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Goderich Town Council heard
'• two delegations last Thursday
evening -at its regular meeting.
The first spokesman was J.H.
MacDonald representing .Ideal
Supply, Huron Road. MacDonald
said that "due to increase in
business in Goderich" the
'companywas applying for a
building permit.
Construction'. MacDonald said,
is slated to begin the second week
of June.
No decision was reached in the
matter, however. MacDonald and •
Printing staff at the Signal Star were at work last week install ing the.
fourth unit -to' the company's offsei press.. The addition increases'.
printing capacity of the press from a 12 page metro or 24 page
Goderi
The Goderich Municipal Police
Department had a busy week:
investigating accidents on town,.
streets over the past weekend
with six separate' mishaps,
inviilvfrig "'12' vefiTC 'es; •b ing
reported.
On May 16 n total of $275
damage was done when a vehicle
drivenby Warren D. Moland of 128
Eldon street locally was in
collision with another driven by
•Donald J, MacMillan of 200'
* Widder Street in Goderich as the
tabloid in one pass to a 16 pagemetro or 32 page tabloid. Signal Star
'publ isher R.G.Shrier values the new equipment, which is now in full
.operation, at, $20,000. —. staff photo
Lelters...
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subscription, and about a month
early for my own. This seems to
me a reasonable compromi,Se,
and I trust it will will .b e
satisfactory to you,
Yours very'rtruly:
Harold B. Stevens
Dear Editor;
• Enclosed please find a cheque
for 8 dollars for subscription to
be renewed for another year.
Many thanks. t interesting
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MacMillan car backed out •of a scrapes, .and , bruises were
driveway at the, Public Utilities • suffered by the t�'o when they hit
building. The Moland car suffered the pavement after flying off thc�
$250 damage and the MacMillan. motorcycle and through the air
vehicle $25 • but. there were no for 18 feet.
in}trre:... In addition `3!10 damage was
• On May 19 a second two car . sustained to the motorcycle •'as'
collision occurred involving well as $250 to a • car driven by
vehicles driven by Corm Edna Wilfred Alex Scott of 2139- Hilton
Driver of 15 Elgin Avenue West • Road and $100 to a car driven by
and Hudson Robert Warr of '4,0 Briap K. Rumig of 35 Victoria
Victoria Street south in Goderich. Street in Go(jlerich. Police say
The Driver car was making a That Rumig' was stopped in
left hand turn off Victoria Street. 9 preparation to make ,ay left turn
facing north, when it was struck • into the Canadian Tire Store on
by the second car,. owned by
H.O.Jerrv. There was $500 in IrloderaoT is
drtmage•donetothe Driv.er. ca.r,and,„;, ., ,.,. ,...-W .._...., _ ...�:._._. �.� .
The: Btu
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eating
from it all
his associate's plan to speak t o pseudo -park just as well for, a
residents within a 200 -foot circle' Once a year it does the cockles, its successful debut in' Paris,
of their business to determine of theheart good to pack up,` drive while Charles Lindbergh calls for public tennis court? -
their reactions to the possible
off and investigate • someone and gets help in the Tasaday rain
x cord Crawford represented the
g D'Arcy's budget with something Tri province Ohio claims that of thmde so if them. '1 they made many 4
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Thoilht of the Da 'he
addition at the rear of the present else's worries. We had some good forests and the North Vietnamese Department of National avenue
building. , ,headlines to send us off, what with pour across the DMZ into Quang must have loved poo "people --
softball league in town and asked bad for everyone, except the 745 ' persons kilned in auto would hate tosay 'belonged to the -
ration that won the Moon but .
Huron road when e m y
apparently hit the Cook car from
behind driving it into the Rumig
vehicle.
A parked car owned by Michael
Sims of London 'suffered $150
damage.when it was apparently hit --
by a. second car driven by John D.
Robertson of Napanee. • The
accident occurred on the Square
at 4:00 a.m. onthe morning of May
21, The Sims car was parked at the
time. The Robertson car' suffered
$125 damage.
Prov-mcta1 Government crashes, only 28 wore• seat belts. genii
that a warning track tie permitted
close' to the outfield fence at Members; Irish Protestants In 1970 it was claimed that 3500 lost the Earth". James Dickey.
Agricultural Park. He said the uniting against Whitelaw and persons were saved by same seat Ashley Cooper writes: "I•suppose
fence which stands about three- Westminster; Chicago police belts. • ' you heard about the near-sighted
feet high. is dangerous to hall killing more in eight months than Met some new friends'hailing old lady who bought tate April
players ch i siri'g flyhalls. He said any other five U.S, cities. And so from the ski.' slopes of ,Lake Cosmopolitan because she
Hu! warning track would notify to the U.S. Customs at Lewiston Placid,. N.Y. where they were thought • the centre -fold was a
players they .i re gett'ng near the where they had been apologizing using a cross-country ski 'with design of an Afghan rug". They
fence and to l ewar?. for holding up tourists while fish scales ' on the underside to say the lawyers' favourite at the `
drugs.
bl walk up
J srching for , enable youtolk hill.,These local Eatery is Split -fee soup.
. Th e..tTi arttf r':,�• as r ef,�r.�,edd..•ta.�.,h.e .-_ ,,,,,_ea
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public wot ►.s committee of
T•fie lfOlicT y1Iouses on the New _ . same'friends- personified- the••. -Life-Ls wrist slashing- montes; -.-• .-..M.
courrciL York Throughway serve just as kindly heart of the American, for Finding a sign on the lot next door
The matte f the founfain in the-rndigeshyrle~fare-as-of yore -•but 'tey-ha pperted-m,-thei•o-v'n saying: x tor new—Tennis--------- '"
the discovery of ,the day was that house a Korean lad with an again brought the anti -pollution device on the insatiable ambition to possess an y g:
memory of former town clerk Court."
Sherman Blake was. A
1 9 7 2 model a u t o h a d American doctorate. This he • April 23. Watched those two
to council's attention by. most energetic and inquisitive
Councillor Frank Walkom: Nick satisfactorily bled it of any eventually achieved. First the astronauts cavorting about on the
Hill., Huron "County ..Planning worthwhile acceleration for. bachelor, then the• master and
passing cars.' Mileage was 2 finally the doctorate: Now he has moon:
technician, will �e contacted P g y
concerning the project. .A m•p•g• lower than with the 1970 secured a good teaching position The usual pilgrimage was made
model,, while inspite� of dropping in Korea. to' the oldest church building in
Also r e introduced b y '' South Carolina: St James' at
Councillor Walkom was the 'from premium to r,e.g u l a r Renting a furnished, air- Goose Creek, begun in 1704 and
matter of reconstruction of the 'gasoline, the cost per mile was a conditioned cottage here on the .dedicated in 1719; built by
• -- transit ocean front with four bedrooms*�
pillars Highway
" �' 8 at the cent a mile, horse Huguenot labour at a• time when
entrance to Goderich There was
power' • . "fetches $1500 a month June to there were but 31 Huguenots at
Proceeding after a night's Labour Day. e e Isle Goose Creek in 1699. The
a o s fascination of this church lies.in
historic memories, for apart the presence of the Royal Arms 'of
from being the home of Francis England 'being emblazoned above
Marion, alias the Swamp Fox, you' the -chancel in relief•and in colour. •
look across the bay to the first
Spanish settlement in America in Ashley - Cooper again • from a -
1526, - •- • ... • Dallas, Texas church publication:
Close by too is Lafayette's first • •There will be a meeting in the
in 1'777. Here also is
north and south ends of the
landing place
Fort White which `failed to defend .church. Children be baptised
Georgetown harbour against four , at both ends.” And again:.„ ``This
Union vessels in February 1865, being Easter Sunday, we will ask
so that ,the Southern cause was Mrs. Swanson to come . forward
lost when Admiral Dahlgren in his and lay an egg on the altar''.. Same
flagship •"Harvest. Moon'' definitions' Popularism: Taking
bombarded the fort and the care of the little man; Minimum
defenders spiked their Columbiad wage; • Guaranteed , Income.
cannons and "withdre'�°" 1Jater Socialism. Polarisation: Dividing
'still Captain'aggett, $"'resident • the people entil there is a
of Georgetown.,. floated a home dictatorship.. Roadside sign:
made mihe against the hull of "SERVICE -YOU CAN TRUST".
"Harvest Moon" and sank her. Finally there was the mother
The hull is still- visible.in the hay who had had boy after boy until she
still no decision on this proaect.` B 11 I 1 Gardens
Reeve Carroll reported on the sleep it was noticed that the on Winyah Bay holds
some
LIP program in Goderich. He said historic field of Gettysburg was in.
that 4,850 trees have been planted need of aid in the form of a
to date and a second "trailway" to "Fantasyland" . Which was the
the beach from atop the lakebank , more thoughtless war? The Civic
is completed, As well, a picnic War or that in Vietnam? Both '
shelter • and .washrooms' at St. excelled in- destruction of
Christoph.er's beach is about Property. A few miles on and a bill
:•--- • . -- ._.-boardannounceda swimming pool
completed:; . _ .._.
. He said that application has "right on the edge of the
been made to the federal battlefield." - ..
government for an extension of One of the .now well worn
the LIP program in Goderich to method of defrauding the
September 30 with funds to customers is the motel . bed-
• support it.
Perth MPP queries
$400 on the car•Warr was driving.., from Kingston
'
gov't.ggA minister whohas served
No .injuries.
A ear owned by Robert T.Leof 9'l West Street in Goderichwithin the Synod has beenMnaineci. suffered $1-d0 damage when it wasth,e official nominee for
struck, while parked, by a carModerator and 51 minister . and
driven byJohn E.` Green• of 21elders have been co.mra�issionc�d
Strathcona ' Slreet in London"` tin 98GeneralAssembly cif the
Police report the Green car Presbyterian Church in Canada,
backed into the Legg vehicle •hen which .convenes in Rivc'rdali
turning around on West Street. Chureh, Toronto. Sunday evening
On Miry 20 a single car accident4 June 1972 at eight o'clock,
caused $800 dani ge to a vehicle (Riverdale Ch, Pape Av. oath of
driven by Vaugha•n°J. Kinahan of '
The°Rev Max V Putnam' D D:
k�^cc�i'dinc to an announcement �`rn�lows down. c,'tt ;' lttghwav s o that f o t' s o me nn i l e'S t o ' A visit t o W a c c a s h aw time she washoping for a girl. So -
'I'ilc�sd,{� by Liberal NIPP for • ,,,c•.+tecl a mile away from the 70 Richrnordd. Virginia. it was stop Plantation f
about....lagoon.
vibrater: The fine for defrauding
the meter is $1000, but there is no
redress when, as occurs so often,
the m•eterdefraads the exhausted'
touriht by failing to 'vibrate when
fed a.quac er.
And so to Rocky Mount after
surviving a most extraordinary
Good 'Friday Lemming -like
exodus of cars from Washington,
today. had collected six, when all the
ound the azaleas at it was quite natural for her to give
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1' rth, Huh 1:clfghoffer. it, rete lagoon The liberal M.P.P. and go all the way. The favourite their peak, while the live oaks her sister a boy for Christmas . '"
t directly ctlycentsthe
e .c ontent • surrounding the
I istnwel Lagoon have not been
completely solved. -
lienr s•th.it the problems and ' note(
that those most cite beer which was 50 in
continuedtodtsport their silvery last year. The return was via the
iiteeted by the smell would be the North had reached $1.00 here. beards. There was a bit of local Chesapeake tunnel and bridge,
Limners who live near it. Some Michigan cars bear a plate " colour when a man arrived at our' mostly bridge, with the „gulls
The Provincial member for ' marked 'DMZ', while in South already full hostelry and pleaded taking pleasure in soaring at
Perth also charged that there was Carolina you can be foisi with to be 'allowed to sleep out -on a parapet height meeting us head -
a s k'e d overflow for at least two weeks 'SIN' for your license money. 292 chaise beside the pool. At the 'on. .
James � ttiF� s tin runoff this •Aster to date, while the � � •
Legislature last•we'ek- � �� � •
year. "They did it after the spring Stormont is superseded at last. reached 306, while the -U.S. still Wednesday May 3rd. Today's
-Mr. Edighoffer
Environment Minister 1 rior to p g killed in lr same time the Ulster carnage
or an in eres ing Danforth) Auld in the
paper. 177 Quebec Street locally. The car , if anything was bein done to
was proceeding along Elgin g runoff last Year" he noted. The usual threat of a rail strike in hadi146,000 Men,in Vietname. quote: "The best weapon (tn .
Sincerely, Avenue when ft crossed the street Kingston, formerly minister of resolve the problems and He also said that the problem the U.S.A.
M. Biirr, • Knox Church Listowel. was received a promise from the A.pri117 and Venus Bels with the Vietnam) is the'guy with an M16 •
and adjoining lawns islamming was presently being compounded The old road sign Reno or Moon's saur.er and some mistake rifle on the ,round, and he just
G.P.O. ,into a house located at 96 I✓1gin. chosen b y fn'i n i 's t e r s and minister to report on the situation by the malfmiction of motors on gust" has fvenQplaee to "3876.
g it for Apollo 16. The local .. isn't there. ` And another: "Air
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Dear Sir:
We are taking this opportunity A three Vehicle collision on
•to thank you for the' help vou„aaVe, May20 resulted in injuries to two Messrs G L Royal Goderich:
us in making our Camp out 't huge motorcyclists ar A F H �"�t �� ivf Jas.
.success. • 147 McDonald Street in Goderich Ferguson, and
Ladttbeth Ont. ;art ai representative elders across the ssaon
Damage to the house was
$2,000. -
%"""Y om n>oii voTil�r Tnp anuary
• . Commissioned by
STRATFORD-HURON: Rev,
elders
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g Stratford;
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Thank you very much:
and p sen on the hike he Cam. Douglas, Atwood aria
Ron and Norene Barker was driving, Bel/kill/ Dale Graver Nicholson Belgrave. •
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Chicken'Legs
REPEAT SPECIAL
Ham Roasts of-
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HOMEMADE -
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FRESH STEAKETTE STYLE
Minute Steak
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two aeroateI s used to break flown t.o-Reno' And so we columnist of .. _1he , News and power cannot stop the ter
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from the Liberal the soli( waste in the lagoon. — same apartment - Courier: Ashley h l e•v Coo e r , Vietnamese offensive.
The question rive P Cour e A _
remarks on , truant officers now Thursday May 4th. Quote,'of th4
MP'P was prompted, he said, by a Mr. Edighoffer asked in the same bouquet bill this year
"From •,.the employees\'. The 'being called ''Attendance Day. "I told them to 'stay, ,stay,
call from a farmer who lives near legislature if the -re was any policy
the lagoon. The farmer was said to help 'a municipality financially
to have told Mz Fd-ighoffer-itiat an in the rebuilding of the sewage
overflow had keen opened Monday plant system. He said the Ontario
and "'closed .again on Tuesday Water.., Resources Commission'
allowing effluent to run into the had,designed and built the lagoon
r.�.,..,., . , ...._ .
EFTA c�Iraii7'� entptt�es—s`Lttriast-utrtii°`1974but, painted, artt.T
• into the Maitland River..
This effluent was described as
being very dark in -colour. Mr.
1'.flidhofter also said that on
Friday evening the smell from the would have to continue for•another
Lagoonwas so bad it was two to three years in its present
impossilne to drive, with the car
that it was already. operating at
full capacity.
The 'M.P.P. noted that it
seemed like a very serious
matter to him since the situation'
state.
Branch
Elect 1972 offices
The monthly meeting of Legion
Branch 109 was held in the Green
Room on Tuesday, May 16, and
conducted by President George
Low.
The following comrades were
elected for 1972-73: President
George Low,. first vice-president
Robert Chapman; second vice
president Harvey Jones; third
vice-president Joe Drennan;
secretary . Stan' Youngblut;
assistant . secretary, George
Gregg; treasurer,, Don McArthur;
assistant treasurer, Reg
Huckins. • -
relations officer Neil Shaw;
• service bureau, Murray
Slreardown; property, George
Chambers; entertainment,
.d.Barney,r�.= Davis; .._, house,.. Wm.
Moore; - sick and welfare, D.
McMillan; -sports, Howard
Carroll; Sgt. -at -Arms, Sandy
Profit. •'
The new branch executive will
he installed on Friday, Arne 2. An -
installing tea`rn from the Rxeter
Legion will •be present, and
ol:lowing this ceremony, a dance
for those .ttending • inst`afiation
will be' held.
The membership chairman
reported that there are still a few
tardy members who have not yet
paid their 1972 dues. No Legion
Magazine is received by those
who are delinquent.
A report of' membership for
district C in which Branch 109 is
'located shows 12,30 in 1970 and
12,627 in 1971, a gain of • 297
members during that period.
The sick and welfare chairman
reportel the following comrades
hospitalized: in Goderidh
General, G.N Goodrick, Frank -
Wilson, and. Bert Bogie; in
Westminster, J. Kelly, J. Dodkin
and Wm. McGill.
The members. of the branch
approved a motion to 'spend $200
for the promotion of PeeWee
)Tasebalt. `
Donations were also made to
the Mental Health Association and
the Salvation Army.
The branch will again sponsor
the Royal Canadian Legion Best
Shot. Trophy, which - wild be
presented to Alan Bogie of the
Goderich Collegiate Rifle pub' oft
May 25 at the Annual wards
Assembly.
ravages of inflation demand thesupervisors and garbage,stay. They withdrew without
putting and pitching green be collectors -becoming . "Tra"sh orders". Lt. Genl. Hoang duan
abandoned in favour of a high rise . Engineers": Lam on the loss of Quang Tri.
moteltobe available next season
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,w-�` �" � Goder'it�`ti'"" �L1nC1I ��•h`�s..,""g�v`pn �•�ndpa�ssed-an h or�,c�io�lalrn, .. .
second reading to a by=law to
exchange a block of Wellesley
Street for -a tennis court. Why, stir
up the animals so unnecessarily
when you could us.e a piece of the
April ' 2L th„ fell rumour
and this in a locality where golf reaches the Beach "'that the May 6th crossed to Queenstown
courses ar'e twii a pe i'nt%.
The much ,maligned Charlie
Chaplin returned to receive an
'Oscar, accompanied by a reprise
of several excerpts.' from his
classics. The Hamburger makes
"The' Battle ' of , the Forty".
Compare 39 highway deaths a
month in South Carolina or 1500
plus on Highway Number One -in.
South Vietnam of late.. ,
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