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Novice winners who received trophies for finishing in the top three in the
houseleague motocross system at Hully Gully were, (rear left) Brad Arm-
strong, Goderich, 1st Novice C, Paul Sowerby, Goderich, 2nd Novice C, Kent
Alton, Lucknow, 3rd Novice C and (front) Charlie Maaskant, Goderich, lst
Novice A, Randy Alton, Lucknow, 1st Novice B, Don Oetting, Sarnia, 2nd
Novice B, and Steve Boyce, Goderich, Novice B. Missing are Rick Carmen,
Goderich, 2nd Novice A and Rob Maaskant, Goderich, 3rd Novice A.
(Expositor photo)
Goderich Twp. okays permits
Accounts totalling
fmore than $10,000 were
ordered paid and four
building permits issued
when Goderich Township
Council met in regular
session on September 17.
Building permits were
approved by council for
Wayne Elliott
(demolition), Evert
Ridder (granary), Walter
McIlwain (feed room),
and William Steenstra
(machine shed).
A building permit
requested by Don Butson
for a trailer was held
pending approval from
the Huron County Health
Unit.
One tender was
received by council for
the supply of a road
grader. Council passed a
motion to accept the
tender of Champion Road
Machinery Ltd. as quoted
for the trade-in of one
grader and to ask the
Ministry of 'Tran-
sportation and ' Com-
munications to approve a
number of options for a
total price of $78,177.41.
Council gave William
Elliott permission to trap
on township roads.
By-law number 14, a
by-law to permit the
township to borrow up to
$500,000 for tile drain
loans, was given a third
reading and passed by
council.
By-law number 15,
which was simply a by-
law to amend another by-
law •(number 10), was
given three readings and
passed by council.
Council authorized
News from
• by Blanche Deeves
Personal notes
Miss Jackie Brand is
now attending Sir San-
ford . Fleming College in
Lindsay were she is
studying forestry. Our
H.B. Whitely to attend ale
tax sale and act on behalf
of - the township. The
budget as presented by
Mr. Whitely was also
accepted by council. •
The Yeo -Van der Waal
drain extension was
considered at 9 p.m. by
council but it was decided
to adjourn the reading
until October 1 at 9 p.m.
Council passed a
motion that the
assessment on roll 19-6 be .
altered to show Lakeport
Steel $1,050; Van Diepen
$1,700; and William
Martin .$3,800.
Middleton
Glencoe and came home
with another first.
Congratulations Jim.
Mrs. AUdrey Middleton
attended the Bride's
Service at the Wesley -
Willis Church in Clinton
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very best goes to Jackie. Sunday.
Jim Middleton at- Edward and Blanche
tended the truck pull at.
Bill Smiley...
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TV, the movies, and Harlequin
Romances, if you want your favorite
ingredients. I just don't seem to have
any background upon which to draw.
When my wife says to me, after a
particularly brutal party or weekend,
"How come you never have bags
under your eyes, like me?", I merely
answerithe truth: "A clean heart and
a pure mind my dear." 1 must admit
that after the 30th repetition of this
little slogan, she, emitted an
unladylike remark. But it's the truth.
It's not that I haven't had lots of
experience. I went through a world -
rending depression and ate potato -
skin hash and porridge soup. I went to
work at 16 for $30 a month, 12 hours a
day, seven days a week.
I survived a war in which both sides
were shooting at me, especially the
British Navy. I was almost kicked to
death by a German' Feldwebel, just
because I'd stolen his pipe and
tobacco. I ate mangels and drank
rainwater in a prison camp. I spent a
year in a T.B. sanatorium. I've
Smile
You can always tell
when a marriage is
shaky. The partners don't
even talk during com-
mercials.
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foods and put them in our
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survived 30 years of marriage, two
rotten kids, and am still coping with
two grandboys who are the most
ingenious methods of torture since the
Inquisition. I even graduated from a
university, with honours, when they
still had standards.
I spent years in the editorial chair
of a newspaper, which has, buried
many a man. I have lived through,
and thrived on, teaching teenagers,
which has sent more people to an
early ,grave than did the editorial
chair.
But still, whenever I think of
writing a searing play, or a violent
autobiography, I can't seem to put
fingers to typewriter.
I think I know what's wrong. I didn't
hate my father. That seems to be
what you need to get you going. Or, if
•you're Jewish, your mother.
My fathet was a mild, decent man.
He didn't beat me. Indeed, he didn't
pay much attention to me. My mother
was loving, but not overprotective.
Darn it, why didn't I have rotten
parents like everybody else so I could
write a vicious, sexy, perverse novel?
Ontario
Ministry of Housing
THE PLANNING ACT
Notice of Application for
Amendment to Minister's -
Restricted Area Order -749/73
Township of Goderich
Take notice that application to amend the restricted
area order filed as Ontario Regulation 749/73 has
been received by the Minister of Housing. The appli-
cation is:
(1) Applicant: R E Thompson—Ciprk
File No': 40Z/170/79
Proposal: To revoke the order as it applies to part of Lot
76, Bayfield Concestion. The subject lands are covered
by Restricted Area By-law 8 of 1979 which controls the
use of the landS, so that the order Is no longer required.
All submiSsrons in support of, or in opposition to, the
application ,described above, and received by the
Ministry of HouSing, 7th floor, 56 Wellesley St. West, -
Toronto, Ontario M7A 2K4 on or before the 11th day
of October, 1970 willbe fully cOnsidered befbre a final
decision -is made thereon. PleaSe refer to the file
number indidated above.
In addition, under section (9) of The Planning
Act, any interested perSon may request a hearing by
the Ontario Munitipal Board On an applicatiOn for
aMendinerit to a restricted area Order.
Claude F. Benneft
Minister of Housing
arna news
By Mary Chessell
Varna United .Church
Wornen were guests of
the Goshen women at
their meeting on Thur-
sday evening, when Rev.
Wilena Brown led a
discussion on ministry in
the Church titled "Where
Do We Go from Here?" A
three-ring . diagram
showed the 'different
Characteristics we have
•to deal with, within
ourselves and others, the
"whitewashed" exterior
of cultural ,confoiimity
which' is the "good"
person, the dark middle
of emotional struggle we
may think of as the "bad"
person, and the central
core of our being -which is
the "image" of God."
We were given a list of
questions to ponder
periodically which should
sharpen our awareness of
our relationship with God
and with other people.
The ,study evolved into
discussion of different
forms of worship, and
n
hosts
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reasons for the success of
the rural church, the
main reason being that
because we all know each
other, we care about each
of our members. Miss
Brown has special
training in counseling,
and has studied, rural
church ministry.
In October . and
November, there will be..
an adult church mem-
hership class, and anyone
who wishes to attend,
including • members who
would like a refresher
course, should contact
Rev. Brown so a suitable
time can be arranged.
Margaret Hayter and
her group led the worship
service, and a bountiful
lunch and social time NV as
enjoyed.
Village notes
A week from tonight,
Oct. 4, Mr. John Penn of
Children's and Family
Services in Goderich will
speak at the U.C.W.
meeting in Varna on the
them "International
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Year of the Child", Phil and' Paf Ma d.cien.
Dave and Bonnie Roy and little ieel),
entertained a - large prantford Were WeP1P11(17
number of friends and guests of Bob and
neighbours at a "bar-.
bectied pig" party
Saturday nigh.t, '
Lloyd and Nora Heard
and Bob and Margaret
Reid were gueSts at the
Brandon - Schilbe wed-
ding on Saturday. Several
Varna couples attended.,
the reception at the
Bayfield. RePreation
Centre.
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