The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-02, Page 2AGE 2 GQDERICH
IGNAL-STAR; THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1976
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a of 15 requestsg�atalyst.--€et overt' type -of
p per' unit being housing possible,'._ All.e'n
• two„projects:inGoderich that received per "month. He reminded the committee: "1f
may provide rent geared to:suggested at that time that the community wont accept
•ncome housing • and senior : the committee investi.gatethe it, that isnot our problem
citizens.. accomrnodati.on rental situation and possibly
-would shy away from' that
He said Q.HA handles b.2 situation.
units in townand tkra#: the -_.. _�,
Our `oh is to, -.act as: •a
Secretary Roy
.here; try to • promote more rent Breckenridge • said • . the
The committee decision to . geared to•income housing. existing `rental situation in `
prevni1 upon OHC to make a The move pronipted : the Goderich is horrible .adding'
commitment in the senior committee to invite an Om th at there appeared to be
citizens housing project and .field man to . Goderich to nothingin the immediate
to survey, landlord's on *discuss the aspects .;of rent - future to•change that.'
prospective rent geared to „ geared to income housing and Roman Dzus said"that was
income housing was made to advertise the town's in- pure speculation, reiterating
after a review of their .ac terest in such a project. By •` the comments made by Coun.
tivities In the paSt year doing so, they hoped to at- Allen. He added that the..
The.' review listed the tract. landlords intere,ted`in committee"shnuld meet with
results' of surveys done by offering their units to the the OHC representatives and
committee members on the . town and OHC. "hit them right between the
• need for senior. citizens Councillor Bob Allen chided eyAs" demanding some sort
housing ands• unveiled.. an' ,the committee for what ap- of commitment from the
apparent stall in. the peared to be not following
paperwork. The report stated through on their projects. He
, that', on. June 24, 88 = ap- said he did not know why the
plications had been received town had.failed to advertise
from seniors in the. area. and the project adding hat' he
that 26. of them had been - •also concerned about the -
interviewed for eligibility. On failure to finish interviewing
"K August 17 there were 74 ap the see to °.„
• plications, that number being e.seniVince. Young suggested that
qualificationsned when h the the 'committee just.hadn't
o.were further seen. to it that the seniors
int rVie and 35 . had been were • visited adding that he
interviewed. felt the rent geared to income
Included in the reyiow was . fell through because there
a . private survey, done - :in were no landlords in town.
March .by chairman Don w
' n
Wheeler to attempt to gain interested.-
e suggested that'.the
some insight into. the' rental landlords were notin f
o
favor
housing situation in Goderich ' project since they gave up
of
Mr. Wheeler said at that; time p l
that the vacancy rate in all lthe right -to select their
rental units in town was hero tenants. He said they couldn't
with Considerable waiting refuse anyone and unless they
lists on everv'unit. : were in dire, straights 'they
:Polies iiiv'estigatE.
m1nor� misli(1ps:
The • Goderich • Police
Department Q reported -five
.accidents ' in :town during the
past week all of which
resulted in . minor damage
estimates.
During the • we•ek the
departinent laid. 35 charge's-:
under the. Highway. Traffic
Act, eight under .the Liquor
License Act, four under the
Motorized Vehicle Accident
Claims Act and one under the
Narcotics Act.
`(Intended for last week)
The .Goderich Police.
° Department reported a -busy
traffic 'week•. •in'- Goderich,
investigating ' six accidents,.
four - of which resulted in
major damage estimates.
A car motorcydle- collision
on Bayfield Road ,August'.13
resulted in $700 damage to the
inotofeycle driven by 'Paul
Kennedy, 1328 Murphy. Rd.,
Sarnia. The second; vehicle
was driven. by Donald Ken-.
nedy, 110.0•' Wellington •-St:
Sarnia. There were no : in-
juries.
Ed ;Courtney,- 83 Lighthouse
. - • St., Goderich was treated for
cuts and bruises following a
three vehicle collision at the
intersection of Oxford Street.
and Huron Road August 19.
The other tw,o vehicles were
driven by, $onald:
MacDonald, 109 Bennett St.;
Goderich and Theresa
; Corriveau, 62 Waterloo St. N.,
Goderich.
• Damage to the Corriveau
vesicle. wa`s estimated $150
and $300 to the ' Courtney
motorcycle.
Sally Harrison, 435 Grey
Si., London -was taken to'
Alexandra Marine and
•
General: Hospital • for ..treat-
ment of cuts . and bruises
following a single car ac-
cident on Highway 8 August
21. .
The Harrison vehicle.
struck a hydro pole on High-
way `8 while travelling west.
Damage to the vehicle was
estimated at $2,000.
A two -car. collision at .the
corner of Blake and Widder
Streets August 23 resulted in
a total- damage: estimate of
$700 to •vehicles driven' by,
Gladys Nicholson, 188 Shore
Crescent, - Goderich, and
David . Gibbs, 221 Bayfield
Road, Goderich:
T.he . damage to the
Nicholson vehicle. was
estimated at $400 -and $300 to
the Gibbs vehicle. There were -
no injuries
During the, past week the
Goderich Police Department '
laid seven charges under the
Highway - Traffic ''Act, two
under the Liquor License Act• ,
and one under the Juvenile
Delinquent Act:
Po%t office to
• A
charge ' for
".services" - ..
Effective September 1, 1976
a $1 'charge will be -instituted •
for each three-month period a •
custom.er wishes to have his
mail redirected says M.T.
Farnpswor.th, Goderich
Postmaster.
Also on the .same date 'a . •
charge of $1 per month or ' °
part thereof willrbe made.for
"Hold the Mail" service.
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government agency.
"We should tP11 them we.
want thein to select''a site for
the senior- citizen$' Ylii sin ':_.
and choose. the appropriate
design fey the building or tell
us when `we can take direct _
action along those lines," said"'
the county planner;
"They should know , we
mean business and. that this is
not a social gathering," he
said. "This has been hanging
on long enough."
The committee elected to.
rewrite .their findings with
regard to both prbjedts and-
unveil t.be statistics when. the
„ two OHC field men are in
Goderich. They hope to
providethe two with a tour of
the town showing the growth
and needs and then meet with
them over dinner:
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