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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-08-05, Page 2PAGE 2—QODERICH SIGNAL. STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1987 KING'S BOOK & GIFT SHOP Just off the Square on Bast Street, Beside the Post Office. Your r Community Card Shop •Greeting Cords •Porgy Ware •Offico Supplies •books e, Gifts •Wedding Stationery INVESTMENTS FINANCIA:I. CENTRE Goderich T-800-285-5.503 BEST 83/4% Short Ter All 9665 034% � 1 Yr. G.I,C. 5 Yr. G.1.C/ its INSURED Within Limits CORRECTION NOTICE In our last A&P Flyer the Red Rose Tea, package of 72 should have read $2.69 without coupon save .70 with coupon. A&P apologizes for any inconvenience this error may cause. We're closed For Holidays Amps/ 345 Sorry for the inconvenience HUTCHINSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 308 Huron Rd., Goderich 524-7831 524-8732 Communit News Scholarships awarded .to students Goderich District Colegiate Institute graduates Ray Bedard and Tammy Allen have joined 10 other students receiving financial assistance with their post- secondary education through scholarships and bursaries from Champion Road Machinery Ltd. Bedard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Bedar, is this year's scholarship winner, while Allen, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Larry Littlechild, is the bursary winner for the upcoming school year. The bursaries and scholarships are awarded annuatly to a Champion employee's son or daughter who is a high school graduate with a high academic standing. The successful applicants must be well-rounded individuals who have been involved in various activities both in highschool and the community. The scholarships will continue to be paid to the students toward their second, third and fourth years of university, while the bursaries are awarded to college students for the first and second years. The awards for 1987-88 were presented on July 20, by Champion vice-president Bruce A. Sully, who congratulated the recipi'ents-for- heir-hard-vvoolt id wished- them every success as they pursue their scholastic ambitions. The 1987-88 recipients of the Champion scholarships and bursaries are: Ray Bedard .- A graduate of GDCI, he will be attending University of Western Ontario and will be studying Political Science and Honors History: Tammy Allen - A graduate of GDCI, she will be attending George Brown College, studying Human Service Counselling. HARBOR REPORT • The John B. Arid arived from Dulith light for salt on .July 30 and cleared the next day for Chicago. The Saguenay arrived from Detroit, light for salt, on July 31 and cleared Aug. 1 for Thunder Bay. The trip marked the Saguenay's first time in Goderich Harbour. The Manitoulin cleared for Thunder Bay with salt on July 28. The Willowglen arrived from Midland, light; to load wheat on July 29 and cleared for Owen Sound on July 30. The Willowglen arrived on Aug. 3 from Owen Sound to load wheat. The 7th annual! - Make this the year you get involved, organize a run, sponsor a participant, cheer the cause. Make this the year you take part in THE TARRY FOX RUN WALK _LOG -BIKE WHEEL. RIDE Pledge sheets available at: The Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada Pest, CariadtsefCatt rSol'iety;'K mart, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Four Seasons Hotels, Shoppers Drug Mart. For more information, call the Canadian Cancer Sodety or The Terry Fox Run Office nearest you. Nfld (7119) 753-6520, P.E.1. (902) 566-4007, N.S. (902) 423-6183, N.B. (506) 634-3180, Que. (514) 842-3424, Ont. (416) 488-1480, Man. (204) 775-47I5,, Sask. (306) 757.1662, Alta. (403) 228-0681. B.C. (604) 876-3131, N.W.T. (403) 873-7756. F TheTerryFoxRun SundaySept. 13th Proceeds from The Terry Fox Run go to the Canadian Cancer Society for cancer research. Tammy Allen CONTINUATION OF AWARDS Cindy Hayward - is returning to Univer- sity of Western Ontario for her fourth year of studies. Kim -Y rit•ztey - -is-returning--to Wilfred Laurier University for her third year. David Weaver - is returning to Universi- ty of. Waterloo for his third year of Pre - Optometry. Scott Wilson - is studying Actuarial. Science in the co-op program at University of Waterloo. This is his third year for the scholarship. Mari -Jo Collins - is attending Queen University studying social science, on the second year of her scholarship. Mark Jeffrey - is attending University of Toronto on his second year of the scholar- ship, studying Engineering. Ray Bedard RoSe Marks - is studying Honors Geography at Wilfred Laurier University with a Business Administration option. This is the second year of her scholarship. Kelly Wilson - is attending Centennial college, studying Legal Administration, on the :second year of her bursary. Cindy Todgham - is studying Pre -Law at • University of Western Ontario in the se- cond year of her scholarship. Susan Marks - is attending Conestoga College, studying Office Administration. • This.is the second year of her bursary. ODC meeting in Bayfield in financing in the province since April 1. Fourteen million has been injected in the tourism sector to expand and ugrade. facilities such as the. Little Inn where the board meeting took place. Another $18 million has been pumped in- to the manufacturing sector and $4 million has gone for the development of the export market. David Wright, ODC manager, said that while the corporation's repayable loans art, generally limited to $500,009, the credit may be extended to $1 million in the export field. The directors serving :on the four 'or- porations.oare business professionals from the private sector who are paid on a per diem basis for their participation. ' n Directors were in full agreement that moving the ODC monthly meetings to various parts. of the province where the corporation's loan guarantees were in operation, was, a healthy and beneficial exercise. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC HORST Feige D.T. GODERICH. 58 West Street GODERICH (519) 524-6688 Neustadt (.519) 665-7818 No Charge 1-800-265-7555 West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company Dungannon 529-7922 Farm Protection For: FARM OWNERS - Fire and Nam- ed Perils -Farm machinery - All external Perils, including Non -owned equipment. -Livestock (named perils), Broad Form including entrapment, elec- trical , power interruption and fumes. -Earnings Insurance. -Farm Produce - Named Perils -Comprehensive Farm Liability in- cluding Limited Pollution Liabili- ty and Non -licensed 'vehicles. -Farm Auto. •Free fire prevention inspections. For a quotation, please contact any of the following agents: FRANK FORAM, Lucknow 528-:)824 LYONS•4 MULHERN Goderich 524-2.664 DONALD R. SIMPSON Goderich 529-7567 JOHN NIXON Brussels DELMAR SPROUL Auburn KENNETH MACLEAN Paisley SLADE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 887-9417 529-7273 368-7537 Kincardine 396-9513 LAURIE CAMPBELL Brussels 87-9051 MUSIC IN GOLD Enjoy world famous melodies and grand dancing to the super 5 q band sound in stereo, for gala dances, .anniversaries, banquets, festivities, polkafests and pub - night singalongs. The best of music to remember.- BRUNO VERMANDER TELEPHONE: 524-2832 A listing in e classifieds packs a powerful sales punch! Classifieds 524-2614 Complete Accessories for the FINEST BATHROOMS TOWELS BY FIELDCREST * MARTEX * WABASSO (white sale prices for limited time) 90 Wellington St, Stratford 273-2203 NOW OPEN 111 - s . NEW LOCATION See usat:,_..44 West St. Goderich GARY W. SHOLDICE ;Mutual Life 1:4: of Canada Life, Annuities,, RRSI , Investment. Funds, Group, Benefits Mutual Life 44 West St. 524-2277 ill I•,t FIl Milli (IQ►di'rich Ill I \,MX . \II Il of Canada Vi %I 1,\1\1111 Il \l 111•x' I\1. Communit News Scholarships awarded .to students Goderich District Colegiate Institute graduates Ray Bedard and Tammy Allen have joined 10 other students receiving financial assistance with their post- secondary education through scholarships and bursaries from Champion Road Machinery Ltd. Bedard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Bedar, is this year's scholarship winner, while Allen, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Larry Littlechild, is the bursary winner for the upcoming school year. The bursaries and scholarships are awarded annuatly to a Champion employee's son or daughter who is a high school graduate with a high academic standing. The successful applicants must be well-rounded individuals who have been involved in various activities both in highschool and the community. The scholarships will continue to be paid to the students toward their second, third and fourth years of university, while the bursaries are awarded to college students for the first and second years. The awards for 1987-88 were presented on July 20, by Champion vice-president Bruce A. Sully, who congratulated the recipi'ents-for- heir-hard-vvoolt id wished- them every success as they pursue their scholastic ambitions. The 1987-88 recipients of the Champion scholarships and bursaries are: Ray Bedard .- A graduate of GDCI, he will be attending University of Western Ontario and will be studying Political Science and Honors History: Tammy Allen - A graduate of GDCI, she will be attending George Brown College, studying Human Service Counselling. HARBOR REPORT • The John B. Arid arived from Dulith light for salt on .July 30 and cleared the next day for Chicago. The Saguenay arrived from Detroit, light for salt, on July 31 and cleared Aug. 1 for Thunder Bay. The trip marked the Saguenay's first time in Goderich Harbour. The Manitoulin cleared for Thunder Bay with salt on July 28. The Willowglen arrived from Midland, light; to load wheat on July 29 and cleared for Owen Sound on July 30. The Willowglen arrived on Aug. 3 from Owen Sound to load wheat. The 7th annual! - Make this the year you get involved, organize a run, sponsor a participant, cheer the cause. Make this the year you take part in THE TARRY FOX RUN WALK _LOG -BIKE WHEEL. RIDE Pledge sheets available at: The Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada Pest, CariadtsefCatt rSol'iety;'K mart, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Four Seasons Hotels, Shoppers Drug Mart. For more information, call the Canadian Cancer Sodety or The Terry Fox Run Office nearest you. Nfld (7119) 753-6520, P.E.1. (902) 566-4007, N.S. (902) 423-6183, N.B. (506) 634-3180, Que. (514) 842-3424, Ont. (416) 488-1480, Man. (204) 775-47I5,, Sask. (306) 757.1662, Alta. (403) 228-0681. B.C. (604) 876-3131, N.W.T. (403) 873-7756. F TheTerryFoxRun SundaySept. 13th Proceeds from The Terry Fox Run go to the Canadian Cancer Society for cancer research. Tammy Allen CONTINUATION OF AWARDS Cindy Hayward - is returning to Univer- sity of Western Ontario for her fourth year of studies. Kim -Y rit•ztey - -is-returning--to Wilfred Laurier University for her third year. David Weaver - is returning to Universi- ty of. Waterloo for his third year of Pre - Optometry. Scott Wilson - is studying Actuarial. Science in the co-op program at University of Waterloo. This is his third year for the scholarship. Mari -Jo Collins - is attending Queen University studying social science, on the second year of her scholarship. Mark Jeffrey - is attending University of Toronto on his second year of the scholar- ship, studying Engineering. Ray Bedard RoSe Marks - is studying Honors Geography at Wilfred Laurier University with a Business Administration option. This is the second year of her scholarship. Kelly Wilson - is attending Centennial college, studying Legal Administration, on the :second year of her bursary. Cindy Todgham - is studying Pre -Law at • University of Western Ontario in the se- cond year of her scholarship. Susan Marks - is attending Conestoga College, studying Office Administration. • This.is the second year of her bursary. ODC meeting in Bayfield in financing in the province since April 1. Fourteen million has been injected in the tourism sector to expand and ugrade. facilities such as the. Little Inn where the board meeting took place. Another $18 million has been pumped in- to the manufacturing sector and $4 million has gone for the development of the export market. David Wright, ODC manager, said that while the corporation's repayable loans art, generally limited to $500,009, the credit may be extended to $1 million in the export field. The directors serving :on the four 'or- porations.oare business professionals from the private sector who are paid on a per diem basis for their participation. ' n Directors were in full agreement that moving the ODC monthly meetings to various parts. of the province where the corporation's loan guarantees were in operation, was, a healthy and beneficial exercise. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC HORST Feige D.T. GODERICH. 58 West Street GODERICH (519) 524-6688 Neustadt (.519) 665-7818 No Charge 1-800-265-7555 West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company Dungannon 529-7922 Farm Protection For: FARM OWNERS - Fire and Nam- ed Perils -Farm machinery - All external Perils, including Non -owned equipment. -Livestock (named perils), Broad Form including entrapment, elec- trical , power interruption and fumes. -Earnings Insurance. -Farm Produce - Named Perils -Comprehensive Farm Liability in- cluding Limited Pollution Liabili- ty and Non -licensed 'vehicles. -Farm Auto. •Free fire prevention inspections. For a quotation, please contact any of the following agents: FRANK FORAM, Lucknow 528-:)824 LYONS•4 MULHERN Goderich 524-2.664 DONALD R. SIMPSON Goderich 529-7567 JOHN NIXON Brussels DELMAR SPROUL Auburn KENNETH MACLEAN Paisley SLADE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 887-9417 529-7273 368-7537 Kincardine 396-9513 LAURIE CAMPBELL Brussels 87-9051 MUSIC IN GOLD Enjoy world famous melodies and grand dancing to the super 5 q band sound in stereo, for gala dances, .anniversaries, banquets, festivities, polkafests and pub - night singalongs. The best of music to remember.- BRUNO VERMANDER TELEPHONE: 524-2832 A listing in e classifieds packs a powerful sales punch! Classifieds 524-2614 Complete Accessories for the FINEST BATHROOMS TOWELS BY FIELDCREST * MARTEX * WABASSO (white sale prices for limited time) 90 Wellington St, Stratford 273-2203