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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-27, Page 27Town Council u The dog bylaw for the Town•of Ail Goderich has been reviewed and updated by the council after several weeks of study. It provides the following: 1. (a) Every owner of a dog in the Town of Goderich shall within one 111' month after becoming such owner, cause such dog to be forthwith returned to the municipality. 3. A dog which is found, whether on or off the premises upon which it is habitually kept and whether ,under or -not under the control of any person, without a tag shall be impounded; a dog so impounded shall be field for a periodnof three licensed rnthe Office of the Town ► ' cl' ear days and if not claimed and released, to the owner thereof withinsuch period of three clear • days maybe killed or sold by the Ahimal Control Officer as he may deem fit, the selling price of any, dog so sold to belong' to the Municipality; a dog so impounded shall not be released until the owner thereof shall pay to the -A i-rnal- ; Gen+roi-- Officer---- or Treasurer a sum not exceeding four ($4.00) plus the sum, ot two dollars ($2.00) for each twe ty- four hour period or part thereof during which such dog has been Clerk for the period which will expire on -the lest day of lbecember in the current year, and shall thereafter annually on 4 or before the 28th day of February each year cause such dog to be again licensed for -one year from the said 1st day of January. 'Every owner shall pay the following ----- ..license fee-.._ , __. — .___. r. ......._ Fora male dog or spayed female dog, $4.00; For each additional male dog or spayed female dog, $6.00; For a female dog, if only, one is kept, 20.00; For each additional female dog, $25.00. (b) The owner of a klennd of purebred dogs registered in the register of The Canadian Kennel` Club. Incorporated shall pay an annual tax of twenty-five dollars ($25,.00)'to the Treasurer of the Town of• Goderich. 2. (a) On payment of the license f,ee referred to in (a) above, the owner shall be furnished with a dog tag for each 'dog 'so licensed. (b) The owner shall keep such tag securely fixed on the dog at all times during the year and until he procures a tag forthe following ,• ye• ar and no person 'other than the owner of a dog shall remove the tag from such dog. • (c) The tag shall bear a serial number and the year to which it applies and a record shall he kept by the municipality showing the name and address of the owner, and the serial number of the tag. (d) No person shall' use a• tag upon a Udog other' than that for which It was issued. (e) No license shall be transferable and the license, referred to in Section I shall -tr expire and become void upon the sale, death o.r ether disposition or disposal'of the dog to which such License relates and the tag furnished for such dog sh411 he vp Woman to Woman w 7. Don't require your child to' be an extension of you. '8:- Never tell them I' don't believe you: "- And there they are folks. Give yourself a test—if you have teenagers in your household. Ask yourself.'How many of those'rules 1. Be firm but fair. do I keep? How many do I break? 2. Don't he cruel, by hitting Maybe they will help when you are them all the time. in doubt. • 3. Teach them how . to make .+ + + decisions. • • . Asrrlst of you knowby now, I'm • 4. Have a united front. • an avid Exeter Times -Advocate 5. t f you •promise them reader. This week I clipped the something, keep that„promise. most telling little verse .from the 6. ,Talk to them, not just when column written by the editor, Bill they are little but always. They'll'” Batten. -' leve you. Here it, is in aliVrlts truth: My son.has trimmed 'his dangling locks, Has4cut them, let them fall; And all because of what he termed "The cruelest cut of all." I'm glad he's past the long -hair ' state ' For though' I'm no conniver, . It did me good to hear him called "A crazy woman driver." - Pa impounded, nor until the owner thereof shall have caused such dog to be licensed by the Town of Goderich; any dog sold by the Animal Control Officer shall be reported directly to the Tax Collector of the Town of Goderich to be licensed. 4. An owner -of a dog which has been apprehended by the Ahimal Control Officer must pay the charges Lncu(`red' while such dog is impounded. '5. An owner whose dog has been 'apprehended by the Animal Control Officer that has not been `licensed by the town of 'Goderich shall submit-preef=-el lieerrsing to the Animal Control Officer before such, dog is released from the Pound. 6. A penalty,of not less than four Survey centre says Iyelsw1II st�y about same As shown by the Lake Survey Center Monthly Bulletin of 'Lake Levels, the levels of the Great Lakes for the coming boating season are expected to differ very little from those of last year. Lakes Superior and Michigan - Huron are expected to be about one,irach below their 1971 levels, while Lakes Ontario and Erie should be about one inch above and, Lake St, Clair two inches•above. According to the six-month forecast (provided bby. the Detroit District of the Corps of Engineers), all of the lakes should be above both their long-term and ten-year average levels, with the exception of Lake Ontario. The latter, though expected to remain above its ten-year average for the entire forecast period, should remain .. above its long-term average until June and , then fall slightly below ,for the remainder of the forecast period. . The Bulletin shows that Lake • Continued from Page 2B That's mighty fine advice from a teenager;'wouldn't you say. • +++' • 'The teenager went on to 'give eight rules for raising children and avoiding problems wih your teenagers. They are: • GOWER'S SPRING WORK BOOTS Erie should reach•its peak about mid-June;. Lake St• Clair about the end of June; Lakes Michigan; Hurbn and Ontario about ,mid- July; 'an id- July;'and Lake Supei'ior during mid or late,' August. In the meantime, according to the Notice to Mariners dated March .21, 1972, Colonel M.D. Snoke, District Engineer of the Detroit, District, Corps of Engineers, who is authorized by law to do so, has put a ten statute mile per 'hour speed limit on the area ',from Stag Island Upper Junction Lighted Buoy to the international boundary at St•. Clair Flats Light 13." Such a limit is set only when the stage of Lake Huron into the St.. Clair River exceeds two feet above chart datum and it is deemed necessary to protect life and property. The Monthly Bulletin (free on request) is provided by the Lake Survey Center, a component of the Natioral Ocean Survey, part of the Department of Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric 4dm-inistra.tiora,.-.,it shows in graph form the present ' lake' level's, highs arid' 'I 's of .record„ ten-year and long-term • averagre levels, and the six-month ,forecast of levels. Italso contains the low water or chart datum for each lake' - This is the arbitrary plane to which depths on both U.S. and Canadian, charts are referred. dollars (°$4,00) and not exceeding ten dollars ($10.00) exclusive of costs. is heriegy imposed upon every person' who contravenes any provision of this 'part and - every such penalty 'shall be recoverable under The Summary Convictions Act. RUNNING AT LARGE QF DOGS 11 For the purpose of this Part a dog shall be deemed to be running at large when found in a highway or other public area and not under the control of any person. 2. The running at large of dogs is prohibited within the municipality. -237A.d.og-which•i•s--feund-runningat± og by-law large contrary to • the visions oL this •4'art may be seized and impounded;,,a dog sp impounded' .shall beheld fora period of three days and if not claimed and released to the owner thereof within such period of three 'days may then be destroyed or sold by the Animal Control Officer as he may deem fit, the selling price of any dog so sold to belong to the Municipality; a dog so impounded shall not he released until the. owner thereof` shall pay to the Animal Control Officer ' or Treasurer the sum of ($2.00f for each twenty-four hour period or part ther•eofduring Which th.e dog has been impounded and, in addition thereto, the sum of four dollars_lS44,01)..ia th nog impounded for a second or subsequent time, the additional sum of ten dollars ($10.00). 4. Female dogs in heat must be confined in a, building isolated from otherdogs and 'mist remain there until such heat has ended. 5. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the Towne of Goderich at any time to • direct that a dog be destroyed if such a dog is found running at large and -or such dog cannot be apprehended by the Animal Control Officer. • 6. A penalty of not more than fifty dollars ($50.00) exclusive of cost upon every pers-on who case.-. -of-a.----.00nnria-v-ene any -pr -o i-sian of this +a. 001�laRX SIGNAL -ST R,, TIJURS. DAY Part and every such penalty shall ° be recoverable under the, Summary Convictions Act. RABIES CONTROL 1. 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