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Goderich Township C.'until
Con !.o project
Accounts totalling
$53,532.16 were ordered paid
when Goderich Township
Council met in regular
session August 17.
George Morley was
present at the meeting to
enquire into building permits
regarding Plan 13. No
motions were recorded
regarding this.
Mr. Davidson and Mr.
Pornpilii were also at the
meeting to present two by-
laws regarding Blue Anchor
Condominium project. After
discussion, by-law 14, 1981, a
by-law to establish site
control, was . given three
readings and.passed.
15, 1981, a by=law to regulate
the use of land and the
character, location and use
of buildings and structures,
was given three readings
and also passed.
Audrey Vanden Heuvel
was present to request that
the beach at the Goderich
Township Lakeside Park be
cleaned up. This matter was
left with the Parks Board
and RaadSuperintendent.
S. Bruinsma was present
to request certain changes in
the sub -division agreement
regarding the S..A.M.
development. A motion was
passed that' the clerk discuss
nee matter with the solicitor
and setup a meeting with the
reeve to discuss alterations
'to the agreement and
clarification in other sec-
tions.
A letter of protest from a
number of ratepayers was
received and read. It was
relative to the bulldozing
done on lot 20, concession 1,
an action which the letter
deemed dangerous to their
properties. The clerk was
instructed to reply that the
matter was not\ under the
control of council at this
time.
By-law 13, 1981, a by-law to
establish a tile drain
debenture on six properties
for a total of $37,000, was
given three readings. and
passed.
Considerable discussion
arose over the new
legislation which enables a
municipality to raise the.
penalty interest rates on tax
arrears and the penalty on
overdue current taxes. The
clerk was instructed to
prepare at this time by-law
to raise the penalty interest
rates on tax arrears.
Tile drain - loan ap-
plications were approved for
W.F. Lobb on Maitland
concession, lot 48 for $5,025;
Allard, Feddes on concession
7, lot 25 for $5,525; J.A.
Tebbutt on Maitland con-
cession, lot 50 for $10,025;
Wayne Tebbutt on Maitland
concession, lot 70 for $10,025;
and Gerald Tebbutt on
Maitland concession, lot 49
for $11,0255.
Muer Construction
requested two insurance
cheques be endorsed
y -laws
(payment for vandalism
done last October) and that
the township also pay half of
the deductable portion.
Council agreed to sign the
two payment cheques but not
to pay half of the deductable
portion.
Building permits were
issued to J. Van Wyk for a
straw shed on),concession 9,
lot 27; to Calvin Roberts for a
fruit stand on concession 1,
lot 36; to Blue Anchor to
demolish a house on Base
_Line, lot 1; to Walter
McIlwain' for a sun deck on
concession 1, lot 11; to J.A.
Tebbutt for an equipment
shed on concession 16, lot 12;
to J. and Ted Shack for a sun
deck on Plan 28, lot 2; to
Wayne Jones for a house
addition on concession 1, lot
10; to Jacob Stryker to
asse
demolish a barn and to build
a garage on concession 7, lot
24; to Ron Smith for a sun
deck on Base Line, lot 23; to
Goff Brand for a storage
yard on concession 9, lot 40;
and to Allard Feddes to
demolish a shed on con-
cession 7, lot 24.
A building permit request
from Rod Pepper to build a
workshop on Base Line, lot
75 was referred for in-
vestigation. A building
permit request from Grace
Pepper for a mobile home on
Base Line, lot 75 was held
pending septic tank ap-
proval. And a building
permit request from John
Wubs to build a barn on
concessibb 8, lot 26 was held
for certificate of compliance.
Council then adjourned
until September? at 8 p.m.
Living in Philippines...
• from page 1 A
WarII.
Canadians have their horse races and
Laura says the Filipinos have their cock
fights. Although few women attend, Laura
did see one and she says it wasn't as bad as
it sounds.
One event which stands out in Laura's
mind is the visit made by Pope John Paul
II to the Philippines where she was able to
see hien in person.
Now that she is home, Laura plans to
take Grade 12 and 13 at GDCI and then go
on to study medecine, politics or tourism.
She has already given a slide presentation
on the Philippines to the Goderich Rotary
Club which sponsored her. The Manila
Rotary Club with over 400 members, is the
largest in Asia.
Laura will also be speaking to her
church and the Eastern Star Lodge on the
Philippines and she is willing to speak to
' any other groups who would like to hear
her. In September she will become part of
a Rotex committee which will conduct
community projects to raise money to help
other Rotary exchange students.
"You might say my year as an exchange
student is only beginning," says Laura.
At present, an exchange student from
Venezuela named Maribel Padilla is living
with Laura's family. She arrived last
Wednesday and will remainwith the
Raithbys for three or four months before
moving in with another host family.
"I wish she could stay with us the whole
year. I really enjoy having her. She is
adjusting very well and is picking up
English fast," says Laura.
Rotary exchange students must be
between the ages of 16 and 18. They must
do well academically and they should be
outgoing and easily adaptable to new
environments.
Laura was interviewed at school first
and was then sent to a district interview
for all of Ontario and part of Michigan
where she was one of 20 students out of 44
to be actually sent on an exchange trip.
The Philippines was her first choice as a
country she wanted to be sent to with
Japan and Australia as second and third
choices.
"I wanted to go to an Asian country
where the culture was completely dif-
ferent and where'I could learn Spanish and
still speak English. I also wanted to ex-
perience a Third World country," Laura
explains.
She is not sorry she chose the Philip-
pines. She still writes to friends she made
there and plans to visit it again some day.
She admits that she was homesick for her
family for the first three months but says
once she got used to things and made
friends, she was okay. She was forced to be
independent and the whole year was a
maturing as well as enriching experience.
"My parents (Dr. Mark and Zoie Raith-
by) say I'vematured five years in the last
year," concludes Laura.
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