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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-03, Page 10PAGE D ROWNA4STAII, WE , ,It • 9 FL OWE RS FAIR. 'ODAY ,HTS FOREVER H 524.-8761 Evenings and Sundays phone 529.7253: 'I A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO: Ow many customers and friends. FROM''STEPHEN'S FURNITURE RESTORATION" and "DIANA'S SEWING ROOM' on the closing of our local small businesses. SINCERELY, Stephen Norton 8 Diana Scott Op ` B3,1884 Itireeilt'.` tri hour. to '6 t ,,1 12½% 2-5 years, \ No Feed Rate Sub et To Change ABC ANNUITIES 53 West St„ Godertch. 524-2773 Collect Thurs. Fri, Sat. ROCK to TUNES BY • QUICKSTEP Seaforth's Home of 'Satellite Dish= MUSIC TELEVISION SUNDAY Check out our OKTOBERFEST Specials! 010' Screen• Featuring A.L. &N L. PLAYOFFS It's better than being at the genie' Public Open House The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority invites you to meet with members, staff and coastal engineers to review the practical erosion control designs as prepared by the coastal engineering firm of Reinders and Associates. Date: Monday October 8, 1984 Time: 1:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. Place: Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich CGMMUNIiY NEWS Grant awarded to improve landfill site A' grant of $6, l has been provided under Environment Ontario's Waste Management Improvement Program to the Township of Goderich for upgrading and studying of its landfill site, Environ- ment Minister Andy Brandt announced today. The Waste Management Improvement Program is intended to provide financial assistance to relieve the burden imposed on municipalities in meeting the standards required for the safe disposal of domestic waste. The Township of Goderich will use the funds to improve the local landfill opera- tion by general upgrading and conducting a hydrogeological study of the site with respect to leachate control. FALL NURSERY STOCK HAS ARRIVED! We have a good selection of various trees & shrubs including: •black cedars •upright cedars & junipers •spreading junipers STILL AVAILABLE: good variety of fall bulbs WEED N' FEED FALL FERTILIZER Apply now for a green, weed -free lawn next spring. QUALITY THAT'S GUARANTEED martin's market Please Telephone 524-8024 v. mil. oast of S.nmlller Road on Highway no. 8 (Huron Road) 1Y, miles oast of Godertch K. of C. Dance GODERICH TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY CENTRE Holmesville Friday, October 19th 8:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. Musicby:THE ROMERO'S Kitchener Oktoberfest Band Octoberfest Meal 7:00 p.m. -8:30 perm $1 000 • per person. Meal Included Tickets: Gene Frayne 529-7405 - Brewer's Retail Don's Shoe Place, The Met Proceeds to The Arthritis Society r[I V\ 1 Ken Englelstad recently took over the posti- tion of administrator at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Engelstad is no stranger to this region as he is a former Clinton area resident. Engelstad and his family came to Goderich from Fergus. (photo by Patrick Raft's) Signal -Star will be closed for Thanksgiving The offices of Signal -Star Publishing Ltd. on Bayfield Road will be closed Mon- day, October 8 so employees may enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday. Deadlines, for both the advertising and editorial departments, have been moved up accordingly and ads and copy for the Recreation section should be in no later than 5 p.m. Friday, October 5. Classified advertising will be accepted until noon Tuesday, October 9 and too late to classify ads will be accepted until 4 p.m. The deadlines for display advertising and news copyrfor the first section will remain the same. Enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday. Local firm awarded loan The Ontario Development Corporation has approved $50,000 Export Support Loan for B.W. Bean Hay and Feeds of Goderich, Industry and Trade Minister Frank Miller announced today. "The money will finance annual exports worth $300,000 and help create an estimated 16 new jobs within the next five years," Mr. Miller said. The company exports Ontario hay and farm feeds to the Kentucky region of the United States. Dr. Thomas N. Guinsburg, Dean of Part -Time and Continuing Education at the University of Western Ontario, and Marg Bushell, Branch Supervisor of the Goderich Library, look over some information stored on a microfiche reader. To enable part -thee students in Southwestern Ontario to make better use of Western University's main library collection, a complete microfiche version of the D.B. Weldon Library catalogue, along with a special reader for its use, was installed at the local library Monday; September 24. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Separate board will assist County in event of disaster "This must be some kind of a record," said board chairman Ronald Murray of Dublin when the Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board meeting adjourned Monday night. The trustees had been in session only one hour and 20 minutes and a half hour of that was spent in committee of the whole. "There must be a game (on television)," said one trustee as they picked up their papers and headed for home. During the session, the board agreed that if an emergency evacuation of Bruce County ever took place, the Huron -Perth School board would give temporary housing for Bruce students and residents in its schools. The request came from Mary Hobley, project co-ordinator and D. Verrips, director, for the Bruce County Social Services. The letter stated the social services department has been preparing an evacuation plan for the County in the event a disaster should occur. In other business, the board appointed three trustees; Gerald Groothuis of Seaforth, Michael Moriarty of Bayfield and John Devlin of Stratford, to sit as members of the co-operative action committee. This committee will be appointed annually and will meet with a similar committee of four teachers to discuss matters of mutual concern. The board hopes the meetings will result in mutual benefit to trustees, teachers and parents and contribute to the common good of the school system. The board received a report on summer school held at St. Patrick's School in Dublin for learning handicapped children. This year, the school included a pilot project of instruction for 160 gifted pupils. William Eckert, director of education, said this was the first time the board has offered a summer program for the gifted. He expected it would be continued another year. "I think both these groups can benefit from the program and the experiences that are provided for them in summer school," Mr. Eckert said, "And I feel it's important for gifted children to work with other gifted children and interact with them. "If they understand other gifted children, they can cope better with their own giftedness," he said. Running and cooking featured at 4-H meeting BY WENDY MILTENBURG The third Port Albert 4-H Club fitness fair meeting was held September 26, at 6:30 p.m., at the GDCI track and the home of Mrs. Donna Hayden. The club met at Mrs. Hayden's and pro- ceeded to the track, where members par- ticipated in a mile run. Everyone had an ex- cellent rating. Members returned to the Hayden residence, wW ere the meeting began with the 4-H pledge and the roll call. Cooking was next on the agenda, beginn- ing with Tracey Black and Debbie Debold, who demonstrated the preparation of Chilli Con Carne. Stephanie Durnin and Marcia Soaks showed members how to make fruit custard and Wendy Miltenburg made coleslaw. The food was left to cook or chill, while the INTRODUCING BRYAN SMITH PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE HURON -MIDDLESEX MEET WITH BRYAN DINNER! DANCE AT: SOUTH HURON REC. CENTRE EXETER, ONT. FRIDAY, OCT- 19 REFRESHMENTS.... 6-7 P.M. DINNER 7 P.M GUEST SPEAKER TICKETS 510.00 PER PERSON Tickets Available Fr Executive Members OR PHONE 235.1251 (AFTER 6 P.M.) HURON -MIDDLESEX meeting proceeded. Topics discussed were: levels of stamina, the 1,600 metre run and how to prepare for it, losing weight and low fat cooking and cooking tips. The group also decided on a name for their club, the Port Albert Fitness Fella's. The food was then sampled and the meeting adjouned. The next meeting is scheduled for October 3, at 7 p.m., at the home of MarciaBoaks. CIVIC CORNER Huron County Council will meet Thursday, October 4 at 9 a.m. in the county council chambers, Court House, Goderich. HAIR DESIGN FOR WOMEN AND MEN EAR PIERCING AVAILABLE Ever wonder if your have the insurance protection you need for your car? State Farm offers modern, comprehensive protection. The cost is low, and the service is fast. Ask one of your neighbors. then give me a call. BILL BARWICK-Agont 3511 KIng,$on St., Oodotieh 524.7551 Stale Farm Mutat Automobq insurance Comoa^V Canal an Head orl,ce Scarberou9n Omaha • ento