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PAGE 14—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1973
Ref's' vender's permit •..
(Continued frorin page 1
noted in his hitter.
Fraser was present at the
meeting, and ''said he would be
happy to meet with Chief King
and a committee of council to
work out the details as far as
;safety and similar aspects were
concerned, and to comply with
any necessary regulations.
"Can we legally say no to
this man?" asked Deputy -reeve
Stan Profit. Profit said he en-
tirely rejected the thought of
present businessmen in the
community objecting to the new
enterprize. Looking around the
council table, he asked if mem-
bers would refuse a vendor's
permit to a barber, a plumber
or real estate agent.
"It boils down to safety,"
said Profit.
The recorded vote showed
that Councillors Dave Gower,
Frank Walkom and Eileen
Palmer would refuse the per -
Mit. Reeve Deb Shewfelt,
Deputy -reeve Stan Profit and
Councillor Leroy Harrison'
would approve it. Mayor Harry
Worsell broke the tie with a
vote against the vendor's per-
mit for Fraser.
"That means there won't be
a vendor's permit issued until
it comes to council," said
Reeve Shewfelt following the
vote. "If I was the man, I'd be
peddling it tomorrow."
A motion was then in-
troduced by Councillor
Harrison to refer the matter to_
the solicitor "to see if we can
legally refuse it". The -motion
carried.
According to Fraser, the
Town cannot legally refuse the
permit. In a letter to Council he
wrote:
Benmiller ...
(Continued from page
ment'Hearing Board comprised
of Chairman Dr.'C.A. Martin,
T.M. Murphy and Hugh E.
Brown will now study the
proposal of Benmiller Estates
on the evidence presented at
the hearing; will make a recom-
mendation to the Director; and
the Director. will notify the
clerk of Colborne Township,
Wilmer Hardy, of the decision.
Hardy was present at the
hearing and stated that no
ratepayers had visited his office
where the proposal of Ben -
miller Estates was on display
prior to the hearing.
Reeve Doug McNeil said
Colborne Township, Council
and its citizens were "depen-
ding on the Ministry of the En-
vironment" to make the best
decision in this matter.
"The ratepayers are in favor
as long as it is pperly
operated':, said McNeil.
Parking....
I have for OVVI a weeks
been endeavoring to obtain the
licence to permit me to proceed
with the vending of ice cream
products.
"I have reviewed the reasons
given :as the basis for the
Town's refusal to issue the per-
mit with my Solicitors in Wind-
sor, Messrs. Paroian, Courey,
Cohen, and Houston. They are
satisfied that I have the right
to obtain the permit I
requested, and believe that the
Towns failure to issue the per-
mit emanates from a misunder-
standing as to the nature of the
business which I will be
operating.
"I can assure Council that
the bicycle delivery of ice cream
products does not constitute a
safety hazard for the children.
The bicycle is of course mtich
smaller than a truck, and all
Goatherder
...
(Continued from page 1
Leri i count, which would make
it legal for sale, the count was
well -above 300,000.
With this information, confir-
ming their fear of a health
hazard, Health officials retur-
ned to the Rodges farm on
Tuesday morning with a legal
order in writing, demanding
that Mr. Rodges follow the
earlier instructions.
Mr. Rodges was not at home
but Mrs. Rodges was informed
by word of mouth by the
Health officials that the sign
had to come down or be altered
and the jars would have to be
labelled "Not for Human Con-
sumption." They planned to
return later in the day and
serve the written order on Mr.
Rodges.
In order to confirm this
whole fiasco the Goderich
Signal -Star sent a reporter to
the goat farm, posing as a
passing motorist, to see if he
could.. purchase some goat's
milk.
When he arrived the sign had
been removed but he had no
trouble purchasing a coffee jar
full of the milk. Mr. Rodges did
explain that the Health Unit
had been by and told him he
could not sell the milk for
human consumption. There
were still no labels on the jars
though.
Having already heard the
bacteria count in the milk the
Signal reporter declined to
sample his purchase.
The written order drawn up -
by the Health Unit notes, "Per-
suant to the authority of the
Public Health Act, -no person
shall sett, offer for sale or
deliver in any city or town, or
in any other municipality or
other area to which by order in
council made upon the recom-
�..s.. nendation of the Minister, this
section is made applicable,
milk that has not been
pasteurized in a pasteurization
plant to which the Department
has issued a certificate of ap-
proval in the prescribed form."
"You are hereby ordered,"
the notice stated," to im-
mediately remove the sign of-
fering milk for sale and label
all milk sold from your
premises as Unfit for Human
Consumption."
By press time Wednesday the
Healttl Unit had still not
managed to serve the final of-
ficial notice on Mr:-Rodges.
tContinued from page 1
ministrator, reminded council
the parking provision had been
left out for businesses on The
Square because such
regulations would make it im-
possible for businesses to be
rebuilt if destroyed by fire, for
instance. The lack of' extra
available land for parking pur-
poses in The Square area
would make the regulations im-
possible to meet.
That's a good one
parking authority,"
agreed.
for the
council
Now Available ._
WOODS
"THIN WALL" "SPACESAVER"
HOME FREEZERS
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THE MOST MODERN SPACE SAVING,
ECONOMICAL FREEZER ON THE MARKET.
SAVES 25% OR MORE FLOOR SPACE.
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other -Lars- or-, vehicles of the
road have a clear view of all
children in the area. In ad-
dition, all of the bicycle
operators are instructed to park
their bicycles along the curb,
and serve the children on the
boulevards.
'In addition I should like to
point out that there would be a
far less significant litter
problem than the purchnse of
similar products in the stores.
Every bicycle is equipped with
litter containers on ' the front
and the back of the bicycle, and
the children almost always
remove the wrappers at the
bicycles, and the wrappers are
placed in the containers. This is
particularly the case since most
often the children are obtaining
the ice cream products on their
own yard and are not likely to
litter their own front lawns.
"It seems to me impossible to
RED&
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FOOD
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SiOREi /
suggest that 1 ought not to be
entitled to compete with other
merchants in the town. I reside
here, and 1 have made an in-
vestment in acquiring the
bicycles and the product
necessary to carry on business.
1 will be creating jobs for
students operating• the bicycles
and certainly have as much
right to carry on business in the
community as any other person.
"I would appreciate your ex -
Dixon ._
(Continued.. from page 1
Mayor Harry Worsell and 'Ad-
ministrator Harold Walls both
hesitated to introduce the letter
plaining these matters to Coun-
cil in order that I might obtain
the licence without any further
delay. I can assure you that I
will carry on my business in a
manner which will be abenefit
to the community."
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in open council because it was
not addressed to the council,
but was the carbon copy "of a
letter from Haas-Ruebsarn
Limited to Dixon.
The letter called Hill's study
as reported in The London Free
Press either "the worst kind of
speculative reporting or
irresponsible, immature and
inaccurate verbiage by an
unqualified junior official"
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