HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-04-26, Page 14PAGE 14 -- ;ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1979
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township ip council
township council
meeting.
The annual township
newsletter, prepared and
presented by Doug Yeo,
was discussed, revised
slightly and approved for
puhlication and mailing
to all township residents
on May 1.
It is hoped that the
township folk will look for
this newsletter by mail
and keep it handy during
the next season for im-
portant dates to
remember.' Two im-
portant forms are in the
newsletter, learn to swim
forms to be filled out and
returned to the rec
committee and also a
questionnaire on the
building of the new
township hall.
Hopefully this
questionnaire will meet a
needs study that the rec
council wants. Last year
a public meeting was held
to discuss the new
building and this is yet
another chance for as
many people's opinion to
be recognized and con-
sidered.
Some of the questions
will be; are you in favor
of a new sports complex;
where do you wish it to be
placed in the township;
what activities would you
like in it; what rooms
would you like in it
(meeting rooms,
reception hall, library,
etc.) ; do you have
suggestions on how to
keep operating costs
down? -There will also be
a remarks space left for
any further thoughts and
suggestions.
The date for the
township barbecue at the
township lakeside park
was set for July 11.
Grant Stirling reported
that the signs at the
lakeside parts have been
erected and the new trees
were to• be planted there
shortly.
A request for
assistance at the opening
of the new Bayfield arena
July 6,.... -7. and ..8 ..was
received via telephone -by
John Siertsema, arena
chairman, to ' Grant
Stirling. The answer was
"yes" but more details,
will he required later.
Gerry Ginn reported
that Kris Kair, land
surveyor of B. M. Sur-
veyors, Goderich had
begun to survey the
proposed sports complex
area at Holmesville. He
also said that work would
begin immediately to
prepare the softball field
and diamond.
Theeregular monthly
meeting of the Goderich
monthly
meeting of the Goderich
township recreation
council met on April 18 at
the township office in
Holmesville. Chairman
Gerry Ginn, Hazel
McCreath, Doug Yeo,
Grant Stirling, Bev Orr,
Walter Mcllwain and
Grant Stirling, Bev Orr,
Mcllwain and
Marilyn Forbes attended.
The proposed
recreation budget which
had earlier been set up at
a special meeting was
approved at the last
Individual award winners in the junior and senior
level of YBC bowling were given awards at the
annual banquet, Friday. Winners included: Nancy
Chapman, junior high single; Doretta Jackson,
junior high triple; Terry Johnston, junior high
triple and most improved; George Zoethout, junior
high single and Kim Varty, high average. Winners
in the back row. are: Cindy Smith, senior high
average; Jeff Sowerby, senior high single; Terry
Ryan, high average; Deanna Such, high triple and
Mike Ferguson, senior boys high triple. Jim Keller,
junior high average and Shelly Culbert, senior high
average were absent. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Paul Consitt and Linda Reid of the Queen Elizabeth Wing at Victoria Public
School, Goderich', received trophies for their high scores at a Georgian Bay
bowling tournament held in Owen Sound recently.. About 90 students par-
tiCipatediti the tournament. Paul placed sixth out ot the top 15 bowlers with
a score of 272 and Linda placed eighth with a score of 265. (Photo by Joanne
-Buchanan)
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DEPARTMENT
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Phone MIKI 529-7271
or
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Classes will be held:
Wednesday 6:30-10:30 P.M.
Saturday 10°00-5:00 P.M.
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harbor
report
BY RON GRAHAM
April17 the Algoway
arrived light from Sault
Ste. Marie to load salt.
April 17 the Algoway
cleared harbour for
Kenosha, Wisconsin with
April 21 the Troisdoc
arrived. light from
Collingwood for salt. It is
the first time the vessel
has put into Goderich
since 1960.
April 21 the Troisdoc
cleared harbour for
Thunder Bay with salt.
April 22 the Algobay
arrived light from Sault
Ste. Marie for salt. It is
the first time the vessel
has been to Goderich.
April 22 the Lac Des Isles
cleared harbour light for
Milwaukee. The vessel,
the former Martha
H,indman, wintered in
Goderich to' be repaired
after it struck the dock
here trying to moor near
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April 23 was the date
set for the council and
recreation council to
make a tour of as many
township halls as
possible, to get answers
to many questions -
maintenance costs,
management, building
materials best suited,
etc.
A special note from the
township softball com-
mittee was received
stating that registration
dates for township
children 18 years and
under will be held this
Sat., April 28 and r
Sat., May 5, 9 a.m
April 28 and again
Sat., May 5, 9 a.m - 12
noon at the township
office Holmesville. They
welcome old and new
members.
The meeting adjourned
until May 16 at 8:30 p.m.
An 11 person delegation
travelled by luxurious
van, chauffeured by
Walter Mcllwain on a day
long, tour visiting new
township halls. ;They
were Grant Stirling,
Garnet Wright, Walter
Mcllwain, Chester
Sturdy, Jake Reder,
Gerry Ginn, Doug Yeo,
Hazel McCreath, Marilyn
Forbes, Bev Orr and
Audrey Middleton.
Halls visited were at
Lucknow, Belmore,
Clifford, Har•riston,
Arthur,
Atwood.
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