HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-04-29, Page 31
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Liiing some of .it§ past
T-- . history -Was the order of the day
***We'se !obviously not going to draw Op affection °tone of the Oh Saturday when a reunion was
taxi companies, in town, but now that thii tail meter situation is held at the Harbour Lite Inn for
settled feel we ,have_ to give our side on the meter 'ys. no„tneteT . numerotO` ,bands . which ' ' have
controversy. Personally, we feel council's decision to abandon the - Played in this area during the
idea of installing meters in taxi cabs was not the right one. NOW late 50's through. the 60's to the
don't jump up and down and get all' excited •-• these men web put 'Present date. .
into office-tO make decisions. and in 'ail probability 'ft will work out These grotips, many of will& •
- but for our money a town the. size ()VG:Aerial needs regulated were fortned in the Goderich
tares. Mayor Harry claims we've got along for many years without area, included members of. the
them, so Why put them in now? Well, I know for sure I would feel Del Kays; the Concord's, Sugar,, ,
much better getting int g a taxi in a town. wile& 1 know the distance Foot, IVIaxirtitun '8peed, the ...
from point A to `point 13 is going to be rneaStired and, calculated. This Windjammers' ' -Anil Nobody's,
way everyone gets a' fair shake..And besides, we've got along,with Children. •
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but on those cold winter nights that indoor plumbing she looks these bands are involved in other
good, doesn't it? , ' .`C•careers today, :the reunio&
* * * . presented an opportunity for,the
** *We've got nothing" against today's music, it's great. But
everytitne We hear a disc jockey play the top 40 Tunes, we get the
shakes wondering what the bottom 40 must sodnd like."
An invitation is extended to th
detachment, between 'the hours of
police week to be heldWay 9 to 15.
Leifer to the Editor
bear Sirs:
ublicto visit the Ontario Provincial Police office, Goilerich
and 7 to 10 p.m. each day during national
2' p.m. to 5 p.m.
I received you' r notice the
other day for renevial. 1 didn't
forget the date for it always
comes due on our eldest so,n's
birthday born in' Goderich 63
years ago.
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-On account of sickness in the
home we neglected to get an
order away. 1 don't 'know how
we will
..have as I am crawling towards
my 88th birthday.
I always like to read Bill.
Elliott's write-up as we went to
school the same time, 75 or 80
years ago. The 61d -timers are
getting fewer. '
0 The best of luck to you.
E. Kneeshaw,
Meaford.
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through Saturday, May lst, 1971. .
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***Note left on our desk: "Animal Control .Officer wants to
know why no signature to letter re: Sony Dog." This letter turned
up two weeks ago and we did explain that We could and Would not
print it unless we got the real name of its writer. The writer
contacted- us, explained it and asked that we use a nom de -plume.
There is no reason whatsoever (if someone hasn't got the gumptibn
to put his or her signature on it) that we won't print a letter but we
must know who it it from. if an explanation is.in order, that's it. But
hark, it's not over yet. Here sits another letter on editor's desk. This
one is in reply to the Sorry Dog and its signed by a Happy Trained
Dog. Pulleeze realize we must have your name, otherwise the episode
will be hauled away with next week garbage.
garbage.
As our boss' keeps telling us: "If you will just shut i and listen,
I'll tell you how tolerance and understanding could solve
everything."
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***And a gal friend in our office is so dumb she thinks
cyclamates are the girls who ride around wiln the Hell's Angels.
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one local taxpayer thought perhaps we(' should get
involved with the moving of the old workshop at the Huron County'
Pioneer Museum last Saturday. It seems the building was sold for
s$50 to Art Bourdeau-and Mr. .Bourdeau with the assistance of the
Goderich pollee department and the PUC decided Saturday was the
,day to move the edifice, The lady who contacted us indizectly.just
Wasn't to happy with the building going for $50, and she also
thOught perhaps there was a bylaw in the townhall that prohibits the
moving of such buildings on a_Saturday: So, we did get involved. Our
gal Shirley contacted Museum curator Ray Scotchmer and according
.., to him he was instructed to get rid of the old 'Workshop on orders
from members of the 'Huron County property•ComMittee, "to make,
room for a new workshop." The county fathers also decided against
'tendering' the building on the grounds that the cost of advertising
would notoffset the'Possible small arnount they would get for the
structure:This seems logical. Mi. Scotchmer apparently. contacted
several persons , who he thought might be intereSted in the old considerably . less for education
workshop and, Mr. Bourdeau made his offer. The building itself was in 1971 and some will pay
built in 1955 by'lierb Neil, who was, curator at the time. We also substantially more. ' .
understand tha it was built at a very low , price from materials, ' Considerable time was spiArrt
obtained, from the old courthouse that burned': As for the lady's by board members discussing the
guess that a bylaw prohibits the moving of such things on a Saturday inequities of the system but u{ 1
- sorry, ma'rn; but you could be confusing it with a highway, conclusions were reached. It waf:,
regulation that prohibits moving structures on King's (or Queen's) agreed, . hOweve•r, there is a
highways On Satiirday. Goderich 'has no such bylaw. We hope the possibility ' that some iiitepaN ers
.k, matter is clarified. . . in municipalities .where school
. * * * , . • taxes are reduced this year may ,
***And isn't it true? Some .people say they don't want.to live to
___municipal-wittl....wii I 'I_ be '—
.never ,,know because additional
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be .100. But, t•hen-4heYzre-n-e-t-9-9=-- ---- -
_ • undertaken' to offset the Saving.
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guests to not only renew old
acquaintances but also to
provide a wide range of musical
entertainment throughout the
evening.
This was .the fourth year for:
the reunion and it, was expressed
that -in coming years newer
groups an,d former bands will
continue this annual 'get
Cogethef.
budget, is down
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technical subjects, it has put an
unusually high debenture debt
before 'the ratepayers in' Huron
who may 'have been' wiser to
transport students to Clinton.or
Wingham • rather than building
additional classrooms and shops
locally. •
Another factor in this year\
budget is the item amounting to
$ 2 3 7 , 4 5 3 representing
arbitration surpluses, .„This sum,
will be divided up between
certain municipalffles' inAHumn
who came into the couno
school system with surpluses in
1969.
,While the board of education
was not in a position to. divulge
which municipalities will receive
educational tax breaks this Yoar,
it is known • that some
mupicipalities w ill ,pay
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