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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-06-18, Page 10ti PAGE 10 - knODE' ICH SIGNAL;S'I'Ali, aE1)NE, `.i1 .. NE 1,, !'%( MO 11A. NYOU RIDE. Honda's Elite 250 Scooter has . . Liquid cooled 244 - cc four stroke engine. V -vatic transmi *Quartz headli *Tube tires M ssion ght less LYNN HOY ENTERPRISES lTD. Hwy. 86 East, Wingham - Phone, 357-3435 5 Year Guaranteed Investment Certificates Ete 1 • 2 5 0 Annual Interest Rate subject to change o...` muuit`+ '!Mews _...�� . Three members of Conservisiou, the company producing t alf- hour documentary on Goderich for its television documen : ry, 'Sketches of Our Town,' were in town last week to imn rse themselves in Goderich's history and to begin filming. rry Penhale, a broadcaster, publisher and journalist, is shown ren ing through local history at the Huron County Pioneer Museum Nile produeer-director Conrad Beaubien and cinematographer Michel Lauzier shoot artifacts at the museum. The three welcome dei°up books, photo albums and stories from local people. "We're pas- sionately interested in Ontario heritage. The history of our pro- vince has been written in small towns, not cities," says Penhale. (photos by Susan Hundertmark) NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Musico 100 Kingston St., Goderich 524-7381 TOWN OF GODERICH NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE HERITAGE BUILDINGS in the matter of The Ontario Heritage Act, 1980, R.S.O., Chapter 337, Part 4, And in the matter of the lands and premises set out below, in the Province of Ontario: NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE. Take notice that the Council of The Cor- poration of the Town of Goderich, on the 9th day of June, 1986, decided to designate the lands and buildings, set out below as a property of historical value in interest under The Ontario Heritage Act, 1980, R.S.O., Chapter 337, Part 4. Short statement of the reasons for the proposed designation: THE JUDGES' HOUSE, 85 Essex Street, is designated for architectural and historicalreasons. This is a superb example of a white brick High Victorian struc- ture, with a Gothic Revival Flavour and what mayvariously be described as Tudor Revival or Itallanate feature , The simple facade derives Its elegance from the sym- metry of the three -bay face, which although rare, is not uncommon as aclassic building type of the late 1870's. The symmetry is further emphasized by the square bay windows at the first floor as well as the central porch (which was probably a later addition) under the central dormer. The massing Is lightened by the delicacy of the were wooden bargeboards and rails over the bay windows. The building's peaks originally enhanced by decorative gingerbread trim or carpenter's lace. Of the Judges who presided over Huron County from Confederation to 1978, fbur resided suc- cessively in this residence. County Judge Wilmot Squier built the residence in 1877 and he was followed by His Honour James Masson, Judge E.N. Lewis, M.P. and Judge Glen Hays. The current owners are Crown Attorney Robert N. Morris and Barrister and Solicitor, Sharon Morris. THE FORD HOUSE, 34 Wellington Street, is designated for architectural reasons. This Ontario style cottage is notable for its palladlan dormer and for Its wood ashlar siding. The design of the dormer adds considerable and unique character to the structure, which was built In the mid•nineteenth century. (The palladlan dormer Is thought to be a later addition). The siding, imitating stone coursing and usually made from pine, Is found in Goderich in structures dating from the mid -nineteenth century into the early twentieth century and is a material not commonly found In parts of Ontario. The simple proportions and elegance of the structure make It an Important component of the streetscape of Goderich. NOTICE OF OJECTION TO THE DESIGNATION MAY BE SERVED ON THE CLERK WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS OF THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1986. Dated at Goderkeh this Oth day of June, 1986. Larry J. McCabe Clerk -Treasurer 57 West Street Godorlch, Ontario N7A 2K5 Goderich mine rescue The Goderich Mine Rescue Team that placed first in the Southern Ontario District Competitions competed in Sudbury on Fri- day and Saturday, June 13 and 14 against seven of the,district winners from the rest of the province. Following the intensive two day competi- tion the provincial winner was announced at a dinner Saturday evening. The winner was the Lac Minerds Team from Macassa Mine in Kirkland Lake. All members of competing teams receiv- ed certificates to commemorate the 1986 competition as well as medallions from the Candidate Riddell, Jack Smith, Bryan Klopp, Paul Dawson, Carman Public input important at master plan meeting Goderich people are invited to give their compliments, complaints and ideas about recreation at a public meeting at the town hall on Thursday, June 19. The meeting is the first held by the recreation board and the consultants from John A. Stevenson Associates to research a comprehensive master plan and feasibility study whieh will develop a 10 year plan for recreation in Goderich. "I hope hundreds of people come out to. the public meeting. This is a time to be im- aginative even if your ideas are far-out. We definitely want to hear what the people of Goderich think. This study will only be as good as the input we get," says Jane Netzke, recreation director. Public meetings, telephone surveys and meetings of recreation groups are planned to help the board assess and plan the recreation needs of the town for the next 10 years. • Sudbury Ontario Minihry of Labor and the. city of Sudbury. Among th(se attending the dinner and presentation were the Ontario Deputy Minister of IA or, the Director of the Mines, Health and & ety Branch of the Ministry of Labor and the. Mayor of Sudbury. Though thct unofficially placed last, the Goderich Mile Team performed excep- tionally well considering this Was their first appearance i a provincial competition. As one team mer ber stated, "If we were very good this year we will be twice as good next year; we will a back". Correction. A story in last's week Signal -Star in- advertently omitted the name of Debbie Selkirk as spokesperson for Women Today when the organization presented a brief to the federal task force on day care. In fact there were two spokespersons, Debbie Selkirk and Fran McQuail. The story also stated Fran McQuail was president of Women Today, when in fact she is past president. Debbie Selkirk is president. Women Today held a special workshop to gather the personal experiences of women in Huron •County with child care- problems. They especially enjoyed the "Ah Haa" technique, which was used to illustrate the women's child care difficulties and needs on a large mural. Fran and Debbie used the mural to demonstrate the women's con- cerns to the task force. celebrates 78t birthday Goderich Rebekah Lodge 89 celebrated its 78th birthday party. Past Noble Grands Club supplied the birthday cake. The Lodge sold tickets on a blanket and Ir- vin Gethke of Belgrave won the draw. Dorothy Tideswell is our representative to the Rebekah Assembly held at the Royal York in Toronto. Ontario Commission on Election Contributions and Expenes Summary of Candidates Receipt , Expenses and Subsidy Published in accordance to Section 4 1) (K) of The Election Finances Reform Act, Election Date • May 2, 1985 Electoral District of Huron -Middlesex L PC NDP Campaign Receipts Before Subsidy 24,921 19,532 2,050 NIL Campaign Expenses 23,388 29,180 1,847 NIL Subsidy Paid by The Commission to the Candidate 4,986 4,986 NIL NIL NOTE: The Information shown above has been taken from flnlnclal statements Med with the Commission by Chief Financial Of- ficers for the candidates, copies of which may be obtalnr from the Commission upon payment of $1.00 per copy. Donald C. MacDonald Chairman for the Commission