The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-09-26, Page 9atP
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Colborne Township Council
Magician will perform
The regular meet ng of Colborne
Township Council was held on September 18
with Deputy -Reeve Bill Vanstone chairing
the meeting in the absence of Reeve Russel
Kernighan who was ' attending 4 Con-
servation Authority/Water Resources Con-
ference in Toronto.
The clerk reported that arrangements
have now been completed with Colborne
Central School for the appearance of magi-
cian, Tom Kubinek, at the school's "Meet
the Teacher Night" on Monday, October 15
at 8 p.m. Mr. Kubinek had been contracted
by the township to entertain at the Bicenten-
nial Celebrations on July 21. He did not ap-
pear however, and in an effort to make
amends, he promised tq appear at a function
of the township's choi e. This appearance,
therefore, will be the f ilment of that pro-
mise.
The treasurer repo ed that assessment
reviews of properties i the Meneset Trailer
Park and at Goderich Airport had resulted
in lowered assessment and a corresponding
reduction in property taxes on the affected
properties. Therefore, council approved tax
write-offs in the total amount of $182,12.
Building permits were issued to Richard
Meier, Lot 14, Lake Road West Concession,
for the conversion of a pit silo to a machine
storage shed by the addition of frame wall
and roof; to Eric Gosse, 15 Cree Road,
Meneset Trailer Park (extension) for an 8
foot x 20 foot addition to his mobile trailer
home; and to Fred Bridle, Site 77, Cherokee
Rd., Meneset Trailer Park, for an 8 foot x 10
foot addition and the closing -w of a patio
porch on his mobile trailer home.
Rating By-law No. 16-1984 to authorize tile
drainage loans for Glen Ribey, Lot 2, Conc.
11 W.D.; Donald C. Feagan, Lot 2, Conc. 5
E.D. and Philip Clark, Lot 15, Conc. 7 E.D.,
in the total amount of $16,500, was given all
required readings and passed.
The meeting adjourned to Tuesday, Oc-
tober 2 at 8 p.m.
Plowing Match winners
A Seaforth area teenager, Paul Dodds of
RR 1; Seaforth, won the teenager class of
the 57th Huron County Plowing Match on
September 15. The win brought with it the
chance to compete in the scholarship class
at the International Plowing match near
Tevoitdale in Wellington County.
Jeff McGavin of Walton, has also been
selected by the Huron Plowmen's Associa-
tion to compete in the scholarship class bas -
,,,ed on his performance last year but the in-
ternational association cut the scholarship
entries to one from each county this year.
George Townsend, president of the Huron
Plowmen's Association, told those attending
the Huron match that reducing the scholar-
ship is a "big mistake".
"This is where we get the encouragement
at the county level for young people to get in-
volved. We have had up to as many as eight
m this scholarship class. We have had our
team picked from last year's competition to
go to this year's match and now we have to
tell them only one may go."
The teen class competition at this year's
match was used as the deciding competi-
tion. Paul Dodds won out over Steven
Adams of Brussels who came second and
Jeff McGavin who placed third. Both Paul
and Steven will compete at the International
but not in the scholarship class.
Mr. Townsend said the number of en-
trants and spectators was up this year over
last year despite the chilling rain and wind
and rnud. He said there will be 11 or 12 from
Huron competing at the International this
year. .
The plowing competition winners were:
Huron residents drawing as many plows as
wished, the winners was Brian McGavin of
Walton„Bevan, Shapton of Exeter, second
and Jim Pentland of Dungannon, third.
In the open class for all contestants and
any kind of plow, rod McGillivray of RR 4
Paisley won first place; Clare Paton, Lucan
second and Ron Scotchmer of Mitchell,
third.
In the Green class for Huron boys and
girls, 15 years and under, Dennis Hallahan,
Blyth, was the winner with William Fother-
ingham of RR 3, Seaforth, second and Den-
nis Dietrich, Dashwood, third.
Class for girls was won by Vicki Gordon of
RR 1, Seaforth.
In the class for Huron Teenagers, the win-
ner . was Paul Dodds of Seaforth, Jeff
McGavin of Walton and Murray Townsend.
In the class for Huron, open to contestants
using non -competition plows, the winners
were Paul Fear, first; paul Pentland,
Dungannon; and Dennis Dietrich, RR 3
Dashwood.
Class open to all comers was won by Rod
McGillivray, Paisley; Brian McGavin,
Walton, second.
Class open to tractors drawing four plows
or more: John Becker, Dashwood, first;
Larry Hackett of Lucknow, second and Bob
Mathers of Listowel, third.
In the antique plow class, Ron Scotchmer
of Mitchel, first; Paul Betties, Kippen, se-
cond and Clare Paton, Lucan, third.
In the horse class, the winner was Edgar
Howatt of Blyth, the only entrant.
The class for politicians and other
dignitaries, which was a horse class, was
conceleed because of the rain and mud con-
ditions.
Farm tours part of Food Month
October is Agri -Food Month—a special
month to celebrate all that farming and
related food service industries mean to our
provinces.
In Huron County, host farms of the County
Federation of Agriculture have offered to
give you and your family a farm tour. Come
and see how your food is grown. You may
visit a .dairy farm, hog farm, cash crop
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farmrrxed firm or a vegetable farm.
Contact one of the phone numbers listed
below by October 15, specifying your choice
of farm tour, and a special time will be ar-
ranged for your visit: the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture, 482-9642; or the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food,
482-3428.
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If you're
NEW IN TOWN
and don't know
which way to turn, call the
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hostess at
524-7165 or
524-2544
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NOMINATION
MEETING
for ,
HURON -BRUCE
PROVINCIAL LIBERAL `
ASSOCIATION
is to be held `
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THURSDAY, OCT. 4
t the ;
`LUCKNOW COMMUNITY
CENTRE
` at 8:30 P.M•
Sean Conway, Deputy Leader of the
Ontario Liberal Party Is the Guest
Speaker.
Membership for new members most be
purchased 72 hours before the meeting
to be able to vote.
11983 Memberships will be renewed at
111 the door.
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The Goderich Laketown Band recently bought an Ontario, Goderich and Canadian flag to
use in parades and at concerts. The $300 to buy the flags was donated by the Goderich
Kinsmen Club last year. Here, left to right, displaying the flags are band president Ken
Dunn, band treasurer Dona Baker and band director Jinn Peters. At far right is Jim Hayter
Jr., past president of the local Kinsmen Club. The Laketown Band is looking for new
members and has some instruments available for loan. Rehearsals are Monday evenings
from 7-9 at GDCI and if you would like to join the band, just show up for rehearsal or contact
Ken Dunn at 524-8903 or director. Blake Smith at 524-8937. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan}
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