The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-23, Page 26. • ,
PAGE 18-.GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1976
Port 'of Goderich gots flog;
oiroo oco
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be aware of design. • .
Mayor Deb Shewfelt who •
attended Atte Meeting without
•.
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. assuming the inayors chair
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Dinner
continued from page 1
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• Russia at • the end • of
November and .are .also not
firmly committed. •
. Mr. Jeffery added .that he
intendea to get somebody •
,from the Detroit Red- Wing
organization.. ti,) attend. the,„,
...'clinner.an
whicli of rhe two mentioned.
would come.• • • '
The . former hockey pro
reaffirmed the promises of
" Clancy, gowere, tiittler. _and
Leggatt; however. and 'added
„that he was excited about the
evening. 'He pointed out that..
all four have colorful stories
about • their Profession and
that Leggatt has been termed
the , Most sotight 'After and •
interesting .s.peak'er.,. tn the
world of'sports
The chang,e for the
dinner w -as forby a
combination of '.,:tek of.
ayailable 14:pea'•eers And
finally a •lx,":k of e to
hold the evOr.:
Originally the e ommittee
had booked the ..Saltford Hall .
-but -a wedding 'was scheduled
r the • same night. The
egion• were • very co-
operative in the Situation
• according to Mr.. Banks and
opened their their doors to the
celebrity banquet, Their..
facility is large enough. to seat
220 people ata banquet.'
' Tickets for the 'evening are
: -
going to be sold on .a, first
• come, first sere basis and •
'anyone wishing information
• on the -banquet. cancontact
. one of thethroe organizers...
Women are also encouraged •
to attend tilt, 1inn• . •
No ticketwill be held on a
• speculation bas'is. Tickets
will be reserved for a very
short . time and if the buyer
does not paY.the:b ill the ticket.
will beSold to someone else.
due tO a i•recent bout of illness
following surgery, said the
Tri-j„,nbilee Committee had
kept the tpwnspeople • in-
formed of their- Rctivities
from the siert. Be - said the
deliberations had been well
covered in the press, and
added that the meetings have
been held every Thursday
evening all summer and will
continue to be held every
Thursday evening for many
months to ceme.
"It thinks the committee
should be commended for
their work," said the m.ayor.
Councillor Jim Peters
,e.tlieted-that the Tri
Committee • shoeld
prepared for some "negative
reaction" from the citizens of
Goderich.
When the recorded flag
vote was taken, -it-shOw-ed.
Councillor Haydon and leeve
Profit opposed; Mayor
Shewfelt, Councillor Peters,
Councillor Dave Gower
Councillor Frank Walkom,
Councillor v Leroy Harrison
and Deputy -reeve Bill Clif-
fe,rd in favor. Councillor Bob
Allen was absent,
COAT OF ARMS. •
Unlike the flag for which
there was only one basic
drips debate was augmented
by several designs ... and a
colorfurpresentation by Rick
Banks to show.the purpose of
a coat of arms.
Years • ago when warriors
-went into battle with cornL
plete suits of armour, Mr.
Banks explained, it was
inipossible tb recognize
Tfri e rid from foe. So it was the
distibafive coats of arms
were emblazoned on the
shields of the, warriors, to
,make mel recognizable on
the battle field even though
their faces were covered in
armour.
He urged council to permit -
the committee to apply to Her
Majesty The Queen for the
legal authority to adopt a
distinctive coat of arms.
which. would be reproduced
• by the College of Arms in
, England.
, The cost woUld be between
Demolition
••••
(continuedfroni page 1 ".
bylaw," - warned Mr.
Davidson. "It is the com-
mittee's opinion that
demolition should not take
Place until the future use of
the land is established either
by. an application for the
appropriate rezoning by the
owner or the establishment of
an. alternative use. -44 --
Mr, Davidson said that
while the former Colborne
Hotel has "certain historical
significan'ce", ,the frame
portion • of the .strueture is
beyond repair and continued
use as an apartment building
is hot desirable in view of
existing .fire regulations. He
• did suggest that brick in the
structure might be
"recycled".
Mrs: Wallace told council it
was the design of the building
which was historical, being a
counterpart 'of the Egener
building on Montreal Street.,
She expressed some concern,.
when the matter was tabled,
that- -.demolitio-n of the
building could be carried out
before council could meet
again:. The next regular
meeting was not Scheduled'
until October/1.
Mayor Deb Shewfelt an-
nounced at that time he. -was .
about to call a -special council
meeting for Monday; Sep -
"We want a full house " tember 27 on another matter .
- said Mr. Banks. . . andthat the Colborne Hotel
•• decision could: go on the
agendaas well. ° •
It was pointed out that
sinCethe tenants still remain
in the building, it would be
near ithpossible to empty the
• premises and demolish it
before Monday. •'
'-l-lowever,- at this moment,.
the demolition . permit
remains valid. • •
Dear ReKlers
(continued from page 4)
get answers;wherever it can;
• that the council begins to
squirm and suspect the press
• of:gunning. for its hide; and
that the peo-ple don't believe
much of what they" hear or
read until' it iS evidenced in. a.
• real way through - their
• pocketbooks, their en, •
vironment, their's.-.NrviceS'. •
It is an endless circle .....
the councils and boards -
claiming the public • is
apathetic; the Public
• claiming apathy is a direct
result of elected officials who
won't listen and won't level:
• To be- s"rirre; ' apathy
• abounds. Mostly it is because •
many people really- don't
• care. But a Segment of the
population does care and
it is for this group that
• councils and boards natist'de
• everything' possible to be
open, honest and frank.
That's why,an attitude like
- ,that of Mrs. Haydon., who
insists that the press be in
formed on all ppints is such
an asset to the community.
That's why the press thanks
her and all elected of-.
ficials like her who
reale that the best poor
• public opinion is • an open
policy and a forthright ap-
• proach to this business of
-municipal government.
Dear. Editor
(continued from -page 4) • .
Force will be seeking
volunteersto assist us as
Special Constables over the
Hallowe'en weekend. •
Last year the ten, Special
Constables were a very great
, asset in having an uneventful
HalloWe'en. I have sent out
letters to those who gave their
services last year, hoping
that they will volunteer those
services again this year.
If any _person wishesto,.
serve as a Special Constable •
over the Hallowe'en weekend,
or on one,. of the nights lir'
question, would they please
contact myself or any .
member of the Goderich
Police Force as ' soon as
convenient. For those new
_Persons coming forward''
there is a clearance
prc•cedure with the' Ontario
Police- Commission so the
sooner I know thetretter.
Yours truly,
Patrick D. King
- • Chief of Police
$1500, and $1800 for the coat of
arms, plus an additional
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chain of office and decals for
the municipalities vehioleS
and buildings etc.
"For about $2,500,y6u could
lead, stand ort and be
potieed.L..' stated.. Bank,s_o_yare not
ou
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have some responsibility to
leadthe WTy."
"The present shield is more
ours than anything that could
be " granted—to up-;" Said
Councillor Elsa Haydon. "It
has beenmade already by
history our crest."
The present crest from
aboUt 1927, is much many
ether crests in the province,
• according to;Mr.
"It is not •istmetive," he
oi ted out.
"I'd like to see a new coat of
arms," said Councillor Leroy
• Harrison who noted that in
actuality, the coat of arms
would cost $10 per year for
each of the 150 years the Port
of Goderich has been in
existence.
"This is the year weshould
do it'd we're going -to do it,,,
said Councillor Harrison; "A
flag is long overdue, too."
"I would prefer- a coat- of
arms ..for Goderich which is
disrtidtive," admitted
Councillor Jim Peters,
The coat of antis most
faVored by .:Tri' -Jubilee
Committee. memberV Ap-
peared to be- the one of
similar design to the flag. It
was,. bright blue and White
with a red and yellow crown
at the centre: •• ' -
The decision on the coat of
arms was not made, although
• WaS' warned it would
take at leas( three months to
$1,p90for an additi on to the •
tr#
have a new coat of arms for
the town.
JUBILEE DOLLARS
Judge Carter asked council
to consider a resolution to
rei dation of a,
sesqui-centennial dollar - a
large coin which would have a
value of $1 in Goderich fromJune 15 through September 15
of 197j. •
The judge suggested that
10,000 of these "dollars" be
purchased at a cost of about -
$2,000. They are sold' for $1
and would be redeemed at $1
in Gaderi:0 during the three
month -period named by :the
co rnittee.
"The souvenir va ue,
publicity value is "not to, be
discredited," said Ridge
Carter who also noted the
project should make money
to offset celebration ex-
penses.
• Council took no time at all
in agreeing to tte judge's
proposal, The decision • to •
draw up the resolution was
unanimous. '
• "Db. you think 10,000 will be
enough?" asked Deputy -
reeve Bill Clifford -who noted
• that the town of Listowel with
a population of 3,000 had no
trouble distributing 10,Q00 at
their -recent celebrations.
"Once the original order for
10,000 is placed, we will have
no trouble getting additional
coins if and `when they are
needed,". Judge Carter told
him.
Before leaving the council
chambers, Mac -Campbell
suggested that. all male
members of council grow a
beard to' celebrate the 150th
anniversary of the founding
of Goderich. ••
"Or a rneustacho" said •
Mr. Campbell; "There is a
category for moustaches.!'
To datt, oalx_13.e_ayaLStan,
ProfitTh
is showing e'
beginiiiings of a heard.
• , '
"This'won't be coming off
now until next year," said the
reeve. •"I'm
registered in the contest."
After the meeting, the
alreak bearded Councillor
Leroy Harrison announced
that he will be getting shaved
this week. and startin all , •
- over again in the beard
• growing contest. His, barber?
Reeve Stan Profit, of course. • ,
• No other council -men made
statements of their intentions
as far as "bearrr ar11;66.-
cerned.
-
The official- opening of Smith's Farm and Garden Centre at 66 Hamilton Street in ,
Goderich was held this week. Smith's ate the new authorized dealer for Ralston Purina of .
Canada Ltd. The staff Are, from left to right, Bill German (Manager), Reg Smith (owner
proprietor), Davina Smith, Ron COghlin (Purina district manager) and Don MacLeod .
(Purina territory salesman). (staff photo)
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