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By -Law NOT of 11114,
BjI,CYC14S: No person shall, ride a bicy-
cle upon any sidewalk or footpath within
Goderich: No person, shall ride any bicycle
on the lawn of the Court House Park. Any
resident of Goderich shall obtain a licence'
for bicycle before using the bicycle on any
street within the town. Cost of a licence is R.
and it is good for the life•of the bicycle or un-
til` it changes hands out of the family. Np
person shall ride double on a bicycle that is
designated for onlyone person.
Area farmers want answers
Farmers want_ answer§ and that's why the
Huron County Federation of Agriculture, is
sponsoring an All Candidates Meeting, says
Brenda McIntosh, a director of the county
federation.
The meeting, the first to be announced for
the Huron -Bruce riding will give the three
candidates, Murray Cardiff (PC), Bruce
McDonald (Lib) and Valerie Bolton (NDP)
an opportunity to speak about their election
platforms, more importantly; farm related
issues.
The public willbe invited to question the
candidates at the Aug. 22 meeting at the
Londesboro Public School. The meeting will
start at 8:30 p.m.
"We're interested in family farms. People
want questions answered. Farmers want to
plan for the long term"and right now, that's
difficult to do," says Mrs. McIntosh.
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Liberal candidate for the riding of Huron -Bruce, Bruce McDonald, opened up his campaign
office for the Goderich area on West Street in Goderich on Thursday. The Goderich office is
one of six Liberal campaign offices in the'riding. Shown with Mr. McDonald, second from
left, are some of the people who will be helping out with his campaign in Goderich, from left,
Charlotte Anderson, Richard Madge, Auleen Theriault, Nancy Pickell, and Shannon
Pickell. (photo by Darrell Kloeze)
Progressive Conservative candidate for the riding of Huron -Bruce, Murray Cardiff, opened
up his campaign office for the Goderich area on Hamilton Street here Wednesday. Shown
here with Mr. Cardiff outside the office are, left to right, Mary Donnelly, president of the
Huron -Bruce P.C. riding association; Joanne Muck, secretary of the association; Sheila
Donnelly, Betty Cardiff, Kathleen Donnelly, Joe Morrissey, Teresa Donnelly and Tom
Jasper, chairman of the Goderich P.C.s. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Residents enjoy barbecues
BY SHIRLEY LITTLE
The residents at Maitland Manor have
been able to take advantage of the warm
weather and enjoy many barbecues. Some
have been held at the Manor, while others
took the residents out for an afternoon.
The Manor's Wood Supervisor. Joan
McDougall, held a barbecue at her home in
town and rumor has it that Gary Westgarth
has improved his culinary skills so much
from last year that his burgers are actually*
quite edible.
resident this month -Shirley MacHardy.
The Bert and Ernie Club returned to the
Manor again this summer to the delight of
the residents.
September will soon be here and the
residents will be resuming their fall and
winter programs. They look forward to see-
ing the familiar faces of volunteers and
possibly some new ones. If you have a spare
morning or afternoon, won't you come out
and lend a hand?
As a Bicentennial project, the Residents'
Council has decided to erect a flag pole and
• Various wiener roasts werr held at St. flag at the Manor.
Christopher's Beach and the residents en- Thanks to the Rotary Club, many
joyed strolling along the new boardwalk. residents were able to attend the Ontario
Gord Harrison and the Rhythm Band Bicentennial Showcase at the arena. It was
entertained at both the July and August bir- a night they will long remember.
thday parties. Those celebrating birthdays Beginning next month, Louise Farrell, the
this month are: 1,awrence Baxter, Isabelle Katimavik Group leader, will be taking over .
MacIntosh, Clarence Salisbury. Della Gib- the writing of this article as I shall be mbv-
bons, Emma Bramley, Uretta Winters. ing out of the area. I would like to bid a fond
Ruth Taylor. Sidney Palmer. Beatrice farewell to the residents, staff and fellow
McGee, Sadie Watson and Martha Million.. volunteers at the Manor. Yqu have been a
Happy Birthday to all. terrific group of people to know and work
The Manor is pleased to welcome one new with.
Residents take part in Games '84
HURONVIEW - Civic Holiday, there were read the scripture lesson, Elsie Henderson
no planned activities for the day. Special presided at the organ. Mra. Prouty sang a
Care folk spent their social hour ort on the solo and took charge of the study.
lawn, where they could enjoy the sunshine, The Lambton Youth Theatre which was to
fresh air and refret4hments. On August 8, have presented a play on Friday was
several residents took part in the Ontario cancelled, so in place of it, residents played
Seniors Games '84. It was held in the Clinton bingo. j
arena.
In the morning, cribbage and scrabble Huroiiview welcomes George Mann of
were played. In the afternoon, everyone Clinton, who has come to reside at Huron -
joined in for the euchre event. While the view. George is no stranger to us, as he has
games were in progress, the volunteers been here on vacation care
served lemonade. To the families of the late Mrs. Marjory
At the close, prizes were awarded for high Boyce, the late Flora Wilson and Mr. Mark
and low scores, and each person received a Sproat, sincere sympathy is expressed.
certificate for participating in the event. Residents, Mary Vancamp and Pat
This was sponsored by the Older Adult Cen- Thurlow boarded the van Friday morning
tres' Association of Ontario. In spite of the for a holiday at Albion Hills. There, amongst
intense heat, everyone enjoyed the suc- the streams and hills, these two campers
cessful day, and thank all the people involv- will enjoy 10 days of luxurious living. ,Mary
ed. and Pat have been there before, so we hope
Huronview chapel service was held this time will be equally pleasant as the first
August 9. Mrs. M. Prouty who is the leader experience. These camps are sponsored by
of worship, led in the singing of hymns. A the March of Dimes. Norm Gowing and
prayer time took place, followed by prayer John McTaggart escorted the ladies to tie
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requests from the residents. Olive 14it utlen camp. a