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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-10-07, Page 8Feature \Sweet harmony from Goderich f. ( • from page ti ® page 6 lace since 1955 and appeared regularly on C.K.N.K. T.V. program "Sing Time." Each year the Harbouraires join with other music groups for an annual Christmas concert. A highlight was per- forming with Orchestra London on December 10, 1983. Each spring, they par- ticipate in a musical variety concert called "The Sound of Goderich." In 1979, the Goderich Branch of the Canadian Legion engaged them to produce a record of war songs entitled "Precious Men." After the death of George Buchanan is 1977, it was thought that it was only fitting that something should be done to honor his name as founder and conductor and for his perseverance and dedication. This resulted in the establishment off an annual Music Award at the Goderich District Col- legiate Institute for a student who has made an outstanding contribution to the furtherance of music. The Harbouraires were pleased to learn that their youngest member was the recipient of this award in 1985. He also won an A.M.C.A. scholarship for the year 1986. At the present time, there are approx- imately 30 members as indicated in the following roster of membership, three -of which are original members. A list of all former members is also included. 1986 HARBOURAIRES DIRECTOR – Lorne Dotterer (since 1977) PIANISTS – Paul Howe, Ed Stiles FIRST TENORS – Bill Chase, Ted Dunn., John DeJager, Elwin Merrill, Bob Irwin. SECOND TENORS – Harold Bettger (original member), Andrew Carruthers (youngest member), Jim Coulter, Charlie Dakin, David Hamilton, Ivan McConnell, Charlie Orr, Sam Wain, Harry Westlake ( original. member) . BARITONES -- Peter Bos, Doug Feagan, Doug Fuller, Ralph Foster, John Greidanus, Richard Madge, Phil Main, Dave Medley, Ebb Ross, Ed Tonks, Jim MacKenzie. BASSES – Jim Baird, Ken Cutt, Geoff Dotterer, Harry Mitchell, Jim Mulhern, George Parsons, Bill Ross (original Through the 40 year history, three members of the Goderich Harbouraires have continued to lend their voices to the beautiful sounds of the mens' choral group. Pictured are original members Bill Ross, Harry Westlake and Harold Bettger gathered around pianist Gordon Harrison. The Harbouraires celebrated their 40th anniversary with a reunion of members past and present over the weekend in Hglmesville. ( Rob Bundy photo 1 member), Ken Sowerby, Al Linskill, Cecil Cranston. FORMER MEMBERS CONDUCTOR -- George Buchanan (1947-1977). PIANISTS -- Joe Kelley, Eleanor Lauder. FORMER MEMBERS -- Harold Knisley, John Wyatt, Charles Snell, Bruce Davey, Dan Worthy, Harold Chase, Rob Snell, Oz Slemin, Ron Ripley, Stan 'Hills, John Malloney, Keith Brown, John Wright, Karl Seivert, Bruno LaPaine, Don. An- drews, Dr. Hagen, Jack Frith, Cliff Lobb, Sandy Welland, Tom Romph, Glen Lockhart, Charlie Cadman, Eric Smith, Bruce Clifford, Charlie Breckow, Bill McLaren, Clark Chisholm, Don Symons, Harold Blackstone Sr., G. Elliott, Fred Sturdy, Carl Worsell1 Ralph Henderson, Bert- McCreath, Andy Eustace, Cecil At- tridge, Ray Gibbons, lyrri 1lauyuaun, Jim McPhee, Dorian Rutledge, Bruce Sul- ly, Claire Ramer, Larry Aldham, Ted Buswell, Wm. Stiles Sr., Jud Milbern, Hugh Sprung, George Ribey, Malcomn Campbell, John Murphy, Gordon McManus, John Cameron, Harold Gualey, Glen Lodge, Jim Corran, Reg Huckins, Maurice Vandermere, Eugene Bender, Alex McCabe, Gus Chisholm, Pat Pattison, Bill Tucker, Ben Sutter, Joe Wedlock, Bill piper, Jack Leitch, Fred Larsen, Ray King, Danny Regan, Eddie Giesbrecht, Bill Craig, Bill Barwick, George Westlake, Herb Dotterer, George. Belcher, Lloyd Bradley, Bill Hughes, John Wall, Alfred Hawkins, Ralph Holland, Seamus Doher- ty, Don Kerr, Roy Kennedy, Keith Hopkin- son, Jack Pollock, Joe Preston, Bill Dun- das, Clair McKeough, Don Fleishour, Len Drake, Al Gainhan, Jack Wilson and Frank Hooper. Information workshop on Ernployrnent Standards Act to be held in Wingham If you are an employer and would like to brush up on your knowledge of the Employ- ment Standards Act, then the Lake Huron Zone Recreationists' Association has 'the workshop for you. The Association is sponsoring a one -day workshop for employers entitled, "Informa- tion Workshop on the Employment Stan- dards Act." The workshop is aimed at all employers and this includes: businesses with one or " more employees, industry, non-profit organizations with employees, municipal of- fices, professional ofices, union offices, TO OUR NEW NAME SATS 482-7036 wow this pope for more info. Jack and Barbara Meriam wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jacqueline Rosalind to David Alexander Lake, son of Robert and Marion Lake of Lon- don. Wedding to take place, Saturday, Oc- tober 17, 1987, Metropolitan United Church, London. Enjoy a delicious Thanksgiving Dinner with our family at Suncoast Sun. Oct. l l th & Mon. Oct. 12th THANKSGIVING DINNER with all 5 the trimmings e 97 ONLY kJ 41 Call for Reservations 524-9226 SUNCOAST Restaurant & Tavern Suncoast Mall, Goderich social service agencies as well as any other areas of employment. The guest speaker for the workshop is Gary Hoag, a Field Services Co-ordinator with Employment Standards.. Mr. Hoag has held this position for three years and prior to that he,worked for five years as a Field In- vestigator with Employment Standards. Mr. Hoag has an Honors B.A. and M.A. in Criminology and has spoken to over 100 groups in the past three years. The Information Workshop will be held at the Wingham Legion on Monday, November 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost per person is GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1987—PAGE 7 $12 and lunch is included in this price. The organizing committee for the Lake Huron Zone Recreationists' Association hopes that the workshop can provide valuable information and a better understanding of the Employment Stan- dards Act for employers in this area. For further information on the workshop, or registration forms, contact: Jane Net- zke, Director of Recreation, 166 MacDonald, Street, Goderich, Ontario,. N7A 3N5 (phone number 519-524-2125) or contact the local recreation office in your community. cDo d'S re t nus When you purchase any one of our McMufn' sanckiches l -and a beverage, you'll receive an order of Hashbrowns w F1REE! Offer available at McDonald's located at Bayfield Rd., Goderich. Offer expires Monday, Oct. 19, Offer not valid in combination with any other offer. Offer valid during Breakfast hours only. "Egg McMullin, Sausage McMullin, Sausage McMullin with Egg, Ham & Cheese Omelette McMullin'"" and Bacon & Cheese Omelette McMuffin'M IT'S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE. rJ'7..'j1P) it ytst•" i • . • • • ti • • JOIN US FOR Thanks ilco'AL • • at the Captain's Cove Family Restaurant SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 Reserve Now tor Either Our SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SUNDAY BRUNCH served from 10 AM -2 PM Featuring a large selection of hot 8, cold dishes, fruits, juices and desserts. 14 4 i 44 • 1► '1 ADULTS CHILDREN 10 8. UNDER 650 a , 3Z5 EVENING THANKSGIVING SMORGASBORD 4 PM - 7:30 PM Featuring,a large selection of hot and cold items, including our full salad bar, featuring ROAST BEEF ROAST TURKEY HOMEMADE PUMPKIN PIE All You Can Eat ADULTS 995 CHILDREN 495 10 dL UNDER •. RESERVE NOW CALL 565-2992 OPEN 7 days a week 11:30 ant - 1 am except Sunday open 10 am - 7:30 pm HIGHWAY 21 BAYFIELD 565-2992 t,) • • • �e. i' GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION proudly presents FOUR THINGS OUR MEMBERS DON'T DO! Look for parking space. Wait in long Zine -ups Pay fees or charges for Chequing Account services Pay fees or charges for paying utility bills If you prefer our DON'T DO'S., joining is easy! people helping people GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 39 St. David Street, Goderich phone 524-8366 CHECK OUR CONVENIENT HOURS: OPEN DAILY... 9:30 am - 5:15 pm FRIDAYS...T1LL 6 pm. SATURDAYS...9 am - 12 Noon