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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 28, . . PAGE 10A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, V% i_DNESDAY, JUNE IQ, 1981 Senior citizen complex complete A year after the 'first sod was turned, Huron County's largest senior citizens complex has been completed and tenants are moving in. The complex, located at the comer of West and Waterloo Streets, houses 54 one -bedroom units, and Huron County Housing manager Bill Tugwell has already rented out 24 of the units. Rent for an apartment is geared to the income of the senior citizen leasing it. However, rent will not ex- ceed $302 for an apartment, explained Tugwell. Tile beautiful building was designed by Hill and Borgel Architects Of Goderich and built by KeIty-Lyn Con- struction. It is four stories high and contains several appealling features for (sari nun° Mr. and Mrs. Murray Craig are the security tenants of the bullang, and every room has an intercom system that will bun their apartment as well as admit visitorsat thefront door. Two of the apartments are designed for people in wheelchairs. There is a hobby and craft room, a lounge,, laundry room, card room, and garbage room as well as elevators. Each apartment is about 480 square feet and has a balcony or terrace. Also, there are saftey-locked windows, and grab bars in the washmoms. The new building in Goderich brings the nuinber of senior citizens units in the county up to 355. • . . Tie senior citizens complex on the corner of West and Waterloo Streets has been completed a little more than a year after construction began. Tenants are already beginning to move into the 54 -unit building . (Photo by Cath Wooden) The Huron House was awarded the Goderich Lions Home Trophy at GDCI's awards day ceremonies bst Tuesday. Clockwise from ton left are Huron Home executive Rob McDonald, staff member Dave Cloet, Sharon MacLaren and Susan Thompson. (Photo by Cath Woodw) Symphony gets new name •Music in Landoll, Ontario has justheen injected with a new name, a new look and a new sound For more than a quarter century, the London *Il - phony Orches-tra has lived in the shadow of its more renowned namesake in Landau, England But no mare. The new name is ORCHESTRA LONDON CANADA_ The new look is incorporated in the logo' that identifies the name - reflecting the tradition of musical ex- cellence built by our Orchestra since its inception more than 40 years ago. Originally called the London Civic Symphony Orchestra, the name was changed to London Sym- phony Orchestra in 1956, at a time when there was little worry about confusing our Orchestra with its English counterpart. Today, however, with the fully profess local sounds of Orchestra London reaching out to widening and diverse audiences, with recording and touring among its broadened objectives, a more singular identification has become a necessity. The new sound of the Orchestra results from the engagement of Vienna -born Alexis Hauser, who will take command of the podium this fall as- Orchestra London's Music Director and Cow ductor. An internationally recognized composer and musician, the 33 -year-old Hauser already has won enthusiastic approval of symphony patrons in prior appearances in the slity. In 1981-82 Orchestra Landon will perform a seven - concert Symphony Series and five -concert Family Pops series in its regular home at Centennial Hall, along with regional ap- pearances in surrounding communities (including Goderich), a children's series, educational per- formances, cabaret nights, oratorios and a new chamber series presented in con- junction with the University of Western Ontario Faculty of Music. GODERICH MAJORETTES ANNUAL SHOW • WEDNESDAY JUNE 17/81 G.D.C.I. West Introit= 7:00 P.M. Tickets at door: Adults 61.00 (m W We are celebrating our first year of service to the Goderich area and we thank you for your continued support. Representing a good number of insurance corripanies, we are able to obtain the best market for your insurance needs. As Insurance Brokers, we offer you 'ALL TIE CHOICE IV THE LYONS & MULHERN INSURANCE BROKERS 46 WEST STREET, GODERICH N7A 2IC3 524-2472 or 524-711713 JAMES J. 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