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LIONS CLUB
CABLE T.V.
-BINGO
beginning Monday, September 15, 1986
at 7:15 p.m.
MI IL.
Cards available at the following locations:
Goderich:
R.B. Variety, Huron Rd.; Black's Grocery, Britannia Rd.; Simmons Market, Bayfield Rd.;
Beckers, Hamilton St. and Suncoast Dr.; Shanahan's Foodland, The Square; Triangle Dis-
count, The Square; Fincher's, The Square, EMA Foods, Victoria Street,
Clinton: Holmesville:
Kuenzigs Foodiand, Mary St.; Clinton
Electric; C & E Hobby & Variety, Victoria St.
Holmesville General Store
LITTLECHILD—FIELDING
Ellen Jean Fielding, of 239 South St.,
Goderich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mahon, of 143 Keays St., Goderich and Lee
Randy Littlechild, of 242 Maple St.,
Goderich, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lit-
tlechild were married Aug. 9, 1986 at North
Street United Church with Rev. Gordon
Pickell officiating. Matron of honor was
Kathleen Peterson, of 344 Regent St.,
Godegich and groomsman was Carl E.
Peterson, of 344 Regent St., Goderich.
Ushers were Dan Henry, of RR6 Goderich
and Ged Stinnissen, of Waterford. The
reception was held at the home of the
groom's parents. After a wedding trip to Ip-
perwash, the couple will reside at 124 Ben-
nett St. E., Goderich. (photo by Adam
Littlechild)
McGee places
second at C.N.E.
Ken McGee, of Goderich, came home
with a second -place finish from the 34th
annual CNE Antique Classic Car Rally and
Parade, held August 28.
McGee's 1949 Buick Roadmaster, one of
only eight such cars in the world, captured
second place in Class 6 (Post War to 1961)
at the competition.
McGee isan antique car enthusiast who
has been buying, restoring and showing
classic automobiles for many years.
His Roadmaster was One of over 220
vehicles displayed at the show.
Margaret Reynolds, daughter of Mrs. M.
Reynolds, of Goderich, graduated on the
Dean's list of Loyalist College, Belleville, as
a Social Worker.
Lisa Leddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Leddy, graduated in June from the
Dental Assisting Program at Fanshawe Col-
lege. Lisa is currently employed with a den-
tal office in London.
SWEEP enhances water quality
SWEEP is a five year $30 million federal -
provincial agreement designed to improve
soil and water quality in southwestern
Ontario.
The program was developed in response
to the Canada -U.S. Great Lakes Water
Quality Agreement calling for phosphorous
reductions in the Lake Erie basin. SWEEP
is part of the Canadian agreement calling
for reduction of 300 tonnes per year — 200
from crop lands and 100 from industrial and
municipal sources. •
SWEEP has two purposes: the first is to
reduce phosphorous loadings in the Lake
Erie basin from cropland; the second is to
Township vetos
GODERICH TWP - During a special coun-
cil meeting held here on August 25, council
decided to veto Dick Peever's proposal to
put a trailer park on a part lot' of the
Bayfield Concession.
Following a- study of letters of objection,
letters in support and requests for informa-
tion, council passed the motion, "That we
recommend to the Huron County Planning
Department that Harbour Lights (Peever)
application not be approved in its present
form."
Council decided to call tenders for an of-
fice addition to the Goderich Township Com-
munity Centre.
An application for rezoning from Sid
Bruinsma was accepted by council, and will
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improve the productivity of Southwestern
Ontario agriculture by reducing or ar-
resting soil erosion.
The two levels of government will attack
the problem in a coordinated effort, drawing
on the expertise of the public and private
sectors, including farmers and farm groups.
The Ontario Ministry of Agricluture and
Food will stress delivery of their Soil and
Water Conservation program by
strengthening its extension in the field,
demonstrating technology and giving
technical, assistance to farmers. In addition,
the province will continue to offset the cost
of erosion control structures through ex-
ic+inet nrnrlrame
trailer park
be referred to the Huron County Planning
Board for further action.
Mr. Bruinsma's request calls for the zon-
ing being changed from AG -1, which is
agricultural, to AG -3, which allows a person
to live and operate a business in an
agricultural area.
During their regular meeting of August
18, countil passed a bylaw which *ill
designate the Holmesville Ball Park as the
G. G. (Gerry) Ginn Memorial Ball Park.
Council received four tenders for deliver-
ing pit run and crushed gravel for the
township roads. A tender of $20,250 from
,Merner Contracting was accepted by coun-
cil, subject to approval from the Ministry of
Transportation and Communication.
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Ontario Hydro Electrical Inspection Department is pleased
to announce a new office location effective September 15,
1986:
240 Graff Ave.,
Mornington Mall
Stratford, Ontario
N5A 6Y2
(519) 273-0861
BY LAW:
All electrical wiring work in this Province whether it be in
a home, office or industrial building must be checked and
approvedby an Ontario Hydro Electrical Inspector. Inspec-
tions are made to determine if electrical wiring is safe and
conforms to the Electrical Safety Code of Ontario - a com-
prehensive standard that minimizes the risks of fire and elec-
trical shock hazards.
White Bean
Pro ucers
!I'IRS FALL
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Roundup or Atrazine
For Control of Twitch Grass
Plan to deliver your white beans to
Hensall Co-op
Your support is necessary to maintain a viable
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business in the marketing of'your beans.
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• PATRONAGE DIVIDENDS m on profits earned
• EXCELLENT FACILITIES for fast efficient service
• TRADE CO-OPERATIVE!! We continue to work for YOU even
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• WE APPRECIATE AND NEED
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'Now two locations to serve you IMnaOt'
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Hwy. 04. BelgrevO
351.2711 523.4454
Mon.•Frl. ae,m.-5p.m.
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County Rd. $25. Auburn
526.7262
Mon. -Fri. 8:30.5:30
SM.8.12noon
Hensall - 2624002