The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-11-23, Page 14There was plenty of baked goods, arts and crafts and Christmas
gift ideas at the annual Kinette Bazaar held at the Kinsmen Centre
on South Street Saturday. Here, sisters Vickie and Kim Bruinsma
admire some of the Christmas crafts on display. ( photo by Dave
Sykes )
Construction deadline may not be met
Wingham residents may have to pray so
the Huron -Perth Separate School Board can
meet its June deadline for construction at
Sacred Heart Separate School.
Board chairman Ronald Murray of RR1
Dublin said the board is "happy to get the
money" to undertake the construction pro-
ject but, at its Nov. 14 meeting, some board
members were uneasy wondering if the
completion date could be met.
"I wish it every success in the world, but it
doesn't look good," commented trustee
Louis Maloney of Dublin.
The board recently received approval to
add one new classroom, a library resource
area and a stage in the gym under the
Canada -Ontario Employment Development
(COED) program. The total cost of the pro-
. ject is $161,500 with the provincial and
federal governments kicking in $68,620 and
Branch plans
fund draw
A board meeting of the Huronia Branch of
the Ontario Humane Society was held on
November 15 in Goderich.
The nominating committee presented a
report to the board regarding the upcoming
board of directors election. The election will
be held at the annual general meeting in
January.
A fund-raising draw for a Commodore
Vic -20 computer and data set was organiz-
ed. Tickets will be $1 each and available at
the Suncoast Mall on November 26, at Clin-
ton Taxi, and from the board members. The
draw will be held December 17 at 4 p.m. at
the Suncoast Mall, Goderich. Proceeds from
ticket sales will go to the shelter fund.
The board of directors for the Huronia
branch has requested that the Ontario
Humane Society enter into negotiations for
the purchase of land for a shelter in the
Goderich area.
The next board meeting will be held on
December 7.
Ladies plan
bake sale
At the Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital Auxiliary meeting on Monday,
November 21, plans were made for a craft
and bake sale to be held in the auxiliary
room of the hospital on Friday, December 2
at 1:36 p.m.
The hospital gift shop is well stocked with
children's clothing and special Christmas
gift articles.
The next meeting of the Auxiliary will be
held on Monday, January 16.
Ron Pennington
speaks to Club
The regular meeting of the Goderich
Rotary Club was held Tuesday, November
22 with President Craig Cass presiding.
A very positive report of the Club's annual
charity ball was given. Ninety-five per cent
of the Club members participated and the
community also gave good assistance.
John Banter introduced the guest speaker,
a well-known local wheelsman, Ron Pen-
nington. He gave a graphic story of the
Great Storm which took place in November,
1913, saying that the loss of lives and ships
was most severe in the south Lake Huron
area. The disaster was caused by winds of 80
miles per hour on the Lake.
Thanks to Mr. Pennington, Goderich has
recognized the memory of those lost in that
storm with an annual service held in
November.
He was thanked by Rotarian Rick Palls.
NEWBORN NEWS
the board paying $92,880.
The board's share will be debentured.
When trustees have made final decisions,
details will be released.
"The money came after a lot of discussion
with Ramsey (Hon. Russell Ramsey,
Minister of Labor)," stated Mr. Murray.
Trustees fired questions at administration
regarding the board's ability to complete
the project by June. It was noted that the
government `funds under COED have to be
spent by June.
"The government didn't give us any more
time," commented trustee Vincent McInnes
of RR2 Wingham, considering the delay in
the approval of the COED funding.
GORDON
To Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon (nee Mary -
Helen Blake), Cumberland, Ontario, Oc-
tober 26, 1983, a son, Christopher Blake.
WALLACE
Born October 20th, 1983, a son, Graham
William, to Bill and Janis Wallace, Ford-
wich, at Listowel Memorial Hospital. First
grandchild to Mrs. Wallace, Goderich and
the late Dr. John Wallace.
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