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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-04-15, Page 2• e r -- T CrDERICR ION AL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL /5, 1971 ,`•utijirtm.�4nr ,A. Newfir� truck approved by c�uncii A fire truck Nrhieh Will cost the town $64,762" has been approved by Goderich Town Council and -will be ordered f j • delivery . Althoughin1972t)aere ,was a. lengthy„ • etisculsicnn'led by Deputy -reeve .(''Dave Gower ,and Reeve, Paul. Carroll who were opposed to.the timing of the .decision to � »>V„1t base a £,ire kr ctl� :a.•'<e .c at:4,0;,, vote s Towed that ali'members-v:t .— coul>,cil f cept Gower ' and Carroll were in. favor of placing' the order flow. c k The Goderich Treble Singers are preparing for a Spring Concert to be presented in Clinton April 28; and Goderich May 11. ^! (Photo by Bob Legg) County wants money used local leve B' a show of Iiands at the March session Of -Huron County ----Council. members showed they preferred 'to use the X50,000, available to the county through the k provincial -municipal employment incentive program at the Real ,lexel: One dollar for every resident(' in Iluron County is ,available, upon successful application to the Minister of Municipal Affairs to hire unemployed persons or individuals, on Welfare who are able to. work. Treble Singers director, Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington and president Mrs. Stewart Knight, both • of - Goderich, preparing for._the-.choir's fo.t hcoming_presentation in Clinton and Goderich. A program, designed to 'k"curb excessive algal growth in Ontario' waterways while stimulating recovery in existing• problem areas'has been launched by, the Ontario Water Resources Commission. ' T''h�e program, incorporating a ^ timetable, requires tike` .itallation of' facilities capable of removing a, minimum of 8.0r�' of -phosphorus from sewage at municipal and institutional sewage treatment plants throughout the province. Phosphorous is one of the essential • nut•ients for algal growth, and reproduction. Extensive study conducted in Ontario and elsewhere ' has d e„t,•e it m i n e d that t h e introduction Of. phosphorus into waterway'sin excessive qu a',tities ' .,,.cw.an... trigger -'developrrl�nt. of undesirable algal ,conditions. Excessive, algae l d' ao a 'deterioration in tlie`gt t 'v of aquatic life by draining oxygen• from the water, interfere with water supply systems and recreation and pose , many.,, nuisance and esthetic problems. According to the timetable, the 'facilities are 'to be installed by the end of 197,3 at treatment plants in -the Lake'Erie drainage basin and at 'many points .in Ahe upper Great Lakes, inland recreational waters and the Ottawa River system.. December 31,, 1975, his been set as the final date for commencement of operation of these facilities in the Lake Ontariobasin. Treatment for Tiosphorus will be required at ,'other plafts as localized' conditid'ns dictate. a":1 Cost of theprogram, to the end of 1975, is estimated at $40' million by which time it 'is e,'p'ected over,200 municipalities will' have installed facilities. FUSS! I'he necessity tor reducing the amount of' phosphorus entering the lower Great Lakes system to the lowest" practical' level has been ,stressed. by the, International' 'Mint Commission. • Niunicipal sewage represents., by. far, the greatest contributor of phosphorus.. Apiir"oximately 2, 3 of 'the phosphorus entering Lake Erie is from municipal sources. SHOIN 11:0P PERFORMANCE N 1971 *.o PL4 4/T G -HYBRIDS RONALD ' BAER ^`A fire. truck is necessary," stated (,ower, also chairman of finaiwe. "No One. will deny that. But it is not compatible to, the budget at this time." .Councillor Deb Shewfelt pointed out that the last time a, quote was repeived on the pric.o of a new fire truck — about two years -ago — the price had. risen about $10,000 from $55,000 to ,hili•1,70'? -�� , "I'm in favor of deciding now," stated' Shew felt. Co'uncillor Reg . Jewell concurred, saying, it was "high time" new fire fighting equipment was purchased. "We have a dedicated fire crew and poor equipment,", said Jewell. Councillor A,Etj."--Giesbre'cht said tale town fully intended, to.µ- buy a fire truck and thought the • order should be placed as soon as possible'for delivery in 1972. `'`t arra not against °buying:' a 'fire truck,. argued} ('ower. "1 want that clear.. But the budget announcement ELMER McCLINCHEY situation is such that it could be detrimental, to the t„ ,x situation this year.” Reeve ;Paul Carroll told. council he was fully agreeable to the purchase of a new tire truck but .felt the order for the vehicle' should not ,he made "at this tftne" Councillor Stan Profit spoke 9. the urgenc:y..., .t.he.,.matter. nv "ThisY I.$'"not ,a..toy "tort hes ^ fellows," said Profit. "According to the fire'rnarshall's report in '1969; a fire truck has, been needed for two years. We • will not be getting 'this one until 1972. That's another year. •Everykine ,,gets the same benefit out of this thing," Councillor Frank- Waikorn noted" that .a.- decision had been put off for two years and he east his vote in favor of approving the purchase of a fire truck for' the town:of Goderich. • The. new truck will fit the fire marshall4s plans and will include, 'an aerial ladder' as well as other pertinent, equipment. Costs for the truck will be spread over a two year period. 4 Has Purchased The I BeitmIIkrStore 11i'Ir. and Mrs 'McClinchey Cordially invite' everyone to 'come out..and xh,eet•-_the 'ra(q�rxwiarG�`l`"1�111/IrTT'SJc�cca»axrtk�r, . ,� t:, ,�w:k,«rCwxwd:Lxe.Va•w. AA*'r> atxstl • lir. "w�"Wltpryv e; t Letter 'to Editor Dear Sir: I 1lrish.:. M to rend ..., my subscription to your paper•. We think itis a good paper. ' Enclosed is a cheque for $6. . Yours truly, A. De'G1dV.yer, Malton, Ont. • If , the county" government wished, it could have. claimed' -•• • II. • a. countt �ti.ide pro ram. lloweve>:,' councillors • were in agreemeht that the money could be spent More advantageously at the munici al . 'p' level and - each mtiniciliality may now adopt its own ,plan, for the 'use of • the, money. 'Niel, applications most be Made by the'eiid of «„his month, The program ends at June 30. 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