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Iehn Raithby
of ranlforr; visited last
weekend Wit Mr. and Mrs.
Frank y. ..
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ling
and son David of Guelph
visited last Sunday with, Mrs,
Myrtle Munro.
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Currie
of Scarboro visited last
Friday" with Mrs. Myrtle
Munro.
Miss Erna Bethke and Mr.
Henry Latiner of Gortie
visited last week with Mrs.
Bell Allen.
ani
h`. of tlt daughter
r Sharon on August 21
in rnBltarn
hospital a wee
sister tor Christine and
Rhonda.
A severe electrical storm
hit this area last Thursday
evening and a blackout was
+elrienced as well as many
filers and .light bulbs blown
out.
Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Coates
of Clearwater, Florida. Mr.
and Mrs. $ill Edson of Arva,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Craig
of Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Craig of Clinton
visited last Sunday with Mrs.
Hell Allen and Mr. William J.
Craig.
Mrs. Laura Hoge of
Saskatoon is visiting her
cousin Mrs. Eleanor Brad -
nock.
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Weir of
London, Michael, Kimberley
and Brett Stiles of Goderich
visited last Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Johnston
and Miss Laura Philips.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton
visited last Thursday with his
sister Mrs. Luther Morley
and Mr. Morley at Ailsa
Craig.
Miss Rachel Lynch of
Goderich visited last Wed- .
nesday with Miss Laura
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston. '°
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Andrews, Bradley, Darcy.
Brent and Ian returned last
weekend from a four week
trip to the Pacific Coast.
A coffee and dessert
meeting was held last
Wednesday evening at the
Manse to bring together ideas f
and concerns for Knox United
Church Sunday school which r
will begin the new season on 1
September 12th. -
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sutton s
of London visited last Sunday f
with Mrs. Albert McFarlane. B
In house league softball
play. Bean's team defeated s
Poweli's team 22-.17 in semi- b
final action. Meanwhile the
girl's team had a big week as a
they recorded a 21-11 win over F
Blyth to go along with a 15-15 t
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The August meeting of the
Anglican Church Women of
St. Mark's Church, was held
last Thursday afternoon in
the church-. Mrs. John Daer in
charge. There was, a good
attendance.
Mrs. Daer opened the
meeting and welcomed the
members and guests.
Scripture lesson was given by
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell
followed by prayers by Mrs.
Robert Slater. A reading
entitled "It takes Discipline"
was read by Mrs. Elmer
Trommer.
The Rev. Fred Carson gave
a summary of his recent trip
to England, describing the
churches and cathedrals he
had visited. A reading en-
titled, I Dare You was given
by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.
The business section of the
meeting was conducted by
the president Mrs. Robert
Slater. Mrs. John Daer read
the minutes of the July
meeting which were accepted
as read. The treasurer, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt gave the
inanctal statement.
The travelling apron
eceived a penny for each
etter in Summer Suns are
Glowing. Roll call was an- -
wered by naming a verse
rom the Bible including
artholomew.
Mrs. Elmer Trommer is
till accepting clothing for the
ale.
The Rev. Fred Carson
nnounced that the Harvest
estival will be held Sep -
ember 12 or 19th. of Concession One was given
to council by owner Mr. Gray.
After hearing explanations of
it for houses the development council
g proof of ap the project in
since the land
Hui n Cpanty tis outside the
arca ng Rpt under sur-
veillance fors encephalitis,
and Inflammation of the brai i
caused by the bite of a virus -
bearing mosquito.
However. Dr. Frank Mills,
Huron MOH, said that people
should be careful and call
their physicians if they have
zany signs of illness..
gyne" 1c ad+de 9f thi'. nsr#' en Iearnedthat donkeys t an` b `e`r Stubborn creatures at
the donkey baseball game in Clinton last Monday nl,ght. He he fres to pull thedonkey
the hall, as all plays had to be made front the back of the animals. (News ecord phototo
Trailer camps discussed
Goderich ts wnship council
entertained three delegations
at their last meeting
discussing the establishment
of trailer camps in the
township and one concerned
about zoning land in the
township to accommodate a
mobile home park.
The owners of the Five
Seasons Mobile Park met
with council with the desire to
have their property zoned for
mobile homes without it
having the broad implieations
of an urban area. Council
recorded no motions on thele
meeting but rt:4com mended
to the owners present that
they present a brief stating
their concerns to county
planner Gary Davidson.
A Mr. Knowles met with
council to discuss the.
possibility of establishing a
trailer camp on part lot eight
of the Huron Road Con-
cession. Council seemed to
reject the. proposal since the
property is zoned agriculture
but agreed to hear any
concrete proposals from Mrs
Knowles.
Ray Bush appeared before
council to explain the
progress of a trailer camp he
is planning on part lot 23 and
24 on the Maitland Concession
and to request . a building
permit, for a service building.
Council issued the permit.
A draft pian for a proposed
trailer camp site on part lot 37
Goderich Twp. Council meets
Goderich township counc
held a special meeting
recently to process three
bylaws. several tile drain
loan requests and the tenders
on a municipal drain. The
three bylaws governed a tree
planting project. the town-
ship's secondary plan and a
mobile home park bylaw.
The tree planting bylaw
approved a planting project
with John Manning on Lot 42
of the Maitland Concession
and was given three readings
and passed.
A bylaw to adopt the
township's secondary plan
was given the first and,second
reading and was approved for
the third and final reading.
A third bylaw outlining the
stipulations owners must
meet when developing a
mobile home park was read
in draft form and • was filed
until some recommendations
for changes can be con-
sidered.
Council discussed the
tenders for the closed section
of •the Gerritt drain and
decided that L.H. Turnbull be
hired on a time and material
basis to install the closed
section of the drain.
Applications for .. building
permits were received from
Martin Steenstra for per-
mission to build a house.
Jeene Amsing for a house and
Horst Bornath for a toot shed
and .a, drive shed. Council
passRii all permits but the two
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CARPET DIRTY
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and save
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CARPET (ARE
216 Wellington Street S.
.taoderith
524.2440
pendia
septic tank approval.
proved
principle
is {,
proposed recreational
provided the plan does not
differ from the one presented
and the stipulations of the
township trailer camp bylaw
,are met.
Ian Deslauriers of the
Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority met with
council to explain the MV -
CA's desire to complete a
waterfront survey of Lake
Huron. Council authorized the
MVCA to invite bids for the
study under the guidelines
laid down by Mr. Deslauriers.
The township clerk was
Instructed to express the
township's appreciation to
the MVC A fnr work carried
out at the Holmesville
cemetery -and the township
park. They also asked him to
request the bylaw officer to
investigate three property
owners putting up buildings
without permits.
Building permits were
requested by R.E. Thompson
for a covered feed manger,
Stewart Steenstra tor con-
verting a carport to a garage.
R.M. Elliott -for a carport and
house addition, Albert Schilbe
for a porch, Jeene Amsing for
a house, Jan Koene for a sow
barn, Alf Hawkins for a
cottage and Ray Bush for a
service building. Council
issued all permits except the
Amsing request awaiting
further investigation for the
latter.
Summer Ladies' Club meets
Joanne Salverda was
hos `eS,5 for the August
meeting -of the Summerhill
Ladies Flub. Donna Gibbings
opened the meeting with "a
reading, followed by the
creed and the Lord's Prayer.
Roll Call was answered by
1 ;(members telling what they
had learned from teenagers.
One visitor was also present.
An invitation was received
from the Londesboro UCW for
anyone interested in going to
Toronto by bus.
Marion Snell will be hostess
for the September meeting on
September 15. Please note the
change of date. Roll call will
be "summer experience".
The lunch and program will
be in the charge of Marion
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Before you dig...
check for hydro lines
Underground cables are usually two to
three feet below ground IeveL Before you dig
a hole or drive a fence post on your property,
check to make sure you won't hit a hydro
line. 0 you don't know where the
-underground cable is, call your hydro.
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Snell, Ev. Merrill and Olive
Penfound.
The raffle was won by
Marnie Gibbings. Margaret
Good and Ruth Jenkins had
some readings for the
progrgm and Barbara Lovett
held a contest.
The Queen and grace were
sung and a delicious lunch
was served.
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