The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-27, Page 37minute tour around town,
fight lunches and customs
services for visiting aircraft.
The operators at the airport
will have their facilities open
for inspection.
These facilities include
B&B Aircraft, general air-
craft maintenance; Sky
Harbor Refinishing Limited;
Business Air Services
Limited, Turbine Aircraft
Maintenance and Avionics
Shop; and Wingham Air
Services Flying Training.
Business Air Services just
recently opened its aircraft
radio repairs shop. It was put
together in March and ap-
proved by the Ministry of
Transportation. It is located
in a two piece trailer attached
to -the BAS hangar.
Chief engineer Juniper says
the radio shop rounds out the
package of services offered at
Sky Harbor. While a plane is
grounded, it can refuel,
receive maintenance, a paint
job and radio repairs.
The airport committee
passed a motion to give $200
toward the expenses of the
open house.
The next airport meeting
will be Wednesday,
November23 at 8 p.m.
tf
irport committee meets
rop duster requests land at airport
op duster Frank Szekely
Kincardine Air Services
made a request to the
rich airport committee
chase or lease property
Sky Harbor Airport to
a 50 x 70 hangar for
tenance purposes. He
the committee at an
rt meeting on Wed -
y, October 19, that he
been operating for the
five years without
tenance facilities. He
he would like to move his
dusting operation to
rich with his second
e as Exeter.
committee told Szekely
they might be interested
asing land to him ,and
decided to have the
opmertt committee look
the situation with
d toavailable land.
presentatives from
ms Service in Sarnia
present at a meeting
n October 18 to discuss
rd
mbers
Toronto
John Berry, Clarke
and J.W. Banks from
ndra ' Marine and
al Hospital will attend
77 OHA Convention to
Id November 7, 8, 9 at
eraton Centre, Toronto.
theme of this year's
tion is "Your Hospital
Expression of Your
unity's Needs" and
,000 hospital trustees,
nd medical staff from
o's public hospitals and
ment ---psychiatric
Is and from hospitals
Ith care organizations
Canada and the United
are expected to attend.
nvention will include
s, panel discussions,
display of modern
equipment. OHA's
Meeting and elections
held on the first day of
vention.
dition to the general
s, which are of interest
elegates, meetings for
Iized hospital per -
belonging to the more
sections of OHA, will
during the three days.
dietitians, engineers,
cists, directors of
er services and many
will meet to hear
s and exchange ideas
of their professional
ment.
g the speakers at the
Sessions will be the
ble Dennis Timbrell,
of Health for the
e of Ontario; Dr.
Reuber, Chairman
Ontario Economic
and Jean-Claude
Executive Director of
anadian Hospital
ion.
Galloway, M.D.,
xecutive Director of
seph's Hospital,
will be installed as
t for the 1977-1978
fficeata dinner to be
the Royal York on
r8.
ndra Marine and
Hospital is a
of the Ontario
Association, a non -
.organization of
hospitals, many
itutions and other
are organizations.
al Convention is one
many education
organized by the
hospital staff and
with the aim of
tstagdarhe highest
of health
people of Ontario.
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the situation at the Goderich
airport. It was then reported
at Wednesday's meeting that
Customs Service is en-
deavoring to provide
Goderich airport with a part-
time customs officer from
May to September. The
airport committee is waiting
to receive more information
regarding this.
Dave Gower of the airport's
maintenance sub -committee
suggested that cedar bows be
planted by the runway fights
as location markers in winter
time.
Part-time airport manager
Allan Ball reported that
several runway lights have
been damaged and that this
appears to be vandalism.
Gower added that the cost of
replacing airport lights
recently amounted to $1100,
The committee will try to
think of protective measures
to be taken.
Wayne Juniper,
representing Business Air
Services, was present at
Wednesday's meeting to
extend a personal invitation
to those present to attend an
Open House celebration at
Sky Harbor Airport on
December 3 and 4. The Open
House is being sponsored by
the tourist committee, the
airport committee, BAS
limited, and Sky Harbor
Refinishing.
It is open to the public but
more particularly to aviation
people.
It will include a 15-20
Business Air Services Ltd. recently opened its aircraft radio repairs shop at the Goderich
airport. Here, Zdenek Prentice, who works in the repairs shop, checks out some of the
equipment. An Open Douse, mainly of interest to aviation people, is being held at the
airport on December 0 and 4 at which time the facilities offered by the operators at the
airport will be open for inspection. These facilities include B&B Aircraft (general
maintenance); Sky rbour Refinishing Ltd.; Business Air Services (Turbine aircraft
maintenance, avionic hop) and Wingham Air Services (flying training). (staff photo)
Plan
Jubilee
show
The Goderich Little
Theatre is well into
rehearsals for their first play
of the 1977-1978 season,
"Shamalot; or the Shaming
of the True."
This play was written by a
local author and is a spoof on
Goderich as the Jubilee 3
year ends. The play is set in
Goderich
Little
Theatre
the Kingdom of the Felt Shew
and has the approval of
Mayor Deb Shewfelt.
The season's tickets have
been on sale for the past
month and there are still
some available. Just get in
touch with any Little Theatre
member.
GLT will be holding a
lighting workshop on
November 12 at MacKay Hall
from 10-12 and 2-4 for anyone
who would be interested in
gaining some knowledge in
this area of theatre.
Registration will be at 9:30 \
a.m. with the fee being $2.00.
CHRISTMAS
PORTRA ITS
Plan now to give the one
and only personalized Christ-
mas gift, that no one but you
can give
A fine portrait of Yourself,
Your Children or Your Family.
It takes from 6-7 weeks for
you to get your Family por-
trait, so don't watt.
011 Paintings,
Needlework & Prints.
Choose from a com-
plete line of frames &
matt colours to com-
plement your pictures.
For your Fall or
Christmas portraits, call
us to -day.
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THE DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES
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Categories — Youth, Industry, General,
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You're asking
Why "wine and liquor lists do not
include a list of non-alcoholic
drinks"... why "alternative non-
alcoholic punches aren't offered
at parties' ...why "people are
always trying to 'spike' your drinks"
why"if a drunk gets behind the
wheel of a car and his wife reports
him, nothing is done - she is a
trouble -maker unless he kills
someone."
You're concerned
"Society makes you feel like a
freak if you don't drink"... "the
You're talking about the problems of alcohol in everyday life -
and that's bringing them into the open. You've written in from
coast to coast in response to 'Dialogue on drinking' to share your
suggestions, experiences and reactions. It's clear that responsible
citizens — drinkers, non-drinkers, social drinkers, ex -drinkers,
teenagers, grandparents, social workers, students -- are concerned
about Canada's alcohol problems. All agree there is a crying need
for moderation along with more information and education on
alcohol-related problems and some feel there is a need for a
change in attitude because "often more tolerance is shown to the
drunk than the non-drinker,' even though responsible drinkers
and non-drinkers are in the majority.
message constantly screeched on
TV is you have to drink"... "25
glossy liquor ads ran in the same
issue of the magazine as your
black and white ad showing the
o her side"... "the macho image
1°equires that a real 'he man' be a
hard drinking hero.''
You're pointing out
"in many small towns in Canada
the only social activity is to go
down to the local hotel for a few
drinks"... "I'd rather sit next to a
smoker on an aircraft than next to
a drunk but i don't see any non -
drinking sections"... "I am not
advising absolute abstinence but
am absolutely convinced of the
immoralityof permitting oneself to
become so intoxicated that one
inflicts harm on others."
You're suggesting
"A series of radio or TV programs
showing realistically what happens
when a person drinks too r-6ch
..."bans or controls on advertising
. "very severe penalties for im•
paired drivers"... "courses for
senior girls intent on rrmmving
young on handling the situation
of a drunk husband."
And...you're doing:
In Ontario, the Thunder Bay
Committee for 'Dialogue on
drinking' is well on its way... in
Nota Scotia'; local committees
have joined with service clubs to
discuss with hundreds of people,
alcohol and its impact on the
community... in Rothesay, New
Brunswick, 40 Knights of Colum-
bus have asked how they can
help in northern Manitoba,
'Dialogue' posters are appearing
everywhere even in the hotel
washrooms... Medicine Hat,
Alberta. has its Alcohol in the
Community Program... and in
Vancouver, teenagers petitioned
against opening two liquor stores
because some of their friends had
been killed by drunk drivers.
Now, we're talking!
We're talking about,the problems
alcohol can cause...but better,
we're doing something about them
together...and because of your
efforts, a more responsible attitude
to drinking is emerging.
rr
"I see my own and my peers'
attitudes changing. Instead of
bragging how drunk we got on a
particular night, we are more apt
to take pride in being able to
control our consumption at a
reasonable level."
And that, after all is what
'Dialogue on drinking' is all about
it's a program to help you talk
about and do something about
drinking problems. We'd like to
bear more from you.
Dialogue on drinklng
ideas from concerned citizens and Operation pe bon Lifestyle.
Health Santa et
and Wetfare Bien -etre social
Canada Canada
Box 8888, Ottawa
Addiction Research Foundation
of Ontario. .
33 Russell Street. Toronto
with Centres across the Province
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