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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-18, Page 20rrr.. I .. • . PAGEAA.,--GODERICH SIGNAL -$T urrpy Cardiff a. Murray Cardiff, The' special 'coinmittee N one 9f six that have been set up since Parliament opened in April. The- committee will act as -4 Parliamentary Task Force composed of seven PariNnventarians representing all The parties in the House of Member oX Parliament Or Huron -W.190 has been appointed to a special committee of the House of Commons tolook into the feasibility" a a National Trading Cor- poration and report to Parliament by`December 19. 0., • Corn -mons. Mr, Cardiff Is one of three 'Opposition members appointed to the torn mittee. The terms Of reference state that the committee shall have the: power to consider- means of assisting small and medium-sized Canadian businesses to expand specia m ittee their :export _markets, It .:-:-'.0.007here to colleUt:lfl Will 4dvise the govern-forrilation. and gather the vont on - what - role View*, of parties .who' government could play in would be affected by the such 4 -.corporation, how creation of the projected the corporation should be corporation. finance/4, and how it , Creation of this special should he stru9tured and committee has been managed. The committee' rumoured. since), the is empowered to travel -opening of Parliament, throughout Canada and but itsformation was bold up by disputes about whom it should report to. The decision to go ahead with - the committee represents a victory for the Opposition, who have argued that such a committee should report to Parliament and not.to a . Minister of the government. CLIP AND SAVE AS... YOUR GUIDE TO A GREAT WEEKEND! Doug McArthur will be one of the main attractions at the Goderich and District Optimist Club's bluegrass festival on June 27, 28 and 29. The festival is being held at Harbour Park and will include day care for children and displays of arts and crafts. Canada celebrations... • from page 1A Canada captain who lives across the road from the Guelph airport and keeps planes as well as cars in his garage, will be at the Goderich air show also.. He is Canada's former National Aerobatic Champion and he executes one of the most precise and spectacular show sequences seen in North America today. He flys a 200 H.P. Super S-1 Pitts Special bi-plane. The show itself will last until about 4:30 p.m. Well, with the bluegrass festival at Harbor Park, the giant air show at the airport and a Laser sailing regatta in the •harbor,.all on Saturday, you would think that would be enough. But the Canada Week Committee has planned to have the day wind up with a bang! ' A giant fireworks display has been..pla.nned. The town has set aside some funds that canLbe used to provide ex - The committee which citement for young and has put ..together the old in the form of rockets, show, has been working flares and slam-bang and organizing for over a explosions. year now. All events will Goderich Police Chief Pat King says the display 'depend on the weather. Twenty acres of land, will not be nearly as has been rented for ad- 4' ZvertCelming as it was ditional parking space for spectators and there will be three concession booths on the 'grounds, one run by the Foresters, one by the Lions Club and one by the Experimental Aircraft Association members and their i.wives. Two of these concession booths will offer hat dogs and hamburgers; • Admission will be $4 for adults; and $2 for children over six years of age. Children under six will be admitted free. for the Sesquicentennial but taking into account the rising, costs of this type of display, "...it should be a very en- joyable one that everyone will have fun watching." The display will be set off from the south pier at the harbor and spectators will be able to use the many excellent vantage points along the banks south of. the harbor. Boaters who wish to anchor inside the break - walls will also have ex- cellent viewing. "We hope to show everyone that we are proud of 'Founder's Day' and the theme that it represents,' says Doug Bundy, organizer for some of the weekend events. "A show of pride and exuberance by a community such as ours is nothing new, but we think we've got one of the best in this part of the country so we are aiming for one heck of a show!" EAT HEARTY In an attempt to alleviate the expected crush that local restaurants might ex- perience on Saturday, June 28, two local churches will be providing home -cooked meals as well. With the influx of tourists to see the air show •and listen to the music at the Optimist festival, the.. Goderich Tourist Committee, as part of its Canada Week plans, has asked some of the local churches to provide meals on Saturday evening for the extra people. ' St. Peter's Roman Catholic church on North Street and Sit. George's Turn to page 3A • FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SUNDAY JUNE 27, 28 and 29 Friday JUNE 27 Saturday JUNE 28 Sunday JUNE 29 BICYCLE RALLY! ANNAINEMEMBISIOn MUSIC FESTIVAL AND FRIENDS HARBOUR PARK 4 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT Folk & Blue Grass Music Crafts Display Hospitality Tent (sponsored by the Goderich Optimists) LION'S CLUB PANCAKE BREAKFAST --SK-K-HAR-BOU-R-A4RF-'0RT-8,30-te 11 :00-a7m7---. WELCOME TO FIT -IN GUESTS FROM BAY CITY STATIC AIRCRAFT DISPLAYS ALL DAY GIANT AIRSHOW 2P.M. TO 4:30 P.M. ADULTS '4.00 CHILDREN 6-12 YRS. '2.00 SAILING REGATTA (GODERICH SAILING CLUB) LASER CHAMPIONSHIP TRIALS 10 A.M, &CONTINUING SAT. & SUN. MUSIC FESTIVAL AND FRIENDS CONTINUES AT HARBOUR PARK. 0 12 NOON - 4 P.M. & 6 P.M. - 11 PM, Music, Children's Theatre, Food & Beverages HOME COOKED FOOD tOUNTRY•STYLE SMORGASBORD '5 P.M. -7 P.M. St. Peter's Catholic Church Hall and St. George's Anglican Church Hall. Adults '5.00 Children under 12 '2.50. THE "BIG BANDS" DANCE DANCE TO BIG BAND MUSIC 9 P.M. TO 1 A.M. The Goderich LegionT1b11,NO CHARGE Lunch & Refreshments Available FIREWORKS DISPLAY DUSK OFF THE SOUTH PIER ' Goderich Harbour FU. FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! WHP4 Sunday 9 a.m. June 29th Meet...Canadian Tire Parking Lot Hwy. No 8 PO% TAKE A TOUR AROUND GODER1CH MAPS SUPPLIED CLUES ABOUT THE, RALLY YOU will An gluon a nurp ond tamer trans and sant an yaw way At you unravol thn Our, V.,, will An Ind around soma rntarn•rInq his curter sitos In GODERICH REFRESHMENTS • AVAILABLE EN ROUTE MYSTERY BIKE TOUR STARTS I -ROM CANAZTAN TIRE STORE/9 A.M. An interesting & fun way to tour our town No charge/bring the family , CHURCHofouS, EToRwlfnICCEhS Manyurches be hblding special "Friendship Day" services and welcoming visitors who have come to our Town. PANCAKE BRUNCH COURT HOUSE PARK • NOON TO.2P.M. Goderi-ch Lions Club PARADE LEAVES 2 P.M. FROM AGRICULTURAL PARK South St. around Square, down West St. & Waterloo "Friendship Days" & "Founder's Day" Floats are still welcome - call 524-8895 if your organization would like to enter. MUSIC FESTIVAL AND FRIENDS CONTINUES AT HARBOUR PARK. NOON TO 8 P.M. Music, Crafts, Food & Beverages LIONS BEEF BARBECUE COURT HOUSE PARK 4 P.M. - 7 P.M. CONCERT "KNIGHTS OF JAZZ" COURT HOUSE PARK • 7:30 P.M. Kincardine's -Famous Musical Group A. Approximate Distance: 10 km/Approx. Completion Time:3 hrs. SPONSORED BY THE CANADA WEEK COMMITTEE rQuEsTiONs??? CALL: FRAN OR DARRYL CARPENTER -524-2868-10 AM. TO 5 P.M. WEEKDAYS S UT TS GOING THE TO ATE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR GODERICH TOURIST COMMITTEE rrr