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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-18, Page 21Canada Wee,.. • from page 2A Anglican church at the corner of North and Nelson Streets, will be putting on smorgasbord suppers between the hours 'of 5 and 7 p.xn. Saturday evening. 'Pickets for adults ($5) and children (under 12, $2.50) will be available at the door or can be pur- chased in advance from members of the women's groups of the twp chur- ches. "We're not trying to suggest that you shouldn't patronize our local eating establish ments that day," says Doug Bundy. "However, we were afraid that too many people would be wanting to eat in our town following the air show ___sad --we —jLLsteau-ldn --- accommodate them all. It (the church suppers) was tried , during the sesquicentennial celebrations and worked out quite well, so we thought we would call on the churches for some assistance again." On Sunday, June 29 there will be a Canada Week parade here with two main themes: "Friendship Days: Helping Our Neighbours" and "Founder's Day: Then and Now". Doug Bundy and Chief King are heading up the organizationof the parade which they hope will include floats from many communities, local" businesses, service clubs, etc. ' June 29 is actually the anniversary of the founding _of Goderich which is the reason for thel Founder's Day theme. Floats with this theme should contrast the old and the new, reminding us of our heritage and looking forward to the future. Because of our close ties with ,our. American sister city, Bay City, Michigan, a second theme of Friendship Days has been chosen. "We hope to see floats depicting some of the .. traditional tiospifality between the two coun- tries," says Mac Cam- pbell, Tourist Committee chairman. "Goderich has been taking part in the St. I.. Me • 1. GODERICH SINAteST ., brS �i ��.ted � auxiliary BY CAROLYN HOLBORN The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Legion •Au.iliary was held in the Jubilee Room of the Legion on June 1.0 with 53 members present. The new officers who: were. elected at the May meeting are: president - Sharon Scruton; first vice-president - Kay McAstocker; second vice-president - Laura McLarty; past president - Ann Sprung; recording secretary - Grace Mugford; corresponding secretary - Edna Powell and treasurer - Marie LeBlanc. The 1980-81 Executive Committee are David Bradstreet will be a main headliner at the Goderich and District Optimist Club's bluegrass festival to be held June 27-29, Patrick's Day parade in Bay City for the past few years and we hope to have some represen- tative floats from the Bay City area to take part in this parade as well. It will be a great weekend for the town of Goderich and a chance for us to show our hospitality to our neighbours to the south." The parade will form up near the arena and along MacDonald Street, proceed along Britannia Road to South Street, up South to The Square, around The Square to West Street, down West to Waterloo Street and then south along Waterloo towards the arena area again. These streets will be closed to traffic from 1:30 p.m. until the parade is complete, Trophies in several categories, including best theme float and best out- of-town float and prizes for bands will be presented following the. parade. "There are still lots of opening for entries," says Mr. Bundy, "and if your business or community group would like to enter our parade,- please contaCt me at 524-8895 in Goderich or writeto the Goderich Tourist Com- mittee." om- mittee." In an effort to provide something for everyone (especially those who like fun and exercise) during the weekend of events on June 28 and 29, the Canada Week Committee is organizing a "Family Fun Mystery Bike Tour of Goderich". This event, under the guidance of some local„ bicycle enthusiasts headed by Darryl and Fran Carpenter, will feature a tour of our pretty townwhere sites of interest are determined from a series of clues. Participants will be asked to register by' 9 aa.m. Sunday at the Canadian . Tire Store parking lot. There is no charge to participate and in fact, some free gifts will be handed out to family groups. Participants will be given a series of clues which will take them on a round -about tour of some of the interesting and historical points in town. There will be refresh- ments available along the route and a few added goodies to keep the youngsters' interest up. Mr. Carpeneter and his committee are hoping that anyone with a bike will 'come along. It's oriented as a family fun outing and should be a pleasant break in all the .other frenzied weekend activities. Evelyn Carroll, Jean 'Chamney,, Laren Draper, Carolyn Holborn, Lorraine Jones, Iris Sampson, Peg Wood and Marg Young. President Scruton opened the meeting,by presenting ast President Ann Sprung with a pair of earrings from the membership in appreciation for her hard work over the past two •years. In Comrade Scruton's opening remarks, she indicated that one of the Auxiliary's priorities during her term would be to promote a closer comradeship with the Branch and within the Auxiliary itself. est Wawanosh council hears lin fence complaints West Wawanosh Township Council held its regular June session on Tuesday, June 3. Mrs. Kathleen McQuillin, at- tended the meeting with complaints -about the condition of the line fence bordering her property. Council agreed that the fenceviewers would have to be recalled. Harold ' Glenn questioned council about a building permit for a piece of property he had sold. Brian Howard of Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority and Gary Davidson. of the Huron County Planning Department expressed their concerns about the property in question. Council then passed a motion "That building permits are hereby authdrized by West Wawanosh Township for E. Good, E. Gingerich, G. McConnell and R. Matthews, all for im- plement sheds and -or workshops. A. J. Sherwood and Tom Webster , of Dungannon requested council to do some.ektra roadside trimming and cleanup prior to the 125th birthday celebrations in Dungannon. Council • assured the deputation of its co-operation in doing what it could to make the streets in Dungannon more attractive. A motion was passed.. "That West Wawanosh Township hereby authorizes the purchase of a new New Holland mower from Reavie Farm Equipment, providing the conditions of sale contain a warranty provision for service for the first cutting season." A motion was also passed "That West, Wawanosh Township: hereby authorizes the Road Superintendent to advertise for tenders for the hauling and ap- plication of ap- proximately 30,000 cubic yards of pit run gravel for construction work on concession road 10-11 at lots 25-27." - Council voiced its approval to the request of St. Helen Snowmobile Club to' use the Township Hall for its activities during the 1980-81 season. The road,accounts and general accounts were ordered paid. - The meeting was ad journed to Wednesday, July 2 at 7:30 p.m. GODERICH AIR SHOW SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1980 .GODERICH MUP iCIPAL AIRPORT GATES OPEN. 8:0® A.M- 1 MILE NORTH OF G DE ICH ON HIGHWAY 21 • _,._GODE_RICH LIONS CLUB PANCAKE BREAKFAST 11:30 a.m. Concessions Open 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. _-WESTERN AIR SERVICES FREE AIR PLANE RIDE FOR KIDS UNDER 16 BEFORE THE SHOW 1\ SAIL PLANE AEROBATICS Oscar Boesch CANADIAN WAR PLANE HERITAGE W.W. 1 AC B-25 MITCHELL BOMBER GOLDILOCKS FORMATION (HARVARDS) TBM AVENGER CORSAIR P-51 MUSTANG ADULTS $4.00 PARATEAM SKY DIVING Bill Cole's Descenders BOGDAN WASKI wilja - Stol Denaster HOME BUILT AIRCRAFT Local CAA Chapter Flypast CIVILIAN JET MILITARY JET T33 TRINER ADMISSION , CHILDREN UNDER 15 $2.00 UNDER 6 FREE FREE PARKING WITH ADMISSION / Two new members, alleviate any hardship on W innif fired Girvin aild the eon -smokers. Margaret Hall, were Decoration Day with initiated. One application the Branch will be held for membership and two August 24 at 2 p.m. request for transfers to A donation of $100 was the Auxiliary were given to A.R.C. received. Industries and it was It was noted that 15 decided that the members attended the Auxiliary ensigna would church parade to `\,North be placed on the- Service Street United Church on Club signs .approaching June while five members attended a regional sports meeting in Listowel on the same day. The joint Branch and Auxiliary Westminster Veterans' Fising Day took place on June 4 and, as in the past, was en- joyed by the vets and the members who helped. The veterans especially enjoyed the roast beef dinner provided by the Legion following their day of fishing. Upcoming projects •• include two draws, one for a hand hooked rug to the town. Letters of thanks are to be sent to various Branch members for their assistance to ' the Auxiliary over the past year. The mystery prize was won by Lorraine Jones and Kay McAstocker was the recipient of the at- tendance draw prize. be drawn at the Art Mart this summer and one for a 24 -inch doll and war- drobe to be drawn at the Sno-Flake Bazaar on November 6. It was decided to separate the seats at future meetings into smoking and non- smoking areas in order to Please follow these emergency procedures... Signal -Star has, at times, been plagued with mechanical failures to the press or computer equipment that,can threaten the timely delivery of the paper. If we are experiencing such dif- ficulties and you find your paper Is much later than usual, please be patient and watch CABLE TV, CHANNEL 12 for details & expected time of delivery. THANK YOU THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR For Wedding Banquets Funeral Designs, Green Plants, Hanging Plants and Pots, plus a full line of Fresh, Silk and Dried Flowers head for... 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