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may ,help to make them
happiee,, in the point of
Town's Coun,Cil, at --last,
changing their meetings
frem. Thursday to Monday
evenings.
This change has sever
angles in its favor. Firstly,
weekends (for some in-
tervals of relaxation,
hopefully) are, for the time •
being,, regarded as cone--
me'ncing at noon, or 5 o'clock
on Thursdays, esneciplly,for
thoS'e in Executive and
„ Managerial positions„ and, '
certainly at this junctere on These' grade seven pupils are learning how people make
the horizon for many others. " the ' best use of the ',resources ,ayallable to them ,as
too. Reference: , railways'
extra- charges, hotel and
otelfees
Thurleday evenings is
practical. Robertson students study
m, etc. So, releasing
Many who Would like to
attend Council Occasions are
engaged in adult-ilearning
and teaching .eourses,
musical, church and, ch*
commitments. The,latter not
being, advisedly,, placed
earlier in the week for ob-
vious, important, 'reasons.
Therefore, these people have
been (im)patiently awaiting
a change for Council
meetings to Monday or.
Tuesday. It ,may not be
sudden but before very long
the public's Interest in these
,meetings will iecrease: •
(Band rehearsals, , often,
do adjust, without much
inconvenience.) ,.._
Monday, seemS'
vantageous; giving ,our
Goderith Signal -Star time to
re are ublication. of
current council aCtivities•fol-
their immediate Thursday
isslue, and, while those
matters are still fresh news:
and not ancient hisiery.:ALL
of which should be of ;in-
terest to ALL taxpayers.
Perhaps some council
newcomers, particular,
haven't yet the "feel" of the
inajoiity of Electors whose
benefits should come first,.
rather than the Candidates'
personal desires. -Surely
there, is a parallel et- the **,
large increases in 'salaries,
or, stipends, the Council
Members , voted for them-
selves, already... Thusly,
-further proyoking this un-
necessary inflation in
Canada. If said praCtice is
permitted to , permeate
throughout other
delivera,rices, unchecked,
there will -be chaoS..befOre it
can be stopped. In all
!fairness, coptinuin•gc,'
lacqUiescenee 'Should COMe
from the vote of the tax-
payers who elected Council
Members in the first place.
Granted, a ' few MondayS
may ' fall, on statutory
-holidays. That, gives the
Council •man (Or woman)a
.4o1den opportunity to
cogitate. prdpositioes pen-
ding, in a less -pressured
period. Also, to be home
ahead of the general traffic
.. again, less pressurCand
definitely a step in the right
direction, •
Council Membership, in
._Geelerich, is not a full-time
job. „Its "moonlighting".4for
Most, from Which there are
definite rewards,- too "\I•
numerobs'to list here:, if - we
accent the positive. .
Aincerely yours,
- 0. Miller.
evidenced by the lamp in the 'photo made of cotton -strips
and soaked in oil. (staff photo)
Eskimo life
GQ1DERIcH 4IG'NAL-STAB, *AN VA,' ftlr 30, ij
i •
.ro..Life:group,hetaft-,
fo.r .protest.'
The Gaerich and District
Pro Life .Association Board
of Directors and, members
meeting Was held in the
Queen Elizabeth School,
Goderich on - Monday',
January 20. Honorary
Chairman, Reverend Marvin
Barz opened the meeting
with prayer.
Chairman Mrs. Pat Osborn
welcomed the member.
Mrs, Mary O'Keefe and Mrs,
Teresa Courtney „were ap-
pointed to audit the books.
,.correspondence received
from Alliance for Life,
Toronto, advised that the
Can,adia-n Medical
Association is pressuring the
Government to have -the
therapeutic abortion com-
mittees eliminated so that
abortions "may be, a private
• , matter between a woman
and her -doctor",. The CMA
•does not want to have any
• control over- its abortion
• practices.
• The leadership, especially.
Bette Stephenson, President
of the CMA rather than the
medical profession itself is
pushing for a policy of
• abortion on demand.
Members were advised to
• write to Canatlian Medical
Association, the. Provincial
• Mieister ' of • Health,
• Honorablee?Pierre Trudeau,
Qtto.
the local 'newspapers; and
'Bob " `McKinley, MY: con-
demning the -CivIA • and
especially Bette Stephenson.
There is grngdIsiitian
against this CMA stand. Goderich beginning at 8 p.m.
, the club, maey of th,e of-
ficers and, !a geod• deal of
lovers of the game travelled
with the hornetewnboys and
• helped. to cheer them- on to
'victory.Both teams PlaYe,c1
excellent hockey and the
harbor team won the match
6-4.
•
John Clement (left) .steadies the board .‘ as Ken Reid
(centre). and .classmate Brian Shewfelt,eiperiment with
'
these primitive.Eskirno tools used tb. make fires and 0‘11
slnall holes. (staff photo)
among Pro Life doctors.
,
1(10K1f1B
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petitibn, should telephone 524e 75 YEARS AGO
7184.
Rebert 'McLean ha' got,
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, Motion was ina44 to spaoe on ship bogrd AM- the
request abortions be
car of horses he bas stabled
removed from 0.H.I.P., that -
in town for: the 'past two
abortion Committees and weeks:- All oi the animals
Hospitals in Ontario -be- -in- wiff b -e -'entrained- tomorrow'
vestigated regarding
or Monday ,and sail bY' the
abortion .practices; e and to Allan line .boat from Por -
write to the Reader's Digest tland. The shipment 'is said
regarding their • refusal to to be the best that ever left
print pre -life literature,
our town and an expert
The Voice of the Unborn in horserean informs us that 13
Wingham advised that they of the ,animals could not be -
have been invited to present . excelled for either sound
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a program On "Singtime" ness, good form, mettle or
with Doctor DeVeber of Pro good sped. We hope the ship,
Life, They are planning to will reach the Horne Land,
hold a fund raising dance to safely ! and that , the owner
be held in the Wingham the' purchase of
Armouries on Saturday good holses profitable.
evening, February 8 at 8:30 On , Wednesday 4 evening
pih.
February 23. grtht5ts-wioifi: Ten-iumw-n7nc alitt ir.
. but as they were mostly a
'Clerk Mitchell held a
beSphe:IlddngatentghgegeK7
meeting in the'
Columbus Hall, Goderich on Thoma,s Naftel and Jahn%
chairiber;" w h,en• -
Wednesday, February 5,., the Knox were nbminated to .fill
Conestoga College, Clinton the vacancy in the counCil.
on Wednesday, February 12, At the close of the llour-lor
and the Huron Men'SChapel, receiving • 'nominations
in Auburn on .uriday,
sever'al speeches were made
repitition of those made at ".
Discussion was held the December meeting the
citizens. will comprehend
their purport. Mr. Naftel,
who was not present when
nominated, declined to stavd
and Mr. Knox wAs therefore
declared elected by ac-
clamation.
p
from Goderich
removing it. team
,, travelled' to Clinton to test
The metion ,was made 0
the strength of the tam
hold meetings on the. third 'frcinl-
that burand the
Monday of the month at the result was a Wril after a very
g
regarding Neter Edelin who
is bejng charged with killing
a fetus, a viable baby boy,-
by, cutting off the' infant's
blood supply While the baby
was still in mother's
womb, then watching the
:telork fid-----waltiti-erth-red-
tiVe minutes before
ueen Elizabeth School in hard fight .• The president of
Four 'delegates from the .
Huron ',Riding will go to
Ottawa - for the presentation
of the One Million name•
petition to government in -
eluding' 2,115 signatures from
the_Goderich area. A bus, .
will leave from Stratford and
anyone %ViShirtg to go to
,Qttawa for the preseneatidn
or wishing t -o 'sign the
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:ifyou
WE c4ti IELP:
GIVE GENEROUSLY
60 YEARS AGO
The concert giVen,Tuesday,
evening' by. the Stewart
Orchestra was in every way
worthy of the full house that
greeted it., From the rise of '
the curtain to the grande •
,..finale the addience was
" treated to a wide variety of
,tnusic!andnot a dull moment
existed in the program. The
soloists, of the evening
heightened the , impact of
their • performances by
dressing • in 'the manner
attributed their score and at
one point -One of the .rnerri-
bers of the Highland
regiments, now training in
Toronto, • stepped on the ,
stage resplendentin. the
--green- and plaid of the
and tunic and offered* the
audience a bit of Scottish
tradition on the bagpipes.
While engaged in his work!
at the elevator last week, one
of the, shaft employees en-
countered a very unusual
occurrence. The lad was, in
.the midst of filling 'one of the
bins wher he thought he
'spotted a small' dark _box -in-
'amongst the grain. .1 -le
stopped the loading process
and began to dig for the item
with a shovel and after a
short time heuncovered the
ebject of interest. It turried
out -to be a 'Container that
would be 'used for holding a
man's lunch andthe ex-
• -planation_ offered by the
'workman .is that a farmer,,
net wishing to.., stop har-
vesting for a lunch break,
lia-d.;:tak en a box of food- to
the field. Somehow during « -4-77; -
the course otth,e day the box
Had been misplaced and thus -1
found its way tcr.the elevator.
Anyone; missing .such a box
is welcome tO claim it. -
Myrta Shuli and Diane Taylor get a,first hand look at the modes of transportation used'
by the Eskimos. (staff photo)
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Danny Maillet (left) as,sembles polar bear jaw bones while classmate Greg Ferris
examines a whale vertebrae in their studies of Canada's north. (staff photo)
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Photos by Dave Sykes
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The Blueivater Shrine Club Indicted it's new slate of of,47 Goderieh as Walter Powell (left) and Lawrie Slade, the
ficers for the Comihg year in ,a district Meeting held in First Vice President, and Spenee 'Ctimmints (right)
Goderich. . Poteneatto• ..Harold Icentre) „ Master of the Mocha Temple look on, (staff photo)
congratulates the new *preeldent Bryan, Ainslie of
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, ..5`yEARS AGO
Goderich town' 'council
gave third and final reading
-last Thursday evening to a
by-law which permits the
town's two taxi Companies to.
raise prices ;"-effectiVe.
mediately. Under the new
prices taxi service for one
person to any place in tewn
beekeen the hour A of eix
• a.m. and 12:30 will be 75'
cents, up from 65 cents:
Each—additional passenger
will be, charged ten ;cents
and each stopover of not
more than five, minutes will
cost 25 cents. BetWeen the
heurs Of 12:30 and 6 a.m.
fare will be dollarsfor
one or rwo persons to any
one place ifi town,
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