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GARAGE OPENED. 'other companies how to make a
forth of craft.
A large crowd attended the The girls had a parade' and
official opening of the Ashfield travelleddown the main street.
public works garage on Friday Each group dressed up as a
evening; June 13. Ashfield certain country. Kingsbridge
Township Reeve Warren Zinn
was Chairman for the program.
Murray Gaunt, . M.P.P. for
Huron and Bruce spoke briefly
and he and•Mrs. Elaine Collins
cut the ribbon "declaring the
new building officially ope ed.
Mrs. Collins spoke briefly on
behalf '.of her father, the. late
Loseph Lyal Maclntyre, past
road superintendent for : the
township of Ashfield, who was
instrumental in .getting this
new building started.
Clerk• of the Township of Ash-
field, Mr. Donald Simpson read
letters from .R.E. McJ'inley,
M.P. and the Engineer ex-
pressing regrets at not being
able to attend.
The, present members of the
Ashfield Council were called
on: They were: Deputy Reeve
Finlay MactDonaId; Councillors
John Austin, Allan Gibson and
Grant Farrish.
Jim Hunter, 'road superin-
tendent, introduced all., the
employees and they stood up. to
be recognized. He also read a
list of the people who "had
donated . monies used in the
evening program.
Words of Congratulations
Guides were dressed up as
Holland. a
Then they all gathered in the
arena where they looked at the
many exhibits. At noon, they
broke up into groups and ate
their lunch,;.
At 1:00 p.m. they , played'
games outside, Then they had a
campfire. The day ended with.
the Guide and Brownie Prayer.
Many thanks to'Clern Steiner.
who took the group in his, van.
Also many thanks to Girl Guide
leader Mrs. Belmore for
guidance and transportation.
SOCIAL NEWS .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collinson
of Kintail moved to Lucknow on
Monday, June 9.. Their
daughter and son-in-law,. Mr.
.and Mrs. Gordon Barger are
taking over the• farm. We
welcome them ,,to this com-
munity.
Mr. Len O'Loughlin,
Rochester, Michigan, visited
during the past week with his
sister, Mrs. Bernardine Kin-
ney.
inney.
• Mr,.,,ana Mrs. Eddie Chilton,
-baby son Tommy and his father
Generating Station and Floral
Clock, and the Skylon. After
spending the night in the
Sheraton Foxhead. Hotel. On
Friday, June 13, they visited
the Maid of the Mist and the
incline railway and Fort
George arriving back at the
school at„$ p.
Miss Ann Dalton studentat
Wilfrid Laurier. University,,
Waterloo,is spending 21;2 weeks
holidays at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Dalton. Ann plans to return to
the University for another six
w,eks semester during the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drenpan
are making plans fora clearing
auction sale of household ef-
fects, antiques and hand tools
to be held on Saturday, `June 21
at 1 p.m.
Several•ladies from this arga
attended the Pro Life Infor-
mation meeting, and film' -
Abortion - a Woman's Decision
at the Town hall in Lucknow on
Monday evening, June 16.
Grade 8 Graduation Exer-
cisest will take place on Friday
evening, June 20 in. the Parish
hall, beginning . with
Graduation Mass at 7 p.m.
The Kingsbridge Youth Club
served coffee and donuts in
honour of fath-.., ' on Father's
Day, June i ` immediately
following the unday morning
uye expressed b the Mr Willie Chilton of Moose a Mass.
following people: , Fac o ax Wending—same"
Mr. Ken Dunn on behalf of
the B.M. Ross Engine;ing Co.
who laid out the plans for .the
building; reeves from the area
townships.: Leo Murray, reeve
of ' Kinloss Township; 'Bob
Lyons, • reeve of West
Wawanosh Township; 'Simon
Hallahan, reeve,. of,East
Wawanosh Township'Mel
Good, road superintendent on
behalf of the reeve of Colborne
Township, Elmer Smeltzer,
Councillor on ' behalf of Huron
Township; George Joynt,
Reeve on behalf of the Town of
Lucknow;. 1975 Warden Anson
McKinley; 1974 Warden Bill
Elston; and former reeves of
Girvi
Ashfield township, n
• Reed,,! ,onald MacKenzie, Cecil
Johnstone, 'Sandy Hackett, and of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon. Boyd; and past deputy ' Dennis Dalton. • .
reeve.Eugene Frayne. Mr. and Mrs. Toiro Rudd and
It was regretted that Andrew children Christina and John,
Ritchie, • a •former reeve was Mrs. Gordon Griffin, and
'unable . to attend because of daughter, Mary, Duluth, Minn.
illness. visited from Thursday until'
A plaque will be presented Sunday at'the home of Mrs.
Bernadine Kinney. '
and hung in the new wor• ks Mrs. Marjorie Maclntyre is a
garage leaving the names of patient in the Alejandra
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the 1974 Executive: -- ' Marine and General Hospital,
A- free evening of dancing Goderich. We wish her a speedy
foltowed with music supplied recovery,.
by Boyd's,Orchestra. • Clem Stoffler, principal of St.-
KINGSBRIDGE GIRL Joseph's school, Kingsbridge,
GUIDES Mrs. Maittel Wilson Grade 8
teacher, Chaperones Arie Van
June 14' the . Diepan, ,Jim Doherty,. Anita'
On Saturday,Doherty, Virginia Chisholm,
Kingsbridge Girl Guides and Mari, Anne O'Keefe and Donna
Brownies went to the Mount Foran accompanied the 31
Forest Revel Rally. This was to grade 8 students on a two day
celebrate 65 yf:ears of Guiding in
Canada. Guide's and Brownies trip to Niagara Falls. Leaving
the school on Thursday; June 12:
from all over came tothe fair
at 6:15 a, m. they - visited
grounds where the day's events Marineland and the Game
'began. Farm.' In the afternoon they
The Guide leader from Goderich • opened the visited Tussaud's Wax
,
ceremonies with a • speech. Museum, Ripl^y s Believe it or
Later all the cqmpanies showed not, the Ontario Hydro
time at the --home of her
parents, Mr:, ' and Mrs. Mark
Dalton and family and visiting
with Eddie's brother Bobbie, a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mrs., Marie Forbes, Detroit
returned to her home on Sun-
day after spending , the week
with her. sister Mrs. John
Howard, Mr. Howard and
family.
Mrs. Leila Fitzgerald, "son
.Jamie and friend of Stratford
and •her mother Mrs. Irene
Murphy Goderich spent 'the
weekend at their summer home.
here.
Mrs. Alice Julian, of Arahein,
California is spending a
month's vacation at the home
New hall.,..
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left at the soeth'end of the hall.
The expansion of office space
would provide isolated working
areas for the clerk and deputy
clerk, give the mayor an office
and provide for a council board
room as well as their council
chambers. No estimate of costs
was made by Mr. Barker.
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Town council referred' the
hiring of -the proposed town
bylaw officer to the traffic and
finance committee to study the
matter fur=ther and cone back
to council with a . recom-'
mendation on who to take on for
the job. The move was made
Monday night after council
heard letters from the town's
Limousines...
police commission and the town
solicitor.
The police commission ex-
pressed concern over, who's
jurisdiction the officer would be
under and what salary range
was being considered 'for the
job, They felt that if the officer
was to be hired by and under
the jurisdiction of the corn;
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make a buck at it, fine".
Councillor, Leroy Harrison
agreed with the mayor
claiming that travellers could "
investigate the costs of getting
to Toronto and it would be up to
the individual if they wanted 19
pay.
Reeve Stan Profit questioned
the vlll`ue of the service to
Goderich.
• `How are we supposed to
develop our own airport by_
providing service to Toronto
airport?" he queried.
The scheme, according to the
United Trails vice president, is
not to cut into the taxi cab
business in Goderich but to
provide service from the door
to Malton airport and back to
the door. Mr. Habkirk said in a
telephone interview that the
airline service is operating' in
other nun ocipalities in the area
and is not'conflicting at all,with
cab companies.
Federal and provincial laws
pc -event the service from
cuttitng into the taxi business.
Under the. Highway Transport
Board for Ontario, a municipal
'.`taxi is:permitted to pick up -a--
fare in the municipality where
it operates and take the person
to his destination but is not
;"permitted to pick up a fare to
return totheir munlcipalit,'. .
"That would be cutting into
•the other man's business," said
Mr. Habkirk.
The United application to the
Ontario Highway - Transport
Board is for service to Malton
and back. Under their
regulations if the license is
granted the airline service
would be ,entitled to do just that
and nothing else'. They would'
only be allowed to take people
to the airport and return them,
they would not be permitted to
take them anyplace else, in -
•
eluding downtown Toronto.
"A cab from Goderich can
take a fare to Malton," pointed
out Mr. Habkii•k, "but he is not
entitled legally to bring him
back. Only a Toronto based taxi
Gan do that."
The costs for ° the special
service are not available yet,
according to Mr. Habkirk. He
'said they would be cheaper"
than a taxi and more expensive
than a bus but he couldn't go
beyond that. He pointed out
however that it will not be a flat
rate. The first person in the
limousine will be charged the
most money and the costs go
down from there.
The Airline Limousine
Service is one branch of United
Trails Incorporated's ser3ices.
Locally they operate the daily
bus. service to .Stratfordbut
hope to add the airport service
to complement the bus. Each
limousine, a station wagon type
of vehicle, is valued at about
$10,000 and ' the company
already have , about' 30 on the.
road. '
Mr: Habkirk said the com-
any---decisren-,-to-apply- for-the
licence was based on a lack of
public transit in the Hdron
' County area,. He said' there
never has been this type of
service here and knows of no
other company that -.can
provide it. • '
He ' added that the letter
received in Goderich has also
been, sent out to ' Clinton,
Seaforth and Mitchell councils
but no official reply has yet
been received from any. , ;l
He expressed confidence that
the councils would react
favorably to the proposal
however, • adding that
discussing the matter with
council members in the towns
has supported his confidence.
mi"salon and was to be paid , . Goderich Industrial Coni -
constable's wages then they mission. The commission corrected. He `
said that th0�,
would hire. a problem in. Industrial Park b regular police . proposed five recom- correctipn of the problem will
officer, mendations.. for improvements be of conside,able rnanitude,
If council was going ,to hire to and sale of land in Industrial in the sense that the drainage;'
the person, pay him less than a Park. area will effect the wood lot.
policeman and govern his • Mayor Deb Shewfelt pointed area and part of Goderich
actions, then the commission• ...out to the commission that Township. The commission
would hire only one officer for there is much confusion recommended to council that
their needs, ' resulting from a lack of ,the town engineer prepare' a .
Town council asked town planning in Industrial Park, He
solicitor Dan Murphy if the suggested that a registered
municipality could hire the plan of subdivision would
officer legally. Mr. Murphy eliminate the problems of lot
investigated- the matter and sales and would tie down the
ed
informed council that the town .future of the park to be handl.
could legally • hire the officer. in an orderly fashion. '
He said the person would not be " County planner Gary
a member of the police Davidson told the commission
association and' suggested the at their last meeting that a size
person be under the jurisdiction analysis was needed 'o- Council learned; Monday
of the- town clerk but that the Industrial Park to reach a
clerk forward that respon- decision on what direction the
sibility to- the commission, for • park is headed. He said a
convenience. . residential study apreparend ,by
Councillor Jim Peters asked the Municipal Planning con -
that the two committees sultants and also an industrial
looking into the matter to not marketing study prepared by,
only study the actual need for a 'Inducon . raised some con -
bylaw officer but consider flicting points relating ' to the
more people for the job. He area needed , for industrial
asked that they not commit
themselves to one person.
' Reeve Stan Profit, chairman
of the traffic committee,
assured Mr. Peters that the two
groups . would look into all
,possible people for the job but
. pointed out that when the
original. suggestion was made
drainage report on the park.
The mayor also suggested
that the storm sewer on
Huckins Street be extended to
the rear of the. park as far as
Lot 17 where Huromic is
locating.
growth and road patterns and
also that some of the area could
be diverted into residential
usage.
The_ commission moved that
a registered plan of subdivision
be 'placed on Industrial Park
designating the area south of
the hydro line for industrial'
there was one man specifically ,.rsage and that a street plan be
mentionedfor the job. . laid out.
Mayor, Deb Shewfelt Council 'adopted the
requested that ,the committees recommendation of the Com -
look at all aspects of the matter mission to sell a lot of one and a'
thoroughly and come back to • 'half acres; 200 feet across and
council with,arecommendation 300 feet deep, to Huromic Councillor Dave Gower
to hire n er. w. he j b�•or etals. The sale Pat- brou ht council upto date on .
o ep.._son.or _Metals, .G, �. g.
night that" its • refusal to pay
McLean Foster $8,000 for time
lost constructing the South
Storm Sewer had been ac-
cepted by the company and that
company officials , had
apologized for their error in
billing.
Council refused to pay the
money charged for time lost by
McLean. Foster while the
company was waiting for pipe
delivery td the site. Council felt
it was not the town's fault the
order couldn't be met by the
pipe manufacturer and that the
time had been lost.
McLean Foster told council
in a letter that an agreement
had been reached' between
them and the pipe producer,
satisfying to both parties.
forget it. He reminded council' ' terson of Huromic will be with a
that the officer cannot work for five year option on the balance
two people and asked that they of the property as indicated in
clarify whose jurisdiction the; the Inducon Plan.
person would be under. The town solicitor reminded
Deputy reeve Bill Clifford the commission that no
suggested that the committees, • direction had -been given to him'
of which he is.a member, might
give some consideration to not
hiring the officer at all. He said
the •$10,000 salary saving may'
be used . to • upgrade town
. parking lots allowing them to
do away with the two hour limit.
on The Square. •
,Council agreed in principle
with the recommendations
from the last meeting of the
on the conditions, placed on 'the
sale of land in Industrial Park
• specifically to .Borg Warner.
Mr. Murphy said that the
purchase of land in , the park
needed the conditions , clarified
and suggested that the town use
their agreement with Suncoast
Estates Shopping Plaza for the
basis of the agreement.
Mayor Deb Shewfelt told the
commission that it is im-
perative that the drainage
• w the Indian Island question. Mr.
Gower said he had contacted '
the Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority and
reported they had taken water
samples from the. trapped pool
in the south channel, of the river
blocked off by 'fill for the
proposed marina there.
Mr. Gower said the federal
ministry of the environment
had also been contacted and
that they were equally con-
ccrhed with.,.,the, problem He
said both the federal govern-
ment' and the MVCA agreed
that the pool shouldn't be there
and should be allowed to drain.
Results of the water testing are
pending.
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