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COLBORNE e-oRNER
Mrs. G. Raining
The last meeting in - the must be finished for the next ' and relatives in the vicinity of
Planning Workshop Program meeting. We discussed The Sherbrooke,' Quebec. They
for Colborne Township was Garden Club and its first report weather much the same
held in the Township half meeting which is on April 40th. as here and 'it -is maple syrup
Tuesday evening, April 15th, We finished the lower edges of time there. Mrs. Buchanan said
' with an. encouraging at- our blouse by slipstitch. We she sure enjoyed one of the
tendance. These meetings or ended our meeting with the thrills of childhood again when
workshops have been held to creed which was read by ' she spent 'a day in the bush
invite public participation in Charlene Rourke. • gathering sap .and making
preparation of a Local Land Tiger Dunlop 4-HGirls Group syrup even to a taffy pull. This
Use Plan. 4 "Topsy Turvies" held their is something few of the younger
Those in' charge prepared a seventh meeting Monday generation have ever enjoyed,
brochure which gave in- evening at the home of Mrs. but it brings back fond
formation on such :,objects as - Bert Dougherty. The meeting memories for many of us.
Purpose of the Plan, opened with the Roll Call `Tell
Agriculture,- Urban Develop- , one way you have improved Mrs. Earl Sherwood visited
mento Natural, Environment, your wardrobe" given by the with her : daughter, Mr. and
Recreation and Extractive eight girls present. the girls Mrs. Gordon Dawson and
Resource, and following this. were shown how to sew neck family of Corunna early last
series' of public. workshops a , lines and each girl made a week and when returning home '
draft copy of the Plan will be button hole by hand and put on were pleased to have their son
prepared by the Council and a button making the shank by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sherwood
Planning Department. hand and they also learned how of Stoney Creek visit with them
The preparaton of this Plan to sew on dome -fasteners. After for the weekend.
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will reflect? - the goals an interesting, meeting of Dr. Karl Campbell, Dentist,
established -at the workshops learning techniques in sewing Airport Road who has been a
and material developed from the meeting closed with the patienAldra Hospital
the original research. Based on Motto. .. Goderichtin havingexanundergone,
directions established and A community Bridal Shower surgery. has returned home and
discussion at the workshops was held in Colborne Twp. Hall is convalescing favourably and
additional research into certain Friday evening, April 18th for expects to be back in his office
areas is required: If following Cathy Elizabeth Young, May 1st.'
this workshop program, youngest daughter of Mr. and •
Several' Colborne Township
anybody would like to express Mrs. Arnold Young. The first
additional views they are asked part of the evening proved very residents have been bereaved
to' contact the Council or the interesting while all joined in recently and we regret mention
Planning Department. an unique way` of introducing is sometimes overlooked. The
It is interesting to note that themselves. sympathy of the community is
following the preparation of the - Mrs. George Robertson gave extended to Mr, Gordon Fowler .The coach and his manager
first draft, thPlan will be a pleasing speech 'introducing whose father passed away in. Russ Pruder will be stressing
mailed to all residents and Cathy, the bride-to-be who was Huronview early in April and g
- also to the family of the late defence this season. They plan
landowners. Then a series of then showered with many to work closely with their
.public:,reetings ,will be held to useful and love] gifts, The Mrs. David (Muriel) Nivens, play
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_-.-. .,. ---, al .ef nne itztrhrett-17ive-'- ._..:� .,__,,, - _...._ _ .__. -
---- acuss..the.,specafi� lic es of happy bride to be thanked alio,..
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r...-,,. w :.... ur Celborn wnship. _exhiluDgn .gables. and_ prattiO. ,,,,,
the Plan. '1f you are a Tari- dor "het -r' thougfitfulness' and refining their fielding' skills.
downer 'and of course therefore especially those who made this . .
interested. in .plans affecting .lovely party possible. The The schedule for the season
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Colborne Township it would be attention of those present was will not be drawn up for another
your advantage and interest then- turned to an•--attracti-ve- .ice _ few weeks but the midgets plan
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to attend the public meetings. table withvl,ighted candles and to practice under game con -
Plan to attend, and present centrepiece of pussy willows, w di.tions in exhibition matches
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your, views. laden with tempting desserts with the juvenile team. Spor;
Cottontail Cutters" Tiger Dunlop Groups 1 and 2 and all enjoyed a friendly social `r t ting new uniforms from their
,� ' sponsor Goderich Sports,
& Kooky time together.
Co-ordinates" held their eighth The Pupils and Staff of • formerly Wayne Sports, their
'meeting Monday evening April Colborne Central School invite There were no major ac- season opener should be in the
- . 21 in the Colborne Township you to visit the school Thursday cidents reported by the latter part of May..
Hall. The meeting opened with evening, April 24th between the Goderich Police Department Another first this year in:-
' the Pledge read by Marie hours of 8 and 10 p.m. The this week. - minor baseball will take place
Montgomery. The Roll Call theme throughout most of the However the departinenf did in August. The midgets will be .•
" "One new sewing technique I ' classrooms will concern the lay 11 charges under the High- travelling to St. Lambert,
have learned" was answered metric . (S.I.) system. During wa? Traffic Act, five under the Quebec, for an -exhibition series
by all the girls. Sharon.Fisher the evening there will be Jiquor Control Act and four there marking' the first time a
• " read the minutes, of last various musical and physical, ,under the Criminal Code of Goderich baseball team has
meeting. The girls worked on education ' demonstrations , in - Canada. '
their record books and are to the gymnasium.
have their blouse and record ' Colborne Central School will
• -book ready for next meeting at be c1o`sed4on Wednesday, April
which time the blouses will be 30th so that. the - teachers May
judged. After the ' meeting the attend professional activities
' girls had a party at which being held in Exeter, Seaforth
" Pizzas and punch were enjoyed and Goderich.
by all. - - Congratulations is extended
Next meeting will be a work to Jennifer Harper on being
meeting.'he,' girls discussed selected as Page for ,the
plans for Achievement Day Provincial Legislatur`,e.. Jen-
,, when they will ,present an nifer is a student of Colborne
Exhibit:, The meeting closed Central School and her
with the Creed read by Brenda schoolmates and teachers are
Feagan, • thrilled with this honoutr. She
.The last meeting of Tiger . commences her tour of duty
Dunlop 4-11 Girls 'Group..3 Shirt . May 12th which lasts about 10 -to
Tails was held at. Ruby Brin- 12 weeks, and it will certainly
dley's on April 21st: It opened be ,a rare experience and- .
with the pledge and • was highlight in her life. Jennifer is
followed by the roll call which the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
was "One new sewing A.M. Harper.
technique I have learned from ' this project is" The minutes of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
• the last meeting were read by Buchanan have returned from
Valerie Matthews: Our books a pleasapt holiday with friends
Midget ball
team
organizing
Spring practice opened
Monday night for the Goderich
minor baseball league when the
all new midget entry for the
town held the first tryouts.
Coach for the new squad 'Jim
McIver is. running the players
through drills and scrimmages
to select 15 players for the
season. '
The midget entry was
created this year for the first
time in the last three. A
shortage of players forced the
league to combine, midget and
juvenile into one juvenile team
the past but graduating
bantams and first year players
gave McIver 17 players to
chose from this yeah.
The season looks promising
for the Midgets, according to
Coach McIver. After, only one
workout he said he was im-
pressed with the quality of
players trying out and adding
that his pitching staff has
already been proven. -
"We've got two pitchers that
made it to the Western Ontario
finals in bantam last year and
one moving into town that has
been recommended by his
former coach," said McIver.
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PAGE 8-- ODERICH SI,GNALSTAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1975
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SYNOPSIS—
The ' Corporation Of The
Town Of Goderich
BYLAW NO. 30 OF 1975
Being a By—law to 'regulate
the setting of fires in the open
WHEREAS pursuant to the provisions of Air Pollution
Control Act. 1967 section (b) "Air Pollution means the
presence in the outdoor atmosphere of any air contaminant
or contaminants inquantities that may cause discomfort to
or endanger the health or safety of persons, or that may
, cause injury or damage to property, or to plant or animal
life, or that may interfere with visibility or the- normal
•conduct of transport or business"
WHEREAS the 'Council of _The Corporation of The Town of
Goderich deems it advisable to control open fires
NOW THEREFORE THE UNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE• TOWN OF GODERICH
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT no person shall light,.ignite or start a fife of any
kind whatsoever in the open air within the limits of the Town
of Goderich for the purpose of burning' leaves, rubbish or any
other Material without. first obtaining -written permission
--,from the Chief 'of the Goderith Fire Departrhent.
2. TPIAT for the purposes of this By-law "fire" includes a
bonfire, a• campfire, or any other fire in a yard, field, or other
open place, but does not .include: .' • -
(a) a. barbecue fire which is being used for the cooking of
food when attended by a competent individual; and -
(b) an appliance used in construction or maintenance
which requires an open flame. •
3. NO PE RSON shall make or light any fire or dight,, set off,
or„throw ,any. firecracker, squib, serpent, or other noisy,
offensive or dangerous substance or .fireworks in any street.
4. ANY PERSON convicted of a breach of this By-law Shall
forfeit and pay, at the'discretion of the convicting Provincial
Judge, Criminal Division, a penalty not exceeding the sum of
$500,00 exclusive of cost.
READ A. FIRST, SECOND,' AND THIRD TIME AND
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