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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-03, Page 7• Te ' v.., Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gallow Stephen William Gallowson of Bill and Tina Gallow of Goderich, and Laurie Christine Ryan, daughter of Leroy and Leone Ryan of Goderich, were married in St. Peter's ,Roman Catholic Church, Goderich on August 25 by Father J. Hardy. Maid of honour was Lynne Ryan, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Lisa Ryan, sister of the bride, Cathy Gallo* and Judy Gallow, sisters of the groom. Groomsman was David Gallow, brother of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Rob Jeffrey_ and Ron Dan, friends of the groom and Do'4 Ryan, brother of the bride. Following the wedding ceremony, a recep- tion was held at Saltford Valley Hall. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Gallow took up residence at 255 Capel Street, Sarnia. (Bluewater Photography ) Staff liaison committee established Hospital Chief of Staff Dr. Michael Con- lon informed the hospital board that a Medical -Nursing Staff Liaison Committee has been established. The Medical Advisory Committee agreed unanimously at a recent meeting that such a committee should be formed, "to insure the on-going good relationship between the medical and nursing staff of the hospital," said Dr. Conlon. The MAC decided that this committee should consist of executives of the medical staff, the director of nursing, two head nurses and one supervisor. It was also determined the Liaison committee should deal with general and non -clinical pro- blems only. Nursing Director Joyce Shack said, in her report to the board, that earlier this summer there seemed to be some. difficul- ty with respect to the relationship between the Head Nurse Supervisory Group and the Medical Staff. The formation of the Liaison Committee is a response to those difficulties,, she stated. .GOET of EB �N A STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE On the Main Street 'of Dublin 345-2250 Free Delivery iertson Round -up LOCAL NEWS pUDERICHSIGNAl TAR, lal PAY; t•cBER3; i$4 +A "1E:7 • First Open House of the year held Welcome to a new year of Robertson Roundup. We are happy to have an en- thusiastic new group of reporters from Grades 6, 7 and 8. Town of Goderich TENDERS for SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT Sealed tenders will be received by the Town Administrator until 12:00 noon on Monday, October 29, 1984 for the supply of the following equipment for the loading and the removal of snow from roadways within the Town of Goderich for the winter of 1984-85. - One only rubber tire loader - Two only tandem trucks Quotation should be stated per hour Including operator, fuel, etc. Tho suc- cessful tenderer will bo on 24 hour seven day per week call. The she of the equipment should bo stated. Further Information may be received from the undersigned. Lowest or ony tender not necessarily accepted. Kenneth C. Hunter, C.E.T. Commissioner of Works Town of Goderich 59 West Street Goderich, Ontario i17A 21(5 Phone: 519-524-9492 Open House Tuesday, September 25 was Robertson Memorial School's first Open House of the year. For our Junior wing classes, our school principal, Mr. Smith was hoping for a turnout of about 200 parents. The parents had lots to see and were very proud of the ef- forts their children had put into their work. - By Abby Smallwood and Michelle Moore At the Open House, parents were listen- ing, talking and laughing. This was a time when parents could visit the classrooms and meet the teachers.- By Colin MacKinnon Teachers with new jobs The coming of fall brought many changes to the school system, especially for the new Grade 7 students. One of the biggest of these changes is the start of the rotary system, which includes weekly trips to Victoria for "Shop" (Industrial Arts) and Home Economics (Family Studies). Although last year, schools experimented with sending girls to Shop and vice -versa, '84 is the first year girls and boys are required to take both courses.. Mr. Reid, the new shop teacher, doesn't treat girls as outcasts in a "man's" place but as equals, who are as much a part of his class as the boys. Safety is also a major im- portance and each student is required to write a license telling about the parts, operation of the machine, and safety precautions before he dr she is allowed to operate the mac . For those who aren't the "nail and hider" type, Mr. Reid of- fers a variety of projects ranging from signs to pizza servers. Mr. Reid has shown us, as well as others, that shop is fun for all.- By Nadja Davidson and Shelby Johnston Mrs. Hallman finds teaching a full grade very different than remedial. She has a chance now to teach more than just math and spelling. Art is her favourite subject. Mrs. Hallman will be with the class all year and both she and the children are looking forward to Mrs. Scratch returning after Christmas.- By Jacki Rau and Alana Grah. Mr. and is the School Resource Teacher for Robertson Memorial. We asked Mr. Bond how his job differed from last year and he said the main difference was that he isn't working with a classroom of people.- By Aaron Duckworth and Michael Bottcher. Mrs. Smith has a new job this year as a Grade 7 teacher for rotary. She enjoys hav- ing her own room and she is enjoying her job this year even more than last, even though she misses the younger kids. She enjoys teaching rotary music. She didn't really mind if there were more girls thanboys. She likes teaching and would much rather be at school than at home" watching soap operas. We tried and we tried but we couldn't get her age.- By Dorle Anne MacLennan and Andrea Horton. KATIMAVI!K (all the way from Quebec) Natalie Gendron, one of the Katimavik students, arrived in Goderich on September 19th from her last placement in moun- tainous British Columbia. All the Katimavik students have rented a house and live together. Their jobs vary; some work at schools, such as Natalie who works at Robertson, some with handicapped children and some work at the museum and other places where they are needed. Natalie started this nine month communi- ty work on June 20 and will finish on March 20. Natalie is 18 years old and lives in Drum- mondville, Quebec. She would like to make her career as a Social Worker with foster children. Natalie loves the beach and lake here in Goderich and finds the weather warmer here than British Columbia. Natalie will be heading close to home soon as she goes to Montreal after leaving Goderich. - By Becky Penn Huronview News Residents wares readyfor bazaar get HURQNVIEW - On September 24 the usual events such as cards and crafts took place, and a good number of residents participate in this. In the afternoon, the auditorium was filled with an interested audience, to hear the old time music program, presented by Marie Flynn and the accompanying band of musicians. Those playing violins were Stan Hillen, Warren Whitmore, Ray Cantelon, Nelson Howe, Wilson MCCartney with Lorne Lawson on the mouthorgan. There was quite a variety of snappy tunes that kept everyone in a happy spirit. B.esid nts have been busy cleaning and painting'se„ramics, "getting the wares ready to be sold at the bazaar. The date of the Autumn Tea and Bazaar is Tuesday, October 16, from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be tables displaying many practical and interesting items including crocheted articles, knitted ware, hand -embroidered pillow Leases, covered hangers, ceramic pieces and a host of new ideas including Cabbage Patch clothes. Van rides were available for anyone wishing to go shopping, and some folk took advantage of this outing to London, to get an early start on their Christmas -list Ladies" from Ground Floor Centre were out for a drive on September 27 and enjoyed the autumn scenery. Trees acid bushes, that only a short while ago wore the brilliant green of summer are now adorned in the beautiful colors of autumn. Women from First Floor North also had an opportunity of BEST INTEREST 12 518% Guaranteed Investment Certificates BEST RATE 10:RiVr 'Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. GRAND BEND GODERICH 238.8484 5242118 EXETER CLINTON 235.2420 482.9747 a van ride, and they too enjoyed this time outdoors. Ed Stiles from Goderich was here in the afternoon, and entertained his audience as he played old and new selections on the chapel organ. Saturday afternoon another special birthday part was held in the auditorium. Charlie Dunlop is 100 years of age this week and to honor this remarkable gentleman, friends and relatives gathered to celebrate Huronview extends a warm welcome to Miss Mary Howell from Goderich, Mrs. Myrtle Hunter of Usborne Twp. and Mr. Thomas Dougall of Hensall who have come to reside at Huronview. To the families of the late Mrs. Jennie Lawson, Mrs. Sarah McBurney and Mrs. Ella Hern, sincere sympathy is expressed. With all the planned activity for the next two or three weeks, the month of October promises to be a very busy one, and that's how we like it. NE WE RN News MCNEE Eric and Katherine (nee Hunking) are pleased to announce the arrival of their son Jeffrey Duncan, on. September 23, 1984. Proud grandparents are Joe and Janet Hunking and Graham and Bessie McNee. Maternal great grandparents are Arle'-and Trul Duizer. SCHRAM George an4l Janis, Surrey, B.C., happily announce the birth of their first child, Ashley Isabel Jean, on Sept. 26, 1984, weighing 6 ib. 5 oz. Excited grandparents are Francie and Jean Schram, Goderich and Alex Chohanfuk, Burnaby, B.C. and great grandmother Mrs. Allan Schram, Goderich. O'BRIEN Eleanor and Tom are thrilled to announce the arrival of Liam's new sister on Friday, September 28, 1984 at the Alexandra Marine; & General Hospital. Sheena Elizabeth weighed in at 7 lb. 21/2 oz. and her proud grandparents are Mary and Joe O'Brien and Shirley and Don McMillan all of Goderich. MacKENZIE Jeffrey and Jonathan are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their new baby brother. Gregory John was born at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Monday, September 17, 1984 at 4:26 a.m. weighing 6 Ib. 11 oz. and measuring 18 inches long. Proud parents are Brian and Cathy MacKenzie. Gregory is the 19th grandchild for Phyllis and Norman Hamilton of Goderich and the 20th grandchild for John and Rita MacKenzie of London. COX Matthew William has arrived! He made his long awaited appearance on Sunday, Sept. 23rd at Guelph General Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. Parents, John and Karen, and brother Michael are thrilled with their happy family addition. A third grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. William Cox and 6th grandchild for Dr. and Mrs. H.B. Such. Great grandchild for Ellison Cox, Fern Finlay, and Doris Such. 04 lItst�l OCTOBER Perm Special $30.©° Perm For $25.00 (includes cut and style) •Men & Women Styling •Children 'Barbering Coll GLENDA PARK for on Appointment Today! 529-7949 1 would like to thank all of my clientele for their patronage and friendmi4ip over the past five years. Because of other demands on my time, I have decided to forego the hairdressing at present. The shop will still be open, however. and I would like to av �4tii3 a w inmaicaarg t© rvic+:acin rn f t4efMo--opere for ai hies --VC—Ina-Tory 1 TOWN OF GODERICH PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich will hold a public meeting on Mon., November 12, 1984 at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall to consider a proposed Officicfl Plan Amenlm. nt unc4er.section 1 of the Planning Act.. 'The proposed Official Plan Amendment would designate an area within the Town of Goderich as a Community Improvement Area as defined under the Planning Act. This amendment will allow the municipality to enter into programs provided by upper levels of government to improve any deficiencies in hard services (eg. public works) or soft services .(eg. parks and recreation) within the Community improvement Area. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed Official Plan Amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment is available at the Town offices during normal business hours. TOWN OF GODERICH Designate as Community Improvement Area DATED AT THE TOWN OF GODERICH LARRY McCABE, CLERIC October 3, 1984 TOWN OF GODERICH (519) 524®8344