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CAKE DECORATING
CAKE DECORATING
SUPPLIES
Call us if not Instock., We, can get for Toe within 2
days. Cake Decorating courses starting In the Fall.
Piese phone for information.
Open: 9:00 - 6:00 • Six days a week
CHESSELL'S STORE
Hwy. 4 Bayfield Road, Brucefleld
Su. 482-9232 Res. 482-7549
GODERICH SUMMER SPECIAL EVENTS
Monday Bike Hike to Port Albert - Free
July 16th - Meet at J. G. Park 9:30 A.M.
Tuesday Floor Hockey - Free
—July 17th - Victoria School 10 A.M. and 1 P.M.
Wednesday Playday at Seaforth - '1.00
July 18th - Meet -cif -J. G. Perk 9:00 A.M.
Thursday
July 19th - Meet at J. G. park - 9:00 A.M.
Friday
Disco Dancing Lessons - 50'
July 20th - Arena AudItoriumat 1:30 P.M.
Grand Eiend Day, '2.50
ActivitieS• change daily and are open to children
variousages. A list of these activities is available
the
RECREATION OFFICE
9 Waterloo St. S. 524-8373 --
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Taking a breather on his cycling trip from Edmonton, Alberta to Sarnia is
John Dairemont, 67. Dairemont started the trip on his 3 -speed bike on May 3,
and had peddled as far as GO-derich by July 9, averaging.75 kilometres a day.
Dairemont will take the train back to Edmonton:after visiting his brother in
Gath-Vizooden-) '
Dear Editor...
• from page 4 _
(he has gone metric) of
bayberries and -beans into
a languidliquid known as
Hagars Horror. This diet
liquer makes Lake Huron
taste like' Texas tea.
There is a rumour. that
Detonator Dan has ac-
tually solfed,, with his
called oira-risis' and me -
gasoline shortage in, one
shot. One shot, or even
one micro 'milli hectare,
of this distilled steam is
better than a tiger in your
tank. One shot and you
and your vehicle act like
a pack of piranas. Hope
Dan has a permanent
solution because
cau'ses' friction in these
days of our cu'rrent
decadent decade.
Yestqtrayan R.C.M.P
wire "tapper informed us
that Detonator Dan was
abandoned on.. Skylab.
When last seen aboard'he
.was watching one of those
Wra-ted out rrlovies
T.V. (or was it the Blue
Jays no real difference)
and he missed the last
shuttle ' back. Now those
computer jockeys down
LARGEST -STOCK
1411 THE COUNTY
WORK
—Industrial
—Farm
—Factory
Plain or safety toe
PUNCTURE PROOF
SOLES
Open all day
Wednesday
ROSS
SHOE SHOP
142-TheSqunre
Gederlth, Ont.
Martha Rathburn
Saturday night we had
a great surprise meeting
some of the hockey
players who had been
here. 16 or 18 years ago
when a hockey reunion
was held at Saltford
Valley Hall.
Chuck Coanelly. and
Sharon (formerly Sharon
Peachey) both looked
wonderful. Sharon looked
just hs I remeinbered her
- dark and vivacious.
They have four children
now and live in Sudbury.
D'Arcy Olivier and his
wife, Maggie (Cousins)
live in or near Sudbury.
D'Arcy looked a bit older
(and why not?) but
Maggie just glowed and
looked beautiful.
Guy Belasky, always a
great big, good looking
'kid, had just improved
with' age and is bigger
than ever - not FAT - just
'BIG. He lives just out of
Ottawa in Hull, has a
convenience storeand a
line of bakery stores --
honestly, the noise in
Saltford Hall was so
great, you could barely
hear what people ,were
saying.
Hank . Armstrong and
his wife, Brenda, looked
just great too. He works
in Ford:IVIotor_cornpany
and lives in Oakville.
'Jerome Geoffrey - a
great goalie - you will
recall with pleasure and
his wife Baty, have lived
in • Tillsonburg for • 18
years! I can't believe it.
He has been -with -the post
office. all that-t-ime and he
has kept up his 'hockey,
%VOA -king:- .-vvith -•
'youngsters. Jerome still
looks like the shy 'kid I
remember.
Don Ai n ey an--B-arb
from - -Missfss,a-uga- mere
there at Houston with all ,-baking bf .booze
their hardware, 'software,- from a mash of beans and
and cooking ware. can't berries.
even cook up an answer • If we can't get Dan off
as which country, let that air conditioned,
alo.ne county he. will land stereo equipped Massey
in. As Charlie F
(we Ferguson in the bean
spell.ii) says " the field and backto • his
Scientists can't .tell there water :" col led com-
N.A.S.A. from a hole in puterized typewriter we
typewriter
_ ;will...lust have. to. 5qt-re:for
. No doubt, Dan-,......heing-wthe professional patter
one of aur rugged rural (they get paid for -that
residents, will survive the nonsense) . of „Jeff and
break up and impact and Dave. •
when back in tliearea P.S. We enjoy the
qualify as a new im- patter of Dave and Jeff
migrant• for a part in and consider their weekly
there as were -Jerry and
Ruth Hes, Bill and
Shirley Walsh from
Stratford, Ken. Doig and
Mary from Seaforth,
Frankie Miller from
Kitchener, Jack. and,
Evelyn Reis from
Listowel and a few others
from out of -town I have
prob-ably missed.
The boys from town
and nearby all turned out.
It •was like old home
-I was ,really touched'
when 1'-'heard.the boys
from out of town.'-
D'Arcy, Chuck, •Guy,
Belasky, Hank Arm-
strong, and Jerome in
particular when talking
"This Foreign Land" up columns a real addition to •
there in Blyth. For the -Signal. • .
:Detonator DanThis would
-...be.better than six Months • Yours truly, -
in -the 'slam tner for the Pshaw of WiLson, St.
Wingham School Reunion
Dear Editor:
The Wingham Cen-
tennial Reunion is being
held August 1 to 6, and as
a -part of it, the Wirrgliam
School Reunion is being
held on Saturday mor-
ning, August 4 from 9
a .m .to 12 noon in the F.E.
Madill Secondary School.
We are welcoming back
to ..the Wingha-m School
•ReuniOn all former and
Turn to page b.
GODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1979—PAGE 5
Round'n' About
. -
to Walt, told him how ()UR London there is a
often they thought of.him BOG which is known to be
and thanked him for all at least 15000 years old?
thOthings he had done for A century's old black
them in their- years in spruce floating -' bog
.Goderich. I was really containing many rare
surprised because most specimens of orchids and
kids take everything .for health plants?
granted and never get The §,,iftou 'Bog is
around to telling a person located on 'Oxford Street
how much they just east of Sanitorium
remember any help along Road. It is open the year
the way. round and a board walk
There were so many has been specially built to
fine young people at that the centre of the bog
party we had known -fittitecting fragile plants
years ago and sort of such ,as orchids, pitcher
drifted away from. It was plants, cottongraas, wild
just GREAT meeting cranberries and otfiers.
again and we love them The floating spagnum
all. moss is 60 feet deep in
To get back to earth we places and, the pond is so
are going to have some crystal clear you 'can see
interesting tours this the stones lying on the
summer. The Goderich bottom. Black spruce and
Performing Arts larch trees encircle the
'Foundation are spon- water.
coring bus .tours - two The bog is a remnant of
hour runs "- in the town the ice age - luckily it has
and local area which survived because very
sound real interesting: , little could be done with
Every Saturday af- it.
ternoon at 2 p.m. Jt is -now a protected
SHARP from the area where you will see
"LIVERY STABLE" on . many beautiful birds,
South Street across from small animals, bog. elfin
Woolworths these -butterflies, ve.r.y odd
Mystery Tours will stop flowers and hear the
-croak of the masked wood
at one .of the fine old frogs.,
homes in the area. You 1 didn't know! I didn't
can get your tickets' - know(
starting July 7 to August -Here is a time saver
18, at -the Welcome tip. Tonffitoes - LOTS of
Centre, 'Campbell's drug tomatoes - will soon he
store or the Coach House: ripe. You_can cut much
After the tour, you will of the cooking time for
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. have coffee and light ,
refreshments at the
Livery Stable. Sounds
nice? Get your tickets
ahead of time if you. can
so --they will know how
many buses to run. •
By the way, ffi-e-Livery
Stable shapening up
nicely - You're in for a .big
BUT till
surprise. they s
have a_long_w_ay_lo go,
They 'Ilea.' help -and
helpers.
I believe there are a
couple of things going on
in the building in con-
nection with Art Mart
like a poster sale and a
model aircraft display -
perhaps other things. The
Fotinclation may need
help in "babysitting"
them - call Mrs., Dorothy
Wallace or Heather
Lyons - 9372 or 42472.
There are always a lot.
cifTittlejObs Y.9_14
with and the group will
--Certainly appreeiate it.
Do -phone them. - if you
- can't help with one -thing,
you can -probably help
another time.
Did you know that in'
MATERNITY WEAR
AT
•• The. Segiarcite Shoppe
MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 482.7778
(-NEXT-T-O-CA-Mif-BELL'S-MEN'S:WEAR-)....
OPEN 1-6 OPEN 1-6.
10% off
Infants' Wear
,Socks
Sleepwear
Underwear
1
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20% off
Pants
Shorts
T -Shirts
Dresswear
Hansa& Gretel
Blyth
The Corner Cottage for Children Wear
523-9613
tomato sauce by boiling
them until tender, then
letting them just sit for a
while. As they do, a
watery fluid rises to the
top. Dip this off and run
the tomatoes through a
food mill. Cook -this down
until thick, season and
process the puree as
usual.
Itsa
ves a lot of cooking
time without that extra
fluid to boil off.
Late in the fall is the
best time to add organic
matter to your garden A`
soil. If you haven't a
compost heap in one
corner of the garden
NOW is the time to start it
to be ready for this news
about 'taters -and
t'maters.
Avoid digging in the
potato peels and old
potatoes also- old.
tomatoes. Potatoes can
leave verticillium
organisms in -the soil to
attaa next ---year's' crop
and tomatoes can add
bacterial' spot and
canker.
Diseases are destroyed
by the heat of the corn)"
post pile.
A little reminder - the
character of your
children depends on what
tyooduayput into their hearts,
Art Mart, sidewalk
sales, and Livery Stable.
Check, - your Bulletin
-Board. •
Love, Martha.
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tities. Prices In `effect till Tuesday
July 17th.
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