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The. Huron County Jail was
+',toured• by .nearly 700 people
- over thee- lorrg west end putting
the- ° total•...numberof visitors
over 4,000 this year. ' "
Members of the, Inter-
national" -Brotherhood of :glee-
, .trica°l °gWprl5ers, local ' 17$6,
walked off their jobs at 'the
Bruce Nuclear Power Develop-
ment Tuesday sdav and set up picket
lines at ° the two road access
sites. ;Fifty to sixty per cent of
-the 3+000- ,tradesmen at the
' lfr•u:ce kGenerating Station
'honored_ the pickets. The other
facilities at' the Bruce site, thee,
steam plant, the -heavy' water
plants, a'ri'a Douglas -Point were
not affected.' by they strike.
Constructi'o'n on Textral
Fibres Iltd. a new manufac-
turing plant in the Goderich In-
dustrial Park is 'scheduled to
start construction by the end' of
August, with "operations ,to
,
fiegiii-ty ,th.e arid' of January.
A dozen young students who
have been giving The Square a
facelift over the summer have
nearly completed their jobs.
The ten week program was
desrgne to give all the
,buildings in The Square area a-
. fresh and co-ordinated coat of
paint. All students who started'
;.> on the job at the beginning of
the summer are
-• still painting
except for one who sought full-
.,, time employment.
,
un,ibn' a 60 cents an -howf
crease effective May 5 and ten
cetite. an hour increase effective
_N-.ovember `) on' the basis of a
one year contract, but ,tie
uhi•on refused the offer. The in-
creaee represents a 15 per cent
itiere&se in pay.'Phe employeees
are .still in s,support .of an in-
crease -,•-of over.. One d'ol r-'�a•rr-
henr in a one year contract.
• Hu'ron County Council,L"a
special. meetang--MondaV;-"r—
•ted the•' Report of the 'Health.'Planning • Task Force of On.:
ta=r'ia; called the Mustard
Report, which recommelydsi''
sweepingchanges rn • „ health
care services.,,A report - frotr> t e
,county, board of health stated
that if the Mustard Report
were- •implernente,.. it 'would
• bring, a • loss of a yw, orny and
confusion 'to existing health
care services
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Finished at -last! Tt Pled -Painters» of Godesloh, finished their
job last Thursday and spent the .afternoon st John 'SchatifeiV.
cottage swimming,.' boating and water skiing. The painters
(front row -from left) are Geoff Russell, John Seaman, Mike
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Doorly. and Shelly NJ,c:Pla.ee,... (back•,,0344-left t 9.ri ht) Mar
VanRooy, Leo Redmond, Dale N'ityins, Harold Klose, 'Wayne
PoIlook and Rob •Mc,I'nty-re:..-------
. Registered .nurses at Alexan-
,: .d ra .. and • Marine General
Hospita1 in Goderi:heft's:
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prepared' to jtciin;hurses fromhospitals in Ohtario ind stre
aconiateydisputes w
not s' tied' by July 22.
• Thp Ontario ; Municipal'.
Boards hearings into the
- proposed- shopping plaza on'
Bayfield ,Road, continued -this
week aricl 'may not be over until
• October of .this year. Lawyers
presenting ar.nients for.. and
against approval . of the plaza
- a• nd the two man 'OMR panel'
• noted Tuesday that there. may.,„
-not be time for all the_evidtnce
„.„to be presented -,at' the hearing
'by'Friday; the last day 'allotted
for the•public meeting. Wal,ter
Shriv
' y• Vis,_ .chairrrin_.
a_of.. he-O•I-B;.
,panel, stated that he would not'
able ,to return to Goderich ..
ufr-til- October.'
Thick black hunker;>'oi1
flhwed ' freely down 'the
Maitland..: River over.' the . past
weekend and collected at the
rxrauth here the,river .and the,
lake mee Copservation officer
Bob .Pegg discovered' the flow
on Sunday and traced the, lead'
to. the ,Sift,. `Salt desalinatid?
pond ,„belaw the old garbage
••----• dump`. The Ministry of En
`vi'rcinm.ent was -called into take'
sample's of the oil and water for
analysis. •
;AUGUST
The: Goderich' Signal -Star'
was ties. winner >f t•vvo
significant awards ati, l'ast
vi+eeke-nd'e ' Canadian Com!:
munity -Newspaper Association
convention in .Toronto. The.
_ Signal -Star„ placled, •first in the
• all round 'newspaper ,categcr6
°f1 i circulation tc 3,096 and watt.
• also awaitded' second -prize , for
its editorial page. Editor Mrs.
Shirley Keller was singled out,
for special .4recognitign ',in- a
third' presentation. The ;Clinton
'
`• _News -Record won second- .fm'
best.- front page and placed
,third for general', excellence in
its category.
The Royal, Ontario ,Museum`
_ �h • ,h r i n grr'rg -- t h e
museumohile to . Goderich on
August_ 7. The bus is„,one ne of
three` present),' 7.7.t.i•►uring• the-.
province. part of the
• muse'um's mobile exhihitio,n
v>+itinl; schoolg °lik raries and
s.t,Y'i(• centres. -•In (;cidetich the
:exhibits will be .on display at
:the Huron County' Pioneer
. M'useum, •
A.' special survey taken of.,;••
gas'eli»ne ',Vices in the area in-
dicate that , gas prices in the
Goderich. area ,are, Justified, '
--Gasoline' dealers in _Goderich
7-:a1e--v not„ overcharging thief)
customers' according to their..
-c'oornp,a•x .e,s'• ,standards.” The
averag_st' per gallon' of gas
- in Goderich'is•68,9 cents, dnof
the highest in the county
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Ready . . set , .got ....
Rejoice at'th
th'i's' -brand 'New
start of
,$t•:
To our good friends
-arid patrons -- the
best,of th'e New Year:
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For , the second time in as
•-many. years, Domtar Chemicals,
Sifto Salt Division has•.• had
t u -Cerci -n --•s e -h a d•u=1-e . a
brought to 'a halt by striking
employees, Fifty-three ern-
ployees of the S•ifto `Evdporator•
Plant in Goderich Walked off •
the•job last Friday i:i"5iapport df'their union's wage and benefit •
demands. FormIn negotiati
s,'ons :r
for the-•erriployees did not get
. underway until .May. 5 when'''
the contract had expired.
Year. The company gad.offered the
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Although registered ',and.
' graduate nurses at ''A,lexand•ra•_-
Marine and General'. ITOWital
in Goder,ich'voted.unanimously
'to accept the settlement .coffered
- to- nurses by the 'Master; Joint
Bargaining. Cornmittee ' early-
- last week, •local hospital ad-
, ministration has still not
,agreed •. to the wage `increase.,,,
The nurses 'Ihave----.a•dopted a
wait -and_ see attitude and will •
a'
-postpone any decision for. strike -
'
'action • and will urge ire
ministration oto •. j'brn ' the
` bargaining committee:
▪ Collection sof .garbagein the '
► ' Town of Goderich is , going to
Cost more for the next three
• Years. Town council agreed
Thursday evening t6 a newrenn-
tract , which provides a 15 per
cent per anrnrtan -increase for"
w Tom Cooke and Bib M,urray'of'
C a•nd' W Salvage.,_ -ne'w son
p W` tract •which becomes effective
August 1,-11974•, calls for a basic
:contract price of $.1,614 per
a_. ° annurn, lr4-,addition'every 'new
- -unit 'Constructed and occupiedn
in the town after "Aug: 1 will be •
-- -- added "to•th contract at a fee of
1$.1.15 *Or nionth,
Summerfest 74 opens ' its
doors to _local residents ,this
weekend with .some new.
•F• features. M"erohants will -be
their .,..•,.,,,
..� •~� mo�,lrlg " wa�~es' "u't°�in°iirK
...and. that, _Kinsmen' 1u11, ii(,,,
)bringing a carnivtial to n for
r -.;,the' weekend. , Qf 'cod se the
main attraction" a• lt the beet i tent
11• a,, -aoj-t '.` be 'ale "mainstay
operation. of $u"rrf`merfes:tt
y^aa"WOOF -
�(NO"FXCHANG'i NO REFUND ON SALE AA E,R.CHAN•1•SkYr
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.ON THE SQUARE