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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-28, Page 6ty �nriah three..• properties as • would be.fox_the town to wino* possible acquisition areas donate the woodlot to the ;sed a and that the Industrial Authority at a: nominal iesdayto Park woodlot was one of fee with the Authority to council them, He outlined three develop an maintainit. ..w dldt in the alternatives for the And th third alter- +rfust>rialParkret iain.in committee in .case they .native, . he suggested, a developmental zone and wanted to proceed with would be for the town to that the ownership,of it be the woodlot project., sell the woodlot to the retained , in the town's The first alternative, he Authority with the name. ° said, would be to turn the Authority to develop it. is mothnfollowed.a woodlot over: 'to the " Alternatives two and ,presentation by GEDC' Authority to develop and three would require a chairman Dave. Gower' manage and when plan ''and' Ministry ap- who. is . also chairman of . completed, the Authority the Maitland Valley would return the property, Conservation Authority. to. the town for local He stated that the management. Authority had identified The second alternative prooval, said Gower. • There would also be the possibility that the ownership could reniain in the name of the- town with the Authority to _ manage the project, he added. After a long discussion, the corlmittee felt that it would be best to leave the woodlot like it iS at present 'to keep all op- tions. open for future use. The necessity for access 'to the land east of the ' woodlot was of% of the. prime considerations. Itwas also rioted fhat people oriented activities in the 'industrial Park ..may cause problem's with regard to tresspassing and vandalism on Industrial Park prbperty. Labatts balloon at Dungannon celebrations BY MARIE PARK Colin Chisholm has returned home following surgery in London. There were 11 tables of euchre at the Agriculture Hall on Wednesday evening. Lady winners were Ilia, Pollock -and Jean Errington while the gents were Jack Errington and Morris Ivers: Benson Finnigan won the door prize. Randy Kerr of the bar committee, for the bir- thday- celebrations, reports that ' they have decided, to use the Labatts company beer tent, plus the large balloon which will be Sale OF THE G D STUFF. • Floor sample furniture • One -of -a -kind lamps • • Fine porcelain dinnerware at 20% -50%: off •. Exclusive giftware - 50% off •,Framed artwork - 25% off unless previously reduced All sales final Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9-5 only Exclusive • Fabrics. Wallcoverings •Furniture:Art & Accents SHOWROOM: 128 Albert Street, Clinton 482 3871 ' PAPER `1 ACKS - CHILDREN'S BOOKS 0 0 Cd lore 111 Og F,•NCHERj � I _' 'Q M a 0 0 0 1111 W 0 u CO giving rides to the public on the Saturday, August 2. He also reports that people are making good use of the hall as it• is rented right up into April. Brenda and ° Barbara Nivins celebrated their 5th birthdaxs on Saturday by having a few little friends in. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moulton of Simcoe visited with Mrs. Lill McDonald one day last week. Mrs. Fred Stirling and, Harold of Thamesville spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs: Robert Irvin. Carol Nivins, Kathie Stanbury, Sandy McWhin,ney, Diane -Park and Lynda McNee at- tended ..the Agricultural Society Convention, held in Toronto on Wednesday and Thursday of last -DUNGANNON UCW The February meeting at the home of Mrs. Olive Blake began' with a dessert luncheon served by Mrs. Bessie' McNee and Mrs. Donna Alton. Mrs. Amy Wiggins and Mrs. Donna Alton were in charge of the program which included a Bible reading from James: 14; the Japanese version of the 23rd Psalm; a reading, We Are ,One in the Spirit; excerpts from an article, "What it's Like to be a Christian in n', and-discussion-in— study nd-d:iscussi.on.in-study groups. Mrs. Bessie McNee presided for the business part of the meeting, Minutes were read by Turn to •pale 18 • BOOKS GALORE - PAPERBACKS - CHILDREN'S at FINCHEWS, Shoppers Square, Goderich 0 and at LEISURE WORLD,Suncoast Mall, Hwy. 215 tai LU Cld WYOMING by Dana Fuller Ross .0 Wagons West, third in a series. WYOMING! Men, women and children Q staking their all on the slimmest chance of success. They depend for ' survival on men like wagon scout Whip Holt, never bested by man or 0 beast. 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HARD COVER BOOKS - PAPERBACKS - CHILDREN'S BOOKS - BOOKS The committee received and, filed several .pieces. of ,cerre.spondenee including a letter from' the Planning Board advising that it would deal .:with the- unzoned. land in the Industrial Park at a meeting on March 12 and that. it .would be preparedto; make required rezoning and Official Plan changes at that meeting, "The Board has asked for a presentation from . ,the GEDC at that time. The committee felt that due to the complexities of the Official. Plan update and its presentation to Planning Board, that a special meeting should be held to formulate the presentation. This meeting is to be held at noon on March 5. 1 The Huron County Pork Producers Association had a full house at the Clinton Legion last Wednesday, for-.. their- _annual meeting, and heard. that over- production and low prices are in store this year. Douglas - Farrell, right, vice-chairman of the Marketing Board talked with John Van Beers, left, of RR 1, Blyth, and Merle Gunby, president of the Huron C&unty Federation of Agriculture. (News Record photo) EDITORIAL APPOINTMENTS SHIRLEY J. KELLER. EDITORIAL CO-ORDINATOR FOR SIGNAL -STAR PUBLISHING IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS.... DAVE SYKES APPOINTED ASSISTANT EDITOR IN CHARGE OF THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR CATH WOODEN NEWLY APPOINTED TO EDITORIAL. STAFF SHIRLEY J. KELLER EDI? RtAL-CO ORDINATOR SIGNAL -STAR PUBLISHING JOANNE BUCHANAN REPORTING STAFF CATH WOODEN NEWLY APPOINTED TO STAFF e DAVE SYKES ASSISTANT EDITOR oU can OW o° ° ward to Shirley's °r,°is each .be however, roostveeT (Aspects involving the ootfloyour Viper .s behOfld1ed Gu • IRRIERk ALSO -PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF THESE NEW ADVERTISING DEADLINES ENTERTAINMENT BULLETIN BOARD CHURCH PAGE FARM PAGE • .. . MONDAY 5 P.M. . MONDAY 5 -P.M. • •••••• MONDAY 5P.M. ALL OTHER REGULAR DISPLAY ADS ...........3 P.M. 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