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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-30, Page 3News council d bates its loanin After a lengthy debate, Goderich council agreed at its Apr. 21 meeting `to lend display boards to Exeter high school prin- cipal Brucg Shaw for a county -wide art ex- hibit in Clinton. Though several councillors quoted the town policy that states no property of the town is lent out of town, Coun. Stan Profit said he sees no harm in lending the display boards. "What's the problem with loaning something to someone? We have a special request from Bruce Shaw, our municipal neighbor," he said. Profit added that the display boards would be lent out on the condition that they're returned in the same condition. Coun. Glen Carey said he couldn't believe such a request would be made of the town. "Can't the board of education buy their own display boards? Itmay seem petty but presumably the Huron board of education can find display boards to buy. There is such a thing called self-sufficiency," he said. In Shaw's letter, he explains that policy organizers have searched everywhere for display boards but can only find them in Goderich. "I understand you do not loan them, as a rule, but under the , circumstances, and since this is a county -wide educational ex- hibit, I have been asked to make this per- sonal request to you," said Shaw. Council turned down another request to borrow town picnic tables for the Port Albert 150th Birthday Celebration in June and August since the tables would be used by the town for its long weekend celebration. Airport safety is jeopardized by tower from page 1 He said pilots depend on an altimeter which indicates their altitude but this in- strument can be out as much as 50 to 100 feet due to weather conditions. Wright also explained the tower could in- terfere with departures at the airport because if a mechanical failure were to result in an aborted takeoff attempt, the standard procedure is for the pilot to land straight ahead because he does not have the altitude to circle and come back and Begins 75th year • from page 2 munity for supporting Family, and Children's Services for 75 years. "What a wonderful commu'lity. If you're going to have a live, vibrant Children's Aid, it's going to cost you. If you don't give, it will be dead," he said. Caldwell presented awards to two retir- ing members including Mildred Desjar-. dine, a board,member since 1980 and presi- dent for three of those years and Verona Snider, a board member since 1970 and president for two years. The membership voted for an amend- ment to the organization's by-laws to ex- pand the board from 11 to 15 members. The 1986 board includes Huron County Warden Leona •Armstrong, Allan Gibson, Robert Fisher and Douglas Fraser, all ap- pointed from Huron County council. Voted in were Audrey Royal, of Goderich, Jim Barnes, of Wingham, Peggy Menzies, of Clinton, Suzy Symes, of Colborne Township, George Brophy, of Lucknow, Peter Shepherd, of Goderich Township, Graham McEwan, of Bayfield, . Dr. Art Steed, of Clinton, Terri Spading, of Brucefield, Norm Tait, , of Exeter and Michael Park, df Seaforth. lieart-to Ieart • from page 1 Authority office on May 1 at 7:30 p.m. Eight to 10 people from both Goderich and Clinton are welcome to participate. Since it's the first course of its kind in Goderich, organizers hope to run it twice a year from now on, says Guse. "Heart patients need something like this to show them the room home," she says. "The course will tell me and my wife what we can expect in our daily lives. It will also tell me how to control my stress and give me a better understanding of the 'medicine I'm taking," says Tugwell. "And, by understanding what other peo- ple have been through, I hope to help so- meone the way I was helped," he says. land. With a twin engine plane, the rate of climb is cut considerably and weather can also reduce the plane's ability to climb causing concern for the location of the tower, said Wright. Wright told the hearing the height of the tower would be shown on a chart and in the remarks section of a booklet, Canada Air Pilot which is consulted by pilots because it describes the conditions at airports in Canada. Wright said the booklet does not necessarily describe obstructions. He said if the tower is to be built in the proposed location, it would have to be marked with red obstruction lights or high reflection paint. Some form of visual assistance to pilots would be necessary apart from what is available on maps, said Wright. Cables would also have to be marked. Wright told the board the proposed transmission route is unacceptable to the airport, the airport committee and the town of Goderich. An alternative route just east of the proposed route is better but still unsatisfactory, he said. An early alternate route through Carlow, suggested by Ontario Hydro but never proposed or evaluated as an alter- native, would be acceptable, Wright add- ed. There is just a little more clearance between the proposed route and the alter- nate route, saicl,.Wright and it would not be satisfactory. The Goderich airport committee will continue its presentation at the hearings in Clinton on Tuesday, May 6 at 11 a.m. GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1986—PAGE 3 LARGE DRUM SAVE $4100 205 flues SMALL DRUM SAVE Moo 55 kg. PAIL SAVE $400 20 titres CASE SAVE $316 x 2ci SAVE 200 litre on Farm '. Commercial Lubricants LAST CALL... TO STOCK UP ON Shell's top- quality lubricants. 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