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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-11-08, Page 21 PAGE 2 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TI(-IURSDAY,,,(IOVEMBER 8, 1979 Tid Bits...Tid Bits... BY JOANNE BUCHANAN Bill Burke and Lorraine Jones of Goderich shared $500 this week when they won the Ron Feagan Memorial Grandstand lotterywith lucky ticket number 540. ++ Patrick Joseph Carter, son of Judge and Mrs. Frank Carter of Goderich, received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Kings College, University of Western Ontario, London on October 26. +++ MARGARET PAULINE FRAYNE Margaret Pauline Frayne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayne of R.R. 3 Goderich, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Kings College, University of Western Ontario, London at the autumn con- vocation on October 26. Margaret is a graduate of G.D.C.I. and St. Joseph's School: Kingsbridge. She is presently enrolled in a • Child Care Worker course at Fanshawe College. +++ HAZEL THOMPSON' In . June of this, year, two candidates in the Membership Cer- tificat'ion Program successfully completed the final 'comprehensive examination leading to professional recognition and eligibility for full Civic Corner The Goderich Economic Development Committee meets today,_. Thursday, November 8 at noon in the Candlelight. The PUC meets this evening, Thursday, November 8 at 7:15 p.m. Goderich Town Council will meet on Monday, November 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers at town hall. The Fire Committee will meet on Tuesday, November 13 at 7 p.m. The Huron County Planning Board will meet on Thursday, November 15 at 10 a.m. in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. IT PAYS TO SHOP EXETER THIS FRIDAY IT'S OUR BIGGEST EVER MIDNIGHT MADNESS SUPER VALUES 6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT membership in the Ontario Association of Professional Social Work (OAPSW). One of these candidates was Hazel Thompson of Goderich. Ms. Thompson applied for membership candidacy status through the Membership Cer- tification Program in August. of 197-7 and completed the program in less than two years. She entered the program as a mature candidate with considerable practical experience. , She had worked in the public health nursing field for .14 years; for eight of these she com- bined casework and public health nursing functions as community liaison with the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. In 1976 she joined the staff of the Family and Ch\jldren's Services of Huron County where she is currently employed. She is a graduate of the University of Toronto School of Nursing,,with a certificate in public health nursing and a diploma in ad- ministration. She has a B.A. from McMaster University as well as an M.Ed. (Counselling) from the University of Windsor. She was required to to complete only three professional social work courses for the Cer- tification Program because, df a one course credit for a Family Theraphy course given by the Adolescent Unit at the London Psychiatric Hospital. On the basis of a positive evaluation of her past practice, she' was required to complete only one year of supervised practice. She took a professional course, Social Work Values and Ethics, t h-r-o-a-g'ir a tutorial arrangement at the Department of Social Work, King's College. The remaining two courses in the Cer- tification Program were taken at King's College also. These courses culminated in a com- prehensive written , and oral examination. Congratualtions to Ms. Thompson for achieving her full OAPSW mem- bership. +++ Support the Legion's Poppy Campaign and wear your poppy to the cenotaph on Sunday in loving remembrance of those who died for us. +++ MRS. AUDREY BARLOW The family of Mrs. Audrey Barlow of Goderich is pleased to' announce her graduation from the University of Western Ontario. Mrs. Barlow received her Bachelor -of Arts degree at commencement ceremonies on October 27. Trudy P. Machan graduated from Fan- shawe College's -Design Program with a major. in Interior Decoration at graduation ceremonies on Friday, November 2in London. Trudy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Machan According to the Guinness World Book of Records, 1 the most number of grandparents for one person is i six complete sets. Young Kevin Jones, 3, (top row, right) may be able to challenge that record with his 12 grandmothers and grandfathers. Included in Kevin's family roots are, top row, left to right, great-grandparents Edith and Norman Baird of Brucefield, grandparents Betty and Joe Daer of Clinton, grandparents Thelma and Doug Jones of Brucefield, mom Debbie and dad Dale Jones and great-grandmother Mrs. William Daer of Goderich. The bottom row includes, left to right, great -great- TRUDY P. MACHAN of Auburn and her sister •I -racy and Jim Dickson attended the ceremonies. QuietHallowe'en for Goderich police The Huron County Christmas Bureau for Family and Children's Services will be open for donations at the Salvation Army Citadel on Waterloo Street -'from December 3 to 11. Items needed include good used toys, clothing anr1 articles for teenagers. Anyone wishing to knit hats, mittens or slippers for the Bureau, can pick up yarn, free of, charge, at the Tender Years clothing store on Kingston Street. The Goderich Kinettes 'are helping' to co-ordinate the Christmas Bureau this year. +++ It was rather a quiet, Hallowe'en for Goderich police this year. One: arrest - for possession of marijuana was made that night. An `old wooden children's fort was set on fire at the corner of Warren and Bennett Streets. The front windows in two different cars parked at McGee • Motors were broken about 3:30 a.m. by someone throating rocks, causing an estimated $400 damage. Two molotov cocktails were found on South Streetvandpolice are still investigating that in- cident. And finally there was the usual soaping of windows and someone sprayed artificial snow on several vehicles. On November 1, a tire and rine were stolen from a truck 'on Eldon Street, • 'Also- four hubcaps were taken ,from two trucks parked behind Triangle Discount. On November 3 a bundle of London Free Press , newspapers were taken from the Shell Arthritic Pain Relief •Warmth • Gentle Support • Comfort Brushed Thermolastic fitxes for extra softness,extra warmth. Help soothe away the aches with Thermolastic Comforters from Futuro .provide warmth and gentle compression to help relieve arthritic and rheumatic pain. Blend of fibres in Thermolastic Comforters offers CASHMERE to retain body WARMTH, Iambs wool for strength and acrylic for body and softness....ELASTOMER for gentle COMPRESSION...and OLEFIN for SOFTNESS next to the skin...it wicks moisture to the THERMOLASTIC layer, where it evapctrates...ekiri feels comfortably dry. • The four styles of Futuro Thermolastic Comforters for the hand, ankle, knee and elbow provide day long or night time comfort. . Hand -washable. Available in a wide range of sixes. PHARMACY ® Shoppers St Bare, O de►klP OPEN ALL DAY WED. - Station in the early morning hours. Police are still investigating. On November 4 a fence and a stop sign on Ben- nett Street and a fence, irnd a stop sign on. ('a 111 Cl'Ofl Street were knocked down by Vehicles. On the some night a lawn on Suncoast Drive:was ripped up by a vehicle and a sign post knocked down and broken. The new G.D.C.I. athletic field was also ripped up by a vehicle. During the week there were a few 1111110r• ac- cidents in town and a few minor thefts, including til c'n from a house and the theft of, a set of keys. BOTTLE DRIVE SAT. NOV. 17 4TH Goderich cubs, scouts and venturers of North St. United Church grandmother Mrs. Maude Baird, great- grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Alcock of Brussels, great-grandmother Mrs. Muriel Jones of Clinton and great-grandfather William Daer of Goderich. Kevin idenifies all his grandparents by their given names so he can keep them straight. (Photo by Frank Phillips) •t Increase land purchase price Huron County council approved a recom- mendation of the road committee Thursday to increase the land pur- chase price for road widenings from $500 an acre to $2,400 an acre plus $12 a rod for fence allowance. If a new fence is" to be constructed by county staff at a price of $12 per rod, it will bededucted from the land purchase • Licensed by L.L.B.O. price. " Council members were told by county engineer Bill Dempsey that the first metric construction project will be un- dertaken on County Road 11 in Usborne Township next spring. Dempsey said land purchases after that time will be made on hectare rather than acre measurements, and the •conversion will mean a slight increase -i-n- -the value of the land. Pte• 104"-r t011rft< ` n! T [ t Zt%e itt1e Jnn CHRIS GOWERS BOX 102 BAYFIELD, ONTARIO (519) 565-2611 A pleasant place to stay or dine. DAILY: Morning coffees Lunches Afternoon teas Dinners Private functions and business meetings can be arranged. SUNDAYS: Brunches Dinners RESERVATIONS PREFERRED • 12 PRESENTS.... For the very best in local entertainment tune in to Channel 12 on your dial each, week. We've got a great line-up of shows for you! Mondays are, of course, TV Bingo nights....Wednesdays beginning at 7 P.M., a trio of programs to spark your interest. For the youngsters (and the young -at -heart) Caroline Cass will bring the world of children's books alive. Each week she'll present ''Storytime", so be sure to have the kiddies watch....they'll love her! Next, you can find out "What's Happening?" with Fred Santer. To top off the evening, catch "I'll Be Seeing You" with Stan Profit. This r-he's-go-t-some-(asci-Rating--and-probing-issues-to-presen4 Once -a -month -on this same night, "Foxy's Friends" will be aired. Don't miss Wednesday nights! Every Thursday evening beginning at 7 P.M. we'll be featuring: "Simply: Sports" with your affable host Dick Eisler. You'll note that Dick has inherited a new night this season, so don't forget to dial'him in one night later! Following sports will be 3 , Freed Salter's "What's Happening?" (Yes, two nights in a row!) Our. regular monthly j. program's are .slated ,to appear immediately afterwards. Week One will present "T:he Bluewater Special" with Fred Salter. Week Two will be a musical evening with Grant Ellison and his "Easy Listening". Week Three airs another new program this season, "Do you know?" with Frank McTaggert and Dave Barrick. They'll present some first aid techniilues and give valuable and practical information concerning a variety of stress and/or crises situations. Don't pass this program by! Week Four of our regular monthly shows will be "The Best of Friends" with that delightful duo Eleanor and Warren Robinson. Another musical treat in our line-up on Thursdays! Also, each week night, Monday through Friday, we have an audio program from 4:30 - 6 P.M. presented by the students of Clinton Central Huron Secondary School. Strictly music and an occasional comment or two! Teenagers, be sure to listen in! Turn on TV 12: Be am used Be entertained Be fascinated Beware! 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