The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-12, Page 6PAGE 6—GODERI SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12,1984 DO YOU PLAN TO BUY A HOUSE SOMEDAY? et� If so, why not have the tax man help you by purchasing a Registered Home Ownership Plan (RHOSP) before December 31 /84. All you need to start is *BOO. BEST TAX SAVINGS• PLAN AVAILABLE A MUST FOR ALL FUTURE HOMEOWNERS NNUITIES 53 WEST STREET GODERICH; Ont. N7A 2K5 PHONE 524-2773 JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS VERY SPECIAL! ALL CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS, WREATHS 1,,, AND CHRISTMAS CRAFT SUPPLIES °/a OFF 1 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Plus other in-store specials. CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS: A wide variety of Christmas Arrangements available by Order. Poinsettias, Azaleas, Cyclamen, Begonias, Mixed Pots and Mums Available. Plus much, much More! 11 1 1 1 1 1 • s•, THERE IS STILL TIME TO SEND WIRE ORDERS FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY AROUND THE WORLD...JUST WHISTLE DIXIE! SlNrE 195 Send Christmas Across the Corner or Around The World! Whistle... FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTSfOREVER 166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH ph: 524-8761 TOWN AND COUNTRY DELIVERY ' We offer free delivery, is and around the Town of Goderich, plus for a small charge we offer daily delivery to such places as Bayfield, Dungannon, Port Albert and the Lucknow Area. ,Goderich area receiptients of Provi• .ce of Ontario Bicentennial Awards received their awards, along -with other receipients from Perth and Huron Counties, Sunday, at a ceremony in Seaforth. From left: Ed Stiles, Goderich; Donald Simpson, Goderich; Connie Osborn, RR 2, Goderich; Mac Campbell, Goderieh;. Eleanor.Brad- .. nock, Auburn; James Kinkead, Goderich; Ellen Connelly, Goderich; Teresa Courtney, Dungannon and Nancy MacLennan, Goderich. (photo by Patrick R.aftis ) bicentennial medals awarded Sunday Fifty-five people from across Huron and Perth were presented with their bi- centennial awards at a special ceremony in Seaforth on Sunday, Dec. 9. The Ontario government sent Hon. Robert Eaton and Hon. Dennis Timbrell to present the awards at the ceremony. This ceremony was one of more than 30 being held across the province on Sunday to present the 1,984 medals awarded in this bi-centennial year. "To -day's recipients are truly represen- tative of the hundreds of thousands of other volunteers who share our apprecia- tion for their valuable service," said Mr. Eaton. There were 30 a cards made to Huron County residents and 7.5 to Perth County residents. Lise Hawley of Strathroy sang the bi- centennial song after the awards were handed out. The medals were speci,;tstruck by the Royal Canadian Mint using a process which plates a layer of pure gold on a nickel base. All of the ingredients in the medal are Ontario resources. Not all meetings will be at town hall A motion calling for all committee meetings to be held in council chambers was defeated by council in a recorded vote. The motion, introduced by Jim Searls, suggested that all meetings of committees of council be held in the council chambers. Only Searls and councillor John Doherty J!c w STOVES BY: OLDTIMER GODIN KENT CHIMNEYS, ACCESSORIES Certified Installations. 1die 744 PRINCESS KINCARDINE 396-8669 SATELLITE SPECIAL "Sudden Impact" FIRST CHOICE SUPERCHANNEL "Rock Videos" MUCH MUSIC FREE! Buy a 12 month subscription and only pay for 11 "Australian Open" THE SPORTS NETWORK Reduced connection charge $095 • till Dec. 31, 1984 ONLY Converter Specials Jerrold 770 Jerrold 440 Converter $109? 5 TAX INCLUDED Prices subject to federal and provincial sales tax with sound control (LIMITED QUANTITY) 1 4 O A 0 TAX INCLUDED For full details call: ALL C t MPANY INSTALLED EQUIPMENT SERVICED FREE OF CHARGE BLUEATER, T.V. CABLE 482-9233 voted in favor of the motion. In speaking to the motion, Bill Clifford suggested it was not always convenient or feasible to • hold committee meetings in council chambers. • "Sometimes there are three meetings going on in different parts of the building," he said. "The public knows where these meetings are held through Civic Corner • and it's not always convenient to meet here." At least 90 per cent of the meetings are held in the council chambers anyway councillor Glen Carey argued adding that other committees dealing with specific areas of expertise, like airport, often met at the airport. "I would hate to see all committees meet here because it would tie our hands forever after," he explained. "But I don't think that is what this motion is trying to get at." Councillor Don Wheeler filled in the blanks and suggested the motion was an attempt to put a stop to lunches on town money. "Some people have a propensity for making regulations to solve problems," ite. explained. "The motion is getting at meals on the town. In all the years I've been on council I can count the number of meals I've had on the fingers of one hand. I'm opposed to regulations." "My point got across," Searls said. What a GREAT Gift Idea! A GIFT CERTIFICATE Facials, minions*, pedicures, waxing and make-up caches n Ohm SKIN CARE STUDIO 32 'rewgate St.. Goderith 524.4403 1 M... III.IR._.....1... THANK YOU FOR A SUPER NOVEMBER DUE TO THE GREAT RESPONSE WE NOW HAVr ANOTHER 25 PONY'S ARRIVING SOON tr- 633 ERIE ST. 1985 PONY -ORDER YOURS NOW FROM $j 6 1 4 5 0.. 0pre excluerdesy ftax reight, -deliv8 licence STRATFORD 271®7202 TOWN OF GODERICH PUBLIC MEETING C NCERNING A PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT � � r TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich will hold a public meeting on January 14th, 1985 at 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall to considelr o proposed zoning by-law amendment under Section 34 of The Planning Act. The proposed zoning by-law amendment would permit the establishment of group homes in the Town of Goderich for emergency shelter for mothers or their children suffering from social, emotional or physical distress. This group home would also provide assistance in teaching life skills, and providing therapy'for the affected residents. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or $erbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed toning by-law amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law amendment it available at the Town offices during normal business hours. DATED AT THE TOWN OF GODERICH DECEMBER 12, 1984 LARRY McCABE, CLERK TOWN OF GODERICH (S 19) 524-8344