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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-07-30, Page 8N N MILL -1415.1Wi t •4 RATE SET BY TOWIlati:P rOad insurance policies r *ere reviewed and renewed; with several additions, at the July meet. ing.of Goderich Township Council. 'The 'total insurance of $874.60 is 4wided.intO $186.17 for the gen- eral account and $688.43 for the road atcount, Alielegation from the Bluewater Beach attended the meeting for information re roadways and walks in" the subdivision. The C.N.R. informed the Council of their proposal to change the type of light and warning signs at the 14th crossing. Council agreed -to the proposal. sity-law No. 7, a by-law to approve of the expenditure of $40,000.00 for the erection and equipping of a ,two -room school at Holmesville *as given two readings -.and for - • • .,,,,,,,,,,,,,toovec,por#1.444414200405#44".{.04•Vaidist4w044440.4.644104.40.4e444:001000:40444.4"1,964041J4AtakkitiliAtest‘vgAtztP14,1AP.4100140340,444,4‘414.•::$04.191010tidhalaugio44,4060141110 • THE ,GODERICH SIGNALSTAR TRU'RSDAY, JUIJAY 30th, MO STAY AT HOME OR ROAM—BUT PrilOOSE. TOUR FAVOURITES FROM.. warded to the Ontario Municipal Board for consideratiOn. • By-law No; 8 was given •Ogee ' readings and passed, a •by-law set- ting the rate § of taxation for 1959. Following are the rates os related N. the township: General township rate, 9 mills; Township commercial rate, 11; Clinton High School, 7; Goderich 'District Collegiate Insti- tute, 8.4; School Section No. 2, 10; No, 5, 10.3; No. 8, 10.4; No, 9, 10; School Area, 12.5; Union School Section No. 2, 13;, US$ No. 12, 17; USS No, 10, 20.4;. LISS No. 8, 13.4. "'Some people will be surprised at the high rates, but it must be remembered that there will be no general school rate of 3 mills, and no grants to the schools from the Township," Mr. R. E. Thompson, Township Clerk, pointed out, .Attendance At Kingsbridge museum Heads and Mrs, Gordon Valad and soti, KLN-GSBRIDGE, July 27. Keith, of ,Durham, spent the week- , hit 11,000th Mark end at their home here, Jerry Moore and DouglaS Frayne return- . " Hui* County Piopeer Museum ed to Durham with them, to wOrk with the Highway Construction,. was host to . this year's 16,000t Company where Mr, Valad is super - visitor on Saturday, Mrs. R'"'e,, ..L., intendent, Munro, of Toronti.s. Mrs. Munro MrAnd Mrs. Len Woodley, Mary : - is the" farmer Jean Pinder, a daugh- r Darlene,and Donna Marie, are visit- ter of Mrs. W. R. Pinder and the ing at the Clifton Austin home, late Mr. Pinder, St. David street. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Redfern - -• • The, total, -for- tnis Near as of ., -'----'' -- • - ''and Davidtel Detroit, are visiting ' Sunday, July 26, is 10558, an inwith the Gilbert Frayne farnily. crease .of 3.297 over .the . total for Mr, and Mrs. Fred Courtney, of , the same day last ,ear. It seems Toronto t spent. a few days with the there is:no erica to the popularity Courtney relatives here during the, of the museum, as numerous local ppast week. ' eople visit the mu:Sethm, as well a 1. Mr, nd .Mrs. Dan Doyle and as 'those .froth other part,s of the • family, of .Detroit, are visiting with province, and tourists from the .Mrs, Edward Foley and, family. , United States.. ' Rev, Father Nolan,.Father Moss, Mr, Neill, the curator, reports and Father McMartin were recent, that although traffic at the museum • visitors at the rectory, is heaviest on Sundays, it is•-com-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and fa'mily, posed mostly of people from On- of DetrOlt, are• visiting with the • tario, just' in. Goderich' for the- Walter Clare family. aftelnoon The rest of the week, Miss Catherine . MoCarthy and the museum is host.to the tourist. nephew; William, of Detroit, visit - trade almost exclusively. He also ed with relatives here last week. reports that ti-aftic from the 1....S.A. Mrs. Martha 0:Neill and 'family is unusually heavy at..-4.lite presentvisited with her . cousin, Brother time, . ' • - . Mlley, of „the Christian BrOfhers from .. Since the season is not 'yet even 4irrgfo_entine, during the_Tos ._ ..a.........half_Aavar.,7...the.„:,,Museura_And—its_ s,:. ine-f—rfuley is on an curator,mYY be able to look for- • extensive tour after celebratinthis ward to setting even more records, Golden Jubilee as a professor. in to add to their long list of 'accorn- the Christian Brothers colleges in -' ..„.°Plishments, 'before The 'summer is different U.S. cities. finished t, ' Miss Mary Ellen O'Neill and ------- friend motored to Algonac„ Mich.. Travel eipenditures of Canadians O'Ver the week -end, and Mary visitingother countries during19oti : Martha Moore returned here with, were 3,6 -Per cent higher in 1959 them foe a visit at the Miehael than in 1958. The 1959 figure: O'Neillhome, '. - $544,000,000, . , . I Miss,Norma Miller, of -Hamilton, Miss Mary Sheridan and John O'Neill are vacationinghere, .. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Moerbeck were. visited by their daughter, Mary and family, of Toronto, recently, Mr. and Mrs: Albert O'Loughlin, Sheila and her friend, from De- ! troit. and Miss Ann Dods, of De- i troit, are visiting at the home 9f 'Mrs. Jack Kinney, . . • • Octogenarian ,. ,,Jainty '4•..TAC; " , — • • • ;•,?.7; You Owe It To Yourself to see the good, clean , Pique Attended By 51 Persons FiftS-one persons attended the llth annual picnic of Goderich ;Octogenarian Club at Goderich Pay- ilibn on Wednesday of last week. Had it not been for the hot wea- ther, the attendance would have been considerably higher. The oldest rgentleman• present was, Gavin II. Green, 96, and the oldest lAdy present was Mrs. Thomas Warrener, 92, of Hamilton street., D. J. (Pat) Patterson ath master of ceremonies. Verly.n Snell. pas- tor of the Free Methodist Church, was in charge of a memorial ser- vice and prayer period. One of the outstanding attrac- tions on the program was enter- tainer Harvey McGee, of North Bay. He sang Scottish and Irish songs; accompanied by Mrs. R. J. ' Phillips, of Auburn, at the piano. at Goderich Motors Ltd. • A-1 Condition * Al Value "It,Pays To Do Businesk Where Busirnst rs Being Done." Goderich Motors Ltd. FORD-EDSEL-MONARCH . 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Ninety years ago' as...petition urg-, ing the absorption ' of Canada by the United States of America was being circulated and signed in Montreal. This Annexation Mani- festo was supported by a group of English-speaking business men. The movement received little sup- port and ffbally died away. TRENCH EXCAVATIONS (The Trench Excavators Protection Act, ,1954 • & RegulatioxiaL. Owners or Contractors opening an'y trench trust first obtain, a permit from the Municipality in which'the work is being undertaken. SECTION 8 • (1) The sides of all trenches exceeding four (4) feet in depth shall, be securely shored and timbered with 'good quality materal, otc. SECTION 8 - (2) Trenches in solid soil and not Okceding Six (6) feet in, depth or when the sides of the trench are sloped to within fou- (4)feet of the bottom of the trench so that the sloped sides of thetrench do not have more than, one (1) foot vertical rise to each ftrot of horizontal run, need not be shored as in Sect. 8 (1). 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