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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-19, Page 55PAGE 12A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1983 Aging series continues 1 D BITS By Joanne euchfnitan The third session of a four-part series on aging will be held today ( Wednesday) from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the lounge on third floor west at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. The topic will be "Physio and Occupational Therapy for the Elderly". Speakers will be Allison Hollingworth, physiotherapist and Mike Moriarity, oc- cupational therapist. The final session of the series will be held Thursday, October 27 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the auxiliary room at the hospital. The topic will be "How to Create a Non Person: A Look at the Effects of Care on the Elderly." The speaker will be Elaine Baillie, ac- tivation consultant with the Ministry of Health. These sessions are open to everyone. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, ,contact Meris Harvey, RN or Joan Spittal, social worker at AM&G Hospital. ANDREW DAVID MASSE Andrew David Masse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Masse of Shore Crescent l ;ttderich, recently received his diploma in Architectural Technology from Fanshawe College in London. Storm blows off roof, kills cows LOOKING BACK 75 YEARS AGO The 33rd Regiment Band have completed arrangements for a grand promenade concert in the West Street rink on Thursday evening. After the program is over, there will be a social hop. The admission fee is 10 cents. Miss Margaret Carlyle, Provincial inspector of female labor in factories and shops, was in town yesterday visiting fac- tories and laundries and enquiring about conditions here. She says Goderich com- pares favorably with the best of larger places where female labor is employed. Lights were started on Monday evening, dispelling the darkness of the previous week. the rew machinery being all in position. The new dynamo is able to keep 5,000 lights going and replaces two dynamos of 1.000 Lights each. 50 YEARS AGO Part of the roof of the CNR roundhouse was blown off in a violent wind, rain and electrical storm which lashed Goderich and district on the weekend. Thomas Jewell, near Loyal, and Hugh Shields, of Ashfield Township, reported cows killed by lightning. The population of Goderich is 4,383, ac- cording to the latest figures released by Assessor J.H. Robertson. Record catches of perch are being reported by commercial fishermen. On Tuesday, Graham Brothers' tug brought in a ton caught four miles out in 15 fathoms of water. At prices up to five cents a pound, this is considered profitable business. 25 YEARS AGO Cost estimates were presented to town council Friday by the special committee which is studying the proposed exchange of town hall and post office properties. A resident of Stanley Township, William G. Hanly, 30, of R.R. 5 Clinton, has been recommended by the warden's committee for appointment as deputy clerk -treasurer of Huron County with duties to commence on January 1, 1959. Contractors for the building of the new Woolworth store at Goderich started work Monday. I)issastisfaction with the Canada Tem- perance Act was expressed by some members of town council Friday. 5YEARS AGO After three years of study and develop- ment, the new senior citizens housing proposed for the sotithwest corner of West and Waterloo Streets is one step closer to reality. At Monday evening's town council meeting, an artist's drawing of the proposed building was unveiled and gained the im- mediate approval of all council members. The Huron County Board of Education ratified a one-year contract Monday night, awarding its 365 teachers and principals a total wage increase for 1978-79 of 8.97 per cent. Teachers will now earn a minimum of $10,504 to a maximum of $26,730. An average teacher's salary will be $20.811. Goderich clinched the WOAA Midget Girls ball r hampionship Sunday, edging Kirkton 3-1 in a thrilling finish. ENTER A&P'S MAPLE LEAF rig Wil MiD MIN ® „®iliilNSIIII iIIIIS MAPLE LEAF HOCKEY BROADCAST $ g ® GOAL RUSH CONTEST 1 lIl `nio„CIEM • You could win a III S50 Gift Certificate 1 each time a Maple Leaf player scores a goal Name AaP CONTEST Listen to the radio hockey broadcast on stations in your area Each time the Maple Leafs score. a bal- lot will be drawn for a 550.00 A&P Gift Certificate. If the ballot includes a label or facsimile from any one of our 'Goal Rush" sponsors. they win a 5,10000 Gift Certificate. (Watch for Goal Rush" product signs at your A&P Store.) 5 �ro 1 1 1 ® Address City ® Phone P.C. 1 1 1 1 1 1 Leave this ballot with the A&P Food Store cashier 1 111If11®i®1®®®®® ®i®®1®I11111 JANE PARKER, SLICED 410 SAVE .36 1000/O Wheat Bread '59 675 g loaf OUR REGULAR PRICE .95 SUPER BUY! 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