The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-19, Page 3Area cooks graduate fr
The kitchen at the
Bluewater Centre for the
Developmentally Handicap-
ped in Goderich, has been
the centre of activity on
Monday nights with a Cooks
Training Course for Health
Care Facilities. The course
was sponsored by Conestoga
College, in association with
the Bluewater Centre and
organized by Ken Schmidt.
Mr. Schmidt, Director of
Food Services at Bluewater
Centre, and a professional
chef, is the instructor for the
course which consisted of 10
weeks last Fall, followed by
10 weeks this Spring.
The participants will then
meet the classroom re-
quirements to -write the pro-
vincial exams and qualify as
a licensed Journeyman
Cook. Twenty-seven cooks
from area health care
facilities are taking advan-
tage of the opportunity, they
are: Bluewater Centre,
Ale,xandra Marine and
General Hospital, Maitland
Manor Ltd., all of Goderich,
Seaforth Community
Hospital, County of Huron,
Huronview and Clinton
Public Hospital, both of Clin-
ton, Wingham and District
Hospital, Pine Crest Manor,
Nursing Home, Lucknow
and South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
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The kitchen of the Bluewater Centre has been the training
ground for a Cooks Training Course for Health Care
Facilities sponsored by Conestoga College. The instructor
was Bluewater Centre chef, Ken Schmidt. The graduates in
the back row include; instructor Ken Schmidt, P. Lep-
pington, A Gardner, S. Pierson, M. Montgomery, E.
in the kitchen give the par-
ticipants an opportunity to
experiment with new techni-
ques and different equip-
ment, under the.gu'idance of
a professional chef.'
Classroom lecture tombin- •- Mr. Schmidt served two
ed with practical experience .' consecutive terms as
Secretary of the Canadian
Federation of Chefs ' de
Cuisine, London Chapter and.
'has several years teaching
Quantity Cdoking at the
Secondary School' Level. He
has won a number of
culinary arts awards par-
ticipating in competitions
Walker, C. Klaver, A. McDougall, T° Kirkey, D. Rodges, R.
Sprung, L. Dougherty, J. Hern, V. Falconer and T. Costello.
The front row includes; R. Cook, V. Muter, M. Moffat, M.
Fulton, M. Little, A. Phillpson, J. McDougall, D. Brindley
and J. Walker. Graduates S. Wilson and L. Cooke were
absent. ( Photo by Dave Sykes)
across Canada and Europe.
Graduation ceremonies
took place at Goderich, in
the Bedford Arms Hotel,
May 14. Certificates and ma-
jor awards were presented
by Mr. W.T. Gregg, Facility
Director, Bluewater Centre.
Receiving top honor was Mr.
Tom Costello, Bluewater
Centre. Second honor went to
Mrs. Audrey Gardner, Pine
Crest Manor, Nursing Home,'
Lucknow, and third honor to
Mrs. Valerie Miller of Clin-
ton Public Hospital.
IODE will canvass insupport of Red Cross
More than 140 members of
the Maple Leaf Chapter of
the , IODE will canvassing
dor to door during the week
May 24-29 in support of the
Red Cross Campaign:
Auleen Currie, chairman
of the 1982. Red Cross
Campaign, said the can-
vassers will also include
some areas outside the town
limits in the week-long
campaign. All donations will
be forwarded to the Ontario
division of the Red Cross
Society.
Canvassers will cover the
entire town during the week
but, if , you are not home
when a representative of the
IODE calls, donations may
be made at any, chartered
bank. ,
The Red Cross is one of the
most active service agencies
in the world and its services
are much in evidence in
Goderich. Many young
people have, taken advantage
of the Red Cross water
safety service that provides
public information and
educational and in-
structional programs on all
aspects of water safety.
Final drawings for garage
at airport to be prepared
The ,firm of B.M. Ross and
Associates has been
authorized by the Goderich
Municipal Airport Com-
mittee to prepare the final
drawings for the main-
tenance garage to be built at
the ' airport and tenders will
be called as soon as possible.
At a committee meeting sketch of the proposed
May 12, members' studied terminal building as
the proposal for the con- prepared by Snider,
struction of the garage as Reichard and March in 1980.
presented by secretary+,'Ken--- -The committee discussed the
Hunter. All felt that the possibility of removing the
three -bay garage similar to, basement . and changing
that .of Colborne .Township's ,some of the interior par-.
wouldbe satisfactory for the. titions. .'Members decided,
airport's use. • that they were satisfied with
Hunteralso--presented the the original design with the
Christians ase
to participate
in walk -a -than
Ontario has declared May
as. 'Family Unity Month'. In
co-operation with the
province, the Goderich and
District Pro Life group is
organizing a 'Make It A
Family' - Affiar-Walk For
Life'. • The Knights of
Columbus and many
churches are supporting this
walk -a -than and every
Christian who is concerned
about the protectioln of the
unborn, the handicapped and
the elderly is asked. to
participate in the walk. Ken
Reidy, president, is the.walit
co-ordi.a.ntor
Walk-a-thon sheets are
available at some of the
churches and at Dennome's
Flower Shop in Goderich,
Lavis Insurance in Clinton,
St. Joseph's School in
Kingsbridge and from
Joanne. Vermunt at 'St.
Joseph's,'Ontario,
Registration is at Satur-
day, May 29 at 9 a.m. at St.
Marys School in Goderich.
Walkers will leave at 9:30
a.m. and will walk up High-
way 21 to the OPP station
and back where a hot .dog -
lunch will be served. The
highway will be patrolled for
the safety'of the walkers and
children under 10 must be
accompanied by an adult.
Money raised from the
walk will be used for
edl,ucaition.al- pro -g -rains,
publicity and advertising;
and to assist the National
Office with research and
advertising. Locally the
money will assist pregnant,.
distressed women by of-
fering positive support to
choose life for their babies.
THE SELECTION OF
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Box Assortments$12e50 ,0$25.00
Separate Pieces $1.20 to $4.95 EA.
FOR THF KIDDIES
Sparklers 604 Fc, 42.50 pr: pk4
(THESE ARE NOT FIRECRACKERS)
These are family fireworks which may bp Ipt off qn yntr
own property under most local bylaws Wr• have the
largest selection in the coma of family displays and 1 1
dlviduAl.flrewnrk'i. (Firroworks will NOT by sold •n per
sons under 18 years of aqp
SHOPPERS
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GODERICH
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
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following exceptions: 1.
Provisions must be made for
the sign to indicate the use of
the building; and 2. .The
meteorological room should
be changed to a meeting -all
purpose rioom and that the
kitchen for .the
meteorological room be
. removed.
A motion was then passed
that the , firm of Snider,
Reichard and • March be
authorized to prepare the
working drawings for the
terminal building and
present the drawings to the
committee for approval.
More than 900,000 people
participate in . these
programs each year.
Perhaps one of the most
notable services offered by
the Red Cross. is the blood
donor recruitment , service
through which 300,000 units
of blood are collected in
Ontario each year. Mrs.
Currie points out that since
the Red Cross became in-
volved in blood donor clinics
in 1957, blood has been
available to all citizensfree
of charge.
All units collected are
tested, stored and
distributed to.. Canadian
hospitals and is used as
whole blood and blood
products, free of charge, by
many Canadians:.
The Red Cross also sup-
plies emergency service in
response to minor disasters,
tracing and reuniting family
members in disasters,
sickroom equipment loan
services, first aid, family
health courses; homemaker
service, a women's work
program, services for
seniorsand youth and a
° volunteer corps.
The services of . the Red
Cross are varied and vital
and your support of the door
to -door canvass is requested.
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Councii approves
airport master plan
with 7-1 vote -
The master plan for the
municipal airport was ap-
proved by council Monday
by a 7-1 vote and will be
forwarded to the Ministry of
Transportation and Com-
munication for approval at
that level.
The opposing vote on the
motion came from councillor
Elsa Haydon who claimed
the master plan was never
presented to council and that
no-one, outside of airport
committee members, was
aware of it.
"We haven't seen the
master plan, it hasn't come
to councll and we are asked
to approve it," she said. "I
would ask that the matter be
tabled while council has a
chance to review the plan."
The motion to table died
for lack of a seconder and the
master plan will be sent to
the Ministry.
13y way of explanation,
reeve Don Wheeler said the
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1982 -PAGE 3
plan is merely a concept u►'
proposal that can be changed
bya the town at any time.
"The plan is a requirement
for GILD funds and since the
town has wanted to make the
airport viable, the BILD
program will help achieve
that," he said. "The plan is a
concept and nothing com-
mits the municipality. It's
simply a proposal that can
be changed.'
Councillor Stan Profit
reiterated the fact that the
plans can be changed at any
time and deputy -reeve Allen
said the terminal plan is old
and that all councillors
should be aware of the basic
fundamentals.
Haydon said that although
she has not seen a plan she
was not against it. Com-
missioner of works Ken
Hunter explained there 25
copies of the master plan and
nine were distributed to
airport committee mem-
bers.
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THE GODERICH RECREATION DEPARTMENT
HAS ORGANIZED A
BUS TRIP TO THE
ONTARIO ART GALLERY
In Toronto, on Saturday, June 5, 112'
Departure from Ronald Feagan Grandstand et M:00 a.m.
sharp. Cost of trip '12.00 per person. Admission to Art
Gallery extra. Adults - '2.00, Students - 75°, Students
(12-16) - 50°, Senior Citizens - 75°, members '\k free.
Children under 12 free.
Return trip aeports from Toronto at 4:00 and arrives in
Goderich at approx. 1:00.
Lunch available at the Grange Restaurant - Reser-
vations required through Rec. Office. Other Restauran-
ts nearby.
Register at Recreation Department by May 22.
For more Information call 524-2125
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your dollars
into essential services...
that make people
happier and healthier.
r'
Healt-hier...water sports and water safe
Happier. .blood donor service
Support your
Red Cross
with a
donation
House to House Canvass
Sponsored by the Maple Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E.
Assisted by volunteer canvassers
May 24 to 29
Donations may be left at any chartered bank or by
phoning Mrs. Frank Curry at 524-2891
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