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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-04-16, Page 17-a4 • • 11116 f 1 • ; (0) Palmerston street frons Britannia' Ifoad. to Blake—'Street. (u) Hincks Street from Eritannia.Road• to Blake Street. St. Patrick Street from. Waterloo Street to Wellington Street. Colborne Street from Cotrr.t House Square to Waterloo Street. • 11 Nelson Street from Victoria Street to Waterloo Street excepting at the intersection of North Street. Montreal Street from Court House Square to Waterloo Street and Elgin Avenue. Anglesea Street from Victoria Street to North Street. (v) Bruce Street from North Street to Waterloo Street, PART V -- FIRS ENGINES, SAFETY Z NE AND SIDEWALKS, ETC a No person dial, drive a vehible.over or upon anyrsafety ione while a pedestrian is thereon or is about to enter thereon. (b) No' person shall drive'..a vehicle 'Von any sidewalk, pathway or footpath used by or set apart for pedestrians and forming part of any highway, street, bridge, boulevard or other means of public communication within the Town of Goderich. 1. • 4 (c)w No person shall drive a vehicle upon anihighway, boulevard, or footpath, pa lot' garden, or.°ether place set apart for ornament or embellishment or for public recreation within the Towyn ofl�. oderich. . No person shall drive any vehicle on any pathway or on the lawn in the Court House Park in the Town of Goderich. (d) • (e) Clauses a, b,,c or d do riot apply where a driver of a vehicle is authorized by the Chief of Police. PART VI -PARKING PROHIBITER OVER 24 HOURS No person shall drive, park or leave standing anymotor vehicle upon any street in the Town -of Goderich for a period in excess of twenty-four hours, or any tractor, trailer, farm machinery, farm wagon, farm implements, or any wheeled vehicle, notwithstanding that the same may be incapable of being moved under its own power. PART VII — LIMITED PARKING (1) When properly worded signs have been erected, no person shall park a vehicle on the streets or parts of streets . listed below for a period in excess of two (2) hours between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 6.;00 p.m. inclusive on any - day, exclusive of Wednesday, Sunday and holidays. (2) Streets or Parts of Streets (a) The Square on the outer circumference. (b) On both sides of West Street from the Square to Waterloo Street. 1 (c) On both4sides of East Street from the Square to a point two hundred arid seventy-five (275) feet east of the • intersection of the°Square"and East Street., 444., I• (d) The east side of North Street from the Square to a point ninety five' (95) feet north of the. intersection of the Square and North Street. , (e) The west side of North Street from the Square to a point one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet'north of the • ,•mr:intersectiommbf he-Squareand North Street. (f) The -east side of -South -Street from the Square to a point three hundred and twenty (320) feet south of the intersection of the Square and South Street. • (g) The west side of South Street.from the .Square to a point One Hundred and Thirty -Five (135) feet south of the intersection of the Square and South Street. . (h) On the south-east side of Hamilton Street between the Square'and Newgate Street. (i) On the north-west•side of Hamilton Street between the Square and St. Andrew's and Newgate. Streets. (j) -On the north-east side of- ColbornetStreet-betweenthe-Square-and-•Church-.Street_~ , (k) On the south-east side of Montreal Street between the Square and Market Street:, ___w (1) On the south-west side of,Colborne Street between the Square and St. Patrick Street. (m) On thenorth-west sideof'Montreal Street between the Square and Market Street. (n) On the south-west side of Kingston Street between the Square and Stanley Street. •. (o) On the north-east side of Kingston Street between the Square and St. David Street. (p) Ori the north side of St. David . Street from Kingston Street to a point two hundred and twenty (220) feet easterly -therefrom.. PART VIII Whereas by virtue ,of the power vested in it by the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chapter 249, Section 379 (1):.' (105), the"Council of a local Municipality may pass by-laws providing, for the voluntary' payment 'out of Court in cases where it is ,allege,d that the parking provisions of. By-law • regulating traffic within a Town have been contravened; • ,Whereas it is deemed desirable to -institute an expedious pro edure for dealing with traffic offences; i • Now, therefore, the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich enacts as follows: y , (2) In all cases where an offence has been committed against the parking provisions of this by-law, the person so charged with the offence may within 48 hours of the time' the offence is committed pay at the office of the Clerk - of the Town of Goderich a penalty of $2.00. In com•utin: the time within which voluntary payment of the penaty for infringing the traffic by-law of the Town of Goderic may . e ma. a Sundays arid-Stn'L'i i y- Pu'1-tic-H-olidays-shall-be-eic"eluded. - (4) The Constable or other Police Officer alleging the offence shall make three copies of a notice indicating that the traffic by-law has been violated and setting forth in the said notice the time and place at which voluntary payrnent of the penalty, for the offence may be made. One copy of the notice set,forth in paragraph (4) shall be attached to- the motor car or other vehicle which is -so parked -that it infringes the traffic By-law of the Town of Goderich. In a moving offence, one copy of the notice set forth in paragraph (4) shall be given to the driver, or rider of the vehicle which infringes the traffic By-law of the Town of Goderich, one copy shall be delivered to the office of the Towp Clerk, and the third copy shall be retained-• in the Police file. • Upon payment of the penalty set forth in paragraph (2), the person so charged. shall be issued a receipt for the same and said receipt shall discharge the person guilty of the infraction of the By-law from any further prosecution - for such, infraction. The Clerk, shall, upon receiving payment of a penalty imposed for a traffic offence, notify. the Chief of Police of the Town of Goderich of the payment,and by whom and at what time in respect of whom it was made.' In all cases where a person accused by the Police of an infringement of the traffic by-law has not voluntarily paid the penalty imposed in paragraph (2), within the time set forth for payment, a summons shall be issued to compel his attendance before a Magistrate or other Justice of the Peace for the County of Huron to .answer•to`the said • charge. - • 1.. •Any person who unlawfully removes from any vehicle the notice of infringement of the traffic by-law'fixer1 to it ,.by a Constable or other Police 'Officer, shall be guilty of an offence and may, upon conviction thereof before a Magistrate or Justice of the Peace for the County of Huron, be liable to a fine of riot less than $10.00 and not more than $50.00, exclusive of costs, or in default, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 21 days, such fine and costs to be recoverable under the provisions of the Summary Convictions Act. 10 All penalties collected under the By-law shall be part of the general revenue of the Town of Goderich. PART IX — TRUCK ROUTE (1) Truck Route means those. streets or parts of streets within the limits of the Town of Goderich hereafter specified, where suitable signs have been erected and are on display designating the'streets as a Truck Route: 4 - 4' LA '4 Il r1 ' X' 14 rs press The annual_ :•Meeting for St. Joseph's C. W. L. was held April 6 at St. Joseph's School. Father Cassano opened with prayer,. Mrs. John Austin presided' with 34 members 'and four visitors in attendance. • The following conveners: gave their reports « , membership„ treasurer, recording secretary,,.. spiritual, corre°spondence secretary. All conveners read their annual reports. Mrs. Walter Clare, Girl Guide Convener, was appointed to the committee which hopes to form a Girl Guide Camp. , The 'catering committee was, 'formed: Mrs. Reis Miltenburg, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs Pete Vote and Mrs. Frank Riegling. Mrs. Mark Dalton and Mrs, Eugene Frayne are to serve "a Meal on Wheels to the Martin family, e.. Miss Kathy Hagan, a'member of the Youth Club, whowas sponsored by St. Joseph's C. W. L. gave an excellent .report ons her weekend retreat at Oxley. She thanked the League for. sending her. Mrs. J.oe • Courtney gave a complete ; and. , infornlati'te history of the C. W. L. at Kingsbridge. The first meeting` 'was held in July 1921 -arid. two original members are still living=• Mrs. Courtney . gave the, history right up to date Which • ' took many long - .hours to compile. 'It is , hoped that this will be made •in, a book `form' which • members could purchase. Mrs. Anton Van Osch,: thanked Mrs. John Austin. for all the work She has done during the past two years, Mrs. ' Reis . Miltenburg presented a gift to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miltenburg, recent 441 GOP' RIl 'H .$tCxiiA �' TAR, THOR$DA � ; 'RIL , ►, . o A newsy:` reds. it- was accepted by'' Mors;llowing John, Miltenbur"We_.altg, Father Cassano „,quoted the fare, ne;eded-= t am -only one, but I am one. 1 . cannot do• everything, Wit / can: do something. What I can do, I oughttodo by to dtheo, graAndce of whOoat t.°oIuwghHJt d, , do. ° • -Mrs, Reis Miltenburg . adjourned the meeting, and Father closed with prayer. The elections followed.‘ Mrs., Antone. Beta Sigma Phi girls honour Diane Smith BY MARTHA'RATHBURN Regular meeting of Sorority Chapter 3171, was held at home et Mrs.' G. H. Feagan (nee Dorothy McCabe) with 12 -members. present. Minutes,treasurer's report' and standing e'ommittee- reports were given. . Early this year Ellen Connelly took over the reins of the Special Project with the C. A. S. when 'Diane Smith and hubby Arnold moved to Toronto. Diane was given a nice gift from •t S.t h all helped in any way on this worthwhile project with proceeds for their C. A. S. work. Founders Day Dinner is April 28 at which time pledge and Ritual of Jewels members and the new . executive for `70-'71, will be installed. Report -�on-_the...Spring ...Dance,. to be --held May 23 :at the Maitland, Country Club was given by Shirley Baechler, convener, who asked for a new member for her committee to take Miss Karen 'McLean's• place. I.aren-�is- taking-- special training at -Victoria Hospital in London. "Van_ asci, .president;-Mrs,-b� Howard, first, vice.pr dent; Mrs. Walter�- Clare, second vice -p idetlt Macs Mak Dalton third'vice-presideent;,Mrs.. Frank Rregling, fiord, no seer,' ary; Mrs.. John Howard). corresponding secretary; "� Mrs. Joe Courtney, treasurer. During the; social hour, -Father Cassano .pulled the draw tickets, Winners Were rug, `Miss Ther Burnie; quilt, Miss Lea Van Diepen, and towels, Mr's, Bill• �`:s Van Osch. rs. J. IN. Wallace IODE spe c, The regular. meeting• of. the. - Mrs. J. W. ` Wallace, elected IODE w$s" field April 1 at the home of Mrs. Sam Anderson, St. • -Patrick Street. A large number of members attended to°hear the well prepared and inforp ative programme. ° Mrs. John .. Stringer, Regent, carried out the business portion of the evening. A table model of the Canadian flag in memory of Josie Saunders was presented to the chapter as a memorial gift. Delegates for the convention in Hamilton April 22, 23, 24, are Mrs. L, Royal and Mrs. J. Stringer. The booklet entitled Constitution and By-laws of the LODE will be -given to each member of the order on guest ♦ mpayrnentaaf-her.fees. Mrs. , Audrey : Ormandy, ° services. at home and abroad trustee to the Huron County Board ofd Education, ; capably' ,answered the - questions presented by panelists Mrs. B,1V.l., Ross, Mrs: Paul Howe,: Mrs. A. M. • Harper and M. J. Hindmarsh. . Some of .the questions asked during , the course , of the programme were: Is the present 1 I C. B.E. system as good as the gold? How often do they meet? F, How can we voice our complaints? Is ° ' there any - co-operation between Secondary School and past secondary school in regulating standards and ° courses? How. can the community, make more use of -our schooLfacilities?..Is-there..any .-flop ehat W theiistance .:children have to.travel to schools can be secret }yam read a_thank you letter •equalized? i. . from the Cedar Point Indian Mrs. -• Wallace said , the new Children on Christian island system had not been in thankingthe Chap t for the operation long enough yet in .,,.. �. _-order-ta ive a•de€r�ite opinion.; . her Sorority rs ers who were mittens and stock. • ig cap, sorry to lose a friend and received at Christrhas. • She . said the present board valuable member. President` . Anita Swartman system was intended to equalize ,, .Sue Knudson, in Ellen's reported this •year's'Conference The Maple Leaf Chapterplan education in the counties: . absence reported on the gifts. to is to • be held in Kitchener- to put hanging baskets of _ Anyone with complaints,. the children and the ham .and fruit basket. given the "adopted Sorority `Queen' and "Girl of centre section of the ...business from a board member, state family" at Easter. the Year" to be»chosen-•before area -this year to_mark the 50th their complaint and mail it to the Dance. t Anniversary of the provincial ' the office. BarbarasMoss reported the New slate of officers elected IODE•. ° success of the recent "Hats off ♦ Mrs--4Wallace stressed • the- to heto Hats" dessert 'tea' and hat , are as follows: past president Mrs. Ron Lane was received as . importance of working together show and that 'Thank. You' (Anita) Mrs. R. Swartman; a member into the chapter. ' in the field of education. notes were sent to Mrs. president, Mrs. - Dave (Susan) Mrs- J. Leitch, Education Mrs-_ Ron Lane, Mrs.. William Humphrey of London for her Gower; vice-president (Mrs. 'P. Convener, acted as moderator Garrow,' Mrs. Herb Murphy and beautiful hats arid the lovely(Shirley) Baechler; . secretary for the programme on education Mrs. Wm Hassell °interspercedthe models• who wore them. •Special . Mrs- J. (Margaret -Jean) Craig; which% took the form of a T. V. »programme with the ever present thanks .to all who• attended and ° treasurer Mrs. J. (Verna) Kane. 'ping:- _ commercials done in skit form. Waterloo. in October, and flowers on the lamp posts in the should. get a complaint . sheet (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) No. 8 Highway. 1 - No. 21 Highway. •• Walnut Stredt from No; 8 Highway, to Maitland Road. Oxford Street from No. &Highway to Maitland Road. Britannia Road from No. 8 Highway to Maitland Road. Anglesea. Street from Victoria Street to Maitland Road. Maitland Road from Britannia Road -to Walnut Street. Salt Mines Road. - Elgin Avenue from Victoria Street to Wellington Street. Wellington Street from Elgin Avenue to West Street.,. West Street from Wellington Street to Goderich Harbour. (2), At ,the three entrances to the Town of Goderich, there shall be erected and on display a sign bearing the words "Ail Trudks`use the T Route". No person shall drive a heavy truck ii'i the Town of Goderich except in compliance with Section (1) above. (3) PART X —PENALTIES (1) Any person violating the provisions of this By-law other than the provitions contained in Sections 7 and 8 of Part IV and Part. IX shall be subject to a penalty of not more than $10.00 for the first offence and not more than • $50.00 for every subsequent offence, exclusive of costs. (2) Any person violating the provisions of Part IX of this By-law shall be subject to a penalty of not less than $10.00 and not more than $50.00 inclusive of costs.• . • Any person violating the provisions of Section 7 and Section 8 of Part IV shall be subject to the penalty provided for such violation in The Highway Traffic Act. (4) Where h penalty is provided'•ih this By-law for a first, secbnd or third or subsequent offence, the words "first", "second", "third" and "subsequent" shall relate only to offences committed in any twelve month period; By-law No. 40 of 1960 and• amendments thereof, ,No. 1^4 of 1952, No. 8 of 1951, No. 27 of 1954, No. 38 of 1960, and No. 28 of 1958, of the Oorporation of the Town of Goderich are hereby repealed. (3) The proylskiiins of this By -1 iwtshall not become effective until approved -by the Ontario Department of Transport. P READ a first and second trine this 12th da,y of March, 1970 "G. F. 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