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on display from the Historical Automobile
Society of Canada( organized by the Radar
Circle Region) and the Toronto and
Brampton Model A Ford Owners Summer
Tour. This unique collection of antique
vehicles Will be on: display from 11:30 a.m.
to"3:30 p.m.
Don't miss out on the last day of the
Kinsmen Summerfest, July 9-11; • also in
Court House Park and featuring carnival
rides arid games. For further details, calf'
524-6600 oro524-2513.
Jennifer Chan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Charlton Chan, of 132 Essex Street,
Goderich, has been awarded the Veterans'
Memorial Scholarship for obtaining the
highest average in Grade 9 at GDCI.
World peace is
topic of meeting
A talk . on,, world peace will . be the
highlight of a meeting of the Baha'i Com-
munity of Colborne :Township.
The Baha'i Community of Colborne'
Township is holding an .evening .of friend-
ship and inspiration on Tuesday, July 14.
The meeting will , be held • at the home, of
Jum and JoAnne Durst, 29 Dunlop.. Dr.,
Century Heights, at 8 p.m.
Guest speaker is Gordon Naylor, who
will be speaking on "The Promise of World
Peace." An informal . discussion will
follow.
Interested persons are invited to attend
this meeting. -
Rev. Woods says goodbye
In what was his farewell service on Sun-
day, June 2I at • Victoria Street United
Church, Rev. John D.M. Wood celebrated
Holy Communion and welcomed new
members into fellowship. Those joining the
church . were Mr. James Harrison, by
transfer; and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ritchie,
by reaffirmation of faith.
Following the service; Ken Grigg, chair-
man of the Board, of Stewards, asked Mr.
and Mrs. Wood to come to the front of the
church to accept a presentation. Helen
Riehl, accompanied by children of the•Sun-
day School, presented the couple' with a
Gwen Kiar watercolor painting. Catherine
Robinson, on behalf; of the congregation, ex-
tended congratulations and best wishes to
John and Iva on their 40th wedding anniver-
sary and presented them with a quilt made
by Margaret Armstrong. Mr. Grigg then
made a presentation of a purse of money,
along with the best wishes of the congrega-
tion for continued good health and much
happiness in their retirement. The Woods,
who will be moving to St. John, N.B., then
expressed their thanks.
Following the service, everyone was in-
vited to share in the luncheon held
downstairs. The church hall was decorated
by the young women of the Sunday School
with pink and white streamers, balloons and
bells. A delicious buffet luncheon was serv-
ed by the Sunday School staff and the UCW.
BI e Cross
Introduces
Joe Sgotto
Group Representative
Blue Cross is pleased to introduce Joe Sgotto as a
Blue Cress representative in your. community. Joe
joins Marlene West and the London Office staff..
Experienced in the field of employee benefit programs,
Joe will be pleased to show you the plan or combinaltion
ofplans which will provide complete coverage for
employee -group health care requirements. v -
•e
Joe Sgotto is located in the
London Office at:
371 Dufferin Avenue
London, Ontario N6B 1Z5
Tel 519-439-0136
IIIIBLI,JE CROSS
7484 •
Two cakes, made by Linda MacDonald,
were served for dessert. One cake was an
anniversary motif and the other was made
to represent a book with best wishes for
retirement on one page and a message on
friendship on the other page.
Tubular Resin
Furniture the ultimate
in elegant casual living
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• Artificial Plants
• Casual Furniture
• Acrylic Drinkware
• Outdoor Torches
and Candle Lamps
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People
John Kalbfleisch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kalbfleisch of RR 1, Varna, has
been awarded the Peter Adamson Memorial
Scholarship for the highest average in
Grade 12 at GDCI.
1987 GDCI
award. winners
Nadja Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Davidson of 148 Victoria Street North,
Goderich, has been awarded the Veterans'
Memorial Scholarship for obtaining the
highest average in Grade 9 at GDCI.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR,
Pick Your Own
RASPBERRIES
at
MARTIN'S MARKET
H'wy. 8, I/4 mile East of Benmiller Road
.7
a Pint
l5OaQuart
LOTS OF BERRIES
CLEAN NEAT ROWS
"FUN PICKIN"
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1987—PAGE 11
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS
,Clinton Area
MICHAEL. FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON
482-9441
Goderich Area •
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH
524-7345
Kevin Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Black of RR 6, Goderich, has been awarded
the McKim Memorial Scholarship for ob-
taining the highest average in Grade 11 at
GDCI.
Ken Strong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Strong
of 36 Kingston Street, Goderich, has been
awarded the Peter Adamson Memorial
Scholarship for obtaining the highest
average in Grade 10 at GDCI.
St. Christopher's Beach site
of CKNX Beach Blow Out
There will be a lot of "Fun In The Sun"
on Saturday, July 11 in Goderich .with the
CKNX FM 102 Beach Blow Out, an Antique •
Automobile Display and the final day of
activities for the Kinsmen Surnmerfest all
scheduled.
Beach Blow Out activities take place.
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at St. Christopher's
Beach. Activities include best tan, wildest.
shorts, best decorated sailboard and most
uniquely dressed windsurfer contests. A
volleyball tournament, teams must pre- -
register, plus free windsurfing lessons and
demos are all part of the lake side action.
Beach Blow Out information is available
by contacting Tory at Godericff Windsurf-
ing, 524-9603.
Court House Park will also .be a hub of
activity July 11 with antique automobiles
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HARBOR REPORT
The Algorail arrived from Midland, light
for salt, on June 26 and cleared for -Parry
Sound on ,JJne 27.
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The Algoway arrived from Cleveland on
JunO8, light for salt and cleared ori June
29 for Kingston.
The Algosoo arrived from Sault Ste.
Marie, light for salt on July 2 and cleared
for Millwaukee and Chicago on July 3.
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The Algoway arrived trom Cleveland,
light for salt, on July 4 and cleared for
Green Bay, Wisconson on July 5.
The Canadian Pioneer arrived from Port
Colborne to load Corn on June 23 and
' cleared for Quebec City on June 24.
The Beechglen arrived from Thunder,
Bay, with grain, on July 1 and cleared for
Thunder. Bay, light, on July 3.
111r. & 31rs. Ron Moore are pleas-
ed to announce the engagement of
their daughter Jo-t1nne ,Marie to
,Joe Goei anlocla, .son of ,®Ir. & Mrs.
LeRoy Gowanlock. The wedding
;i'iIl lake place Satr-'rda'. August
twenty-second, 1987 at St. George's
Anglican Church, Goderich at 4:00
p.m.
PRYDE
MONUMENTS
310 Victoria Street
Centralia
SHOWROOM
293 Main Street ,.
Exeter
Memorial Counsellor
STEPHEN FERGUSSON
235E0620 or 1800.265.3477
Evenings
235®0650
St. George's Church
Anglican - Episcopal
. North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
• Priest -in -Charge.
The Rev. Douglas Pitts, Bayfield
Organist - Choirmaster.
David Hamilton, A.R.C.T.
Sunday, July 12th
8.30 a.m. Holy Communion - The Rev. Douglas Pitts
9:30 a.m. Holy Communion at Christ Church,
Port Albert - The Rev. William Craven
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon
• The Rev. Douglas Pitts.
N.
You are always welcome —
North Street
United Church
56North Street, 524-9631
WORSHIP 8 JUNIOR CONGREGATION
10:00 A.M. each Sunday
Worship Leader: July 12th
REV. GORDON G. PICKELL
Robert Blackwell
— organist —
Calvary Baptish
Church
BAYFIELD ROAD 'AT BLAKE STREET
PASTOR TERRY .WOODCOCK
Phone 524-6445
Nursery Facilities .. available
Sunday School • 10.00 a.m.
Morning Service • 11 00 o m
Special Music provided by our Choir
Evening Service • 7:00 p.m.
Mr. Bob Hanna, Missionary to Colombia
Prayer Meeting • Wednesday 7 00 p m.
WELCOME TO THE FffIENDLY CHURCH,
Knox Presbyterian
Church
Interim Moderator ' The Rev. B.A. Nevin
Interim Minister The Rev. R.W. Johnson
Sunday, July 12
SUMMER SERVICES ARE 10 A.M.
Guest Minister: The Reverend W.J. Murray
(Nursery Facilities)
Lemonade On The Front Lawn After Service
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
The Salvation Army
18 Waterloo St. 415 2 4-9 34 1
Capt. & Mrs. Walter Clark
9:30 Sunday School for all ages
11:00 Morning Worship Service
Evening Service 6:30 p.m.
SEVEN DAY
BIBLE READING SCHEDULE:
JULY 8 - PSALM 21 -
PRAISE THE LORD'
JULY 9 - PSALM 22
THE PSALM OF THE CROSS AND THE
CROWN
JULY. 10 - PSALM 23 -
THE GREAT SHEPHERD CARING FOR HIS
SHEEP
JULY 11 - PSALM 24 -
THE KING ASCENDING BACK TO GLORY
JULY 12 - PSALM 25 -
THE SECRET TO DISCOVERING GOD'S
SECRETS
JULY 13 - PSALM 26 -
' A MAN OF INTEGRITY
JULY 14 - PSALM 29 -
A PSALM FOR THE WEAK HEARTED