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on the meeting and expressed
his -Views that Goderich' hats
enough ice cream outlets now.
The fourth member of that
committee, Mrs. Elsa `Haydon
was 'vacationing in Europe
when the matter was discussed.
Qn bringing the recommen-
dation to the council table,
another councillor, Frank
Walkom added his voice in sup-
port of the recommendation
since he feared a litter problem
because •of _ the mobile treat
vehicles -
Deputy -reeve Stan .Proft
questioned the legality of the
move to prohibit the new
business and Reeve' Deb
Shewfelt expressed hisdisap-
proval of any suggestion that
council attempt to protect the
present businessmen from com-
pe4ition.
Councillor Leroy Harrison
dame,out in favor of the permit
being issued while concurring
with Councillor Bill Clifford
that the opinion of Police Chief
Pat King and his staff should
be sought.
In time for the following
decision-making meeting,
Councillor Palmer brought
forth a letter from Police Chief
'King which concurred -with thosk
issuance of the permit to Fraser
providing ,certain safety
precautions were met. Fraser
was present at that meeting
-and told council he was willing
to co-operate with tkle local
police in whatever way was
necessary.
In the next few minutes,
however, council voted by•
-recorded vote to deny the per-
mit. Those who would deny the
permit were Mayor Harry Wor-
sell, and Councillors Walkom,
Palmer and Gower. Those in
It'avor " of granting the permit
were Reeve Shewfelt, Deputy -
reeve Profit and Councillor
'Harrison. Councillor Clifford
was absent and Councillor
Haydon was still away on
- vacation.
After it became evident at
last Thursday's meeting that
the permit must be issued,
Councillor Haydon made a
motion that •the former motion
be rescinded. Deputy -reeve
Profit said he would be
"delighted to second that".
Councillor Harrison pointed
out that there, was really no
niotion-lb- rescind since Fraser
had been denied the permit,
whereupon Councillor Haydon
agreed with him saying, "I'm
sorry. Of course Councillor
Harrison is right. My mind
must not yet be back from
holidays.'"
Mrs. Haydon then made a
motion that Fraser be given the
permit to operate his business.
Harrison "heartily" seconded
the motion:
Councillor Palmer advised
council that "for the safety of
the younger .people" she was
"not in favor" of issuing the
„permit and would vote' against
thea. motion of Haydon and
Harrison.
"If I_.do vote for the motion,"
stated Councillor Frank
Walkom, "it has nothing to do
with the editorial which was in
the paper something about
our faces being red."
"It was egg on our face ' in-
--jetted Mayor Worsen.
"It is a common expr
said Mrs. Palmer.
"We've seen- lots o
before," added the May
.Councillor Walkom
for a recorded vote on th
ter. -
Councillor Bill Clifford d
council that since the decision
had been taken to deny the per-
mit to Fraser many people had
told him they were pleased by
council's decision. Clifford said
"=from a straight health point of
view" .people ,.deplored - the`
thought of daily treats for their
children because "it is pretty
hard to say no when the other
children on the block all have
something".
"The money doesn'tseem to
'natter," said Clifford. "We're
all being dimed to •death
anyway."
At this point, Mrs. Palmer
said that some persons in com-
fortable income brackets had
expressed concern about being
able to afford regular treats for
a family of small children and
at the same time had noted
that the people on welfare
would likely be able to pay for
the goodies without much dif-
ficulty."
Deputy -reeve Profit then told
council' that it really didn't
matter Whether council ap-
proved or disapproved of giving
the permit.
"We cannot -refuse," said
Profit. "The Administrator
should have issusifLthe permit'
in the first . phice. This should
never have come to council at
ail."
For "-tie third time, Cowin -
tiller Haydon role and said
that it it was asr. sbli with
her seconder, Are would with-
draw her motiorr to grant the
. M,
permit to Fraser on the con-
dition that it was clearly under-
stood by the Administrator that
the licence must be given to
Fraser.
Town Administrator Harold
Walls indicated he ,would like
to - have some direction from
Town. Council on the matter
since,ii, was so "controversial".
Councillor Haydon then
asked for a ruling by Mayor
Harry Worsell as to whether
there should be .a motion on
the books or not:
"I don't think we have any•
choice in the matter," said the
Mayor. "I think we have to give
him his permit,"
"If it is not issued, I'm sure
we'll hear from not' only Mr.
Fraser but his lawyer as well,"
said Councillor Harrison.
"They'll take us to court,"
asserted the Mayor. -
"� "If the permit is" -not issued,
we should be takers. to court,"
said Harrison.
Once more, Councillor
Haydon asked that Mayor Wor-
sell make a ruling on whether
Or not a 'motion was needed.
The Mayor looked at -Ad-
ministrator Walls who restated
his feeling that since the matter
was controversial he would like
to have some direction from
council.
Finally . Mrs. Haydon
suggested that the matter could
probably be resolved if the
minutes showed that council
was made aware that the per-
mit could not legally be
refused.'
Immediately a new concern
hit the `Council table. Which
licence would be issued? A ven-
dor's licence or. a hockers' and
peddler's licence
"Naturally it has to be a ped-
dler's licence," quipped
Deputy -reeve Profit. "This in-
volves bicycles."
Itwas determined that the
mobile food -vending outlets'
located on the Square are
issued vendor's licences at $75
each while persons going from
house to house pay $100 for a
hockers' and peddlers' licence.
"For each unit?" asked
Walkom.
"No,. one licence," said
Walls.
"Stmely the' Administrater
can decide which licence Mr.
Fraser should have," stated
Mrs. Haydon. "I wouldn't want
to .spend any more time on this"
matter."
The Ontario Farm
Machinery Agency will con-
tinue to act as "a watchdog to
make sure farm machinery
prices don't skyrocket, Jim'
Jacklin, president of the
organization stated Thursday
night to directors of the Huron
County Federation of
Agriculture.
Mr. Jacklin, • an Elmwood -
area farmer who is also a mem-
ber of the 'Ontario Federation
of Agriculture executive,
reviewed the past -work of the
agency - at the: meeting. He
noted the agency has had three
different roles during"'
wetter etter price from his dealer.
The first role was to reduce The agency would provide .a
prices by directly importing quote at which -the - farmer
farm machinery into the coup- ca ilar piece of
try from a road. He said he machinery if the dealer did not
would not that the agency comeould up
get with asimgood price,
had caused to er prices, but he Under its third robs, the
would point t e fact that un-
available
has become a watchdog.
til this;year had been no It is. still importing some
increase ' in 'ice on .the machinery including lines not
domestic _,mak"Overseas
it.`, available on the domestic
prices 'went up�, '" he said,"and market such es a four -wheel -
our Trice went; i p but we did
drive Ford tractor and cage
help prohibit increase for
Wheels for added floatation and
four and a' elf years." power for tractors and com-
In its secon ole,` he said,.
the agency than to become a
lever to help a farmer in getting
A8 OTHERS SEE US - Garbage is Ansightly at any time
but in summer when the days are hit and the parks are
full of people, garbage can really turn folks off (to use a
modern expression). The Signal -Star's mystery
photographer says this: "Goderich is ready for the sum-
mer visitor with trash cans set out for picnickers which
are %quaily full of household garbage in the vicinity of the
jail.'
The league standings in the
Huron ° - Minor Soccer
Association shows that entries
froth Goderich are in first place
in all categories with the excep-
tion of Atom.
In the squirt division, the
race is very tight with
Goderich, Exeter and Huron
Park sharing first place with
six •points each. The Seaforth`
A" team and their "B" team
each have one point.
Seaforth'is currently leading
the way in the Atom division
with 10 points. Goderich "A"
entry is tied for second with
Clinton with seven points.
Following is Exeter with six
points, Huron Park with four,
Exeter "B" with three,
Goderich ",B" 'with vone point
and Seaforth with no wins.
The Mosquitos league is also
Officers of the Goderich
Municipal Police Force in-
vestigated 134. occurrences
during the past week of duty.
Twenty five of those incidents
were of a criminal nature.
Six arrests were made and
three charges laid under the
Criminal Code of Canada,
seven under the Liquor Control
Act and 11 under the Highway
Traffic Act. • -
This week Police Chief Pat
King pointed out'to residents of
the community that the setting
of fires, the burning of rubbish,
was an offence under the En-
vironmental Protection Act.
"There are two main con-
siderations in connection with
this matter," the chief noted.
"No open fires may be set
a close race with Goderich "A" -within 500 feet of an occupied
and Seaforth tied for top spot dwelling unless the fire is. one
with as points each. 'Grand, cubic yard or less in volume
Bend in "third place have six •
points. Following the pack is Goderich Iet
Exeter with five points,
Goderich "B" with five, Huron (continued from page 1 ,
Park with, two, and the two wheelchairs can't go -in., cars."
Clinton teams with one point she said.
each. "We would like to see these
Goderich is leading the pee- pel)ple get out and around
wee division with soints while there is still some sum -
while Seaforth is trailing mer left," she added.
two points. Grand Bend is in Mrs. Colclotighsaid; that
third spot with four points. Exeter, Zurich ° and "`Bayfield
Clinton holds down fourth spot were not approached, to heti)
with. two points while Exeter with the "Huronview -van
has not managed a win as yet, because thy°had raised money
Clinton and Goderich are earlier this year for a similar
running neck in neck in' the van for the Bluewater, -;Deet
Bantam division with four ° Home '"in Zurich.
points each. The only other "If a little town like Zurich
team in this league, Huron can do it (raise the money)
Park, has not won . -a game veL then so can " we,' : Mrs.
Colclou:h said. o _
and all open fires must be at-
tended at all times."
Anyone wishing to set a fire
larger than this, to suggested,
should contact the local police
department 80 that officers
could investigate the situation
beforehand. -
Only one motor vehicle ac-
cident amounting to serious
property damage occurred on
Goderich streets during the
past week.
A total of $600 -damage was
done to two cars when they
were in collision on West Street
near the A and P food store.
A vehicle driven by Ronald
Graver of Stratford suffered
$$400 damage when it collided
with a car_ driven by Earl F.
Feagan of Goderich. The
Feagan car suffered .$200 in
damage.
There were no injuries in-
volved.
Grain
current. protein'
has seen
rise dram i d
problem, he,
adverse wea try
prevented hV i*
due to the fact sit
fish meal
makes which ,y
world upabout10 par'
the market dueta
t
the fishing indr
And part of theto
said, was soli i,
bines 'But on-- the whole, the * soybeans. He
ted
group is there as ,a threat to four corporations
poratiotie. � _p
manufacturers that it may go soybean y n indust'
back into importing if prices America and Y to
rise. books so n tY d'
concerned `' as,
president," he said, "that we
don't become another United
Co-operatives of Ontario,
another farmer -owned a
organization. '
Mr. Jacklin, who is also a t
member of the Canadian Feed
much the soybean su Ybean su
if it is sufficient to lak
new crop is harvested.
"I think our
griculture tq
as done the (rightthing
ing on the clangs
settle down," s
� 1►tr,
The Huron'v'iew Ladies
Auxiliary had a Blossom Tea
in mid-May to kick off, the cam-
paign.
Mrs. Colclough said she wasn't
sure if the $4,600 price tag -in
eluded a hydraulic lift to raise
the wheelchairs from ground
level to truck level, but if it
didn't, then the Auxilary would
attempt to raise the money to -
buy that too.
Mrs. Colclough said she
would like to see the van or-
dered ,as soon as possible, but
that would 'depend on the
generosity of service clubs who
still have to donate.
AS OTHERS SEE US - The Prettiest Town in Canada
plenty of trees And shade for hot summer dale „N
shade can go too far,' according to' the Signal
mystery photographer. This shutter -bug says:
-beautiful , . .s ►� mr
taf1 ritnddoh shaded t weaira1at hate tine If you are andel flrt►`
(Continued from page 1) _
parking limit p abolished for
these days. Also, fori'the pur-
pose of emergency, the ends of
the streets leading to and from
the Circle, should be -kept free
.of all traffic. This ,will lead
towards the sole purpose of
keeping these areas clear for
use by 'the police, fire depart-
ment and ambulance or any
emergency service. ' •
"We believe that to y out
this idea this - ear will
definitely make all aware
whether or not it will be
beneficial to do the same in the
years following."
All year round the Red Cross
Water Safety Service works to
open peoples' minds to the tre-
mendous importance of water
safety: In addition to extensive
programmes of information, Red
Cross teaches persons of all ages'
how to prevent accidents in, on
or near the water.
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