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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-23, Page 4PAGE 4-^-0QPERICH SIIGNAL-STAR. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1974 • Town .CounciiBriefs At the regular meeting of Goderich Town Council last week, Mayor Harry Worsell an- nounced there had. been 249 donors at a recent Red .Cross Blood Donor Clinic in,Goderich last week. '''his was slightly less than the number of persons expec- ted. About 300 persons had been hoped for at the clinic by Red Cross officials but it was felt the busy schedule of many people who had prior commit- ments had' kept some donors at home. Another blood dynor clank is planned for November wherl it is hoped a record participation %will be reported. * * * A letter from Jack Riddell. MPP for Huron,was brought forward at the regular meeting of Goderich Town Council. In that correspondence, Mr. Rid- dell confirmed council's under- standing that there is no way the municipality can withdraw membership from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authori'td.` Mr. Riddell did explain"to council it was his belief that Authority members benefit "both directly and indirectly" to the programs . of the Authority, To an admission from Mr. Riddell that he was more familiar with the operation of . 'the A -usable. Conservation., • Ministerial elects head for year The Goderich Ministerial, Association' recently elected Rev. G. L. Royal of Knox Presbyterian Church, chairman for the coming year. He suc- ceeds Rev. Peter St.' Don, Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle; in that position. Secretary -treasurer is Capt. Grace Herber, „Salvation Army Citadel, who ° takes over from Rev. Robert Raymont, North Street Unites t.Church. Authority than with the MVCA, Cotirceillcir Dave Gower suggested the local MPP should "get informed" about the , matters which affect his Riding. The matter -of Sky Harbor ,Airport, soon to become Municipal property, will be discussed by members of the airport Committee chaired by Councillor Bill Clifford 'and the Huron County Property Com- mitee on Friday, June 7. The Town of Goderich has' agreed that Huron County should' be approached for financial assistance at the air= port singe the premises is of direct value to,omany county residents. ** Before the next regular meeting of -Goderich Town Council, members will be .studying a resolution from the Retail Merchants Association of Canada •(Ontario) with " respect to uniform holiday and business hour regulations in the field of retail establish- ments in the province. Both lady councillors; Elsa Haydon and Eileen Palmer, said they • were. familiar ,with' the brief and suggested, they were opposed to the resolution. Mrs. Palmer said there were too many "loopholes" in the document and argued that any establishment could find reasons., to remain open any time if it was so desired. Mrs. Haydon said she was \.opposed to "conformity of any kind" and added she felt it was "up to the business com- munity" to establish their own holidays and working hours. Both Councillors Dave Gower ` and Frank Walkom asked for time to study the brief and Deputy -reeve Stan Profit and Reeve Deb"Shewfelt• moved and seconded a motion iftk►,. table the report. * * * There will'be a Canada Week in Goderich this year, to be of - Sr. Citizens speaker from U.SC.O The Senior -Citizen's 'of Goderieb met,, in McKay Hall Wednesday. May 15. There 'were over 70 present including 20 or more senior citizens from Bayfield and some from Strat- ford. Mr. Snyder had charge of a short business meeting. Mrs. Zergack of Stratford a U.S.C.Oexecutive spoke and brought members up to date on all the different zones and all the executive meetings and con- ventions to be "field in 1974. "x An Invitation from Lucknow, senior citizens to visit them on Tuesday" June 4 was ,accepted. .Progressive euchre was en- Toyed by all after -which lunch was served. by. the hostesses assisted by ' other .members.. , Next meeting 'will be Wed- nesday. June 5 in McKay Hall. Collision damage to vehicles Goderich police report t11at'a collision May 15 at Waterloo and Lighthouse Streets, caused $100 damage to a car driven by Ruth Stanley, RR 2 Bayfield, 'and $200 damage to a car driven 'by John C. Stanley. Vanastra. On May 19,A collisio'h on the Square csrused $3,000 damage to a car driven by Douglas Stephens, 171 Nelson Stt No damage was recorded to the Royal Bank. Police say Mr. Stephens fell asleep while driving. ._ Own May 17, a collision on the Square caused $60 damage to a car driven by Anthony Peters- Gaigel, 110 West St., and $120 to a car driven by Robert G. Stoddart. 133 St. Georges Crescent: In other duties, polies laid 10 • charges under the criminal rode. 27 under • the Highway "Traffic Act and five under the Liquor Control Act. ficially proclaimed . by Mayor Harry Worsell. Counciltor EileenPalmer, chairman. of the SpeciaPCom- mittee, has made some plans for the occasion in which the whole community will be asked to• participate. • Plans include' a special promotion of Canadian made goods in local stores. * * * The tender of Murray .John- ston to remove stone from the main beach, and St. Christopher's .leach was ap- proved by council last week fn° the amount of $2,375. This was the lowest of four tenders. a The work is expected, to be completed by the end of May and will include,trucking 20 to 25 loads to Snug Harbor for the dinghy park and dumping the remainder of the stone south of the water treatment plant., Council expressed surprise at the tenders which were presen- ted for consideration. The highest at $3,600 was con- siderably lower than the cost of_ • removing the stones from the beach last spring. * * * The final member of -the Goderi h Parking Authority b was named at last week's coun- cil meeting. He is Jim' Britnell; Huron County Engineer. ' The other members of That Authority are Bill Schaefer and - ~Bill Fry. ' * **. The Goderich Industrial Commission minutes presented to Goderich Town Council at last _ week's' meeting revealed. the arrival of Textral Fibers Ltd. to the Industrial Park, roster as well as news there is "great interest for new industry to locate in the Industrial. Park". Uont,iY ion Roads Machinery • Company has optioned five acres of land at ;$2.,000 per acre in Industrial Park.4This is in addition to the 15 -acres already owned by'DRMCO and the 22 - acres presently under option. . Glenmark Lutil er 35 South Street ,. Goderich, Ontario 524-73Q$ a SPRIN Ilt SUMMER ROBERISON ROUNDUP On Tuesday afternoon grade one went to Mrs. Freeman's bush.. Our helpers were Mrs. White, Jammy's mother, 'Mrs. Vanstone, Scott's mother, -.Mrs. Little, Nancy's "'mother and Mrs. Baechler, Lisa's mother. We saw some wild flowers: trilliums, Jack-in-the-pulpits, mayapple, dog -tooth violets, spring beauties, wild ginger yellow violets and blue violets. We had a drink of spring water on the way back. ,Our trip wase fun! ' The Students of Miss Bon- thron's class have been working hard on exams and tests. . They have finished their "colour and people" collages in art. Kathy and Christine have been entertaining the , kin- dergarten with puppet plays. Mrs. Shaddick's grade 8 class had an interesting visit to the Ontario Psychiatric Hospital Thursday morning. The children were guided through the building by Mr. Onwubere and two other ladies whp al"'so assisted in the tour. The pupils • saw the -patients- busy at work making toys, refinishing chairs, and hooking rugs. Some other patients were .exercising in the „gym . They also saw ,the 'classroom that is used for school. Once back in the classroom all the students admitted that they had ' learned something from the visit. The weather over the weekend was beautiful ,for holidays. In this weather many people went away for pleasure, such as boating, fishing and athletic events. Many people returned to school with sun- burns from their outdoor Pleasures and activities. Schools from the northern part of Huron County will par• ticipate in a, Music Dight which will take place Thursday night May 30 at Goderich District , Collegiate Institute. Some of the schools par- ticipating are Victoria Public School, „Robertson Memorial Public School and the Goderich District. Collegiate. In our opinion this Music Night should be• a success. �. ROOM .21 Last week pOpils from Room 21 visited Jake feeder's greenhouses and with the infor- mation gained began an indoor greenhouse. 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