The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-19, Page 28PAGE 14A-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1982
Kitchener men catch seven gallons of smelt in Nine Mile River
Roy Bellinger, con-
servation officer, reports
that over 700 Rainbow trout
have been tagged so far this
year. This is 100 less than
this time last year. The of-
ficer reports that fishing has
been poor.
Two Kitchener residents
smelt fishing at the Port
Fritlay night f!om 1 .
until 2 a.m. were rewarded
with seven gallons of smelt.
The officer reports this is
poor and he doesn't see any
improvement until Fall.
Len Rooney and Frank
Konarski from, Blyth were
interviewed at 11 a.m. and
had been .fishing since 5:30
a.m. Thursday. Rooney was
rewarded with a four poiind
Rainbow trout.
Farm News
A good rain would be most
welcome to the farmers at
the present "time. 'It would
also settle the dust problem
lin the busy gravel roads in
the village and it would be
nice to see the Nine Mile
River with much more water
than it has at the present
time.
Area farmers are busy
planting corn. This is one of
the major crops in Ashfield
Township and still many
acres are to be planted.
Carmen Hayden, area
farmer, reports that cattle
were in good supply at the
Brussels Sales Barn this
week. Prices were much the
same as last week when the
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top price at that time was 96
cents per pound.
Point Farms News
Glen Sturgeon, superin-
tendent of Point Farms
Park, _reports that a small
group of campers took ad-
vantage of the nice weather
for the official opening of the
park on the weekend. The
first family to arrive was the
Smith family from. Stratford
including Wendall and
Laurel and children,
Bradley, 17 and Kirk, 13. The
Smiths are ardent campers -
starting early in May and
continuing until closing time
in October. This is the
Smith's first visit to Point
Farms. Previously they had
camped at Craigleith.
May 24th weekend is
usually a busy time . at all
parks throughout the
province., However,
Sturgeon desn't expect to
have any problems lopking
after a full park at Point
Farms.
Social News
Paul and Gelin Gohs of
Waterloo are spending the
weekend at their summer
cottage in the village. The
Gohs found it necessary to
move their cottage last fall
due to erosion in the ravine.
° Hubert and Hermine
Faulhamer of Waterloo are
spending the weekend at
their cottage in the village.
The warm sunshine and the
quiet waves lapping the Lake
Huron shoreline were just
too tempting for Hermine
who , went swimming twice
on Saturday. She reported
the water was cold. The last
of the ice just left the shore a°
few days ago,
Harold Graf and his
mother, Johanna and sister,
Eileen of Kitchener are busy
opening up their cottage for
the summer.
Steve Corkum, superin-
tendent on an Ontario Hydro
project at Atikokan, Nor-
thern Ontario, is spending
the weekend at his home in
the village.
Blake Smith, resident of
Port Albert and musical
director at the Kincardine
high school, has just
returned from a week's tour
with the high school band.
Monday they played in New
Liskeard, Tuesday in
Ashfield sets mill rates
Ashfield Township Council
met May 5 with all members
present. ' Mrs. Harold Gaunt
was present and outlined her
duties as representative on
the vvinghalll District
Hospital Board. She was
nominated to represent
Ashfield on the board for a
two year term.
A building permit was ap-
proved for Dr. N. Lefcoe to
build a cottage on part of lot
2 Lake Range.
By-law 9, 1982 appointing
George Whitby, Lucknow,
Ontario as Fire Chief for
Ashfield Township was given
three readings and passed.
Road accounts of
$10,537.83 and general ac-
counts of $19,552.90 were an -
Harbor
report , _
BYRONGRAHAM
The Algosoo arrived light
for salt from Burns Harbor
May 13 and cleared Goderich
harbor for Millwaukee May
14.
The Algorail arrived light
for salt from Bay City May
15 and cleared Goderich
harbor the same day for
Parry Sound.
The Soodoc arrived from
Thunder Bay on May 10 and
cleared harbor light May 11
for Thunder Bay.
The Robert S. Pierson
arrived from Thunder Bay
May 10 and cleared harbor
light May 13 for Thunder
Bay.
The Panagiotis S. arrived
light from Sarnia to load
corn May 12 (it was the
ship's first trip to Goderich)
and cleared harbor May 14
= for Windsor to load corn.
The Wanda arrived light
from Sarnia to load corn on
May 16 (first time in
Goderich).
The Siodoc arrived from
Thunder Bay May 17.
The Patricia S. left
Goderich harbor for Windsor
to load corn May 12.
proved for payment.
The dates for payment of
1982 taxes will be first in-
stalment June 15, final in-
stalment November 15.
WW11:11 appauv Gua
for 1982 of $1,475,259 and by-
law 10, 1982 setting the mill
rates • was given three
readings and passed with the
following rates. (1981 rates
in brackets): General
Township, Farm .and
Residential - 48.04 (47.36);
Commercial and Business -
56.52 (55.72); Dungannon
Street Lights - 16.73 (12.53),
19.68 (14.74); County - 33.97
(32.90), 39.97 (38.71); Public
Elementary - 64.11 (61.64),
75.43 (72.51); Huron -Perth
Separate -63.50 (57.73) ; 74.71
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1982 at the hour of 10 00
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'••F ,'^JrJO LICENCE ACT
(67.92); Grey -Bruce
Separate - 63.697 (56.39) ;
Secondary 56.74. (49.08);
66.76 (57.74). Total Public
School Supporter - 202.86
(190.98); 230_68 (224.68);
total Separate School Sup-
porter Huron -Perth - 202.25
(187.07); 237.96 (220.09);
Grey -Bruce - 202.447
(185.73).
This is an increase ,of 11.88
mills for a Public School
Supporter and 15.18 mills for
a Separate School Supporter.
The School Board share of
the taxes is 59.57 percent;
County share is 16.75 percent
and the Township's share
23.68 percent.
Council adjourned to meet
on May 18 at7 :30 p.m.
Chapleau and Wednesday
and Thursday they were in
Wawa. Smith reports it was
a very worthwhile ex-
perience for the band.
William Sylvester and his
mother, Jean from Stratford
spent the weekend at their
cottage in the village.
Debbie Elssat from
t■�.�t� 1c� p ..o the' vIPPIrearid
with her parents at their
cottage in the village. The
bright sunshine making the
Lake Huron water sparkle,
enticed Debbie to go in for a
swim. She reports it was
invigorating.
A phone booth will be
erected in the vicinity of the
village store. This will be an
added convenience for the
many visitors who come to
Port Albert.
Frank Sheldon has
returned to his home in Port
Albert from a six month stay
in Kapuskasing. Mr. Sheldon
is a retired employee of the
Spruce Falls Pulp and Paper
Mill. While in the north, he
resided with his sisters,
Betsy and Margaret Sheldon
who will spend one month in
the Port Albert area, before
returning north.
Lodge News
Morningstar Masonic
Lodge, Carlow, at their
regular meeting on May 12,
had as their guests, the
Degree Team of Alma
Lodge, Monkton, under the
leadership of Jim Mann,
Worshipful Master.
Morningstar Lodge has a
busy upcoming' agenda
planned. The next regular
meeting in June will be Fun
Night. The members have
been asked tobring
something that can be
auctioned off, the proceeda
to go for minor repairs to
their building. On June 2
they will attend a district
Masonic meeting in
Seaforth; on June 8 they will
be the guests of Maitland
Lodge in Goderich, where
they wui conduct the work of
the evening; on- June 9
Maitland Lodge will be the
guests of 'Morningstar
Lodge; and on June 13
Morningstar Lodge will
attend the Divine Service in
Nile United Church. District
Deputy .Grand Master, Don
Webster of Exeter will assist
the minister, George Cowan,
in the service.
A bus has been chartered
to permit members to attend
the Grand Lodge Convention
in Toronto on July 21, 22 and
23. William Cook of Clinton
will be a candidate for the
position of District Deputy
Grand Master for the South
Huron District.
It is interesting to note in
the history of Morningstar
Lodge that a group of men
requested permission to
form a Masonic Lodge in
Carlow on January 31, 1874.
Permission was granted on
February 11, 1874 and the
first ,Master was John
Varcoe (the present Master
is Avard Miller from
Carlow). The meeting time
was set as the second
Wednesday of each month.
This gave the members
travelling by horse or
walking, the advantage of
the full moon to assist them
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Church News
The Deanery meeting of
the ACW will be June 1 at the
Huron Church camp
grounds, Bayfield. Several
ladies from Christ Anglican
Church, Port Albert will
attend this one -day con-
ference.
1'j? 11)F9P, Diocese of the
Agngican Church, Synod
Meeting, opened Sunday
evening with a service at St.
Paul's Cathedral, London.
The Synod was in session
until noon Tuesday. Harold
Adams was the lay delegate
from Christ Anglican
Church.
The Reverend Robert
Crocker returned to the
pulpit of Christ Anglican
Church Sunday from a two
week vacation in Abaco,
Marsh Harbor, Bahamas.
Mr. Crocker was ac-
companied _4y- his. wife,_
Dorothy and daughter, Anne,
as they visited with Robin
Crocker, his wife, Margo and
daughter, Stephanie. Marsh
Harbor is about a 130 mile
flight from Miami and
during their stay, the
weather was extremely nice
with daily temperatures of 75
to 80 degrees.
Rogation Sunday was
observed at the afternoon
service. In the sermon, the
Rector spoke of 'Facing the
World', making it a better
world.
Communion will be ob-
served next Sunday and at
that time, the service will be
conducted by the Reverend
William Bennett from
Bayfield.
Bali News
The Port Albert Pirates
and the Bedford Hotel team
played an exhibition game
Sunday afternoon in Port
Albert. It was a hard fought
10 inning battle, the game
ending in an 8-8 tie.
The Pirates will open the
'82 season Monday night in
Dungannon when they take
on the Benmiller team. Don
Bauer of the Pirates
management reports that
the Pirates look good.
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variety of plans.
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