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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-12, Page 6PAGE 6 ,-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1979 Dear Editor... • fromrpage 5 present students, teachers, .school trustees, school boards and in- spectors from the Wingham Public School, the Secondary School, the Sacred Heart Separate' School, .the. Lower Town School, the Golden Circle School and the Business Colleges. - In trying, to get ad - ,dresses of., former students we used the" Grade 9 class lists from 1907 on throughout the years, and classmates in Wingham have worked enthusiastically trying to get as many addresses as possible. We also searched for the names and addresses of the teachers and others involved in education. These hundreds of names were added, to the already collected list of the Wingham Centennial Invitational Committee 1,i'iho then mailed out all the invitations. However, we know we did not get all the names and addresses of those involved in the Wingham educational systems, and we are hoping that those who know about it or hear about, it will spread the word and invite any who attended or were in- volved in schools in Wingham throughout the years to "Come Bac:. To School" Saturday morning, August 4. z1 The school bells are ringing to welcome all back. Be sure and come. We are looking forward to a happy reunion. The Wingham Centennial School Reunion Committee, Florence Reavie, Chairman. C.W.A.C. .A.C. Dear Editor, • We still haven't located all our C.W.A.C. friends of those great service days of World War II. The news media has helped a great deal in other years,, so• once again we call Canadian Women's Army Corps Veterans to the .Annual Reunion through the medium of this letter. This event is sponsored by the Canadian Corps Association C.W.A.C. Unit No. 47 the last weekend in September, 1979 in Toronto,This is the 21st Annual Reunion for our Canadian Women's Army Corps. Here is our schedule in brief: . Friday evening from 7 p.m., September 28th - photo viewing, wreath laying ceremony, social' time, dancing and fun, and; Saturda 12 noon` to closing September 29 - reunion luncheon, dinner, dancing and fun for all. For Complete reunion brochure write. to: C.W.A.C. Veterans Reunion Chairman, Mrs. Shirley Wood Heesaker, 201 Niagara Street, Toronto, Ontario M5V 1C9. Telephone 781-2872, 781-3821 or 488-4027. Mrs. Shirley Wood Heesaker Cathy Wisser, left, of Goderich, and Sue Cartwright, of with Cathy. Cathy hopes to return the visit in a year or Manchester England have been pen pals for seven two. (photo by Cath Wooden) years. Sue has come to Goderich fora two week visit Pen pals finally. meet BY CATH WOODEN Seven years ago, two young girls became friends through the mail. Now they are meeting face to face. As part of a. grade 7 project Cathy Wisser, of 243.....Camer.on Street _ in . . Goderich, wrote to the International Pen Pal Clubfor an oversees friend. Sue Cartwright • of Manchester England, did the -same thing. The girls finally met on June 30 when•Sue-laided in Toronto for a two week visit.;. --.So far, she has visited Collingwood, Bly.th,_Wasaga._Beac.h, .as well as Goderich's tourist attractions, and will soon ' see Niagra Falls. "Everything is so big," says Sue of Canada: "It's also much cleaner than England," she adds in her charming Man- chester accent. Sue, 19, is a ground stewardess at. Manchester_. airport. Cathy.,_ ._also :. 19, is working in Clinton this summer .and .attends college iW"Cen'tra11a."She hopes to visit England in the next year or two. From the way Cathy described Goderich, Sue thought that Goderich would be bigger. - "And there aren't -as: many- pu=bs," s:he says. "In England, there's one on every corner." West Wawanosh accepts tender At the July council meeting,:West Wawanosh township council ac- cepted the tender of Joe Kerr Limited, Wingham, for,, loading and hauling pit -run gravel_ .to._.. road construction on Sideroad 21-22•Concession 1-2. In other business, the council voted to donate $200 to the Field -Springer Disaster Relief Fund for assistance, to Sturgeon Falls, area residents suffering from severe flpod-damage:: -.__ The -`-council authorized building permits for I. C1ark,. T. Stark, D. Harbor report BY RON GRAHAM June- 27 the Algoway arrived light from Cle-vel-and for salt. June 27 - the Algoway cleared harbour for Milwaukee with salt. June 28 the Algoway arrived light from Milwaukee for salt. June 28 the Algoway cleared harbour for Halland-. Mich .iga.n..-with . salt. June - 29 the Agawa Canyon arrived light from Hamilton for salt. ' June 29 the Aga'w'a Canyon-- cleared harbour for Milwaukee with salt. July ,, 9 th-e Agawa Canyon arrived light from Windsor for salt. July 4 the Agawa Canyon cleared harbour for Chicago with salt. July 6 the H.C. Heimbecker arrived from Thunder- Bay with grain. July 7 the Algoway arrived light from Hamilton for salt. July 7 the Labrodoc arrived light from-' Cardinal for grain. . --- July 7 the H.C. Heimbecker -cleared harbour light for Toledo. July 8 the Algoway cleared harbour for Chicago with salt. July 8 the Labrodoc cleared •- harbour for Cardinal with corn. Establisheft 1876 MCKILLOP . MUTUAL„ FIRE INSURANCE,COMPANY HEAD' OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST.1 SEAFORTH; ONT. ' Mrs. Margaret Sharp. Sec. Treas. Ph. 527-0400 FULL COVERAGE Farm and Urban Properties Fire, ,Windstorm, Liabilify,.Theft " Various Floater Coverages Homeowner's, Tenant's Package, Composite Dwelling DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS Ken Carnochan, R.R.N4,eaforth Lavern Godkin, R.R.N1, Walton floss Leonhardt, R.R.N1, Bornholm John McEwing, R R,N1, Blyth Stanley Mcllwain, R.R.#2, Goderich Donald McKercher, R.R.N1, Dublin John A. Taylor, R ,,R.N1, Brucrffield J.N. Trewartila, Box 661, Clinton Stuart Wilson, R.R.N1, Brumfield AGENTS E F. 'Bill' burst, R. R.114; Seaforth James Keys, R11,0, Seaforth Wm. Leiper, R.R,01, Londesboro 48.2.3354 527-1877 345-2234 523-9390 524-7051 527-1837 482-7527 482-7593 527-0687 527-1455 527.0467' 523.4257 CALM. AN AGENT OR°THE OFFICE Shetler, and E. Gingerich. Also, the township granted ap- proval to the applications for loan- for tile drainage submitted by J. Moss and R_.D-urn-in_„__._ Council instructed the clerk to write the Maitland Valley Con-. servation Authority to:the effect that the township concurs with engineer William Shifflet's request for assistance from the Authdr.ity for erosion control measures on the Reid municipal drain repair and -improvement. Council accepted the offer of purchase, sub- mitted- by----Bruce---an-d-- Norma Raynard, for part of Lot 13, Concesson 13, W -est Wawanosh, subject. to clarification of the portion of the farm on which gravel rights are to be retained by t -he municipality. ,._... MASSAGE PROGRAM for the beauty of the figure The Biotherm massage program• for the' beauty of the figure 'is based on the com- bl.ned action of •The Biotherm. acti-glove •The Super -active cream which effectively supplements the acts -glove action , •The close following of advises contained in the "hints on slimming" booklet A personal plan for the beauty of your figure by Biotherm �1 EEK PHARMACY r O SHOPPERS SQUARE, Gpl)ERICH OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS MANAGERESS: SHARON HENRY DEPT. -STORES SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH LUCKY "13" BUYS r-� FRIDAY THE 13th and SATURDAY THE 14th 100% NATURAL _ FLAVOUR ORANGE • REG. 99', SHARP KNIVES 5 KINDS $1:3 7 PC. REFRESHMENT SET REG. '4.97 - MOM & DAD'S REG. 2.FOR '1.44 2/$1! PHENTEX ELITE . 8 0Z. REG. '2.88 $212 3 PANTY HOSE REG: 2 FOR'99' 3/$11,3 LADIES' PULLOVER V ALLIES TO '_3.49 $213 0 LADIES BRIEFS REG. Q7' _ BEEF STEAK IN GRAVY REG.' 63 • $13 2/sl!3 EVIDENT GUM - PKG. OF-20-- REG.'1,00 P_LAY_I-N-G------- CARDS REG. 99' STEAK OR PARING KNIVES REG. 96' -� 3 .$ 1 • SUPERSEAL CONTAINERS REG.'1.88 $ 13 • • RIMMEL OR CUTEX COSMETICS REG. 88' 2/$ 13 • BOYS ........._ HIP BRIEF REG. '1.39 $ 1r 13: DISCRETION PANTY & HOSE REG. 3 -FOR '2.49 3/$213 LADIES' PULLO_V,ER REG. '3.69 $31.3 PILLOW- CASES REG. '1.99 13 • GARRITY FLASHLIGHT REG.'1.47 • $11.3 DISPOSABLE LIGHTERS REG. 99,`, 2/sl!3 EDGE SHAVE REG. '1.44 113 • . s MEN'S TANK TOPS• REG. 1.99 sil _3 1 , MEN'S WORK SOX REG. '1.79 $ 1 13. • BOYS' BRIEFS 4-6X REG. 79' 2/sl!3 BEACH TOWELS REG. '4.29 $ 3 13 • PATIO SET REG. '4-.1)9 $ 3 13 • ONE GROUP SUN GLASSES. REG 3:9 $21 3' • PHENTEX MACRAME CCPR:D - REG. '3.99 $3 1:,'- MEN'S -- PULLOVER REG. '6.99 3 MEN'S 'SPORTS" SOX REG. '1.79 $..13. • f REG. '1.88 BOYS' LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS_._ NEST HAIR REMOV'EW REG.4.07 1.07 SHORT2/ SETS ., ' 3X REG .'3.99 _ F- lieik $-3 13'" • LINEN & COTTON TABLECLOTH 50 x 50 REG. '3.29 $V3 $1 13 • 411.-1 CHAIR PA • REG. '2.49DS $2 13• air LINEN & COTTON TABLECLOTH SO x.68 REG. '3.99 $333