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10 QDER1CH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1969
Members of, the Friday Nighters Mixed League gathered together
last week to offer congratulations to bowlers at TheLittle Bowl
on Huron Road who had chalked up high scores for the season.
Russ Gemmill has a high triple of 892 and a high average of 256;
Mrs. Marilyn Bannister a high triple of 805 and a high average of
233 and Jim McWhinney rolled a high single of 408. Jim is with
the Thursday night major league; Russ and Marilyn with the
Friday Nighters. - staff photo '
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Committeeon regional government
disbanded; new group is formed
Except ,for a few minor
incidents, county council's
October session Friday was a
routine meeting containing -
plenty of reports.
Council did give approval for
the special committee on
regional government to be
disbanded. In its place, a
working'committee.consisting of
the elected members from the
Huron County Planning Board
will be established and will be
Kin Korner
The regular meeting of the
Goderich Kinsmen Club was
held at the Harbourlite Inn on
October 20 with president Ray
Cook in the chair.
It was decided to support the
Children's Aid Society Christmas
co-ordinating committee and to
leave assistance for the Goderic
Community Safety Council up
to the town council. '
A turkey raffle will' be held on
Friday, December 5 at the arena.
Robert Baechler and Bill
Lougheed were nominated as
'directors.
The past presidents' night was
"held and is reported to have
beenr successful. Past
'resident Bert Such was guest
speaker, and deputy governor,
Bill Lawless was special guest.
At least 14 new members are
required if the club is to meet its
expansion quota.
ANNUAL
MEETING
Goderich Township
Federation of Agriculture
' in
Holmesville Hall
November 14, 8:30 p.m
Speaker: GERRY CAREY
Federation Fieldman
.intertainment
Ladies please bring lunch
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known ' as the committee on
local government review.
This committee kvill be
responsible to the planning
board and to county council. It
Bruce plans
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construction and operation
covering several Years, it has.
been felt essential to ensure that °
the large and variable body of
workers employed in the
construction of the. Bruce
Nuclear Station itself will -not be
restricted by such safety
precautions that have to be
taken in the immediate area of
the Heavy Water Plant.
Drilling is now taking place to
determine the new site for the
Bruce Generating Station. In the
meantime, temporary lay-offs of
some . construction workers are
necessary.
Since site work at the original
location is in a preliminary stage.
the decision to relocate is
expected to Lcause only a minor
delay in the overall schedule.
Relo-cation 'of the
construction camp site
-assoeiated with the Bruce.centre
will also take place before the
Heavy . Water Plant begins
operation.
Goderich
is on list
for doctors
Health Minister Thomas Wells
announced last Thursday the
names of , 44 Ontario
communities designated for
special provincial help in getting
doctors' services. Clinton was
not on the list, but Goderich
was.
The communities - more will
be named later - have been
chosen as • having inadequate
health services and will get help
under the Ontario Health
Resources Plan.which guarantees
doctors an income of $26,000
• before taxes.
will meet on the same day as the.
planning board and work in
conjunction with the planning
consultants.
The •new committee will be
primarily _concerned with the
amalgamation. of local
municipalities within the present
framework' of the county of
Huron.
The planning board asked that
all local municipali•tios forward
any information concerning
matters on which approval by
the Department of Municipal
Affairs is being held up.
The county development
committee - noted that it is
awaiting receipt of aerial ant
ground photos in connection
with the park area at Huronview.
Balcouras elected
safety council treas
The Goderich Community
Safety Council met Tuesday
evening, October 28 in the
offices of Victoria and Grey
Trust Company. Ron
Crossthwait•was in the chair.
The question of raising funds
to meet current- expenses was
discussed 'and it was decided to
send a „second request to town
council indicating the urgency df
the situation.
Ron Price gave a report of a
talk he gave to the Goderich
Rotary Club concerning the
need for funds and advised the
council the matter w -as- being
brought up at the next meeting
of the club.
Ron Wilton," secretaly,
brought in a report on the
present :financial status of the
council together with the.
resignation of treasurer Jerry
Hopper due to family business.
Gus Balcburas was elected
treasurer by acclamation and
assumed his duties that evening.
A special investigation
committee was formed
consisting of Ron Price,
chairman; Ron Wilton, Maurice
Wilkinson and John .Jeffery. A
meeting of the committee was
called for Saturday November 1r
at the home of,Ron Price.
The , committee met as
planned and discussed the duties
of the committee before .starting
investigations into reports of
dangerous areas.
Five areas were .examined by
the committee during the
afternoon and a report is to be
brought before the whole of the
safety = council at its next
meeting on November 15.
If approved, copies of the
report, with recommendations,
will be sent to the Goderich
Town Council and the Goderich
Police Department.
Coaches
clinic held
J
Dungannon Honernakers
The sixth meeting of the
Dungannon Homemakers was
held October 2Q, at the home f
Mrs. Ivan Rivett.
Cathy Culbert openedrhe
meeting with 4-11 pledge.• oll
call - uses for Crewel stitch, as a
liner or as a filler. Peggy Young
read the minutes of the last
meeting. The club received five
dollars from Lucknow fair for
taking our exhibits
We discussed the uses of the
Crewel stitch. We discussed
that the pictures for meeting
four had to be drawn:
Mrs, Rivett dem onstrafeci
A National Skating Test
Amateur Coaches - Clinic -
sponsored by the Canadian
Figure Skating Association in
co-operation with the National
Fitness Council was held on
Sunday at Adastral Park, Clinton
under the direction of M. S.
Sutherland, Deputy Regional
Training Director.
Sixty. amateur coaches
instructed Mr. R. McCrabb, B.
Brady and ivlrs. M. Hartrick,
professionals with the inter Club
Figure Skating Group, graduated
from . the Adastral Park,
Goderich, Blyth, Cli@j, Exeter,
Mitchell, St., Mayr 's and
Stratford Figure Skating Clubs.
A Test 'Chairmans Clinic was
also conducted by Mr. Albert
Dyer, Test Chairman for The
Inter Club Figure Skating
Group, Stratford. I .
Paul Schutz represented the
Goderich Recreation and
Community Centre" Board and
along with Donald Elliott were
the only coaches from the
Goderich Minor Hockey.
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GODERICH
w to sew the Fly and fi,oman
stitches.
For group work we cut two
samples for the Fly and Roman
stitches which we put on sample
and put on illustration sheep.
Then. we worked these two
stitches on "Learning Stitches"
article. We wrote the uses for
Crewel stitch on illustration
sheet.
}Joanne Trhoitpson-closed the
meeting with the 4-H creed..
We had a guest Mrs. Stepheny
Durkee frorp Otterville, Ontario.
Mrs. Durkee was staying with
Miss Linda Young.
Spirited -Tweed
Sport Jaokets...
(,'!loose from prominent or
muted' checks and stripes or
plains. There', is a good
selection of single and double
. breasted -styles.
fro -69-;50__
Hallowe'en. is theie
for IOD Curd Party.
Diverse Hall•owe'en-
decorations were used at 11
members' homes for the ,, card
party of the Maple Leaf Chapter
I.O.D.E. on the evening October .
29. Forty-four tables of various
types of cards were played.
The Hallowe'en theme was
carried through to the luncheon
with all available members
helping. the _11 hostesses.
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Prizes for the evening were
won by Mrs. E. C. Hill, Mrs, J.
Remington, Mrs. W. Clancy, Mrs.
M. Hetherington, Miss Catherine
Hays, Mrs. D. Riehl, Mrs. K.
H°dpkinson, Mrs. J: Seamen, Mrs.
B. Chisholm, Mrs. J. Berry, Mrs.
J. Cook; and Mrs. F. Salter.
Co -convenors were Mrs. W.
McKellar and Mrs. C. Boddy.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
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Athwart the place of stars, ,; 4 x
Above the seas that . wash the
Shores they knew, for
Life was theirs, . and dusk
, 1nd shining. dawns •
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... and we, remember.
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