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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-04, Page 39work Law amity 975 is. If this d that" gyred a lation e bill dill be widely the forest, 'i.cially •k b Hoy scolds fellow actress Diane Mitchelmore as Nora nnelly looks on as• the three, act out part of the GDCI ama Club production f Not .Far From the Giaconda ee. The ,three girls play the role of Russian princesses mir GODI RICI SI1GNAL-STAR, THURSDA' N 0'U EM B1 R 4, -1978. -PAG �sked.bc.nd.it• ‘‘victim VLA on Hallowe'en Last Saturday night a masked bandit invaded severalhomes at the South end of Nairn Drive., He was described OS,7, being very short; overweight and was. • ,, ' wearing a black mask about, the eyes and a grey fur coat. • .Jim Kingsley, an eye -witness,` gave • - the following statement to the Signal - Star •. 9 "I was taking my three child,rben trick or treating aleng-°•Nairn Drive flit the, 4 '' first ,hoin'e we visited :Iswas'told of the prowler being 'chasedvout, theiv'lrouse only a few minutes earlier. ' living in exile 40 years after the Russian Revolution and trying to lead the life th,ey enjoyed in the Imperial Court of Russia. The play is part of the drama club's 1976 version off. Trigon to be performed this weekend, (staff -photo) the all.. Dns_. pal nes - or >m-- �rk. •ec- 1976 reet Brio se 1 Rob Bundy, left, enjoys a cigarette as Phil Main busies himself working on the Tower of Babel. The two combine ° their talents in Babel Rap, a play about a smoker and a 'worker trying to build the Tower.Aand still maintain their own personal lifestyles. The play is part of Trigon which is being performed this weekend by the.•GDCI Drama Club. (staff -photo) w • 14ATIONAL 14 eeend a Ai netve {ane 9404437'.. foeetarkite ME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE LECTION OF • INVITATIONS° j • ANNOUNCEMENTS ▪ INFORMALS •4 ACCESSORIES 11;0 Ooberirlj SIGNAL a -STAR 1, 24-833.'1). UY•SE[EllHT•HIR[.• Walk it to me! adnr nn�rr Awl 1s,4ia hln,•krIINr4a•. new doors to small business Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Informatjon on government programs for business Wayne Rounding one of our'representatives - will be at The Bedford Hotel,' GODERICH dltthe 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of each. month Tuesday, November 9 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or If you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK "For prior information •cell 211-$650 or write 1036 Onfarie Street, Stratford Theatre group ... (continued from page 20A) some conflict with -the group -using the basement. . MacKay Hall is presently being used by the Oddfellows., Rebekahs, Weight Watchers, Senior .Citizens, Alcoholics Anonymous, Women's Institute, Women's Day Out, the Goderich "Art Cl.ub, several unions, Little Theatre and occasionally for dances and banquets. • God wouldn't have given us feet if he didn;t mean for us to use'I!hem. • Walk. nunrlrrur� -"Cipiin, proceeding to my own home two. doors away something was sighted lurking in my own backyard. When my youngest daughter and I went _to in- vestigate the thief ' stole an .all -day sucker out of my daughter's pumpkin. He was then sighted leaping a fence in one .inigbty bound and broke into my neighbors' house by way .of her patio doors "There, I managed to chasehim out but had to bribe him with a chocolate bar anda piece of licorice. Further down the street a homeowner reported that he had broke into her home, raided the bread hnx,and absconded with a loaf of bread: • New assistant manager Chuck Jewell begins when arena reedy The •Goderich Recreation Board unanimously agreed to a recommendation from the personnel committee on the hiring of an assistant .arena manager at their meeting Thursday. ' • • The committee selected Chuck Jewell from a host of applicants to the position of ,assistant arena mana.ger•at a salary of $13,000. Jewell will likely begin duty in the new year; and• due to constructiop the probationary period was extended to a full year. It is•.expected that the.arena wili•be operational for Young Canada .Week in March but • the ice .will be taken out ,.immediately after,' The board also agreed in. principal to a•suggestion from the Harbor committee that if a third person is -hired for the .arena staff that persoh would act as Marina operator from May to the •beginning of. October. a• The board. passed a motion. calling for , the personnel committee to.• make a ..recommendation. • •' Harbor committee chairman, Jim Peters,said the . two jobs overlapped._ perfectly and would provide a continuity in the jobs .and .benefit the town. Board member Bob Allen said the scheme would work well but should bedealt, with before • the new year. The motion also included a - clause that the Marina would come under the jurisdiction of the recreation board to eliminate.•the possibility ofa third man laving two bosses. Board ,member John Doherty said the '. proposal was a good suggestion but it Wasnecessary to have it 'spelled out from the begin- ning for the applicants that the job would involve' both arena and marina work. The personnel' committee .will review the 'proposal and make a recommendation at the neat meeting in. November. "Doctor, ' how long do I have?" "I'll put it this way: I . wouldn' t buy.a 30 -day supply of vitamins. "Crossing the .road, we once again encountered our masked friend, this time he was being chased ou t'of a horse with a broom.. "He was last seen heading Orth on Nairn Drive on all fours With his striped `. tail dragging between his legs." • According . to Mr. Kingsley;, this was' probably the first: time ever that a real racoon went trick or treating on Halloween.' "If you have a pet racoon who was out all night and came home with a stotnach ache, you now will know What caused it," smiles Mr. Kingsley. •4, . 1 BRUCE MACDONALD ELECTRIC Domestic -Commercial=lndustrial- 133 Britannia Rd. Phone Evenings. •524-8146 .• S THANK YOU ' Since I have sold my business to NESBIT ELECTRIC, KIRKTON; I wish, at this time, to thank all my valued customers for their patronage for the past 14 years. • Nesbit. Electric will continue to serve you with fast, courteous. service. KEN SCOTCHMER BAYFIELD ELECTRIC MOTOR SALES. & REPAIRS GET IN ON THE FANTASTIC VALUES ALL: OVER THE STORE. 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