The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-04, Page 34,
AGE.14A--GODERICH SIGINI.A L-,SSTA7l,t, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 ,1980
nter says work on new hall will commence June 16
A special meeting of
the Steering Committee
for MacKay Centre for
Seniors was held.at 2 p.m.
on Tuesday, - May 27.
Everett Sparlinbg,
chairman, welcomed
Harold Knisley, a new
,znember of the com-
mittee who Is filling the
vacancy caused by T. R.
Berryman's resignation.
Ken Hunter reported
that an application to hire
three studentsthrough
the student employment
assistance program has
been_, approved by the
Ministry of Employment
and Immigration of
Canada. In order to
receive this assistance,
work on the renovations
to MacKay Centre must
commence on June 16 and
continue for 13 weeks
after that date.
s
Raye Armstrong, president of the Goderich Kinsmen Club and treasurer John
Erb, present Jim Moore, the director of recreation, with a cheque for 12,000 for
the Goderich and District Memorial Community Centre. The money represents
the final pledge of the Kinsmen toward the arena development,(Photo by Jason
Ainslie)
Goderich Kinsmen President Raye Armstrong and
Kinsman Jim Muihern (outsides)- congratulate
John Hrudeti and Trevor Erb for their parts in the
Kinsmen's ski-a-thon held last February. John was
Some concern was
expressed because the
New Horizons grant has
not been approved by the
Minister of Culture and
Recreation. The chair-
man had spoken to
Murray Cardiff, local
M.P., who had agreed to
try to contact the
Minister in regard to the
grant. Arrangements
were made to send a
delegation to Ottawa if
necessary.
Ken Hunter and.
members of the Building
Committee suggest that
the work will commence
on June 16 as planned.
However, only one
carpenter will be hired at
this time, and expenses
witl_ be. limited -to t -he--
amount of money
available for capital
expenses_ at this time.
This was approved
un.anim.ous1,,y by the
Steering Committee.
The secretary was
instructed to notify all
groups using MacKay
Centre that the Centre
must be vacated by June
10 as the Building
Committee will not be
responsible for any
furniture or properties
left in the building.
able to contribute the most money In pledges in the
senior category while Trevor had the most pledges
in the junior category.(Photo by Jason Ainslie)
Approximately , 80
members and friends of
MacKay Centre attended
a meeting on Wednesday,
May 28 for the purposa cf
condidering the proposed.
constitution. Dave
Haninan,-chairman of the
Constitution Committee,
was absent because of
illness. The proposed
constitution was read by
the secretary,. Janet
Kalbfleisch and was
approved by the mem-
bers as read. This con-
stitution must still be
approved by the Goderich
Town Council. If this
approval is given, the
committee will probably
take steps to have the
Centre become in-
eorporated. .
Following the business
meeting, member's en-
joyed vocaf and in-
strumental sacred music
p.la..y,ed .... . b........ the,
"Chapelites" in their own
lively and musical style.
Members of the group
who were present were
Mrs. Doran Rolston,
leader and guitarist;
accordionist Mrs.' Lynda
Curl pianist Eric
Campbell; Mrs. Shirley
who played the
saxophone; and Don
McMillan onthe trom-
bone. Vocal trios and
duets were sung by Mrs.
Rolston, Mrs. Curl, and
Mr. and Mrs. McMillan.
Members' of the Centre
are ,very grateful to this
group for providing this
most pleasant interlude
of music.
Mrs. Olive Kennedy
entertained the members
with an amusing account
of recent local hap-
penings posing as
MacKay Centre's roving
reporter for 1980. All
members then par-
ticipated in a lively game
with Less' Evans' team
being the winners.
Bea Sparling and Olive
Kennedy were in charge
of the program and lunch
was prepared by Messrs.
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