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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-10-06, Page 10PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1982 FARMERS FOR A GOOD FARM BUILDING AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE PHONE -RAY LAMBERS CONST. 482-3305 CLINTON FREE ESTIMATES 19. 95 SPECIAL LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, HALL S&L MAGIC CARPET CLEANING UPHOLSTERY SPECIALISTS °Customer Satisfaction Guarenteod' Goderich call collect 395-5627 or 396-2254. WORK CLOTHING AND WORK BOOTS TOP QUALITY / PRICED RIGHT SMITH'S .FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 82 SOUTH ST., GODERICH 524-8761 IATA E OF G4.* A }4 , ; O 9�, 1 ASSOC* 7104YEISMORS Chris Wise Chris is the latest addi- tion . to our staff , of travel counsellors at .Ellison Travill. Call 'to- day and Chris will be happy 'tohelp you plan your holiday. NOW WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO? Winter Brochures Now Available • Florida • Mexico • Caribbean • Hawaii MARCH BREAK SPECIALS Jamaica Seawind Beach Resort... $61900pp double Cuneun (Mexico) Aritos 599°0 pp. double WHY BOOK WITH US? • Ticket pickup in Goderich at Sherwood Bus Depot • •• Free passport pictures and passport processing • Appointed agent for Via Rail., Fettes Tours • Airline tickets for all major airlines • Savings on last minute bookings • Special Bus Tours • Advance appointments available • We offer complete Travel Service Keen eye Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff displayed his plowing ability at the 1982 International Plowing Match near Lucan. The competition for MPs was part of the special events in- cluding MPPs and wardens and regional chairmen. Robinson keeps Huron con top By Stephanie Levesque • "Keeping Huron on top" is how the county's warden, Harold.' Robinson of Howick Township ex- plained his win in the plowing ' competition for wardens and regional chairmen at the International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show. • Held at Lucan this past week; Warden Robinson.. topped the list of 30 competitors at the match: • Organizers of the special event divided the com- petitors into two groups: Of the 11. in. his group, Warden Robinson plowed last; enabling him to keep an eye on those going beforehand and learning from their mistakes. • In this competition, the wardens and regional chairman were required - to drive a tractor. Mr. . Robinson said he also took advantage of using a walk- ing plow behind a horse. Although there wasn't any prize for this, he was told his furrows looked the best. Following the plowing, the special events •com ,petitors, including MPs; MPPs, were taken over the Lucan community centre where- each participant - received a mug and certificate. At the' Sept, 30 session of Huron County Council; Deputy Reeve Lionel Wilder announced that the warden had received the silver plow for his efforts. He was heartily applauded by council. Local men take share of honors By Stephanie Levesque Plowmen from Duron and Perth counties took their share of the honors at the International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show held at Lucan this past week. Huron County Warden Harold Robinson took the top honors in the plowing competition for county. wardens and regional chairmen. In Wednesday's plowing competition, the Huron - Perth winners were as follows: class two, group one, two furrow plows; aged. 12 to 16, Steven Adams of RR5, Brussels placed third; David Bladder of RR 1, St. Marys placed thild inclass two, group two, two - furrow plows,, aged 17 to 19; and Elmer Erb of Millbank placed second in the class three category, group two, three -furrow plows. Thursday's winners from the two counties were: Brian McGavm of RR 4, Walton placed second in class two, group two, two -furrow plows, aged 17 to 19; Rev. Ken Innes of Brussels placed first in class two, group five, two -furrow plows,aged more than 35; and Elmer Erb of Millbank placed second in class three, group two, three -furrow plows, aged more than 20. Elmer Erb placed third in Friday's competition in class three, group two, three -furrow plows', aged over 20. ' Legion launches branch membership cap --._paid BY NEIL SHAW This week Goderich Legion Branch 109 Member- ship chairman Comrade Rick Duckworth announced that the membership cam- paign has begun to renew memberships in Branch 109 for 1983 and to recruit new members. The goal of this campaign is to increase the total of all types of member- ship in Legion Branch 109 from the 938 total member- ship as of March 30, 1982 to a grand total of 1000 members by late next spring. The 1983 Early Bird cam- paign moved off the start line on Monday, October 3, although a number of members have already paid their 1983 dues: These Early Birds will be eligible for the monthly membership draw for a free 1983 dues to be drawn at the general meetings held monthly until the end of this year. Your paid-up membership covers the period from January 1 to December 31 of each year. Although a member is not of- ficially inrrears until March 31 of the following year, payment of your Legion dues before the end of this year makes the task of the hard-working member- ship chairman much easier and ensures that you do not miss a single copy of the Legion magazine or become unpopular with the computer at Dominion Command in Ottawa. This is why all memberships are processed to give each Branch membership chairman an up-to-date nominal roll. The computer at Dominion Com- mand will be processing a total of over 520,000 names of membership renewals, transfers, and new and fallen comrades within the next 12 months. Why not climb into the nest and be an Early Bird? Branch 109 dues are $15 for an ordinary member (ex - serviceman) and $15 for an associate member ° (son or daughter of a veteran). Some of the other Branches in the District have increas- ed their dues by $2 to $3 we note in their bi-monthly bulletins, but not branch 109, Fraternal members do not pay their dues until the month of January 1983. Fraternal membership .in Branch 109 is $20. All frater- nal memberships are reviewed by the member- ship comnnittee at the end of the year and those who have not contributed to the ac- tivities of the Branch may be cancelled. Members who pay their annual dues each year on a continuous basis will, as time passes, receive at the annual Honours and Awards Night in early March, a lapel pin indicating in five year.in- tervals the number of years the member has been a member of the Royal Cana- dian Legion. At the Dominion conven- tion held last June in Quebec City, Legion membership was extended to include spouses, widows and widowers of members of the Royal Canadian Legion. Note that spouses, widows and widowers of ex -service personnel who are not paid up members of the Legion are not eligible under this category of membership. No decision has been made on commonlaw spouses of Legion members as of this date. Branch 109 dues may- be paid at the canteen or by mail by enclosing your dues cheque payable to Goderich Legion Branch 109 and your 1982 membership card to how your computer membership number as the computer print-out uses only initials, and not full names so that the membership chairman must verify your renewal by your number as well as your name. Address your renewal to the Secretary of Goderich Legion Br. 109, 56 Stanley St., Goderich. Not only are any ex - service personnel of World Wars I and II and their sons or daughters eligible to join the Legion as ordinary or, associate members respec- tively but other membership categories exist as well. Reference to the general bylaws of the Royal Cana- dian Legion indicate that the types of service are eligible to join the Legion as an or- dinary member (often refer- red to as a regular member). As of today, any one with Canadian citizenship who served in the underground of an occupied nation (Holland or France for example) may join the Legion, as an or- dinary member. Other types of eligibility for ordinary membership are Post War Service in the (1) Canadian Forces including, Women's Forces; (2) N.R.M.A. Per- sonnel; (3) all personnel on the completion of two years service in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve or Militia; (4) Service in the Korean War; (5) Service in the USA or British. (regular or Reserve) Forces or any of the Commonwealth nations; (6) After two years in the RCMP; (7) Commissioned Officers on the Cadet In- structors' List after two years whether or not still serving; (8) O.T.C. trainees after two years of service; and (9) graduates of the Regular Forces Training Plan. If you know anyone who fits one of these categories,. contact the Branch member- ship chairman at 4.8681, The Branch President or the Branch Secretary at 4-9255. The membership chair- man will be in the Legion Hall following the parade and service on November 11 to allow all members to per- sonally renew their .1982 membership in Branch 109 for 1983. With the full co-. operation of the membership of Branch 109 in the payment . of their dues and the recruit- ment of veterans, still net as yet Legion members, the Branch shall attain its goal of 1000 members by•March 31,1983. Over 120 guests attend BUSIN ESS DIRECTORY anniversary open house NEW DAY i /,/ .. NEVUS 1980 v•#.• 1.0 py,„`• iE HND EHHTH UNITED WITH SCIENCE'. �". SALON' SERVICES SPECIALIZED SCIENTIFIC HAIR CARE -INDIVIDUAL PERMANENT WAVING • -NATURAL HAIR COLOR -DESIGNER STYLES ANALYSIS -SHAMPOO -CONDITIONER -MOISTURIZER -AND FACIAL MASK AVAILABLE FOR HOME USE. EXCLUSIVELY AT THE BEAUTY LOUNGE 81 EAST 5T. GODERICH 524-8994' MacGillivray Associates (Goderich) Limited ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING & COMPUTER SERVICES In-house computer providing cash disbursement ledger, cash receipts ledger, accounts receivable, financial statements, time & charges & specialized reports. 40 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-2677 Pathway Tours and Ellison Travel Present Fred Waring Shaw Hello Again and Polynesian Adventure Nov. 15 - 17, 1982 Pittsburgh Pa. Price per person 18. O°PP• twin TOUR INCLUDES • 2 nlgkis deluxe accorrt►nodaiion �__-... ... First clgss motorcoach transportation • Reserved seats at the Fred Waring Show • Reserved seats at the Polynesian Christmas . •-. Gala .Hawaiian luau buffet .. _ . .•\4... _. _ ... _... Shopping at the Monroeville Mall (over 160 stares) Departures- -from - Sestitirick, CIintim, Exeter 233-2000` 1 800-265-7022 Fall and Winter hours Mon. to Fri„ 8:30 to 5130 Saturdays, 9:30 fd 4t30 Evenings by appointment Located in Exeter's Old town Hall West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Company Dungannon, Ont. NOM 1R0 5294961 FARM RESIDENTIAL AUTO AGENTS: Frank Foran ,tee R. R. 2 Lucknow 528-3824 Donald MacKay R. R. 3 Ripley 395-5382 Donald R. Simpson R. R. 3 Godsrlch 529-7587 Mason Robinson .. 341 -Catherine Si.: Wlngham 327-7273 DelmarSproul R. R. 3 Auburn 528-7273 Lyons and Mylhern 48 West S1. Goderich 524-7878 FOR A OUOTATLO_N OtLYQUR F._ARM,14OM , COTTAGE OR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CONTACT THE AGENT IN YOUR AREA DIRECTORS: Eldon Bradley Gerald Kerr Austin Martin Kenneth B. MacLean Donald McKenzie John Nixon Lucknow 528-2214 P.O. Box 62 Blyth 523-9275 P.O. Box 304 Lucknow 528-3801 R. FI. 2 Paisley 3 -7537 183 Elgin Ave., West 524-7802 Qoderich R. R. 5 Brussels CLAIMS SHOULD BE REPORTED PROMPTLY TO THE DIRECTOR IN YOUR AREA 887-9417 D.B. Palmer Doctor of Chiropractic 73 Montreal St. Queen St, Goderich' Blyth 524-4555 523-9321 Ronald McDonald CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 47 CHURCH ST.; 524-6253 Goderich, Ontario 1 -Quality Work by McKENZIE UPHOLSTERY HWY. 4 S. CLINTON PHONE: X482-9359_, Durst, Vodden & Bender CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 37' West Street Goderich, Ont. 524-2011 Cords For All Occasions *Gifts *Books Stationery Supplies * Records- ..__ - - - -- . ANDERSON'S BOOK CENTRE 33 EAST STREET. GODERICH' R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST 1M Square Std -1N1 OPTOMETRIST The 524-7661 r ONTARI� I'IlGelk LAND SURVEYORS ARCHIBALD. GRAY & McKAY LTD. 592A MAIN ST. S. EXETER 235-0995 If no answer call 1-800-265-7988 ILO. JERRY LTD. Complete lines of PAPER PRODUCTS PARTY SUPPLIES -Products for every user. H.O. JERRY LTD. "The Paper People" 185 Park St. GODERICH 524-2855 The Old Fashioned) HARDWARE STORE 12 Gaugo imported AMMUNITION 4.09 Most others. Lots 20% PING-A=TEES 4.49 PHIL MAIN HARDWARE 84 Kingston St., Goderich MacGillivray &Co. o ONTO` BRAMPTON CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS HAMILTON ST. CATHERINE'S PORT COLBORNE LISTOWEL WINNIPEG CALGARY EDMONTON VANCOUVER GODERICH RONALD,E• TAKALO® C.A. RESIDENT PARTNER 40 THE SQUARE, 524.2677 �2'sODEFfICH. ONT. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fisher celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sun- day, October 8 with Open House at Colborne Township Hall, Carlow from 1-5 p.m. The hall was decorated with pink and white streamers and a lovely wedding cake graced the special table. Over 120 .relatives, neigh- bours and friends signed the guest book and joined in extending best wishes to the happy couple of 25 years. The attendants at the wedding 25 years ago were in attendance. They are Mrs. Gary (Glenda Mcllwain) Byrd of Milverton and Gerald Blake of Holmesville. An aunt, Ethel Fuller, 92, of Huronview and her daughter, Mrs. Jim (Olive) McMillan, Ethel Hill, also of Huronview and uncle George' Addison of Seaforth were also among the guests. Besides celebrating a wedding anniversary, a happy birthday was ex- tended xtended to Mrs. Vi Bean, mother of the bride. Guests visited while they enjoyed a dainty lunch served by the bride's sisters, Mrs. Irma Mason and Mrs: Phyllis Allin, who planned the event, and sisters-in-law Madeline Bean and Sharlene COLBORNE CORNER.. Gertrude Kelting, 524-2076 Bean who assisted. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fisher 'shave two children,' Sandy and Eddie Fisher who also helped With the celebration. Mr. and ' Mrs. Fisher thanked all for attending, for their thoughtfulness and for the lovely best wishes and gifts received. • Many in Colborne who were not to attend, join in extending best wishes at this time. Social News Mrs. Ella Bogie, Mrs. Mary Brindley, Mrs. Guy Emerson and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting attended the 3lst Huron County Women's Institute Rally held in Grand Bend on Monday, October 4 as representatives and delegates from Tiger Dunldp WI. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Marzo and son Nathan of Guelph visited with Mrs. Marzo's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Buchanan of Colborne Township, over the weekend. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter last week were a nephew, Cecil and Bessie Ashton of Stratford; nieces Grace Hunter of Goderich. ( who has just returned from a ,trip to Europe) andJeanBarkley of London; as first cousin, Margaret and Tom Riser of Portland, Oregon; and a. friend, Ethel Washington of Goderich. For many days it was a special family reunion -.and much enjoyed by the Hunters. This is Thanksgiving weekend, a beautiful tiirle of year to take .a drive in the country and see the beauty of the trees just coming into their own splendour. Enjoy the holiday. Group plans penny dinner Evelyn Bell of Richmond, British Columbia is home on two weeks vacation visiting her parents and family Arnold and Olga Bell and friends. Evelyn has been travelling to Toronto and London and other points where she has old friends. Beautiful Autumn flowers __pilled the Holmesville United C''hurch on Sunday afternoon October 3rd. for the Anniversary Service. Organ preludes were played by Mrs. Verna Lobb and the call to worship was given by Rev. Bechtel. Guest soloist, Mrs. Barbara -Hodgins sang.. two solos and accompanied herself on the guitar. The senior choir sang an anthem. Rev. Bechtel introduced the special speaker Mr. David McKnight, B.A., M.S. of Edganville United Church whose message was The Kingdom of Heaven is within. The ushers 13111 Norman NE MESVILLE s Blanche Cleaves, 4R2-3383 andlion Harris received the - offering. Tuesday, October 12 at 8 p.m. is the Holmesville U.C.W. thankoffering. Mrs. Alma' Langford is the guest - speaker. -Pennies are to be brought in to team captain Jean Wyatt and Elaine Bechtel by next Sunday, October 10. The 28.penny dir0aer is on October Holmesville Store slo-pitch team held a pork barbecue on Sunday afternoon, Oc- tober 3rd at Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crawford's home with wives and children;, in atten- dance. With money raised the team will lieYwearing . new uniforms next year. No. 8 Zone Rally of Senior Citizens is in Goderich on October 8 at McKay Hall. Registration is -at 9: 3(I a�ria:, $1.50 per person. The Enterprising Seniors meet Thursday evening, October 7 at 8 p.m. Next ., Monday evening, Womens Institute will meet in the Community Centre Holme•sville and all husbands are welcome. The topic of the evening will be a slide presentation on Project Mexico by Gordon Hill of Varna.