HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-03-31, Page 28PAGE 12A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1982
Children taking part in the rec board's school break , Public School Wednesday afternoon. ( Photo by Joanne
program last week had a chance to hear Canadian Buchanan)
children's folk singer Wiz Bryant when he came to Victoria
Goderich Township Council
Building permits approved
Three building permits'
and four tile drain loans
were approved by Goderich
Township ' Council when it
met inregular session on
March 15.
The building permit§ were
issued to Triple,D.J. (F. De
Jong) to build a machine
shed on lot 12, base line; to
Frank Yeo to demolish a
barn on lot 29, concession 11;
and to Joe Potter to demolish
a house. .on.lot 33,. concession
15.
The tile drain loans were
approved for William
Jongejan for $10,025 on 1ot25,
concession 1; for Peter
Vandriel for $10,025 on 1ot18,
concession 6; for William
Klomps for $.5,025 on lot 38,
concession 7;, and for Frank
Yeo Jr. for $15,025 for lot 29,'
concession 11. These :loans
are all subject to fundsbeing
available.
Accounts totalling over
$70,000 were presented and
ordered paid by council.
These 'accounts included
$41,941 for .Huron County
Board of Education taxes. -
By -law no. 5, 1982, a by-law
;Slides
of Yukon
shown
to designate the Telephone
Road as a .restricted • load
limit road, was given three
readings and passed, by
council.
Mrs. Pat Rivett was
present at the council
meeting to explain a. project
which she and her husband
hope to take on as a part\of
the township's . 1985
celebrations. It is a project
to collect pictures of 'former
township reeves and officials
and have thein suitably
framed. Council passed a
motion . that the Rivetts be
given full co-operation and
encouragement in 'the in-
teresting project.. .
One tender was received
for the lakeside lot recently.
advertised for sale in, the
township.. Council . was
concerned that the tender
was. too low and before ac-
, cepting it, there will be an
on-site inspection of the lot.
Melle Van der Wal was
present at the meeting to
complain that a municipal
drain was lowering the water
level in his well. Council
referred this matter to
Bartlett and Associates, the
drainage engineers.
Spring flowers decorated •
the parlour of Knox
Presbyterian Church for the
March meeting of the Arthur
Circle.
President Grace Cameron
welcomed guests following
the opening, prayer and a
sing -song led by Betty
Coulte
•
Huron County Planning
Department requested
approval from the township
to hire a summer student to
assist in the zoning by-law.
Council gave its approval of
this and agreed to assume its
share of the wages involved.
The •Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
asked approval of their plan
to hire students for summer
projects. Council gave its
approval provided that there
will be no additional cost
above the ' budget levy
already presented.
Rosemarie Evans was
present at the meeting to
show slides taken at the
Lady Diana Nursery School
at Vanastra where 10 area
children aged two to 10, are
given training each weekday
morning for 10 months of the
year. The children' are all
considered as having,
delayed development. One is
from Goderich Township..
Council passed a motion
agreeing to support one child
at the school, as requested,
by making a payment of $125
each half year.
Council then adjourned
until Aprils at 8 p.m.
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Minutes were- read by
Dorothy Reed and the
treasurer's report was given
by Hazel McCreath.
Preparations are being
made for the 70th an-
niversary of the Arthur
Circle to be held October 19
in the form of a banquet.
Former memberswill be
invited.
Lucy Johnston and her
group led in the devotional
time. The theme was on
'Love' taken from I Cor. 13.
Poems were read by Betty
Fisher and the prayer was
given by Lee McCallum and
Dorothy Reed. The hymn,
•'0 Love That Will Not Let
Me Go" was sung as a fitting
conclusion to the' devotional
service\
Lucy introduced Bernice
Mcllwain who showed slides
of her recent trip to Alas
' and the Yukon. The mem-
bers enjoyed this presen-
tation which included a few
main places as well as many
agricultural areas.
To coticlude the evening,
Lucy read a story about St.
Patrick and finished with an
Irish blessing. Lunch was
then served.
The next meeting will be
the Easter Thankaffering to
be h held April 19. Mrs. John
Wood will be the speaker and
Ann Coulter will sing. "
•A - rummage sale is
planned for May. Watch the
Bulletin Board in the Signal -
Star for details.
'Did Si hear
that noise?"
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