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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-06-11, Page 8r PAGE 8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1981 Ta Goderch Township Council approve land severance applications Accounts totalling $47,237., -` were approved for payment when Goderich Township Council met in regular session June 2. Of this amount, more than $26,000 went toward the road superintendent pay roll. J.M. Driver was present at the meeting to obtain a renewal of his trailer camp licence. Sid Bruinsma was also present to request that the township consider changing their lot number 8 in the S.A.M. sub -division for another hot. No action was taken by council pending in- formation on the legality of this. Council learned of a pro- posal to develop a registered Plan of Su bnlivision in the 'township °from copies of a letter from Huron County Planner, Gary Davidson. Since the township was not asked for an opinion, no me- lions o-tions were recorded. No action was taken regar- ding egalding the town of Wingham's requested support for a resolution regarding county council. The Goderich Hospital Auxiliary was granted per- mission to hold a tag day at zeh s. Several motions were made but no votes were taken pending more infor- mation on Town and Country Homemakers- ,request . for affiance in: i>uying a house for their` luarters in Four land severance ap- pl gations were received from J. Handtnatah,and one from K. Vanden Heuvel and t ouncil passed a motion to deal with thaw raper qui Bonaire.. , By-law number 5,1981, a by-Iaw ton regulate and con - the Lakeside Park, was given three readings and nunnber 6, 1981, a sett'` tickets for quilt By Manche Beeves Communion was celebrated in St. James Anglican Church on Sunday morning with Rev. William Bennett in chafe. He diose for his sermon, Where Is The Church? Jeanne Bennett read the Epistle and Ken Wise received the offering. The ACW Ladies would like to thank everyone who visited their booth at the Clinton Spring Fair and purchased tickets for their anneal windrow. The ACW will meet Thursday, June 11 at the home of Estelle W' • in Hohnesville. Members re asked to bring their rolle pennies in. Blanche Deeves will be the leader in charge. Gentlemen please remember that the grass at the church needs to be cut. Keith Driller will look after it during the fast part of June, Don Middleton will finish off the month and Bill Steenstza will cut the grass for the first past of July. People you know Gary and Lynda Johnson and little Gary visited with the Deeves last Wednesday. Ed and Blanche Deeves attended a surprise birthday party for Eric Switzer on Saturday night. From the Middleton area taking part in the Clinton Spring. Fair parade were the Trick children and Delores and Alvin Dutot and Jennifer with their wagon and team All helped to make the parade a good success. Ken Wise, son of Ray and Estelle Wise bas graduated as an Engineering Technologist from Fan- shawe College in London. He is employed in Toronto with the Industries Division of Westinghouse Canada Inc. as a Field Service Technologist. Bob and Pat Hodgins and Ken Wise were home on the weekend from Brampton and attended the wedding reception for Rodney and Peggy Cox at the Hohnesville Community Centre. Our good wishes go out 'to Ken Wise on his new position with the Westinghouse C Anp ny. by-law to authorize the sale of certain streets to H. and J. Stryker in Plan number 8, was given three readings and passed. Bylaw number 7, 1981, a by-law to authorize the township to sell part of lot 80, Maitland Concession to the adjacent owner, J.A. Teb- butt, was given three readings and passed and it was moved that the reeve and clerk be authorized to sign the deed and transfer the property to John A. Teb- butt. A tile drain loon requested by Tudor Wain for 11,025 on lot 31, concession 2 was apo YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P 4 2 a. to IN YC Prices effective titu Saturday, June 13th, 1981 We reserve tura right to limit quantltlas to normal family requirements) proved by council. Building permits were ap- proved for Elvin and W. Parker to demolish a drive shed and build a drive shed on lot 34, concession 9; for B.G. Hanly to build a cottage addition on lot 27, concession 1; for Pat Osborn for a mobile home on lot 16, con- cession 3; for Peter Isaak to build a verandah on lot Plan 13; and for J.B. Mustard to build a sun deck on lot 25, concession 16. A building permit re- quested by Jabri Holdings to YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P build a drive shed on lot 33, concession 5 was held pen- ding payment of the proper fee. Council then adjourn -a 1 til June 15 at 8 p.m. ..:'4:•..:... 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