HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-14, Page 8.D RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971
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Continued from Page 1
V ctensively in ,, the Province 'of
Ontario in . various disciplines,'
Web • as •municipal planning,
transportation and
erfivironmentalb. engineering.
These areas of expertise give`us a
deep • 'appreciation . of .J the
problems, of a municipality as Continued from Page 1.
they ""'.affect industrial• th s. stretth of •,highway.
development. o Councillor Shewfelt thought the
"We have a large= building school signs ,would be a 'great
,group—actively engaged in_the deeerrent. to. • .drivers p7ur'Ze ..,Azt
various elements of planning, speeding,
design and construction; on staff Councillor Mrs. EISA Hayden
we have' civil, electrical and voiced •her opinion that
Mechanical engineers working -in Goderich Town Police should
co-operation with our staff "concentrate, on the danger
architects and construction zones", •
managers. Mayor Harry Worsell; advised
"As a specific example of our that the • local police . are
experience, we have recently patrolling the area steadily, but
completed a multi-million dollar that drivers seem to know when
pure foods plant, This is the the officers are gone and, "they
principal Canadian speed up again":
manufacturing facility for ''a Councillor Stan Profit noted
major U.S. Company and we that a study is to be made soon
have constructed several plants of the intersection at Britannia
for 'companies with similar Road and Highway 8 and he
corporate status."' • suggested that if a traffic light
Councillor Starr Profit was installed there, it (night
expressed surprise that former deter the speedsters. •
industrial commissioner, Dutch He 'was' told -by some of the
Meier, had not known about •this residents ' of ,Elgin Street who
company and Solicited its aid in were atte(idir g the meeting that
recent situations: Councillor Deb a determined driver and a fast
Shewfelt said it was his cur could attain "quite a speed"
understanding that the Whitby`
firm is just beginning to work
outside .its horne territory and
That may have been -the reason it
wasn't familiar to Meier.
Councillor 'Shewfelt spoke
strongly in favor of the- Members agreed
md'
that the 7matter
,� .,eom �}'. - , tia ld be turned' oter t1 E
",.x dh�s�a��lrm rtteeP�
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rose," SheVvfelt. stated, "Douglas ' ''Why aren't they (speeders)
Point hakes me think we're punished?' asked one lady. "11'
'-• going to, get,development in this
" ..area, and on this side of Orltario.
• We' .should take steps now to he
reaJy for it,"
It was expected that Mr.
Hutton, representative of the
firm, would return to Goderich
shortly for more discussion with
town offki.lk.
Elgin Are.
1911 Graduates listed
ohring 4te
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arns DRMCO
Larry Mol4ring, or Goderich, , Sandralee Baker, Randy Henry,
the son of Mr. and --Mrs, John Dianne Rodges, Richard Ball,
Mohring also of Goderich is this Helen Hetherington, Elizabeth
year attending York University- Ross, Larry Barfoot, , Marie
i,n Toronto on the first year of a Hibbert, Catherine Russell, Mark
three year scholarship he earned Barker, Raymund Hildebrand,
toromi the Doomil►ion Roads MkIrk•'Ryan, Jane Baxter, Nancy
Maoifinery Company. H'ilis', and Edward Seto,
The Cham PionLL.__l. niversity Clara diedarcl,, andulph Hillsy
• el\t.i1arsliip is given each year to". Penny.,Sheardown, Gerald. Bete,
the son • or daughter of ' a "K are n Hodges, Samuel
Dominion., Roads employee who Sheardown Margo Bettgeir,
obtai'6ys the 1ifgliest gr'adtiating '' Margaret ' H'c dgbs, Sue' 'Simons,*
mark from Secondary School- Faye Bradley, Marsha. Hodges,
and is going on to attend Mary. Louise Simpson, Dennis
University. Bricker, Ronald Hodges, Gary
N1r. Mohring graduated Sitter, Darnel Burns, Anne
recently with ' an a Honour Hopkinson, Gregory Smith,
Graduation •Diploma from the, Jennifer ('adman, Linda
Goderich Secondary School. Jefferson; Lynn Snider, Cynthia
. Other Honour Graduates this -Campbell-. Patricia Jenkins,
yea,r'were, ° Cheryl Stewart, David
Patricia Adams, Ian Harper, • Carruthers, Hobert Jerry, Brock
Dawn Prest, ,Headier Allen, 8t1msoq, Larry t hamney,
Judith Jenkins, Maureen Jeannetta Johnston, Andrew
Reaburn, Susan Bisset Bruceit Stinnissen.Elizabeth Cochrane,
0,)I-1 n s t o n , Murray '4 Rivett, Blake Joneand Bruce Stoll. •
Mary -Jean Blue, 'Judith Kerr, ,Robert Coulter, Trudy
Lee Ryan. Vicki Chase, Valerie Kernighan, John Strigh"t, `Kevin
Lee, David Warr, . Marlene Cox, Judith Kerr,- Stephen
Connelly, Wendy ,.Looe, Miriam, Stringer, Brian Craig, Cynthia
Weigand, Jennifer- Cook, Dale Leeking, Karen Such, James
N1 a c C r o s t ie a n d Janet Daer, »way ne Linner, Christina
,.,._Westbrook, S u d y k, Kenneth Davidson,
trc5rn the corner at Britannia Denise Dalton, Qrcgory George Lubbers, Janet
Road and highway 8 it' that was. Nlarksun. Wr11lam Westbrook,. Sutherland, Eugene De Jong,
the intention, Elizabeth Durst, Melady, Marcia Lumby, Michael 'Tafeit,
Some spectators as' Heather Whitely, Karen East, Rosanne Denomrne, Senga
council 'to give considerate n to Larry, Nlohring, Patricia Wilkin, MacDonald, Kathryn Taylor,
a caution • light on the curve. Linda Faulkner, Janice Palmer, Darlene Draper, Robert Macey,
later 1Villiams, Gordon Fisher,. ,Larry Thurlow, Allan Drennan,
area Pal e, r' •' Wraith, RandyMachan, Bradley
?Vanc�j' Ginn; Alastair Pfrii) Van tone, Carol Duckworth,
Susan ° Youngblut, Daphne °14athi Maks • and Raymond
Graham, and Lawrence Yule, Volland, •
-
Jeanette Ainslie, .Nanc•y' Susan Duckworth, • Eldon
Glenn, Marianne O'Keefe, Brian • McClenaghan, Paul -Warr, Gerald
Allen, Christine Grafton., Durst, David, McConnell, Brian
Suzanne Paquette, Brenda ..Westbrook, Peggy Dustpw,
Shelley. ( .range, Gerda Potzel, - Robert Nfc,C ill , . Elizabeth
-Mark Arthur Cheryl Han)ilton, Westlake,:Rosemary Eedy,' Susan
Lynda •Reinha•rt Stuart Asher, McKee,'Kenne''l.h Wett]aifer Jane
N4 i chael i-lanlilt(in, Kathyrn Eendenburg, ..Nancy N1.cKellar,
Robertson, Kevin. Austin, Peggy Ruth Whitten, Heather Elliott.,
Iianly., Burton Robinson., Lisa McLean: Jdanne Wildgen,
it is against the law to, go too
fast, why aren'1bhey punished,?':
Council had no satisfactory
answer to the query.
Bill 'Davis campaigns
continued from, Page 1.
Mr. , Davis was in Winglam
momi'nt, at least, the local during a one day. tour of Western
option will still decide . on 'Ontario that saw him in Owen
matters regarding liquor licences Sound 'as well, In addition to the
in :each' •comrriuni,ty,''' Mr. Davis press conference and the taping
was replying to • a question. of a Public Affairs program at
Concerning communities, such as t' K.N.X„ _.tire Prime Minister
Owen Sound, who -have voted to dropped ,into Progressive
remain dry repeatedly during L'onservative campla•ign
p.ast years. headquarters at Wingham and
M•r Dais also. indicated• that addressed an enthusiastic
the Conservative „government gathering of Progressive
was considering the possibilities Conservative supporters there.
of retailing beer through-ou.,tlets Candidate for the. Progressive
Other than .the • present Conservatives in the riding, Lou
arrangement of government Boyce, was also .on hand and
operated stores. but noted; `'`The both "the candidate and the
systema has worked... very Prirne'Minister spent some' time
efficiently:and still is,"' - shaking handsoand• talking with
`'We have not totally -rejected: s supporters,
the idea of a government 'Mr. Davis signed an
Ombudsman," r. • Davis said, . impressive number of autograpl:s
•• ;�1"but there are still matters. in and also talked for some -time
relation to this position• that— with two Wingham high school
'need consideration." :,tudents who . were • on hand
Theo provincial leader representing_ thg •school
indicated that it was his feeling • newspaper and the students.
the establishment A of . such" -a , The Dav,is tour of Western
system could lead to another Ontario started 'with a, pancake
layer in an,,already over grown breakfast in Exeter that got
bureaucracy of' government and
stressed that the, local member
of the house was still a voters
best route in - having problems
:.looked into.
'"Higher taxes can, perhaps,
be avoided," Mr. Davis said, "by
a better arrangement of,
provincial - Federal tax sharing
of responsibilities to improve the
overall economic situation."
under way at. 8:00 A.M. A.
moderate croWd« of supporters
turned but and talked with Mr.
Davis and `'Huron candidate
Charles,' MacNaughtor., . IVlirtister
of 'Transportation,,, and
Communications, From J;xeter,
the group travelled by bus t
Wingham and then on to Ow
Sound before flying back
Toronto Friday evening.
award
William Erm)ey , Ronald McPhee,
Mary Wilkin, Susan Erb, Gaye
Meru and David Williams.
' Brenda Feagan, Mary Ann
Millar, Carol Willis, Bruce Fisher,
Barbara Miller, John Willis,
Gayle Fisher,. Nancy Miller,,
Priscilla Wilson, Richard F'islier,
Shirley Mohring;. John .:Ys�ung,..
Paul Frayne, Sherry Moore,
,Cheryl 1'oungb1ut, Diane
Gauley , 41'4ly Nelson, Susan
Yuungblut, Laurie Ginn, Patrick,.
O'Brien, Linda Glenn and
Connie Oke, Brenda Andrew,
Glenn Green, Jlalnes Reaburn,
So far this year, there have
been 131 building permits issued
by the town office representing.
building totalling $910,794, For
-the sane period last year, there
were 91 permits issued for 'a
total of .$899,650.
At last Thursday's regular
meeting of council, cord
Crawford •of (lord's Sports was
on hand to show plans for his
propq,sed• new building ,at 211
Bay field Road. Council granted
permission for the all -steel and
cement building to be
constructed, with, Councillor
Stan Profit adding a word of
'praise for Craw ford's
consideration to erect such
fire -proof business stand.
Councillor Frank 'Walkom
ceportcQd that . the Maitland
Valley Conservation • Authority
was'"int?rested to a point" in
Notes From the Council Table .
Mayor Harry Worsell has
proclaimed that next week,
,October 17 to 23 be Children's
Aid Week in the Town Sot'
Goderich.
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'Fax arCears in the town of
Goderich amounted to
$18,535.57 as' of September 30
with '$11,635.38 uncollected as
QC: lie. same..date lasG..year,
"There's no answer except
they're.not paying their taxes,"
said Clerk J. Harold Walls.
The final instalment of this
years'"hakes is due at the end of
this month, it was noted.
* * *
Rotary hears
Mormon pair
On October 5 Rotary , Cl}rb
was visited by • two young
.crusader~ of the Mormon faith,
Elder'J, S. Fountain' and Elder S.
1), Stephens. These two young
gentlemen are on a two year
tour. self-t'inanced,,,spreading the
gospel' of the Mormon scriptures.
Elder Fountain related the'
founding of the Book of
Mormon from the time of the
Apostle ....John, to the Prophet
Morrison, to the. Prophet Moroni
depositing the gold plates in Che,
hill •.• „Crlmorah to the 19th
Century Prophet Joseph„ Smith
who translated• the_.gold plates
into the 'current Book of
a
Square.and some publicity about ,around it. The tree at McGee'.s
Goderich are now ready for garage must come down and the
distribution. Company's sign will be erected.,
They are 'available• at the inside the sidewalk.
town hall and would be ideal This decision was reached,
favors for service clubs and other - council learned, after careful
organizations in. • Goderich study by the councillors
wishing to promote the town involved.
when there are visitors present.
Council learned there has still
been no reply from the federal
department ` ol, transport
regarding the Ferndale incident
when the freighter was reported
to have- putnped black bilge
water into th '0harbt r • -- •-' -
'Tllere seeins to be no way
* * *
A letter from the Ontario
Department of Agricultureand--
.Fo odd regarding plans, for
construction of a dog pound was
set aside for two weeks.
• Council admitted interest in
the matter 'but preferred to
delay discussion of the matter
until a -•later date, '
REPORT
In their weekly, statigtical
report released on Tuesday the
Goderich Detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police report
only two motor. vehicle
accidents oh area roads in which
injuries were • sustained to
persons involved. •In all there
•were eight mishaps but the other
six resulted in- damages to the
vehicles involved only:
Monday October 4 on
resulted .to both` vehicles
both drivers suffered injuries in
the crash. ,r
In all, officers of the local
O.P.P•, detachment patroled
6,888 miles of highways., and
other roads, in the area and
logged a total of 787 duty hours.
Officers also investigated four
thefts, two break and enters and
five occurances under the
criminal code the report lists
and
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N1(>rnloll, about" 1o(Ir acres of• land warn n r' b }' + �: :"�'� '. . rsv+' xk'��
l - H" laws.' ,v. „.. "ass, e
E,ic�er 8tepi9c�rrs spoke, further.,,.- ,-•�.�����r... �� _ ��
,,, tire:41'n:vCrty ort-Goderich—AOI ge ,Ike' . 'C odel'4r l ,ioitin: Emaa of Vie. �St:• •were raid, in all; 11, under the.. �°
on are N1Orinon teachings. and ,y
held. • an open- question ''and`
,answer, period, The topic was
most interesting to. the members
in attendance.
Social
Mrs, 1. Papernick spent the
holiday weekend with „ her,
0•°1 lr g h t (! r t"' r a nc e s in
Gra%enhurst, Ontari�a.
Maitland River in•,the Vicinity of
the former dump,
Councillor Walkom. claimed
th'e area was a "terrible place to
be within the town .limits'' and
noted that if arrangements could
have been made, earlier this
summer, the SWEEP crew could
have "been there for a week"
Books of paper matches
bearing a, picture of thL' Town
Clair_ Hotel in Sarnia str,uck a Highway Traffic Act and six
cow on the 'roadway. under the Liquor Control Act.
Considerable damage was ,done In other activities officers
to •the vegicle he was driving and conducted two safety talks at
Emack suffered injuries to his two different schools involving
back in the, collision. , --about 30 children.
' On highway No. ,8 just east In general :duties . the
of Saltforrd Bryan Godkin ;of' detachment answered ' nine
-R,R. 4 Walton and John Bennett, req uests for assistance,
of R.R, 6 Goderich were conducted three prisr escorts
involved in, a two car crash on and- registered 'a total of eight
Saturday October 9. Damage •ccinvictions in provincial court,
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