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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-30, Page 6. . • • . • . . STAR, WEDlig.SPAY, APRA," 080 Colborne Township council Receives several applications At the April 15 meeting of Colborne Township Council, it was agreed that Leonard Fisher's request for the purchase of equipment for the Colborne Township Ball Team—copld,Lhe obtained from the Township Recreation Budget. Twelve applications for the position of Township road superintendent were received. After con- siderable discussion regarding each ap- plication it was decided to hold a special council meeting to choose. John Kuran of Goderich was council's choice. Keith Kerr, acting road superintendent informed Council Phone Company would be removing the telephone poles on the Boundary road and that the road department would be filling in the holes. The culvert on the Frank Baer road was discussed and it was decided to widen the culvert shoulder up the approaches. Other items discussed were the ordering of culverts giying Kerr approval to do so; the road and culvert to the Sager Subdivision; Steve Buchanan's laneway; repair of soft spots on the road' to 'George Wraith's corner; removal of snow fence at Norma Hazlitt's; and notice of Ministry of Transportation and - Communication approval of the transfer and work on the Homan -Township road. Bob Fellner and his consultant agent ap- proached Council about the access township road to the Development. Several proposals were made with no agreement reached. Three building permits were issued. Hudson Milburn reported on warble fly spraying, a dog to be buried and a dangerous open well. . • A letter- from Bell Canada about listing municipal phone num- bers in blue pages was approved. A letter from the Huron County Planning Department about Huron Haven's changes in ex- pansion plans was read to Council as well as a letter from the Fire Marshal's office to the Benmiller Inn re: a fire alarm s tem • At the special council meeting April 29 the 1980 Colborne Township Budget was approved as presented by the Township accountant Ben Straughan with taxes due June 19'd'nd November 20, 1980 and tax arrears interest rate at ,11/4 per cent per month. • Colborne Township livestock valuators, Clifford McNeil and Donald Sowerby reported to Council about the Livestock •Valuator's Seminar held in Toronto • which they attended. They gave an excellent report and stated that they felt that the seminar .would help them as livestock valuators. Council was informed that if Bell Canada phone cable was 'cut by an hourly contractor; the owner of the property was responsible, if with a written contract, the contractor was responsible for damages and a Bell serviceman PROCLAMATION RESPECT FOR LIFE WEEK MAY 4-11 Whereas: The Province of Ontario has designated May as "Family Unity Month" Whereas: The family is the foundation of our corn. munity and society Whereas: The Goderich and District Pro Life Group focus on the family and their needs, educating the com- munity on respect for life of the unborn child, the han- dicapped, the aged and related areas that affect the family Therefore: Be It resolved that the Town of Goderich proclaim the week of May 4 to May 11 as 'Respect for Life Week" in co-oPeratIon with the Ontario Gover- nment's "Family Unity Month". Harry E. Worrell Mayor Town of Goderich S should be in attendance' when digging is done near a telephone cable. A •donation to the MacKay Hall Senior Citizen project was discussed and Deputy - Reeve Jewell was ap- pointed to obtain more information. Some discussion took place about a Goderich- Colborne Housing needs study. Council approved - the transfer of the Homan road property. An offer to purchase tice -Lancaster bomber site was discussed and ordered filed. A By -Law to. raise $150,000.00 to aid in the construction of tile drainage work was ap- proved. Playhouse gets Wintario boost Huron Country Playhouse has expanded their r I. • endeavours for 1980 with the additional incentive provided by the Wintario Arts Challenge Fund. The fund was established to encourage major, non-profit arts organizations, such as Huron Country Playhouse, to achieve greater long ' term financial stability. To be eligibleyou must be an Ontario -based arts organization with an annual operating budget in excess of 1150700. Wintario will match 0.00 for every $1.00 from- the corporate -private sector raised-cFver and above the yearly fund-raising target established by the •organization. The Playhouse , is hopeful that this fund will increase the current level and broaden the base of private -corporate sup- port of the Theatre. ..L OPENING FRIDAY MAY 2 TI If 1 ED l)t 1I: 1 11 INF g'41:k *44arafgeanco.Oto • SERVING DINNER 6.10 BRUNCH 11 .2 SUNDAYS \ FULLY LICENCED BY L.L.B.O. FOR RESERVATIONS PLEAE CALL 565 2576 BAYFIELD . ' VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP ACROSS THE ROAD - , .. • , ,•:, • . • • Remember Sunday May 1 1 th is That good old pioneer spirit. The Grade 3 students of Sharon Brown at Robertson Memorial Public School got a first hand look at pioneer life in Canada during their Pioneer Day, Tuesday. Scott Baechier and Pam Scheerer were dressed for the part as they simulated the atmosphere of life in the one -room schoolhouse. The students also made butter and Johnny cake as part of the learning experience. (photo by Dave Sikes) ‘41111111111111111118180018f& For Mother how. about MONOGRAMMED TOWELS OR TABLE CLOTH Everyday Special WALLPAPER 20 % OFF atOttSSCOU 73 Hamilton St. Goderich 24-2448 SUPERMARKET 104 SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH 524-9411 Prices in effect till Monday, May 5. 1980. --SUPER SAVE PRICES.. DEVON BACON 500 gr.1 QUARTER DINNER HAM C ,',:11114t OKED PREMIUM BACON CANADA PACKER SPECIALS no COTTAGE ROLL LB. 1 COLBY CHEESE. LB. 1. HAM' $199 LB. * 500 gr. SWIFT SPECIALS 11!9 LAZY MAPLE SAUSAGE PKG. • e 500 gr. 69 BACONHr 65 500 gr. SUGAR PLUM BACON 500 gr. 1 49 I. POUSH or LiKRAN1AN STYLE SALAMI SCHNEIDER'S SPECIALS BOWL 1 0 9 E EDS E SKILLET STRIPS 500 gr. BNIi IVVY ill& V KIM a/ BOLOGNA 175 gr. PKG. 1 LB. $1 49 U. 19 • 1 59 • —ft A IAA OLD FASHIONED ALL BEEF 500 gr. STEAKETTES 1 LB. or OVER '199 69c COOKED HAM 175 gr. PKG. 2?9 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A rt•ID 1 BEEF PRIME RIB ROAST T-BONE or SIRLOIN STEAK 239 LEAN GROUND CHUCK • LB STEWING BEEF 129 299 LB. LB. 2!9 199LB. BUTT CHOPS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" PORK LB 99c ELLOGC S "SPECIAL K" 475 gr WHITE SUGAR Every Day Low Price 2 KG. BUTT ROAST '149 • 189 U. SkIPPY CREAMY OR CRUNCHY 199 PEAN-UT-RLITTER- DELMONTE FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL ST.LAWRENCE-169 CORN OIL 1 5 L 0 GREEN GIANT FANCY WAX BEANS" 1401. 45c PURINA pv99YCII-10W PAPER TOWELS A29 8 KG. Ile • 2's SUNSPUN I; LB 99 SILVERWOOD'S ICE CREAM MAPLE LANE MILK 2% SHOULDER ROAST LB 79c 2 L. 3 QT. BAG EVERY DAY LOW PRICE 1 75 U. BUTTERBURY LIQUID DETERGENT 24 OZ. TOMATO KETCHUP 20 01 89 FORTUNE CORNED BEEF 12 OZ. SUNSPUN PURE CHOICE 89c ymiTLI! JUICE 4801. STEWED TOMATOES 1907. POWDERED BLEACHooz 1:9 65c GREEN GIANT FANCY GREEN BEANS 14 OZ. BEEMADE CANADA NO. 1 WHITE HONEY 2 LB. 159 45c 229 COTTON TISSUE 4's 1r 1:9 HIGHLINER FROZEN FAMILY SIZE FISH STICKS PEPSI COLA KIST GINGER ALE 3201. 2?9 750 ml. 3/95c PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT QUENCH FLAVOUR CRYSTALS VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK RUTABAGAS U.S.A. NO. 1 LETTUCE 1401. 119 2/8V 11W 79c LB. 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