HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-11-26, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986. *
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superintendent resigns
West Wawanosh township is on
the look-out for a new Waste
Management Supervisor after ac
cepting the resignation of Gordon
Foran at the November meeting of
council.
The resignation of Mr. Foran
was acepted tentatively at the Nov.
4 meeting with a written resigna
tion to be tendered the next day.
In a related matter, council
agreed to write to Lloyd Davis, who
has inquired about collecting scrap
metal at the waste disposal site,
saying that with the resignation of
Tom, Mildred Lawlor
married 40 years
Streamers, bells, flowers and
candles decorated the home of Tom
and Mildred Lawlor who held open
house at their home on Sunday,
November 16forthe occasion of
their 40th anniversary.
The couple was married at the
United Church Manse at Benmiller
November 18, 1946. Their atten
dants were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Schultz of Dungannon. Mrs. Law
lor was the former Miidred Ander
son of Dungannon, daughter of
Mrs. Gertrude Park.
The couple settled on a farm RR
5, Goderich in Colbome Township.
They farmed there for 32 years,
then moved tothe Lawlor home
stead RR 3, Auburn eight years
Citizen
shareholders
meet
After what seems like the fastest
year in history, The Citizen will
holds its first annual shareholders
meeting Thursday night.
The 50 shareholders of North
Huron Publishing Company Inc.,
publisher of The Citizen, will meet
at the Blyth office at 8 p.m. to hear
the financial report of the first year
of operation as well as elect
directors and appoint auditors for
the upcoming year.
ago. The couple have one son Jim
who farms at RR 5, Goderich.
Many friends and relatives
called on them and were served
lunch and wedding cake. Mrs. Tom
Hallam, sister of the bride poured
tea in the afternoon and her sister
Mary Schultz and sister-in-law
Marie Park and friends Evelyn
Burgess and Marguerite McLean
ofVanastraservedlunch. In the
evening Mrs. Lloyd McLarty of
Goderich poured tea and Marjorie
McDougall of Auburn served
lunch. This was a very enjoyable
and happy day for the couple
married 40 years. The couple
received many lovely gifts, cards
and phone calls of best wishes.
On Tuesday, November 18, the
couple were honoured at a dinner
party at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Wilson a long-time friend of the
couple. Others in attendance were
Edna Overholt of Goderich and
Evelyn Burgess and Marguerite
McLean of Vanastra.
the superintendent and the winter
season coming fast, no arrange
ments could be made about
salvaging scrap until the spring.
Mrs. Debbie Selkirk and Mrs.
Lori Baer, representing the Par
ents Daycare Committee, spoke to
council to seek support to have a
day care centre established in
Goderich. Council took no action
while the women were present but
after later discussion asked Clerk
Joan Armstrong to write to the
group saying council favoured
their proposal but took exception to
the preference to be given to
children from Goderich over rural
children. Council agreed it would
await further word from the
committee on the progress of
accessible child care.
Council approved a building
permit to Bill Robinson for a wood
shed at part of lot 25, concession
six. The St. Helens’ Women’s
Institute was given permission to
use vacant land east of the
cenotaph in St. Helens for a septic
tank and weeping bed system for
the St. Helens Hall.
The council concurred with a
resolution from the Town of
Onaping Falls calling for the
provincial government to leave the
existing designation of Ontario
Lottery funds for recreational
programs intact while establishing
adequate funding for recreational
purposes and conducting a study to
see the needs of recreational
spending so there can be more
continuity for municipalities.
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TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH
THE FINAL INSTALMENT OF 1986 TAXES
is due NOVEMBER 30th
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