The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-01, Page 16524-8581
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"IiAGE 16---•GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 1,
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operation one at Goderich,
Clinton and Hensall
Leader of the Provincial Op-
position and. theLiberal Party
of Ontario Robert Nixon was in
Goderich Tuesday morning and
then accompanied (grit can-
didate Jack Riddell on a
speedy round of campaigning
across; the riding.
While in Goderich he ad,;
tlressed party workers during a
short meeting at campaign
headquarters here and -announ-
ced that the Liberal Caucus
Letter ...
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west c(i.riz , all;4b._.,a�.c►(►ld
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_girrre ide.iTnece'e t, ,' roonn,,,f
expansion and still tie in with
the existing entrance. Street
parking is not a problem in
Goderich. hitt if one desired to
keep ;t. muc•h._ of the existing
parking lot free..as possible the
present .pace at the south-west
end of the building could also
tae utiliied in the expansion.
(thus shortening the ell and
leaving more of the parking
area undisturbed).
The ideal solution might he
to relocate the Assessment Of-
fice -- which 1, understand is
not without its deficiencies,—
to
eficiencies—to another piece of public land
` altogether, freeing this site for
development as a landscaped
parking area. for visitors, who
might he :encouraged to visit
the iai1 complex in, its restored
and reiuyen;tted Mate in' the
future
in atnv case. I Mould nvo-,:a-..
earnest l% and sand respectfully,
suggest' that Council member..
Consider tht full range -of ;tlter-
nativt'- ;.is well as the iin-
plications for the future of any
decision that they contempfitte
now
The w i(fes!)read svmp;tthv
which the people •of Goderich
trill other interested persons
-throughout Ontario have ex-
pressed for the position I
represent here leads me to hope
that it is one which'. you will .
also support. In' that case, I
should he thi first to applaud
your foresight for the future
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will hold its next meeting
locally on March 12.
"Following the ('aucus,,,
printed announcement cir-
culated at the meeting said,
"the Liberal MPP's will loin
Jack Riddell in sleeting and
talking with the people of
Huron."
This Friday the Liberals an-
nounced a canvass of Goderich
when Mr Riddell will join
other party workers in a door
to door atte.tnpt to reach the
voters Et.,,is also expected that
Mr Riddell will he at the
Goderich Arena on Friday and
Saturday evenings (luring the
annual Figure Skating Car-
nival
Next 'Tuesday Mr Riddell
wall visit I)ornln►on Road
Machinery.
Duritig_• tlis -tnemt do•gs_:... t_. tk�;
-101 a-t-e4m-tn ttt e r �l c► m } t_
Tuesday Mr. Nixon also met
with representatives of the
Save-tht, Jail Society who asked
him if' he could find time to
look into the problems facing
their attempts to save the for-
mer Huron County .Jail.
The Liberal s now have com-
mittee rooms operating in Hen-
-all, Clinton, Seaforth,` Exeter
and Goderich.
All three candidates con-
testing the hy.election will ap-
pear on 'Friday evening at a
"Meet the Candidates Night"
- in the Clinton Secondary
School beginning at 8::31) p.m.:
The meeting 1s sponsored by
the Federation of Agriculture
and everyone is urged to turn
out and hear the candidates
Liberal candidate Jack Rid-
dell is a 41-year.old Dashwood
area beef farmer. He' is part-
oWner,-operator• of the i-lensall
Livestock Sale in (fustry 'and is
the Huron- County Board of
Education trustee„ for 1.'shorne
and Stephen '1'(\ nships and
' the town of Exeter,
Don Southcott, the Conser-
vative hopeful, is former
executive secretary to C.S.
Ma(:Naughton. He is a former
editor and co -publisher of the
Exeter Times Advocate.
Nev- Democrat Paul Carroll,
_s. is an elementary school
teacher•• at Victoria School in
Goderich. •He is making his
second attempt at prov'inCia1
politics having represented. ,the
NDP in .the last contest.
ong wit t. your ctincern or t le '-
past.
• Sincerely,
Douglas S. Richardson,
v A.. Ph. D'
• Assistant Professor
Dept. of Fine Art
University of Toronto
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Work is progressing smoothly in the installation of about 200
feet of 6 foot diameter culvert pipe at the end of the Elgin St.
sewer on St. Christopher's Beach: The town men report that
the job is expected to be completed sometime next week if
the weather holds up. Estimated cost for the project is
$10,000. (staff photo)
Police investigqt
four accidents
t.turing the past week, there
were four ac'c'idents reported in
Goderich resulting in $100 or
more in damages.
On February 21 at (:25 p.m.,
cars driven by William John
Ruddock of 180 .lune~ St. and
('.hristena Evelyn Hyde of 199•
Wellington St. South were
hacking out of two separate
driveways ut the same time and
c'r►llided. , 'There was $200
damage (lune to the, Ruddock
but no injuries resulted:
Deputy Chief King in-
vestigated.
At 2:15 p.m, on. l''ebruary 21,
a vehicle (driven by Maitland C.
Fuller.-- of 24() Mucks 'St-. was.
`7:•c}Vttk)1)0.111rd-on Ox-ffrrc1 St --when
""he suddenly -hit rip. i� e patch
and skidded into a hydro pole.
"['here was $400) damage to the
car but none to the pole.
Deputy Chief King was 'the in-
vest igat ing officer.
,On February 21 tit about 5:-111
p,m., a car driven by David An-
drew Nairn. of 268 .lone~ St.
was linWee ding;
tura St and was uttempt;t
make a left Mand turn w4,
struck an nnciniiing c
driven by 1)uug;Ia., 14•
04
of 94 Rritanrila fid.44
the Nairn car I)amaf
1s estimatti
$200 while the OVerholh:ph
only suffered about
damages ('1>wj
k un`tahle kU
investigated
On Fehruar\ '_'ti at 1 Vi
vehicles driven h\ lirrpt
of !tit 1 t;u(ferti h anri k{
('urnntings of lilt; uric
were turning off the
onto ‘Vest St hen �,mt
ran out in fr(►ut.-af Baer ,l,
t;k�rtrn ci _ un_ kris. hrxkt,
('urnnrinf,, \chicle
car at the ii-:tr ..fht'reµa,t
damage 1c, Kier', .ar arid
.
to the (`tunnunr;,,,ar
passenger til the hat'r
Brian Ilatinitun „f ley
David St suffered a ;t
whiplash t'un.tahle F,ir,
investigated
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