HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-04-20, Page 5Province
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4 fUl-fat ! t'si -lUdietf to
that the economywillatifieralos&
of some $5,000,000 • annually by
the dakaeti;vati9a„ of GFS. Cell,.
tralia.H The treasurer said the
pr,Opgsed 'industrial park. would
help to balance the local economy •
and 'provide a growing source Of
employment for people in the
area, 'Even; at a low.level level•
opment, the censuitauts estimate
the park has the •• potential of
creating '2,250 jobs. Treasurer
lacNaughton said the plan for
Centralia. is being considered a ,
"pilot project" in regional (ley*
elopment,. -
"This provides .us•withanothex
facet for our extended regional `
•
"promotion program` and it's Biro
ectty related to the government's
'Design for Development' policy
announced lastyear by economics
--and-deve'lOpnrent-minister; •they°
Hon. Stanley J. Randall."
The consultants investigated
several • U.S. industrial parks,.
created oat of abandoned defence
establishments,and their report
•was enthusiastic -over the possib.-
tittles of similar promotion at
Centralia. They said the' governs
A.. Births
- . MaaDONAALD - At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderioh, .on April
14, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. 1
Alexander •(Sandy) MacDon-
ald, lintail, a son, . Murray
Cameron. •
MdLEOD-At Alexandra Hoa
pital, Goderich, on April 15,
1967, to Mr. end Mrs. Harold
McLeod, D.un ani' on, a daugh-
,tear.
• ROBERTS-Apt Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on .April 16,
. 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Roberts, Clinton, ,'a daughter,
. • e
menta development corporation
was the Qlnly iagen0 which oould
Undertake the project:.
13Y ZONES
The report proposed a /We,
zone development for optimum '
land use, promoted by afull.time•
manager and superintendent;
Air airfield of 375 acres, with •
the . existing, three, runways, to
handle small business andprivate
aircraft 'and totake advantage Of
:the increasing use of flying •by
business executives, .,•
An eduretional area in the nor.
theasterfi,section,• containing the
.instructio lal fecilities of thefort
mer base, the;officers! mess (ter
a student -faculty • recreational
centre, annd, the arena, curlting •
rink and swimming pool in the
nearby industrial •area, capable
of-handling-400—to._ _50,0 .students.,..
Main industrial area, basically ,
the western half of the proper-
ty up to the airfield, which in.
cludes seven hangar,•s with 42,,'
000 square feet of floor space
each, for light manufacturing
and warehousing. • -
Industrial expansion_, area.
E. Cards of Thanks
WAtLUEW- ,A. sincere thank you
to
friends. who visited me,
sent flowers, cards and other
acts of • kindness while I was
a patient in Stratford General
' •hospital. Speoial thanks to Dr.
•A. R: Rowe, Dr. Joyoe Harris
and the nursing s:ff.
Mrs. Violos Walden.
16x-.
LE'DDY Ian appreciation and
thanks 'to the heighibors aid
friends for cards, • guts and
visits while I was , a patient
.in Victoria hospitaL -
Mrs. Franck L' edd3
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UND N21 WOOD - At Alexandra'•
'------.....--Hospi.talrGoderiebraon-April
12, 1967, to Mr. and Mats.
James Underwood, Goderich,
a daughter. '
C. Briefs
Order Shell furnace, oil and
stove oil from Edward Fuels,
tank truck dealer for all Shell
Oil do: products. Phone 524-
8386, h lir
STAN BLOWES TRAVELt-
VICE, 32 Wellington, Stratford -
For all airlines, steamships, rail,
hotel reservations, tours,** Low
bank rates on time payments.
Prepaids arranged for relatives
visiting ire= overseas. Call
271-5710. 7.
The C.P. & T. Fund coanmittee
ofoderich' Odd allow and Re-
h3:117tp loo .i i ve ' w li ekthaiprs
atAgeip r equapmemt for loan,
free of charge. Contact Amos
Osbalde►ston, Park St., phone
9623-; or Fred Friitzley, Wilson.
St., phone. 7217.
D. In Memoriam
F. Engagements- •
Mr. and Mrs; Elbin- Admits,.
• Dashwood, wish to announce the
engagement of their youngest
daughter, Patricia bene, to
Lenny John , Soriniegour, son
of Mrs. Ferne - , Scrimegour,
Goderich The wedding -wild take
place 'Saturday, o May .1`3, at
three o'clock, in. the United
Church, Grand Bend, .
• • 16
. JOH TG1V-din ming •memory
of a dear husband and father,
James B. Johnston„ who pass-
ed away Apa'il 19; 1057.
Treasured thoughts of one ea
dear
• Often being a silent tear,
Thoughts return toscenes long
past,
Years rail on but memories last.
-Sadly- andssed by his wife.
and family. 16x
E. Cards of Thanks
t.�
-south ,of the sewage.treatment
plant .on the eaetT side liem the ..
track and. hair diamond noir stand,
''rhe existin&reatdentialareaot
„ 135acres Which co ntains 363 tam.
"dwelling dwelling unite and the J; A.
P. McCurdy School. •
The consultants say ,the. first
major occupant Of tho complex
should be a tat'ge and ,attractive
firm which would -serve as a
lead' company .t0 set the tone acid
drawOther desirable *tenant/4
The lgose. at. Ceftralia,. the -report
noted, .• offersthes major ia41.
• sties for developtnent:ofindustiry,
including housing, water and. SW,,*
age -systeiias, rail and road trap.
spertation.•. •
;The ° constiltants stressedthat
the Centralia park could provide
a growth centre for the area,.
which woidd assist 'In regional
development in the •mastpr:actic al
-way possible, . Tens .of tneusanda
of Western Qntarior_esidents'be•
came: familiar, with the former
RCAF ,Station Centraliawhen it
held spectacular air force day
demonstrations for the , public.
,Mr. and Mrs. • Norman Hoy,
--Goderich, wish to announoe the
engagement of their daughter,
Audrey Elaine, •to Mr. Robert
James Watt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leopold Watt •of.Blyth. The wed-
ding 'will take ,prace Saturday;
May_13, 1967 at 12 o'clock noon'
in +Clinton Pentecostal Church,
Clinton. - 16x
•
• IRWIN-I wish to empress sin-
cere • thanks to fiends and,
neighbors for cards, gifts,
fdowens `sand visits I received
while a patient in Goderich
hospital. Special thanks do
Drs. N. C. Jackson, K.° Lain.
Ebert, J. R. Leitch and staff
on second floor ' east. I also
wish to express many thanks
to Mr. and Mrs. Ohman, Miss -
Mitchell and staff of Mainland
• Manor.
Lucy Irwin.
16x
KE,RNIGH.AN - My sincere
thanks, to everyone for their
many acts sof ' thoughtfulness
and kindness during m!y re-
cent illness.
. Audrey Kernighan.
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PITBLADO-t wish to thank my
friends and relatives for re-
membering me with flowers,
cards and visits Avhile I, was
a patient in the hospital. Spe-
cial thanks to Dr. -3. -W: Wal-
lace, Dr. G. F. ' Mills, the
nurses and staff for their kind
attention.
Da'e Pitblado.
16x
21. Bus. Opportunities
P
1T. and ;Mrs. Neal J. v y,, .
I('; erioti, aiinounoe.the.
engagement of their daughter,
Mary Joanne, ' to Mr. Paul
Arthur MccKeown, son of Mrs.
Lucille OEfeKeown, Camp(bellfdrd,
Ont., and the late Thomas Mc-
Keown. The wedding • will take
-place on Saturday, May 217, 1967,
at three o'clock, in Maple Street
Gomel Hall, Clinten., 16x
G. Coming Events
Officicil Visits
Nursing Homes
ry
Goderich Alexandra Marine
tied General Hospital and the
Maitland Manor Senior Citizens
home received a visit from
cam Sharp, Hospital contact oft.
icer who represents the Ontario
Hospital Services Commission'
through its insurance. branch,
Mr; Sharp called on the man.
agement of both the hospital and
the nursing home on Thursday,
April 13th, in order to settle any
premium problems that might
arise which could not be readily
dealt with from the OHSC head
office in Toronto.
The OHSC officer makes per-
sonal contact with doss
throughput Western Ontario on a
regular schedule to investigate
and explain to_ patients and staff,
the termsofthe OHSC.
He was much impressed by the
unique heating system. for God.
erich hospital, provided by the
Goderich Manufacturing company
byneans of an underground pipe
which conducts the steam from
that factory to the hospital.
There will be a rummage • sale -
at St. George's Anglican Ohuroh,
Saturday, April. 29, 1:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the Margaret
Seager Club. , , 16-17
Coarse and hear Rev. Gordon
Winch, the "Padre ,,of the Pubs"
nil Wesley -Willis United Church,
Clinton. Special ntiusie by the
Centennial Youth Choir. 16
iReception and dance for Mir:
and MTs. Clayton Boyce (nee
[Riese Pearson), Saturday,' April
22 at 8:30 p.m. at. Zne ioh Com-
munity Centre. Music by the
Norris Orchestra. Everyone,•wel-4
come.' • • . 016x_
Bake Sale and country table
will be held in Denomane's Flow-
er Shop, Saturday, April 22, at
1 o'clock. Sponsored by Colbornef
Township Home 'and • School
Association. 16
The _ Goderich Home and
School Association -will -hp1d
their regular mpeeting, • • April
25th at dight o'clock, at .Victoria
School,. A film, Highway to' Ha�p-
piness,'' will he shown. • 16
Saturday,- April 22, reception
and dance for Mr. and Mrs.
James Hoyt, 7 to 11:30 earn. Base-
ment, Elm Haven Motor Hotel.
Everyone welcome. L a d i e s,
please brig 'lunch. 16.
Members and friends of Gode-
rich Horticultural Society are
reminded to visit the president
(Miss Howell's) garden, 12 St.
Vincent St. dine 'between 2 p.m.
and dark, April 26' or May 3.
16-17
2L Bus. Opportunities
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WANT MEN OR WOMEN
• WHO ARE CAPABLE OF ORGANIZING
A SALES FORCE
To Demonstrate:
A PROVEN LINE OF COSMETICS
-.- Full Or .Part -Time =-
Training provided. Excellent remuneration. Reply in writ-
ing, stating present status, name, address and telephone
number to '
BOX 99, GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
Much Busier.
(cont. from page 2)
did achievements of Elaine Tan.
ner, during the swimming coma
petitions held at the British Em.
pire Games in ' Jamaica last
winter may have stimulated a
great deal more -interest locally
in swimming as a competitive
sport. •
After a resurfacing treatment
men, ftp hptht.PAgis at;°the fid~
erbain .park last year, they •are
both in excellent condition, eas.
ier- to maintain and costing less
to operate, reported Such.
The recreation program for the,
youths and children will in.
elude tennis, badminton, volley.
ball and basketball, all of which
can be played at the outdoors
gymnasium, at the .park_on&r-uce
Street.
Several skilled tennis players
have agreed to offer instructions
to those wishing to learn the fine
points of that game. This•train.
ing will be provided during the
.,early evening hours.
An enlarged •soccer schedule
is also planned for this year
and leagues for different age
groups are being formedagain for
another season. As in previous
years, the .profits, Sandy and
Stan , will offer excellent train-
ing and organization • for this
sports activity.
Offering Two
New 4-H Clubs
This year, two new 4-H Clubs
will be offered in the south half
of , Huron County, these being the
.4-H Forage Club and the 4-H
White Bean -Club.
-The Forage Club will be set
• up to demonstrate the value of
using recommended forage mix.
tures and also to •improve the
quality and yield of hay, pasture,
and forage seed production; The
White Bean Club will be set up
to demonstrate the value of good
seed, good cultural practices, and
disease, control, as 'well as a
study of production costs and
methods of marketing.' • -
An organization meeting will be
held for these two 'clubs on April
26`at 8:30 p.m. in Zurich Town
Hall. -Farmboys and girls be.
twee n the ages of‘12 and 20,
who are interested fi "this type
of project, are urged to attend
this organization meeting; states
Dave Inglis, extension.. assistant,
departmeht of agriculture, for
Huron county.
Donate Plane
A .Canadian built aircraft,be.
lieved to ae the sole survivor
of - the pioneer era before the ,
First World War, will soon be on
display at the National 4iviation
Museum.
• The monoplane resembles the
famous Bleriot Xi which made
the first flight.from France to
England.' It , was bolt in 1910 by
_Robert. McDow,all, town engineer
of 'Owen Sound't ,
The plane has a 27.foot six.
inch ,wingspan and is powered
by the same type. of Anzani 25
h.p:"engine that carried Bleriot
across the channel. Top speed.
Was 'about 36. miles an hour:
'The National 1Uluseum of Can.
ada acquired the aircraft from the
widow o:.Keith Hopkinson of
erich,' Ontario.
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