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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-22, Page 38Mrs. Jo' Haft lsop has returned home from a ftVe-week rtisit to Red Deer, Alberta where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank (Dianne) Naegele and grandchild, Kelly. mpaacli HARBOR REPORT BY RON GRAHAM '''NJ The Agawa Canyon arrived light for salt from Ashterbula on August 13 and cleared harbor the next: day for Gladstone, Michigan. The Algobay arrived light for salt from Sault Ste. Marie on August 14 and cleared harbor the next day for Montreal. The Algoway -arrived light for salt from Cleveland on August 15 and cleared harbor the next day for St. Joseph. The Algoport arrived light for salt from Ashterbula on August 20. The Kingdoc. cleared harbor with a load of wheat for Port MacNickle on August 14. The Cedarglen cleared harbor with a load of wheat for Port MacNickle on August 15. Programs available„ Programs for the Turning Point Con-. ference are now available. The conference for rural women who are leaders or poten- tial leaders in their communities will be held November 16-18 at Geneva Park Con- ference Centre near Orillia. The three day residential conference is in- tended to provide rural women with the skills necessary to establish and maintain self-help groups. Turning Point Conference programs and further details are available from Betty Stephens, R.R. 5, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K 5N7; telephone: 1-519-371-4350. Local police look for robbers LOOKING BACK 80 YEARS AGO The Star is informed that Mr. Reuben Graham of Clinton has leased the new King Edward Hotel in that town and will have it in running order within the week. Robert Sharman is renovating the interior of the St. David's Ward School. •• Messrs. Dean and William Watson have put in granolithic walks at their residences on Elgin Avenue. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, "Her Strange Wedding", "The Heart of Texas",_ and "The Great Counterfeiting Case", respectively, were presented to large audiences in Victoria Opera House. The tax rate for the town for 1904 will be 27'2 mills on the dollar, as against 25 last year. 50 YEARS AGO Local police officers were called out of court this week to patrol the roads of the county. They were looking primarily for the bandits who robbed the Cargill bank but they were also on the watch for the kidnap- pers of John Labbatt, wealthy London businessman. Mr. Labbatt was later releas- ed by his captors. The Goderich Collegiate Institute Board is taking legal action, under the High Schools Act, to compel town council to approve the school estimates.. Council had asked the board to reduce teachers' salaries by five per cent. When the board refused to cut salaries more than 2'2 per cent, council reacted by slashing the school estimates by an amount equal to a five per cent reduction in teachers' salaries. North Street United Church has added its voice to that of other congregations in de- nouncing the liquor warehouses which have been proposed for Goderich and other Huron County communities. . 25 YEARS AGO Municipal officials started yesterday to move into a new theatre of operations. The police • department moved office furniture and equipment out of the present town hall and into new quarters in the front of the town -owned Capital Theatre on West Street. The fire department may be moved by the end of this week. The Huron County petition seeking a vote on the repeal of the Canada Temperance Act is scheduled to be in Ottawa today. The vicinity of Goderich District Col- legiate Institute has all the appearances these days of a building boom. Not only are many melt at work building a new gym- nasium and extra classrooms at the Col- legiate but many men. are also at work building new houses right across the road on South Street. A total of seven semi-detached ental houses, providing 14 units in all, will provided when complete. , 5 YEARS AGO Goderich town council wiiwait for a report from the finance committee in September before pledging any money to a relief fund to assist recent tornado victims in Southwestern Ontario, particularly Woodstock. A Quebec Company, Hero Navigation In- corporation, has begun dredging work on the Goderich harbor. The tender with the company is worth $29,190. The Goderich Economic Development Committee learned last Thursday that there is really nothing to stop Borg-Warner Ltd. from developing in Goderich's Industrial Park. The only objection holding up the in- dustrial zoning for Borg-Warner's property here has been withdrawn. However, the . town has not heard from the firm in 18 mon- ths. 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