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Goderich
Association's Letter irks Such
Cornnnents on the er-
anee .of the business Gseetion
during Young Canada Week
raised Councilor I'lerbor
Suet's ire last Thursday,
A letter from the (Weide%
Businessmen's Association
toomplajned that the court
house #ark had been. Strewn
with rubbish durilrg the an-
nual hockey tournament,
The letter said that ,this .its
the time of the year when
Godericho receives a large
share of publicity, and many
Visitors.`
. Question Impression
"We cannot help fiat won-
der what the impression was
as they travelled around the
HOW CHARLIE
MADE A PILE
DOUGH!
Charlie is just an average fella
to his neighbours but he is a real
,.caneey guy when it comes to a
buck.
You see, Charlie made a pile
when" he heard about this big
rhid-yeiair clearance we have
right .now. Oharlie came Tight
in and saved hundreds which
-IS a pile of dough and after all
Mien you save money you make
money. You do save money
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during
Sqw r e," 'the letter said.
Couneilior. Such, chairmen
of council's parks committee,
Mee to :the defence ,saying that.
.because of vet weather it thud
been impossible for the parks
workers to go on. the sod.
Re said tete turf would have
been damaged bya nen work-
ing on it at that particular
time.
"We were lucky we could.
get on it a year ago, but this
year it ,was impossible,"
Councillor Sueh said. _
Visitors Contribute
He said a major share . of
the scrap paper was strewn
around by the Young Canada
Week viswtors' themselves.
Councillor Such was asked
to contact the Businessmen's
Association and /e cplain the
situation. ik said he was
eager tO do 00.
Mayer Frank Welkom said
he believed severalmmore ,trash
receptacles should be placed
in the business•area. Another
member Of council suggested
that. the trash eans be made
more stable so they would not
blow, over.
The Businessmen's Assoefa-
tion had suggested that `the.
trash baskets be refurbished
and a slogan stencilled on
them to eneourege their use.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stone-
house, Rienard and Lea Anne of
Guelph"i spent the weekend with
the former's mother, Mrs. M. H.
Martin, Elgin avenue.
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DONNYBROOK.
PONNY OOK.-Tho 'United
Clan 'h Women held their
Thenleo1Ter'i tg Meeting Ttwesday
evening. , Mrs. Morley Johnston
and Mrs. Stuart. Ohamney weir
eorne4i the mebents from Au-
burn,' Westfield, Valvin-Brick,
St. Helens and ' Wh'iteehureh
auxiliaries. The call to°'worship
was given by the president, Mrs;
Term Armstrong who also .con-
ducted the- meeting. °°-This is
my Father's World" was sung
and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson read
the Scripture. Mrs. dwar'd
Robinson led :n prayer, follow-
ed by the Lord's prayer in uni-
son. Mrs ai es Small and Mrs.
William H4rdy received the' of-
fering dedicated by Mrs. Arm-
strong- Mrs. Gordon McBurney
and Mrs. Alex Robertson sang
a duet accompanied by Mrs.
Norman Coull es. "Jesus shall
reign". was sung. Mrs. Sam
Thompson introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. Arthur Jackson
of Belgrave who spoke on "The
New Fiveangelism." Mrs. Marg-
aret Leidy read a "Mother's
Day" poem and Mrs. John Hilde-
brand showed slides correspond-
ing with the poem. After 'sing-
ing "Day is dying in the West,"
Mrs. Armstrong closed the meet-
ing with the benediction.
Baptismal services were con
ducted Sunday in Donnybrook.
United Church for Daryl Mur-
ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Wilson, and Doreen Elizabeth,
Barry Arthur :ted William Tho-
mas, children of Mr. and ,IVIrs.
Wesley Jefferson.
New Librarian
Huron County Library Co-
operative Board has accepted
the. resignation of Iibrarian,
Mrs Jock Pirie. Ml's. Pirie is
returning to herformer work
as - a high • school teacher.
The board has engaged Mrs.
Catherine F. lluffman, form.,
erly of London Co be acting
- -`' county fibra: ian. Mrs. Huff-
man will commence work im-
mediately.
She has 12 years experience
with the Kent County Library_
to=o�penative, including two
years when she was in charge.
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The t rich 1-$t tc'R. ►y,110Y *. , 1a1
itter Word War Develops .
(Coutintm4 tfma page to
have been Streit by a car,.
driven by a foreman going
into the plant, and slapped.
the driver's face. Pollee have
investigated . but no -charges
have been laid. o
Saturday . h'bor supporters,
in and' `inti .Goderich
marched' around the town
Square to • demonstrate sup-
port for the Goderieli Manu-
facturing employee's strike.
The company; yesterday, is-
sued a formal statement:.
"In many news, releases.giv-
ep by the union, the following
statement has been made re-
negotiating committee' now
pa ';gaining in good $agith,wben
it 101 Come track to the eotn*
.,'L,Ony with counter" a c er~
Which would cast the company
over 56 cent's an hour within
seven months?
dein a .sta•ternent px,esurably
'issued by our union ernployevs
'and widely circulated. in,g0de-
rich, they Pave stated that
their latest request would
amount to $1,012121 '00 -
eployce .over a twe year per-'
led. Simple arithmetic woulde
show that the n nlnnn 00.SW
to • ' the company • would be
over 36 cents an hour 'for
garding the union requests, I seven months and over 56
tents an hour for• the reanair-:
ing seventeen months over a
two-year agreement for a total
cost per employee of over
$2,500 in two years. '
"In various statements
made by the union, the com-
pany has been blamed for..
delays in negotiations. It is
a fact that it was the sole
'this will amount to 40 cents
an hour increase over --Te
next two years.' It would ap-
pear that the company's offer
was quite generous since it
'provided far wagereases
of 39 to 49 cents, plus &any
other benefits over a period
of three, years. Is the union
Pair Organized
Cyclists' Club
The increasing number of
motorcycles on the roads has
prompted two Goderich seen
to organize a motorcycle club .
here. -
Syd Lawson, who is organiz-
ing the group.along with Gord
Crawford, said the main pur-
pose of the club will be to
encourage safety among mo-
torcycle operators.
Mr, Lawson, a two -wheeler
rider of many years experi-
ence admits to a number of
injuries from motorcycle mis-
haps
"But I never had any ac-
cidents after .I joined a motor-
cycle club.'' he said.
Ho said both Goderich po-
lice and the provincial police
will assist the club with 'safety
lectures.
"It has been proven through
the years that clubs with con-
trolled riding cut accidents to
the minimum," said Mr. Law-
son.., •
>.The clubs program to begin
ivitri includes field trials made
nip of obstacle races, , hill
climbs, mud runs and slow
races in which no bikes will
be in low or out' of second
gear for any length of time,
he s9id.
"All trials will be run on
chosen spots outside of town
and off all roads," said Mr.
Lawson. .
He invited anyone interest-
ed tl attend the club's first
meeting at Gord's Sport and 1
Cycle next Sunday at 1:30 I
p.m.
responsibility of the union re-
presentative to contact this
company before July 30, 1964,
if
they wanted any modifica-
tions to the contest; ether
tfise, it was automi ica)ll rte
newed for one year. - The t
fon '►re,sentative failed in
his responsibility since no
orre'aapondeAee was received
Until. September, 14 The
company could not ;give erg
weage increases at that time
Bruce le. prior negotiation*,
Mr. Harkness, objected to
wage .increases ,bait the corn -
Parry had given without his
consent,
' "liegertiations. a _ new
agreement 'vcre en'eed
on August 25, •1965, Meetings
were 'held, .on .September 6
1965 and September 27, 1965:.
in the meeting of. October 28
the Coann1iation Otter s -
Billingtola, was present and
advised the union that their
deanands we'ce unrealistic arid
requested them to do time
homee?vork, narrow dawn their .
ppropesals, and then ,request:
another meeting with the Con -
cilia' ion Officer. Mr. leark-
ness agreed to do this, but
did not arrange for the next ,
meeting until February,
1966 "
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