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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-28, Page 2KG 2 ITABICIMIWATO TESDAIGOCT8EE20,18)14 E.II,I DONOR FUNK G.D.C¢ ..AUDITORIUM TUU ,, OCT. 29th IFleoM 2 P Ain. JILL $ PRs MM P M. TILL MP P.M. ZhL P&b1Ic Miold :M r PubtI*h.d by.o< 6A.NNISTSR'LEASING LTD, CANADA SAVINGS . BONDS j94,,5 % NIiUCE ERSKCI.NE aw North 3244553 21sFr4nnua) NARY CHARITY BALL Saturday, Nov: 21 .SALTRORD Music 9 to 1 a.m. by The Bcbbr; Brew Orchestra BUFFET. LUNCH DRESS OPTIONAL TICKET_.- $30.00 PER COUPLE Those interested please contact: Dorothy Smith 524-2393 G RB John Banter • 524-8376 524-8149 NEWBORN NEWS GLEN Gord and Joanne Glen thank God for the safe arrival of their son, Brian Andrew, weighing 8 lb. 12 oz., on oc- tober 17,1981, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Ontario. A new baby brother for Adam. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen, Clin- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wildgen, Goderich. Thanks to Dr. B. Baker and Drs. Harding, Fellows - and Shaheed and the nursing staff at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. JASPER Tom, Joanne and Martha are pleased to announce the arrival of Charles Nicholas, weighing 9 lbs. 1 oz., born in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- ' don, Ontario, Saturday, Oc- tober 24, 1981. JENTKIN Gordon and Elizabeth Jenkin are pleased to an- nounce the birth of their son, Ryan Chadwick, born Oc- tober 24,. 1981, a new brother for John Thomas. Grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prytee, Seafodth and Mrs. Helen Jeakin of R.R,5 Guderlch and Edward Jenkin of R.R 6, Goderieh. McGUIRE John and Wendy McGuire (nee Main) are proud to an- nounce the safe arrival of their. son, John Donald Robert, on. October 14, 1984 born at Alexandra Marine: and General Hospital. Proud grandparents for the first time are Mr. and Mrs. Phil Main 'and third grandchild for Mrs. Muriel McGuire, all of Goderich. SHERWOOD Ernie and Linda are happy to announce the arrival of their son, Ashley Ernest, Saturday, October 10, 1; ,1, weighing 8 lbs. 12 oZ., at Wingham and District Hospital. Proud grand- parents are Norman and Audrey Bonnett, Belgrave; Ontario; ,Earl and Cora Sherwood, Goderich, On- tario. Civic Corner The Maitland Cemetery Board will meet today, Wednesday, October 28 at 3 p.m. in Ken Hunter's office. The Finance Committee will also meet, Wednesday, October 28 at 7 p.m. in the town clerk's office. Huron County Council will meet Thursday, October 29 at 10 a.m. in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. The Recreation Board will meet meet Thursday, October 29 at 7:30 p.m. re: the operation of the new mini community centre. cARD &.GEAR GARB.&GEAR GARB & GEAR GARB & GEAR GARB & GEAR Anna Melski, an WU fund raising committee member, accepted a $1,000 cheque last week from the Humanitarian Service (CP&T) Committee of the Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges. Presenting the cheque to her were Arnold Vint, treasurer, Ada Fritzley, president and Ruth Johnston, secretary. The money was mainly raised through the committee's annual tag day and is to be used to buy a stretcher for the new ICU. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) GODERICH LOCATION 4 THE SQUARE 52418-22— SALES AND SERVICE WI NGHAM LOCATION 247 JOSEPHINEST. 157-41-56— — Hospital admidstrator Elmer Taylor accepted a cheque for $2,885 from Goderich Legion Branch 109 and the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary this week. The money was raised through last year's poppy campaign and will buy hospital equip- ment including a tilt stretcher for the emergency ward, several geriatric chairs and exercise springs for the physiotheraphy department. Representing the Legion, left to right, are Howard Carroll, poppy campaign chairman, Sharon, Scruton, president of the ladies' auxiliary and Bill Burke, president of Branch 109. (Photo by Joanne. Buchanan) Firm awarded tender.. • from page 1 committee that the Huron County planners have scheduled to complete their zoning by-law in the spring of 1982. It was felt that the timing of the Greer, Galloway proposal would compliment the county planners' timing. Secretary, Ken Hunter was in- structed to inform Cindy Fisher, who is preparing the township plan, of the proposed zoning by-law. Other consultants considered . by an airport, sub- committee to prepare the airport master plan were The Proctor and Redfern Group at $15,500; Dillon at $14,800 and Marshall, Macklin and Monaghan at $12,600. The sub -committee felt that all of these consultants were capable of performing the work as outlined in the terms of reference. However, Greer Galloway consultants were chosen because they had the lowest quotation and because of the zoning by-law they proposed to prepare. They also visited the air- port itself, showing a greater degree of interest. At the airport committee meeting of last Wed- nesday evening, correspondence was received and filed from James Snow, Minister of Transportation and Communications, giving approval of the Board of Industrial Leadership and Development (B.I.L.D.) subsidy for development at the Goderich airport in the amount of $25,000. Of this money, $15,000 will be used towards the master plan and $10,000 toward a new 5,000 gallon underground fuel tank to replace the inadequate 1,000 gallon tank already there. Tenders for the tank and its installation closed •. Monday at noon. The °closing was to have coincided with the town council meeting of October 6, however, council is not scheduled to meet again until November 9. Secretary Hunter feels that it may not be possible to have the tank installed this fall because of the lateness of the year and the high water table. It was suggested that the mayor be approached to call a special council meeting to open the tank tenders. In other business, Secretary Hunter informed the committee that John Hindmarsh's hangar that is attached to the lounge building was vacated by him when hemoved his aircraft into the new T -hangar. He was informed that• he would have to remove the hangar as the lounge building was scheduled to be torn down. The demolition of the lounge building was not carried out as expected in 1981 and Sam Sweeney has now requested that he be allowed to use the hangar until it must be removed. The committee passed a motion stating that it had no objection to the use of Mr. Hindmarsh's hangar by Mr. Sweeney on the understanding that the hangar will be removed when required and that both Mr. Hindmarsh and Mr. Sweeney be so notified. The secretary presented a summary of the ex- penditures and revenues of the airport to September 30, 1981. From this summary, it appeared that the airport will be within budget and the revenues will be similar tthat proposed. ROSS SHOE SHOP THE SQUARE GODERICH MEN'S & LADIES' PRE -CHRISTMAS LEATHER WESTERN & WINTER SNOW BOOT SALE A v CONTINUES.... OFF f� ALL REGULAR STOCK PRICES SItES: LADIES' 5-11 MEN'S 7-13 AT ROSS SHOE SHOP "YOUR ONE STOP FAMILY SHOE SHOP _-. ,.._..,}S7abOD EKIC .__... STOKE HOURS® F; �at, b a 9 niummVISAMUM Harbor report Salt Boats October 16 -The Algo'sea arrived light from Sarnia and cleared harbor October 18 destined for Quebec City. October 21 -The Algobay arrived light from Buffalo and cleared harbor October 23 with salt destined for Montreal. October 24 -The E.B. Barber arrived light from Sarnia and cleared harbor the same day bound for Green Bay, Wisconsin. Grain Boats October 16 -The H.C. Ileimbecker arrived from Thunder Bay and -cleared harbor October 19, bound for Thunder Bay. October 23 -The Howard Fandrewsarrived light from Toronto. October 25 -The Mantadoc Ashterbual arrived light. Odd bberr 15 -The Canadian -Toast Gnurd-Cutter-ligpiir- arrived from Meaford and cleared harbor October 16, destined for Sarnia and then to home port in Prescott.