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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-02, Page 101 a PAGE 10—GQDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2,1961 Ashitat du cure ,on A4 D. Ola *MOOS k iioW commualty Contra6�k Saturday, Oaceraber 12 uy Rte'' M 'tC BY SUr oRQ S Do �Eti L p,go 0.00 Po Verson ggo 4 �. TICK DyI,'T459-140 IgTE Q 529• GR.A Come Out And �l°y YoureR First birth Laura Wilkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilkins, celebrated her first birthday last Friday. The guests at her birthday party were her grandparents, Charles and Mayme Wilkins, Bill Wilkins and Joanne Hakkers and family, Janet, Elizabeth and Kenny Wilkins and Jack Wilkins. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Art Matthewman for a few days were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewson of Minden. Jim Webster of Waterloo was home for a few days with his parents, Wellington and Kae Webster. Jim is hoping he may be able to go back to work (Acorn Kitchens in Kit- chener) before too long. Elizabeth Wilkins, daugh- er of Charles and' Mayme Wilkins, gave a talk on her trip to New York City, which took place in early spring. Elizabeth spoke at the ay party HURON COUNTY CHRISTMAS BUREAU (Co-ordinated By Family and Children • Services of Huron County) Requests Your Support For CHRISTMAS 1981 Donatluns of toys, games, gifts, new and used clothing, can be left at your local depot Located At - 56 THE SQUARE (Formerly Shores Gifts in Goderich) DECEMBER 7th through 11th Open 1:30 a.m. till 11:30 a.m. Co-ordinator: Judy Williams Pieced direct. financial contributions to the Family & Children's Services of Huron County, 46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich. LOCHALSH NEWS Kase Mobsters 3Etii 1Sf7 U.C.W.. meeting at Trinity Church, Tuesday evening. Elliot and Myrtle Fells of Whitby have been in Luck - now this last few weeks, staying with Myrtle's sister, Wyn Gammie, since she was released from hospital. Mrs. Gammie was hospitalized for six weeks after breaking her pelvis in a fall at home. We are glad to report Mrs. Gammie is progressing fav- orably. Jim and Kae Webster were in Dungannon on the weekend at the home of Jack and Marion Smith. The same evening John Deeves and Fddie and Blanche Deeves of Goderich township visited. Elmer and Edna Culbert, accompanied by Charles and Mayme Wilkins, were in London on Monday, to do business, Christmas shop- ping and visit patients in London hospital. Edna Cul- bert took this convenient opportunity to see her moth- er, Mrs. Elizabeth Mathe- son, who is a patient in a hospital in the city. We send our congratula- tions to Grant and Diann Ferguson of Amberley on the arrival of their baby daugh- ter, born in London on the weekend. Robertson Round -up On Thursday, November 26 a representative from the Coast Guard came and talk- ed to students about water safety. The Goderich Branch of the Canadian Legion spon- sored a Remembrance Day contest. Students had a choice of writing either a poem or a composition. Many students researched the two `Great Wars'. School winners go on to the regional contest. A Christinas concert will be, held on December 21. Grade 4, 5 and 6 will be put- ting on a production in the evening at 7:30 p.m. Miss Madill's remedial class started the 'Top Stu- dent of the Week' award. From now until the end of the year, Miss Madill has the difficult job of choosing one WESTERN ONTARIO StIOWMOBILE SNOW DECEMBER 4, 5 & 6 NY GO SOUTH. The Western Ontario Snowmobile Show will show • you and your family how to enioy your winter' vocation right here in Western Ontario You don't need to go sovfh to enjoy winter. Northern resorts will be on hark' with weekend and week day specials on trails, accommodation and food for you to take advantage of Huffy Gully will be offer• mg three packages available to you. They. include Rentals. Leasing andior interest free financing plans We invite you and your family to attend IMPORTANT NOTICE Ask us about our • RENTALS • LEASING • INTEREST FREE PURCHASE PLANS Bring The Family And Test Drive A YAMAHA TaDay! HOLIDAY SNOW COUNTRY SPECIAL LOW REHOUSE PRICES 11 CLOT!ING!. We hove many experts an hand to help you get the most enjoyment oaf e4 snewmobil'mg including a special section for resort operators to bring you information on their winter packages Special bTnkings w:U bei available this weekend * FREE. ADMISSION • SNOWMOi ILE PIT STOP daily clinics by experts on how to keep your sled running * SNOWMOBILE THEATRE confinable/5 movies op. trail riding, safety and racing 1 * DRIVER EDUCATION Darn how tt, where special Lic for 12 & 14 year olds VIEW THE * TRAILS '82 SNOWMOBILES TO RIDE Where to Sled 111111 11 in Ontario , r U N. .. rr $‘111114 GEILUI VARI'+A, ONT. Western Ontario s Friendliest & Most Complete 5nav,.nab,l6 and Moto•ryoe 0-aler NEW HOURS TOES SAT S•b THURS & FRI Till 9 SUNDAY f > C,OSff, MOrionr5 JUST OFF HWY4 BETWEEN HENSALLAND BRUCEFIELD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR KEROSUNTM SNOW SHOW PORTABLE HEATERS of her 20 students to be the `Student of the Week'. The student must be alert, plea- sant and the most unproved. The winner receives an award, a certificate and a prize. Betty Huff, a Grade 6 stu- dent in Mr. Scratch's class is the `Student of the Week' this week. All the spices have been handed out. The sale was a huge success. All in all, students raised over $2,000. All the people who have raised $50 or more in spice money will get a chance on a draw for a gift certificate worth $50 or an LP or a 45 of their choice. Sorry if any or your orders did not . come through. Thanks for your co- oneration. Kids from the Municipal Day Nursery show theirwhming category of the Santa Claus Parade on Saturday. (Photo by form on their float which took first prize in the youth Cath Wooden) Counties should know early if on waste site list Huron and Bruce counties should know "early" if they're on the list as liquid waste facility sites — but Environment Minister Keith Norton isn't saying how early that is. "They will know early if their communi- ty is anywhere near a site," Norton said in an inter- view late last week, but he wouldn't be more specific. Last week, the Ontario Waste Management Corp. abandoned South Cayuga as the proposed site of a li- quid waste treatment and disposal facility and laun- ched the search for a new site. A study conducted last year rated Ashfield Township in Huron County as the best site in Ontario, with a site east of Port Elgin close behind and a site in Centralia far down the list. The corporation will review the criteria on which that study was based. Norton would not speculate on when the status of the 17 sites identified last year and anv possible new, IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE! •SUITS •SPORTSCOATS •BLAZERS SIZES 38 TO 48 • REG • TALL • SHORT Available at.... 34 ALBEr T. MEN'S WEAR �I�llt�iitG7ifY - 462-9351 Goderich Vacuum Centre 52 West St., Goderich Phone: 524-4112 Directly Across from Culbert's Sale Sales -Service & Supplies NEW AND RE -BUILT *FILTER QUEEN *ELECTROLUX *HOOVER *KIRBY *ROYAL *REGINA *LEWYT *EUREKA *ELECTRO -HYGIENE Complete Service Centre For Most Appliances W. give yew fist sled tflicient service" ntr®during., e sites would be known. However, he urged anyone liv- ing in an area identified by the new search to take a reasonable approach. Both MPP Murray Elston (L -Huron-Bruce) and MPP Jack Riddell (L -Huron-Middlesex) have reported concern from their residents who are prepared to form citizens' organizations to fight any possible location of a facility in their arOas. "We'll be ready," Riddell said in an interview. He felt that the current search would establish new criteria for a liquid waste site that would take his riding off the target list. Norton said that Riddell has seen the proposed technology at work in Europe and hoped he would en- courage his riding to be reasonable if it becomes in- volved. "I hope Jack and Murray will not unthinking- ly contribute to generating a level of concern." Board of Directorse named at MacKay Seniors annual meeting MacKay Centre for Seniors held its annual meeting on November 25. In reviewing the reports of the standing committees, they all show how active MacKay Centre has been. In January 1979 a steering committee was appointed and, at a kick- off party, Mayor Worsell turned the key to MacKay Hall over to Chairman Everett Sparling. Commit- tees were formed to have renovations made with Jim Magee to draw up the plans. With grants from New Horizons and Wintario, the efforts of the fund-raising committee of Harold Bettger and Bill Ross, and the generosity of clubs, organizations and individual donations, the necessary money was raised to have this work completed. In naming the building, the committee wanted to retain the name MacKay as Mr. CLINT N BONED MAT 17 ALBERT STREET, CLINTON (main street) WE HAVE FRESH AND FROZEN MEATS, IN CASE LOTS VARYING IN SIZE FROM 2 TO 12 POUNDS 4 Specials while supplies last OWN CLUB $ '15 Ieef Burgers • • LB. /11ILR.BOX TREASURE ISLAND 3.83Le./2Lox Breaded Shrimp Mates MAPLE LEAF ALL BEEF .ink Sausage $ 66 LB. /112 LB. BOX J. M. SCHNEIDER OLDS FASHIONED )inner Ham • 7116. to Le. Boas Corral in and check our prices on our Wide variety of other meats 4824644 Proprietor, Peter i Joanne DeJong koUii; Moss. Mb, Tuss - 11.6. Wed. - Closed, Thurs. - 9-6, Fri. - 4-4, Sot. - 94. MacKay had donated,. this building to the town in 1925. After some legal complica- tions were taken care of, the Centre was incorporated and is now known as MacKay Centre for Seniors. The new Board of Direc- tors irecttors is as follows: president, Janet Kalbfleisch; vice- president, Russel Alton, secretary, Margaret Jewell; treasurer, Bess Smith and directors, Margaret Alton, Marion Biggin, Harold Bet- tger, Fordyce Clark, Dave Harman, Allan McTaggart and Francis Worsell. Everett Sparltng introduc- ed Gordon Dickson from At- wood, a field representative for the United Senior Citizens of Ontario. He told of the work that has already been done to help Senior Citizens and of the things that they would still like to accomplish. Mr. Dickson was thanked by Marion Big - gin and presented with a gift. A motion was then carried that MacKay Centre for Seniors join the U.S.C.O. Margaret Alton sang two solos, "Someone Bigger Than You and I" and "Bless This House". A short film, "Berth Marks", with Laurel and Hardy was much en- joyed. Coming events for MacKay Centre include a feature film, "The Rare Breed", starring Maureen O'Hara and James Stewart. Admission is $1. Everyone is welcome. It is to be shown at 8 p.m. Other events include a card party on December 9 and a variety concert on Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. For a taxi call 524-7305. The New Year's Eve party will start with a pot luck sup- per \at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at $2. Call the Altons at 524-9096 or the Sparlings at 524-6216 and reserve your tickets now. ...an affordable luxury. Targa by Sheaffer Asserts your taste and 'individuality as well as writes beauti- fully. in elegant brushed stainless steel. 'ihese fashionable writing instruments are available as a fountain pen, rolling ball pen, ballpoint, pencil or gift sets. All attractively gift boxed. FREE ENGRAVING TILL CHRISTMAS Squi'ze