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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-19, Page 3Goderich Township Council meets GODERICH•SIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 00979—PAGE 3 river gets permit for 41 sites M.J. Driver presented a sketch of .his trailer camp for 1979 to.Goderich Township Council when it met in regular session on July 2. After seeing the sketch, council passed • a motion to issue Mr. Driver a permit for 41 sites. Mrs. Shirley Hazlitt was present at the council: meeting to discuss the feasibility of the joint use of a township hall by both the township and the school. No motions -wer.e.. recorded regarding this. Dave Sowerby was present to request in- formation regarding building on lot 83, Maitland concession and the use of mobile homes versus permanent homes. No motions were recorded. G.• Greydanus was present to discuss tile ,drain loans. E.U. McIlwain presented six tile drain loan completion certificates for a total'.of $-63,000 while only $46,700 remains in the township one year extension for allotment for this year. their development plan. Council passed a motion Council passed a motion to pay these applicants 70 to approve this one year per cent of their approved extension. allotments at this time Bylaw no. 12, 1979, a and the balance when bylaw to. amend bylaw funds become available. no! 1, 1979, was given The clerk was in- three readings and structed to prepare a new passed `on motion of borrowing by-law to council. permit the township, to Bylaw no. 13; 1979, a borrow up to $50Q,000Ail- bylaw to provide a tile tile drain loan purpo es -., drain, debenture on six O.T.,E.V.A. rep rted o�ners, was given three that the Min ist y of r dings and passed. Housing had appy ved a Building permits were issued by council to Gerald Tebbutt to demolish a barn, Ed Szusz to build a bunny barn, John. Kookla to build a garage, Don Welsh to demolish a kitchen and build a kit- chen, F. Graham to build a house, Lakeland Sand GEDC recommendations and Stone to. build a were accepted. Coun- storage shed, Gerald Orr cillor Elsa Haydon to build a steel granary, moved that a committee Chas Mathers to consisting of the mayor, demolish a trailer, Fred the reeve, the deputy- Van Marr to build, an reeve and the two council addition to an implement representatives on the shed, Laurie Cox to build GEDC (herself and Stan a silo, John Van Wyk to .Profit) be formed, with build a sow barn, and R. power to choose and Porter to build a cattle appoint the two new shelter. GEDC members. The Eric Manning's ap- motion,was seconded by plication for a building councillor Brian Knights permit to build a cottage and approved by council. was . referred to '- the At last. Thursday's building inspector for site GEDC meeting only threeposition. members were present-- Don Buston's ap- chairman Dave Gower, plication for a building Elsa Haydon and Stan permit to 'build a cottage Profit. Bruce Sully was ' and an implement shed out of town and Mayor was held pending septic Worsell was tied up with., tank approval. police salary Accounts totalling negotiations. A report more than $25 000 were GEDC to get two new members The Goderich Economic Development Committee met last Thursday and decided to' recommend to town council that two new members be appointed to the committee to fill vacancies left by the resign'tion" of , former chairman Gord McManus and member Ben Hey. The GEDC also decided to recommend •that chairman Dave Gower be appointed as a representative to the planning board sub- committee on develop- ment in Industrial Park. At Monday evening's council meeting, both Goderich obituaries MRS. HAZEL MILLER. Ca ptam Allan Dodge of the D.C. Everest' scans the Goderich harbour as he--. -prepares-to-take the-fretglrter out of -G etch. The vessel is owned -by A-n-lfcan Can of Canada Ltd., which this year is celebrating its 75th anniversary in Canada. The.bridge of the vessel acknowledges the lengthy association American Can has had in Canadian industry with large -happy birthday signs on her deck. It was the second visit to Goderich by the vessel skippered by Captain Dodge, a-Newfoun- dlan.der.who came inland and ended up sailing the lakes for 22 years. (photo by Jeff Seddon) ` School board increases property bu get by Wilma Oke Ronald' Marcy, • The Huron -Perth Stratford, board vice - County Roman Catholic chairman said, "It's not Separate School board intentional that the increased the budget for cobnmittee gets what is its property committee left over, but that is what for 1979 to help meet the seems to•happen."' costs of maintenance Michael Connolly, work needed in keeping Kippen, asked• where the up its 1.9 schools. The $12,000 was coming from budget was increased to and wondered if con $47,000 from $35,000. sideration was given to John O'Leary of Staffa, selling the van (retired in chairman of the building and property committee, asked for the $12,000' increase at a board meeting in Dublin Monday. Mickey Vere of Stratford, a member of the committee, said, "This board must put more money . into maintaining 'the schools. We have to have more money. in. the .budget.". Mr. Vere warned that if .the maintenance- work is not carried out when needed the schools will deteriorate badly. Mr.. O'Leary stated: "The finance committee will have to sit down at an -early date in the' new year and assess the needs of each schbol. In' the past the building committee has only got what is left." June by. a Kingsbridge handicapped boy who will be attending secondary school in the fall). He was told the van, bought by government grant, is a second hand vehicle now and would not bring'' a worthwhile amount of money. The board spent $30,262 of the property com- -mittee - budget when it awarded the tender for redesigning and replacing Windows in seven classrooms and the principal's office at Our Lady of Mount Carmel school to Robinson Construction of Mitchell for contract cost of $17,767 plus architectural fees'of $2,132, and to the same company for in- stalling aluminum siding Ted Geoffrey, Zurich, on the upper part of the chairman of finance gymnasium of St. Mary's committee, said his School, Goderich over coomittee • d-oes- not deteriora-ting brick decide where the money sidings- for; $9,253 plus goes, administration- architectural, fees of does." -$1,110. THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO ATTEND THE FULL GOSPEL BUSINESS MEN'S FELLOWSHIP MIRACLE SERVICE All Ladies & Gentlemen Welcome SAT° JULY 21 AT THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION KINCARDINE SPEAKER EDGAR BAILLIE MUSIC BY: KEN CAMPBELL FAMILY OF MEAFORD Please phone 396-4635 or 396.3227 to confirm your, attenddnce by Thursday evening. Both tenders were the lowest of four received. The board set the date of the board -employee banquet for Friday, October 19 at the Pineridge Chalet, Hen- sall. Edward J. Florian was granted a leave -of - absence without pay for etwo months effective July 1, 1979 to August 31, 1979. Three board members who attended conventions in British Columbia in June gave brief,reports of them — Michael Con- nolly, John O'Leary and Tim McDonnell. Mrs. Hazel. _Miller,:__. _ former Schumacher resident, died Monday, July 9 at the Lady Isabella Nursing Home in Trout Creek at the age of 78. She was born in Whitby, Ontario, the. former Hazel Orr. She married Herbert Miller on- -November 3, 1920 in South Porcupine. -The late Mrs. Miller, who resided at 74 Third Avenue, Schumacher, was a member of Trinity United - Church in Schumacher, and the South Porcupine Rebekah Lodge. She is survived by her husband, Herbert; three daughters, Mrs. Olive Lumby of Goderich, Mrs. Ann Bowman of Frank - ford, Ontario and Mrs. Lorna Hayes of Oshawa; three sons, Thomas of Westhill, Neil of Acton and Lloyd of Huntsville; 21 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.' . A funeral service was held at the Stephens Funeral Home, 21 Elm' Street South, Schumacher on July 12 at 2p.m. Interment was in Tisdale Cemetery. A. CARL CAMPION Mr. A. Carl Campion died on July 13, 1979. at ...Huronview at the age of - 93. He was' born in Goderich on April 17, 1886. He married Margaret F. Farr. and was predeceasedby her on August 27,t975. He was a member of St. Peter's Church. - Four children survive. him, John, of Welland, Mary, Mrs. John (Evelynne) Evans, and Tom, all of Goderich; and nine grandchildren. A funeral mass was held on Monday, July 16 at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church with the Reverend Father. A.F. Loebach officiating. Interment was , in St. Peter's Cemetery in Colborne Township. . Pallbearers were Frank Campion, Stephen Campion, Timothy Evans, Michael Evans, . Michael Donnelly, and Dan Donnelly. SEE OUR FULLRETA-IL COUNTER 0‘ 11*1„ ° ?sacs' p1S �0°NtCitEta ON 534.11>4 413 1�pERLG M0' S�q r•A gb00" s p .M• t0 b P.M•. ROASTS, -STEAKS CHOPS, STEWING EAT, COOKED MEATS ETC... I TRY OUR OWN BACON SAUSAGE - LARD FRESH LIVER - HEARTS TONGUES - KIDNEY . OX TAILS WHOLESALE BEEF - SIDES - FRONTS - HINDS WIDE SELECTION OF COLD MEATS FRESH LOCAL LAMB and VE44L THiS WEEKEND BETWEEN THE LIQUOR STORE AND THE TRAIN TRACKS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING MON. & THURSDAYS FRIENDLY & COURTEOUS, PROMPT, PERSONAL SERVICE with the two recom- mendations was drawn up instead of the regular minutes. ordered passed and paid by council. ' Council then adjourned - to July 16 at 8 p.m. MitiatiCG F p 140TSE ARg1V A COMP p! 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