The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-04-26, Page 9GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1979—PAGE 9
Board not happy...
Over 50 cycling enthusiasts participated in the bike-a-thork for
cancer Saturday sponsored by the Kinettes and Kinsmen groups
of Goderich. The cyclists covered a 12 -mile route and raised over
$2,600 for cancer research. Larry Schertzl, R.R. 5 Goderich was
the top rider raising $428.40 and Betty Bowers collected
$301.50.(photo by Dave Sykes)
carried out "in the same language" as the other
hospital systems.
"We're not spies for the ministry," said
Buckley. "There will be no hiding behind
pillars. We would have a hospital staff meeting
at the outset of the study to let them know what
we're trying to do, what things we'll be looking
at and how it will be accomplished."
WHO WILL PAY? ,
• Gordon Crabb,finance chairman of the
board, said it was his understanding from the
ministry of health that if there were no sub-
stantial savings to be found by the consultants, -
the ministry would pick up the costs
"But we should..get that in writing," com-
mented Crabb.
Board member Gerry Ginn suggested the
hospital should get in touch with other hospitals
who had used the services of. Woods Gordon
consultants, to determine an assessment of
their work.
Other board members felt that until Woods
Gordon was selected to do the in-depth study at
the hospital, it was premature to do a check on
the company with other hospitals.
Decision was reached to get Woods Gordon
started on a preliminary study right away, and
the administrator was instructed to get two or
three other consultants as well to make
preliminary studies before the next meeting of
the board on May 28.
The management committee of the board will
then go over the proposals, and make a
recommendation to the board on May 28.
W.I. hosts Historical Society in Walton
The first general
meeting of the Huron
County Historical Society
for 1979 was held in the
Walton Community Hall'
on Monday evening, April
23, and was\hosted by the
Women's Institute.
Seventy-five guests
registered.
Mrs. Hudie greeted the
gathering, with Marie
McGavin at the piano,
and Mrs. Viola Kirkby
read a timely piece on
collecting antiques at the
auctions. . '
The business session,
was then taken over by
Mr. Harry Worsell of
Goderich, the president.
After a short preamble of
past and present hap-
penings, and future
Smith speaks
to Garden.. Club
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'the Goderich Garden
Club held its meeting in
the music room of the
Robertson Memorial
school on April 18.
It was announced that a
district meeting of
Horticultural Societies
will be held at Tara on
April 28. The North
American International
Flower Show will be held
in Burlington on July 13
and 14.
Members are going on
a bus trip on April 25 to
Dekker's Nursery in
Strathroy and to the.
Home and Garden Show
at the ' London
Fairgrounds.
A. committee of three,
Francis Worsen, Janet
Kalbfleisch and E.
Sparling, was appointed
to meet with the , Parks
Committee concerning
-fiii her planting at
Jubilee Park and with
hospital officials for
permission to enhance
the flowerbeds there. The
committee was given the
authority to spend $300 on
these two projects.
The speaker of the
evening was -Ken-Sin-i.th;--
gardening columnist of -
the London Free Press.
His experience as
supervisor of the
Photographic Division of
that newspaper for more
than 20 years was clearly
demonstrated in his
beautiful - slides. He
showed pictures of or-
chids, rhododendrons and
countless other flowers in
Willianisburg, Virginia,
Mansfield, Ohio and
Munro, Michigan. He
particularly recom-
mended a vist to Munro to
see the orchids and
suggested obtaining an
import permit first from
-arsmoffice- of the Depart-
ment' of Agriculture and
Food.
Other pictures showed
the tulip displays in
Ottawa and • Rockwood
Park in Kitchener, the
gardens in Waterworks
Part, St. Thomas, and at
Stokes Seed's in St..
Catharines.
The next meeting of the
Goderich Garden Club on
May 16 will be in 'the
school auditorium' and
will be the annual plant
auction.
gatherings Mr. Worsell
asked the 'secretary -
treasurer Mrs. Doris
Batkin of Clinton to give
her reports. Then Mrs.
Poth of Bayfield, the
membership chairman,
reported 66 paid up
members already for
1979; and the ever-
increasing enquiries for
help in researching an-
cestors, particularly if
they had been a one time
resident in Huron County.
All reports were -accepted
'as presented and this
concluded the business.
The president then
introduced the Warden of
Huron County, Mr. John
Tinney of Hay'•Township,
who gave. ,,,us. a . sm.al.l
insight into the work
involved in his position,
and offered support with
oar-Ilist-ariezt-1-wark- _ — _faellTly---( tl=lrrrowrr—for.
The Curator of the
Women's Institute, Mrs.
Nelson Reid, was. the
speaker of .the evening.
She began her talk by
stating that Walton was
in three townships, Grey,
Morris and McKillop, and
had been named after a
place in England by a Mr.
John Hewitt in 1854. By
1862 there was a general
store, blascksmith shops,
post office, iron works
and by the 1900s, three
churches, ' a doctor,
veterinarian, library and
two.hotel.s.
Mrs. Reid chose three
buildings in Walton to
talk about The Com-
munity Hall, used to be
the Methodist Church on
the 14th concession of
McKillop township and
with the help of donations
was moved to town,
owned by the Orange
Lodge. Since 1975 it has
been owned by the
Women's Institute, whit)
have built new cup-
boards, kitchen, panelled
the entrance and stage
and is constantly in use.
,The Walton Inn, as it is
now known has been a
hotel and boarding house
since 1873. It is a frame
building,. bricked over. It
also had stabling. for 30
horses., Some_,of the
owners were the Sage
their musical ability);
Fred Mil)rer - of
Brodhagen, 1.909 to 1943;
E. Fisher: R. Geese:
Mervin Jones. The
present owners are Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Holden of
Walton. The Library, the
first library was in use by
1902; financed by county
and township grants.
Since 1935 hooks have
been obtained through
the County travelling
library, and in 1946 moved
to their present location.
Mrs. Reid concluded her
talk with the hope' for
local stores and stories
and their need to be
preserved.
The Walton ladies are
to be congratulated on
their musical variety
program, interspersed
with- readings. Those
taking part were Mar-
jorie Humphreys, Stu.
McCall. Geo. Love, Marie
McGavin• and Viola Kirk-
by. The Historical display
included the,Tweedsmuir
book, a Farm book, glass,
canes, pictures, a child's
rocking chair, and one
quilt (red and white) over
100 years old, and one
white crocheted spread,
also 100 old. Both are
beautiful condition.
Lunch and a social time.
was enjoyued. Mrs.
Dorothy Grange of
Auburn thanked the
Walton ladies and gen-
tlemen for their efforts on
behalf of the Historical
Graeme
Craig
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Society. The next open
meeting will be in Hay
Township Hall, Zurich on
May 23. Everyone is
welcome.
MIXED SLOWPITCH
Anyone interested in
forming a mixed men's
and women's slowpitch
league for this summer
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phoning the Recreation
office at 524-8373.
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF FIRST MEETING
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF WILLIAM
RONALD CRICH, OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON, IN THE PROVINCE OF
ONTARIO, FORMERLY C.O.B. UNDER THE NAMES
AND STYLES OF AUBURN CARPENTRY AND HOME
MAINTENANCE IN AUBURN, ONTARIO, AND RON
CRICH HOME IMPROVEMENT IN GODERICH, ON-
TARIO.
SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that William Ronald
Crich, of 170 South Street, Goderich, Ontario,
made an assignment on the 12th day of April,
1979, that the first meeting of creditors will be
held on the 30th day of April, 1979, at the hour of
11:30 o'clock in the forenoon, at the office of the
Official Receiver, Robert Kaplan, 217 York Street,
Third Floor, London, Ontario, and that to be
eligible to vote, creditors must file with me,
prior to the meeting, Proofs of claim and, where ,
necessary proxies.
Dated at Kitchener, Ontario, this 19th day of
April, 1979.
EDWARD B. FEICK, TRUSTEE
GLENN B. DIEGEL & COMPANY INC.
151 FREDERICK STREET,
KITCHENER, ONTARIO.
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