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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-04-07, Page 3sol anti m i` EN Ip :en (, Ct FOR In OR RES cALL Mn. AT 482 OR 481. re 4TIONS ER 12.95 ebration at centre ter Centre Chef Ken Schmidt slices up the centre's sary cake at celebrations Friday honoring one year ration after the facility received residents in 1976. g on are members of the four houses the residents uped in. From left they are Richard Huesseof Erie House, Archie Moore of St. Clair, Raymond Owl of Superior and David Fox of Huron. The staff of the centre and some residents gathered in the centre auditorium to celebrate the occasion. (staff photo'. until would ward off ture noise compl�ints orrisey 's "small The main concern of to buy a "small Colborne Township officials land" iron the- Town as well as Goderich Town ich, off the airport Council members was the adjacent to some real possibility of complaints already owned by from residents in years to in Colborne come concerning the noise , did not seem so from Sky Harbor. once all the im- Reeve Bi11 Clifford of the sale were ..,,remiaded eoupcii „ that.. the. property already 'owned by finally did give Morrisey was recommended for the sale of the 1.6 to be zoned as permanent ip at a cost to residential in Colborne of $1,280, with the Township's new secondary rresponsible for any plan. y survey work, Councillor Dave Gower also n and legal ex- a member of the Airport as well as tree Committee, said Colborne and fencing. But representatives on the Air- ould only approve port Commitee had recom- subject to the mended the sale of the land to ry development Morrisey but would be t with Colborne looking into "attaching something" to any future y went before the building permits issued for Committee in late the area which would ncerning purchase "recognize the airport is operty which is 67 there" and dis ourage noise and 1200 feet long. complaints regarding the me it was clear that facility. wanted the land in "I don't know how you evelop some lots he would write such a restriction wned - and that in on it," said Councillor Bob g those lots, other Allen. "I'm thinking five or would be provided ten years from now." d would also be ripe "You can write in all the pment. provisos you want, but after a period of time people will over market value when you complain," stated Councillor consider the type of land that Don Wheeler. It has hap- is there," offered Clifford. `I pened all over Canada."> Councillor Stan Profit told _ feel itis a Deputy-clerkfair on Larry . ' council its primary decision . L a r r y should be whether or not to sell the land. He said he didn't think, council could ,prevent future complaints in the event that more homes were con- structed as a result of the sale. "Are we not ebrcerned with years down the lane?" asked Allen. "We can only suggest and recommend," commented Gower. "It is our property and we can sell it with the 'un- derstanding that the town will not be responsible for noise. complaints," suggested Allen. "You can't legislate people's complaints," in- terjected Councillor Elsa Haydon. "Is this a good price?'." asked Allen. "I really don't know." Reeve Clifford a licenced appraiser, said he'd had occasion recently to appraise some farm acreage in the area. "I feel that this is slightly M SH JUMBO DOZ. WHOLE -HALF H ROAST LB. 8 REMOVED RIB OR BLADE iSTS LB. 794 pPY EASTER" OPEN THURSDAY NITE TILL 10 'CENTRE SLICED BACK BACON ,x1.59 OVEN READY FRESH 7-8 LBS. . CAPONS LB. LEAN -DELICIOUS WHOLE OR HALF LB. 10 McCabe said the Ministry of the Environment is presently working with Colborne Township ' m1 county plannin oflde• 9 arding the noise factor at the airport. "Colborne Township IS working on this," saidpayor Deb Shewfelt. "Thdy'`'are concerned about ul; and we're concerned about them, the way good neighbours should be." Council Briefs Town council passed a recommendation of the parks committee that the Ontario Parks Association be advised that Goderich opposes the sale of alcoholic beverages in spectator stands or seating areas during games or fun- ctions in parks and recreational areas. "This has nothing to do with special occasion permits, beer tents and the like," explained parks ' chairman Elsa Haydon. "If the Blue Jays can't have it, I see no reason why we should have it," commented Councillor John Doherty. "It is an assinine archaic rule," grumbled Councillor Stan Profit. "We're not adults anymore." ••• 'Councillor John Doherty asked Monday evening -when the Hoy building on West Street would be cleaned up following the fire which destroyed the garage about seven .months ago. He was advised by Administrator Harol Walls that there were assurances the debris would be cleared away by the -end of April at the latest. "Is this sort of thing covered by bylaw?" asked Councillor Bob Allen. "Not really," said Mayor Deb Shewfelt. "There are certain steps to follow and then the town can clean. up and put it on the taxes of the owner." STOP -BOTH DIRECTIONS FORA SCHOOL BUS iINSLIE MARKET LIMITED 104 SNOOPERS SQUARE 524-8551 WE SPECIALIZE IN 'CUSTOM KILLING 75,4..00, J i.. Sale dtivine is a Iai�ily i1M31it. p o !hits ODE RII;it SIGNAL^± l' make p011o on centennials Huron County Board of Education trustees played politics at the Monday board meeting when a request for Centennial Funds came to the board from Blyth Public School. The request was for a $200 grant for a school reunion in conjunction with the village's 100th birthday .this summer. The expenses with which the reunion organizers wanted help were listed and totalled $75 for publicity, $90 for ticket printing, $35 for postage and $50 for display material. Goderich Trustee Cayley Hill, recalling a similar request from organizers of a reunion at Goderich District Collegiate Institute for the town's 150th celebration of its founding, said that Goderich got one third of what it requested. The organizers asked for $700 and received $200 to be used strictly for postage. Blyth Trustee R.J. Elliott replied to Hill that Blyth had asked for a realistic figure when requesting their grant. "They probably had it pumped up to allow for that," said Hill. Colborne Trustee Shirley Hazlitt moved that the board give Blyth $35 for postage and the board's best wishes. Elliott said that as he recalled, the board gave Goderich $200 after a request for $700 was made. He also recalled the grant was being -used for postage, coffee, cookies and other similar things. Director of Education John Cochrane looked up the minutes of the meeting where the Goderich grant was discussed and said that the board stipulated that the $200 was to be ' used strictly for postage. Hazlitt's motion was defeated and Elliott moved that Blyth be given the $200 requested and that the board esiRhlish a policy for financial involvement in centennial projects in the future. The motion was carried. wrerr (iere's a to velr . Gift suggestion for HEAD QUARTERS FOR •ROGERS MAJESTIC TV .. . 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