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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-02-05, Page 10-1 i 38. Auction sale AUCTION SALE to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of Marg Reynolds plus additions SAL, FEB. 8 AT 10 A.M. Inglis clothes dryer 2 years old, Viking automatic clothes washer, eeaumark spin dry washer, GE clothes dryer, older fridge and 30" stove, 3 piece bedroom suite w/ mattress like new, 2 piece bedroom suite, B & W T.V., 2 small china cabinets, 2 chrome table and choirs like new, 4 fold chairs, lawn chairs. old tub stand, cedar chest, coffee and end tables, '/2 round end table. bi- fold louver door,oil lamp, silverware. floor model hi fl w/1:1 track player (good one). sewing cabinet. tin trunk6 4 crocks. bamboo blind, 400.day clock. apt. she desk, 2 electric heaters,, upholstered swivel chair, desk w/ drawers. colour T.V. In good condition. 2 component stereos, radios, electric broom, table lamps. floor lamps, records. trailer tire. 4 heavy inside doors. 2 -upholstered love seats, plus bedding. dishes. towels. Ilnens, and small Items too numerous to mention. Consignments still being taken for this auction. TERMS:CASH AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBS 482-7898 41. To give away GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1986 -PAGE 11 District News Support is FREE - German Shepherd Lab dog, 3 months old Phone 529-7640.---06 45.'Marriages Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kinahan wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Janice Fisher to Denis LeBrun. The wedding took place December 20, 1985.---05,06nx 46. In memoriam SAMPSON In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Gordon Sampson, who passed away eleven years ago, February 9, 1975. To live in the hearts of those we leave behind, Is not to die, Love's greatest gift/remembrance. Always remembered by wife Iris and family. -06 ' DICKSON In loving memory of a dear father and grand- father Thomas P. Dickson, who passed away February 6th, 1983. We travel down a winding road, A rood without an end, And they who seem so far ahead, Are only around the bend. Always remembered by Allan, Beth and family. -06 47.. Card of thanks . B ALTZER Many thanks to all friends and relatives for their cords, flowers, visits and help to my wife while I was hospitalized. Special thanks to all the nurses and staff of 1 east, the ICU unit and Dr. Chan for their excellent care. Darrel. -06 WHITELY Sincere thanks to all those who have sent flowers and cards and visited while we were pa- tients in Goderich Hospital. Special thanks to all the Doctors and nurses in emergency, the ICU, the Goderich Fire Dept., the ambulance atten- dants and to all the people who assisted at the scene of our accident on Jan. 9 at Taylor's Cor- ner. A most grateful thanks to all who helped at home and who offered their help. The Whitely family. -06x HORTON We would like to thank our relatives, friends, and neighbours for the many acts of kindness, floral tributes, charitable donations and other expressions of sympathy shown to us in the loss of our husband, father and grandfather, Frank Horton. Special thanks to Rev. Wood, Stiles Funeral Home, and the Women of Victoria St. United Church. Also thanks to the Doctors and staff of the I.C.U. of Goderich Hospital.' Eva, Don- na, Everett, Ron and families.-6nx HOWARD The family of the late, Elizabeth (Pat) Howard would like to express their thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their sympathy and kindness during the recent loss of our dear mother. -06 GIRVIN Many thanks to all my friends and neighbours at Nile for the lovely gifts, and a most enjoyable evening. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered, Winnifred.-06x Huron County's executive committee's recommendation to change the library board to a committee is meeting with some opposition. The executive committee will present a recommendation at the Feb. 6 meeting of Huron County Council that the library board be dissolved effective Jan. 1, 1987. The board will become a committee of council on that date and the assets and liabilities of the county library system will become a part of the county. Library board chairman Tom Cunn- ingham, reeve of Hullett Township, said the change is being made because of "ac- countability". "It's frustrating to me, in reality, that the library board can do something in my municipality and I have no say," said Cun- ningham, in an interview with the Bluewater Regional Newspapers (BRNN). At least two members of the library board who are not members of county council but appointed from the general population of the county, disagree. "I cannot see any lack of accountability to county council what with over 50 per cent of the population as library users, council has always had good co-operation from the library board and by its very composition, it has always listened to the wishes of county council," Janis Bisback of Hensall told BRNN. Those in favor of the board becoming a committee also point to the amount of money the county puts into the library budget. Although numerous ,percentages are being quoted, according to the county's 1985 budget document, the library had a budget of $769,519 with the county's share being $598,217 or 75.1 per cent. The re- mainder is provincial grants. Warden Armstrong can't see any dif- ference in the operating system, be it board or committee. The only difference, she says, is that county councillors will 7‘4a#4 The Goderich Sportsman Club would like to thank The Parkhouse (ERNIE'S ROADHOUSE) Canadian Tire Corp. for their support in the Club's second Trapshoot. 48. Coming Events EUCHRE TOURNAMENT, Saturday, February 8th, 1986, starting at 2:00 p.m. sharp Auburn Com- munity Centre. Sponsored by Auburn and District Lions Club. $6.00 per couple. Cash prizes. -06 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ROOM FOR RENT. Kitchen privileges. Abstainers. Phone 524-2288.--06 • SOLID OAK china cabinet, 3 -sides glass, buffet, la -Z -boy chair, occasional chair, end tables, floor/table lamps, mirror, TV, Good condition. 524.2933.---06 split for county library • have direct input into the library's ac- the board, he has‘not sensed any split tivities. She also pointed out that Elgin between the board and council, or between County recently took similar action. the councillors and appointed members of The warden said Liberal MPP Doug the board. Raycraft from the London area, and a He said he would be surprised if the former Middlesex County warden, will be Ministry off Citizenship and Culture went presenting the county's motion as a along with the proposal. Libraries fall private members' bill in the provincial under the jurisdiction of that provincial legislature on behalf of the county. Arm- ministry. Ritter ,agreed with Bisback that strong'itis unsure why MPP Raycraft was by virtual numbers of county councillors taking the task rather than one of Huron's on the library board county council has the own MPPs, Murray Elston or Jack Rid- final say. dell. She said their schedules as cabinet Only Schneiker has different feelings. ministers might have made it difficult. "We had discussed it at the last library Former warden Paul Steckle of R.R. 2, board meeting. It's no surprise," said Zurich approached Raycraft, said Ann- Schneiker adding she is not opposed to the strong. The warden also said the three ap- change. pointed members don't have to worry .„ She also criticized newspaper reports about their positions on the library com- which made the move sound like 'the mittee. Reeve. Cunningham said the same thing. "We want those people. They will continue, they have some expertise to give. We county councillors aren't as knowledgeable as we should be and that is why we see their value, he said. Reeve Cunningham will be the acting chairman of the executive corrunittee report when it is presented at the Feb. 6 meeting. He did ndation wouldn't be for - say the recomme warded to MPP Raycraft until the library board has its input at its Monday, Feb. 10 meeting. The library beard is made up of seven people, four county councillors and three appointed at large. The three appointees are, Bisback, Martina Schneiker of Goderich and R.P. Ritter of Wingham. As well as Reeve Cunningham, the other council members are Hensall Reeve Jim Robinson, Howick 'Township Reeve Gerald D'Arcey and Warden Armstrong. Ritter, too, has been quoted as saying the move by cu linty council is regressive. Ritter has gone on the record saying the move in unnecessary. Ritter said that during his four years on board libraries were being disbanded. The Goderich woman said she has had several telephone calls about the matter. Reeve Cunningham said that up until two years ago, the board acted like a com- mittee and made recommendations for ac- tion to county council. Then, it was brought to the board's attention by Signal -Star col- umnist Elsa Haydon of Goderich that a board is able to act autonomously from county council. Since that time the library board, as does the Huron County board of health, continues to present monthly reports to county council but for information ()ply. 'County council has no veto power. "My advice to library users is to contact their reeves and speak to thein about this issue," said Bisback. Large parade is planned for Sesquicentennial Think blg...for better results hires = Send YOUR message across the province or coast to coast 1 pm CANADA WIDE - ist- CLASSIFIEDS' 1 It's fast! 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A large parade is being planned, Leonard Jenkins has contacted several bands and Bob Jewell is receiving bookings from in- dividuals for floats. Many categories are planned such as Families, Concessions and Antique cars. Bob would be pleased to tell you more. The Parade route posed a bit of a problem for the committee but eventually Colbor- nites pulled through and thought of the old McGaw Road for line-up. The brochures are being printed and will be available at the Heritage Dance. COLBORNE TOWNSHIP TRIVIA 1. Who was the first Reeve of Colborne Township? - 2. What was the name of Tiger Dunlop's Home? 3. What was the name of the Sawmill Set- tlement between Sheppardton and the Nile? 4. What building in Colborne Township celebrates its Sesquicentennial in 1986? 5. What was "Loyal" first named? Answers will be in next week's edition. February has been named heart month. The canvass for the Heart and Stroke Foun- dation will soon begin. The local canvassers for Colborne Township are Jean Imanse, Peggy Scotchmer, Norma Hazlitt, Joan MacPhee, Ross Rutledge, Cathy Fisher, Teresa Feagan, Gloria Fisher, Sharon Brindley, Mary Stoll, Betty Miller, Gleena Pannebecker, Shirley Stoll, John and Sandy COLBORNE CORNER Gertrude Kaittinci, 524-B076- Masskant, Phyllis Bogie, Wilma Kaminska, Pearl Fowler, Janet McDonald and the Col- borne captain of the canvassers is Joan Clark. Please give generously when your local canvasser calls. Colborne Township Recreation Commit- tee held a Euchre Card party in the Township Hall, Thursday, Jan. 23. There were six tables of players taking part with winners ladies high, Lois Haggitt and gents, Peter Riehl. Several young girls have expressed in- terest in joining the 4-H girls club for the project "Etiquette for the 80's" with Helen ' Riehl 4-8143 and Bev. Zoethout 4-9982 as leaders. Meetings will be held in the leader's homes and plans are for the meetings to begin shortly. ' Colborne Township celebrates its Ses- quicentennial this year with celebrations in July. Plans are' to have a choir for the celebrations at: some time in the event and Colborne residents past and present, are asked to make a special effort to help. Con- tact Clara Anne Jewell 524-759.7. for par- ticulars;,Practices will commence shortly. .t E.T. TRAVEL TALK By Doug Ellison EXPO 86 PRESENTATIONS For complete details on Expo 86 plan to attend our Expo 86 presentations on Wed., Feb. 26 at the Old Town Hall in Exeter or on Thurs.,.Feb. 27 at the Armories in Wingham, both starting at 7:30 p.m. Our presentation includes information on accommodation, transportation, tickets, tours as well as the Amazing West Ed- monton Mall. Call our office today to register. Admission is free! *********** k******.* Pik************** Y******5*5*55****#*#**#5*5****5*5****5*5*5* FREE PASSPORT PICTURES Ellison Travel is pleased to announce that we now have in-house passport pic- ture cameras. 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