HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-11-12, Page 7District News
Council receives
bridge tenders
Two tenders were received on the con-
struction of the bridge on Concession 10 in
the eastern division of Ashfield Township
at the council meeting on November 6.
The low tender of Robert Nicholson Con-
struction was accepted at a price of
$65,226.27 subject to the approval of the
Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications (MTC). application was
In other business, an app
made to the MTC for the interim subsidy
money on the expenditure of $422,286.18 to
October 31, 1986.
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A rating nylaW under
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Act was passed.
A rating`bylaw under the Shoreline Pro-
perty Assistance Act was passed.
Ken and Debbie Selkirk and Mrs. Helet}
MacKenzie made a presentation to.
establish a Municipal Day Care centre in
Goderich with the support of the
Townships of Ashfield, West Wawanosh,
Colborne and Goderich. Council agreed to
get furthur information on the matter.
The road superintendent was instructed
to call tenders for supplying petroleum
products for a three-year period.
Road accounts of $23,016.63 and general
accounts of $45,847.93 were approved for
payment.
The clerk was instructed to advertise for
applicants for a road superintendent for
the meeting of August 2, 1986.
The next meeting of council will be held
on November 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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Little chores
keep people busy
HURONVIEW - Residents here for the
most part, never shy away when asked to do
little chdres. This is true in the art of baking.
Time is set aside during the week when
ladies from the four units with staff supervi-
sion bake muffins, cookies etc. and store
away for future use. Men as well as the
ladies take part in making floor mats, wall
hangings, place mats etc. These exercises
are fun and good therapy.
When residents are kept busy, they don't
have time to dwell on their problems and
ills. Quite often the van is available for
drives, shopping tours and transporting the
residents from place to place.
Tuesday noon, women from the Park
Place wing enjoyed their country -styled din-
ner of sausage, bacon and eggs along with.
fried potatoes. They finished off their meal
with freshly baked pumpkin pie.
Rev. John Pluta conducted Roman
Catholic Mass in the chapel Friday morn-
ing. In the afternoon the usual games of
bingo took place.
The Sunday morning worship was held in
the chapel. The guest speaker was Rev.
Cheryl -Anne Stadelbauer .Sampa from the
Egmondville United Church. Cheryl -Anne
delivered an inspiring message on
Rememberance. Thanks goes to the staff for
the meaningful decoration at the front of the
chapel.
Huronview welcomes David Dales from
Clinton.
To the family of the late Margaret
Moodie, sympathy is expressed. ,
Craig McNeil, of RR6 Goderich, won three awards during the Huron County 4-H Awards
Night held in Clinton on November 8. One award, the Cliff McNeil award which is given
to the dairy calf club member exhibiting the Cahmpion 4-H Holstein calf at the 4-H Cam-
pionship Dairy Show at the Seaforth Fall Fair, was presented to him by his father, Glen.
The trophy was donated by Craig's grandfather. Craig was also the winner of the Ken
Jackson Award, having the highest score from the county in the Dairy Silver Dollar Com-
petition. He also won the A.Y. McLean Trophy for dairy showmanship. (Anne Narejko
photo)
Enterprising Seniors to hold
Christmas pot luck. dinner
HOLMESVILLE - Ken and Kayellarris of
Holmesville are pleased to announce the
graduation of their. daughter Brenda, from HOLMESVILLE
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the Registered Nursing program at Fan-
shawe College, London. NEWS
Pinning ceremonies were 'held on July 26
at St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Brenda has
accepted a fulltime position at Victoria
Hospital, London on the General Surgery
Ward. Brenda was a graduate of
Hohnesville School and Clinton's C.H.S.S.
Worship Service was held at Holmesville
United Church on Sunday morning at 9:45
a.m. Wendy and Gary Tebbutt presented
their baby daughter Brittany for baptism,
officiating was Rev. J. Bechtel. Sam Brad-
shaw and Greg Lobb received the offering.
On November 5 the Goderich Township
hall was a busyplace, the U.C.W. holding
their annual bazaar. Charlotte Norman,
President of the U.C.W., welcomed
everyone anddeclared the bazaar opened at
2:30 p.m. Many useful articles were for sale
including sweaters, hats, mitt sets. The pro-
duce , table was well laden with fruit and
vegetables, jams and jelly. The Christmas
table had some very interesting articles.
The bake table was set out well and there
were lots of goodies to buy. The tea tables
looked lovely with -everyone enjoying their
lunch.
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CORRECTION
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memorative Edition in.
serted in the Signal -Star
last week a typographical
error was made in the
GODERICH P.U.C. ad.
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The Goderich Township children gathered
at the Community Centre for their Annual
Hallowe'en party at which time children
played games and received bags of candy.
Judges for the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Fran Powell.
The Enterprising Seniors met in the Com-
munity Centre in Holmesville with Bert Mc-
Creath in charge. Gertrude Trewartha
played the piano for the opening exercises.
Charlotte Norman read the minutes of the
last meeting and Elois Charlton gave the
card report in the place'of Blanche Deeves.
The Chr'i'stmas pot1{ l' iflintiOr'n w1'tl -� be
December 4 at' 12:30 n n. Cards-an&Shuffle
board were enjoyed. '
The Enterprising Seniors were pleased to
sell their quilt vbhich was on display at the
recent bazaar in Holmesville to Olive Bell,
who herself put many stitches in the quilt.
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JOHN'S CRAZY BOSS SAYS
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