The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-01, Page 2s,.
PAGE 2—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1977
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Townships clean up
Townships in Huron County
are getting some unexpected
help these days due to an
Ontario government work
project designed to clean up
township road allowances.
The government, through the
department of agriculture, is
giving each township in the
county $6,000 to pay wages for
workers hired to clean brush
and debris that the township
doesn't have the manpowerroad
remove from
allowances. r
Spence Cummings,
development officer for
Huron County said Tuesday
that 20 men are currently
working in several townships
in the county cleaning upas
sides. Cummings said the
men are being paid through a
provincial support program
that is administered by the
county for the benefit of the
townships.
The county acts as a central
agency for the project. The
townships each have $6,000 to
spend on wages for workers
to clean up areas designated
by the townships. The
workers are paid $2.6mo t
an
hour and are spending
of their time clearing brush
from roadways the townships
own, but because of small
Snow brings mishaps
Harold Bettger, of Goderich, past president of the Goderich Lions Club (1949-59) was on
hand last Thursday evening to welcome his son Pete into the Club as one of three new
members installed at a Club meeting. (staff photo)
total damage estimate of $650
to the vehicles driven by
Harold Young, 184 Bennett St.
Goderich and Al Lelacheur, 9
Eastman Ave. London.
Damage to the Young
vehicle was estimated at $350
and $300 to the Lelacheur
vehicle. There were no in-
juries.
road crews, can't maintain
completely. project
Cummings said the Pro j
will continue until the end of
March 1978. He said tht was
he pay
was not that g
enough to allow the county to
maintain an adequate work
force. He said most of the
workers were receiving
welfare or were unemployedrtu
and wanted the opportunity to
work. He said the job had a
high turnover of employees
because of the low pay
but
still filled the needs of many
workers as well as the
townships.
Some of the debris being
cleaned up and burned is due
to last winter's severe
storms. He said he realized
that type of work could go on
forever but hoped that much
of it was done before next
March.
Hazardous road conditions
contributed to two major
accidents in Goderich during
the past week.
A two -car collision on High-
way 8 at the entrance to Zehrs
November 22 resulted in a
total damage estimate of
$1,450 to vehicles driven by
Ray Fisher, 250 Dawnrose
Dr. Goderich and Margaret During the
Menzies, 62 Isaac St. Clinton.
charges Damage to the Fisher B Act one
under the Liquor vehicle was estimated at $500 L ence Act,
and $950 to the Menzies
vehicle. There were no 'in Code of Canada, seven under
juries. the Juvenile Delinquent Act
A collision involving two and two under the Narcotics
trucks at the five . points Control Act.
November 25 resulted in a
past week three
res were laid under the
Highway Traffic
or is
three under the Criminal
Woman buried
Hazel Louise Salter of 125
Widder Street, Goderich died
in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital on Friday,
November 25 at the age of 76.
She was born in Mitchell,
Ontario on August 25, 1901 to
Louise (Ronnenberg) and
George Robertson.
On June 6, 1923 she married
Charles James Salter, Sr. at
Stratford, Ontario. Following
her marriage she lived in
Stratford moving to Goderich
in 1966.
She was a merober of North
Street United Church. She
was also a member of that
church's U.C.W.. and a
member of the Golden Gate
Senior Citizen's Club.
Site ,was predeceased by
her husband on February 18,
1972. She was also
predeceased by two brothers
Irvin and Clarence Robert-
son; one sister, Mrs. Ger-
trude Dunn; and one gran-
dson.
She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Russell
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evening. Back row, left to right are new members, Wayne De Bolt, John Finn and Pete
Bettger. In front Is Harold Bettger, a past president of the Lions Club who was present to
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