HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-05-07, Page 11BANK MANAGERHUGH. SPRING
TRANSFERRED TO (SPANOLA
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,Bank of Canada at 'Goderi h for
the past 71,;; years, Hugh Spring
has been .appointed to Manage
the bank's branch at Espanola,
Ontario. Now on •a holiday trip
to Virginia with his wife • an•d
son, David, a student at the
University of. Western Ontario,
he will be back in Goderich an
May 19th. After a week's stay
here from' that date 'he will
proceed to his new post at
panola, Mrs. Spring will re -
)in on in Goderich until such
a- time as housing accommoda-
tion is secured at Espanola.
Mr, Spring is no stranger to
Northern Ontario since he came.
to Goderich from Wawa, north-
west of Sault Ste. Marie, in
December of 1956 where he
had been branch manager of
the Royal Bank.' '
Since Gaming to Goderich,•
Mr. Spring has been quite ac-
tive in community affairs. He
is a Member; of the Goderich-
�,. _ Linens .Club-and.sexared.as..lxPas..
urer of the Liens Young r Caw
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Storm Rages Over Proposed _Hiring
Of Aquanauts As Beach Lifegurds
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Goderich Town 'Council was lishing liaison with Huron > m- ees to meet the course require-
ments.
Mr. Palmer explained :o coun-
cil that, as a member of the
Ontario Underwater 'Council,
the RCAF Clinton Club is charg-
ed with investigating all water
accidents involving underwater
equipment for the 0n.
He said that he was 'protect-
ing my. own neck" in making
the warnings. Iftrouble did
develop at the harbor this sum-
mer because of the inexperience
of the boys, ,he said, he would
be answerable".
Deputy Reeve , Reg Jewell
commented that the 'Goderich
beach is the safest on the Great
'Lakes with a gradual slope, no
holes, and no undertow., He
said he was more concerned
with the toddlers getting into
trouble in the shallow water,
than .the swimmers diving off
the piers, For this, he said,
1i=fegaards-•-riced+;fottly,st rang_leg.
power to get Them to the child
quickly.
Councillor Harold Shore
agreed with Mr, Palmer that i•t
was wrong to call the patrol
"lifeguards." Deputy Reeve
Jewell said the boys, if and
when hired, would be clearly
identified as "beach patrol." ''"
Council made the difierentia-
tidn that it was a responsibility
to provide lifeguards at ,the
Judith Gooderham MenWrial
Swimming Pool, because it
charges admission, but that
rebuked •F'r'iday, 'May 1, for con-
sidering the hiring of the Blue -
water Aquanauts as a beach
patrol. • , be
John Palmer, past • president
of the RCAF Clinton Scuba Div-
ing Club, told cau.ncil the Aqua-
nauts must be restricted from
lifeguard responsibilities at the
harbor and restrained from div-
ing in the Goderich area be-
cause they have no training or
qualificatiQ ts.
He charged that ' the •co▪ -found-
er of the club, Jim „Bridle,
"can't even swim," This, Mr.
Bridle later • emphatically de-
nied.
HUGH SPRING "It seems to m,e you're hiring
so•nieone who's incompetent and
seta Week committee 'for six .thisis wrong;" said Mr. Palmer.
years. Ile has also been tress "Th:' • sporty, �is dangerous and
urer of the Huron Advisory .for their oWn sake they should
Board .of. the C,N.I.B., and' of the be restricted,"
St•::>altr A-mhttiaa•nee•.sseeiation-M.i••.._Palalet said-r.li.e.----vv.:auld-
w s one rather s.ee Y copuoncilfY abandon a
An ardent curler hc, a
• e ... is r ratn at harbor
rat r a t
beach than hire the Aquanauts.
' IIe disputed the use of the
term lifeguard" to describe
the boys.
1'eat)'inLrrtb v i iianed- Mr.
Palmer but took no immediate
action. •
-Al' TEie%iTh'ieiCflii ; the Aqua-
nauts offered to undertake life-
guard duties in return, for the
purchase of a scuba air "tank
compressor. Council.,, agreed in
p'r.inciple 'but has not. yet com-
pleted negotiating a formal
agreement. ' The club is estab-
N� .
urgency Measures Organization
as an underwater emergetcl
rescue team.
- Mr. Palmer said he intends to
swear Out" an affidavit against
the club and to discuss the
"situation with Ontario EMO.
Councillor Robert Hays said
the affidavit• would not involve
council or have power over it.
"But they'll be out, of EMO,
I can guarantee that," M'r.
•Palmer replied.
- Counter Charges
In commenting latenr on Mr.
Palmer's charges, �, W. Stuart
Forbes. Huron EMO co-ordin-
ator told The Signal -Star Mr.
Palmer , had many of the facts.
wrong.
"Before any of these, fellows
will be integrated into EMO
they will have 'tc1, be ,properly
trained -,---they know, it and Pal -
!nor knows it," Mr Forbes said.
. • "The Emergency • Measures
Organization is very interested
in these fellows.. They have to
be fully trained, acceptl'd• by
EMO and properly organized
before they are given respon-
sibilities. We're giving them
every kind of help."
Mr. Forbes said Dr. Jack
Leitch will be giving the Aqua-
nautsi'nstruction in the use of
an inhalatag that - the Lions
Club is supplying for the dock
area. The London Red Cross
is .arranging courses in water
safety and the Huron Medical
Officer of Health, Dr. R. M.
Atdis, will give • a first aij1
of the originals who promoted
the idea of • a curling rink in
Goderich which ultimately• led
to the building of a new- curling
rink • at the Maitland Country
Club.
Mr. Spring's sucessor at Gode-
rich will be J. n. Davison of
Pet e rlsoro-u'gh;--Ontartp:_ ._._W..__..,
As .a proportion of the adult
female population of Canada,
the number --of women in the
labor farce increased from 16
per cent to nearly 30 per cent
from 1911 to 1961. •
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AUB'<URN.-tM.rs. rxenk Raith- 'Dleanery bangt,tet: i, l Gpderich
by _ attended- the , Vocation
Cb u eh school sessions held at
1VIcMaster -University, Hamilton,
lton
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Wednesday of last week.
A large crowd 'attended the
bridal reeeptioh in the Auburn'
Coammuni•ty, Menioriel Hell. A
present,aticn of a purse of
money was made. Douglas M.c-
Leod made the presentation. •
... A.Y.P.A.
• Miss Carole Brown was hos
tress foe' the A.Y.P.A. meeti
The president(, Floyd Sm
read the Scripture. Rev.
Meally gave an interesting ac-
countof Dr. Barnardo'Who help-
'ecl' for many years to make a
home for boys. The minutes
were read by Judy Arthur. The
members decided to attend the
h,
course.
Mr. Palmer told council that
h e .an•d- hen µ•Stewart;--chreI i•n'
structor of the -RCAF club had
organized a . eulia instruction
course at GDC! last year: How-
ever, he said, Only 12 of the re-
quired 15 trainees turned out
to the first meeting, and only
s•ix, to the next. The course was
cancelled. • 444
Jim Bridle, past president of t
the Bluewater Aquanauts, com-
mented ,that last year the club
without responsibility at the
beach, protection is only a gra-
tuitous gesture.
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grounds and paving 1.0 front of
the new hall. , l lc. Arthur
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