The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-02, Page 2•
PAO MICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNEspAypioEMIVIBER 2,011
WE KNOW MIEN AR
SOME OF YOU OUT THERE!:
And we Iwo 2 oneelkint oxemplos that hove
boon baro too long, end we wo going to •
"BITE THE BULLET"
-...Take our loss and move these two cars out!
OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
9000 Mitts (13,800 KM) Was Asking $7795
Ahlatately laimutitul 140 CORDOBA In Heather tone inside
and oat. economical 310 VS, automatic, power steering,
power brakes, individual smitethited glass, radiowhite
walk Wised discs. dual mirrors. 30 day 1011% worniety. Lk.
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$6969
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i, stoorkigq power brakes, white wails. wheel discs. one
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Consttuction apptoved
t0Wri of Goderich concurred with
t recommendations to accept the
COMMUNITY
South Street reconetructien afici the
Slalcattst Drive atorin sewer contrat
C.A. McDowell Limited es beillil.sub•
otantially complete, The *lath Street
project was complete kovember 13 while
the storm sewer contract was completed
October 21.
Power plants
Town council opted not to act on a
resolution from the TownshiP�f
Greenock asking, the Provincial
Government to explore the possibility of
foreign export of electricity derived from
nuclear power. The resolutions suggests.
that the construction of additional
nuclear power plants be considered for
domestic demand and also for export of
electrical energy, sepecially to the
United States. Township officials argued
that our nuclear systems are the most
productive and efficient in the world and
that the expertise could be expanded.
Greenock Township claims our Hydro
costs could be decreased through the
export of more electricity and that
Ontario could become energy self suf
ficient.
Agreement signed
Council will also enter into an
agreement with the firm of Greer,
Galloway and Associates to develop and
prepare a master plan for the Goderich
Municipal Airport. The cost of the project
is estimated at $12,400. The Ministry of
Transportation and Communication has
granted approval *to proceed with the
master phut study.
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Fire protection
Town council entered into an
agreement with the Dominion Electric
Plvteed°11 company to provide a con-
nection with fire alarm systems at the
new Mini-Commtmity Centre on Cam-
bridge Street and the reconstructed town
hall on West Street to the ADT
monitoring panel in the Goderich Fire
Department.
Assist seniors
By way of bylaw 73 of 1981, Goderich
town council will assist with the
operating .expenses of the MacKay
Centre for Seniors on North Street.
Council agreed to grant an amount •
eqaual to a minimum of 20 per cent of the
operating 1 loss to the MacKay Hall
Seniors annually. The town has
designated the centre as an elderly
persons centre and the 'group has
recently received a charter from the
Province of Ontario.
Statement ready
Cox Planning -Consultants of Guelph
advised council through a letter that the
municipal housing statement is com-
pleted. Copies will be sent to the Ministry
of Municipal Affairs and Housing and the
town for review prior to the final
presentation to council.
Cheese factory to be rebuilt
LUCKNOW - The board of
directors of the Pine River
Cheese Co-operative have
decided to rebuild the fac-
tory, store and warehouse,
which was destroyed in a fire
on October 26th.
Glenn Martin, manager of
• the line River Cheese Co -
Centre
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GARB & GEAR GARB & GEAR
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operative, said the board will
be meeting soon to make a
decision on two alternatives,
to build on the same location
or to rebuild on property
facing Highway 21.
Pine River Cheese will be
available from a temporary
store set up across the road
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The Christmas Bureau sponsored by Family and Children Services (FACS) of Huron
County got a monetary boost from the Goderich Kinette Club as treasurer Carol Davidson
presented volunteer co-ordinator, Dianne Armstrong with a 1200 cheque. The Christmas'
Bureau, located at the former Shore Gifts store on The Square, Is accepting used clothing •
and toys for distribution to needy families at , Christmas. Donations are also used to pur-
chase gifts for children and buy fOod for Christmas dhmer. Karla Davidson and Dana Arm-
strong help inspect some of the toys donated to thebureau. (Photo by Dave Sykes)
cheese will be avaibble after Council checks regulations
Itriomar thea forinter location.
tin nt c pates that
the first week in December.
on liquid manure storage
destroyed in the $1 million.
Approximately 300,000
potinds of cheese were
fire which gutted the
warehouse, offices and
laboratory of the factory.
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GODERICH: A bylaw
regulating storage facilities
and • disposal of liquid
manure will be looked into
by a special committee
'established by Huron Cotinty
council. •
At its November session,
council set up the commit-
tee. To report no later than
February 1982, the cominit-
tee will include both 1981 and'
1982 wardens and chairmen
of planning board, board of
health and development
committee.
• Reeve Paul Steckle of
Stanley Township, acting
chairman of the executive
committee, said the problem
• is of "grave concern" to ur-
ban and rural areas. He
hopesthe by-law, when pass-
ed will be used by all
municipalities.
In other business, council
accepted the resignation of
R. S. Cunirnings, develop-
ment officer, effective
November 13. No immediate
action will be taken to hire a
replacement,. but • ad-
ministration and planning
departments will, take over
the information role. The
two departments will look in-
to and recommend alter-
natives for the role of
development officer.
Council will take 'no fur-
ther action in appointing an
• energy auditor, a position
held by Mr. Cummings.
. Prior to his resignation, Mr.
Cummings, as energy
auditor, did a preliminary
study to discove the need
for a complete energy audit
of Huron County buildings
and equipment. The
preliminary study Showed
211 buildings and 234
vehicles under the jurisdic-
tion of Huron County.
An application to clear 3.4
acres of trees consisting of
soft maple by Terry and
'Warren Zinn of Lot 5, conces-
sion 10, Ashfield Township
.• was, approved. Reeve War-
red Zinn declared •a conflict
of interest and did not speak
or vote on the matter. The
applicant is to provide cer-
tification of a drainage outlet
for an area proposed to be
drainedbefore any clearing
is started.
Council received the an-
nual report of the land divi-
sion committee, listing
several fee increases. Effec-
tive January 1, 1982 applica-
tion fees will increase from
$50 to $100, administration
fees on approved land
severances will increase
from $125 to $200 and a defer-
ral fee of $50 will start on all
applications deferred. Reeve
William Elston of Morris
Township said the fees are
excessive and said: ad-
ministration costs should be
cut.
The land divisioncommit-
tee of County Council from
Nov. 1, 1980 to Oct. 31, 1:
received 126 applications. Of
these,91 were approved, 19
rejected, 16 are waiting fur-
ther action. Twelve applica-
tions were appealed to the
Ontario Municipal Board.
NEWBORN NEWS
CASLICK •
Ross and Ethel (LeBlanc)
are very happy to announce
the safe arrival Of Tara
Elizabeth, born on
November 24, 1981, weighing
8 lbs. 21/2 ozs. at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. A sister
for Peter. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Caslick, Wingham,
Ontario, and Mrs. M. A.
(Bunny.) LeBlanc, Goderich.
HARTMAN
All of the members of
"Team Blue" - Louie,
Shelley, Wanda and
Liesabeth from Port Albert,
are just tickled blue to an-
nounce the arrival of Shane
Louis Roy, at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, November
27, 1981, at 1:30 p.m.,
weighing in at 7 lbs. 81/2.07S.,
and 193/4 inches long. Shane
is the 6th grandchild for
George and Betty Brown,
and '14th grandchild for An-
nie Hartman, all of Clinton.
19th great . grandchild for
Mrs. Roy Brown of Aylmer.
A very special birthday pre-
sent for Grandpa George.
JOHNSON
Larry and Nancy are pleas-
ed to announce the birth of
their son, David Lawrence
Douglas, born November 22,
1981 at the York Central
Hospital, Richmond Hill, On-
tario. Proud grandparents
are Mrs. Henrietta Andrews,
Oshawa, Ontario, and Harry
and Edna Jolutson, R:R.2,
Goderich.
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