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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-18, Page 19JOHN GAFFNEY CONSTRUCTION CO. Lib. Is expanding its facilities GAFFNEY WELDING now available to service your welding and fabrication needs in steel, aluminum and stainless steel In Goderich and area, Welders certified by Canadian Welding Bureau and Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Rela- tions for welding on Boilers and. Pressure Vessels. •FLAME. CUTTING *ALUMINUM & STEEL HANDRAIL •STEEL STAIRS & PLATFORMS • ALUMINUM CRATES *BAND SAW CUTTING *MOBILE SERVICE AVAILABLE* JOHN GAFFNEY CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. HWY. NO.8 EAST R.R.2 GODERRICH.ONT° N7A 3X8 PHONE: 5.24-6667 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1981—PAGE 3A Senior citizen's complex ready for tenants in June BY CATH WOODEN The new senior citizens' complex being erectedon the corner of West and Waterloo Streets will be nearing completion in April and Huron County Housing Authority officials are hoping fo r June occupancy. The cost of the million dollar complex is being shared by the provincial and federal governments. The 53 new units will bring the number ot senior citizen housing in Huron to a total of 331, units. The other buildings are. in Bayfield, Clinton, Zurich, Exeter, Seaforth, Wingham, Brussels, in addition to a 12 -unit building which already exists in Goderich. William Tugwell, of the Huron County Housing Authority,, is in charge of screening ing applicants and renting out the new apart- ments. He says that there are about 75 senior citizens in Goderich on the wanting list for government -assisted housing. Tugwell says that he will be visiting these people next month to evaluate their assets and needs to deter- mine whether or not they are elegible to rent apartments in the new complex. Seniors from all over the province are allowed to apply for accommodation in this new complex. In addition to the 53. ane_ bedroom units the building will feature a lounge, craft rrooan, card rooms, and an elevator. Tugwell says that rent will not exceed $300 for the best apartments. Kelly -Lyn Construction is doing the contracting for the building. Construction workers tie off a scaffold at the new senior' citizens' complex being built at the corner of Waterloo and West Streets. Expected to be nearing completion in April, the complex will be ready to take residents in June. (Photo by Cath Wooden) COTEONELLE 5rCCiLOIIFis 'BATHROOM TISSUE' • ... G. S1.55 . SCOTTOWELS _ , ..,.,_...2--ROLL-PKG.. . WHITE, YELLOW GREEN OR ART'S 'N' FLOWERS .. 9 1 _ SUPER FRIES CViCCAsNS STRAIGHT OR ,CRINKLE FROZEN 2 Ib. BAG -179 3 QT. BAG OR JUG FRESH." 0 /0 . III' LK US cs . ZEHRS' OWN • �1 COOKIES 400Por KGS. gF 8 VARIETIES 99f APPLE OR ORANGE,FACIAL C -PLUS DRIN690S . _SCOTTIES 48 oz. 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( Photo by Cath Wooden) More flu bugs this year Huron County Medical officer of Health, Dr. 'Brian Lynch says that there are not more cases of influenza this winter, it is just that they are at a different time of year. There was more 'flu going around this Januarythan there was fast January. However, Dr. Lynch says that he looks at the number of cases by the winter, not by month or year. Last winter the majority of 'flu cases were seen in_November and December. This winter 'flu seems to be going around later in the season. Dr. Lynch says that there seems to be an "awful lot of cases right now". He says that the 'flu going around ,this winter is the Bangkok strain. lie says that it is much the same as the more common influenzas. As with the other strains of 'flu, Dr. Lynch says that there is no quick and easy cure. "Getting plenty of rest is the main thing." he adds. However. he says that the Bangkok 'flu can sometimes result in chest problems, which could develop into bronchitis- He says that if someone who is getting over the 'flu experiences a tightness in their chest, they should seelheir doctor. Town wants tourists KINCARDINE - In an at- tempt to draw tourist dollars • to Kincardine, the town is planning on spending a few bucks. The town's first step in a campaign to draw vacationers to Kincardine will be to immediately spend $2,000 to reprint a color brochure and design another one before summer. The reprinting will create 111,000 copies of a brochure, first released some three_ years ago, with color photographs of the area and material about Kincardine. The Chamber of Com- merce will be handing out the brochures at , the Spor- tsmen Show in Toronto in March WITH A GAS PURCHASE OF 30 LITRES FROM KIRKEY'S CAR CARE YOU WILL RECEIVE A ONE DOLLAR Jr(3-0 COUPON ;moo E®�GP moo (;) yam! _ IC. js `•° P% (� cote ° 0,-40 ce roc 0'1 eye µ °H °,.r 'Me P°`de AO* t. � �� S Z. 9',' °'ed t� xh M°V. O0' °'j` Oi„ w WHICH WILL ENTITLE YOU T©'1.00 OFF ANY LARGE PIRA FROM PIZZA TRAIN GODERICM LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PIZZA COMPLIMENTS OF KIRKEY CAR CARE - UNTIL MAY 16