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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-24, Page 22• • 11 • 61 PAGE 22.—GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977 Harborirnprovernents. (continued from page 1) for marina staff; competitiv gasoline prices ; co-operatio with commercial fishermen organized parking so tha more cars can be ac commodated on busy days weeds and grass to be cu properly and regularly creative and salt-resistan landscaping; improve garbage collection; and mor water taps. It was further agreed th new Goderich flag should b flown at the marina. Councillor Elsa Haydo asked for "an advance" t begin buying necessar supplies for the Park Department this summer and received some flack from Councillor Stan Profit. Profit charged that if the $10,000 was approved, council was giving the Parks Department "a licence to spend $10,000" before the budget was set. "It is pre-empting the budget," agreed Councillor Bob Allen. Councillor Haydon said other chairmen just go ahead and spend money, but because she had tried to keep her associates informed about the expenditures of her committee, she was meeting with resistance. "I am disappointed," Haydon stated. If we want to keep Goderich the Prettiest Town in Canada, especially, in this year when it is our 150th birthday, I see no harm in approving the advance" claimed Councillor John Doherty. • Deputy -reeve Eileen .Palmer said council was bickering unnecessarily. She -said everyone was agreed the town's parks were important and well cared for by the parks crew, and added that- council hatcouncil should approve the advance. The majority of council agreed, only Profit and Allen opposed. e n t t d e e e n 0 Y s aJ DELEGATES CONVENTION Deputy -reeve Palmer expressed her concern at a recommendation for Coun- cillor Don Wheeler to attend the Organization of Small Urban Municipalities Spring TV TIPS by `ALVIN' YOU'LL GET A NEW DIMENSION IN SOUND after our expert service people have checked out your existing system. Or, if it's a new set you're after, we'll show you how inexpensive 'this can really be. ALVIN'S TV SALES AND SERVICE Antennaand Tower Installation •• 162 Mary St. 524-9089 Conference. She argued that opportunities to attend conferences should' be "passed around" and that since Councillor Wheeler had just attended the Ontario Good Roads Association convention, it was wise to ask if . some other councillor would like to attend this spring meeting. "This council was not polled to s: • who would be willing to : said Palmer. "We . ould go where our intere.ts take us ' said Counci, or Haydon. "You don't s nd one child to school and expect the others in the family to learn from what rubs off. Everyone learns for herself or himself." Councillor Bob Allen complained that the finance committee had "taken it on itself to name a delegate the conference when it wasn`t known whether there would he funds to go, or if council would approve it. A subsequent motion was changed to read that one or more councillors will be authorized to attend the conference. bekahs appoint assembly The Goderich, Rebekah Lodge No. 89 held its regular meeting March 15, in the lodge room at MacKay Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. Grace Fuller presided. In the business part, Mrs. Clifford Crozier as scholar and Mrs. Grace Roope as representative were ap- pointed to attend the Rebekah assembly to be held in June at the ,Royal York Hotel Toronto. The speaking contest of Huron District high school students was held in the secondary school, Clinton, March 11. Several members from this lodge attended. The winner receives a free trip to the United Nations in New York City sponsored by Oddfellows and Rebekahs. A hand embroidered quilt donated by the Noble Grand was on display and tickets are being sold. The Lodge has been invited to the- Eidelweis Rebekah Council..., (continued from page 1) council to give consideration to supporting the project either in the form of a grant or financial assistance for promotion of the gaol through the advertising by the Tourist Committee. "During the sesquicen- tennial celebrations, it is our hope that we can add a significant point of attraction as our incentive for former residents to return, visit and reminisce," said Carroll. The matter was referred to the finance committee. Bridge scores Seven and a half tables played at the March 15 meeting of the Goderich Bridge Club. Pat Stringer and Dawna Sproule topped the north -south section with 801/2 points. Verna Worthy and Jean Cook had 76 points. Ray Fisher and Tom Eadie finished with 72 points and John Wood and John Donatis with 71 points. The east -west section of play was topped 'by Mary Phillips and Sandra Turville with 901/2 points. Aelian Weerasooriya and Barry Deathe finished with 881/2 points. Joe Drennan and - Ray Hailan tallied 741/2 points and' Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine had 691/ -points. EVIflRUDE EE 4hp Quiet and economical. 3600 pivot steering and angled drive lets you manoeuver in weeds where other outboards can't. Standard features include shock resistant Lexan prop and shock cushioned drive. LIGHTWIh 4 HSP. Our quiet 4 horsepower twin comes two ways: Yachtwin with 90 degree power drive and full -power pivot reverse that delivers impressive thrust for sailors and surprising speed and performance for fishermen. Lightwin with angle drive specially designed for slipping through reeds and weeds and sledding over stumps and shoals—the only fully weedless motor made. See our fine selection of Evinrude engines nor` AT . `w SIR VICE 1141111111INI10011 1 �Ir7 VSC TO OArH' GODEi ICif' delegate Lq,dge, Seaforth, March 28 for the Assembly Warden's of- ficial visit. Following the meeting the Lodge held a 500 and euchre ( I rd party for members, OT. dfel low s and friends. The winners were in 500: Amos Osbaldeston, high; Mrs. Irene Harnack, high; Mrs. Isabel McKay, low; and Bill Caesar low. In euchre, Mrs. Vietta* George, high; George Morley, high; Mrs. Irene Young, low and Stanley Dennis,low. Lunch was served by convener Mrs. Jean Pinder and committee. .•, Well-wishers greet Oldtimers in Saltford Hall - Hundreds of enthusiastic fans and oldtimer supporters waited -patiently players was a surprise to many players who said that coming ht , until the early morning hours Monday to greet the triumphant Goderich such a welcome was the highest point of the week. (staff photo) Oldtimers hockey team. 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