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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-01, Page 2OCTOBER 1, 1.986 PAGE 2--GQIa>�RICH SIGNAL -STAR, -WEDNESDAY, _ w._ .._..._... - You Are Personally Invited to An Information Meeting Tuesday, October 7th: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Bedford Hotel, Goderich This meeting is sponsored by Stephen Doney - Financial Advisor for NFBC and gives you the opportunity to find out more about the company, the services they offer and returns you can expect on your investment with them. Stephen Doney m Financial Advisor NATIONAL FINANCIAL BROKERAGE CENTRE DUNGANNON 529-3126 Out-of-town Call Collect NOW AVAILABLE Hallmark Thanksgiving Day Children's PARTY FAVOURITES Zprice ENFALAC CONCENTRATED ca LIQUID 425 MI. •Table Cloths • Napkins • Plates •Cards BEMINAL VITAMINS 4 C Fortis Capsules 100's . CONTAC C Novo Shlpmopv �.... 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SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH, 524-2195 ARD Il �■� Member - Canada I)eposit Insurance Corporation 138 The Square{ode> h, Ont, N7A 3Z2 BRA NCIr1N�,a BEAMSVILLE • BLENHEIM • BRAMPTON • CA'LG HATHAM' • ESSEX • EXETER •GODERICH • HAMILTON • MA, HAM • MONTREAL • NEWMARKET • PARIS • PERTH • (ACTON • PORT PERRY "REGINA • SASKATOON •TORONTO'• taNCOUVEFI • WALKERTON • WINGI4AM •.WINNIPEG • WOODSTOCK Council defeats day care for Goderich by one vote from page 1 reduce the deficit. Coun. Bill Clifford spoke against the mo- tion saying that he represents more than the parents present at the meeting. "We are elected to represent everyone and I've heard from many, many tax- payers who don't support day care," he said. Though he said he recognized the need for day care and had no objections to the start-up costs, Clifford said he was con- cerned about the ongoing operating costs. "It sounds good to say those details can be worked out but those people using the facilities should be paying for the short- fall," he said. Coun. Jim Searls agreed with Clifford saying he too' would only agree with day ,care if it were self-supporting. "I cannot agree on it being a burden on taxpayers for years to come. We all know people with their sewers flooded and their basements flooded and, we have to deal with them too," he said. He added that all the day care centres in London are privately -run.. "Anything run by the government always loses money," he said. Deputy -Reeve John Doherty said he didn't believe Administrator Larry Mc- Cabe had complied with all of council's re- quests from the last meeting saying there was no meeting with the Squash Club, or surrounding townships and no considera- tion of insurance costs. McCabe answered that the proposed renovations to the Mini Community Centre would in no way affect the Squash Club and therefore a meeting was not necessary. And the townships have indicated they'll sit down and discuss the issue once the ad- ministrative committee works out all the details. "If this is such a viable operation, I'm not sure why the people involved don't ' form a group. They would be eligible for the same grants as we are," said Doherty.. Donald responded saying a private non- profit group would not be eligible for capital grants. Voting Yea were Coun. John Stringer, Coun. Peter McCauley, Coun. Glen Carey.;;. and Mayor Eileen Palmer. Voting Nay Were Reeve Harry Worsell;; Coun. Jim Searls, Coun. Bill Clifford andd' Deputy -Reeve John Doherty. Coun.Stan Profit was absent. ' Jazzvox asks. Goderich council for financial help Jazzvox, a vocal group at Goderich District Collegiate Institute, has asked Goderich council for financial assistance. Its request was referred to the ad- ministrative committee. "To my knowledge they have never come to the town for assistance. Yet they are some fo the best examples of am- bassadors of good will for Goderich and a youth organization worth supporting and promoting whole-heartedly," says Heather Lyons in a letter to council. The group requested financial help towards a workshop it is attending on Oct. 24 in Michigan. Members of Jazzvox raised $600 each to attend a competition in Vancouver at Expo" '86 by selling pizzas, working at part-time jobs and singing for donations at public functions. ' Town will sod and seed Suncoast boulevard You can look to Garb & Gear for your peace of mind. We've got the quality equipment you can trust for maximum safety comfort and performance. We take. x Y"a the time to ensure a proper fit every time! And our prices speak for themselves. BOYS' IUNIOR PRO MODEL COOPE RALL OUTFIT Unsurpassed protection with comfort and freedom, CG3 GIRDLEA and CLP3 LONG PANT VALUE PRICED... A 7 to 1 recorded dote passed a motion to pay for the sodding and seeding of the southside boulevards between Eldon Street and Bayfield Road on Suncoast Drive at Goderich council's Sept. 29 meeting. "It's our responsibility because we cash- ed the letter of credit. We may have pro- crastinated since when we finally cashed it; there wasn't enough money to do it. But, I don't think irt'good con§cience',we can now turn over the work to the citizens," said Coun. Bill Clifford. Council received a letter from several residents of Suncoast Drive asking that the boulevard between the sidewalk and the curb be seeded with a minimum of six in- ches of topsoil. "It is our understanding that the town of Goderich forclosed on Suncoast Estatesry. Limited and is now the legal owner," they;: said in the letter. Voting Yea were Mayor Eileen Paln'ter Reeve Harry Worsell, Coun. Jim Searls,; Coun. Bill Clifford, Coun. -John Strinj er; Coun. Glen Carey and Deputy-Reeve'3ohhl Doherty. < . Voting Nay was Coun. Peter McCauley„, Coun. Stan Profit was absent. . Drums is dramatic and exciting event it ; ' 7.u1.r[u�uAan v,, nu COOPER LBDS • LOUISVILLE MAGNUM 5 HOCKEY STICK 2/$2499 Reg. $16,49 each We are your Complete Hockey Outfitters with Quality, Service, Selectioh, Prise and the Rest Pit Around! SALpS & SEAVIOR:. 4 The•Squ ire, Goderich p 5242822 We honour. VISA &MAST'ERCARD OPEN DAILY 9 A.M,-6 P.M Fridays till 9 P.M. Drums and rhythm instruments from around the world are the focus of the dramatic and exciting first event of Blyth Festival's 1986/87 Kid's. Series. The show is appropriately called Drums! and is being held on Saturday, October 4 at 2 .pm, at Blyth Memorial Hall. The drummer/musician/performer is Bill Usher, who during the show surrounds himself with dozens of drums, continually changing costumes and masks to create stories with sounds and rhythms. He enter- tains the audience with everything from New Orleans Jazz and rock 'n roll to music and beats from Africa and the Carribean. The show consists of a series of vignettes in which he tells stories about his ex- periences with different cultures as he en- countered them travelling around the world. Asa musician he has had the opportunity to learn drumming from people for whom the drum beat is not just, a rhythm, but a language. A fascination with the great advances in electronic music has led Mr. Usher to in- clude some high technology in the way he produces and synthesizes the sounds onstage. He demonstrates how basic drum sounds and rhythms are transformed for the. recording studio and for live performance with the aid of this electronic technology. The script for Drums! was co -written by Robert Morgan, winner of the 1982 in- augural Chalmers Children's Play Award. Robert Morgan is a familiar name in Blyth as he participated in Blyth Festival's Youth Workshops in our 1984 season. - Bill Usher has had long and involved in- terest in childrens' musical entertains ierit. Inthe seventies, he began playing an4 pro- ducing records for people like Sharon,>Lois and Bram. Two Juno awards later, he founded and became president of Kids' Records, North America's largest children's record company. t Kids' Records is known especially' fbr their popular Kids' albums by artiste like Sharon, Lois and Bram and Sesame Street's Bob McGrath. At home Bill has an aud�ifce of two; his children, one four-year-old.ajnd:a Seven -month-old. The event is recommended for children. 5 to 11 years of age. - On .Sept. 16, the Agawa Canyon arrived light from Toledo and cleared harbor with a load of salt to St. Joseph on Sept: 17. On Sept -19, the Algoway arrived light from Cleveland and cleared the Goderich harbor on the same day for Duluth with a load of salt. - On Sept. 21, the John B. Aird arrived light from Hamilton and took a load of salt to Milwaukee and Chicago on Sept. 22. On Sept. 28, the Frankcllffe Hall arrived from Hamilton and cleared on Sept. 27 HARBOR REPORT with a load of salt for Prescott. On Sept. 29, the Agawa Canyon arrlvi light from Cleveland and cleared harbor the same day with a load of salt for St. Joseph. On Sept. 28, the Tug Daniel MacAllister. was in Goderich harbor for dredge. JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL SMORGASBORD Roast Beef or Roost Turkey Including: 'Alt -you -cart -eat Salad Nor. rbemasrt (Your Cholectof Apple, Pumpkin or'Ldr ads P1® or Carrot Cake) $895 Donort, Coffoo Children under 12 half price 4tynday. Oct. 134 Monday, Oct, 13 +, - 51.Ilya 12:30-3130 pith., 4:30.7:00 p.m. doll White earnetlion H'Qtmjesvilte a Retorvntions Appreciated 4R2.9228 524-4133 Atter Hours