The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-25, Page 10,f
PAGE 10A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973
This group of students from St. Joseph's Separate School at Kingsbridge left by
air early Monday morning for Maple Ridge, British Columbia, a community about
30 miles east of Vancouver, where they will complete the second half of an ex-
change program. Students from the Maple Ridge school visited Kingsbridge late
it • t school term. Left to right they are, (back), Jim Van Osch, Nara Van Dlopen,
Bridget Dalton, Diane Van Rooy, Jim Crawford, Danny Lalonde, Nora Van Dyke,
John Franken, Laurie Doherty, Margaret Foran and Beth Witmer. Front, John Van
Dlepen, Bert Knoop, Harry Van •Diepenbeek, Mark Frayne and Eugene Austin.
The trip Is being financed through moneyraised by the students at various work
projects and a Federal Student Exchange Grant of $2,400. - staff photo
Local Kinsmen attend Regional Council
Four Kinsmen from the
Goderich Club attended the an-
nual Regional Fall Council of
District One 'last weekend at
Galt -Cambridge Oger 750 at-
tended- t-4 regiona-1
business arid exhange ,service
ideas.
- Kinsmen ('anad'a's All
Canadian "ery ice Club. and is
the ccnl\ niaior ser ice club
founded in Canada „The
smen Club of ( derich is one of
48i) such clubs in Canada
dedicated to serving the com-
munitv's ;rearesr need. •
Na t_lona 1 President George
Irvrrig way also to attendance.
along with Fred 13lizzard,
president of t he Canadian
Cystic Fibrosis _Foundation.
Recently the Goderich Club
has donated $8,000 to the local
Arena addition. Last year the
Club dcmated ever $7,200 to
local service projects.
On a_ National level, Kin-
smen have donated more than
112 million dollars towards
service work since being foun-
ded in 1920 in Hamilton.
On • an International level,
Kinsmen have just completed a
project to aide the Vocationally
Hand-icapped in the Coast
Province of Kenya, Africa. To •
date, over $20,000 has been
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lf)ckirra rhe barn door after the
horse has been stolen," corn-.
mented Gower who said he
should , lave made his obser-
vations. on this matter much
earlier:
K
.James Erickson, a ratepayer
from 91 Comox Crescent in the
south part of town asked
Godeit,'ch Town Council last
Thursday evening who owns
Suncoast Drive_ Nn one could
a positive answer to his
question. including• Mayor
Harry Worsen who admitted
the status of Suncoast Drive
would have to be checked. He
noted it is doubtful if the Town
has acc.ep°ted Suncoast Drive
from the subdividers, Suncoast
Estates
. "Is the Town subsidizing
subdividers in this case?",
asked Iri, kson.
Eric kson said that the Town
was picking up rhe assessment
on the South Storm Sewer for
Suncoast Drive and felt that if
the Town didn't own the road
it was "quire a mistake".
He charged that council. had .
the "horse before the cart'
because development was
allowed to proceed in Goderich
without proper facilities to han-
dle the storm water.
"Where are these subdividers
dumping their storm water?"
asked Erickson. "And what
about Industrial Park? Where
are you going to dump this
water?"
in a very brief report about
the local Tourist Committee,
Councillor Leroy Harrison told
council it was "ironic" that
Goderich is located on -Lake
Huron but does not offer one
single motel or hotel facing
onto the water.
Harrison noted that many
tourists passing through
Goderich ask for accom-
modation on the water
He said that last year, 7,453
tourists registered at the tourist
booth. on Highway 21. This
year, 7,806 tourists from all
over Canada, the USA and
some European countties
visited Goderich's information
booth.
Councillor Elsa Haydon
asked Goderich building in-
spector Roy Brecken>+idge at-
Iast week's council meeting
when the six months period
was up in connection with the
demolition at the- former Har-
hourlite Inn.
Breckenridge advised Mrs.
Haydon he was not aware of a
time limit on such work and
noted he'd had no "correspoiy-
denc•e" on the matter from
council. -
Councillor Haydoti informed
Breckenridge and council that
a bylaw had been passed put-
ting a six months time limit on
the demolition of buildings in
Goderich. No other member -of
council confirmed Mrs.
Haydon's statement.
The bylaw to which Mrs,
Haydon was referring was
Bylaw 20 of 1973, passed in.
April- of this year. The time
limit of six months was put on,
the demolition of buildings in
the municipality. Mrs.
Haydon's question about the
end of the six months period
where the former Harhourlite
Inn is concerned went unan-
swered;
Building ,inspector Roy
Breckehridge came under fire
once more at the meeting when
Councillor Frank Walkom
questioned concerning the
downspout situs ion in
Goderich. Council rued in the
spring .that downspouts must
not empty into sanitary sewers
after October 1, 1973.
Breckenridge reminded coun-
cil he'd asked for help to check
on these downspouts during the
summer months, but .such
assistance was not deemed
necessary.
"There's no way i can cover
the entire town of Goderich to
see if all the downspouts have
been disconnected," said
Breckenridge. However, he did
promise to do whatever he
could to see that as ',many
homeowners as possible com-
plied with the regulation.
Farmers
Are you thinking abluf
building?
FOR A GOOD JOB AT A REASONABLE PRICE
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RAT LAMBERS 482-3305
raised to support the establish-
ment of a Vocational Training
Centre in Mombassa, Kenya.
Two of the objects of Kin-'
smen are to train their mem-
•1•
• ■•
bers in modern business and
professional methods and
ethics, and to carry on service
work in their community,
Young men between the ages of
The Executive of the
Goderich Figure Skating Club
met at the Arena October 16
with President Grant Ellison in
the chair to re -arrange
-scheduling of, ice time for the
corning season.
The new times are Tuesday,
commencing at 8, private
lessons; Wednesday, commen-
TOWN TAiK
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Arm-
strong attended the funeral in
Toronto of Mrs. Armstrong's
stepmother, Mrs. Agnes
Morrison last week. Mr. Arm-
strong was a pallbearer.
21 to 40 desiring information
on joining a Kinsmen.Club may
contact Expansion Chairthan,
Carl Campbell at 524-9113 or
524-6014. -
k
cing at 4 p.m. beginners
through basic; 6=7 p.m. private
ice for Miss Mayes preliminary
and private lesson skitters; 7-8
p.m. power skating; Saturday,
commencing.11.30 a.m. novice 1;
1.30 junior novice, 11,
preliminary included; 3.30 in-
termediate and senior.
Please note, anyone working
on preliminary junior and
senior bronze danc't's, be there
at 2.45 p.m.
President Ellison introduced
Miss Mary Jane Mayes of Iin-
cardine, who is the new junior
professional for the coming
year, and Mrs. Cheryl Feagan
who is the club's na`tronal test
Chairman. Mrs. Ann Cooper
was also slated as a new Direc-
tor.
Other items of business in-
cluded decision -to host Inter
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Annual Meeting
HURON P.C. (PROV.) ASSOC.
Clintons Legion Hall
FRIDAY, OCT. 26
'8,p.m.
AGENDA -
1- Election of officers and directors of the Huron
Riding. ,
2- Notice of a motion to amend the Constitution.
Anyone wishing to view the proposed Constitution
before the annual meetin8 please contact the officers
or director of the Association.
3- Dance: Tony Naylor and his One Man Band.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Huron Progressive Conservative (Provincial)
Association
Wm. J. Dale, Esti McFadden
President Socretary.Treasisrer
Chili' Competitions March 3,
1974. All members were remin-
ded of Coaches Clinic
scheduled for Mildmay, Nov. 1.
Coaches wishing to attend are
asked to contact Mrs. Ellen Jef-
fries at 524-9283 or 524-6262 as
soon ,las possible.
Non-members are., reminded.,-
that registration will still be ac-
cepted. If interested contact
Mrs.. Cathy Boddy 524-9132.
Boy Scout
APPLE
DAY
Friday, October 26
Saturday, October 27
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Police chief lauds
Goderich Police Chief Pat
King sttated Monday that he
was most impressed by the ef-
ficiency of the Goderich Volun-
teer Firefighters.
"I was most impressed by the
speed, time -arid efficiency the
department took CO answer a
fire call 0o Worthy's Esso
Station Monday morning," he
said. "One minute and 10
seconds after we received the
call, the truck was on its way."
"Time element is very impor-
tant today and I don't think
many full time fire depart-
ments can react as fast as we
did Monday. I am very proud
of our fire department," stated
Chief King.
Chief King has. been in
Goderich for, the past 14 mon-
thw and he said that this was
•
one of the first times that he
has timed the fire department's
efficiency. He was most itn,
pressed.
Goderich's Fire Department
consists'* of approximately 21
volunteer firefighters and- the
minute the alarm goes off, they
the
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pettedly cau,
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