The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-12-10, Page 8t 1
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Speaking personally
With Ron Price
Following° — the 1-!eleel on
Monday night There Was
suggestion made that Mr. Worsell
will be facing an "opposition'
council," when he takes office
next year. .
The talk in part has stemmed
from the editorial of last week
"A matter of business," in which
I voiced an opinion of who
seemed better suited for the job
of mayor. Those opiniots have
not changed, • but if people
believe that because of those
opinions I would be prepared to
go into the next council and set
out to oppose Mr. Worsell, they
are in for a disappointment.
For any member; of council,
this one, the next one or any
other, to set out to oppose one
member of that council on
principle is to deny the people
of_ the municipality , the
government they deserve and,
hopefully, if they have enough
interest, expect.
Mr. Worsell was elected by a•
majority of the electorate, an
electorate that all members of
council must serve, whatever
their. personal feelings are about
any of the members.
It follows also that agreement
may be hard to accomplish at
times, but men are individuals
and have individual reactions to
certain stimuli. What the
reactions may be remain to be
seen.
There are people also who
believe that members of council
known to be on friendly terms
with me also will oppose Mr.
Worsell, because of that
friendship. I also know this too
to be untrue.
After -'eight years of sitting at
council meetings week after
week I have been able to acquire
a c certain amount of knowledge
of parliamentary procedure and
municipal law. I hope to be able
to put that knowledge to, use for
• the betterment of the town.
OPP safety hints
Motorists! Have you had your
car lights checked recently? Now
that winter's here, shorter days
mean more driving is;,°a' e in the
dark. One hazard in n'.`, t driving
Financial report
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enjoymeht of both citizens and
tourists alike.
Finally I would like to take
this opportunity to express my
gratitude to the mayor, members
of council and last but not least
to the very capable staff at the
town hall whose help and advice
was invaluable.
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By Mark Russell
Evetyy person has a dream '
Be it either big or` srpall.
Its when people try to fulfill
their dreams
That they enjoy them one and
all.
The • dream is , planted in
childhood
By God's eternal grace.
And will lead you on to
manhood
Where you will take your place.
dream)11,
To make your special dreams
come true
You, must work faithfhlly and
_well
Because you see, God made this
dream
Especially for you.
Now your dream is a reality
Life is sweeter, the stars shine
brighter
Thank the one whose speciality
Made your burden lighter.
Every person has a dream
Be it either big or small
Its, when people fulfill their •
dreams •
That they enjoy them one and
all.
Minor Soccer
Association
_Hold banqi'etin1Legkn Hall
A banquet was -held for soccer
players in the bantam division of
the Goderich Minor soccer
Association in the green room of
the Gode,rich Legion Hall on
November 25. •
Guests at the banquet
included, Legion president
Harold Chambers, Coun. Reg.
Jewell, chairman of parks, and
Coun., Paul Carroll who was the
guest speaker.
The . boys consumed a
multitude of hot dogs„ and
chocolate milk., '
Winners over the past season
were presented u with their
trophies. Tom O'Brien,
Victorian team captain receive
the Championship - trophy on
behalf of his team mates. He was
also the recipient of the Best-
Defenceman award.
-Lion right winger, barmy
Duncan received the trophy fin,
having scored' the most goals in
1970. The Schneider trophy was
won .by the Lion soccer club this
year. Team captain Ron
award for
Sowerby accepted
the Lions
Then it was the turn of Larry
Donnelly, co -captain of the
Victorian team to step up to
receive the Legion Cup,
Two new awards were
presented this year for the first
times These awards are for
Sportsmanship. They are for
boys who in the opinion of all
the coaches display ability, clean
play, and all round effort. The
winners of these awards were,
Kevin Merian i of the Lions, and
Ken McPhee of the Knights,
The Goderich Minor Soccer Association held its annual presentation banquet recently with awards
being presented to many "team members. From the left are Ken McPhee, Larry Donnelly, Ron
Sowerby, Kevin Meriam, Danny Duncan and Tom O'Brien. -Staff photo.
IS RED & WHITE
is travelling at a speed too fast
for the range of your headlights
and not being able to stop in
time if necessary. Remember to
keep night speeds within the
range of your headlights . . .
Don't drive into trouble!
Motorists! Planning to get
your 1971 licence plates early
this year? Well, ' • 're avai, . ble
now. The Ontan . 4, s ep . ); r ent
of Transport rennin: -,,• u that
there is no change in. the
schedule of fees this year. Don't
wait until February to get your
1:971 Licence Plates . . Get
them early and avoid the long
line-ups.
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at Christmas
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