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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-06, Page 21Ilf Pi 20. Public notices Public notices PRIVATE LANDS SSISTANCE PROGRAMS Offered by the • itbnd Valley Conservation Authority Reforestation Assistance requests must be submitted prior Morch 1st 1978 for 1979 tree planting. Erosion Control Assistance requests must be submitted or to November 30th, 1977 for 1978 projects. 'plications will be processed on a first came -first served yis. rMore information Contact: MAITLAND VALLEY CONSERVATION AUTHORITY Box 5, Wroxeter, Ontario NOG 2X0 phone: 519-335-3557 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH Clerk -Treasurer Tax Collector klications will be received by the ..undersigned until -12:00 on, October 21st, 1977. femme will be given to applicants who have several in municipal experience and who have completed the I.C.T. course. les: ponsible for all actrivities in support of the functions of the rk•Treasurei and Tax Collector,. iiry commensurate with qualifications and experience, !application should contain ah outline of experience, per - sI data. Iles will be held strictly confidential. J. Harold Walls Town Administrator 57 West Street rice Of Special Assessment d Of Time And Place Of Holding COURT OF REVISION FOR SOUTH STREET WATERMAIN iiotke that the Council of the Corporation of the Town tich has constructed as a local Improvement an eight int Iwatermain on South Street from Bennett Street to two 'ed and thirty foot (230') north of Suncoast Drive. )st of the work is '15,000.00 Iflmated lifetime of the work Is 20 years. It of Revision will be held on the 24th Day of October 17 o'clock afternoon at the Goderlch Council Chambers, stStreet, Goderich, Ontario for the purpose of hearing olnt%against the proposed assessments orthe accuracy Ngo measurements and any other complaint that per. nferested may desire to make and that Is b law able by the Court. y J. Harold Walls Town Administrator t and found ne male Sealpoint at in the Sunset Drive e Elaine Bois, 524-7341 .m.524-2726.--40 Lady's prescri tion lasses, dark p one 524-8987.-40xrcen inatmese cat, blue eyes, 98��OHuron Road. TO Jackson and .Toni marsh) Kincardine, 4,111 he 'Kincardine 1977saturday, Sep- rother for w-nandand Joseph and Emi1y•_40nc 26. Births PEART: Capt. and Mrs, Dave Peart of CFB Bagotville, Quebec are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Susan on September 20, 1977 at Chicoutimi, Que. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Jean Peart of Goderich. Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Landry of Moncton, New Brunswick. -40x COLTER: George and Kim are proud to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Alicia Ellen Jean, at Victoria Hospital, London, on September 15, 1977. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilkinson, of Windsor. fifth for Mr. and Mrs. William Colter of RR2 Goderich and the first great- great-grandchild for Mrs. Nellie Winch of Wiar- ton.--40 GARDINER: Frank and Jennifer (nee Parsons) are pleased to announce the girth of their son, Peter McElroy at Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, September 29, 1977, a brother for Jane McBride and David Robinson. -40 SANDERS = Jim and Sharon (Sillib) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a daughter, Krystal Alexandra, born October 2, 1977 at 9:12 p.m, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz. Krystal is the second grand- daughter for George and Ilene Sillib, first grandchild for Benson and Lena Sanders. She is also the second great granddaughter for Howard and May Sproul, Auburn, Fourth great grandchild for Harvey and Ellen Sillib, Blyth. First pleat grandchild for Mrs. Lena Hall, Toronto. -40 WHITE - Hector nd Judy are happy to announ the birth of their son, B an James, on September 20, 1977, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. A brother for Robbie and Jason, a new grandson for Mrs. Neil Witmer of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Hector White of Cape Breton: -40 TAYLOR - Dan and Shirley (McDougall) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a son, Christopher Daniel, born Friday, September 30, 1977. Chris is the first gran- dson for Wayne and Shirley Taylor of Varna and Gordon and Thelma McDougall. He is also a great grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor, Varna; Mr. and Mr9. Dave Dales, Clinton; Mrs. James McDougall, Goderich and Mrs. Mary Appleby, Huron - view. -,.40 28. Engagements G^rIQ - -Theirn McDougall wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Diane Marie, to John Kenneth Anderson, son of Eric and Marjorie Anderson of RRI Londesboro. The wedding will take place in Londesboro United Church on Friday, October 21, 1977 at 7 o'clock. An open reception will follow in the Blyth and District Community Centre at 9 p.m. --40x 30. in memoriam MASON; In loving memory of Brian Mabon, who passed away October 9, 1973. God took him home,m it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still; His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. We often sit and think of him When we are all alone, For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own, Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mom, Dad and all the fa m i l y. -40x MABON: In loving memory of a dear brother, Brian who passed away so suddenly October 9, 1973 in his 23rd year. He will always be remembered and is very sadly missed. - Linda and Cam. -40 HARTMAN: In loving memory of a dear sister, Evelyn who passed away one year ago, October 8, 1976. Upright and just in all her ways, Loyal and true through all her days, Silently suffered, patiently bore, God took her home to suffer no more. Sadly missed by sisters, Phyllis, Mildred, brother-in-law Bruce and Tony and families. -40x 31. Card of thanks HARMAN: I wish to thank friends, neighbours and relatives for cards, flowers and visits while I was •a patient in University Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. Passi, nurses and staff eighth floor. - Dave Har- man. -40x MacPHEE - I would like to take this opportunity to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives, for cards, flowers and visits; also Dr. Lomas and nurses of second floor east Alexandra Hospital, the ambulance drivers, and to Dr. G. Ferguson, Dr. Karumbaya and staff of University Hospital, London:—Helen MacPhee,-40 JACQUES - We wish to thank everyone for beautiful flowers and sympathy cards during the recent loss of a father, father -in. law and grandfather, Mr. Edward Jacques of Stanstead, Quebec. Your kindness will always he remem- bered.—Gaetan, Pauline Jacques and children.-40ar liraltAget Si.77/.S-AcY YOUR Alf EDS Ildthn 's corner GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1977) Kids win prizes On Saturday, August 27, Mayor Deb Shewfelt, per- formed the pleasant duty of drawing the winning ticket for the doll and dollar draw sponsored by the Independent Order of Oddfellows of Huron Lodge No. 62, Goderich. Assisting in the draw was s dra L,e,ddy, a leder of the Goderich Guides, welcomes six y 'brownies wlio graduated to the guide ranks. The new ides include Beverly Hallam, Christine Martin, Kathleen Donnelly, Jennifer Dobie, Kim Dawson and Lisa K of C celebrate A special Columbus Day address will be heard over CKNX radio on October 9 at 6:45 PM according to an announcement made bx Phillip Durand, Grand Knight of Father Stephen Eckert Knights of Columbus- in Seaforth. Durand stated that the address would be delivered by Virgil C. Descant, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus. The executive head of the more than E2 million member Catholic, family, fraternal, service organization will speak on "A Time For Optimism". ,. In commenting on the program, Durand said, 485 years ago, Christopher Columbus completed one of ,the most daring and courageous exploratory sea voyages recorded in the annals of mankind -- the discovery of the North American Continent. More than one and a qu-arter million men of the western hemisphere, all Knights of Columbus members, join together this week in oh - serving this the anniversary of Columbus' epic voyage." In addition to the special radio broadcast, other Columbus Day activities are being planned. The Knights of Cotunthus will he asked to attend a special service at Saint Josephs Catholic Church in Clinton at 8 Wed pesday, October 12. They extend a special invitation to other denominations to join with the Knights in a prayer for peace in the world and unity in Canada. Catherine Ann Westlake, daughter of Dawna and Lloyd • of Bayfield from the RNA Scarboro General A graduate of is presently on the Clinton' public Westlake graduated course at Hospital. GDCI, she staff at hospital. Watt. The girls, former members of the Third Goderich Brownie Pack, flew up to guides at a ceremony at Knox Presbyterian Church, Monday.(staff photo) !eopie 'flparticuiar Joseph Thompson of St. David Street who was in- strumental' in creating the money doll project. The lucky winner of the $50 doll was twci-year-old Susan Armstrong, of 246 Hincks Street, Goderich. She had ticket number 482. CB DRAW Randy Kisch, 50 East Street, won the Circle City CB Club draw for three glass turkeys. Brookside BY DIANE GIBSON AND • BRENDA HENDERSON Pictures were taken of the Student's Council this week The soccer games were continued through the week. On Friday, September 23 many pupils from Brookside went to the Dungannon Fair in buses. Those that did notgo to the fair stayed at school and had a regular school day, Congratulations to the many students who won prizes at the fair, On September 27 a very informative and interesting workshop was held in Wingham, designed to help teachers to plan units on urban studies. The teachers were assigned to areas of interest and interviewed several businesses, tran- sportation centres, churches and communication centres. After collecting information they assembled together for display and discussion.'The workshop was very- well organized and most suc- cessful. Brookside's representative was Mrs. Lois Tebbu tt, Kin plan busy year The Kinsmen Club of Sumner Carnival on The Goderich recently held its Square netting ap- first general meeting of .the proximately $6,000. 1977-78 Kin year at the Kin- They were also seen s men Centre, manning the bars at the This year's executive in- Jubilee III Neer tent and the eludes President Gerry arena dances, fighting hard I'nolin:. second Vice Glen to a third place in the bed Machan: secretary Dave races and riding a float in tht'- Cloct; Treasurer Barron parade. A K in Karnp was held Purser•: bulletin editor Roger at Shelter Valley in August Clayton: registrar Al Erb: frig Kinsmen and their and (Directors Rave Arm- families. strong, Mike Drennan and laull7oc'kstader. Although no regular meetings tvere heId_ovcr- the 'untnr'r months, the (ioderich Kinsmen. were continuously active in the community with their annual These students received awards at the G.D.C.1. commencement exercises on Friday evening. Back row, left to right, are Eric Courtney who won the peter Adamson Memorial Scholarship for Year 2; Darrell Kloeze who received the Veterans' Memorial Scholar- ship; and Ken Wood who also received the Veterans' Memorial Scholarship. in front, left to right, are Ontario Scholar Joan Coulter who received the Robert MacKay Memorial Scholarship for Year 5 and the-A.M. Robertson award for math and science; Anne Marie Howard who received the Peter Adamson Memorial Scholarship for Year 4; and Donald Coughlan who received the McKim Memorial Scholarship for Year 3. (staff photo) N From now until July 1978, the Goderich Kinsmen have a full slate of activities" plan- ned. Their annual fall and spring stags will he held on October 22 and April 15, respectively. at the arena. The successful Cross • Country Ski -A -Than will take place in February and a returning heef harhecue and Glance will he held in May. Proceeds from these events go towards the Kinsmen ('entre for the Adult Mentally Handicapped located on South Street in Goderich and also towards Otic Fibrosis research. On the occasion of the Association of Kinsmen Club's Annual Convention held in Toronto in August. it was announced that the Association provided $93,679,413.69 in service work in Canada. Wayne Boddy, National. President of the Association, stated: "At an average of over $69,000 per club, this is the highest our Association has ever raised in a twelve month period. In fact, 1 believe this is an all time record for any service club in the history of our country." As in the past, the Goderich Kinsmen are seeking com- munity support for their worthwhile projects and are looking forward to another big year serving Goderich. "Kinsmen is Canada's All Canadian .Service Club, and is the -only 'major service club founded in Canada. -The Kinsmen Club of Goderich is one of 563 such ,clubs in Canada dedicated to serving the community's greatest need. Two of the objects of Kin are to train their members in modern business and professional ethics, and to carry on service work in their community. Young men between the ages of 21 to 40 desiring in• formation nn joining our Kinsmen Club may contact Secretary Dave Cloet at 524- 6059. CNIB requests support The Canadian National institute for the Blind has been at work since 1918 trying to improve the social and economic condition of the blind and to prevent blind- ness. Today, there are thirty thousand hlind in Canada receiving services from the CNiB. The wonderful National library of Braille and talking hooks and magazines are sent to and from Toronto cost free. There are Rehabilitation teachers who w,11 visit the homes of the blind and give instruction in Braille, typewriting and mobility. - CNIR and Canada Man- power are working together to try to find more suitable jobs for the blind. Registered blind can purchase Braille watches and clocks also white canes. Persons who have had sight will never forget how to write, hut the problem is to keep on a straight line, So there are writing aids available. There are games such as playing cards, bingo, scramble and checkers and dominos. Believe it or not, now they have a talking calculator. in recent years, local clubs have been playing an im- portant part in the work of the •blind.