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No parking Wednesdays
Shoppers and employees who work in
The Square area won't get breaks as far "sill1,'�, ;�,Aa W r 7
as parking goes. On a r a meridation �tJ1TI1T1 La. Ili
from the Traffic Comrgittee, council
deride to enforce timeeins eue-ted NEWS'
parking on every day except Sundays. In
the past, manystones, were dosed
Wednesdays or at least part of the day
and the two-hour parking limit was not
enforced. The bylaw officer will sub-
sequently alternate days off to enforce
time restricted parking.
Want funds
The Township of Tuckersmith has
advised council that Goderich does not
participate in the financial operation of a
day care centre. The township claims,
that based on last year's attendance and
operating deficit, the town'sportion of
the operating deficit for children at-
tending the day care centre is $813.56.
Council is seeking further information
and clarification on the matter before
taking action
Inspect arena
Remember 1976 when the Ontario
Ministry of Labour inspected and sub-
sequently closed the. Goderich Area.
ell, the Mir+sstry-boas again requested;
the town to have the arena inspectedby a •
qualified engineer. The Matter was
r f r.- ; ertetoned Kai Dann to com-
plete inspection of the facility.
Call for tenders
Tenders on the town holt restoration
have been let and are to dose June 15. If
u •.....a.. t...3 _L .. the
a Silt aG C& "la a'Lt:ei,WGta, 1i, Va p U11 the
rrp nici'pal building rnnld h'g n. by that
beginning of July. Estimates on the
project were $170,000 phis architectural
feek
To buy office
The Town and Country Homemakers
have launched a major fund-raising
appeal to purchase a Wingham house for
office" use: The house -purchase -would
guarantee the group a permanent office
and provide the group with some equity.
Council referred the matter to the
Finance Committee and a recom-
mendation will be made at the next
council meeting.
Need planning
Town council will be ckecking on the
procedure for emergency planning in the
area after a letter from the Emergency
Planning Office of the Ministry of the
Solicitor General The Emergency
Planning Office is in charge of overall co-
ordination and listing of disaster con-
tingency plans across the province.
Council will be seeking dao cationfrom
the hospital on emergeney plans for this
area
Seniors Week
The week of June 21-27 has been
declared Senior Citizens' . Week in the
Province of Ontario., This is the eleventh
year that a spitx1 week has been
promoted to recognize seniors and this
year's theare is; We all have Fa lot to
sharp. The. Ministry of Community and
Social Services is encouraging com-
munities to recognize the week and
sponsor local activities.
Huron unit thanks cancer
campaign supporters
Dear Editor,
The Huron c.mty Unit of
the Canadian to ,Society
would like to exp ss their
appreciation and titude
toall the residents, in-
dustries, business firms and
associations of your com-
munity who have con-
tributed so generously to the
1981 Campaign for Cancer
Funds..
The Goderich branch of
the Society has attained the
remarkable sum of $16,700
which is 11 percent over its
objective. TgLS achievement
combined with the other four
branches of Huron Unit has
enabled the Unit to exceed
its objective of $60,000.
A special thank you to
Claude Kalbleisch, Urban
Campaign Chairman, and
Les Pitblado, Rural Cam-
paign Chairman and their
fine team of volunteers who
have worked long , and hard
to reach this goal. Special
mention should also be made
of the Kinettes, Kinsmen,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and
the combined churdhgroups
of Goderich who organized
and Condticted successful
special events to aid in this
great cause. In doing so, a
significant -contribution has
been made to the fight
against cancer and a . great
service has been done for
your community and for
Canada.
On behalf of the Huron
County Unit, please accept
-our sincerest thank you for a
superb job.
Respectfully yours,
Ross McDaniel,
Campaign Chairman,
Huron Comity Unit,
Canadian Cancer -Society.
GODERICHSIGNALSIAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, I901—PAGE 5
No 'need for another. holiday.reader says
Dear E- der,
I am writing to object to
town Col1PLWA'SSunPilit dthle
city of Kingston's resolution
to make a holiday in the
month of Feltruary in honour
of Sir John L Macdonald.
It is clear that only coun-
cillor Jim Snarls with a nay
vote gave any consideration
to the costs and benefits ac-
cruing from such a holiday
being decreed. For this I say
three hurrahs for Jim.
It is also dear., that no
thought was given by the yea
votes, especially councillor
Haydon and Reeve Wheeler
when their only objection
was the publicity which the
city of Kingston would gain
from such a holiday pro-
claimed.
If Sir John A. Macdonald
needs to be honoured, why
not proclaim the day after
Dominion Day, Sir John A.
day and give everybody a
four-day weekend. At least
with :this new holiday being
the day after Dominion Day
people might remember why
we are celebrating the holi-
day.
In the middle of February
on a cold dreary winter day
who will even. remember
why we are celebrating this
holiday. Or, if the real pur-
pose
igpose of the resolution is to
have a holiday in February
because we don't have a
statutory holiday in
February then I say declare
the third Monday in
February a holiday but don't
use &r John A. to at sell the
idea to the people of
Goderich or the people of
Canada.
Now let us consider the
economic side of the argu-
ment. At thepresent time I
believe . there " -are nine.
statutory holidays and with
Sir John A's an even ten, or.
to put it another way, two
full working weeks every
year. I will ask the question
to councillor Haydon and
Reeve Wheeler. "When is
enough, enough?" ten
holidays?, twenty holidays?.
If'this holidayis to be a
civic holiday the council, in
endorsing the resolution, is
not acting in the best in-
terests of the citizens of
Goderich. They are acting in
the best interests of the civil
servants. Or do councillor
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Goderleh
feel the civil servants will
come back fresh on the Tues-
day and pert twice as
much work and make alp for
the lost tirne.
If the lost work cannot be
made up then overtime will
need to be paid. The one day
holiday cost is now
transformed into aday and a
half holiday cost to the tax-
payer if tune and- a half is
paid for overtime.
If the work can be made up
with no overtime it indicates
that there are too many peo-
Decision
pie employed for the worm
which is available for these
civil sent/ants. The real tact
would be to have the holiday
as a civic holiday without
pay. Then see how popular
the holiday is.
Now let us suppose the
civic holiday is transformed
into a statutory holiday.
Every employee, public or
private, is :lwwlegally enttF
ed to another day off. . .
Before, with the civic holi-
day idea, the costs were high
enough but because civil ser-
vants do not produce
physical goods the country of mare popie after Sewer
might be able to afford the goads-
baliday, ut1,daabt it . To make thinow worse, Fu.
base to pay for this holiday
As a civic holiday the cost now has been reduced to the
is spread over all the tax- employees 'of i the country,
paying public, a Sir John A. who are already facing
tax if you will With the government -induced . pro -
statutory holiday the real blems such as high interest
producers of the country, the rates.
saltminers, the road This added cost to the
machinery Workers, the employer can only be
farmers, etc. have the day transmitted one way: in the
off. Now we have reduced form of higher prices for the
our real productivity and in- products produced, which
creased our inflation, one turns full circle back to the
definition being the pursuit consumer. As you can see,
was wrong Haydon claims
Dear Editor,
Even at this late date I
want ,.to mention how much
my husband and I enjoyed
The Sound of Goderich .con-
ce>et on May 24. The reaction
of the Large audience and the
comments I have heard
sinceindicate' that our im-
pressions
m -
p . i were shared by
many.
.The four performing
groups were The Craigeilen
Singers, The Goderich Har-'
bouraires, Goderich Teen
Tones, and Laketown Band.
Each group individually, as
well as in The Hallelujah
Clxhraas by Handel sang and
played by the entire cast,
gave ' iS "a most enjoyable
and uplifting Sunday after-
noon, making us aware once
more of the many good
things we have going for us
in our town.
I want to take this oppor-
tunity to get something off
my mind, something in
which I was wrong. A couple
of years ago the Laketown
Band approached the
Recreation board and the
Town Conned asking - for
financial support. At that
time the Board had just for-
mulated a policy of finan-
cially supporting only new
groups who found
themselves in temporary difr
ficulties. I"was among those
who spoke and votedagainst
giving continued finnr4"1z l
sapport to the Laketown
Band who then had to turn
elsewhere.
I have since comae to
realize , that I was wrong.
Although there is nothing out
of order with the above men-
tioned policy, its strictly
blanket application to every
situation would not be
beneficial to the aims, of
ow
The Laketown
Band's contribution goes far
beyond a group of people
"doing their Own thing".
Aithni h I have singled -
out the Laketown Band
because of the past incident,
the same applies to the other
groups who participated in
the concert: These people
are continuously giving
much) of themselves' in dine -
consuming ear in many
ways, costly search for real or imaginary "bad
improvement and per-. things" in, store for us. I am
fection; they give us artistic for celebrating our country,
pleasure and help us feel - our town and all the good
reassured of the positive and thinp in our lives. I am for
avrthwhrle forces inside and giving ourselves a party,
around ourselves. For this with fireworks. I hope you
will join and help.
Yours sincerely;
• Elsa Harahan
they deserve not only "our
thaxzks, ser also O.i1r Sunport
hi more easily measured
forms and levels. I have
come to tealize that by
promoting n'oeir cause -w do
ourselves aour.
this letter by reminding you
of Chief King's (Fireworks
Display Chairman) recent
invitation to send a contribu-
tion of any size towards the
firemAf.a display for t:'
comae Day cel° _- firms
The fireworks are planned
for 10 p.m. on Saturday,
June 27th at the south pier.
Contributions can hesentor
dropped in at the Town Hall,
to the attention of the
Fireworks Display Chair-
man. man.
Every day there are many
negative arguments trying
to Yalu inu amnyta. AM= 1G >a
mach on
SUPER SAVE PRICES
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the cost of this holiday is
i helix this holiday's
as only the tip of the iceberg.
There is too much govern-
ment involvement in our
lives. To prove my point only
two of the tura stories of the
front page of the June 3
Sill -Star, the Boy Scouts
picture and the motorcycle
accident, did not` urrolve
some government body or
civil employee.
To conclude, I believe that
the holiday is a poor idea.
Remove government control
of our lives and the Canadian
people, through hard work,
will solve our problems such
as energy, inflation and
unemployment. So to you
councillor Haydon and
Reeve Wheeler please use
more thought when you vote
to spend our money and . in-
terfere in our lives because
there just isn't any free lun-
ch_ Somebody pays.
the opportimityto respond to
your front page headline
"How about a holiday on Sir
A man is getting old when Signed,
he scans the menu without . Karl Campbell,
first looking at the waitress. - Godericii.
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