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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-22, Page 15:a t gt Nhan Tran with his winning poster Clinton student wins The Canada Employment Centre for Students is pleased to announce the overall winner of the Promotional Ad contest is Nhan Tran ofClinton. Preliminary rounds were held at 'each high school ( Central Huron, Goderich Collegiate, Seaforth, and South Huron) to determine whose poster design would continue in the competition. Nhan Tran, a grade ten student at Central Huron Secondary School, was judged oto have the best design by the judges. The judges were Goderich artist Doug Darnbrough and Agri -press representative John Maurer. By winning the final judging Tran receives $35 cash from Agri -press, as well as a number of other prizes from the Student Centre. Nan's poster will now be used in. this area's Hire -a -student advertising campaign ,by the Canada Employment Centre for Students. The Centre sin- cerely thanks all students who contributed to the contests, the local judges, and prize donators in helping run a successful ad contest. Establish advisory council Goderich town council has taken the first steps to establishing a ports advisory council. The council, to be com- prised of approximately five members, will advise the Department of Transport and its regional councils, on the affairs of Goderich Harbour. It was , recom- mended that the advisory council members have, a affiliation with the harbour, through recreation or related industry. Council met with representatives of Transport -Canada recently to discuss the terms of references for the proposed advisory councils and discovered it was one of the first ports to' respond to the request. At its regular meeting Monday, council passed a motion calling - for ad- vertisements to placed seeking interested, in- dividuals to sit on the council. The administrative committee of council will review the applications and make a recommendation to council with respect Ito the representation. Train cars derail MITCHELL - A train derailment which took four Canadian National(CN) cars off the track two and one-half miles west of Mitchell has resulted in an estimated $30,000 and has put the track out of use for several days. The accident took place on the evening of June 13 at approximately 6:30 p.m., but the cause, now under in- vestigation by CN, is unknown. The Sebringville OPP received a call at 6:37 p.m. and officers attended the scene of the accident, about one-quarter mile east of sideroad 5, Hibbert Town- ship. There were no inquires or dangerous chemicals involved., The four cars that were derailed included a caboose, a flat car carrying two road graders, a covered topper car carrying 100 tons of salt, and the engine. rPurina.s answer to butterfat depression... Lush pastures IEST put helps prevent butterfat depression occuring when cows go on lush pasture in the spring or fall. Hot weather TEST PAK is a research proven blend of butterfat enhancers designed to help overcome fat test depression which may occur during hot summer months. ,14 *NN / ,fir TEST PAK , along with Purina s,program 'for improving low fat test, may ery well be the answer to butterfat depression... YOU BUTTER BELIEVE IT! PURINA I CHOWS DURST FARM CENTRE 275 HURON ST. (HWY. 8 WEST) CLINTON 482-7706 BRYAN BURST LEN LOBB Proprietor f=ield Representative 4 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,1983—PAGE 15 Auburn area lady dies hospital Mae Glousher died at the Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, June 4, in her 76th Year - She was born the daughter of Samuel and Mary Jane Creighton. She married Herbert Glousher in December of 1925 and lived all her life in the Auburn -Blyth area. She was predeceased by her husband in May of 1982; one son, Robert, in January of 1980; her parents; and two brothers, John and William Creighton. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Keith (Jean) Good of R.R.1 Auburn; three sons, James of Auburn, Donald of Blyth and Kenneth of R.R.1 Auburn; 21 grand- children; a number of great- grandchildren; and one nephew, Harold Creighton of Fort Vermillion, Alberta. The funeral service was held on June 7 at the Tasker Funeral Home in Blyth. Mr. George Cowan, a friend and neighbor, officiated. Burial took place in Union AUBURN NEWS Eltortcw. Etr aminuck, 51213=7EEE Cemetery, Blyth. Pallbearers were John Norman, Jack Glousher, Lloyd Glousher, Bill Glousher, Major Youngblut and John Nonkes. Flowerbearers were Gor- don Howatt and Ross Youngblut. Memorial Service The annual memorial ser- vice ecvice at Ball's Cemetery will be held on Sunday, July 3 at 3 p.m. The Reverend David Thiessen of the Auburn Mis- sionary Church will be the speaker. A special dedica- tion service of the new pillars at the north gate will also take place after the ser- vice. Mr.• and Mrs. Ernie Pink of. St. Catharines visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. UCW Unit Two of the Knox United Church Women held its meeting on Tuesday, June 14 at the home of Mrs. Ethel Ball. The committee in charge included Mrs. Elliott Lapp, Mrs. Ethel Ball and Mrs. Stewart Ball. Mrs. Elliott Lapp opened the meeting with prayer. The theme of the devotional period was "Faith in Prayer". The hymn, "Faith of our Fathers", was sung Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Cor- The church cleaning for followed by scripture selee- respondence was read. It the month of July was ac- tions read by Mrs. Lapp and consisted of thanks you notes ranged. Mrs. Ball. Mrs. Ball gave the and letters from the shut-in Unit Two members will meditation on faith and Mrs. members and also a letter of serve a luncheon for the Lapp on, "Does God Answer thanks from Good -Will for Blyth Theatre on June 30. Prayer?" Mrs. Lapp and donations of clothing which The offering was received Mrs. Ball gave a dialogue on had been sent to them by Mrs. Stewart Ball. the Lord's Prayer. recently. Mrs. Stewart Ball, Mrs. Donald Haines, the the treasurer, gave the Mrs. Hainesy gave a papern leader of the Unit, presided financial statement on Community Development and Service and then closed for the business period. The The roll call was answered the meeting with prayer. minutes of the May meeting by a Bible verse containing Lunch was served by the were read by the secretary, the word, "Pray" committee in charge. Board approves salary increases By Stephanie Levesque The Huron -Perth Separate School Board approved five per cent salary increases for several employee groups at its June 13 meeting. All effective for the 1983-84 school year, the salary in- creases are as follows: at- tendance counsellor $7.88 per hour, teacher aides $5.78 per hour and secretarial assistants ranges from $6.30 to $6.93 per hour. The board office custo- dians also had their monthly rate increased to $628.40. In other business, the board: approved hiring Reinhold Richter, Tina F. Martens, Maria Ermacora and Joanne Roks as teachers ^r`""''ivc Sept. I. No school placement has yet been iden- tified. - Transferred Debbie Kimberley from Sacred Heart School, Wingham to St. Michael's School in Strat- ford. - Hired Patricia Wilby as a ' part-time French teacher at St. Aloysius School in Strat- ford effective Sept. 1. - Hired Margaret Perquin as a part-time music teacher and principal's relief at Our Lady of Mount . Carmel School, Mount Carmel, effec- tive Sept. 1. - Accepted the resignation of Yaga McInnes, itinerant French teacher at St. Joseph's School in Clinton and St. Columban School, ef- fective Aug. 31. hat do )uthink? `The Livery officially opens Saturday mai •w 4.ry .r. w.Nawr-..oru►.au:.swa.yer.'- .'"'"`" Wow OA. the � re��•.. 1.1. m• Goderich SIGNAL- STA Liberal task force assesses problems " ac�g manager ..... .•- 1 Police chargee two males in break-ins Employees settle new contract mow - Middel appointed Your opinion makes a difference, but to reach an informed opinion you need facts and viewpoints. That's Where we come in. As your weekly newspaper. we give you the information you need. Breaking news. Editorial opinion. Colbmns. Letters to the Editor. We keep you on top of issues that affect your life. So read us regularly. Don't miss an issue. Subscribe to the-Goderich Signal -Star today.... it's all you really need! 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