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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-06-07, Page 9A 115th Year --No. 23 GQDERICH, ONTARIO, T #UR$DAX,,, JUIE 7, 1962. 2 I MRS fo 29 -unit, apartment building .at the corner of South and Pi,cton Streets were approved by Town Council on Friday everting. Work is to start on it by June 15 and it is expected to be ready for occupancy by October 15. !DNAPP[D....NANNY-GOAT YSTERY FINALLY SOLVED To Cost $195,000 the works_ committee, with Cost given Town Council was power, , E. R. Rowlands, Lighthouse $125,000. It was pointed out by street, wrote about the lack of Town Council that pie Unit price illumination provided by a tree-,. fail`e`d to conform with the shadededl,ight near Wellington town's zoning• by=law. This re- and Lighthouse. Water and, quires multiple family dwellings light chairman Jewell agreed to have an established. construe- that the location is dark, and tion cost; exclusive of the value council concurred in a' sugges- of the land, at not less than tion of the utilities manager $6,500 per unit. After looking 'that the pole be condemned and over the plans submitted by • one put in at the corner. Arthur McLachan, of Komoka, Mrs. Marie Curtis, reeve oi. Town Council called for a more Long Branch and secretary of realistic cost figure before giv- the Ontario Mayors' and Reeves' ing the project approval. Association, reminded counoih•it Alexander and Chapman, who had not paid the $35 fee, and are handling the teal estate the annual convention is tote- deal, o, be deal, have since pointed out that held June 25 -27 -in .Fort. Arthur.:: the _ total cost will run in the Mayor Fisher, extra busy • at• neighborhood of $195,00.0. There present, invited deputy reeve. will be approximately 600 Mooney to make the trip, but square feet of property, i'equir she also pleadedlack of- tjme,. ed by the zoning by-law, on- the Junk on Boulevard site where the building is to be 'A 'complaint about unsightly • erected.' The site is that of the junk piled oh a boulevard oit well-known Bill Wood's tourist the. Regent -Oxford area _ led to • cabins and residence, which will discussion when _ Councillor be aiiiirdetely.razed.-. Croft - ,e ported_ __thatit-was .in The new building will' be pat- fact on private property: terned, along the & lines of . a "I see. in , the Municipal medical centre. and will contain World," said Deputy Reeve four. -specially designed. offices Mooney, "it is possible to' pass intended for the medical and a bylaw 'requiring people to dental professions, in addition clean up private property." to the 25 apartment` units. The. _ "We .,nearly had one • once," property was sold to the build-' recalled Clerk Blake, "but there er, Arthur McLachlan, of Kom- was uncertainty as to how to oka, by Alexander and Chap- enforce it." man Real Estate. The $195,000 "The town can go on private estimate' for the building in- property to cut weeds,",remark- eludes the cost of property in- ed Reeve Walkom. volved. Councillor Hays,, a lawyer, was asked to look into the Medical Centre "private property" angle. The 198', three-storey apart- There is a traffic hazard to ment building will be surround- children at the pillars, Huron • ed onthree sides by a 15' grass- road, and also at, Currey's cor- ed area and will , feature park- ner, it was reported. Councillor Mg space for 32 cars. Built of Jewell suggested "Go Slow" cement block, steel reinforced; signs like those at the swimming faced with brick and cul stone, pool. Councillor Croftsaid the the building has been under con- sideration for the past � -six crosswalks would be repainted. A proposed contract with the months with several other pro- Mobile Animal Control for. dog- perties having been considered. catching was->>referreL to..tbe, Interested prospective • -ten- finance committee with power. ants alreadY have, enquired re- "Very few people are taking garding 40% of the actomrhoda- any heed to the notice about tion. Alexander and Chapman tying dogs up," Councillor Jewell will be in ' .charge of property noted, management and rentals. About 200. tags have been Apart from the four medical sold, up to the present. 'offices, the building will . • con- Receipt wa's announced of a tain 17 two-bedroom apartments, cheque for $1,000 from the Kins- five one -bedroom units . and men, to apply on the `agricul- three apartments with three Lural park fence. ' bedrooms ;each. • The Businessmen's Softball - •Clerk T>;easurer Blake -had -en- - -Was .-- _i. quired of . Twin Pines. Apart- ments, permission Weston, what 'was doing in connection with a . proposal brought before council at the first meeting in May, for senior citizens' accommodation. He reported that a representative of the firm .had 'been here and announced` his 'intention to get in 'touch with various local groups; including--t-he--Legio Another kind. of survey will be under{,vay in the week- of June 25,Saccording to word from Elmer •Gobles, general manager of Mid -West Development As- sociation. This has to do with industrial potentialities. • Goderich councillors would `itke-�=ta--see-fie-town-gut-pa�- rnents in e lieu of.tax s on county property, and endorsed • a re- solution from . the town of Ren- frew proposing:that the Ontario Municipal Association petition the Province for legislation pro- viding for this. For some years now, the Dominion and d Ontario governments, whose property is tax-exempt, have made 'pay- ments in recognition of muni- cipal ' services such as fire and police protection. Retarded Children Georgetown council passed •a resolution requesting that the Province make grants to schools for retarded "children,' on a scale similar to those paid in - respect of other schools This received approval. here. ' "I feel the -department of educatio should ,do.,,,something more fhliiris doing for the retarded ,oliildren schools,"„said Reeve Walkom. "They should be treated the same as any other," said Deputy Reeve Mooney,. "and given all the training they can absorb." "There is a partial- grant now," remarked Councillor Ers- kine. Percy Harrison, 301'" Huron road, appeared to complain of . surface Water .running down the. pt •, grade on that 'read • "like a lake" and washing down dirt, This has been going on, - lid:. said, "ever slat* the pipeline Was put out to the Sheaffer .pen plant." "We should pelt in a catch basin at Maple street," sug gested Councillor Croft. "It Might help," said Croft._ risen, "but catch bashes aro. 00 good when filled oVer-witi rub:. bish.' The matter was ,referred to erect a 30 -inch fence around The mystery of the wander- ing nanny goat was solved • later the same day,, Saturday, when the owner, Edgar Lohr, called at Dr. Tom Melady's office to claim his transient animal. Nanny's lost week -end began in the still small hours of Saturday morning. Tethered and jauietly grazing on her owner's property, at' Benmil- ler, she was' -kidnapped by someone unknown who snip- ped her rope and stowed the goat into the back seat of his car. . Driving to Goderich with the .frightened animal, the jokester discoveredthat un- savory., developments had transpired in the rear of his car. • Thereupon he paused and released Nanny in Court - •'house Park. From the park, the fawn - -provided �=it 3s e Gode�eh..nrineof-Sift-o Salt•Limited:�as�be�•-awa painted. • ed the John T. Ryan Ontario safety award. In i Building' permits in May, As- sessor Jessop reported, number- ed 33, for a value of $186,200. There were 15 dwellings valued - at $150,000, four commercial and industrial permits, $30,750, and alterations and repairs, 14, for $5,450. Masons Will Parade Sunday Members of Maitland Mas- the picture, from left to -right, are Mr. G,. "Rusty" Mc- Ginn, maintenance mechanic at the local •mine, holding the safety award which remains with Goderieh Sifto for• the year; Mr. John Beattie, exeeutive director of the Kline Accident Prevention Association o/ Ontario, who ,came up from Toronto to "make the presentation, and W. Gordon -Muir, general manager of Goderich Sifto, seen ,4 holding the permanent certificate of • the Ryan safety award. The presentation •was made at the Safety Award Dance, held in Harbourlite Inn, Friday night, at which' 200 em- ployees and friends shared the festivities. Photo gby R. ,J. Nephew . • :nHuron T B Association eports u0n:ir:? at 5f. Increase ' In . Chest Examinations ' George's Anglican Church on Sunday morning. The breth- ren will meet arthe Masonic Temple, West street, at 10.30 a.m. °and parade to church. An . invitation has been ex- tended to the Masons to wor it benity' the ceefor Rev. Canon K. E. Taylor, and the Wardens of St: George's Church. • STEAL COIN BOX Max Cutt, of the Red & White grocery, reported the theft of a coin box from the soft drink vend}ng machine in front of his store. The theft 'vias discover- ed early Sunday morning. Local police' a're investigating the oc- currence. • Financed entirely by its sale of Christmas Seals, 'the Huron I County Tuberculosis Association held its,:annual meeting.* .Zturx ich last Thursday.' Dr. 1. B. R. Duncan, bacteriologist, of Lon- don, spoke to the meeting on the use of antibiotics in the treatment of infectious diseases. .Reported at the meeting was a total of 973 chest examina- tions, both by the mobile X-ray unit and hospital examinations, throughout the county during 1961. This represents an in- crease of 162 over 1960. • As a tribute to T:B. control agencies; it was reported. that only an I1 average of one in 1144 patients, who had an admission X-ray, wasp recommended for sanator- ium. J. E. McKinley, Zurich, presi- dent of the association Was in charge of the meeting. Judge Frank Fingland, Clinton, is hon orary president and H. C. 'Law- son honorary treasurer. Mt J. B. Russell, Seaforth, executive secretary, stressed the idea that TB control is a community re- sponsibility. "While' we are fortunate in Canada in. having a low death rate from (the dis- ease; we must remember- that there are 6,000 new cases each colored colored goat explored the ad- jacent properties near the Public Library and finally' was discovered wandering ` along West street at 3.30 a.m. Turn- ed over to town police she eventually- 'Wound up at the dog .pound, under the care of Dr: Melady. Nanny's freedom ended with subsequent reclaiming by her owner. The,only re- membrances of her visit are the bother caused to the police and the memento left in -.the rear ' seat of her ab- ductor's Lucknow Girl Dairy Princess • .was higher than ,previous years, said Adam .McMurr;iy, et. Olin, ton, veteran secketary of the Huron Central. Agricultural So-' ciety, which, sponsors the show:: CLINTON.---In officially open• •Eighteen -year-old Joanne AI- ing the 108th . Cl.ntop Springton, of Lucknow, 'was crowned Show here Saturday, R. Gordon Huron County dairy, princess, Bennett, of Toronto, chief of the having won in d milking coot - marketing division, Ontario De-, petition over three other con- partment of Agriculture, said testants, Marilyn Marshall, of that there never has been any Kirkton, Barbara Watkins, of time that the industry of agri- Londesboro,' and Dorothy How- culture was facing greater att, of R,R. -1, Belgrave, Miss, changes, yet facing -greater op' Alton will be eligi ie to coni- • portunities than at the present. pete in the CNE p • cess coin- Mr. Bennett, a -former agri- petitions' -in Toronto later this 'cultural representative in Huron summer. The contest was sport County from 1947 to •1951, said sored, in. Huron -kr' the :.Huron that coiie of the great problems County Dairy ,.Co-ordinating in the country today is what board. • ' to do with excess food. John Reeves, R.R. 3, Clinton, Cool weather saw a slight de- president of the fair board, and cline in attendance, but the Clinton's mayor, W. J. Miller, number and quality of exhibits extended welcome to the -crowd.. In the Credit Union Your Savings Earn Police Chiefs rAu 1 � e g. 5 Police Chief Fred illinshall and Mrs. Mnshall were at .Cornwall last week .where the former _attended the annual convention of the -Chief Con- ° stables' ' Association of On- • tario. Chief Minshall ' hds an- nounced that Goderich will be the scene on August 15' of a . convention of the Western Ontario Chief Constables' As- sociation (Zone 6) when some 65 police chiefs will be meet- ing here. It is the first time that Goderich has been select- ed for such a convention. year." The president's report mentions a new activity, by the Huron County , Association, of X-raying jail prisoners who have, been found to be positive re- actors in the tuberculin test. • A total of ten prisoners has been 'Xrraiy,,ed. M. Huron County is one of seven associations served by the Beck Sanatorium of London. The Huron unit has made a contribu- tion to Beck Sairto help pro- vide a new car for transporting their mobile unit to monthly chest clinics. Misses Grace and Olive Rob- ertson have returned from Lon don after visiting their nieces, Mrs: -Harold Harloff and- Mrs. Jul Fitton. Y • ON MONTHLY BALANCE At no additional cost your SAVINGS are LIFE .Insured. _ ' . Ti '- - rd--: -the.--dramondf THIS 15 ALL A CREDIT UNION LOAN COSTS YOU Cash = Average 'Monthly Payments ou get 12 Mo. 19 Mo. 24Mo. 36 l 6 Mo. - $, . 50. $ 8.62 $ 4,43 $ 100 • 17.24 8.87 $ 6.09-. $ 200 34.50 17.76 12.19 $ ' 9.41 . ' $ 300 26.64 18.28 14.11. $ 500 44.41 30.48 23.52 $ 19.35 $ 750 0 66.61 • 45.70 35.30 • 29.03 • $ 1,000 88:83 • 60.69 47.05 38.73 $ 33.20 $ 1,500 133.25 "' 9t45 70.59 58.10 49:80 $ 2,000 94.13 77.48 ' • 66.41 When 'you are offered credit somewhere, add up all the charges you are asked to pay. Then compare with this table. 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