HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-08, Page 17GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTE,MEER8,.IOT7:
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About 4,000 people, including fans and
players, trekked to Agriculture Park over
the Labor Day weekend to witness some
fine fastball in the Labor Day tournament.
The fans even showed ,up at nine in the'
morning on the holiday to support Fisher
Custom Builders' in their bid for a berth in
the "B" division final. (staff -photo)
derich Town Council Brief
as agreed to make
ort to provide the
f Goderich with an
y to make corn -
the Planning Act
ommittee report,
known' as the
port:
ore meetings will
ed by council • at
e people will be
re of the contents of,
y Report and he
portunity to react
ents must he in,by
5, 1977 so there is
in gettint the
cheduled. "
foo was introduced
lior Elsa Haydon
d out that council
criticalof the
t's failure to give
aking powers to
people, but when
on specific mat -
invited, the
ty doesn't take the
to send them into
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from the Huron
aol Board showed
that a supervisor with the
Heritage Administration
•Branch- has expressed the
Ministry's concern that the
restoration work at the jail is.
not being done properly. R.
Rodges said the Work • "was'
,apt being documented".
The committee expressed
. surprise at this concern and
Paul Carroll, hoard member,
asked the Ministry people to
•give a specific- example of
areas where they felt that the
work was not being done
properly. They were unable
to be specific, the committee
report noted.
Carroll spoke Oil behalf of
the executive, saying he'
resented that the committee
had not been advised of any
problems with the work
undertaken so far, and that
correspondence with the
Ministry ' had not, been
acknowledged or acted upon
by Ministry officials.
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A plaque bearing the names
of council members for 1977 -
Juhilee Three Year - will be
erected on the town hall wall,
just to the east 'of the- main
doors. It will be dedicated by
Premier William Davis when
Ite visits Goderich -next
month.
Deputy -reeve Eileen
Palmer quipped that if Prime
Minister Pierre Elliott
Trudeau visits Goderich later
in the year, the Sesquicen-
tennial Committee will he
hard pressed .to provide
something official for the PM
to do while here.
The London Cycling Club
has advised that the cycle
race .planned for The Square
on Sunday will not be held.
The event wasn't sanc-
tioned by the Ontario Cycling
Association dues, to the fact
that the date was already
taken for another cycling,
event, and another suitable
date wasn't available.
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C & W Sanitation,Ltd. has
proposed a three year• con-
tract with the town of
Goderich, calling for a seven
per cent increase per annum
based on the present contract
price.
`If council rejects this
proposal, garbage service
would bp continued until
December 31, 1977 at the cost
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Bruce Units 1, 2
officially in service
As of Septcmher I, Bruce
Generating Station "A" Units
1 and 2 are officially declared
in-service.
Foch at 750 megawatt
gross, Unit 2 reactor was
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started up on July 27,1976 and
after extensive testing the
unit applied first electrical
energy to the system on
September' 4, 1976.
Unit 1 reactor start up was
carried out on December 17,
1976 and this unit supplied
first electrical energy to the
system on January 14, 1977.
The two units to date have
delivered to the Ontario
Hydro power system some
4,212,500 megawatt hours.
First on power fuelling of
Unit 2 was carried out on
February 10, 1977 and to date
some 220 channels have been
refuelled with 1,405 fuel
bundles. On August 10, 1977
first fuelling of Unit 1 oc-
curred and to dale 16 chan-
nels have been refuelled.
These ' significant
achievements bespeak the
dedication and effort of .all
personnel who were involved
in the design, manufacture.
construction and com-
missioning of the Units, says
a Bruce spokesman.
Bridge
scores
There were six tables in
play when the Goderich
Bridge Club met in the Legion
Hall on Tuesday -night.
First place went to Doctor
and Mrs. M. Stapleton with
86% points. Evelyn Galbraith
and Donna Sproule and
Joanne Duckworth and Lee
Ryan tied for second and
third place with 72x/2 points.
Fourth place was won by Art
Wilson and Omar 1-laselgrove
with 71 points and fifth --place
was captured by 13i11
Cochra a and Fred Egencr
with 6942 points.
The Goderich Kinettes are ordinator, Freida Thomson
being asked by the Knights of says since a story was printed
Columbus to vacate their about. the Clothing Room in. 1.
Clothing Room and they may 'the Signal -Star, the room has,•
be ,forced to terminate a been "jam packed with
valuable community service fantastic clothes wand toy
if another room cannot he ,donations." She says if no
-found, other place is found to. store
The Clothing Room was these items,, it could mean the
opened in 1975, It is a place end of the Clothing Room. ,
where needy families can "I don`t know what we'll
have free access to used. do," she said, "The Kinettes
clothing and other necessities have exhausted all their
through donations. In 197'4 the attempts to find another
Children's Aid Society had room."
moved to a new location and She says they can't have a
no longer had storage room , room at the Kinsmen Centre
for their clothing donations so because they are all in use.
the Kinettes decided to help The main problem is that
out by starting the Clothing the 'Kinettes c`an't afford to
Room.Their biggest problem pay rent for a room since they
right from the beginning was have little money to begin
finding accommodation for with and the Clothing Room is
the Clothing Room. Because not a money making project.
the Clothing Room is not a To date the Clothing Room
money making project the project has had over 700 man
Kinettes cannot afford to pay hours invested in it. It has
rent for a room, - won the Myrtle Wilson award
In February 1975 the Club for the project which best
followed up a suggestion to serves the community's
use a -room in the old St. needs in District one.
Joseph's convent on North Freida Thomson and all the
Street which was vacant. This Kinettes are asking for help
room was not ideal however so they won't have to close the
because it had no heating. But Clothing Room. If you know
due to lack of anything better, of a free room that the
it was used anyway. Kinettes can use for their
InFebruary 1977 with project, please Fontact a Club
several club members su#'- member.
fering from colds, flu 'and
complete frustration, the
Knights of Columbus cane to
the rescue by offering the
Kinettes a room which 4w
belonged to them in the either
half of the old convent. This
room was heated, had good
wiring, washrooms and easy
accessibility to the public, It
.was opened in March 1977.
Now the Knights . of
,Columbus, once the saviours f I FRIDAY, SEPT. 23rd
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WEDDING
RECEPTION (I
for
Mr. &Mrs. Blair Butcher
(nee Jeannie Rutledge)
'of the Clothing Room•, -have -
asked the dinettes to leave
the room as soon as they can
because they say it smells of
moth halls and also because
they say tht'y will have use
for the room occasionally
the mse1ves,
Clothing Room co -
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