Clinton News Record, 1981-02-12, Page 9CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1981 --PAGE 9
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mow
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Smoked, Cooked
WHOLE,
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16 to 20 -lbs average
7
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2 -Ib 49
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99
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Humpty Dumpty, Assorted Varieties
POTATO
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200 g
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169
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INTRODUCING CHARLIE BROWN'S
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Super Questions and Answers and Amazing Facts
about things kids want to know about.
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• People Around the World
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(Our Regular Price Ib 3.19)
(Our Regular Price Ib 1.49)
PRIME RIB Shank Portion
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iPa!eL,Ribs
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500 g
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79
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Swift Premium �� 9
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Cooked Ham 1.29 Sliced Bologna 1.89
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Pork Sausages 161.99 Cooked Meats 99¢
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Accounts totalling
$49,062.29 were ordered paid
when Goderich Township
Council met in regular
session February 2.
XL. Cox was present at the
meeting to . explain the
newest drawings for the
Conklin Subdivision on lots
104 and 105, Maitland Con-
cession. Council passed a
motion agreeing with the
amended plan as presented.
Building permits were
issued to Ivan Colclough for
an addition to his house and
to Walter McElwain for a.silo
feed room.
There was some discussion
on the official opening
ceremonies for the new
township hall tp .held.
March 14. The Reevebe was
appointed to ,arrahge=-a`_
program including speakers
anda lunch,
A report was given by E.U.
McIlwain on behalf of the
Enterprising Seniors'
committee appointed to buy
dishes for the new hall. He
said that a quantity of dishes
hadalready been bought and
delivered with more to came.
Suitable shelves and racks
are now to be built to store
these dishes.
The clerk was ordered to
apply for the balance of the
1980 road subsidies.
Dick Peever's proposed
plans for a condominium . to
be built adjacent to .Bayfield
Rd. were-._presente_d_-to ._ _.
council by S. Poipilli.
Various sketchcs.and design
drawings were used to
illustrate the proposal. No
motions were recorded
regarding this but coundal
was reminded that a meeting
will be held in the hall to
discuss the proposal for-
mally on February 21 at 2
p.m..___
Gary lyavidson, Huron
County planner, was present
at the coundal meeting to
answer several questions
pertaining to proposals by
Never, - Splan, Sawcher, ..
Samways, Hartman, and
Donnelly.
Council • learned that.
before it could issue a
building permit to Splen for
part lot"35, concession 4, the
property 'mast be zoned to
permit .residential uses. A
motion was therefore passed ,
to request the planning
department to prepare a spot
zoning bylaw, in suffiaent•
quantities for circulation, to •
enable the township to issue
a . building permitfor a
residence
A severance application
from Sawcher will be heard
by the Land Division
Committee. Shore, the -
agent, has been notified of
the procedure necessary to
have the property 'status
zoned'.
The Samways proposal is
slated to come before the
Ontario Municipal Board
with two days scheduled for
thehearing.
G. Hiltz, on behalf of his
client, Hartman, requested
the township to proceed with
re -zoning land from rural
residential to commercial.
Davidson reported to council
that he had been in com-
munication with Hiltz and
was waiting for further in-
formation.
A land severance ap-
plication. requested by D.
Donnelly to sever a section of
lot 23, concession 1 is to be
dealt with as per
questionaire .
Council then adjourned
until February 16 at 1 p.m.
Housing- needs
studied
in Wingham
WINGHAM - Wingham has
been allotted $7,500 to carry
out a municipal housing
study, Housing Minister
Claude Bennett announced
_recently.
The grant was awarded in
response to a need from the
town and will assist in
preparation of a housing
statement, determining the
municipality's needs and
establishing housing.targets
to meet them.
The study will., involve a
detailed market analysis by
type of housing, price range,
income groups served and
land for futul're use. It will
particularly focus on housing
for senior citizens and the
town hopes to use the study
as a basis for obtaining
additional subsidized
seniors' housing.