HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-06-07, Page 18PAGE 18 --GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 7 , 1979
The 'winning curling team at GDCI this year was
awarded its trophy at an assembly held Monday
morning at the school. The team members are from
left Kevin Dykstra, Joanne Crawford, Scott Collins
and Lou DeWinter. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Harbor
-report
BY RON GRAHAM
May 28 the Algorail
arrived light from Bay
City for salt.
May 29 the Algorail
cleared harbour for
Marinette, Michigan with
salt.
May 31 the E.14 Barber
arrived light from Buf-
falo for salt.
May 31'th E. B. Barber
cleared harbour for
Parry Sound with salt.
June 3 the Algobay
arrived light from Sarnia
for salt.
June 3 the Lac Des Isles
arrived from Collingwood
with a part load of grain.
June 4 the Algobay
cleared harbour for
Montreal with salt.
Top finishers and top money earners in the GDCI
Jog-A-Walk-A-Thon were honored for their efforts at
an awards assembly at the school Monday. The
students held theevent in May to raise money for a
proposed athletic field near the school. Receiving
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awards were (from left) Jackie Dalton, first girl to
finish the course," Griff Murphy, most money raised
by a boy, Rob Cox, first boy to finish the course and
Bonita Pollock, most money ralsed by a girl. (photo
by Dave Sykes)
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Gold medallions were awarded Monday to students
at GDCI that accumulated 115 athletic points during
their school career. The medallions were presented
at an awards assembly and were given to (front row
from left) Lucie Turcotte, Joni. Thompson, Pam
Lambert, (second row- left' to right) Tom Doherty,
Dave MacKenzie, Dennis Donnelly and Chris Wood.
(photo by Dave Sykes)
Athletes at GDCI that had accumulated 85 points in.
various sports at the school were awarded athletic
plaques at a'n awards assembly Monday at the
school. The plaque winners were (front row from
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left) Bonnie Reid and Karen Melady, (back row from
left) Eric Mitchell, Mark Frayne, Andy Moore and
Jim Crawford. Mark Alexander was not available for
the photograph. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Twp. hall discussed
A special meeting of
Goderich Township
council was called for
May 23. Mr. Garratt of
Kyles, Kyles and Garratt
was present to answer
detailed questions
regarding the procedures
involved in building a
township hall. Council
passed a motion to
engage Kyles, Kyles and
Garratt to design a
township hall.
Bylaw 7, 1979, a bylaw
to permit the township to
enter into a development
agreement with • M.
Timms, was given three
readings and passed.
An agreement between
M. Timms and the
township 'for develop-
ment of part of lot 13,
Maitland Concession,
was read and approved
by council and the clerk
and reeve were
authorized to sign the
agreement on behalf of
the township.
Interim warden named
For the first time in his
20 years with Huron
County , Council, clerk
treasurer Bill Hanly had
to have an interim
'warden -named by council
on Thursday to handle the
duties for Warden Jack
Tinney.
Warden Tinney had
taken ill while at a health
conference in Timmins.
He had . suffered a
gallbladder attack there
earlier in the week and on
Thursday was being
flown from Timmins to
London's University
Hospital for surgery.
Forme Warden Bill
Elston as appointed0to
take over Tinney's duties.
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