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Official
declaration
Dr. C. Swan, York Herald. of Arms and a
representative of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
reads the declaration of the official coat of arms
for the town of Goderich at a special ceremony at
the GDCI auditorluin.last Thursday. With Dr. Swan
is Rick Banks, the man who was instrumental In
pursuing the coat of arms for Goderich. (photo by
Dave Sykes)
Pr itid' display
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Goderich mayor, Deb Shewfelt; proudly displays the official
declaration of the coat of arms for the town of Goderich that was •
presented - by C: Swan jYork"Aerald'of"Krms' a�" a special -4111-
ceremony
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ceremony last week, Dr. Swan a representative of Her Majesty •
Queen Elizabeth II made the presentation to the town council at a •
special ceremony. (photo by Dave Sykes) ••
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Company wants to build hangar
,G oderi.ch,liown_ c..oufCil
received a request to
erect a new hangar at the.
Goderich Airport by the
Western Foundry
Company Ltd: 's of
Wingham.
The company would
like to erect a hangar
capable of housing two to
three aircraft. The
building would be ap-
proximately 50 feet by 60
feet and`would include an
office and washroom
facilities.
The company' has
suggested that an ideal
location for the hangar
would be on the old
weather station site,
which is close to the B
and B Aircraft Services
building.
The company presently
stores aircraft outside
but with increasing use of
the aircraft
are seeking
an all-weather airport
with an. instrument ap-
proach.
In the letter to council a
spokesnian said the
company would like to
discuss leasingand
timing arrangements in
Teen Tones prepare for active season
BY BARB JONES
On the weekend of
September . 15, The
Goderich Teen Tones
travelled north to Camp
Ambassador near Owen
Sound. The purpose„, 'of
attending the camp was
to learn new music and to
have some ftin.
The singing group
worked on several new
musical pieces entitled,
"You Light Up My Life",
"Jericho", "Lord, Now
Let Thy Servants Depart
in 'Thy Peace", "A Tune
A Day", "Tomorrow",
"Bach -A -Rock" and
"Psalms of Praise".
In their "leisure -"time,
the group enjoyed horse
back riding, roller
skating and many other
activities. They also
made new friends from
other church groups.
While at camp, the`
Holmesvffle
By Blanche Deeves
The third meeting of
the Holmesville 1, 4-H
was held at the home • of
Sheryl Thompson. The
roll call was answered
"what is my favourite
breakfast, 2nd the
members selected the
name ""Cuisine Cookers"
for their club. From the
members pamphlet, they
read "a carried lunch,
add life to your lunch and
lunch at home."
Members picked two
teams with Bev Mathers
and Debbie Harrison as
leaders. Bev's team
made a thin white sauce,
while Debbie's team
made a med ium white
sauce. The sauces wez'1a`
mixed together and made
a potato cheese chowder
which was enjoyed by all
4-H.
Perdonals
We are sorry to hear
that Mrs. Maaskant is a
patient in a London
Hospital, and tb John
Wyatt, who is also in
hospital in London, a
speedy recovery is
wished by all.
We are also sorry to
report Mr. Garnet Diehl
has a broken arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Davies of
West Lorne were back to
attend the anniversary
,,service at Holmesville
United Church. The
Davies were former store
keepers in Holmesville.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Potter were Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Ashton, Robert and
Donald of London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Potter
and daughter Heather of
Listowel.
Misses Carolyn Porter
and Mary Ellen Sturdy
have returned from a
very enjoyable trip to
Mission, British
Columbia to visit with
Carolyri's sister Nancy
Porter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willilam
Porter.
Mrs. Berniece
Mcllwain, Mrs. Millie
Dempsey and Mrs. Alice
Porter attended the
Huron County Rally of
Women's Institute held in
the Londesboro Hall
October 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Huff
and Brad, ,the go cart
driver were off to Picton
a week ago with Brad
coming in second.
BAHA'U'LLAH® The Messenger
of God for this day Teaches,
There can be no dot`!bt whatever that the peoples of the
world, of whatever race or religion, derive their in-
spiration from one heavenly Source, and are the stria -
'acts of one God. The difference between the ordinan-
cos,Nnder which they abide should be attributed to the
varying. requirements' and exigencies of the age In
which they were reveolod:..Artaoend. Oared with the
power of faith, shatter to pieces the Gods of your vain
Imaginings, the sowers of dlssension amongst you.
Pleas write P.O. Box 212, Goderich Ont. '
group also electeda new
executive which includes
Debbie Shaddick as
president, Barb Jones as
secretary, Margie
Reynolds as, first soprano
representative, Andrea
Jackson as second
soprano representative
and Elizabeth McMillan
as alto representative.
This year the Goderich
Teen Tones have 29
members which include
11 new ones. The leader is
Mrs. Irla Stewart and
members include Kelly
Strickland, Debbie
Brennan, Jennifer
Gowanlock, Karen Dam,
Margie Reynolds, Lori
• Feagan, Karen Dechert,
Tracy Hirst, Diane Claus,
Elfse Lindsay, Cindy
Smith, Ann Duncan, Liz
Bundy, Susan Main; Fay'
Alexander, Sandy Lane,
Mary Luanne Clare,
Elizabeth Montgomery,
Andrea Jackson, Debbie
Shaddick, Julie
Carruthers, Kim
Williams, Cheryl Main,
Patti Rean, Barb Jones,
Valerie , Montgomery;,
Lod Gautcher, Jana Dam
and Nancy Hearn.
The Teen Tones have
already had some singing
engagements and are
preparing for still more.
They will sing at the UCW
Variety Show at North
Street United Church on
October 11,. They will
travel to Lucknow on
November . 4 with the
Goderich Laketown Band
to perform there. They
will sing at the Auburn
church anniversary
service on October 15 and
the Londest,Y'o church
anniversary service on
October 22.
The 'Teen Tones are
grateful to their choir
director, Mrs. Stewart for
making the camp
weekend possible and
also wish to express
thanks to Mrs. Murray
McGill, assistant 'choir
director who helped to
organize the trip and to
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Dam
and Mrs. Gautcher who
supplied transportation
to and from the camp. •
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save on papular
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95
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Reg '11.75 sq. yd.
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Candide floors. There are 29 dazzling
patterns and colours to choose from.
95
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mstrong
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150 SHOPPER'S. SOLIAR GQDERICH.
524.11600
an effort to begin con-
struction as soon as
possible.
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referred to the airport
committee.
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For
FASHION
RIGHT
SHOES
The Place To Go is
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The Square
Goderich
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33 EAST ST.
GODERICH
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524-41994
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