HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-05, Page 39.
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The Holmesville Public School kindergarten Class wasn't going to
be outdone by senior students at the school at graduation. Students
completing their first year of education honored the occasion at a
special in school ceremony reeently_complete with:hats and
diplomas. The graduates are (front row from left) Jeff Powell,
Laurie Edward; Angela Radford, Kristen Fry, -Carrie Watson,
Marie Porter, Tom Trick and Sherry Good, (second row from left)
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Jason Mcllwain, Dean Potze, Jennifer TyndAll,
.Barry Bowman and Philip Gower, (.third row`frOrn left) Jackie
Banter, Stephanie Bush, Scott Koetsier, Robynne Szusz, Julie -
Rutledge and Tonia Seddon, (third row left to right)-Chr-is Walker,
Julie Davison, Tracy Ott, kevin Namink, Gregory Crawford, Shari
Tobb -and Allison Culp. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
•• The-Goderich township
recreation 'committee
met -for -the "regular'
monthly ' meeting Wed-
nesday, June 18 at ,the
township " office
Holmesville: •
Special attentions were
Lgiy_en • .to 11.10,-• rpr1ents
concerns filed- at the
public meeting June 6 at
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Holmesville school.. The
• cncerns were listed in
• order of the individuals
'priorities in'answer to the
study question:: list 5 of
your greatest concerns
regarding the- building of
a new community
Since no plans as yet
• are definite (except that
• an architect has been.
hired) the rec 'committee
attempted to answer the
• following •residents'
concerns so that it may
— be brought to their ••a-
tention_that • their coif-
cerns became they
committees as well, and
automatically_ the.
councils.
Therefore, these are
tire concerns in order of
impui ta-ni„e and as direct
iSlpfssible
at thiS time.
Tax increa,se,;_, if hall
makes a profiT there
Would be no increase in
taxes because •of it.
Maintenance cogs: it
will be hired part or full--
time, depending on the
_need.
Will it 4ake business
• away fkom White Car-
nation?: No. They're in
• another type of business
(licensed dining lounge).
We would prefer to be t
equipped for fe-eding o
• • • . large. groups,: of 400-500—
, people. •
Location: Three places •fp
will be considered; on the a
school grounds adjacent t
• to the school (behind the. r
. twsp. •office) and at the •c
athletic field beside the t
through the elementary
schools.-- Perhaps
s s g ge s t
better -methods._ •
Who will- usei_t?: There
will be nq discrimination
all ages or groups.. ap
bveci. Do we need a
hall.? The rnajOrity atthe
public meeting con@ined
that. Who will do the
catering? Any interested
group. Concern: "that:we
Should build a nice
looking building with
class."
Rental fees: a sch-edule
of fees will be determined
Fater -------Liquor license:
being obtained. .now.
Traffic flow: any site
chosen will create' traffic
flow. Parking space will
be- requiredfor a
maximum of 200 cars.
PooYgootings: •any_site
that is c}iosen will be
properly investigated.
Heating for the hall': of
course not yek- decided
but every energy--sa-ving •
device will be hopefully
built into it. Lack of
terest: the rec committee
are aware of this and are
concerned. We firmly
believe a new Community
.Centre will generate
enthusiasrn and com-
munity spirit.
Chairman, Gerry Ginn
reported he, was pleased
with the good turn out at
the Public meetin-g.
Everyone agreed it had
been successful and wish
to thank all those who
participated.
No wonder the regular
meeting went so late into
he night when there are
ther matters to deal with
A motion was approved
n suggestion of Bev Orr
nd Walter McIllwain
hat a letter Of any
ecommendations to
ouncil be forwarded to
hem by mail, to ensure it,
els prompt attention.
he first recom-
mendation as such was '
henextt item of bnsineSs :
suggest -ion of all
oderich tiksp. sports be
nylted to the annuartwsp
otincil dinner in
ecem6er. •
Gerry Ginn reported
hat as of Wednesday
une 18 he• had not yet
eceived a list of.
uestions- for the
asibility study from Mr.
I Sinclair, .fiekdnittti for
••"
owns]
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 5:1179 -PAGE 3
issues five
building permits
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Five building permits Council gassed a
were issued when motion' to invite three
Goderich Township 'representatives .
Council met in regular Goderich Town Council to
sessi•ohon June 18. the Holmesville Council
Building permits were • ch ham-;ers on July 9 at 8
requested by 'Philip p.m. to again discuss the
Bugler for a. pony shed, Dillon Report with the
G. Wright for a porch, township. .„
Mrs, D. Robinson .19 Council also passed a
enlarge a cottage, J. E': motion to request the
Fritizley to enlarge a township's represen-
'house,, G.J. Graham for a-' tative on the Huron
mobile home, Brand County School Board to
for a- hog barn, Joe set upa meeting with the
Durnin for a cottage and executvie of the school
Wayne Colclough for an board to discuss various
implement shed..... sitings and uses for the
Joe' Durnin's building proposed township hall
application was I:0 ed awl -that G. Ginn and B.
by council. Goff an s Garratt be invited to the
application.. was he d meeting. •
pending a certifie-ate of
Watch Fcii
Festivdof_Arts &
Crafts,
July 12, 13, 14th
coming...
Watch next week's paper for further details
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THE SEPARATE SHOPPE
MAIN CORNER, CLINTON
PHONE 412-i77$
(NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR)
• DRESSES'
ALL ON SALE
Stanley _ Township, opEN 1-6
compliance_ and dyne through the .law firm of
Colclough's application Donnelly and Murphy,
washeld pending proof of requested confirmation
o-wnership. The other five regarding the zoning of
applications were lot tr-and 12 H.R. Con -
granted. cession. Council passed a
Mr. Feagan and' ivrt. motion to have the clerk,
J k -in
meen oosoowceare nal ereetsienngt atot . obtain i-n-f-ri-r'rrTa t i o n
regarding taxes and
discuss section 86 of the zoning.
assessments. Their„sIndy. S. Orr's request for a
showed great variations; building inspection of -the
e.g. of 296 residential White Carnation Vi;as left'
units 71 i ith E U N Il i
median requiring no Council has requested
• rec. inetm0.
. over assessed and 114 t
were under asses,sed.
change while 111 were
Based on, thl_s_study,
the ministry of c-ulture
ancl.recreation.
.• Gerry' also made an
important announcement
., that -a. special meeting br-
the heads of coulnil, rec
committee, school board,
• P.S Well as •Shirley-i-cifzi-eit
OUT • schotil 'tett fa:.
representative, and Ron.
McKay, • incoming
Principal for Holmesville
School, were to 'meet on
Monday June 25 to
discuss the proposed •
community hall whereby
its facilities could be used
to the -- pest advantage by
• the township school. .--
AiTangem'ents were
- made for the twsp bar-
becue at the • lakes/ide
park on Mace -Point Rd.
on Wednesday, July 11
beginning It 5:30. Bev
and Charlie- Orr will
prepare and light the
barbecue-and,everyane is
Invited tagorne-Andose it
for their 'fa-mily supper.
• the -sa-rnetirne the
Women' S Institute. is
n.
• ,
old weigh Station.
Size: large, suitable to T
• '"'- handle large crowds thus
avoiding conflict t
existing- local lacipties
- which cater to approx. •G
200 people.
Who will build it? The c
job will be tendered. We ' D
knew too little about this,
• why weren't we t
for tned,? How 'do w.e j
reach you? Our present r
methods are local q
newspaper columns, fe
newsletters, notices sent A
obtaining some-- `live"
entertainment, . plus the
softball committee may
put on Tt." ball
denionstration. So be on
hand for plenty Of fur4nd
socialize with your nfigh-
hours. •
i rigente-hts were
made for advertising the
barbecue' by means of
notices in ' the local
Papers, sent through the
schoorSTRain date will be
the next day, July 12.
Approximately 40
children are now
registered • for the
Vanastra swim program
• early in July. The' bus fall'about this matter. .
-Capacity ,is 60 so The . athletic field
registration could still be -'committee reported that
taken until July 1,, But in a short -Time they v;'ill
please arrange now so be seeking volunteers- to
that- the bus route and help erect six light towers_
pickup points an • be for the new softball field, -
arranged. We anticipate •The meeting acijourned
an successful until.Wednesday, August
program this year,, 1,Or at the special call of
7:The softball committee the Chairman.- by Audrey.
submitted a complete 'Middleton. '
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l-eouncil passed a motion
re ue t th I-1 bl
::playing schedule of -all
• their ball _groups which
. mixed squirts,
pee wee boys, pee wee
girls, midget boys,
• -midget girls,' a grand
totar of 169 registrAtons.
--ante-rtaykrant--any
evening Of (Five eFF
will be action on ..the
•'Holmesville diamonds. •
A letter 'from' Huron_
Happy., He'a-rIs Roiind
the O.P.P. to patrol the
ownship's 'Lakeside
Park Road- -whenever
possible in an attempt to
cu-rtail the rowdyism
'Accounts totalling
more than $170,000 .were
ideTed paid by council,
with the largest portion of
his going_ to Hdron
County taxes and the
oard of educatioh taxes.
Council granted per-
mission the Goderich„
egiorr-Ladies' Auxi-fiary
o hold Tag D's at
ehrs.
Council then adlourned-
nfilJuly 2_at 8 p.m. -
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-.....3,1.0owrnneshMipaeocfkG,0Mdeir4Faniler o• f '
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assessment --in the . t
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sectioll' 86 regarding
Revenue, to put in pleas o
Cale Doucette was 1)
present at the . council
-Tn-etting.Jo:- protest the s•
stop work order placed op L
part lot -39,., concession t
nine. No Motions ..,yere Z
_ recorded regarding this
protest. 1-1
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Dancers requesting
, membership for next
year was received and ••••
acknowledged. Because • ,
next .y66..is,fees are not
established Alle.y, will, he
a-sked to contact us in die
OPEN 1-6
MONUMENTS,MARKERS
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Don Denomme, Area Representative
T. PRYDE
Main Street •. •Exeter
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Phone 524-6621 or 524-2747
Appointments Anytime
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Anstett Jewellers has one Of the best
collections of gold'chains anywhere.
At Anstett Jewellers, you buy your goldby
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All lengths. Charms or pendants.
Alrsold by the weight.
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GODERICH
BLADE
STEAK
Cut from Canada NCf. 1 ..,rode "A" Beef
1 38
• LB
COUNTRY• IESCRISP
Almond, Peanut & Honey, Walnut,
Maple Walnut 9 oz. pkgs.
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CANADA GRADE "A' no. 1
GROUND
CHUCK.
1 89
10
FLOWERDALE
ORANGE PEKOE
TEA BAGS
99!-
lCANADA. PACKER'S SMOKED
PICNIC SHOULDER
SCHNEIDER'S
DUTCH LOAF
PORK BUTT CHOPS
• TANG
• ORANGE FLAVOURED
CRY2'SJALS4
MEATS
WITTICH'S
24 OZ.
BREAD
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SAVE 41'
CANADA PACKER'S
29
• LB, THRIFTY BACON
• scHNEIDERs
COOKED PICNIC LOAF
1SB.
199
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KRAFT CANADIAN SINGLES
CHEESE SLICES..
1 LB.
110.
KINGSFORD 10 LB.
CHARCOAL BRIQUETS
2:9
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FAMILY SIZE 260Z. REG. 39' •
COCA-COLk 6 / 1?9
13ICK'S SWEET, MIXED, YUM YUM
PICKLES 32 OZ °9
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HUMPTY DUMPTY
CHIPS
WESTON'S RASPBERRY
• 200
225 GR. 79
BUTTERHORNS •6's 65'
MAXWELL HOUSE 10 OZ.
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POST 450 GR.
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CARROTS 2 LBS. 59c
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