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PAGE 2—GQL,ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1979
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Albert Powell of 111
Picton Street, East in
Goderich was the winner
of $500 in the third Ron
Feagan Memorial
Grandstand lottery draw
held on Monday. Mr.
Powell had lucky ticket
number 517.
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There will be a blood
donors clinic at G.D.C.I.
on Wednesday, October
24 from 2 pan. to 5 p.m.
and from 6:•30p.m. to 8:30
p.m.
The clinic is being
sponsored by the
Ggderich Kinsmen and
Kinettes. The Kinettes
will offer a free
babysitting service at the
clinic in the afternoon for
those parents wishing to
attend.
Please give a gift of life
by going to the clinic this
Wednesday.
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MRS. JULIA
(ARMSTRONG)
ARCHAMBAULT
Mrs.
strong)
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received her diploma and
certificate in
physiotherapy from
Mohawk College and
McMaster University in
Hamilton at the con-
vocation held September
29.
Mrs. Archambault is
presently a member of
the staff at Parkwood
Hospital in London and
will be joining the
physiotherapy team of
Victoria Hospital in
London in January.
She is the daughter
Mr.. and Mr William
Armstrong of
Bayfield.
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R.R
of
D.
Among the entrants in
this year's sixth annual
Skylon International
Julia (Arm- Marathon held Saturday,
Archambault October 13 was local long
Gaetan Jacques, Grand Knight of the Goderich Knights of Columbus Council
number 5420, congratulates Ben Chisholm after presenting him with a 25
year pin last Wednesday evening. Mr. Chisholm, who is now also a life
member of the Knights of Columbus, first joined the Knights in Stratford. He
has been with the Goderich Knights for the last 16 years. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
Experjenced secretaries.
get raise frown „
school board
By Wilma Oke
The Huron -Perth
County Roman Catholic
Separate School board set
the salary scale for
school office secretaries
effective September 1,
1979: $4.20 per hour
(unchanged from last
school term) for no
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Corner
Th,e Goderich
Municipal Day Nursery
Committee will meet on
Tuesday, October 23 at 4
p.m. in the council
chambers at town hall.
The October session of
Huron County Council is
scheduled for'Thursday,-
October 25,at 10 a.m. in
the council chambers,
court house, Goderich.
The Goderich-
Recreation Board • . win
meet . on Thursday,
October 25 at 7:30 p.m. in
the council chambers at
town hall.
The Property Stan-
dards Committee will
meet on Friday,. October
26 at 3:30 p.m. in the
council chambers at town
hall.
The worst kind of
reducing pi.1l is the one
who keeps telling how he
did it.
PAPER DRIVE
Saturday, November
3. Please save and
bundle your
newspapers now for
the Rotary Club
Paper Drive, which
will take place
Saturday, November
3. Papers to be
collected must be at
the curb or roadside
by 10:00 a.m. The.
proceeds ' of this
project are used to
support community
projects. If you have
pocketbook' novels or
other books you wish
to donate for the
Rotary Book Sale,
they will be picked up
during the paper
drive if they are
separately boxed.
previous experience; renewed with Leeson -
$4,45 per hour (up from Killer Insurance for the
$4.30 last term) for 1 -year period. October 26, 1979 to
experience; and $4.85 per October 26, 1980 for a net
hour (up from $4.50) fort renewal premium of
years' experience or $25,287.00 including the
more. above liability limits
Approval was given for from $4 million to $5
a mileage rate for million.
members .of the ad- David O'Reilly of,
ministrative staff to be . Stratford was appointed
set at 22 cents per mile to attend a meeting of
retroactive to September Stratford , Recreation
I, 1979, up from 20 cents department on October 16
per mile. . ... to ..rep•re-sen-. -the- school
The board voted that ,board. The meeting •
the limits of liability on called the first recreation
non -owned automobile, and parks masterplan
automobile fleet and public meeting will in -
school liability insurance dicate available
policies be increased programs and activities
from $4 million . to $5 and available parks and
million for an additional facilities. Various groups
premium of $214.00. will be given an op -
The board,approved portunity, to identify any
that all plicies be. needs they have.
CURL CANADA
Curling
School
Maitland Country
Club
e
Certified Instructors
TUES., WED., THURS.
NOV. 13 14 m 15 7-9 p.m.
2 Classes - Beginners
Novice Interlrnediate
Register in Advance At Club
Nov, 7-9 p.m.
or phone 524-9641
distance runner, John E.
Talbot.
Although this was
John's first entry in a
marathon, his time of
three hours and 30
minutes placed him in the
top third of the finishers.
The Skylon race is a
gruelling 2fi.2 mile run
beginning in Buffalo,
New York, continuing
through Fort Erie and
ending in Niagara Falls,
Ontario.
This year's marathon
attracted 3,500 entrants
from all over the world,
many of whom hoped
only ,to be able to cover
the distance. A few of the
fastest runners will be
hack on this same course
next May attempting to
qualify in the U.S.
Marathon Trials.
John Talbot, formerly
of Clinton and now living
at, Meneset Park outside
Codt'rich, began his
Tips for
Hallowe'en
Many parents are
Concerned for the safety
of their children during
Hallowe'en and the
Canada Safety Council
suggests the following
safety tips which parents
may wish to discuss with
their children before they
set out on their happy
expedition.
1. Wear light coloured,
flame resistant costumes
with retro -reflective
strippings so that you are
easily seen by motorists.
2. Clothing must be
short enough to avoid a
tripping hazard.
3. Face masks must not
.obstruct vision. Make-up
is preferable.
4. Make your " calfs
along one side of the
street. and then along the
other: Do not criss-cross.
Cross the street at in-
tersections
n-
tersection.,s----0-r—
crosswalks.
5. Curry a flashlight to
see better and to he better
seen. •
6. Travel in groups of yo
four or five. Young W.
children should be a.c- att
comp'anied by an adult. op
7. Set a curfew and -clo
boundaries wjthin no
familiar neighbourhoods. wh
Do not enter the'house su
or apartment of a ten
stranger. tell
running career two years
ago. Nicknamed 'The
Marathon Man' by his
friends, he has become a
familiar sight in the
streets of Goderich as he
trains daily in upwards of
15. mile distances. He is
always interested in
hearing from other
runners in the area too.
Congratulations go out
to John for his success in
,Saturday's race.
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If you have Christmas
parcels to send overseas
this year and you want to
be sure those parcels will
arrive on time, you'd
better get moving.
The . post office
deadlines for parcels
being sent to Great
Britain and Northern
Ireland are November 9
for surface mail (mail
transported by boat) and
December 7 for air mail.
The deadlines for
Europe, Central and
South America and the
West Indies are October
19 (that's TOMORROW)
for surface mail and
November 30 for air mail.
For Asia, Africa,
Australia and New
Zealand, you've missed
the surface mail de.adline
of October 13 but you can
still safely send your
parcels by air mail on or
before November 23.
These deadlines apply
to parcels only. The
deadlines for Christmas
cards and letters are
different. You can check
those out with the post '
office.
And please make sure
your parcels are securely
packaged and clearly
marked with proper
postage before sending
them anywhere.
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Well, there is only one
day left to attend the
Christmas Country Fair
at Saltford Valley Hall. If
u didn't make it on
ednesday, be sure to
end Saturday. The hall
ens at 10 a.m. and
ses at 6 p.m. You will
t be disappointed by
at you find there. I'm
reanyone who at -
tied Wednesday will
you that.
LAST NIGHT- OCT.•18
"IRANIAN ISAMASIENI
ADMITTANCE
11 RESTRICTED
i0 RRSONS
II VIAS d AOIp OVft
FRI. & SAT. OCT. 19-20..
NOTE SHOWTIMES
One Showing 7:00 P.M.
SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M.
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You've only got until
Wednesday, October 24 to
submit your recipes to
our What's Cooking At
Your Place contest.
So far, trying to get
people to submit recipes
has been like beating my
head against a brick wall.
The response has been
less than enthusiastic.
While we have lots of
favorite Christmas
season recipes from
individuals and a few
dessert recipes from
children, we have vir-
tually none from any
service clubs (category -
party foods and
beverages) or church
groups (category -main
course).
Fifty dollar prizes are
being offered for the best
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recipes in each category.
All recipes will be printed
in a special cook book
which will be coming out
about November 8.
So, PLEASE, one More
time, mail your recipes to
the contest in care of the
Signal -Star, P.O. Box 220,
Industrial Park,
Goderich. Be sure to
include your name, ad-
dress, phone number and
category.
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JANA
NATURAL FOODS
75 HAMILTON ST.
321-7361
HOURS: t:30-5:30
WED. 9:30-12:30
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The R�otjn'-Tootjn' TV -12
Gang is hittin' the trail again
They've rounded up the old favourites
and herded in some new stuff
'specially for all you critters!
Folks hereabouts better keep a sharp
look-out...no tellin° when they're gonna
steal up...probably just when you ain't a
Iookin'!!
They're a wild and wicked bunch!!
A BLAZING SAGA!ndmahant
bleofi live action
and Disney animation
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THE LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND DEATH IS THE BLOODLINE.
PARK
SIDNEY SHELDON'S
BLOODLINE
30 THE SQUAR1?
PHONE 5247811
AIRCONDITIONED
PrugE a11.
tabled
to chart
WITHOUT NoritCa
' Entry forms and complete details
available at participating Ziebart
dealers. Np purchase necessary.
Contest closes December 31, 1979.
Famous Formula Z
Rust Protection.
Formula2 is the best known rust
protection you can get. Ziebari
guarantees it.
ShineGuard
Gives your bar an all -season, all•
weather car shine. You'll probably
never have t0 wax again!
Seat & Rug Guard
Here's protection for your cars
interior Keeps upholstery and deep
pile rugs luxurious looking.
HURON AUTO. TRUCK R L STPROOFING
440 BAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH 524-2524