HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-06-22, Page 9PAGE 8—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1978
Founder's Day fun reminiscent of Jubilee Three
On Thursday, June 29 the town of Goderich
will be 151 years old and in honor of this oc-
casion the Founders' Day and Canada Week
Committee of Goderich have planned a day
especially for the citizens of this town as well as
visitors.
An ecumenical (or interdenominational)
service at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church is
an appropriate way t� start the day at 10:30
a.m. and one in which everyone can unite and
give thanks for divineguidance over the years.
Father A.F. Loebach will be in charge of the
service and music arrangements. The
Reverend R.J. Crocker will be the speaker
assisted by Lieutenant Niel Watt and the
Reverend John Wood.
COMMEMORATIVE
SERVICE
Following the church service, there will be a
short • but very impressive Commemorative
Service in Court House Park at 11:55 a.m. The
Reverend G.L. Royal will be the master of
ceremonies.
There will be a parade from the Legion Hall
consisting of the Branch 109 color parties with
piper Jack MacKenzie and Girl Guides,
Brownies, Ranger's, Rovers, Boy Scouts, Cubs,
Beavers and Venturers marching to the park
platform.
There will be words of welcome from Mayor
Deb Shewfelt, greetings from Les Arndt of Bay
City, Goderich's sister city and also from
Goderich's twin city', Weymouth, Saskat-
chewan. as well as a few words by Warden
Gerry Ginn on behalf of Huron County.
Judge Frank Carter is in charge of the ser-
vice and Judge Bill Cochrane will read the oath
of allegiance. The judges and all the members
of the Ministerial Association will be wearing
their gowns of 'office. Pastor Fred Day and
Pastor Marvin Barz will be present and Ralph
Henderson will lead in the singing of 0 Canada.
LUNCHEON
Lunch time is 12:30 p.m. and a great treat is
in store for everyone at Knox Presbyterian
Church where a buffet luncheon will be served
by the women of that church. The price is $3.95
and tickets are available from Campbell's of
Goderich, Blackstone's Furniture, Rivett's TV
and Radio and Knox Church. Bob McAdorey,
Global television will be the guest speaker.
CHILDREN'S
BIRTHDAY PARTY
No birthday party would be complete without
something for the children. All Goderich
elementary school children will be given a
ticket at their schools and the party will take
place at 1:15 p.m. in the park between Kingston
and South Street. All arrangements have been
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five months.
At that point board member Jim Britnell
interjected and said the board was only acting
do the best information it had received from
administration.
"I want to say that the money was not
squandered and there is no money missing,"
Britnell stated. "The money is owed to people
for work they have done."
Dr. Watts then asked what had happened to
the hospital's capital fund and Mrs. Berry
replied that it was used to offset part of the
deficit. When asked if the board had approved
use of the capital fund for operating ex-
penditures, ' Mrs. • Berry replied, "Not
specifically so."
Board member Clark Teal said tha.t those in
attendance had a right to ask questions and that.
they were searching questions. He added that if
anyone was not satisfied with the answers, then
he should pursue the matter.
"We had a difficult'' time and had to agonize
made by Mary Dzus in co-operation with the
Home and School Association. There will be hot
dogs, birthday cake and pop for all the children
who are asked to practise singing 0 Canada for
the party. Mr. Morley's band organ music will
also be there to make music for the children.
A.C.O. PLAQUES
There are approximately 12 homes and three
other buildings in the town to receive plaques
from the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario
on this occasion. A bus will leave the chlurch
luncheon and proceed on a tour of these homes.
Gary Davidson is in charge of this tour. A
special building will be on the tour that day for
extra attention.
HOSPITALITY TIME
At 3:15 p.m. the Maple Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E.
are hosting "Hospitality Time," It's a time to
meet old acquaintances and have some cookies
and punch donated by the Chapter under the
direction of Regent, Doreen Garrow. A special
invitation has been extended to senior citizens
in town and Huronview to attend this
hospitality time to be held between Colborne
and West Streets.
BARBECUE
The Goderich Lions Club are busy once more
and they are holding a beef barbecue in the
long and hard over the decisions," he said. "It
is difficult to reverse yourself and it doesn't
come easy. We apologize to the employees."
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the medical staff wants to pursue the matter of
recording minutes and maintaining beds to
ensure a high quality of health care.
Dr. Hollingworth said that although board
meetings are closed and there has been some
discrepancies in the reporting of the minutes
that either the.press or an independent person,
who could report to the press, should attend the
meetings.
At one point Dr.`, D. Walker suggested to :
board chairman, .M „ Berry, that perhaps.-'
some changes should be made at the board
level to accurately scrutinize management.
park at 4:30 p.m. Their menu is eight ounces of
beef, baked potato, cole slaw, roll, ice cream,
tea and coffee and all for the price of $4 for
adults and $2 for children. Tickets may be
purchased in advance from any Lions Club
member, Schaefer's Ladies Wear, Campbell's
of Goderich and Captain's Quarters. Mr. Sam
Malhatra is chairman and Ben Chisholm is co-
chairman for the barbecue.
For both the hospitality time and the bar-
beque there will he music by the Teen Tones
and the Goderich Laketown Band.
VARIETY SHQ,V}1'' -
A two hour variety show and concert is lined
up for 7:30 p.m. Bev Beggs of Music Unlimited
is in charge of the show and there -will be a
Barber Shop Quartet from Seaforth, a comedy
act from Exeter, highland dancing by Kim
Fritzley and Irish songs by Shamus Dougherty
Clinton. There is also a rock band, accordian
trio winners from Jubilee 3, David Dougall on
the piano, John and Judy Meyers, folk singers
and many more. The first half of the show will
be emceed by Margaret Templeton and the
second half by Pat King. Last but not least, Bob
McAdorey will make an appearance.
STREET DANCES
After the variety show, there will be two
street dances. Bill Hughes and the boys will
entertain on the east side of the Square from
9:30 to 12 p.m. midnight. and the Acadia Rock
Banld will be set up for the younger people on
the West side of the Square.
Anyorie. who doestl't want to walk home, be
sure and have your car off the Square by 9 p.m.
because it'll , be roped off by police for the
dances.
Mr. McGee will again have a display on the
Square of antique cars.
On June 30 and July 1 the Lions Club will
again be operating their beer tent down at the
harbour. Proceeds are for charity.
FIREWORKS
Once again on Saturday, July 1, at dusk, Pat
King will be in charge of setting off fireworks
ork; the south pier. Any donations to the
fireworks committee will be greatly ap-
preciated as it is an expensive undertaking. It
is hoped that this can be made into a yearly
event and one which is self-supporting.
In case Sf rain, all events will be held in the
arena.
Donald Croft is overall co-ordinator for the
day's events. By supporting the Founders' Day
and Canada Week Committee, the celebrations
may become a yearly event in Goderich, The
Prettiest Town in Canada.
Kingsbridge,Goderich youth confirmed
The Sacrament of
Confirmation was con-
ferred by His Excellency
Bishop John Sherlock,
Vicar Capitular of
London, last Monday,
June 12 for Grade 7 and 8
students of St. Joseph's,
Kingsbridge and Grade 8
students of. S.t. Mary's,
Too costly
Goderich at St. Peter's
Roman Catholic Church
in Goderich.
The following can-
didates from St. Joseph's,
Kingsbridge were con-
firmed: Robert Austin
(Wilfred); Brent Berry
(William); Harry Boyle
(Raymond); Cathy
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there to the Owen Sound registry office. The
Grey County association has claimed that the
Durham office generates an annual .revenue of
$160,000 in that area.
The association claims that if all 20 offices
-are 'closed, •it will cost clients an extra $5.8
million a year because lawyers would'!travel
further to do land title transfer business..
Chisholm (Grant);
Denise Connelly (Den-
nis); Carl Courtney
(Joseph) ; Jackie Dalton
(Mrs. Mark); V:cki
Delbergue (Rene) ; Dana
Doherty (Stanley); Carol
Foran (Michael) ;
. Michael _Franker? (Mrs.
John) ; Lisa Frayne
(Eugene); Fred Gerdes
(Gerhard) ; Joe .Gerdes
(Gerhard) Willie
Hendrik: (Martin) ; Betty
Knoop (Anthony); Mary
Ann Knoop (Anthony);
Kevin Leddy (Kenneth);
Diane Miltenburg (Reis);
Rose Marie O'Keefe
(Joseph); Jeanette
Pelletier (Cyrice) ;
Yvonne Sinnett..(James);
CI...N.A.DA WEEK
Linda Sinnett, (James) ;
Kevin Smith (Stuart);
Heather Ann Stapleton
(Neil); Annie VanDiepan
(Arie) ; Cathy VanDiepan
(Theodore) ; Jackie
VanOsch (Peter); Jim
Van Osch (Peter) ; Brent
VanOsch (Antone) ;
Diane VanOsch .(Peter);
Teresa VanRooy (John);
Elizabeth Vogt (Peter
J.).; Linda Wisser
(Ronald); and Tony Van
Dyke (William).
The following adults
also received the
Sacrament of Con-
. firmation Mrs. Joan
Courtney, Miss Mary
Ellen Glazier, Mrs.
Sandra Leddy, Mr.
Donald Mann, Mrs.
Agnes Murray and Miss
Joni Smith.
Following Con-
firmation, ladies of the
Goderich Catholic
Women's League served
lunch in the parish hall,
followed by a social hour.
HURON'78i
September 26 - 30, 1978
HURON. COUNTY
And
FOUNDER'S DAY
CELEBRATIONS - JUNE 25 to JULY 1
SUNDAY, JUNE 25th TUESDAY, JUNE 27th
Band Concert - 8 P.M. - Harbour Park
Featuring The Lucknow Band
EDE UNIVERSITY CHOIR of EDE, HOLLAND
Hosted by Goderich Laketownland
8 P.M. - G.D.C.I. AUDITORIUM Admission $2.00
THURSDAY, JUNE
10:30 A.M. - ECUMENICAL SERVICE - ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Services under the direction of Father. Frank Loebach
11:SS A.M. COMMEMORATIVE SERVICE in recognition of our
12:30 P.M. - LUNCHEON - KNOX CHURCH
Speaker - Mr, Bob McAdorey, humorist, writer and Global TV Personality
Tickets '3.95 available at Campbell's of Goderich, Rivett's TV,
Blackstone Furniture, Knox Church Office 524-7512
1:15 P.M. - GODERICH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN'S
BIRTHDAY PARTY - (by
heritage.
ticket) Courthouse Park
2:00 P.M. - CEREMONY AND PRESENTATION OF "HERITAGE BUILDING"
PLAQUES
3:1 S P.M. - HOSPITALITY TIME - For all citizens of Goderich and visitors,
under the auspices of Maple Leaf Chapter Ie0.D.E.
George Morley's Band Organ. COURTHOUSE PARK
FRIDAYJ;uNE3o. ,
LIONS LICENSED REFRESHMENT TENT
Goderich Town Beach ' Open i p.m. to 1 a.m.
In The Event of Inclement Weather, all outdoor event* will -be
29 - FOUNDERS DAY
4:30-7:30 P.M. LIONS MONSTER BEEF BARBECUE
Adults '4, Children under 12 -'2. (8 oz. serving of beef, baked
potatoes, cole slaw, dessert, coffee) Courthouse Park.
ENTERTAINMENT BY Teen Tones and Goderich Laketown Band
7:30 P.M. -VARIETY SHOW AND CONCERT
CourtHouse Park - Local and district talent
Plus an appearance by Mr. Bob McAdorey
- 9:30 P.M. TILL MIDNITE STREET DANCING ON THE SQUARE
East Side - Old Time Fiddlers
West Side - Acadia (Rock Group)
SATURDAY,JULY1
LIONS LICENSED REFRESHMENT TENT
.Goderich Town Beach Open 1 p.m. to 1 a.m.
MONSTER FIREWORKS DISPLAY AT HARBOUR, SOUTH PIER 10:15 P.M.
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