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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-01, Page 5CODERICI�, SIGNAI.-STAR, T IUR8D►AY, FlCBRUARY 1, 103--PAGB Traalt- the Fenny'. DINE CUT in the pleasant atmosphere of the ioo 19. ,9 09 Tin HUrom C•unty Junior Fawners elected thohr new executive et the seatorth Anna on Ruary 24. ROM row left to right are: Gwen Bosman, RR 1 Walton, secretary; Faye Ribey, RR 6 Godly -Koh, presldtllirit Vii° Dixon, Seafrsrtti,Irtnesurer;-KeithriVitt iNtsWi ,'RfrrIhattgrr' provincial director. Back row: Graeme Craig, RR 1 Walton, past -president; Joanne Maloney, RR 5 Seaforth, press reporter; Doug Trewartha, RR 4 Clinton, news editor; Lois Jones, RR 2 Hensall, news editor; Batfjy Gordon, RR 1 Seaforth, vice-president. derich Is growth centre acNaughton supported plan or weather station here '9c 9c 9c on. C.S. . MacNaughton ired from office recently, but ore he left his position as P for Huron County, he.. to a strong letter to G.I. cock, Regional Director of ospheric Environmental nice in Toronto, protesting proposed move of the ather station from derich's Sky Harbor Airport former CFB Clinton, now nastra. oderich • Town Council this ek received confirmation m Don Southcott, executive istant to MacNaughton, that Minister had sppported the ention of the weather station e. He also enclosed a copy of appeal which was written MacNaughton to Pincock. his letter read in part: `Mr. George G. Parsons, sid-ant of the Goderich vator and Transit,Company ited, has indicated to me t you R s re _o'nsideri,ng UCat%oti lof t iii a' tion nine of ''the tnaciequate ilities at. Sky Harbour 'Air - t. While I appreciate the ac- modation problems you e in these facilities, I should to support Mr. Parsons' cern over the loss of .this ilitv"•' rirThe airport at derich. 'In my present capacity with Ontario Government, I, can icate to you that Godericii. st be consider d as a growth tre in our renal planning cesses. This ' designation gests the importance of aining governmental ilities in this community, paretniarly' one associated with air . and water transpor- tation services. "Further, and as a result of my experience in the portfolio of transportation and Com- munications, I can state that Goderich is expected to be con: side'red in the pursuit of further '- developmental air .services sitnilar' to the "norOntair” operation in northeastern On- tario which, as you will know, is sponsored by. the Ontario Government. "For these reasons, I believe it is important to retain the weather station at the Goderich airport and would appreciate whatever consideration you can give toward that end. "No doubt you or 'your Ministry will be receiving similar representation from the federal member for Huron, Mr. R.E. McKinley, with whom I ,have discussed this question. The executive of the National Farmers Union has asked the Federal Government to roll back recently announced hikes in feel prices. • The N.F.U. s'atd higher pl"ices f'or °feel "anti" "bther• f of umr. prbducts'ai'e "'artificial` end justified". It said the "multi -national, foreign owned oil industry which controls the Canadian market is using the fuel shor- tage in U.S. as an excuse to "take windfall profits in Canada, yet there is no fuer! shortage in Canada". "Much of this "increase in Pork Producers . . profit will be picked from the pockets of farmers who are heavy users* of petroleum fuels and lubricants," the- N.F.U. Said. • - Thel N.F.U. executive -also aseli in ,a letter to Prime Minister Trudeau that " the Government develop -a national ,Energy Policy for Canada. It is said that the N.F.U. will immediately. undertake a poll of its locals,asking them if, un•= der these circumstances, they are in favour of the nationalization of .the oil in- dustry in Canada. JACK'S CePLUMBER HOMES, AIR CONDITIONED, OLD AND NEW -_ ARE HOMES OF COMFORT, THROUGH AND THOUSH 'The directors of the Huron County Pork Producers 'Association decided at their regular meeting to comply with the request of the Provincial board and hold an opinion poll on a pork producing licence. At .the annual meeting to be held here on February 7th, producers will be asked to vote on a proposal for a ten dollar licence feefor all pork roducers.. ---- Adrian Vos, newly aiipointe spokesman for the Huron' County.group, pointed -out that -. the licence does not prevent anyone from entering into pork production. The purpose of a licence' is the saving - of an' estimated' $10,000 in ad- minittration'and computer cost and ; a better pinpointing of bone -fide producers. Any producer of weaner pigs who did not sell through the -.board facilities before, can now 1-ec,524-78b1 apply for a licence and receive all the rights and privileges .of an association member. Con- versely, any one shipping less than '25 hogs per year can waive his rights and ask the county for refund of his money. James McGregor, provincial board member annouhced that all producers wilds shipped more than fifty hogs, in 1978, willreceive a statement of their transactions during the year. Colborne Township Council considered a large amount of business at the first two meetings of 1973. Reeve Douglas McNeil in his inaugural address stressed a Waste Disposal Site for Colborne Township and "Yiehr and "Stop" Signs on Township Roads as s two main projects for the Township's 1973 Council. Colborne „Township Council members for 1973.4 are: Reeve Douglas McNeil; Deputy -Reeve Roy Allin; Councillors William K. Bogie, Norman Durst, Grant MacPhee. .• Council approved member- ship in the Association of Mun- cipalities of Ontario. -•- fte; he-general=•businests ,o%.L:. -=. _ - the January 4th meeting, Colin. w . cil discussed, having two regular meetings each month; 'reforestation under the Huron County Reforestation scheme; tenders for gasoline, diesel fuel, and furnace oil. Due to the lateness of the meeting definite action was left until the January 16th meeting. Mrs. John Hazlitt, Colborne "`''`x''<°`<:• Township Recreation Commit- tee Chairman spoke to Council at the January 16 meeting regarding 1973 recreation projects which included a swimming project for township children; a hiking trail along the Maitland River from„Salt- ford to Benmiller including a walk-in campsite. Mrs. Hazlitt informed Coun- cil that the manager of Maitland ..Valley Conservation ${� Authority was in favour of the fi t project and that it was possible that it might be a part of the 1973 Sweep Progratn wl?ich could do 100 percent of, the manual work involved. If per- mission could be obtained from the various property owners the trail would be open to all. hikers in the area. Mrs. Hazlitt informed Coun, cil that a number of Committee v.. members did not attend the Recreation Committee meetings and asked Council to consider a smaller number of Committee membets. William Bogie was appointed y, by Council to.: replace former;i; statuatory officials and establishing salaries per diem and hourly rates 9f pay were read a final time and passed. Road Superintendent Melvin Good was instructed to pur- chase a Webster air coml$ressor and a Homelite chain 'saw for the Road Department. Fuel tenders , for gasoline, diesel fuel and furnace oil were opened and considered. The tender ' of Chisholm Fuels, • Lucknow, was accepted subject to theapproval of the Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications, Stratford Division. • Reeve McNeil and Councillor MacPhee indicated that they would be attending the Good Courtcflior , Murray_ Johpstoon who' with Councillor Grant MacPhee would represent. Council on the 1973 Recreation Committee. John . Hazlitt approached_ Cou'rtcilregarding- a Colborne Township Line Fence Bylaw and he was informed that a new bylaw pertaining to Line Fences was to 'be discussed by Council' and' would be con- sidered at the February 6 Council meeting. On. - a. unanimous motion Council approved having two regular council meetings per month being the first and third Tuesday at 8 p.m. Reeve Douglas McNeil was appointed Colborne Township Representative on the Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Board for 1973. Ralph Jewell was re- appointed to Representative on .Maitland Valley Conser- vation Authority for a three year term. Bylaws .1 and 2, 1973 being bylaws to confirm- -the 'appoint- ments of statuatory and non- 464.(,524-78b1 on- Roads Convention in. February. A letter -was read to Council from the Treasurer of Ontario and the Minister of Transpor- tation and Communications rejecting Colborne Township's application to designate the „, Township Road between Huron County Road 31 and the Falls Reserve as 4 Development Road. t indicated that an ad- ditional subsidy allotment would he granted to assist in the Township maintenance of this portion of road. The Clerk was instructed to Obtain the date, -puce and time of the Goderich, Clinton, Goderich Township Waste Disposal Site meeting and to • infornr-the Reeve and Council. GODERICH RESTAURANT rr' STEAKHOUSE Si w TAVERN Ltd. - LICENSED UNDER THE LIQUOR LICEiIISFx ACT WEST STREET -.�..r....rr ter. cArgur /i/4, GODERK*I & OWEN.SOUND Floor Coverings. - Paints - Wallpapers Draperies - 18th. 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