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Town council supported recreation director
Jirn Moore's bid to have Goderich host the 1980
Sportsfest.
" Moore told council Monday night Sportsfest is
a weekend of fun and competition involving
residents off many communities in the Lake
Huron Zone Recreation Area. He said the area in
that zone involves Huron, Perth, Gre: , Bruce
and North Wellington counties and could attract
2,000 participants to Goderich.
The rec director said the purpose of Sportsfest
was to promoted to encourage good sport-
smanship, fun and low key competition in sports
that normally have a low participation level.
He said some of the events are archery, euchre
for senior citizens, horseshoe pitching, shuf-
fleboard for seniors, soccer, T -ball, tennis, girl's
softball, men's slowpitch, swimming, women's
softball and table tennis.
Council gave Moore the go ahead to sell the
association on the idea of Goderich hosting the
weekend event.
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Council asked its representative on the
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital board if
his recent rise to chairman of the board gave him
any type of conflict of interest.
Gord Crabb appeared before council Monday
night to report on his doings on the board and
was asked by councillor Brian Knights if he felt
his chairmanship gave him any type of conflict.
Crabb responded by saying he had already
been asked that question and felt there was no
conflict. He said he felt he could adequately
represent the town on the board and still serve as
its chairman.
Reeve Eileen Palmer told Crabb she didn't feel
that decision was "in your hands" and suggested
the question be put to a more expert source. She
said Mike Smithers, a representative of the
ministry of . intergovernmental affairs, had
cleared up other areas where there was concern
over conflict of interest and suggested he be
contacted for an opinion.
Councillor Elsa Haydon told council the courts
decide on conflict of interest and suggested the
matter be left with the courts.
Bylaw enforcement officer Dick Eii$ler_tald__
council there has been a rash of incidents lately
where people have been attacked and bitten by
stray dogs.
Eisler said in all cases the victims of the dogs
were on- their own .property whena they were
bitten.
He said four animals were taken to the pound
recently after they attaeked and bit people and
two had been placed in close quarantine by the
medicalofficer of health.
Eisler said there have beenore cases of dogs
attacking and biting this . th t eney ha
been for the past -five years' Ft adiden�
a tlt l�he' di
not knotty why it was happening.
"People aren't feeding their dogs enough,"
quipped mayor Harry Worsell.
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Council refused to support a resolution from
the townships of Wainfleet, Nftara-on-the-Lake;
and Pelham to have equalized assessment
shelved.
Reeve Eileen Palmer told council what would
be a penalty for those areas under equalized
assessment would be a benefit to Goderich and
vice versa. She recommended letter asking for
"support be filed.
David Barber, a planner with Municipal
Planning Consultants, made two small slipups in
his request for work that tipped his hand for
council.
Barber sent a letter to council noting the town
was preparing brief on proposed changes in the
provincial Planning Act and told council he
would be glad to help out on the brief.
Council was not aware of any brief and
suggested a letter be sent to Barber advising him
of such and thanking him; for his concern.
Commissioner of Works Ken Hunter told
;council the only thing that may have prompted
Barber to send the 'letter was a request the
town's planning board sent the government
asking for more time to comment on the affects
of the changes to the Planning Act.
"I think he just heard about that and is looking
for work," said Hunter.
"I see the letter is directed to mayor Eileen
Palmer maybe she'd have the awnser," joked
deputy -reeve Bob Allen noting Barber's error.
"That's easy to take," said Palmer.
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TAY, OCTOBER 18, 1979—PAGE 3
GEORGE W. SCHAEFER
JOHN A. SCHAEFER
50' Anniversary Sale
HAEFER'S LADIESWEAR
THANK YOU
1929 GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR 1979
George ° W. Schaefer operated a corner grocery
!efo � 1924 - 1929. During 1929 he purchased a dry
gooth, store, S.A. Gray IL Co„ operating it at the
present location of Ross Shoes until 1961 when the
movewas made to our present location and named
Schaefer's Ladies Wear Ltd. It is my privilege to
continue from my father in operating Schaefer's
Ladies Wear Ltd. to serve Goderich and district. I
would like to take this opportunity to thank
everyone for their patronage over the past 50
years and look forward to seeing you in future
years. As a token of my appreciation for your loyal
support, 1 am offering my entire stock at 203/4 off for
10 days.
John A. Schaefer
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fswear by ,Paris Star, Pantman, Third Dimension — Velour
Sportswear by Clichy -- Lingerie by Vah'Raatte — Uniforms
by White Sister in white and colours — Estee Lauder
cosmetics.
• GROUND FLOOR FABRIC CENTRE
Complete stock of fabrics, patterns and notions — Knitting
yarn by Paton and Baldwins — Luggage by Samsonite and
National — Towels by Caldwell Cotton/polyester blend
sheets and flannelette sheets — comforters and bedspreads
by Dominion Textile — Blankets by Kenwood
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