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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-02-18, Page 3GODERI"CH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1987—PAGE 3 311 Alrl AND shapai I t •n IN{)AH( )N t t)NIARI(1 F LL G U E TH YOU. v v Give to the research that saves more lives. E7gi7k o' NEW PALMOLIVE 600 ml. LIQUID AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER DETERGENT Warm up to Winter Savings with Riecks' AJAX CLEANSER imp ,The Goderich PIJC will be meeting with • the Property and Works "Committee at an' . as yet undecided date to discuss the PUC's industrial impost fees .schedule. • ' The PUC established an import fee. policy which saw residences pay. $100 for • new installation while commercial and •in• dtistrial area pay" a minimum of $,100,. oras PUC'manager Middel explained, "for, in- .dustries,. the fee. is $660 per acre,.or, for smaller properties; two cents per square,' foot of property.''; The policy went to.the town for approval'where the Property and . Works Committee cbd not agree with the industrial impost fees. • Snowpitch tourney was a blast A total of 17 teams competed in this. year's Snowpitch' Tournament at Agriculture Park Saturday and while the temperature was on 'the cool side: _ bright sunshine helped the players cope with the adverse conditions. In the above le#•photo, Gail Kemp takes a hefty swing at the ball while pitcher Jim Shropshall takes careful aim while pitching to his team. At right, a player makes a sweeping attempt to make contact with the hall. (photos by Dave Sykes) st fees to be disc;?sse At the PUC meeting, Mayor, Eileen Palmer said, "The town lakes the position that this industrial impost, fees) discouraging industries We feel the im- post fees act as a prohibitive factor in at- tracting industry. The. town, has deliberately. not imposed impost fees„ for commercial or industrial developments.," . "As a manager; I' feel this policy rs�aiz~ to everybody: residential, commercial . and industrial, each pay, their own rates. If industries don't pay, then .residential and commercial developers are subsidiz- ing -the industries," PUC manager Evert Middel said. 150g. GLADE SOLI AIR FRESHENER LYSOL 350 g. ISI N FECTANT SPRAY i4 All commissioners noted that, as cfinr- missioner. Dr. Jim Peters said, "it 'Certain- ly ertain- ly deserves more dialogue. than 10.minutes . at this table:" He alsosaid, "Maybe We can use our;im- aginations a little and•somehow defer the fees to act as an incentive to industry.' • Because the commissioners felt 'more-• discussion was needed'befere making„any decisions reg;a.rdingindustrial impost fees, a meeUhg is to••be heldwith the Property and Works Committee ata date convenient to the.com'niittee and the PUC: Liberal association meeting ply fled CLINTON - The Huron Provincial Liberal Riding” Association has set March 5 as the date for -their nomination meeting at the Clinton Legion at 8 p.m, , The •riding is a new electoral district created when redistribution -was .approved last July. It will see the Ontario Legislature expand from 125 to 130 sejts. . Currently, Huron County is split into two seats, Huron -Bruce .in the north, which is represented by Health Minister Murray PUC member to The Goderich PUC gave its approval at . last week's meeting to a request from PUC manager Evert Middel to send one ad- ministrative staff member to. a training course to "be held this spring in Toronto. The cou se, Clerical and Sales Training - Phase Lis designed for ail office staff. It encompasses a wide 'range of topics 'from general f ri,fical training, to public rela- tions techniques and general knowledge Elston,. and Huron -,Middlesex in the south, which is now represented by Agriculture and Food Minister Jack Riddell. Both old seats will:disappear if and when .a provincial election is called. 'At this time, the Liberals rule Ontario with a minority . government, with the 125 seat Legislature made up of 51 Liberals, 51 Progressive Con- servatives and 23 New Democratic Party MPPs. So far, only Jack Riddell has said he will attend course needed in a utility office. The two-day workshop is scheduled for Toronto on April 23-24. Such a workshop is held every six months. The fall worshop will be Phase, 2 of Clerical and Sales Training. . Commissioners left it up to manager Middej, to decide .which . staff member should attend the course. ASSORTED KITCHEN GADGETS CASCADE 1.8 Kg., AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER DETERGENT EXTRA/ STRENGTH 10 s N E'O CITRAN seek the Huron' nomination, with Murray Elston set to run for the Liberal nomination in •Bruce, and Liberal;'incumbent Doug Reycraft indicating he .will seek. the Mid- dlesex nomination. ' . Guest; speaker at the nomination will be the Honorable Ed Fulton,' ",Minister of Transportation and Communications of Ontario. No election, has been called, but, because of the minority government situation,, the Association wanted,to be ready. 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