HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-13, Page 16PAGE i6-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IX' 1973
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Trudeau, Leader of the Op-
position Robert Stanfield, On-
tario Prime Minister William
Davis, Leader of the Provincial
Opposition 'Robert Nixon; R.E.
McKinley M.P., Jack Riddell
M.P.P., Murray Gaunt M.P.P.,
C. S. MacNaughton former
M.P.P. for Huron and David
Crombie, -Mayor of Metro
Toronto, in recognition of the
the fact the couple chose that
city for their honeymoon 70
years ago.
The couple also received a
'plague from the Provincial
Government recognizing the
occasion.
Sewer )
project ...
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$7.50 'per car per night. a
minimum charge based on five
passengers.
"I have spoken with both
taxi company representatives,"
said Dymond in his letter," and
both feel that their respective
charges are justified. Also, I
have met -with the seniors, and
the majority of them require
rides and would take a taxi. If
the service was cancelled, a
number of seniors would not be
able to attend at all."
Dymond referred to a
suggestion that a service club in
Goderich be approached to
finance the project.
"This is a possible alter-
native, if the taxi costs can no
longer be covered by the
Town," wrote Dymond.
Council which has the right
to review taxi rates in ,(Continued from page 1
Goderich, will study the mat- within the next few weeks the
ter. Mayor Harry Worsell said developers estimate the corn-
- the decision will be left to the pletion date to be April 1 with
Rec Board but that council will landscaping completed by May
be- pleased to make a recom- I of_ 1974.
mendation ori the problem after .The Board also .. heard a
studying the rates. presentation from Eric Kroh -
Deputy -reeve Stan P.rofitsaid mer requesting a zone change
that because the town spends " from "D" (development) to
considerable amounts on youth allow the construction of an
and the middle-aged; it should apartment building at the end
not "quibble" over whether or of Gibbons street, across from
not to provide transportation the proposed Suncoast .sit.
for senior citizens to the club Building Inspector Roy
meetings. Breckenridge told the Planning
"I'm not opposed to the rides Board. that Mr. Krohmerr,s
for senior citizens," said Coun- proposal ,complied in all ways.
chlor -E sa gydon. 1 only with the new building by-law
would like to -look to see if the and the only decision necessary
rates are in line. There seems would be one to permit the
to be quite a difference in the rezoning.
rates charged by the two taxi A third presentation from
companies. How could the Rec Don Sager also asked for a
Board question rates?" zoning change as well, this
During the same meeting, change to rezone a "D" zone to
council heard a letter from "Highway Commercial" to per -
Earl Cooper, president of the mit the construction of a motel
Goderich-Senior Citizens' Club, restaurant complex off High -
requesting that the taxi service • way 21 opposite the Candlelight
be continued for another year. Inn.
inter leisure interests for all
Last week Goderich
Recreation Director Mike
Dymond published an adver-
tisement regarding fall
programs to.be operated by the
Recreation and Community
Center Board locally.
"The ad is a feeler really,"
Mr. Dymond explains, "to see if
there is interest in certain
,programs and which programs
show enough interest to be in-
stituted and further planned."
One of those suggested
programs would be the for-
mation of aCouncil for the
Arts. Such a group, involving
local people with an interest iii
the arts, could do a great deal
for that area of the com-
munity's life. the recreation
director.feels, and the item was
included, like the others, to see.
if there was enough interest to
begin further organization.
The purpose of an Arts Coun-
cil would be to stimulate, en-
courage and support the
development:_.(!f the visual and
performing arts at all levels. It
would provide opportunities for
year-round participation in a
wide selection of cultural ac-
tivities and programs could be
organized for all ages from pre
school to retirement.
According to the Municipal
Recreation Bulletin, published
by the Youth and Recreation
Planning
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Branch of the Ontario Depart-
ment of Education, the 'for-
mation of such a council would
be the best way to provide
collective action by community
groups interested in the c.rts.
One interested person or
group could spark this collec-
tive action, the bulletin
suggests. This might be the
municipal recreation depart-
ment, an activity group, a craft-
,sman or community -minded
citizen.
Among the group interests
would be dance, -art, drama,
puppetry, music, crafts, sculp-
ture, photography, flower
arranging, reading and
speaking groups.
If Organized, an executive
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committee should direct the
council's activities.
Sub committees would be
named to handle program.
finances and publicity.
Another aim of the council
would be to encourage effective
communication between mem-
bers and •other community
organizations, • amateur and
professional -craftsmen,
recreationists, the media and
the general public.
Successful community arts
councils now exists in several
communities and„ the Youth
and Recreation Branch
program consultants would put
local organizers in touch with
these councils and the advisory
services provided by the Depar-
tnient and the Ontario Council
for the Arts.
Among the other suggested
programs Mr. Dymond lists on
his feeler advertisements are
Men's Fitness, Yoga, and tlte-
Satur•day Morning Club, all of
which the Recreation Director
f6 i will likely be on the gci
this fall.
interest is also being sought
in other programs such as a
ladies' recreational and fitness
program, flower arranging,
ladies day out, advanced
photography, music ap-
preciation, karate, home in-
terior decorating, wine making
and abstract art.
Anyone interested -in taking
part in any of these suggested
- activiti44 is asked to contat-t
the Recreation Directors Office.
Volunteers who might have a
talent needed to lead these or
other activitie are also asked to'
get in touch with Mr. ,Dymond.
SMILE!
What is one's conscience?
According to an interpretation
known among Arizona Indians:
"It's a little three -cornered
thing in my heart that stands
still when I am good, bpt when
1 am bad, it turns around a lot.
If I keep on going wrong, soon
the corners wear off and it does
not hurt anymore."
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Sixty three char es,
the Highway Traffic qct nder
under the Liquor Control Act
and three under the Criminal
Code of Canada, were laid this
week by officers of the Goderich
Detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police,
Officers logged 782 duty
hours and patrolled 7,047 miles
of highways and other roads in
their district.
Under criminal matters the
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thefts, four break and enter
reports and four matters listed
as "other" on, their weekly
press release. Thirty non-
criminal matters were in-
vestigated as well.
Seven motor vehicle ac-
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had resulted in five cases of
property damage and injury to
four persons. Officers issued 33
warnings in addition to the
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