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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-01, Page 7• go , S% .C .1 : . • d MARCH2 • , „ ••., hog barn; the Goderleh Saltforcl Was thought to be a tenders. Were _opened by, the denied as thata • All members of, Council 'hospital; fhe fire tank truck „residential growth site above Road Superintendent, Mel severence vvould •destroy a were- present. at the regular account the Public Works Saltford Env in the SagerGoodThey wereGeorge farm unit. Garae; the road tohe Falls WealakeCh -Buanan property Radford Constructin, WIYA, Township Council at which Reserve, Park; the CIer ks area n 13errm' illerthe 9 000 y& on T0 wnship ' A request from , • , • • March 2 meeting bf Colborne the ; - . . : accounts totalling $13,021.14 • Chisholm-Hoernig property 'roads , at $1.55 per cu. yd. P--- Maitland . Valley ? Con- sofftee. ' A letter frem the 'Political • could be ' included in ' the $$13,950.00. and 3,000 cu. yd. on servation Authority for draftofe proposed " th d enrp Action Committee about the B ilier residential area as Boundary Roadat $1 70 per consent in principal for the „ . . , were approved for p_ayment. 4closing of the Clinton Hospital . well as some property from • cit. yd. = 85,100.00; a total of- Authority to request•vapious• Colborne • Township Secon- (' dary Plan was given to was approved by Council No the. United• Church to ' the $19,050.00 ;' the Sandy- Con- .. Consulting services to submit study. Meetings for this were ‘a, rest far ba grant tor. the Mobile • Hom: Parks were- cu, Y"...d on Township. r de at regarding problems.. of the •; ,. . - tracting Company Ltd 000 estimates of costs for a study - members.- of Council for action was_taken in regard to Creekpn County Road No31 set for the eVeniegs of March, t..,.1 .n'sA , rn .ttlanpr. . '. discussed in detail and it was • $1.43,, per cu .% Yd ."---• $12670.00 Lake - Hti:ron - .shoreline 8 and 9 with public meetings ,, 4. 'Furl* Taw w nrime.A. •. agreed in principle that no and 3,000 cu yd on Boundary development with Colborne tObe announced later: -"."-.• '''''''4.'''''''' .„ flew mobile 'home parks be R°4d 6n 13Ouridary "Roap d at- TownshiP -participation in the , ,. - FcirdM• Clark, Tbwnship M the., March.S etadY , established' at the Present $1.58 Pen cu.: yd. -=°-• ,$4,740.00, , cost tobe agreed onat a later • Drainage Commissioner 'meetings; Ceaneil listed ' time. ' Mobile homes or' a total of p.7,61-0.00. Thase.:, date aivas • approved in prin • , reported to Council on the several Points to be discussed - trailers weida be ceesiaprea , tenders were for, grayel "..ciPle• • For 1976 Maitland London Drainage Convention with ,fluron County Plannerfor a joint or family . farm , crashed and spread. dr River 'flood control g,tact -he had attended outlining tile .. Gary Davi‘cfson at the • operation only and no land ' It was anoVed by Councillpr emerency cohRussei • drainage runways, plastic tile . 61.lowingmeeting. • severance for such' would be Bogie and , 'seconded by • Kernighan, RR 4, Goderich. and John Maaskant, Clinton , . Councillor MacPliee that the ' crushing and tile drainage on Mt. Davicheeri indicated passible. . _ - s9d. On a motion of Coun, that most people recognize Regarding -cottages on the' tender of Sandy Contracting. RR-: 1, - .4, Company Ltd. be accepted The e•oad superintendent cillors. Bogie and lylacPhee that a Mures County Plan is in Lake .Huron shoreline 'and $20 per day for two day S were effect:and they only challenge Maitland River,' it. was sebjedt, to the -approval of the discussed with Council the -allowed for his expenses. : it in regarey to cereflict of thought . thee should be, , Ontario Ministry of Tran .:unfinished workat the new Leopard Fisher, Township interest or a clkaitge or landnt spbrtation and Cern- public wprks garage, Tht ' curtailed until the .prese Clerk reported to Council that Cemetery Manager reported tise, lots are Used. An „application- for a a letter h mmad been' received on ' ceetery atters Ife indicated ' that Agricultural " eoriimir cial building permit to add,two from C.P. Rail regarding the suggesting that a survey be agriculture in -Colborne 'businesses :such as • im- rooms to an existinetabin, at gravel between C.P. Rail and made in the Spring of 1.976.. Township was the main ,plement shwa', grain dryers Bogie's Beach owned by the Colborne Township gravel • After discussing the 1976 specific plan for Colborne etc. are to be acceptable. It Ernest Tafeit was referred to pit with observatlon and Colborne Township' road Township. Farm operations Was also thought that com- the- April fe.meeting for fur- consideration of a gravel sale subsidy comprising of $53,000. and •• buildings requiring mercial businesses on High- th • infOrinatiOn. An ap • in the spring of 1976. ' ‘ - allotment and . 810,000. suP- aetcuittire code of practice, way No: 21 such as the Air- plication for a "building • The clerk was requested to plementary it was moved by building 'aide and •building' Port and the three mobilepermit from Bill Milliah to write a letter to the Guderich • Deputy -Reeve Durst and permits' were explained 13.5' home parks now established • remodel an existing barn and Postmaster requeSting that • .• GODERICR ThURSDA`i,,ARPIL 1, 1976—PAGE 7 6 , . mai for t e litwnship road uperintende—rite delivered to the mail box at the town - hip public welts garage... , ,e•' - In other Council business grant of $50 to the Dungannon Agricultural Society was approved. The Cleric.. was: instructed "to discuss . with • Henry Brindley regarding the issuing of• 1976. CP1horne Township .dog licenses and tags , and Council' was in- , formed that a representative of the -Frank • Cow.an Insurance Cernpany „would attend the Aprir6 meeting to review 1976' insurance nesdays arid Thursdays at'a salary of $.400.00 'per month. This was approved On a motion of Councillor Ker- nighan and -Deputy-Reeve Durst which carried. The license for the fire tank trucfc was to be obtained by °the Town of Goderich and billed .to the Township of Colborne. pplicies. The present clerk, ireaserer-collector :is to continue on in that 'capacity ` with hours in the tow.nahip office (upstairs in •-he township hall) three days per - week: Tuesdays, Wed • Vacuum,Cleaners Washer -Spin Dryers • Pprfable Dryers available on • easy terms HUTCMNSO.N-.,,Afe,LIANcf.$. TRADE INS...A•CcIEPTED • 308 HURON RD , „ ; - • . 524-7831 . • AR EE INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 4 Bruce. Erskine 86 North SI. .• Phone 524-9555 seconded by • Councillor , me. Davidson . . were enough for the present . A. MacPhee that the Colborne steel granary was approved. Recreation a,mas of • the nee • " • • A request for severance by ds . Township ,,1976 Road Budget Huron shoreline-WM beaches; The date of' the peblic John Redmond of 45 acres • as'prepared by the Road Superintendent, Mel Good be the Maitrand River; Sharp's meeting to be held' for . the from a remaining 100 acres passed. •• Creek, • forest areas and discussion of this secondary was approved providing that A motion fOr the Road wooded highlands were plan was set for April 22 in the the severed portion be used• . Superintendent to call for considered as recreation and Township Hall, Carlow at 8 • for agriculture only. Carried. tenders for: (a) 9,000 ca.yd. could be -farmed but net built p.m. ° ". , ,,,, ,, • Clem. and Phyllis Steffler's 111111111111111* gravel crushed and delivered on unless under subdivision . • request or s verence of 70 ._ • to the Township Roads and • control. Hamlets like Carlow MARCH 16 • acres leaving 10 acres with a (b) 3,000 cu yd gravel and Nile .were ..not--recone At the regular March 16 house,. two sheds, one garage -,crushed and delivered to the mended as subdivision sites.. meeting two 1976 gravel and one barn ret&ined'"Was --,.. - Bpundary road was passed. It . - • - • • - • super frit—eriirerich-a-d-achieve r is•' certificates for all the courses , provided by the Road Schools . except the metric, this course would be left fOr. another 111- NG • g soltime • • e-sta ings----- French DrCleaners up fivefor the night to put: season year. • Other Township busineis • included such correspon- dence- as • letters about:. • Township Cemetery rates; the •Vanastra Day Cait'e ' Centre:: ' ,introduction to -the • AisesSMent • CornmisSi-oner,. Mr. W.F. Jenkins; the certificate of • compliance re: Bill N1/2 Lot 6 Con 5 Eb fora sOw- .. - • • • 1 ••e . . •. . " • • . . • rounded out their epason in them one back of the Hopefuls single and 787 triple were the., • ' y ' ' points; john. Miller's 295 Maedae__, B.1,14,M,s1saac ted -best' the Dogies scored but• +boiNiing-leagito hiS club to the' points with a--.• enziugh—re—treirthern with a- seven point sweep over 273 singand le- an731 triple. stay -cm' e-atreatdmrrintlrpiace-r- :. ,_':. . ' the 75-igirtir Srdrs. - - - The ' Go-derich----.,,Manufacturitig Roys•Boys The Boys cleaners shut out the Stars to picked up three points for the grabbed live points to run enure a first place finish and night to move into sixth spbt their season total to 89 behind wipe out a shot the Stars had with 100. The.inanufacturert Nibby Baker's 329 single and -• atalOp:spot" • followed Gord Chap" man's 246, 738 Ariple. Art Blois lecl'A&P to four Points -w ith-a-278-single Phone. 524-2724 Itionommaimmismid pob Mills rolied up a 305 single and 615 Criple to the Single and Les Pitblado hit an win. ••_•, and 705 triple boosting the ' • 842 three guile total to help • Augie's Dogleg managed grocer's season total to :40 French to twopoints on the night to end-4Peints--lea_ving_:_theni_w_ell. in George Vanderburg led the up in eighth spot with 90. 'the basement- - -- Stars with 291 single and 688 . °. • '7' • triple: The Stars: finished with 99 points and a seventh Place standing. . •The Rookies grabbed two pOints-t0 boost their:Season__ • total to 108 points behind' a • Jim McWhinney 283 single and 812 triple. The Rookies finished in second place ahead of Len's Wreckers;Who . also grabbed two for the night. The Wreckers ended • up third in the league gettieg a final ,game 290 single and 714 triple from Joh* Hoy. The Hopefuls just missed third, place afte' a five point. set Monday night. Austin • Hartman hit a 290 single and • 739 triple to lead the Hopefuls to five points leaving them • one back of the Wreckers with 102. The Tail Ends also rolled ' . help your . • Mewl— ) 4•;40 F -1,04P Your Nome Fund to our Gold- edal abouthome • s meant a lot to us.. . • • See one of 3 Mills: - • Manager, Bill Wardley • Account Manager, Bill Fiatiyi Account Manager, ROI (au • Good thiritiA with a • Gold MedalBanker.Le's The First Canadian 6ank Bank Of MiOntreal , ••ga.• .41 • . 4g, • •WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR • ..• • CiCER.E. .AprRga.A.trot4 We wish to express our most sincere ap- ' • preciation to the many conscientious citizens ' who supported our campaign against the • Goderich Psychiatric Hospital Closure. A special•thanks is also extended to the many groups and -organizations which assisted us • by their endorsements. It is reassuring to know that there are so • many, many wonderful -people who are in- , terested in and really care about the Health ' Care of their Community. • Paul Carroll, Chairman Concerned Citizens' Committee Don is wearing just one of the styles of leisure setts we have in stock now from - Croydon, Don Parker and. Tailorcraft. Choose the storing colour that suits you best — blue, beilm, brown or "green .— in several shades. • Get the Spring •Picture -at . 0, • t • Caner Montieal "St. and The Square • GODERICH • ' . . , 7111W7•• FOOD SORES . . . PRICES EFFECTIVE • We Reserve the Right to Limit Qqantities B1-ue!-$: Supermarket. 104 The Square Gciderich • " STORE HOURS -s -MON. TUES. THURS. FRI. 8:30 a.m.-9:O0 p.m.• • TILL APRIL JO 06 • W E. b. & SAT:" DOM NO' NTER ?Mere . fir.=6"1"0"0-p-.m MAPLE LEAF .Roirk-Atamon.&drtheese--- Chunks, ChickenChunks Pickle & Pirriento •Chunks, Pork & Bacoh • MACHINE SLICED .. • -RANCH-STYLE' •. • FRESH oastung_ • Chickens - 59 LB. AVG. LB 89c ---.0.0610.6.166.64d CANADA 15-ACKERS"` Bologna SLICED • ROBIN HOOD F our 20 LB. BAG Frozen Foods Polish Coll Sausage IB.$1.29 • MAPLE LEAF • BULK WienerspK. 1.04 2 LB 4 TIDE. LAUNDRY Detergent 5 LB. KING SIZE_BOX . CANADAPACKERS acon: 79,c • SLICED Bologna CHALLENGER Sockeye • Salmi)" 73,4 OZ TIN • 9.13 Weekly Specials MAXWELL HOUSE Instant Coffee SUNSPUN • ' Cheese Slices CULVERHOUSE CHOICE Peas 10 OZ. JAR PKG. • 8 OZ. 19 OZ. TIN MAPLE LEAF • Creamery Butter RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE Tea Bags • LANCII 60'S Egg Noodles PURINA Dog Chow 10 KG BAG F $ ,30R LB. 12 OZ. PKG. PURINA• $1.09 •1.19 41t $5.49 Cat Chow I KG B" 99c PKG.$1.19 I LB• SCHNEIDERS- PROCESSED Cheese. Sikes SILVERWOOD'S & MAPLE LANE Fresh Milk 3 QT. BAG Homo 2% • Skim $1.45 NABISCO • Shreddies -• Shredded • Wheat 24 OZ. PKG. Fresh Produce ONT. NO. 1 Cooking Onions 2..AL:* 39c ONT: NO. 1 • Carrots 2 LB. BAG 2/49c FLORIDA NO...1 Sunkist Oranges D9z.79C USA NO.' 1 Cabbage- • EA. 35c . ONT. NO. t • Patat°eS 10 LB. BAGS 1, 10 , • Bread and Pastry WESTON'S MEALTYME • WHOLE WHEAT A WHITE • CRACKED WHEAT Bread 2/79c WESTONS 100 PERCENT WHOLE WHEAT • • Bread -• 2/89c -WESTONS BUTTERHORN Buns • 69c WESTONS CRULLER Donuts 2/89c • In ' .6t'..644'..'A 6'5.,'"".....6.,:i.,g:9`,:40.;kgg'4,..",*.,,,,64:;,46,,'gr.K.;:g7;;Ti •