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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-16, Page 2PAGEI --000841CliSIGNMAT WEDMERSIfo DROBMOSIt10, AT A cotopilipvik„ PNONERAY LAtABESIS C(111111ro 4824305: cutnort FREE IISJIMMATES GARB..&GE Poderich Township Coma :es- protests Accolndll Wag lrve! 920,000 Were ordered POI n Gedelleh. Townthip neg nwItneeereher 7.0f amount SUN xis fthr Huron Coe* tratlee $110,060 w�$ for Hum OrratItY Bend ot Educallos tom $10,345 was tor tile debeateres a and 04000 was tor the drain By-law 21, a by-law for Is hare of drain repair' cos s setting the isbasies and rehuMerations for 1044 won given three readings snd tweleed, Ity.law 22, a by-law to rezopoint certain persons to tin and execute who offiemia 00, wee ovositwo rodingssiOpossodessoch, Rol* (Cleiatoo of R.J. Beres* rood Associates woo present at tbe council GARR 84 GEAR GARIS&GEAR GARR & GEAR GARR & GEAR GARR & GEAR GARR & GEAR GARS & GEAR GARB & GEAR meeting to outline his company's ebilitise to lilt and PlOrtra verieteo • ORIN arch as municipal dreier. No motions were recorded regarding A request for 0 land severance submitted by L.G. Hughes of Plan 1$ Woo dealt with as per questioners,. Applications for tile drain loans from RE. Thompson for lot 23, concession 15 and Iran RS. Thompson for lobo 17 and 15, concession 15 were approved by council subject to the availability of loan fines. Huron County Planning Department requested a time when it could meetwith council to review the entire zoning by-law. Council passed a motion to meet with the department on January 5 at 1:30p.m. C.R Klar and It Kelly were present to discuss a subdividers agreement for the subfiivision on past lot 20, concession 1. The proposed agreement was CIVIC CORNER Goderlch Town Council will meet Monday, December 21 at 330 p.m. in the town council chambers at town hall. Wilts Mow $91 99 WAX STOCKING STUFFERS mon $500 TEACOSIRS TOILET TISSUE COVERS CALL JEAN ANYTIME 524-8529 mimed in detail and a woMber of changes were 00Seeted with Mr. Kier to redraft the ageeement and admit tiepin to council. Mr. IL Oakes was present to protest the ithire cost apportioned to him for the mpairs done on the Tebbutt. Merrill Drain. Council reviewed the drain report and passed a motion that H. Oakes' assessment be reduced by 00 and that this 150 be levied against the remaking own= in the same proportion SO the initial Main Drain amassment. Building Permits were homed to Thome Penhale for a storage shed on part lot 4, Base Line; Jake Potent for an implement shed on lot 88, 'Wetland concession; and Partin Van den Berg to demollsh a shed on lot 99, Maitland Concealed'. Council then adjourned until December 21 at 1 p.m, Ashfield eligible for Wintario The Township of Ashfield has received notice that two separate projects will be eligible for Wintario capital grants in 1982. The grants, part of more than 75 totalling 3425 million in the southwestern Ontario region including the countries of Huron, Grey and Bruce, were an- notmeed in the Legislature Friday. On a Provincial scale, Culture and Recreation Minister Reuben Baetz announced that over 600 grants had been approved totalling 840 million. The Township of Ashfield had one grant approved for the construction of a creative playground A se- cond capital grant will help to defray the cost of con- struction of washrooms at Ashfield Park. While the capital grants have been given approval payments to the municipality will not begin until April 1, 1982. The program announced by the minister January 25, 1951 provides grants on a basis of one dollar for every,two dollats raised by the community. Details of the total grants made to the municipality will be released by the ministry before the end of December. Safecrackers fail at Woolworth's The Woolworth's store on The Square was broken into some time late Saturday night or early Sunday morning via the rear door. A safe was moved to the rear of the store and an attempt was nude to open it The -sate was left badly damaged but the contents were bit intact The hidden is still ander in- vestigation by Goderich police at this time. From December 7 to December 13, load police also report one assault, three distrentoces, three thefts, three incidents of wilful damage and one criminal driving offence. Five arrests were made and 10 criminal charges, four liquor act charges and nine highway traffic act clurges were laid. Mne warnings were also issued. 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