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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-20, Page 10problems 011 Keays persists resi en says -What one -couneillOt offd-reSideilt 'have called a serious parking problem on Keays Street has been turned over to the town's works committee for consideration. in,, a letter to council, Kenneth Burkholder of Keays Street told council that traffic problems, which have plagued the area for years, have not subsided. Narrower streets because of snow coupl- ed with high school students parking in the area have created problems for Burkholder. At times, he suggested; it was almost impossible to get out of his driveway. He told council he recently burnped into a parked car trying to lack out of his driveway. Deputy -reeve John Doherty agreed with Burkholder's assessment claiming park- ing on Kenya Street near the high school has been a source of problems. "It's been a bone of contention for five, six or seven years and it's ridiculous," he argued. "I've checked the situation several times. The high school students drive up ,and down the street and park there. Something has to be done." Mayor Eileen Palmer asked Chief Pat King t� survey the situation, including a summary of available parking spots at the high school and in the immediate vicinity. She said that more parking space may have to be made available to stud -*Its or the parking bylaw will haveto be enforce.? -More rigidly. Councillor Jim Searles agreed and the bylaw officer. should enforce the bylaw. The works committee will examine the problem and report back to council in Mar- ch. Goderich man wins. Bell award Andrew Ross, of Goderich, has been nam- ed a winner of one of Bell Canada's 1985 universityawards. A Civil Engineering student at The. University . of Windsor, he is one .of 27 engineering and computer science undergraduate students to receive awards. The award winners are currently in their , next to last undergraduate year and will receive full tuition from Bell for their final acadeinic year and an offer of summer or work -term employment with the company. Over 170 applicarOw vvere,received from participating uniVer'SitieS in ,Ontario and Quebec. Winning students weri selected on the basis of their ability to combine a good academic standing with significant leader- ship qualities and a personal contribution to campus or community life. "Demonstrating high scholastic achieve- ment and involvement in extra -curricular activities, the award winners represent• the ' - - -of -resources-crucial to the•futitre-suc---- cess of our country," P.J. Chagnon, Bell Canada's Vice-president said. , The Bell Canada university awards pro- gram, introduced in 1984, was extended this year to include computer science students in addition to engineering students. Television set :taken from motel t4 of As1iIeid*QWnsh4I SAT., FEL 23rd a pro to I am ,..,LuticagnatArilistrio Ceinntunity Centre Ageof Niajority Card required. FEATURING SIODON BROTHERS LANCES rtepoIrs tO most maties ' Coffee makers roosters 9teo4k Kettle4 and many more items DROP OFF AT . Phil Main Dominion Hardware, Goderich, RICE Small Appliance Repair R.R. No. 1 Thedford 243.2628 IT TAKES .ONE TO KNOW ONE, Our Volvo technicians have a1r111111 over the mechanic whii worls siimeplatx else. First, many tire factory-tr.iinecto service Volvtis.11tis higher eLlticatiott :wadable Iu all VI ilvo dealer entpliiyees. Seconr.i, our technicians are thefirst 111kilotii about new serviLvprop:tlures. Arid changes nolder procedures. linrd.when IleY, tools are designed t service V) >Iv is Itisieraixl OFFEll EXPIRES MARCH 15,1985 tx-Iter. they're put in our technicians' hands first,. )es all this wait the nuti-'1ilso mechanic is is irking. tit a slight disadvantage? No. It weans he's ssorking i i dlNildit:Illtage„vouro PARTS & SERVICE Bring your Volvo home. M -VV MOTORS LTD. 184 East St. • Goderich 524- 113 , . . • • N' • .„, •. * • • :44.; • '61- - • - ' - Legicti Branch 109, Goderich, held their annual public speaking contest, for students of area schools: attlieloeid Legion, on Saturday. Pictured, from left toxight, are the participants in the. secondary school categories. John Kalbfleisch (second Grades 9-10), Angie Chisholm (first Gr, 940), Shelly Fisher tfirst Gr. 11,12 and 13) and Rhonda McMichael (second Gr. 11, 12 and 13). (photo by Patrick Raftis) Legion Branch 109, Goderich, held their annual public speaki.cg contest, for students at area schools, at the local Legion on Saturday. Pictured, from left to right, are the participants M the Grade 7 and 8 category. Front, Paula Vanderburgli (second), Sandy Chambers, Scott T.4ee-hl-er; back, Martin assert, And -Marie Medard (third) and eather ogle (first place). (photo by Patrick Raftis) These area public school students participated in the public speaking contest, operated by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109, held here Saturday. Pictured are the participants in the Grade A,. 5 and 6 division. From left: front, Leanne Braby (second place), David Bogie, Wesley Brennan, Jodi Harrison; back" nefiinWy firstr;Manreen -MurphyvKim--- • Linklater and Kathy -Jo Wagler (third). ( photo by Patrick Raftis) 21, win City hool of Hairstylin *Hairstyling •Barbering 1--t, 'EarPiercing - *Make-up 55 Erb SI East " k 886-6305 • Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pin Rathwell MfMbGRAFT •skil •Custom Ornamental Railings •Spiral Stairs •Custom Machining OWNED AND OPERATED BY STEVE RATHWELL RR 5-G.M.B. 123 • CLINTON 482-3523 • A television set with a value of approx- imately $150 was taken during a break and enter at the Cedar Lodge Motel on Huron St. in Goderich on Saturday, Feb. 16, says Goderich Police Chief Pat King. 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