The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-05, Page 8itr
^• PAGE 8-r-GODERICH SIGNAL;STAl,2, THURSDAY„JULY 5;1979
Athletic champions at St. Joseph's Separate School in
Kingsbridge were recognized at the school's awards
ceremony recently and presented with school plaques
honoring their achievments. The champions are (frons
left) Mary Catherine Stapleton,-junio iris,--Cii.y-Wifne
Stapleton., intermediate girls champion and captain of
the. Huron -Perth 'girls floor hockey, .team from
Kingsbrge, Patrick Frayne, junior boys champion,
Brant Van Osch, senior boys champion and Steven
-Hie key, int -ermedia-te--bays..(photo_b.y leff.S:eddon)
The track and field champions at Holmesville Public
t School .were ` •'honored at . the school's gr-a�''c[uation
exercises recently.. Award winners were (front row
from left) Carol Dechert, senior girls silver medalist,
Cathy Oke, intermediate girls gold medalist and
Lynda Russelo,intermediate girls- silver medalist,
(back row from le.ft). Nancy Bugler,.. intermediate girls"
bronze, • Susan Well, senior girls bronze,- Darlene
Smith, intermediate girls silver and Elise Lindsay,
senior girls gold. (photo by. Jeff Seddon).
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The junior and midget track andfield champion.s'at
Hojmesville ' School were `-cited at the school's
graduation exercises recently The winners were
(.front row from Left) Curt McPherson,' second in
midget boys, Jenny Allen,.third•itismidget girls, Gary
Stephenson, first lomidget boys and\Shelley TeaLfirst
-rer
Goderich
man shot
Arnold Laithwaite, age
79; brother of Clayton
Laithwaite, Goderich,'
was shot near his home in
Detroit where he had
lived for 60 years.
His housekeeper heard
shots and found him dead
with shots -in hi's back. It
is not known whether he
--was robbed.
He had told his
housekeeper that he was
going out to get some'
groceries, and went to a
'.garage facing an alley in•
the deteriorating neigh-
borhood.
Laithwaite . • `elft
' Goderich in 1921, and was
a retired electrician.
SAVE ENERGY
and
Insulate U.F. Foam
& Fiber Intulation
Serving Huron County
15 years '
COM P A RE... CONT•A C T
STEWART'S
ALUMINIUM &
. INSULATION
701 Huron Rd: Goderich
524.8821
in junior girls, (back row from. left) Jackie Norman,
third junior girls, Michael Clark,'second junior. boy_.sz_.
Frank Schloendorf, third junior boys, Shelley
Surridge, 'first midget girls, Marjorie Singh, second
junior girls' and Anne Bornath, second midget girls.
(photo by Jeff Seddon)
Public speaking awards at Holmesville Public, School were handed out at the
school's awards assembly recently and recipients of the awards were (front row
from left) Steven Bugler, third in junior, Jenny Allen, second in junior and Sh-elley
Teal, first in junior, (back row from left) Janine Mayhew, third in senior, Brenda
Harris, second and Barb Forbes, first. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
One can burn as badly
on —hazy days as. in
brilliant sunshine, says
the Canada Safety
Council.
All too often-, people -
overexpose themselves
because .the shade—of an”
umbrella or the cool
breeze on an overcast day '
eliminates : the un-
comfortable_. heat we
associate with sunburn,
$ut the Ultra -violet -light
of the sun reflects off
sand and water, reaching
under beach umbrellas
and penetrates grey
clouds.
There are •virtual-ly_no ....
medical benefits to, '-.be-
gained from exposure to
the sun. Some .vitamin D
i -s- :produced, but, one
receives more than
needed from-a-norm.al°
diet.
There is no need to pass
the'• summer months
secluded indoors
avo'idi'ng such
recreational activities as
tennis, golf or swimming,
but it is wiser and safer to
take the sun in small
doses.. at least until a
proteetiye_ coat of tan'has
developed. •
A good choice of suntan
lotion will help, prevent
sunburn. The most useful
are those whish contain a
sun-sZreening. ingredient.
But no lotion will. protect
againstsunstrokethat is
likely to result from
prolonged exposure to
high s temperature . and
sun. Moderation is the
answer. .`
----:FAMILY & CHILDREN'S EXCURSION -OWES"
-,F A C E S
ACTIVITY 'DAY
Monday — Clinton
Tuesday-- Seaforth
Wednesday — Exeter
Thursday : Goderich
Friday - Wingha'm
Starting date: July 9th
12:30 - 3:30 P.M.
'Contact: Mary Foran 5241356
Sponsored by: FACES of Huron County
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G®DRR.ICH. SUMMER
SPECIAL EVENTS
MONDAY JULY 9th
-Recreoltionat Gigolos 8. Sports
Tugboat•aide 4L -Beach Games
TUESDAY JULY 10th
Mini Golf
WEDNESDAY JULY llth
Roller Skating
THURSDAY JULY 12th
Holmesville Animal Farm
FRIDAY JULY 13th
Fun Swim Meet
Different Activities are held dally and are open to
various age groups. A list of these activities with
specific details are available at the
RECREATION .OFFICE
9 Waterloo St. S. 524-8373
_._.:SPECIAL NOTE!!
RECREATIONAL BASKETBALL
for Boys 8 Girls
to be held twice weekly !;eginning July 10th.
TUESDAY & .THURSDAY
10_00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. - Students going Into
Grades LB and 9. a,...
11:30 - 1:00. p.m.-- Secondary School
_- Coach: Myles Murdock------.
IT'S OUR
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OPENING SPECIALS
Perrins
Reg. $30.00- 26.....-.......
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$20.0° - '$19.00
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PREVIOUSLY '17 to '32
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PREVIOUSLY '17 TO '23
JULY$
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SUMMER
SPORTSWEAR
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PREVIOUSLY '15 TO '40.
JULY.
SALE
$1 0$28
SPORTSWEAR
Large group of broken sizes and colour ranges
BATHING
SUI -TS
Sizes 10 to 18. Some 2 piece
suits included.
PREVIOUSLY '30 TO '56.
JULY2 $2
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DRESSES
Sizes 8 to 20 and 161/4 to
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PREVIOUSLY '40 TO '155
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