The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-02-21, Page 15Provincial health office of-
ficial,- Peter Block, has warned
Goderich ,that the Judith
Gooderham swimming;' polol,
.may not be allowed to open this
sumer.
In his "monthly report, Mike
Dymond, Goderich recreation
director, informed town courtcil
of the warning at its regular
meeting last Thursday.
Mr. ''Dymond stated, in his
report," that the conditions of.
the interior of the building,
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unIesS changes ma
respectingwashrooms, change
rooms'and shower facilities are
substandard.
"Major alterations will ` have
tg be made to bring the
building up 'to current stan-
dards. It was strongly recom=
mended tihat such changes be
instituted this . year prior to .
opening, „if possible," said
Dymond,
T.he provinci•al..11es.lth • office
has made clear that "the
P7Ossibilit3r' of the not opening
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for the- 1974 season. _without
suitable changes is con-
ceivable," he stated in • his
report.
Councillor Stan` Profit asked
what changes had to be made.
As the washroom facilities
are in change areas, the change
area is a washroom and
changing facilities are thus
non-existent, Mr. Dymond 'ate
swered.
"The washrooms are 'half the
stip
that change. rooms should
be," he added.
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The toboggan rice was one 1 of the events to .kick off Win-
ter. Weekend at Goderich.District Collegiate institute. Jim
Ginn, Brian Whitely; and Dave Martin (left, front to back)
and Jim Stothers and Dave German get ready to pull the
entry. Charles.•$albfleisch, "a hi tory teacher, mans :.the
toboggan: The,. event • was won by the. team of Tom
O'Brien, Casey Wildgen, Brian:.Th mpson, Tim McGee' and
Joe O'Keefe.. (staff photo)'
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.Siwe Little takes the lead In the first heat of the tricycle race, one event held as ,
part . Lori Beetle and Marcia
• art of aodirrklt District Cplla4iefe Ittistltuto s Winter Weekend
/ Green trill behind. The event was won by Wendy Thompson. (staff photo)
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Shirley Dougherty is all alone in the.home Stretch a
chof the'
snow; shoe race held . during Goderich District
Collegiate Institute; Winter Weekend.(staff photo)
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There are not -enough sinks
and toilets, he noted.
"lt's just very substandard,"
Mr. Dymond concluded.
' Swimming pool regulations
were upgraded three or four
years ago and. the Judith
Gooderham pool does not meet
regulation standards, Jim
McCaul, 'county health inspec-
tor,. told council,
"The shower • facilities axe
just deplorable. They're just
inadequate," he . said.
Councillor Bill Clifford •
asked Mr. Dymond how mtich
renovations to the pool would
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12 7 YEAR 8
G"
THURSDAY F`'.FEBRUARY 2 1i
Big game on Friday
Sailors loo
cost.
will be in -
Renovation costs
eluded in 'recreation board's buck, rides with Kincardine
budget, Mr. Dymond replied. as they rode into? a 6-5 victory
"I think that because safety over the Goderich Sailors in,
and health are involved, this the first game of the Inter•
should be made a. definite mediate "C" playoffs Friday
financial priority,". said Coun-
night At the Goderich arena.
cillor Clifford: •The teams will meet in the
Also included in Mr. t''third game in (oderich Friday
Dymond's report to council was, nighttstarting at 8 30..,Febru,iry
a statement on a Leadership 22.
set . as Goderich led 4-1 at elle
_.workshop to be offered this This loss at home was an up -
year. He termed last years ,
end` Of ,the second eriod,,'but breakaway.
workshop a success. p 4
If this year's workshop is as two quick goals: starting the First star of the game was
successful, M Dymond third period gave Kincardine Davidson for Kincardine as he
r', the lift theyneeded as,, theypicked. uponegoal, set upthe
suggested that itfmay become
an annual event. came back' to tie the game and winning goal, and .-had four
The leaderahi training deals. score the winning goal with points for the night. L. Arm -
with leadership and general only a minute and two seconds strong scored •the winning goal
communications. left in the game. • at the 18:58 mark as the
Mr. Dymond reported to • At the 3:51" mark -of the first scored after returning tothe
council 'that he had been in period -Mike Courtney opened ice from serving .a minor
the scorini``for the Sailors, as penalty for high -sticking.
contact with the Information
and Friendship' Centre and Steve Doak and Jim Hayter In, the second game played
learned, that its programs for drew assists. Jim Fairish made Sunday, February 17 in Kincar-
senior citizens and women were it 2-0 as he scored on a dine,' the Goderich' Sailors
11 d h' thet right scored three unanswered goals
successful. , - u d = ertoc� � me
ing for win after upset
\Bulldogs scored .til '„ae quick
goals to 'tie the genie 4-4. At
the' 4.08 ,mark' of the final
. period;Steve Doak"•beat 17ennia
Riggin in a goal that should
have been disallowed as.., oak
„ was way offside.
Kincardine came right back
to- tie the. game as - Goderich
defense was • caught out - of
position 'and they -beat
Kellestine on a three- man
J.
their only goal ' ih the second
period as Keith Davidson beat
Rick Duckworth, who was•out-
standing in „the nets for ..,,x ie
sailors.
Dirk. Wolterbeek started the.,
scoring in the second period as
Mike Courtney and Wayne
Doak were also in on the plays.'
Wayne Doak make it 3- ,,,aa Jim
Hayter and Rick Sowerby 'set
him up. •
Bruce Stoll who wai3':al'1''over
the ice picked up the' final goal -
in t1ie second period, as' Bill
Gallow and ,S, teve Doak both
missed several opportunities to
score in this period, picked up
the assists.
In the third it was the Sailor
a11•' ythe way as Rick 'Soverby,
Bill Gallow and Jim Farrish
each picked up a goal for the
ewinners. - -
Annual Mariners
Service Sunday
r
Sunday,• February 24, will changed to north-west on Lake
mark the 61st Annual Huron.
Mariners' Service to be held in ' • Beginning in 1903, a service
res away.an It op r g^'Kpox Presbyterian Church in =known as the Fishermen's and
y.:_.., ..._ -hand corner,:**0-inthe edon arid -third- p irony- of -those-sailors- vv --he- Sailor- Service,- was- conducted _
His report stated that the
Before the. end of the second to win hands down 7 .to 1. ., lost their lives`' during the by ,, Dr. ' James Anderson at
recreation commission is set-
tleil in its new' office where he period the Sailors picked *.up 'In', the first period only one greatest marine disaster ever Knox, Following; the disaster in
and his staff have been busied two'more goals6Bill Gallow and goal was scored by the Saijore•.,,,..,. recorded in the history -of the the fall of 190,4 Dr. George
with aequiri g new duties and Jim Hayter scored with°Rick It was centre' Tom •Crawford,• 'Great Lakes.. Ross; who had officiated 'at the
preparing th\ 1974 budget. Sowerby and 'Bruce- Stoll set- ,with Dirk Wolterbeek drawing' It was on Sunday, November burial of 23 seamen who lost
9.1913 that 71 ships and 254 their lives n the Great Siorm
Then the roof fell in- the' Kincardine Bulldogs scored . sailors were • lost during, the, suggested the serv+i,ce be
Council accepted Mr. ``ting up Bill' goal. , the `assist ,
Dymond's report:
„ raging storm: Twenty-four of renamedathe Mariners • Service
these ships were .lost: in Lake to include everyone- associated
• Huron, ° eight of them went with the Marine Trade. The
down in the Goderich area: first Mariners' Service was
. They were =the Wexford, 17 ,held in 1913.•
lost; the Regina, 15 lost; the The . Rev. G. L. Royal,
John A. McGean, 23 lost the '••moderator • of Knox
James Carruthers, 19 lost; 28 "Presbyterian Church will •con -
seamen were 'lost ' when the duet this yea's ' service., 'Mr.
"Isaac M. Scott sank; the Royal will be 'assisted by the
• Hydrus lost 24 seamen; ,the Rev. Ronald McCallum. The
Charles S. Price lost 28 and the choir s will be under the tlirec-
Argus, went down with 24 men- tion of M:' Wm.�l`1° cCnneror>!,.
4, •
Meals on Wheels
financed by
local
money -not- govt
local
BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER qualify for• tt. That s.the reason..,required to buy the special cerin loft.
that careful consideration u is tamers which' must be pun- A memorial service was held Knox. John Derksen. A.R.T.C.,
t all lications• to chaseA; before hot ineals'can'be at Knox Presbyterian Church Cha pel organist' of •' Wycliffe
organist and choirmaster . of
The •. response has -been.'
tremendous for Goderi-ch's
.newest service -- Meals on
Wheels.: Already, ten hot,'
nutritious ineals per day.:are
(making their way to_certain.
qualifying citizens in ,tie
municipality and more meals,
will be needed very soon if
current .- indications are any
measure. .
Meals on \hee15 is•1 possihle,
solely through the generosity of'
.
Godex,ich people. ft is'a volun-
teer ' program which is manned
by a staff of aboq ;.45 persons
who '.donate their time and
talents one day a month.
^ Co-ordinator for the
program, Mrs. - Isobel ,.
MacDonald, says that people.
have the idea Meals on Wheels
is a LIP project. It isn't, While
Mrs. MacDonald is' .involved
with the LIP program, Friend=`°-°
ship and Information, she -was'
working tovv"artl' Meals on
given o app ..r....,>e..r..;,,,-. . •
transported across town.' This
Meals on Wheels. � on Sunday, November 16th, � College" of the University of
equipment is expensive: Mrs: 1913 at 4:15 p.m. Dr. George Toronto, will., preside at the •
There is a limit to the num- Ross conducted theservice. Dr. organ.
her of' meals which can• be 1 MacDonald reports that $�10 Ro s "was assisted by Rev. ° The main nave of the church
delivered. The local` hospital, has been to already d
rued an a y
t but mor.ei James E.\ Ford, Victoria Street, and the Narthex invariably are
. toward the project, Church; Rev. ,.W. K. Hager, decorated to commemorate the
provide upto 10 meals i er day needed to put Meals on Wheels
fperiod p Foth. eNorth Stnghamreet hurSt. scions$ Marisior! of -the Annual
fora of one month. That oil the road in a big way. s' -Service. Part,_ of the
time is up shortly and Mrs. MacDonald says there s Church and Rev. John Pollock, elab"or decorations, include
already on one or two oc- ' are the na es of 21 persons on ,' oderich" ;Baptist Church; a House Flags from shipping,
casions, the hospital' has stret-
the list td receive Meals on choir of 1�0 persons took part--- compaabies w -)ecce -"vessels have
chid this comlrr►itment t6"12__ Wheels° While__tba--names•--=