HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-01, Page 3We've always encouragedfoUr son toshow initiative; so both
my husband and myself were quite pleased when, he told us that ;
he had. joined a sales club for a greeting card firm. • •
He was supposed to show Their Christmas Card line on a•
• personal basis and to be paid a 4940rcentcash commission or a
prize of•his own choice from their prize catalaijue. He chose a
racing car set from the latter and was promised faithfully that
• he would receive it -in'time for Christmas.. •
Well in spite of a letter and two long distanFe phone calls in
which they said his prize had been mailed, our son still remains
a very disiliusionedand disappointed 12 -year-old. He did
everything he was supposed to do and 1 think that this Is a very
boor way for a firm.to show their appreciation.
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• The sales club mailed your son's prize to him two days before
they reeived his lifter aSking7Were. his. -rain-g-S-ef-W-S: -They--
thought his lettercrossed with their package to him, so they
didn't reply. When we told them he didn't receive his prize, they .
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New Horikans grant
HuronifieW gets 3,715
The New Horizons • com- .$3,715 from the'
mittee, under the leadership Government's New
of Mrs, Betty Scratch at. program.
Huronview, have received New Horizon.s
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Federal retired people to create
Horizons projects of their OWfl
choosing. It offers grants to
enables groups .of retired people who
will undertake activities for
the benefit of themselves and
others in their d'ornmunity,.
The •New Horizons com-
mittee of Huronview, will use
the grant...to make videotapes
of activities in the Home.
Thee takes will be ex-
alt, • _changed with.-.1-40mes forAhe
Agdd, in other areas in
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HURON C,OUNTY
Family planniiig Pf0j0CL
INVITES YOU'TQATTEND
•-BIRTH.CONTROL
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Every Thursday • -
From 6130-9 p.rn,
Huron County .
Health Unit
• Shipley St., Clinton .
For intorrnation caII ,482-3416
Weekdays or Thur-sday
evenings
Everyone Welcome
REGULAR
HEARING AID
SERVICE CENTER
•CAMPBELL'S
168 THE SQUARE
GODERICH .
. Thursday, ApriI.8
1 - 3 p.m.
• FREE ELECTRONIC
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L._ , KJTCHENERa
2' •r DANCE • Damage
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• who lost their • ' • , • '
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Brookside ' • Three people were taken to
• Public School • • hospitalby ambulance
• following a two -car collision
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DANCING • at the corner of Victoria and
• 4:30 - ta.m. 0 East Street.
•• • The collision resulted in a
• Boyd's Orchestra • total damage estimate of
•• 0 $13 000 to vehicles driven by
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" • Lunch provided Glenn Layton, RR 3 Clinton
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• EVERYONE -WELCOME • and Richard Vynckier, 1691
•• • • Wallace Street, Wallaceburg.,
•••••••••••,040:19•0 Joanne.. O'Neil, RR 6
-4'. Watford and Terry Mazur,
, , . Goderich along with "Vyn-
• Promote Cider, in whose vehicle they
were passengers, were
treated for cuts and bruises at
--your .
• General Hospital.
Alexandra Marine and
DUNBANNON OgINGs
• MRS MART BERE
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The subject "of H.Q. . Bere accompanied a group of"'
• IDo12sOn's Sermon on .Sunday students frain ' the class in
at Dungannon United Church Spanish at vcaa:r1.gon
citourby
wat ,"The Good -Shepherd". to Spain fur the holiday week.
7.:).(.1.ain'ile
The Sacrament of the Loryi's The trip
4. Spansh ndoor20students
The Confir
Stinday servicaon April - ia,) : s,
Supper wilt be adrninistered Miss Quick, zil)ikel-a,t.)0ntt,est.icibeerst...
rnation clasS and , twO: t'll
meet on Saturday at 10 a,M.. GbkrichMardi 20 and
in the Sunday school room of returned on• :
March -29.,
• Dungannon ..I.Juited Church. Mrs. Bob Eeci ); and twin •
•.The OffiPial-Board Will meet daguthers spent a few dayS at
a. week front Monday, on the-firk of the v,Tek. with Mr.
April 5 at 8:30 p:m.. W. Nile and Mrs, Ir) ine, Eedy, Mrs,
United Church. Anyone. in- ,Bob Ott anc. boys .visited Men
terested in Senior Adult Days parents for the latter part of
at Five. Oaks May 4-6 should the week; ' •
• contact the minister for. mcRwobhinneytancl,r sa• ..LiSizridsrSte 7 details. .
•Mr. Russell Johnston w_ as, -7Maibr.ie; roez. th:(.)rpnroound ,silrd.eanyts,
• taken to Winsham Hospital of a. son, Robert Christopher,
on Sunday morning.
Mr. Cecil Blake retuned _March 28, a grandson for Mr.
home on Friday:Iron:1. a two •and.Mrs.. Hugh McWhinney.
week visit with inembers of Kim and Kathy Dawson,
her family fn Toron_1_,O, and daughters of Mr.' arta' Mrs.
Cambridge. • . „.., „;
The' Dungannon Women' §' spent a few clays with their
Institute held a dessert grandparents Mr. and Mrs,.
euchre party •at Brookside,, K.K. Dawson.
School on Wednesday 'March. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas,
• 24 with 2. tables. The.prizes Linda. . and • Wendy of •
were Lu.eky place mat;:Mrs.„: Wiliowdale, .visited Lois'
Clara Raynard; men's high; ; parents, Mr and Mrs. Thos.
'Bill Caesar, men's "low; Webster last weekend:
Clifford Hackett, ladieS!. There: were 7 tables ai a
• „high; • Mrs, Jean Jardine, card party. at theOrange Hall
ladies! low; Mrs. Dynes in Dungannon :on Friday
Campbell, lucky draw for evening. The prizes:were
men; 'Earl McNee; lucky. high man; Jim Errington;
draw for - ladies; Pearl second; Art YoUng; low man;
Caldwell and -nearest an- Bert McWhinney: high Lady; •
tiiversary Mrs. Philip Mr..Florence Reid ;• second,
Stewart
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Mrs. Louise Brindley; low;
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Thre—dmage to the Lay -rob . . MrS".. Marina • Vark, Mrs. TMrs. Cora Cranston. There
..• vehicle was' estimated at
ances : $8,000. and $5,000 to the
•.......S.hazuRawson spent the past Orange Hall
. in -two weeks an
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trophy for-4-i-1actliievernent.
The next trie'eting will be...,,helpl
on the fourth • Wednesday of
April and is open to the
public.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Pentland arrived home on
Tuesda.Y,-• after nearly three
montbS'•-in Texas. Qn Sunday
evening they visited daughter
Carol, and Bob Andrew and
• boys in Kinc4rdine. •;
".Glenn Anderson; 16 yr. old
son Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Andersah, was: seriously
Injured, in an .apciclett. in-
yolving his motorcycle anda
Car on the Bayfield Road in
frOnt of Suncoast ' Mall on
March 20. He suffered severe
fractures to the left, leg,
nec.essitating amputation,
below .th.? "knee on Thursday
and further surgery is ex-
pected. He is in hospital in
London.
Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie
visited Mr. and ..Mrs. John
Bete and Kare in London last
weekend. •
Mrs. Annie Kilpatrick of
-1.-ucknow,,visitN Mrs., Cecil
on Sunday. , •
FrAnk and Cora Thompson.,
attended :the Fire InsuranceConventiOn in Toronto from
Wednesday to Friday.
• Mr. Thomas Joseph. Lan-
nan, fortnerly.-Of 9th con-
cession, • Ashfield, passed
away at• Marian Villa •
Hospital,, London on March 26
• in his 90th year. Beloved
husband of Margaret Laura
• Noreen Park, • and Mrs.. will be another card party in '
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1 ' second two -car c-dlltsion
on . Huron. Road at the was to have gone with them' Agricultural Society iteld
. • • -Canadian Tire . entrance on but was advised by her doctor '' regular monthly .meeting .on
suppers March 27 resulted in a total •not to o up in the plane..Miss WednesdaV, March 24, at the
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damage estimate of $700 to jaqueline Dawson stayed Agiicaural .Hall. Prizes
vehicles dren by Irenewith her aunt and &idle.; Mr. 'were given out to those who
Daltbn, 1320 Mary St., and Mrs. St W rt Paul took art in -the Mar-athon
arid Mar Beth stayeci with 'they were Mrs. Diane Park,
• • Oshawa, and William Hamm- • Arte a .
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Mail year problorns.to "Impost" cit -this pow.Aft Lete
will be woo* FooviOesl o stanapesloifclressseeleeletse
enclootO Soots of •enerol interest will be oeblishost • .
Letters must be so•n)ssfblitlios hi0.1' reveal, yootiOontilti
Quoshoos an Anit;eferiholto0
e Etohlishelf to Inform orid.oiiii• advise..N• one • ,
*bawd 'fro. to 'apply Or iaterprohthe I Piet. without the
alaidarist 04160 of • 'mined expert who knows the •.l
fasts, *ince the fasts of each at moy..shange tho •
application of the lake• NO .PHONE GALS ;
()dem
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,heaiiquarters, for •
your glassneeds.
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524-2671
50 Lighthouse St. .
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T. 13r),cle Ltd.
District Representative.
DOD' Venorntre
.7.51 -1A1101 -JON, GODERICH
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call BILL: MELICK at 'Your COLLISION REPAIR'CENTOE
SOLITKEND BODY
524,9181-
Griffis; he is survived by son
Lyal,- _ daughter-in-law.
Theresa, brother. William,
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Mass wasTier-at St. Joseph's
R.C. Church, Kings6ridge on
Monday morning, March •29
at10:30. —
Sirprise plymenit
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—of Blyth.• There. were no in- Mr. and Mrs. Doug BroW.n. • Gordon " Smyth, Wayne
tan
• A single car accident' on Aldharn spent a few_days of David, Caesar and Michael `...,,
March. 28 resulted in $350 the holidays with Mrs.. Mary Roc:1y, ArrangementS were •
• darnage to a vehicle driyen by Bete and Jamie. Dight and, made •for two associate
, Earl:Salter, 100 Nelson St. E. 1VIary6elle ' AlcIllairi and ilrectur: Co. look after the
Goderich. Salter collided with, children came out on Sunday caretaking each month in
a railroad switching device to help Jamie ce1ebrate- his turn, Anyone interested in
near the harbor. There were tenth birthday. . renting the hall should con-
• no injuries. • • Duarie -.:Rivett, -Ronnie „tact .Da),, id. Caesar. Mel- ,
juries. --• • -
"The Ontario .Bean
!. . Producers . IVIarketiag'
13oard dePictedla-s-tWeek...
to ftake' a $2.09,. per
hundrdweight
.payrnent to ptoducer§,___
EaTlier _ ,..payment has
:totalled $.7.00. per
hundredweight, • „ '
Board memberphil
Durand n said that
although the hoard had
• no funds- at present,
• During the past week the Delbet•gue;hland Jarnisr•Or*ettrifksiln and •Rod 'MacKenzie
Goderich Polfce 'Department • I dhock the tour- are to meet with the fund- •
'Al.::±>t2C=D4i=?"<=41"="t=*=.11CZ also laid three charges under p aye ey in
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Appearing This Week
WED. MARCE11 to SAT. APRIL 3
"SPECIAL ATTRACTION" "
JESSIE
•THE.-B-EDFORD COURT• -LOUNGE
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COMING NEkt WEEK •
WED. APRIL 7 to, SAT. APRIL 10
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• PLANNING DINNER OUT
• TRY OUR DELICIOUS SMORGASBORD
. TUES.'12 • j:30- P.M.
• WED. 6 - 7:30 P.M.
SUN, 5 • 7 P.M.
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The Square •Goderich •- 524-7337
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Entertainment
•Friday and Saturday, April 2 and 3 '
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Treat yourself and
your friends
for your convenience .
our Hot Buffet is served
THURS., & FRI.
12 noon - 2 •p,rn.,
Casual 'Dress
Dine by Candlelight
• •SUNDAY.,
• SMORGASBORD
13M. to 8 p.m.' • , •
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY
Visit the KEG ROOM
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E.AVI-1-E•LD•RD., GODERICH
524 .771!
on '....r.a.i..s ing----:Q-m-n-ln-LP P •
-at-n‘L'a-t-----mil-d-maY w i
the Criminal Code one under
....Tuesday. The Lucknow regards to orgariizing a dancb.
the Narcotics Act, three
under bylaws, eight under the Atorns- wan the first game 7-1. . in the near future.. ' '
with Mildmay but ' lost the The tentative date for the
_ Highway Traffic. Act and five secondgarne 2-1 to Blyth. fair is September 24. -George
ander the, Liqaor LiCence ACt. -": Betty Culbert and:Kathie Smyth offered to present a •
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,----Last year's total
payment was $13.42 per
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new MF farms tractors under CO pto hp, plus
new MF industrial units in stock. Check
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MF 235. Tractor
MF 255 Tractor •
MF 265- Tractor
.MF 275 Tractor •
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MF 20 Backhoe Loader • •.. " From
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MF. 40 Bwokhoe.Loader . . ,
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MF 711.B Skid Steer ,Loader
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•M•ilday to -Friday 8 a.m. to 5130 p.m. ••• Saturday 8 A.M. fo 5 p.m.
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' How does -one •fight the.government and win?-
'For some time now fhave'been eagerly-awaitin§the arrival of
' an Unemployment Insurance cheque which is -due to me, butthe
weeks go by and still no cheque in the mail. I have phoned 'wig
distance on severatciccasions to see What is -causing the delay
butt• just don't seem to be able to get any kind of satisfaction.
I've been told to phone•back while they look into my claim and
•aosotwraly'm. toldihat a•cheque wasmailed out and must :have gone
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1 desperately need this money but am'now so frustrated that I
'just don't know what to do next Any' suggestions from you as tO
• how to successfully communicate with the Unemployment
Insurance people will -be gratefully. received. ••
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Ottawa has ▪ been notified by the U.I.O•office that the cheque
• they mailed you is either lost, stolen or strayed. They claim that
no reply has as yet been received from Ottawa but they point out
that this could take considerable time as all aspects of the
cheues' whereabotits must be determined before a duplicate
• cheque can be issued. It's nbt a question of them doubting your
• word, but a thcA•ough investigation has to be made to make sure
mainly, that the original cheque has_not been cashed by anyone
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Your Ful! me CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ' DODGE
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enclosed is a photostat copy of a checitie 1 sent to Poster World
inW.innipeg for delivery of some posters.. That was, as yoy can
•see by the,date, away back on June 10. Since then all they have
done is -to cash the original cheque, and so far I have received
absolutely nothing in return, not even an acknowledgement•of
any kind, so any help you can,give,me to speed up delivery Of .
these miising posters ,will, be appreciated as my patience is
wearing thin, . . . thank you.' •
On receipt of your letter, "IMPACT" contacted a Western
''Open Line" columnist and 'made him'aware of your problem.
We don't exactly know what transpired from there, but we do
know that since then the posters have arrived safely at our
reader's address, so once again, "All's well, that ends well."
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Readers are reminded that ALL letters•addressed tothis
column will receive a personal replY,, provided you en-
clo4e a StAMPED, ADDRESSED ENVELOPE,
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