over the Thanksgiving
weekend, the Buchanans' iinmedrate fami-
ly phoned or visited in person.
Mrs. Theresa Fulford visited for a few
days with friends at Elk Lake.
Sincere sympathy to the families of the
late 'Mrs: 'Eimer Robertson .and the -late- -- -
Helen Fulford. '
Congratulations to Jim and Marguerite
( Tweet). Clutton on their 40th wedding an-
niversary which they celebrated at the
White Carnation Sunday, October 19. Their
daughter Cynthia from Dauphin,
Manitoba, was present and stayed for a
short holiday. Jim's mother, Mrs. Hume
Clutton and brothers and families and
Tweet's sisters and families along with
many friends were present which made it
a celebration long to remember. Sincere
congratulations are extended from the .
Clutton's many friends in the Colborne
community.
Several residents and former residents
of Colborne have not been enjoying the
best of health and their many friends ex-
tend best wishes and"a speedy recovery.
Russell Brock has been in the hospital and
hopes to be home this week. Elva McCabe
had an operation and also plans to be home
this week. Harvey Lassaline was a patient
in Alexandra Marine and' General
Hospital Ben Chisholm was a patient
. there as well while.Cliff McNeil is a patient
in a London hospital.
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United Nations, Day is a great reason to
have a look and taste of the rich heritage
the people of Goderich area share.
With this in mind, the local Baha'i Com-
munity invited their neighbours to join
them in a celebration of oneness.,as citizens
of Canada, and to appreciate' those dif-
ferences which distinguish the culture
here among people gathered from dif-
ferent .parts of the globe.
Delicious'foods, interesting costumes,
beatiful artifacts, good music and dancing
were some of the ways the various col-
utural specialties were demonstrated. The
national backgrounds included
Switzerland, Holland, Iran, Cambodia,
Scotland, Hungary, Egypt, England and
Canada.
iii-. first .of what was agreed
should be an annual event. Goderich. area
boasts an even greater diversity , of
cultures, and the practice of sharing such
differences is just too much fun to miss.
It'sy time again
Canadians planning to send a Christmas
gift by surface mail to South America or the
Caribbean are reminded that the Fourth
Class (Parcel Post) deadline for parcels,
packets and unsealed greeting cards is Oc-
tober 29. Halloween (October 31) is the sur-
face 'deadline for similar items going to
Japan or Hong Kong, and November 12 is
the surface deadline for items bound for
Switzerland or Sweden.
Fourth Class items going to the, United
Kingdom, Ireland, France, West Germany,
Holland, or Canadian Forces Post Offices
(CFPOs) observe a surface mail deadline of
November 14, while surface items going to
other destinations in Europe should be
posted no later than November 5.
Customers planning to wait a little longer
and send their items by•air should note the
following., Airpost small packets and
parcels going to Australia, New Zealand,
Philippines, Asia, Africa, South America,
the South Pacific and the Caribbean should
be sent by November 26. Letters and sealed
greeting cards should be sent by December
1. Airpost packets and parcels should also
be sent by December 1 if they're bound for
the United Kingdom, France, West Ger-
many; Holland, Switzerland, Sweden, Hong
Kong, Japan and CFPOs. The airmail letter
deadline for these locations is December 4.
Parcels sent by air to other European
- destinations should go out by November 26.
Letters and sealed cards should be sent by
December 1.,
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Going, going,
but not gone
Not yet.
Catch them while you
can.
Canada Savings Bonds are only
here for a short time, so you'll have
to hum' to buy them. Don't delay or
they'll he gone.
Once again, a good rate
Of return.
The 1986 87 Canada Savings Bonds
earn 7' interest the first year, and a
guaranteed minimum rate of 5` for
the next 6 years to maturity.
Rates on current bonds.
The 7 11) rate will also apply for the
coming year to the last three series of Canada
Savings Bonds: S38 ( issued in 1983),
S39 (1984) and S40, (1985).
Outstanding Series 35 (1980) and
Series 36 (1981) will earn their guar-
anteed minimum of 10' P4, while
Series 37 (1982) will earn its guaranteed
minimuni of 8'"0.
$75,000 purchase limit.
You can buy up to $75,000 of the new series, or today.
mor if you want to re -invest your maturing bonds. To make sure you don't miss out on this year's
Re -invest those maturing bonds right Canada Savings Bonds, buy them right away. Friday,
now. November 7, 19861s the last day the bonds maylie
Series 32 ( issued in 1977) and Series 34 (1979) bought without paying accrued interest
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mature November 1,1986, and
will not earn any further interest
after that date.
1f you hold either of these two
maturing series, you can re -invest
the full face value in the new series
in addition to the $75,000 pur-
chase limit.
Always secure.
Canada Savings Bonds are
guaranteed by the Government
of Canada.
Cashable at any time.
You're free to cash in ygur.
bonds at any time at full face value - with no
interest penalty after January 31, 1987.
So convenient to buy.
Canada Sav-ings Bonds can be
bought where you bank or invest.
You may also purchase them at
work through the convenient Payroll
Savings Plan, .
Time is running out, so buy
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Canad'i
CIVIC CORNER
The Local Architechtural Conservation
Advisory Committee will meet in the
Mayor's Office on Nov. 30, at 7 p.m.
The Tourist Committee will meet in the
council chambers on Nov. 4, at noon.
The Economic Development Commis-
sion will meet in the council chambers on
Nov. 5, at noon,
is open as
of
Tuesday,
November 8, '86
Afternoon & Evening
• Classes •
morning classes may be arranged
for more information call Sue
or Donald a at:
482-7932
Come & browse at our
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, November 8th & 9th
1 . 5 p m, free coffee provided
6 Winn leg St. Vanastra