The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-05-12, Page 15•
DAVID M. O'N'L-.
Formerly of Goderich, David
Martin O'Neill, 22, was one of;
hree young persons who died
as a result of injuries. reeeived
in a traffic lacciden't neer Luck
now April 30.
Mr. O'liTei'll had :been iivinlg
at Hensel, bu. moved to Kings-
bridge ea week before the ac
n.
OBITUARY
UARY
cident. He had been, I•chedu1ed deuLhter, Teresa Mary; broth -
4o start waking at Alexandra ers, P'titriclt, Gerald, Joe, I3er-
Marine andGeneral Hospital. nard and Vez3.nis, and sisters,
He was the son of Mr. and Kathleen, Mary Louise, Joanne
Mrs. James
O'Neill
of As
hfield
Township. He was married to
the former Sharon Clark at
Kingsbridge in April, 1965..
Iiestdes Inis wife and parents,
and Marjorie.
Ile was buried in Kingsbridge
cemetery following a 'mass at
Kingsbrielge Roman Catholic
Mr. O'Neill is survived ,by a J,Chure.h. an May B.
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NITE 'TIL 9 P.M.
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SCHOOL COST HIGHER THAN EXPECTED
Debenture issue ' GAY
• est Wawanosh To hap n
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a motion. o i
on
council has tentatively a pr ,vt One fender for
the purchase
'he request of there: eblic school d the shed at the rear of the
board of East Wawanosh Town township hall was received and
ship i'or a $300,000 debenture was opened at this linn'e. The
issue for construction and equip- tender of Murray '4+4'ilson, at $60
ping of a new central school. was accepted, '
This is' the seeond,;;•approvial One tender was received for
given East Wawanosh. The- or- the eonstructuin Df the, Todd
iginal notion was given for de- Municipal Dram. The tender
ben ttes of �60 000 which wasf '1p
Rebel:,
Nicholson n Con-
found insufficient to' cover con- struction Co.; of Monkton, of
struction estimates received, $2,806 was ac.-epted. •
llareld Gaunt and William ; Clerk Joan C. Armstrong was
Webster presented to council a i63tructed to order sufficient
petition for drainage on the le for the Todd Drain .from
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tent`l'an eleventh'I
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dn i s..l � r r r
c � _r .s C. Martin 11 if Wallenstain.
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from Go r h $hare ,
� los ar in th
cost of providing ambulance ser-
vice to the community. West
W iwanosh share is 3 per cent
of the cost of the ambulance
and garage, , which amount is.
$12,500. • • .
A bY,lavv to regulate the in-
stallation of entrance ways over
ditches- and water courses on
public roads forming part of 1he
township road system was pass-
ed.
Aecot}nts paid were: Murray
Reid, warbioide, $170.00; Signal -
Star, shed tender, $2,80; On-
tario Hydro, hall power, a,' •75;
S. H. Blake, HuronCounty Muni-
eipal Officers Association mem-
bership, $20.012; Wingitam • Re-
tarded Childrens' Authority,
1966 levy, education, $258.46.
Road accounts: Harvey Culbert,
salary $103.34; Cyril Boyle, sal-
ary, operator, $145.86; (Cecil
Cranston, snow 'fence, $7.50; Im-
perial Oil Limited, fuel and tax,
$175.23; Grant Chisholm, grease
and oil, $31.89, Dominion Road
Machinery, cuttiri. edges, filt-
ers, S128.64; N. McDonald, fill-
ing washouts, (backfilling cul-
verts, $164.00; Wm. Park, haul-
ing salt, $;.6.50; Receiver Gen-
eral, unemployment insurance
stamps, $8.40; Bank of Com-
merce. Canada. pension plan,
$7.66; Frank Thompson, grader
insurance, $20.00. -
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,The Gederietb Signal -Star, 411hur dry,. May 12, l 1
CaIIFor Sevage Invetigafion
In . Ontario Cottage Locafi�n
Stressing Ontario's $ ke in
pure water au a key fa tor in
the growth -of the -tp rr u t' .and.
recreational industry, the On-
tario Economic Council has .call-
ed fol• a comprehensive checkup
betwee now and 1970 of sewage
systems serving tfie province's
150,000 to• 200,000 private cot-
tages -
kola Health 'unit was asked to
inspect.t1 a adequacy of a4 cot-
tage -disposal systems. under it$
jurisdietiu.
In excess of { 11,600 inspec-
tions would :have: been required
and Isonly,e! it- weeks were
available for the requested sur-
vey, it was h,e1d to be imprac,
tical. -
The council urged that muni- As future cottage develop
cipal assessors, tbuilding and Ment beesme 3 more egncentrat-
sanitary inspectors, county ell in the Laurentian Shield, it
health units, field' staff` of the is recognized that adequate pol-
On+tario department of lands and lution control becomes more
forests, and cottager assacia- and more costly and more diffi-
tions co-operate in a program of cult. No septic tank system or
information -directed' to all per- tile -field, for example, .should
sons using septic tile fields ad- be closer •than 50 feet to any
jacent to lakes and rivers. well, lake, stream or pond.
should be mare more aware of health, in, its published guide -
The OEC said that cottagers The Ontario department of
current pollution control stand- lines, holds that, in addition, the
ards and be required to comply maxi.num elevation • of the
with th,m. ground. water table, or of any
Cottager ussociatians have rock formation or layer of im-
asked for increased inspection pervious material should be not
and enforcement, but neither in- less .,than three feet , below, the
dividual municipalities, county bottom of any tile trenches, that
health units, nor the provincial ispproximatrly five feet be -
government unorganized ter- low ground surface.
ritories have had enough train- At issue is not only water
ed staff for this work, the coun- pollution rhut • the possible -haz--
cil said. • ard' communicable disease
The number of cottages in transmission by files or direct
Ontario is at least 150,000 and contact. Typhoid fever, para=
may be ,Otyphoid fever, dysentry and
thole '.andsnearer and forests200000. officialsn some of the virus diseases such
forecast a growth to well over as infectious hepatitis can be
600,000 cottages in the next spread. •
three decades, the 'council re-
ports.
• Express Concern
Periodic concern has been ex-
pressed by cottager groups them -
styes For example, the Mus-
PaI:' Is Delivery
•
Owned and Opeiated by
Paul Spain
Local Delivery Service
Local Hauling :-
ANYTIME • •
For Information
CALL 524-9469
or •
52.4-8181
•
Three courses of action ap-
pear desirable says the council:
First. perhaps under the fed-
• eral health grant, a number of
university ant, other post sec-
ondal y students might be en•
gaged for test "audits." Fol-
lowing instructional programs,
they could be given the . job of
surveying, under the direction
of trained santiary inspcctor ,
:samples of e tali) shed . cottage
areas io deteroi'ine the condition
of, existing waste disposal sys-
tems
The overall results. when pub-
lished. might well result in vol-
untary corrective action by Frit-.
tagers if such is .indicated. It } y
might also awaken municipal
and c.lunt; co:tncils to the need
for an expanded program of
inrp eetion. .
Second, in e0rip oration with
•
bolding in$peOtors -"-as5Cs$ax' -
and other ltrGlal ,nn.unleipal: o
3al+s, 'health units, and deppert'
ne.nt', of lands and forests :Gel':.
staff,..mtt�hx
rUra a e ato
•pub -
betty
might be gives. to present ,,
laws prohibiting the .construe--
tion o«: a. Waste disposal system'
without the approval of the coir•
earner :healthh.gency and to the
legislation goYerni
ng the opg -ation of existing
systems. d
No extensive . plie relations
program has apparently been.
initiated, as 'least in recent
years More frequent legal an -
tion for violations should also
be initiated' if reported viola-
tions are ignored.
Finally, it "might be desirable
to review existing legislation to
determine if more rigid 'sub-
division control should not be-
come mandatary for any area
Within several hundred yards of
a lake or stream.
. City traffic accidents would
bb reduced, says The Ontario
Safety •League, if all. motorists
followed this simple rule of
good driving: when driving
through an intersection, .bake
your foot ,oft the aecelerator-
aand re: •t it lightly on the brake.
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