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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-15, Page 10r 43 r PAGE 1— oGOL *RICI-i SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1973 AUBURN -AND DISTRICT NEWS Friends and neighbours of the 13 of Fiullet t Township are looking forward to hear Colin F'ingland of Wingham tell the history of Walkerburn at the Hullett Central school at Londesboro on Saturday November 17 at 2 p.m. Re' and Mrs. Chillies Lewis and family of Sarnia were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Norma -n Wightman and faintly. Winners at the weekly, euchre party in the Auburn Com- munity Memorial hall were. Iitgh lady, Mrs. Beth Lansing; High Gent Mrs. Oliver Ander- son (playing as gent); Ladies Low' Mrs. Elmer Trommer; Man's Low Miss Ciwnnie Trom- mer I playing as gent). Mr. Ross Robinson was ip charge assisted h‘ Mrs- Donald Haines NIr and Mrs. Ram Kirkcon- itell and family of Kincardine visited last Sunday w ith-Pastor and Mrs Alfred Fry Visitors on the weekend with Residential Lighting Display -A.,�„'vf Electric Heating ''INDUSTRIAL - COMME,RCIAL''' RESIDENTIAL - WIRING CUSTOM TRENCHING GRAHAM ELECTRIC AMBt4!A RD N G 3,DERIC►+ 524 8670 1 MARY McANSH RIECK zp about ARPEGE MY SIN PHARMACY Rexall Larry Rieck, PHM.B. Archie Barber, PHM.B. 1 Merry RT Christmas TAKE A FREE TEST DRIVE' and a Happy Skiroule Year! Give your family the Super Gift this year... a Skiroule by Coleman. 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Mrs Thomas }Jaggitt, Mrs. Donald Cartwright,- Mrs. «'►lliant Empey were guests this week of the Ministry of Agriculture and' Food, home economic service, as 4-11 club leaders, at the Royal Winter [:air . • Mr and Mrs. Larry Glasgow of-Beantsville visited last Saturday with Miss Laura Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .Johnston. Mr. and Nlrs-. 'Allison Gan.dhouse and Mark of Midland .were weekend guests of their aunt, Mrs. Beth Lan- sing. Mrs. Celia Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell of Parkhill attended the funeral Of their cousin, Miss Etta English'of Chatham last Satur- day. - Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hum- phrey and daughter, Carolyn'of Cambridge visited last week with Mr. -and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. - . Mrs. Orval McPhee is a patient in University hospital, London,- we Wis;h her `a` speed)'` recovery. Neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Recommendations ... continued from page 1 college premises. Councillor Elsa Havdon told the committee the local police department • has need of a fingerprinting room and the. former business college site has been eyed for that purpose. She also noted the firemen as.well as the building inspector have expressed interest in the quar- ters: _. A suggest ion was made by Councillor Dave Gower • t.hat proposals be submitted from the police, the firemen and the building inspector so that some decision can he made for perhaps a co-operative venture in the much sought after empty space. • after. A Maitland Cemetery Board overdraft of $3,000�was recom- mended tabled until an ex- planation 'of the deficit has been received by council. There some suggestion by the Ad- ministrative Committee mem- bers that poor financing and over staffing may be con- tributing to the financial problems of the cemetery board. It was .learned the price” of lots at Maitland Cemetery have been lowered to $50 for all. In the past, plots were sold at $75 for non=residents and $50 for residents. Mayor Harry Worsell suggested that a more reasonable change might have been to- raise the price of all plots to $75 or even $100. "That's the cheapest land in town," quipped the mayor. There was a recommendation to table the request of the Maitland Country Club for a reduction in taxes until the next committee meeting, More information on this matter is expected by then. •"There is certainly a problem in the business tax area," said Chairman Gower who further suggested he was not fully in accord with all the terms of the country club's request for municipal aksistance. The Administrative Commit- tee recommends as well that the interim account of • Todgham and Case of Chatham for their work on the South Storm Sewer project to date be paid. ThaP"account is about $16,000. . "Seeing as we've hired 'em, there's nothing to ' do but pay 'em," said Gower. The recommendation was fora more study fin the request of Brenner Mechanical Contrac- tors for a building permit. The zoning regulations in that area of town - Bennett Street east will have to be checked, the committee felt. in other business, it was lear- ned the Goderich Lions Club is seeking a $1,000 donation from the Town in connection with the 25th anniversary of Young Canada Hockey Week in Goderich, It was learned the money would be used to enter- tain thfsse who ,,have helped over the 25 years to make the tournament a success. . 'All the business on the agenda WAS not completed as some members of council were ..expected to attend the War- cien's banquet that evening. CV Wes Braddock 526-1595 Orval McPhee, when they lived in West Wawanosh, gathered at their home in the village recen- tly to give them a tarewell gitt. A social time was enjoyed and Bill Robertson read an address and Bert Moss presented them with •a gift. Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee thanked their neigh- bours. A large crowd 'attended the benefit dance for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Youngblut in the Auburn Community Memorial hall. Mr. and Mrs. Youngblut lost their barn by fire this past summer. RUBY EVENT Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer were honoured on the occasion of their 3()th wedding at -the home of their daughter Mrs.. Donald Dewar and family at Atwood. All members of their family and children were present to observe this anniversary. Also present were Mrs. Daer's brothers and sister. - An address of congratulations was read . by - Mrs.` Rueben Broadhagen and gifts were presented by Mrs. Mary Potter, Gordon •Daer and Alvin Daer of Goderich. }-- After dinner the evening was spent playing euchre. Mr. and Mrs. Daer thanked all their- familY and relatives for the dinner and gifts to mark this Occasion. A decorated anniver- sary cake centred the table.' Mrs. Frances'('lark and Mrs. .Eleanor Bradnock visited Wingham hospital last Sunday where Christine Stadelmann is a patient following an accident where she was scalded with hot water. Y W. Wawanosh council •'I'he regular November session of West Wawanosh Township Council was held at the Hall on Tuesday evening, November 6. All members were present. Reeve Bob Lyons presided. One of the Township poun- dkeepers, Teade Bakker, atten- ded the meeting to discuss procedures to be followed in im pounding animals. The Clerk was instructed to contact the Ministry for more detailed in- formation. Council was informed that Maitland Valley Conservation Authority wished to meet with t hem in regard to the Lucknow River watershed. The Clerk was; instructed to contact Atiyh- field Township concerning a joint meeting. By -Law' 7., 1973, was given Adjourned ... (continued- from page 1 council, Dort Sager of Delbar and his lawyer MacEwan Egener of Prest and Egener came before the Administrative Committee chaired by Dave Gower to determine if Delbar was in breach of an agreement with the Town of Goderich regarding their storm sewer system. Egener claimed .that while Delbar was prepared to con- struct a closed storm sewer at a cost of about $12,000, there was no place to dump the water un- til the South" Storm Sewer is completed. Gower said the Town could not give permission _.f.or.__Debar - to dump water on private land owned by Suncoast Estates.. He said "normal runoff takes its natural„ course" ,hut added, _'you are collecting water from storm.. sewers and dumping unto Slttncpast". Gower 'a'dvised that an agreement be°drawn up ibet- Mrs. Donald Haines, District ween Suncoast an'd':t;Dlbar for W.I. delegate, Mrs. Thomas dumping water until th'e''South J aggi'tt, Mrs, Beth Lansing, Storm Sewer is constructed. 4Mrs. Celia Taylor and .rMrs. "It will he at least a year Eleanor Bradnock attended the before the South Storm Sewer London area convention of the drain is finalized," warned Women's Institute last week. Gower. RED& WHITE F000 sTpR ES LIQ UM–BLEACH third reading and finally passed on motion of Coun- cillors I.)urnin and Rutherford. This by-law authorizes Council to enter into an agreement with the Blyth Fire Area for fire protection. Tenders received by the Road Superintendent for snowplowing for the 1973-74 season were opened and discussed. On motion of Coun- cillors Rutherford and Foran the tenders of Roy. Hardy and Chester Nicholson, both at $12 per hour, plus stand-by time of $l(),per day when not plowing, were accepted. 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