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Bylaw Officer Dick Eisler has been busy for the past month warning or tagging-motorsts
violating the two hour parking liniit.on some of Goderich's streets. The officer has tripled the
average number of tickets issued by the town policemen when they were handling the duties.
(staff -photo)
Bylaw officer triples
parking tickets issued.
, .Bylaw officer Dick Eisler has nearly impossible 'for his men has proven' worthwhile in Other
been on the job for about two to handle parking violations. areas. Chief King revealed that'
months now and already has `.`He's (Mr. Eisler) able to get revenues from speeding of -
tripled the number of parking up there regularly and on his fences have risen 30 percent
tickets issued to 'offending own time," said the chief. "By since his department has been
motorists 'in Goderich in a mixing the times'he makes his relieved of the parking duties.
'month. patrols, he can get the job done He said that the increase
..In his August report Mr. better";than we could ever do amounts to about $800 extra
1✓isler indicated that he had it." ` money from speeding 'tickets in
issued 5,1 warnings and 159 Mixing the time' the patrols a month. He pointed out that
tickets to drivers'extending the are made is one of the reasons the money is not kept in
two, hour parking'limit on The ' for the extra tickets. Some days Goderich but goes tb v the
Square and its arteries. That Mr._ Eisler makes his first province of Ontario, adding
number is about three times the check early and some days late however, that the extra sur -
number that the Goderich so that motorists can never, be ' veilance increases safety on the
police department issued in an sure when the tires will be town streets.
average month when they were,-,'cl.alked. By patrolling in this•.,.,,-,.;.,�`Mvst of those tickets were
handling the duties. • manner he can successfully do
Police Chief Pat King ex one of the things he was hired'to
plained the sharp increase by ° do, keep the traffic moving in
outlining his officers'' daily'• the downtown business area.
routine. He.said that quite often The removal of the parking
an officer would make the chores from the police roster
rounds in the morning chalking
tires and two hours Tater he
would be too bus with
something else to return to The
Square to echeck the cars, •
He added that if an early
afternoon check was made, •
then the officer went off duty at'
four making it impossible for
the new man to get up to The
Square in time to issue any
tickets warranted. These facts
co mbined .With two ..days of
co rt proceedings made it
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issued without the help of
radar," said the chief. "The
department's radar set was out
of commission and the
replacement took about three
weeks to arrive.'''
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The Royal Commission on Violence
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Appointed to study, the possible effect on society of the depiction of
violence in the media, the Royal Commission on Violence in the 1om-
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WINGHAM
December 3, 1975 —
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Carling Terrace .
Wingham, Ontario
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this date. Everyone is urged to attend, 'whether or not a submission
has been• made, ,
Submissions and requests for information should be directed to: '•
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His Honour Ju dge L. A. Beaulieu
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Call us toll-free anytime at 1-800-261-7091.
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Art Club preparing
for the Christmas fair
After a summer recess the
Goderich Art Club met recently
; at the home of Mrs, Lorna
Vincent, President Mrs, Lu
Legg, presided and 12 en-
thusiastic member discussed
plans for some fall events.
The studio at MacKay Hall
has been open for painting
sessions , every Wednesday
afternoon, since September 1.
There is great activity among
the members who are
preparing pictures' for exhibit
at the Colborne Fair. Any in-
terested person is welcome to,.
drop in for information on those
afternoons orjust to take a look`
around.
Lu Legg read a letter from
Donald Shortreed, manager'of
the Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce, in appreciation of
the exhibition at the Bank
which is changed every two.
months by an artcommittee.
Beryl Harper read the rules
and regulations for'' the
Colborne Fair which will take
place on October 14 and 38 at
Saltford Valley Hall,
After discussion, a trip to the
Doon School of Fine Art and
Pioneer Village was planned
for October 25. This will be for
;members only. Volunteers
were assigned as caretakers.
for the Goderich Art Club
exhibit at Saltford.
The members decided that
they would like to see more art
GODERICH SIQNAL.STAR, THURSDAY, OCTQBgR 2r 1975.-4%0E13A
films similar to the showings of
last year at the Public Library.
1 his will be arranged later.
Lu Legg announced. that Dr.
and Mrs, W.N. .Watters
graciously offered their home
for the annual C•ristrlmas party.
The October meeting will be
held at the ,home of Margaret
MacFarlane. Part of the time
will be dovoted to a discussion
of historical painting. Fran
Armstrong will. provide the
theme in bringing material and
reproductions •of - Rembrandt
painting.
The ' meeting adjourned for
refreshments and a social hour.'
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