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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-15, Page 63 & 4 DAY VICTORIA WEEKEND TOURS MAY 15or16to 3 DAY Ottawa Frankenmuth 4 DAY Ottawa & Montreal Washington Philedelphki & Aitantic City . Wheeling Nashville MAY 18 from '139.00 from '129.00 '139.00 '179.00 '169.00 '134.00 989.00 OTHER SHORT SPRINGTIME TOURS DEPARTURE DESTINATION May 20, 24 May 111 Juno 13 Juno 13 June 22, 24 Ottawa at Tulip Time Ottawa and Montreal Frankemmnuth Bavarian Time Muskoka Early Summer 1005 Islands in Early Summer DURATION PRICE 3 days 4 days 3 days 4 days 3 days LATE FLORIDA FROM '139.00 FROM '139.00 FROM $129.00 FROM '199.00 FROM '119.00 APRIL 25, MAY 9 Florida In the Saving Season 14 days FROM '419.00 FLORIDA SUMMER July 25 Daytona and Disney World 10 days FROM "369.00 July 2S-Olaneyworid and Central Florida 10 days FROM'349.00 J PAGE6-GOPERKOSIGNALTSTAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15,1 BY JOANNE BUCHANAN A suggestion from. the Huron County Developailent. Committee to -form an association of the towns' development- -committees- came under -some criticism at a Goderich Economic Development Committee (GEDC) meeting last Thursday. GEDC member Don Wheeler, who is also a memberof the county's development committee, read a letter from the county requesting that represen- tatives from the town's Minis ion wanted among industry committee development committee attend an `exploratory' meeting in Clinton on April 14 to determine whether such an association should be set - Wheeler explained that the association,' which would include members from all the county's town and village development or industrial coiunittees, would be for information sharing. • "Itgives all the com- mittees a chance to hear what the rest of the county is, doing; (with regards to in- dustry and development) andit also allows them to checks y,,,'J. „.'The .:. Ministry of the chemical was put on the salt. Environment lies agreed to pilerat brined a crust on monitor a-Inountai fl of salt the top and prevented it from openly .stored ofd the :not th - • -blown around," she pier. at the request of the said. "The ; Ministry is waterfronteomtnittee checking into the salt. Chuncilllor Eisa Hayden _ saidseveral . o»np in�ts. - wtittal report: Council just were reeeved.e -out the open wants to be informed about •, storage$ =the harbour ::the' ngsas a matter' of She then requested`a:ivrittefn•, may.,* 1 meet the development he said. "Right now co-ordination. be," he added. -GEDC member -Stan Profit questioned the need to form such an association. "What you're talking about doing, should already be happening right now. We have a county development department and the in- formation you're talking about sharing, should be. county's committee," there isn't the there should readily available to everyone through that department," he stated. "Why set up yet another committee," he asked. Wheeler suggested that -with- -.an- .association;. the. county could "go after in- dustry with a united front." He used the recent De Haviland Aircraft of Canada Ltd. expansion prgject as an example. GEDC secretary Larry' McCabe said, "There is nothing wrong with forming a loose association but 'I would want to concentrate on getting industry for Goderich, not the county." County development of- ficer Spence Cummings -explained that the county's towns were not in com- petition with one another for industry but that the county itself was in competition with the -big c ities. "An association would serve just to acquaint you with what's going on in the rest. of thecounty," he said. "But we should be able to get that information now without forming an , association," Profit repeated. Conunissioner of Works, Ken Hunter, said he would like .information on gover- nment help available to industry and government contacts. McCabe said that in- formation could be obtained from the county develop- mentdepartment. . Wheeler emphasized that the meeting in Clintol was just to determine if there was such a need to form an association which could meet periodically. He said he would be attending the meeting himself -and asked fora representative from the GEDC to attend as well. Those members present stated they already had other meeting commitments that night hut agreed to ask chairman Jack Brady, who was absent, if he would at- • tend. report,' from ;Ministtrt41* Haysion°saidthe salt.pile,is_.., open sterage ,and whetils1. it, ~, e a culveit but mbl '. , with .. claimed 'that after a rainfall Reseda p thewaterruns intothe laice. taaiur and water pollu x, • "fie ;1�. inistry has' taken '; HayrdoA saud, alitiiers .. '-readings-in-the lake and hauls also�i,c"�"Y�re� �' cpm- plaints aboutffiesalt rage; assure us there is no undue but claimed thelit'yconentirations of salt in the Environment woultlodlt into water," she said. " T iiey will tiiematter continue to take readings s 1r -bice that -1 ander mtOyesit." --fiends-with-T.4al I :to .its surrounded byulv it b t Mr. end Mrs. A. Tolchord, Gollorlidi; an pleased to an- nounce -the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Pott$ Lunn, to Mr. Kevin Goddard, son-ofMr.,and Mrs. R. Goddard, of Hamilton, Ontario. The wedding will take pieta on Saturday, *OS. In !Bethel Pentecostal Astendsly, Ooderkh, et threni'o'cfodc. • The open storage of salt . in the harbour has prompted the waterfront cornirnittee td- ask .the .MJ_.nistry_of.. Environment -to -monitor ale situation for Statistics show construction industr The' construction•industry in the town of 1 Goderich is . sagging noticeably if. the statistics from the building inspector's office can be used as a barometer. In a report to council from inspector Doug Harrison, both the number and dollar value of permits is down considerably. So far this year the town has issued 12 building permits for a total value of $36,900. Half of that three-month total was realized in march when 6 permits were isued at a value of $18,300. By comparison, last year 19 -lermits were issued through March at a value of $150,350. Most people seem content ALL STAR TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH TOURS "OUR BUSINESS 15 GOING PLACES" -4( ALL STAR T URS 1400 Bishop St.,. 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