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LOOKING
BACK
75 YEARS AGO
George Taylor, practical
tailor, has purchased the
clothes cleaning and
pressing business of William
Johnston on Montreal Street
and is ready for patrons.
Yesterday afternoon His
Honor Judge Doyle decided
the mayoralty tangle in
Goderich, his verdict being
that Dr.. Macklin holds the
seat by a majority of one.
The Blackstone Orchestra
was much appreciated at the
opening of Cameron and
Moore millinery this week.
The West Street skating
rink re -opened on Tuesday
evening and though the
attendance was not large,
those present had the best
ice of the season for a skate.
Net making and net
mending for the season's
fishing are employing many
hands just now and this work
has given considerable
employment during the past
winter. The nets made and
repaired here are used in
Lake Huron and the
Georgian -Bay.
50 YEARS AGO
Fire, believed to have been
caused by an overheated
stove, damaged the
Dominion Store in Goderich
this week. The store was
closed for a few days while
repairs were being made.
Councillor Brown has
suggested that the town
team be used to haul wood
gathered on the beaches by
citizens who are on relief.
It has been announced that
education costs in the town
will be down by more than
$2,000 in 1933.
25 YEARS AGO
When the majority of
Huron goes to the polls on
Monday for the federal
election, in common with the
rest of Canada, therc will be
225 more eligible voters this
time than there were for the
June 10th election of last
year. Returning Officer J.K.
Hunter states there are
25,317 eligible voters in the
riding of Huron for Monday's
vote.
Sports car racing, which
will get underway at Port
Albert this summer, should
draw crowds of 7,000 to
10,000, Peter Eastick of
London said here this week.
Lovely spring plants at-
tractively decorated the
Green Room of the Legion
Hall Wednesday afternoon of
last week when the Goderich
Graduate Nurses'
Association entertained at a
tea and hat show attended by
approximately 150 guests.
5 YEARS AGO
When Huron County's 4,500
secondary school students
left for school Tuesday
morning, any hopes that
classes would be held were
dashed when the county's 270
striking secondary school
teachers chose to stay home.
Tuesday was the first day
since February 23 that the
teachers had an option to
return to the classroom and
after an Ontario Secondary
School Teachers' Federation
District 45 executive council
meeting Monday night, the
teachers elected to continue
their 23 day old strike.
The Ontario Ministry of, '
Housing has accepted the
town's offer to sell a three-
quarter acre piece of
property at West and
Waterloo Streets to the
province for the purpose of
building a 53 -unit senior
citizens housing develop-
ment.
Three tenders for the
construction of the Goderich
and District Community
Grandstand were received at
Monday evening's meeting
of the Goderich Sports
Committee. However, the
newly formed committee
decided not to accept any of
the tenders until hiring a
consulting engineer of their
own to advise on the three
different packages and to
later inspect the project at
various stages of con-
struction.
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