The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-04-11, Page 12PAGE 12—GODE.ICH' SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY,' APRIL 11, 1974
Shore Crescent residents
want curbs—boulevards.
The residents of Shore Crescent nave presented a petl'tion
to- Goderich Town Coun it asking that construction of curbs
and boulevards on the east side of Shore Crescent be, done.
immediately.°
Thirty-three names were attached to the document.
The accompanying letter told council there are seven
homes on the east side of Shore Crescent without curbs and
_boulevards4•
'in the near 'future, we read that Warren ,Street is to be
completed", the letter stated. "Since' all the equipment will
be on Warren Street we thought it possiblejo get our street
done at that time."
The letter and the petition were referred to the' Public
'Works division of council with Reeve Deb Shewfelt as chair-
man.
S�rnmer f o bs . .
continued •,from page 1
hers also make a good cross-
section,
The, placement officer 'can
find a person to suit almost any
job.
Prospective ,employers are
under no obligation to ''hire
students . referred to -them by
the office.,
Mr. Walden noted, however,
that he can screen, them for
Physical handicaps that could
limit working capabilities.
The' placement officer does
more than just find jobs for
students. He councils them
about looking for jobs on their
own.
For example,•girls looking for
babvsitti•ng jabs are, advised to.
place. ads on local bulletin
board,,,.. •
AncxtIIer possibility Mr:'•
•
Walden will consider is work
pools. They would be three or
four students swilling tci do.
cleanup,,babysitting,
„.„housework, or even gas purnA
'ing part-time.
One student would be in
charge of answering calls and
scheduling work. •
He.isn't sure exactly how the
work pools would be organized
as the concept has never been
attempted before• ft would
probably start about mid-July
when students would become
more willing to take any -.jobs
offered to them.
. The town of Goderich could
probably create about 10 jobs
too, Mr. Walden said. These
jobs could involve general°
cleanup and maintenance in
town. .
Mr. Walden implied
throughout the interview that
the ".,best. way to ,make ' ,his
student placement office' a suc-
cess would ti.....b� fi7r pri`vate”
business and industry to con -
•tact him with jop orrers
eager students wilding to do a
good job,
•
Only two weeks
before Grand lodge
"Exactly two weeks-•1<,r•om the
opening here of the Grand
Orange Lodge and the Grand
Black Chapter' of Ontario West,
committees working on the
'arrangements' met Monday
evening under the chairman-
ship
hairmanship of Lloyd Hern, of Exeter, a'
past grand master. Reports,
were presented with plans for
the business sessions, banquets,
and entertainment of visiting
brethren.
Mr. Hern, . who has been
travelling about, and 'con-
sulti•ng with senidr officers of
the° iuti dtcti ms, reports in-
terest in the.Goderich gathering
veru keen.
Used Fur•n'iture•*
2 piece Sklar, Modern suite,
Herculon cover - like new - one
year old• $245. 1
2 piece - Blue Green, Beverly
suite, 2 years old. $199.,
2 piece - Gold nylon Sklar suite
$80.age
^
2 piece, Spanish style, Daven-
port, red vinyl. $79.
•
Sectional grouping, 3 pieces.
$15 per piece.
J.
Used Swivel Rocker $24.
Used 39" Colonial Bed, (Frame
only) $12.
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Guests this weekend_ with
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Moncreif
wisteikett. and,>.Mrs. Wayne Hun-
ter and,,Jennifer, of London,
'''ALS« visiting at the Moncreif
home was•, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Maclnityre of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs` Ed M'CCut-
cheon ° and Meredith of Liclns
Head visited last week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. Gordon Robb.
Miss Shirley Robb of 'Kit-
chener --Waterloo Hospital
xitiirerl pair,}� hFr nar* nt� Mr
and Mrs.
week. •.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kloostra,
Nicki, Steven,„„ Sandr4 and
Robert sPent last weekend in
Strathrov visiting with her.
parents.
Richard Sands of Kn
•College Toronto was minister
ra Ashfield Pre.sbvterian
Church this ,past Sunday. He
was accompanied by his
brother, John Sands of Rich-
mond Hill,
Gordon Robb
last
x
Lions Peewees enjoy
evening town
• Goderich Lion Pee Wees
were treated to a very special
•.outing last Thursday evening
by Ben Graham of Graham
Electric,,
The team travelled to the
London • Gardens to •watch the
last Junior A playoff game bet-
ween th,e London Knights .and
the Toronto .Marlboros. The
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Council. • •
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continued from page 1
the second time in the evening
toconnp ,latn..a.bou.Lth.i,s..,kind.c�f_
problem, suggested govern •
-
' ments should compile a book•
listing all the various depart-
ments -arid their specific respon-
• sibilities.
"Then we could send the
right letter to the -r -fight -•place", • .y
., observed Gower.
The letter from the On'tarib
• Energy 'Board advised safety
.. regulations for propane : gas
came under the authority, of the
• Energy Branch of the Ministry ,
of Consumer and Commercial
Relations, a
4u
game was ah exciting one with
the,score tied to the fast minute
when. the Marlboros scored to
win the• best of five series and
'Out the Knights out.
The team presented Mr. -
Graham. with a hockey stick,
autographed' by the team
players and a souvenir London
Knight rug as a token of
thanks.
"Huron has been .called the `
backbone of the Orange Or-
der",
r-
der ",, he said. "Many' of .the
members in Ontarin West
would like to come to Goderich.
In a. territory extending from
Sudbury to Lake Erie9and'from
Toronto to Windsor, there are
probably Many who have never
seen. this town, and, we *ant to
make them feel that their visit
is worth while."
Speaking on the telephone.
with Max 'Cole, of Deer Lake;
Newfoundland, grand master of
the Grand Black Chapter of
British America, Mr. ° Hern
learned that the grand master
will arrive here on Tuesday,
April 23, in time folr the"service
in Victoria,, Street United
church. •,¢'
Wreaths -wit[ he laid on the
cenotaph •bvthe grand master
and chaplain of both.' •the
Orange and• Black grand
lodges, all 'members marching
up. from Knox church hall just
before noon adjournment on
Wednesday and Friday.
There is to he a dinner
meeting for county masters -at
the Bedford Hotel on Thur-
sday, ' April 25, Tentatively
planned is a visit to Huron
Pioneer. IVLseum by interested
members - ,
Glenn Slavin, master of 'the
Goderich" lodge, took a carload
•of members to the fourth an-
nual Orange rally at Ingersoll,
Saturday evening,'and reported
a highly successful initiation
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A meeting of the Goderich
Figure Skati ig Club was held
on Thursday, April 4 at the
home of Mrs. Joan Dierolf, to
introduce the new executive,
and to discuss, new possibilities
of the club, for the next skating
season. .
The new executive` is as
fellows:
President,; Joan Dierolf; vice
pr - ident, Betty Harris; second
vice, llen Jeffrey secretary,
Lorene, Love; treasurer, Chas.
Boddy• board, of directors, Alex
Via.
attuj-day Badges„ Eileen
Leeking; ways and means,
Marg Kotyk; publicity chair-
man, , Sharon Jeffrey; social
convener, .Joy Vance; Tuesday
private lessons, Cheryl Feagan;
memberships, Ann Cooper;
National tests (Wednesdays),
Muriel Morgan.
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