The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-12-02, Page 39u
GODE 1' IC LSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER2,1976. PAOE,.1
hisholm named Colborne Township Road Superintendun
Colborne Township counctL work in his new post on
et in _.special session on January 1,1977.
ovember 19 and named Alex At the November 2 regular
isholm of Dungannon , Council meeting accounts
ownship Road Superin- .totalling $12,278.76 were
approved for payment on.a
motion of Councillor Ker-
nighan and Deputy -Reeve
Durst. The Clerk reported to
council on Township finances
and tax arrears. •
ndent subject to six months
obationary period and the
proval of the Ontario
inistry of Transportation
d Communications.
Mr.. Chisholm will begin
Two delegations ap-
proached council. Hugh
Feagan requested permission
to place a plastic tile drain on
the side of .the township road
Block F known as Gore Road.
Council granted permission
to Mr. Feagan withthe latter
to_ be responsible for any
damage to the tile or drain.
Keith Homan discussed
Shrine.rs name executive
The Bluewater Shrine Club Clinton; secretary, Bill
t their annual ladies' night Johnston, Goderich; ways
last Saturday night at the and means, Doug Morgan,
anastra• Shillelagh, named Clinton; publicity, Howard
t eir new executive for the Aitken, Goderich; degree
coming year." They will be team, Gerry Holmes;
installed in January. ' auditor, Ken Flett.
The new executive is past Named, directors were
president Lawrie ;lade of Harry _Hamilton of:' Grand
Clinton; president, Fred Bend, Les Habkirkof'
Willert of Grand Bend; First Seaforth, Bill" Cook of
vice-president, Bill Turnbull Goderich, Ross . Scott of
of Brussels;, second vice- Brucefield, Art Hodgins of
president, John McKeon of Parkhill, Dick Carter of
Goderich; . third vice- Clinton, Bob Drysdale of
president Ron Forster.; Hensall,` Orville Wallis . of
treasurer, Walt Newcombe, Watford, Al Lobb of Exeter,
George Cameron of
Wingham, Ken Hodgins of
London,. Cal Krauter of
Brussels; and Ron Forster of
Lucknow.
Also at the very successful
night which attracted 250
persons Tony Lapprt of
Zurich. "won ;the $200 gift •
certificate donated by the Qld
Mill, south of Blyth. Mrs.
Pauline Marlett of Clinton
won the glass turkey and
Percy Pugh of Clinton the two
dinners at the Orange
Shillelagh in Lucan.
.
;Figure skaters plan bake sale
The Goderich F
Skating Club held its monthly
meeting on Thursday night,
November 25, at thehome of
the president . Mrs. Ellen
Jeffrey.'
The minutes - of the Last
meeting were read by.Joanne
Norman and the treasurer's
report was given by Charles
Boddy.
The Membership Chairman
reported that the club has 57 �
skaters, and 32 skaters taking `� Hur�n staff • O seminar
private lessons.
The club is holding a Bake .The Ministry of Education, . and, at the same time,
Sale- and crafts table at -the - Ontario Hydro and the Union' provide the service which
Suncoast _ Mall on Saturday Gas Company Ltd., are those using school facilities
December4from3:00p.m. •sponsoringan energy require.. The Ontario
The club is having a management seminar in Government has set a target
Christmas party for the; London on. December 8, for to reduce the consumption of
skaters the last Saturday of the maintenance staff of energy by by 1980,
skating before 'Christmas,• seven area school boards.' Participants will
also
December 18•, at Vanastra. 'Participating in the one- di cuss the useFof lighting,
,
There was a test day in day seminar will be the Sg g
Lucknow on . Sunday,...maintenance staff from theventilation, operations, boiler.
'
November 28 and passing Elgin, • Huron? Middlesex, maintenance, control
tests from Goderich were: Lambton and London school .,equipment, building repair
Canasta Tango- George Kerr boards and the London -.•and other topics related ,to
and Aveleigh Cook; Surrey Middlesex ,and 'Elgin 'separate . conserving ,.energy in school.
Dance - Debbie Horton; school boards. , • facilities.;
Fiesta Tango - Lisa Taylor, The seminar_ delegates will The seminar, one of 20 to be.
,Debbie Horton; . European discuss various operating held across the province, will
Waltz- George Dierolf. techniques which can be be held at the Wellington St.,
igure
•
Celebrity Dinner
Sheri'
on Friday,: The young couple looked
night were. Daier of 'very•charming, at the head
Mitchell' and Robin Cowan of table, and - answered
'- Waterloo to represent figure . questions from the audience.
Johnny Brent the Master of
Ceremonies, along with the
rest of the celebrities and the
large crowd of people wished
them the best of luck in
Russia. -
skating. Last year they won
the Junior Worlds Pairs
Championship in France.
They leave this weekend for
Moscow Russia tocompete
again.
A'tten clilig--the Spor-t-s—employed-to-corrser-ve_energy Holiday Inn.. •
•
with Council and Mr. Gary
Davidson, Huron County
Planner his plan for ex-
pansion of the Meneset
Mobile Park which composed
of extending the present
streets south for 32 lots and a
new portion south-eastof the
present park of 49 lots making
a total of 8I additional lots.
Council approved the in-
corporation of. the extension
plan' in the Colborne Towp-
ship. Secondary Plan. "
The Huron County Planner,
Gary . Davidson presented
each Councillor, the Reeve
and Deputy -Reeve with the
second draft .copy of the
Colborne Township Secon-
dary plan and Tuesday,
November 9 at 9:00 p.m. was
set for the . Planner and
Council to review the plan,
Building permit was
granted to Les... Pitblado of
Proctor . Subdivision for a
workshop. A -land severence
for Knud Peterson was ap-
proved by Council while one
for Mrs. Margaret Clutton
was refused.
Mel Good, Township Road
Superintendent reported that
snow fences were to be
erected. Hestated that he had
been unable to make an
agreement with Eric Moore
re: the levelling and removal.
of earth on a hill on. Mr.
Moore's sideroad. A second
snowplough truck was
discussed as was also a driver
for the Tovvnship Truck:
A letter from the Secretary
of the Huron County Clerk-
Treasurer's Association,
Wm. Alcock regarding
payment of 1977 rates to the
Huron County School Board
and the Huron -Perth
Separate School Board be
June 30 and December 15 with
a letter to besent to these
Boards requesting approval
resulted in Council's approval
for the above payment dates. •
The Clerk reported that the
five Township Hall windows
had been measured for
storms. Bylaw No. 8-76 being
a Biennial Municipal Election
Bylaw was passed by council.
The night of November 17 was,.:
agreed upon for the Township..
Ratepayer's meeting.
At a special council:"
meeting held on November 9
Mr. Gary Davidson,' Huron
County Planner and Council
discussed several proposed"',
developments which had been
requested. As the Lakeshore
Study was still in progress
and not completed it was
agreed that no new
until this study is published
and approved by Council, at
which time the Colborne
Council would make amen-
dments for developments as
needed.
In discussing the
residential area of Benmiller
that portion of Lot 2 Con 2 ED
is to be residential but not to
render Lot 3 Con 2-• ED as
restricted 'agriculture.
Saltford East and North were
to be the main - residential
growth area. Rural lots of
minimum size are to confer to
agricultural,polieies.
Colborne Township
Secondary Plan Bylaw No. 9-
76 was approved by Council,
and a public meeting would
be planned in January 1977.
Building permits were
approved for John Feagan for
a porch addition to his
residence and a • trailer,
variety,` store . on' Algonquin
St., Meneset Mobile Park and
business licence to Mrs. Ruth
Ann Brennan for same.
At the November 1-6
meeting of Colborne Council
Mr. Russell Pfrimmer, owner
of a resident lot in Benmiller,
Pt • Lt 1ED Con 1 ac-
companied by Mr. Tom
Tobey of Hoist Real Estate
discussed with council the
changing of his property from
residential- to commercial
with the intended use of the
property to .be a gift shop and
coffee shop. This change was
agreed by Council subject to
•=development -be-•-approved—
the approval of the Ontario
Ministry of Housing.
The Road Superintendent
Mel Good discussed with
council the cost of sanding the
Ashfield -Colborne Boundary
road and -the West Wawanosh--
Colhorne' Boundary Rowland
he suggested hiring the Huron
County Road Department to
do the sanding when required'
as an accurate account would
then be available. Additional
help to operate snow
equipment " was discussed,.
also requests for snow fence.
Three applications - for,
Colborne Township Road
Superintendent were opened
by the Clerk and Friday,
November 19 was• serto in-
terview the applicants.
In regard to apiece of land
on Don Lamb's property Con
1 WD purchased by Colborne
Township many years ago for
gravel, council agreed . to
check the land before , the
December 7 ,meeting.
Membership in the Ontario
Rural Municipal Association
was approved by Council.
A letter from the Ontario
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
regarding Mr. James
H-awkin's request for
drainage from Huron County
Forest LRE crossing High-
way 21 was read to council in
which the Ministry stated
their 'approvalfor a
Municipal Drain.' -:The Clerk
was instructed to contact the
Ministry of Natural
Resources at Wingham.
Council was informed of a
meeting in Wroxeter
November 25 in regard to the
cost of . a study regarding
lakeshore gully erosion and
hazard problems.
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General Insurance Agent
NOTE ADDRESS AND NEW PHONE NUMBER
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FOR
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