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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-20, Page 5A /A � C FAVORITES OR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY... •SHIRTS, VELOURS BLOUSES. •.BELTS & BUCKLES •DENIM & CORDUROY JEANS IN CHILDREN'S, YOUTHS' 8. ADULTS" •AND MUCH, MUCH MORE 3 DAYS ONLY THIS THURS., FRI., & SAT. ALL LEVI'S, PANTOMIME, H.A.S.H., LANDLUBBER, WRANGLER MEN'S, ADULTS'S, CHILDREN'S CORDUROYS 2O0/ OFF ALL SALES FINAL LIZARD'S PLACE MUM VISA =WPM 106 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH m..fer charge • GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1979 PAGE 5 ro pole signs council PUC compromise on hy BY JEFF SEDDON The Goderich Public Utilities Commission and town council appear to have come to terms over the placement of street signs on PUC hydro poles. Some of the signs will stay and some will come down. The commission learned at its last session that an informal session between works com- missioner Ken Hunter, PUC manager Al Lawson and employees of the town and the utility had all but resolved the issue. Lawson told the utility matters became a little tense in the meeting but once feelings were made known by both the town and the PUC matters were resolved. Lawson told the commission the town and utility had agreed on the placement of certain signs in town keeping in A Christmas Heart... • from page 4 mas." "Oh yes," whispered David. "I see now that without Christ, there can be no joy and peace and no contentment." "You're right," said the voice. "That's because God's love for people came to earth through the Baby Jesus, the very one who would grow to be a man and would be nailed to the cross to take the punish- ment for the sins of the • entire world, forever. Because of Him, the things of this life can't destroy man's happiness because God's peace makes it all seem so unimportant." "And I learned that because siomebody's heart is filled with un- necessary cares and worries now, it doesn't have to remain that way," David. said in his bubbliest voice. "If you know that' .happiness comes only from God and believe that Christ Jesus is the flesh and blood visible sign that God wants everyone to have His happiness and peace and contentment; your heart will change,." Now the congregation was h-u.shed-a-ad- th-e minister opened the Bible. ' "And she brought forth her first-born son, and wrapped him in swad- dling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was: no room for them in the inn.,, "Heart of Christmas," David whispered, "will you visit my mom and dad and my sister and my brother before you leave? I want them to un- derstand too." "I'm sorry David," said the voice. "I have to go now. But you can help them to understand. You ,can be an example of what a Christmas heart can do for somebody." "Me?" asked David, "I'm just a kid. I could never make them un- derstand." "With God's help, anything is possible," the voice reminded David. "Think about it. Nobody in Bethlehem understood what was going on that night. that Jesus was born. Everybody thought it was just another baby come into the world. But God had a purpose for this baby, His Only Son. Today, hundreds of years • later people still bow down to worship The Christ Child. That's because people like the shepherds didn't hesitate to tell others about what they had seen and heard. And you, David, can do .the very same thing." "And the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things that they had heard and seen, as it was told unto them," the, minister concluded: David nodded his head and .grinned. . What a happy Christmas` Eve this was turning out to be. 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He said the agreement was a com- promise and hoped that the commission and council would agree to the settlement. He pointed out that the signs that caused all the furor in the first place turned out to be the least problem. He said no parking signs mounted on hydro poles near Champion service on Victoria Street were virtually ignored by motorists adding it didn't appear to matter what they were mounted on. The manager said he had instructed hydro employees with the PUC not to climb any poles without , first removing the signs. He said if the worker failed to remove the 'sign and injured himself on it the com- mission would be liable. He added that if necessary the works crew for the town could remove the signs prior to work being done and would replace them once the work on the pole is completed. Watch for our STAN JONES °11111°).1.11.11111.11 SHOPPE Q SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH LIMITED UJ1YOU COULD BE ONE OFTElYPEOPLE 7'IIY$1000AICA OURLP WISH COME TRUE. 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