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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-16, Page 28SMOKED SAUSAGE $1.29, FAGS 2Q—_GODERICI-I SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1976 Ontario's ,program to help smaller and. medium-sized cbmcnunities revitalize their downtowns has been outlined by Housing„ Minister John Rhodes to members of the Provincial -Municipal Liaison CoMmittee meeting in Toronto. ' As . described by Rhodes, the main objectives of the -Ontario Downtown Revitalization Program are:- . To revitalize core areas in A The Steering Committee for Jubilee Three, .Goderich's 150th anniversary, Would like to see the year of celebrations start with a bang. SeVeral`of them for that matter. - .._ Plans made at. the: last committee meeting- call for welcoming 1977 with a gurt, salute and a number of ways to 'make this possible are under examination including' the possibility of obtaining an artillery piece from the ar- med forces for the occasion. The roar of guns will alsobe accompanied by the chiming.. of church bells, the wail of sirens— and fireworks. This symphony of sound is planned for the court house' park at midnight December 31;1976. The uproar is. being.planned . primarily. to bring as: many residents .as. possible fro.m their private new year parties. to The Square to help `- welcome in Goderich's 'Ttri- e smaller and medium-sized Ontario municipalities with a maximum population of 125,000. To stabilize or improve the property and business tax base within these , ;ntown, wit Jubilee. Term; e plans have also been made for a snowmobile torch light parade around The. Square. .fn •other business at last week's meeting; the com- mittee members observed the need for more community input to the celebration plans. Anyone whq-- wo.uld like to become involved, or see a pet project: tsec erre—part of the. event, • or Who has a suggestion to . make the festivities a greater success is .encouraged_ to jot",them down and send them to either the Signal -Star or the Goderich Recreation Office at 9- Waterloo Street. Copies of the Jubilee Three. theme song. have been distributed to a• number of musical groups in the com- munity for the completion of various arrangements. Plans for the establishment Holmesville News By Blanche Deeves Church News The United Church service was held in Holmesville United Church, Sunday with Rev. • John Oestreicher in charge. • The Sunday School. teachers of. the Holmesville Utt ted . Church met last Thursday . at Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh' Lobb's to draw up the fall schedule Several special events are planned. On Saturday October 2, there will be a craft day for all classes Minor hockey •••• `E't ? Litit'Errra fftmn g e_ ... > j,.,. GMHA' must know if they -• have "--'t-he _help to operate before they •register the. players adding that it is much easier to cut cwn. o;, staff than'it is or. p'..a. rs. Yo j s r isios.for ban a-., ter! ;✓s zf tinlesg you the opera.- .. sl5 waft • ope"a ,Imr ti i �1 a he..,3e Y.tils.• dr •i.. '. • .i+' .: F.. The f, ...4:'i..> - their ^.,elep!e .e a' w- ;..- .. •Vanastra •�., a r ::: :Gaderirl: f1; 1;t4e r:; .the arena rid s :*.:rricietert The p' f « , m September 2e rz ,fl i ta: Huron County a... ,, ..4.-itgert. Office on GlqU.. +,y3„a , t an ©of alog cabin on The Square to serve as a registration • booth • and •centre • for the upcoming celebrations are nearing. completion. John Hindmarsh. has offered to provide, free of charge,.. such a building and the,- Jubilee Three committee.' is • now. making arrangements to' have the structure moved. Other-di-seussion centered around the presentation of. another proposed flag design. The committee' :'has now examined four possible designs and will present them,_ along with its recommendafion,' tb the' Goderich Town Council when the council meets next.. • and on Sunday, November 7 a special family program is' being arranged -by Hugh Lobb and. Joan Crawford. • Two more such days are planned. for February' and April of next year. . •- White Gift Sunday'' is,: _ sclieduled for the first Sunday in December with the Snday School pupils in charge. • Thesupplies for the up- coming • • quarter were distributed. • Personals . • Mr. and. Mrs. Paul Cud-; more and children are . . spending' a fewdays with m Mr,,.. N'eraY IVP-r''g:'ipI Ty ritainofe -- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crawford of Moorfield and Mrs. Mary" Stevens as well as Mrs. Fred ::_ Hoffman of Listowel' have' been visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norma'n. -Muriel Lockhart opened her home to a community •shower to honor. the 'bride- elect, Jody Cox. Isobel Harris read ' `A groom describes his • sut7 w.�.Ftne • Sulr eroyconvened a game' P.eYec oy everyone, and rs x-rays F she�rt,one of the ..7"i7;te i attendants _ assisted. ix's""ar r.riade her hat. iL' -r �� .F• rgsroorrl'cs. r .:rte f..'rAc Mrb . Cox, the... ,P r•:✓ 7 T*3 * - ..cd' d wan tn�P{�hes. • .r w•S ^," . '�L�r.ra.a. s .Cot. ."+✓erk,; e ;`",3'L!'• :E:hed t •EEo • :.08.00 ' ty STAINLE$S STEE 'I T B Srrcr,r,th, usst.prrxaf, chip -proof stein itee steef tuts is ideal for the proper tire of washable knits -end durable/press fabrics and will l* t the Rfetime e 1 the wash• Multi•CyclrrtirritrwIth s, WASHABLE KNITS/DURABLE PRESS' cycle. Two speed seiectione, five wash / water temperature selections, infinite water level control end more.. O$ININION fliniv I hIA • 91, NOR?N Q EElt Compote -1y t iviel •w . areasm. To.ake more effective use of existing downtown municipal infrastructure. for Todorewestntowablish a viable role n areas: To sustain the social, cultural and p^-0n-o-mic facilities and opportunities. within downtown areas. To finance ace specific projects which in turn will stimulate implementation of the remainder of the tnunlcipality's official plan. The province will provide ssi a stance .iia the form of partially,recolprerable loans to the municipality up to a maximumof two-thirds of the approved cost of a doWntowri . revitalization project, Rhodes said. "Such a project: 'would be expected to generate ad- ditionar"'revenue ' to the municipality .in the form of refits and -or taxes. In ad- dition, the project must act as a seeding element'or a spur to otherr downtown im- provements," he said. • To qualify for:assistance; a municipality must: Have up to a Maximum population of 125,006 persons as of the date of formal: ap- plication to the Ministry of . Housing. Have an approved official. plan with policies concerning the downtown, :aid also must • 4 • have.a property maintenanc and occupancy standards byF law applicable to .commercial and residential buildings. Show evidence of strong municipal council and public supportfor revitalizing, and the project must be` capable of „ iag,,,.poompleted five years of provincial e t. . commitm rl, Demonstrate that it has the. financial and admtnistrative resources, to tarry out the project. • . " i • eligible ' costs Rhodes sa ,d would include, the acquisition, and -or clearance of land for,a revitalization project in- cluding relocation costs Of• residential tenants if any; the acquisition and rehabilitation of . an existing' key anchor building; and the installation of a public open or Covered mall, transitway or semi - mall, - . . Improvement, relocation and - additions to'ancillary services such• a water, sewers and -or roads.where such improvements will result in revitalization, will also be eligible. iYlunicipal administrative costs relating to the im- plementation of ,the project can _be included in the total approved costs, but will' be limited. - . Rhodes . said the total' provincial recovery would be limited to 110 per cent of the initial provincial two-thirds contribution. However, repayment is contingenta�,.upon `additional revenue being created for the municipality. • There. is• no within fixed- .permed for this loan - recovery: -- Recoveries could come from the sale or lease of any cleared land or buildings. of the project from sharing in contingent income, or from leasing ;space in malls and semi malls, - "In all- cases two-thirds of such recoveries wpuld return to the province an!d one-third to the municipality," he said. • If and when such a project results in additional tax revenue, the recoverable proportions will be reversed: The municipality would receive two-thirds of such new tax revenue and the.. province one-third mihich :will be applied to the provincial. loan recovery. .:F.i ian,ci:al..assistance'will be_ committed on an annual basis for implementation of projects where there is clear evidence of past, sluggish, private sector renewal ac- tivity. Allocations will be made for• acceptable projects for the next four years. ' • NOTES -Fin- illtif Visitors with Mr. arid. Mrs. Len Christiiaw during the weekend were: Mr. and Mrs. m Bob Willieso„ij;-, and .ran;. ddayghter from the Arti.ur area and Mr. and Mrs. Allan. 1-Iume of Guelph.. r. s avi. v c ee o mo Lake visited with his parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Darold McGee and families and ' also his J.' grandmother Mrs. Treenie Dilworth arid 'Mrs. A. McGee i Goderich. n Mr. and Mrs. Ted Achilles of Hearst .visited a couple of days with rylr. and Mrs,: J. Clements, Ken and families. Mrs, lack Clemeets 81:8-7648 o Mr'" and; Mrs. Alvin -Kerr, returned home after a two week holiday in the West,. visiting relatives. The UCW` are making plans for '.another fall supper to -be held on October 27th also for Oct. 10th -when they will have special music "Music of Faith" from Stratford and Re-: Cook, • from Trinity United Church.' Sunday c S School and church u y h Have started again:; after the month of August off for holidays. • ' Arena construction - continued from page 1 struction of . a new roof over the rink and reinforcing the auditorium roof," he said. -We are still talking money. here although it would be nice to -have all these extras.'•' Aside -from the ' arena construction ' costs, . the engineering and ar- chitectural. fees. have ' ap- proached $17,000."but for- tunately muchof the -anew plans can be salvaged from what has already been drawn up by C.C.. Pa'rker' and Associates. ' - James said that4he tender period, will end on the af- ternoon of October 18 to give the committee time to'review the tenders and make -a presentation to council that evening. • Here's'' a lucky "C" note from : the Ontario Safety League Courtesy, Caution .and Common sense Can Curtail -Costly Casualties. .QUALITY MEATS SCHNEIDERS BEEF - PATTIES .FAM'ILY PAK 2.02 $IZE. 2 -LS • .99 Pkg.' Schneiders'.. 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