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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-17, Page 6•PAf vF R—GanER' i SIGNATATAR, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17,11184 iVOS Are Here & The '84's Must Go! ONLY 4 LEFT •245 DL •244 GLTO •244 DL '0760 GLE These units must sell immediately! M -W MOTORS 184 EAST ST., GODERICH 524-2113 -SELLING VOLVOS FOR OVER 25 YEARS" WE'VE MOVED.... SORRY F®R THE INCONVENIENCE We have had a problem with our phone moving to our new location. I am still here to serve your insurance needs. And the phone is working now. W.E. (Ted) WILLIAMS 524-2961 Upper, 60 East St., Goderich Representing PRUDENTIAL of ENGLAND FRESH, CRISP and JUICY APPLES Come out and see us for all your Fall apple needs. PICK YOUR OWN OR ALREADY PICKED Also Available *Fresh Honey* Sweet Apple Cider Apple Butter Pine River Cheese Large Pumpkins Assorted Natural Fruit Juices Bartlett Pears N �°i�s LASSA L I N E LASSALiNJE \�� FARM MARKET FARM iclod ARXEr AND ORCHARDS ORCUARDS 1]Mlfii' 1p r D 21 MILES SOUTH OF GODERICH OP - PHONE 524-7772 :1 ~IW_ Mrs. Deborah Smith's Grade 2-3 class at Victoria Public School held a Pioneer Day last Friday to finish off a unit of study about pioneers during which they learned square. dancing, songs and pioneer crafts. Shown in pioneer costumes, left to right, are Graem Crawford with his home-made butter and bread; Jeffrey Brown with a his cross-stitch sampler of pioneer men and women; Arthur Mullin and Brian Fisher with their log cabin models; Zanya Hasson with her hand -dipped candle; and Deanna Kiar with her cross- stitch sampler. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Will trim airport committee A recommendation will be forwarded to council ,advising that the airport committee be trimmed by three members effective January 1, 1985 to make the committee more efficient and managable. The recommendation will be forwarded by the organizational review committee for consideration at council's October 29 meeting. The committee met with Dick Wright, Len Bannerman and Ted Gozzard, of the airport committee to discuss the future role of the committee. Wright, chairman of the airport committee, said the committee has served its purpose and was now doing little more than approving administrative duties after the fact. • . The committee, it was recognized, has completed much work over the years, implementing the master plan for the airport and realizing the construction of a new airport terminal. But Wright told the committee it was difficult to get the 10 members of the committee together for a meeting. Schaefer's Ladies' Wear George W Schaefer operated a grocery on the r.orner of North SI from 1924 1929 October 1929 he purchased a dry goods store S A Gray 8 Co . operating It al the present location of Ross Shoes until 1961 when the move was made to our present location and named Schaefer s Lathes Wear Ltd It is my privilege to continue Schaefer s Ladies Wear Ltd to serve Goderich and district I lake this opportunity to thank everyone for their patronage over the past 55 years and look forward to serving you in future years October I7-27 c off John A. Schaefer Main Fashion Floor Save 20°%o. Complete stock of Dresses. Blouses, Co-ordinated sportswear by Paris Star. Third Dimension. Tan Jay, Plumtree Winter Coats and Jackets Uniforms Accessories Lingerie. Scarves Handbags. Pantyhose. Housecoats. Bras & Girdles by Playtex. Wonderbra, Warners, Daisyfresh. Full selection of costume jewellery Ground Floor Fabric Centre Saye 201', CnmpIPIP 610r k Samsonite Luggage Sheets S016 BPdsilrPails Entire Stock Paton KNITTING YARNS of Fahnrc Estee Lauder Feature Value Free 55years of service to Goderich and Huron County 1ip4Urk or your f noire of 7 q E6100 DayI mn Fragrant' . P or 7 q Youth Dew Fragrance with any ''rt 00 F stool ander purrhasp Caldwell Towels Anniversary Sale Special Broadcloth 45 Pprma Press 65 PnlyPs1Pd15' Cotton All Colours I.99 per yard LADIES' WEAR SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH •ALL SALES CASH & FINAL *NO LAYAWAYS •NO RETURNS OP EXCHANGES • -The airport committee committee presently consists of Mayor Eileen Palmer, deputy -reeve Jim Britnell, Don Wheeler, Grant Stirling of Goderich township, Bill Vanstone of Colborne Township and Tom Cunningham and Dave Johnston, representing the county of Huron and the previously mention members at large. It will be recommended to council that the Goderich Township representative, one town council representative and one county representative be dropped from the committee. Also, the committee will only meet every two months or at the call of the chairman. Claiming the committee was too large, Wheeler advocated a change in structure to a board of management that would meet four times a year. Mayor Palmer pointed out that the committee workload decreased with the addition of the commissioner of works and airport manager to the town staff. Administrator Larry McCabe indicated that representation was linked to funding saying that "the biggest function of our link with the cogrityt, and townships is funding and it seems to come up about every three years." The organizational review committee also discussed the prospect of placing airport business in the hands of an existing committee,' but Glen Carey argued that it would not lend itself to efficient administration. "I would hate to see the committee disband and ad hoc committees tend to be helter skelter," he said. "I would like to see something continue that has its finger on the pulse beat and we'll lose that if we disband." The committee wanted to keep intact to pursue the remaining elements of the airport master plan. The Livery is for sale The Livery is on the chopping block. The historic building that was purchased and restored by the Goderich Arts Foundation is under power of sale and has been listed with a local real estate broker, Alexander and Chapman. Dennis . Little of the Goderich Arts Foundation said the mortgage is held by District Trust which in turn is administered by the Sterling Trust Company. The building will be on the market until November 23 at which time the trust company may give the foundation the option to continue or accept another offer to purchase. While there has been mild interest in the Livery, one group, Goderich Little Theatre, has expressed its dismay to council at the prospect of the building being purchased for a commercial purpose. In a letter to council. Maurice Jenkins of Goderich Little Theatre asked that the administrative committee of council meet with a committee of the GLT with the express interest of saving the Livery for the benefit of the community. Council referred the matter to the administrative committee for consideration at its meeting Thursday, October 18. In his letter, Jenkings suggested his organization was interested in the facility -considering it was the home of GLT. "The original reason the property was purchased by Mrs. Wallace -The Goderich Arts Foundation was for the community and now we see the possibility of this being lost. Including the initial purchase price, several hundred thousands of dollars has been spent on the building, besides numerous hours of devoted labour. The question we have is, is all this going to waste because the citizens of the town do nothing about it?" the lette read. Roy Breckenridge appointed to committee of adjustment health reasons. The committee received applications from Breckenridge and Vince Young. It was noted that Young already serves on a town committee. Breckenridge formerly served as the town's building inspector and was secretary of the planning committee. The town's committee of adjustment will be back in full force with the appointment of Roy Breckenridge by the organizational review committee Monday. Frank Bowra, a member of the committee of adjustment for several years, was recently forced to resign for HAIR AFFAIR Hair Styling for Ladies and Gentlemen 53 South St., Goderich, Ont. X524-4279 ESTATE AUCTION: River View in Saltford, Saturday, October 27, 2:00 p.m. Three bedroom hone, eat ito Idtchen, spacious fancily room with wood stave, 3 pc. bath, fully insulated, taxes only S149.98. Open House Saturday, October 24t1, 2:00 p.m. till 4:r.f p.m. and October 27th, 1:00 p.m. till auction at 2:00 p.m. Terms. $1000.00 down cash or certified cheque, balance on closing Nov. 9th. For information or appointment to view call today 529-7420. Auctioneer: Col. Cletus Dalton [5191 529-7420, Agent for Agropole Realty Ltd. Not responsible for accidents. Mire., water bed, bunk buss, concrete blocks. All announcements made the day of auction takes precedence ower any and ail printed material. All information contained herein from sourees believed to be yti •c 6. C:d " * b tDt11a J eittJt�iH. Antis ill< ti