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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-06, Page 7GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1979—PAGE 7 Council decides it would rather talk the PUCto than fight i.'t BY JEFF SEDDON hydro sent apoles. letter toe utility council tolow the council requestl to respond and wanted the signs down replacement of the signs up and let the utility bear PUC acted as quickly as temoeredhtstown council toago advisingouncpossiblywork out a was not what upset on separate poles would the brunt of the criticism. it did because it felt the p two weeks council. The fact that the remove the safety the Public Utility that the signs would no method of satisfying the utilitymoved soquickly Councillor Jim Searls only way to get the signs hazard. t; Commission's recent longer be permitted and utility's concerns. to remove them did. A suggestion to send told council • he had down was to take matters removal of town signs rather than wait until In the letter to council Town clerk Larry the matter to council's checked and had found no in its own hands. He said deciding Monday night it council could react to the PUC manager Al Lawson McCabe told council ,the t ra f f i c c o m m i t t e e record of injury to PUC the utility indicated it had would rather talk than letter immediately said the signs posed a PUC request would force brought councillor John employees as a result of corresponded with the fight. started removing them. threat to hydro workers 1 the town to replace the Doherty to his feet. the town. He said the town regarding signs bat Monday night was the Some members of having to climb the signs on new poles. He Doherty, chairman of utility could, and almost said that correspondence c -sole# -were j needi wa s t . , •. �. council � vvsteden -pales, He quoted- 3a -i _ - e s-1gn� ha3to go that eo-rnmittee, said he y sJ�i,l, use the deaf—signs i,r had to discuss the recent the PUC action. They felt sections of the Public back up to allow the felt it was a council bucket truck to work on Particular, not the 19 that PUC move to take the utility could have at Utilitie's Act and the parking bylaws to be matter. He said the the poles removing the were removed.. parking signs off wooden least waited a week to Powers Commission Act enforced adding they solution appears to put need • to climb. them. He peeve Eileen Palmer Obituaries that he felt disallowed the would have to go back up added burden on the said he felt the matter told council it was un - placing of the signs and within a certain radius of taxpayer claiming if was "sheer stupidity". fortunate that the town said they had to be the hydroand the utility were removed. Y poles they douncil can't arrive ata Ken Hunter, cam locking horns". said came off. He added that solution perhaps the town 'missioner of works, told she did not knows".Sheisaid The reason the PUC h„ tkt,u,„•, ti,,, could put the poles back council he understood the dog was wagging the tail or the tail was wagging the dog” but said the Dec. 11.resolvyed. had to be Defraud case to be decided matter Allen said there was nothing to be gained from Mr. Wright should have Both Mr. Wright and Dale was visiting at his making an issue over the claimed crop insurance Gordon Dale of RR4 home signs and asked council to for only ye eans06 insteas d of testified eshaif iedmthat ated Mr. Dale When defence lawyer temper feelings and whithe 45,806 pounds Of beans work on the Wrightfarm Stratford Robert fo Rogerson Mr.of the requesttia meetingr with P g Stratford asked the utility to work the that were the subject of earlier in the spring. Wright if it was ever his g problem out. MRS. HAZEL worked as a Registered ARDELLA BENNETT Nurse at the Bluewater Centre. Mrs. Hazel Ardella She was a member of Bennett of Westland, St. George's Anglican Michigan died in Potsford Church in Goderich. Hospital, Farmington, She is survived by her Michigan on Sunday, husband; .one son, Evidence was con - December 2 at the age of Kenneth of Goderich; and eluded last week in 75. one brother, George County Court at Goderich She was born in Marine Varughese of Kerala in the.,l.trial of Kenneth City, Michigan on Sep- State, India. Beverley Wright, 33, of tember 27, 1904 to Charles The body of the late RR2 Seaforth who had and Maud (Heath) Rose. Mrs. Malhotra rested at pleaded not guilty to a e She married Elmer Stiles Funeral Home in charge of attempting to John Bennett in Marine Goderich and a funeral defraud the Crop City on February 21, 1926. service was held at St. Insurance Commission of They lived in Detroit and George's Anglican Ontario. area. —•• Church on Tuesday, Judge Francis Carter She was a member of December 4 at 2 p.m. The said that a decision in the the Church of Christ. Reverend Robert J. case would he, announced' She was predeceased Crocker officiated. on December 11. by her husband in June of Interment was in the Mr. Wright's trial ,on 1968. Maitland Cemetery. charges of making a She is survived by four Pallbearers were fraudulent claim for the children, Clarence of Powan • and Mohender sum of $4,162.88 with Northville, Michigan, Anand, Madhu Suri and regard to his white bean Mrs. Frank (Verna) ManmohanMankotia. crop under contract 7913 Moore of Goderich, and in 1978,.. opened •on Charles and Terrance, MRS. MARY J. November 19. This is the both of Howell, STURLEY first time a case of at - Michigan; one sister, tempted fraud against Mrs. William (Harriett) the Ontario Crop Allen of St. Clair, Mrs. Mary J. Sturley, a Insurance Commission Michigan; nine grand -resident of the Bluewater has come to court in the children; and nine great -Rest Home in Zurich, 13 years of the corn - died died in South Huron mission's history. Hospital,- "Exeter on The defendant is A funeral service was P held at Stiles Funeral Friday, November 30 at charged with selling Home iiaGoderich on the age of 93. 38,700 pounds of his own Wednesday, December 5 She was born on June 2, white beans to the at 2 pan. The Reverend 1886 in Bethune, Ontario Ontario Bean GrowgtLs' Dr. R. Gordon Hazlewood to James and 'Maria Co-operative in Seaforth of North Street United (Rogerson) Metcalfe. under the name of his Chur:ch,_-G.oderich. of She lived in Kaxrine neighbour Gordon Dale. from 1946 to 1960, and g ficiated.The „crowncharges that Interment was in the then moved to Goderich when Mr. Wright filed his • Maitland Cemetery. • until .1974 when she went crop loss report on his Pallbearers were • to the Bluewater Rest 1978 white bean crop with Harold LaMarsh, JohnHome, the Ontario ,,i Crop Thompson, Elmer She was an adherent of Insurance Commission, Hunter, Richard Smith, the First Baptist Church. he didn't notify the Bruce Burnett, and Ken She, was predeceased commission of the sale of Gorak. by her husband, Henry these beans. Sturley in June of 1969; Mr. Wright also and one daughter, Claire. delivered 17,810 pounds of She is survived by one white beano the co-op MRS-. 119=ARIAM1VlAt--d-a•rrglite r-, M'rs. "Don under his own name in (MARY) MALHOTRA (Doris) Wilson of Exeter; the fall of 1978. two sons, Irving of •The' crown alleges that Toronto and Charles of Picton; one niece, Mary Mrs. Mariamma (Mary) Malhotra of 174 Rich ' Street, Goderich Merriken of Toronto; six died Friday, November grandchildren; and ten 30 at the age of 39 as the great-grandchildren. result of a car accident on A funeral service was Highway 4, just north of held on Sunday, Vanastra Road. December 2 at 2:30 p.m. She was born in Kerala at McCallum Funeral State, India on August 3, Home in Goderich. 1940 to Thomas and Pastor Edward Anderson Saramma Varughese. • officiated. She moved to Interment was in Hamilton, Ontario in 1968 Colborne Cemetery, and was married to Colborne Township. Surinder (Sam) Malhotra Pallbearers were in Hamilton in June 'of grandsons, Russell 1969. 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Mr. Wright testified he intention to pay Gordon On November '20, Mr. owed Mr. Dale about Dale with the 38,700 Wright testified that he $2,500 for this work, pounds of beans and then forgot to report the beans Admitting he didn't tell recover insurance for the delivered. to the co-op Mr. Dale about the sale of beans from the Ontario under Gordon Dale's white beans under his Crop Insurance Com - name to Clinton in- surancetime, agent Peter Roy Wright said he did pt the it was not. when he filled out the Crown attorney Gary yield loss report in beans in Mr. Dale's Hunter asked Mr. Wright November of 1978. pickup a few days after later, "You just plain Mr. Wright told the delivering the beans to forgot all about them, is court he put the beans in the co-op, that what you're telling Mr. Dale's name because this court'?" "I owed Gordon some Mr. Wright testified he Mr. Wright replied money and I figured this. told. Gordon Dale about Yes, they just slipped was one way of getting the beans early in straightened up.' December 1978 when Mr. 7 ilrn to Page S •, PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Income Security Programs announce§ Office Hours For Goderich and Walkerton The income security programs office which handles inliUiries and ap. plications for Canada Pension Plan, Old Age 'Security Family Allowance. IN GODERICH: IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC EVERY TUES. FROM 9:30. A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. IN WA,I,KERTOI.4: 15 OPEN. TO THE PUBLIC EVERY WED. FROM 10 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. Please note that the office days and hours shown in the new telephone directory for -Goderich and --Walkerton are listed incorrectly. The'"depdrtment regrets any incon- venience this may cause. ine0000 ,+i~ • 4 OR The Admiral Way Starting at 534400 JETCLEAN DISHWASHER APPLIANCES & TELEVISION 308 HURON ROAD • ,1? rc HAIR AFFAIR Is pleased to announce DOUG DAER has joined their staff Having 11/2 years of experience, Doug is highly skilled in cutting & styling. 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