HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-03-08, Page 35GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1979—PAGE 13A
C • uncil asks engineer to speed up survey
Two bylaws were pending hearing
passed when Goderich regarding an application
Township Council met on on part lot 39, concession
Feb,nary 19. 9.
Bylaw number 1, 1979, George Brophy was
a bylaw to provide land present at the meeting to
use and building finalize details of the.
restrictions on part lot 36, S.A.M. project of sub -
concession 1 (proposed .division and, council
Plan of Subdivision), was passed a motion that
passed after, three B.M. Ross be engaged as
readings and bylaw the township engineer for
number 2, 1979,, a bylaw `.the S.A.M. project.
to provide a tile drain Council passed a
debenture on one owner, motion that the township
was also passed after
three readings.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman
were present at the
council meeting to
request, a building permit
for an addition to a
commercial operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam ways
were also present at the
meeting to discuss their
proposed plan off sub-
division on lot 40, con-
cession 1. No motions
were recorded regarding
either deputation.
The clerk was in-
structed by council to
contact the county
planner and the solicitor
regarding information
requested by the Ontario
Municipal Board on a
Recreation
• from page 11A
late April at the arena.
Skating will be from 7 to
10 p.m. on Wednesdays,
Fridays, Saturdays and
Sundays.
Softball for '• boys 15 -
years -old and under has
been organized for the
summer by the
recreation department.
Registration is May 5.
T -ball for girls and boys
five to eight -years -old
will also be held again
this summer.
Registration is requested
by May 5.
Sailing instruction with
Paul Parsons as in-
structor is being offered
again this summer in co-
operation between .• the
recreation department
and the Huron Sailing
More detailed in-
formation about summer
programs will be made
available to the public at
a later date.
If you require further
information on any of the
recreation programs, you
can call the recreation
Office at 524-8373.
Recreation takes on
different forms for
everyone and no one can
disagree with the dic-
tionary definition of
recreation as refresh-
ment, diversion and
relaxation. The next time
you are feeling bored
with your day to day
routine, look up the
recreational activities on
your brochure or phone
the recreation office. By
joining an activity, you
can meet new people,
learn new skills, get some
exercise and just plain
enjoy yourself. Don't just
sit back and eonipiain.
There's lots to do in
Goderich so do it!
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proceed with the con- Building permits were
struction of the Deeves issued by council to Larry
bridge in 1979. - Rutledge to demolish a
Council instructed the barn, to Howard,
clerk to contact C. Kiar in McCullough to build a
an effort to speed up the storage shed, and to
survey of the new park. Peter Van Ariel for a
Council then passed a manure storage tank.
motion that the Reeve Severances were
and the chairman of the requested by Gordon
recreation committee be Johnston., Ray Bush,
appointed to supervise Mark Raithby and A. All of the Great Lakes
laying out ant con- Aylesworth and council with the exception of
structing the playing passed a motion to have Lake Superior will
fields for the park. the applications dealt continue to be above their
with as per questionaires.'
Confirmation was
received on the day of the
council meeting that the
Township Secondary
Plan had been approved
by the Ministry of
Housing so council
passed a motion to have
the Huron County
Planning Department
prepare the necessary
zoning bylaw to im-
plement the secondary
plan.
Accounts totalling over
$11,000 were presented
and ordered paid by
council.
Council then adjourned
until March 5 at 1 p.m.
Lake level above average
long=term average levels
during 1979, although
Lake Erie is expected to
be about five centimetres
John Fisher of Clinton gave some lessons in antique bottles at last.
week's antique class sponsored by the Goderich Recreation
-Department; -,The-- antique • classes were -.only -one of- many
recreational activities' offered by the recreation department last
season. New programs are planned for spring and summer and
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brochures advertising these programs will be sent out soon.
Program co-ordinator, Jane Netzke, says the department will try
• to offer' whatever people want as long, as enough others are in-
terested and provided an instructor and facility can be found.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
(two inches) lower at the
end of July compared.
with the same period last'
year,
An advisory issued by
the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers says the level
of Lake Huron at the end
of July should be about 10
centimetres, or four
inches, higher than a
year ago. For the' same
period Lake St. Clair is
expected to be 2.5 cen-
timetres or an inch
higher, and Lake Ontario
at about the same level as
last year, although
slightly above its long-
term average.
At the end of January
the elevation of Lake
Huron was about 2.5
centimetres higher than a
year ago, or about , 18
centimetres above the
long-term average, but 45
centimetres below the all-
time monthly mean high
for January, set in 1973.
Lake. Erie's level at the
end of January was about
25 centimetres,. or 10
inches, below what it was
a year ago and five
centimetres lower than in
December. Erie begins
its seasonal rise this
month".
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