The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-18, Page 3}
Skiers of all ages took the trails Sunday In the annual Kinsmen Club ski-a-thou..A total of 38
skiers raised more than $1,300 for their efforts on the 10 km trail. ( photo by Dave Sykes)
51.
March of Dimes over
Dear Editor
The Ontario March of
Dimes 1981 Ability Fund
campaign is officially over.
A total of $3,000 was col-
lected in Goderich.
The Ontario March of
Dimes is celebrating its 30th 1
anniversary this year, tie
International Year of Disabl-
ed Persons. . The donations
received from this communi-
ty will help the organization
to continue its high calibre of
service.
Your support enriches the
Send two copies
Dear Editor, .
Goderich volunteers for
the recent Cerebral Palsied
telethon have sent me a copy
of your January 14, 1981
issue.
I want to compliment your
paper on the interesting and
perceptive article "Help
Disabled to Bright Future".
The Thomsons are beautiful
people and can help us all
become more aware of the
needs of disabled persons
and their families. We are
sure that their interview on
the telethon motivated many
to respond with a donation.
Over $9,000 was raised for
Participation Lodge from
the immediate Goderich
area.
Enclosed is $1 for two
more copies of your January
14, 1981 issue for our files and
our picture album.
Gratefully yours,
Lloyd G. Wiseman (Rev.),
Chairman,
Fund Raising
Committee,
Participation Lodge,
1029 4th Ave. W.,
Owen Sound,
Ontario. N4K 4W1
•
P.S..1'was also interested
in noting Bob Ball's
Minister's Study. Bob and I
were colleagues--in--Union-
ville in the '60s. I had lost
track of where Bob was and
am glad to discover that he
is in Goderieh. In his article,
he referred to a retreat plan-
ned by a Roman Catholic
Retreat Master, an Anglican
Priest, a Lutheran Pastor
and himself. Small world! I
was that Lutheran Pastor.
Hospital
Aux. meet
The Reverend Robert Ball
of North Street United
Church was guest speaker at
the monthly meeting of the
Hospital Auxiliary to Alex-
andras.Marine and General
Hospital. Mr. Ball chose as
his topic, "The International
Year of Disabled Persons".
He stressed that disabled
people, hunger for human
dignity. Everyone should
make a personal commit-
ment to have a new ap-
preciation of the disabled
and changed attitudes in
dealings with them he said.
In the business portion of
the meeting it w,as agreed
that the Auxiliary would
have four fund-raising pro-
jects: bake sales in April and
December, a penny fair in
May and-a-tag,day in July.
. An. Awards... -Day for -the
Candystripers is to be held
on April 26.
Letters to the editor
Goderich proves 'people are special'
GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1981—PAGE 3
lives of physically disabled •
adults in so many • ways by
• providing: employment and
job training; aids ranging in"
sophistication from canes or
wheelchairs to electronic
Environmental Control
Units;, camping holidays and
much more.
THERESE PFRIMMER
CLINIC No. 59
58 ELGIN AVE. Em GODERICH
DEEP MUSCLE
THERAPY
HELPS CORRECT:
BURSITIS, SCIATICA, WHIPLASH,
ARTHRITIS, HEADACHES, BACK PAIN,
TENSION, SLEEPLESSNESS, MUSCLE SPASMS,
POOR CIRCULATION, ETC.
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL:_
MARIANNE LAWERENCE
REG., - D.M.T.
524-4644
A special\thank you to the
dedicated volunteers- of the
. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority who
worked so hard and to the'
local. media for their sup-
port. And, of course, a very
special. "thank you" to
everyone who gave a dona-
tion.
Ellen Connelly,
Campaign Chairman.
An open letter to the peo-
ple of Goderich:
On Valentine's Day even-
ing, you gathered in the fros-
ty cold on Courthouse Square
and patiently waited for the
"Candles off .Hope" prayer
vigitfor our "brother"Terry
Fox, to begin. Although it
was a Saturday night, with a
variety of choices open to
you, you stood with lighted
Candles . in hand and
unselfishly prayed for Terry
and all those stricken with
cancer. If ever a town
responded with more loving
hearts, it would have to go a
long way to beat this town of
Goderich. (There were also
faces unfamiliar to
Goderich,... there is no in-
tenttosnulryour appearance
at this service only more
convenient for my pen to in-
clude you in the nam of
Goderich) .
There was love and caring
and a feeling of closeness ...
for those moments in time
we were one and at peace.
Then you saw all those glow-
ing faces, some • .even
brighter than the candles
they held; you knew where
the hearts of Goderich were
on Valentine's Day: Here
, was love e pressed .-at 'ets .
purest and most potent.
Thank you, God, for making
people so lovable and loving.
There are many in-
dividuals to be thanked
sincerely ,.. for in six 'short
xlays,..the.impossible..became
possible. To the Kinettes, I
have . only the deepest
respect And highest regard.
They supported this project
completely. ( And to you,
'Diane, what can I say? You
were terrific!)
. To Mayor Worsell, Chief
Pat King, the P.U.C., Many
thanks for your cooperation
and receptiveness: To the
Reverends Royal, Crocker
and Ashton, particular
thanksfor your total accep-
- tance- and support. You gave
the Service warmth and
dignity.
To the management and
staff of the S analStar' ... I
salute you! You literally
"held up the. presses" and
gave our "Candles of Hope"
the play it !needed. With time
at a minunum, you. rallied
'round and laid your feelings
on the line.
Special thanks and love to
„the "Toronto' contingent"
and my family and friends
LL STAR TOURS
PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS
"OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES"
Days Name of Depart. Depart. from.
14 Florida At Its Best 4 Mar. 2 '499
14 Gulf Coast and 2 Mar. 2 '529
Disneyworld__
1'i`Grand Florida Circle 2 Mar. 7 s599
14 Florida in the Saving 2 Apr. 25 '349
Season
EXTENDED STAYS
12Pensacola
14 Pensacola
19Pensacola
14 Daytona Efficiencies
21 Daytona Efficiencies
14 5t. Petersburg
21 St. Petersburg
14 Disneyworid (Inc.
Meals)
21 Disneyworid (Inc.
Meals)
1
2
1
2
1
2
Mar. 16--`--:-$299
Apr: 6
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
2 Mar.2
1981 SCHOOL BREAK
1
1
1
9
9
9
Pensacola
Disneyworld
Daytona Beach
'344
'329
'429
'549
'439
'529,
'459.
'609
Mar.21 '289
Mar. 21 '299
Mar. 21 $329
SP/ECTAL TOURS
23 California and 6 Mar. 21 "F,069
Historic West
14 Texas and New
Orleans
3 Fqb 25 '599
SUMMER PROGRAMME - 1981
Catalogues are now available and bookings are
now being accepted.
Programme includes numerous departure of tours
to:
-Atlantic Canada
-Western Canada
-Yukon & Alolskaa
9 to 19 days
9 to 28 days
21 days
ALL STAR TOURS
1400 Bishop St., Cambridge
Wet
623-3030 or toll free treaty.°u
1-800-265-8620 titoY
for their unfailing loyalty
and love. A heartfelt thank
you to Mel Farnsworth of the
Cancer Society for the
posters of Terry. Mel is an
untiring worker in the fight
against cancer. Thanks also
to the Toronto Sun for their
posters and their interest in
our efforts. And to Bill and
Frank for their good work
performed beyond- the call
of duty. Thank you Wayne
Young for the P.A. system,
also Dot Scott and Tommy
Profit for the appropriate
cassettes.. And thank you,
Barney Purser for your
unflagging enthusiasm and
total never-ending en-
couragement. And to Mr.
V... thanks for helping to
make this Valentine's Day
the happiest ever.
Goderich ... you stood up to
be counted and proved again
that "people are special."
Thank you, citizens.: Most of
all ... a debt of. gratitude to
Terry Fox for being what he
is.
Kinsmen Club wants to expand to Ashfield
Dear Editor,
As you probably- are
aware, the Kinsmen Club of
Goderich is now in its 35th
year. We have served the
community and surrounding
area in many ways over the
years.
The time has come now, to
expand to the .outlying rural
communities where there is
a real. need for, a service
club. More particularly to
the area north of Goderich,
where at present the small
hamlets are growing rapid-
ly_'
We, therefore, are charter-
ing a Kinsmen Club in
Ashfield Township for the
hamlets. off •Nile, Port Albert,
Kingsbridge, and Dungan-•
non, to be known as the
Kinsmen Club of Ashfield
and District.
The first organizational
meeting for this club, will be
held at the Dungannon'
Agricultural Society Hall on
March 2 at 6:30 p.m. In at-
tendance at : this
meeting will be
dignitaries,
speakers,
Riddell,
the Goderich
and
special
including
the members
dinner
local
guest
Jack
Kinsmen
of
Club.
All young men living in the
area are welcome to attend.
At the present time we have
a number of names of pro-
spective members, which is
far from complete. If
anyone wishing to attend is
not contacted by mail or per-
sonal call, he may call 529-
7931, for moyeWorrnation.
It can a t•eiriarding ex-
perience being a member of
a service club, like Kinsmen,
and serving your "coin -
With love,
R. Varga
inanity's greatest needs".
Yours in Kin,
Gerry Paolin,
External Expansion
Chairman.
Come to Newmarket reunion
Dear Editor, made fo contact former staff P To so ec t
On July 3, 4 and 5, ° .and students. If you wish. to Newmarket,
Newmarket High School in be involved in our reunion 2V5.'
Newmarket; Ontario will be and have not been contacted,
holding a reunion to please write in care of the
celebrate its 110th year. Newmarket High School
Every effort has been Reunion Committee, 329
S.t_reet,.
Ontario. "LIY
Yours truly,
Lynne Mertens,
Reunion Chairperson.
__ SUPER SUPER SAVE .
I/ . SUPERMARKET
•524-9411
1II!1.SH.OPPERSSQUARE. ._GODERICll_. . ,. .. ...: _
,.
:..
..— ..--
1111 ser• Prices in effect fill closing Sot..
Feb. 21,1981 or while quern- -
' S UPER SAvE P RICES titieslast.
BLUE'S GUARANTEE: Compare the total of any 25 'of the following
items with_ the total price of any of our competitor's. If our
price is not lower,* we will.pay you 10 TIMES the difference • •
between the two prices.
KRAFT
CHEESE 189
LwHIz 500 G. • /
p
/MAZOLA
CORN
\O I
3
L 750 ML. •
LIBBY'S
SPAGHETTI • 190Z. 2/ 129
LIBBY'S
ALPHA GETTI 1902. 2/ 129
LIBBY'S
ZOODLES 1902. 2/ 1r
H�ON'EYTBUTCINNAMON 100
G. 994
• 'CHEESEBURGER, POTATO STROGANOFF, BEEF NOODL8,
HAMBURG HELPER 210 G. ^q4
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE OZ. 1.9
TETLEY ORANGE 144'S 329 - HOT {CHOCOLATE 500 G. 249
CLARK'S
BEEF- IRISH STEW 240Z.
1
MOTHER
29
. GROUND
PARKER'S 39
COFFEE 1LB. 2.
PEEK FREAN 29
COOKIES 400 G. 1�.`
0o
KRAFT A
MAYONNAISE 500ML. 119
HEINZ FANCY
TOMATO JUICE. OL 994
BOLD.
POWDERED DETERGENT bL. 3? 1
BOUNCE
FABRIC SOFTENER SHEETS 40S X59
_CHRISTIE 1
ARROWROOT BISCUITS 400 G.
2� i
119 —
GRANOLA BARS ,z'S .
COCA COLA 750ML. 49�
MIR
LIQUID DETERGENT
2x750ML. 159
PAMPER
CAT FOOD 6.50Z. 3/99
PRODUCE OF U.S.A. FRESH CRISP_ _
II+
ONTARIO FANCY GRADE S L8.
GOLDEN OR RED DELICIOUS APPLES PKG. 1
��
CELERY'. STALKS„...
1
FANCY
ANJOU PEARS LB. 59C
CABBAGE EA. 694 IRAD!SHES s
1 LB. PKG. 59C 11667E LETTUCE SH CRISP HEAD 694 --
SN
AT PIES BOz. 554
BAG
PEAS, CORN
IN LE_s&ooz `%9CREAM
GETA
FPIES 12 OZ. 994
GRAPE JUICE 12',, OZ. 89` I
ORANGE JUICE
121 C)Z. 79.'1
UN
SPEPAS 2 LB. PKG 89
EISH MUFFINS 13'S'S
NGL79 4
/ ESTON'S
R
WIENER
WESTON
CINNAMON BUNS bS 9-
OR
584
WESTON FAMILY 89
CHOCOLATE ROLLS air ” `
` HAMBURG ROLLS 12'S
`
MAPLE LEAF
CLELEAFVIKING
39
POLISH SAUSAGE LB. 1.99
BY THE
BOLOGN..P'ECB. • • MAPLE
LEAFCHEDDAR FRANKS 375 G. 1!4
MAPLE LEAF - CANADA PACKERS MAPLE LEAFsoo
WIENERS 1KG. 1. BACON
PKG.189
MAPLE LEAF 375
BOLOGNA PKG .1 �9
SWIFT SUGAR PLUM 29 S:11:7.
IENES
LB..tR
' LB.
149
BULK WIENERS LB.149HAM
SWIFT •99S
SALAM' ITNANAN-VIENNA LB.
.
WIFT
12)
BUTTERBALL TURKEY LB.
FRESH GROUND FROM 100°° GRADE A BEEF
REGULAR GROUND BEEF 1L0imif
LaS. • LB.
CANADA FRESH GRADE A BEEF
PRIME19 g
Limit 6 LBS.
RIB STEAK PERFAMILYII")
COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGES LB. 15 9
1 LB. HAM SALAD 1'9
.
BONELESS
CROSS CUT ROAST LB. 2:9
BONELESS.,FRESH PORK
SHORT RIB ROAST 1 LB. 1:SHOULDER ROAST LB. 1
?!
BONELESS
PORK LOIN ROAST LB. 189 2;9LB.
MADE FROM 100% BEEF
BEEF PATTIES • LB. 1
'' 9
SCHNEIDER SOLDE FASHIONED 59
FI A I WHOLE
®R
HALF `3 •
SLICED 'V LB.
SCHNEIDER'S•BLUE .RIBBON -�,:,,,�
BOLOGNA LB. 199
SCHNEIDER'S
MAC & CHEESE LOAF fl LB 229
•
EIDER'S
MEAT PIES 2s 2soG 11.9
S
P0 .ISH SAUSAGE L8. 199