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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-30, Page 7• ty' 'ad' Al ati 11119 Ds id ater on. /Wye th' „dt T11 A LU .06 * .14 t0t +0. County Housing • euthority having the right to °•i chairman Harold place people in the units but iItsked county council felt that the right should be' the county would tempered to*prevent someone the authority the from the north end of the- e of placing senior county from being moved to a the county in any unit in the south end. s facility regardless of Knisley said the placement panty. Knisley said of the seniors is done at their thority has a problem own request and that it -4 enior citizensunits in •someone didn't want to move unty and asked if it into a particular unit because disregard municipal of location they wouldn't have aries when placing to. He said in some cases the ina facility. people have moved quite a chairman said that distance but they have asked townships have- no adding that the placement ng agreement with would not be done in, any ortag towns for senior arbitrary fashion. s to move into senior 'Morris Reeve Bill Elston complexes jointly said he was on the committee and financed by the operating the Brussels unit 1, provincial . and and that as of a meeting 10 pal government. He days ago the bottom floor of situation means in the unit was full and there stances that although was a waiting list for the is available for OC- downstairs units. He said the y and a person or problem with the five are in need the two vacancies is not a lack of comply because the seniors it is the second floor. live in a township and He said quite a few of the alify. for residency. elderly waht no part of a Hop reeve Allan second floor- unit. 11 said he knew of the "The people that are up- Knisley . was stairs w1lLhave to_coine down Ing to and that it in a few years," he said. "The in his township. He second floor Is only ac- Killop had no big ceptable to the people that , at could qualify for a can climb the stairs." citizens complex and Knisley said the problem forth was the nearest would have to be worked out had two. He said his sincethe ministry of housing had tried its darndest will not consider installation up with Seaforth when of an elevator for any s were being built and building less than three been successful. floors. bell said a ques-_ . East Wawanosh reeve e was sent out to • Simon Hallahan said he was itizens in the township 78 years old and had just at the council had" recently climbed the 400 een or heard of the stairs to the Tiger Dunlop He said the returned tomb. He said he hoped when were sent to Toronto he was a senior citizen that he ugh quite a number could move into one of those e in the township units like the one in Brussels. for a unit nothing was Seaforth reeve. John rd. ' ' Flannery said he may be God is there no way wrong but pointed out that can get implicated when the units built la ither Brussels or Seaforth were ..under con- ," be asked, struction the town bisorned said that there that it qualified for a second ve vacancies in the complex. He said the unit recently and qualifications were based on ilcKillop people in Seaforth's population and Id have been there if that no official application ty authority had the had been made by McKillop e of placing them. He township. He said he and Killop would have to most everyone connected an agreement with with the project knew there to handle the ap- were eligible seniors in the te share of any losses township but could do nothing It incurs and the about them unless the would be free to township council formally n as the units are apllied e. municipality, spon- e units is responsible n percent of any losses- it suffers and suggested that the ge of the loss would fated according to municipality in - eld Reeve Ed n said there was a unit in his village and village council had be liberal minded ople not from the pplied for residency. he could agree to the n Talk p . Council did not grant the authority the right to placement of the seniors but did agree to examine the merits of the county authority being responsible for placement and the county being responsible for ab- sorbing any losses on the projects. The, county would pay the losses and then assess them against the appropriate municipalities. Police report The Goderich ,‘ Police Department reportedt four accidents in town durihg the past week two of whiclf resulted in major damage estimates. A collision on The Square Pfsher and two June 21 involving a parked $2.411cy Moore and vehicle resulted in a total Netterfield all of ' damage estimate of $450. ra days after a vehicle driven by. spent seve I !Ith Pat's grand- Penny Gerow, 3005 Empress sir! and Mrs. Peter Ave. Thunder Bay, struck a an and Mr. and parked vehicle owned by Risher. James Fooks, RR 3, ,Lhimm.erman ten Ring Mr. and Mr. Goderich. Damage to the 2 oks - Fo arrtaroal Ann and hires!, vehicle was estimated at $ 00 nd Mrs. Hilda and $250 to the Gerow vehicle. of London. There were no injuries. A two -car collision on bor Nelson Street June 22 1141Graham Ike Al • germ! arrived tEingsville for salt. ih,tiAlgorail cleared "or Chicago With the E. B. ht natter ▪ from Buffalo for thelklendoc arrived Thunder Bay for resulted in a total damage estimate of $1,300 to vehicles driven by Mark Schmidt, 134 Elgin St. Goderich and Walter Harrison, 122 Nelson St. Goderich. Damage to the Schmidt vehicle was estimated at $500 and $800 to the Harrison vehicle. Schmidt was treated for Minor injuries. During the past week the departmezit laid three • charges under rthe Narcotics tile E. B, Batber Control Act, eight under the • * for Chicago 4:LittdoeLieenee,•Adt, 26 under '',4lidittigtiWkiftrtaffie.Act, two Iliweillendoc cleared • 46,4A4Hc'is,:,,ettlitCriminal,i'C6tbleM iln grain for Canadat Mptorjzej Y e100e Ace!dent 41,11,1et Alf Bloomfield brought this picture _fa graddetleg 'ChM n Goderich students to the Signal -Star reeently.to see if there was any interest In publishing it. He said the picture Walt— frern about 50 years ago and proceeded to name the students in the class. He said some people now tiling in Goderich may not be pleased that he dug the picture out but felt it was worth a look. The students are (lying down) Don Haggitt, (front row from left) Ken Juck, Joe Priddle, Alf Bloomfield, Ray Lawrence, Itay Drennan, Aubrey Smith,, Den Johnston, Arnold DoaJc, Billy McKay, Eddie Luke, Cieter„ ,BertBleCreakh'E (middle row from lett) Annie Atkinson, Blitz** MeGregor, Mildred McKay, Dorothy McDonald, Ibbyglbs Lawrence, PhyWs Duprey, Catherine Cociougb, Elsie Armstrong, Jessie Mathieson, Ida White, Doris'Kitton, Mary Jardine and Ruth Patton; (back row from left). Clemen Glee, Irwin Gamlen Bob Weston, Pete Young, Doreen Bell, Marion Curry, Misr! Edith Sturdy, Irene McLeod, Madeline Naftel, Frank Allan, lyilekey Maguire and Roy Lee. Please take nets' that OM Geder143sLittlit; Theatre 'yerloty'l show "Jubilee 3 Potpourri" will be ereseistoll ONE NIONT ONLY on July 4th et $ p.in. 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