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WI holds pot -luck luncheon
• The December meeting of
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute was held Thursday,
December 9, starting with a
pot -luck luncheon. Mrs.
Richard Buchanan,
president, called _ the
members to order and
welcomed all. After the
singing of the Opening Ode
and the Grace, members
enjoyed the delicious lun-
cheon.
After the meal, the
meeting commenced with
the president welcoming
visitors and making special
mention of a few of the
members who haven't been
present for a few meetings.
The roll call, "A Childhood
Christmas Meniory" was
answered by the 20 people
present who recalled many
happy and quite humorous
occasions in their younger
years.
In the absence of the
secretary, Mrs. Dorothy
Feagan, assistant secretary
gave the minutes of the last
meeting. Correspondence
was also attended to and
included a letter from
Canadian Crossroads
International; a letter from
the Canadian Paraplegic
Association regarding
Ontario families helping
disabled persons; a letter
from the Cancer Society;
and a letter from the Huron
Day Centre for the
Homebound. A motion was
passed to send a donation to
the latter.
Instead of a Christmas gift
draw this .year, members
decided to sell tickets on an
article and give the proceeds
to a worthy cause. Mrs.
Dorothy Feagan donated a
lovely dried flower and
candle arrangment and
tickets were sold on this.
Mrs. Eric Reaburn also
donated a prize for the draw.
Mrs. George McBride gave a
worthwhile donation of a jar
full of pennies and members
dcided to give the amount
realized from these two
donations to the Salvation
Army Christmas fund.
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line and carburetor.
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CORNER
Gertrude Keating, es aa4-rawei
Mrs. Henry Brindley,
curator of the Institute,
spoke on the Tweedsmuir
Book and asked members to
look for history articles for
the book and bring them to
the next meeting. The
Tweedsmuir Book was for
viewing and several
members took time to look at
it.
A vote of thanks was ex-
tended to Dorothy Feagan
for the candle table centre
and to Mrs. Reaburn for her
draw donation. The winners
were Marguerite Horton,
Gertrude Snyder and Cora
Sherwood.
The Institute has one
meeting during January and
February. If the date
Thursday, January 27 is
favorable weather-wise,
there will be a meeting. If
not, it will be postponed to
Thursday, February 24.
Business being concluded,
the meeting closed with 0
Canada and season's
greetings to all.
Social News
The community is pleased
to report that George
McBride has returned home
after being a patient in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich
for almost two weeks. His
many friends wish hire
improved health.
Mrs. Ruth Scarrow of
Armstrong, B.C. and her
sister, Mrs. Murray Greene
and Mr. Greene of Exeter
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Kaitting on Tuesday of last
week.
The Dungannon Youth
oiith
Group is having a Christmas
film for young children at
Brookside School on
Saturday, December 18 from
2-4 p.m. There will also be
light refreshments. All
children are welcome. Come
and bring your friends.
Colborne Central School
Christmas concert is this
Wednesday, December 15 at
8 p.m. Christmas holidays
will commence December
22. The children will be going
to the arena that morning for
a skating party and will be
bussed home from the school
at noon.
CKNX have taped the
choir and Grade 2 class and
this will be on the radio
Wednesday, December 15 at
11:15 a.m., 1:15 and 3:15
p.m. and on Thursday,
December 16 at 9:15, 10:15
and 11:15 a.m. and 1:15 and
3:15 p.m.
Goderich's civic corner
The Waterfront Com-
mittee will meet Thursday,
December 16 at 8 a.m. in
town hall.
The Finance Committee
will meet Thursday,
December 16 at 8:30 a.m. in
town hall.
An Ad Hoc Committee to
reviewcouncil appointments
to boards and committees
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will meet Thursday,
December 16 at 3 p.m. in
town hall.
Goderich Town Council
will meet Monday,
December 20 at 7:30 p.m. in
town hall.
The Planning Board will
meet Wednesday, December
22 at noon in town hall.
Danny Coughlan, star of Tree House, a children's program tertain the Grade 2 and 3 classes with his music. (Photo by
aired on CKCO-TV every Saturday morning, came to Joanne Buchanan)
Victoria Public School hi Goderich last Thursday to en -
Conservation Authority presents budget
By Stephanie Levesque
Although a preliminary
1983 budget of over one
million dollars was
presented at the general
meeting of. the Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority on November 24,
the actual .budget may come
in under that figure depen-
ding on government grants.
MVCA chairman Dave
Gower of Goderich referred
to the preliminary budget as
a "shopping basket" of pro-
posed projects. The largest
budget item is capital pro-
jects under the water and
related land management
program. The estimate is
$696,500.
Phase five (B) of the
Listowel conduit im-
provements takes the
largest chunk of the propos-
ed' capital projects. \At an
estimated $400,000, the con-
duit improvements will in-
clude 200 feet of open chan-
nel and closed conduit in-
volving four commercial
buildings.
Also under capital projects
is an estimated $106,000 for
the proposed addition to the
administration head-
quarters in Wroxeter. .The
total cost of the project is
estimated at $365,000.
The proposed addition has
not yet received final ap-
proval from the authority or
the Ministry of Natural
Resources. At its general
meeting, the authority gave
approval to the preparation
of design drawings for the
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addition.
Other proposed capital
projects include an
estimated $71,500 for a flood
forecast system. This in-
volves purchasing and in-
stalling equipment in upper
Wingham, lower Wingham,
Ethel, Belgrave and Don-
nybrook.
Forestry management at
various conservation areas,
the Morris Hill Forest Tract,
Sharpes Creek Wildlife
Preserve and the Howick
Forest area, has been
estimated at $23,00.
An estimated $33,000 has
been put in the preliminary
budget for the McGuffin Gul-
ly erosion control project.
This involves the completion
of remedial measures to
stabilize the north slope and
improve . drain outlet.
Preparation of engineering
plans, review by a
geotechnical engineer and
actual construction are in-
cluded in the project.
Additional forestry
management at con-
servation areas and erosion
control have been proposed
to cost $16,000.
Proposed land acquisition
at.,various locations has been
estimated to cost $46,500.
Gower said the proposed
budget is not definite and
won't be until the authority
knows how much it will be
receiving from the provin-
cial government. The final
budget will be presented., at
the authority's annual
meeting in February.
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for the
CHRISTMAS SEASON
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