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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-14, Page 14ittSt nut getting done. “Municipalities 'that have bad their secondary plans done for some lime are finding it more ,and more difficult to implement the plans without the zoning bylaws,'* said Davidson, An extra bodY was re"' quested last year by the planning department for the put -pose 9f iding zoning by- laws but that request was turned down by county eottneil. DM- HEADS' • Huron County's depart- ment heads will have the opportunity this June to attend the annual council day at the University of Western Ontario, but not all of Huron County Council's members thOught it was a good idea. In a • show of hands, councillors voted: 16-13 in 11 favor pf. giving :department I �f ch.es heads a half diry 'offon June E to ride the bus to London with the county counediOrS to tour the university universityaa guest$ Of UWQ, Reeve Simon Hallahan spoke in favor of allowing the department heads to go on the trip. Hallahan said they deserved anpudng and could "double up work the next day" if necessary. Reeve Grant Stirling spoke in opposition, **Au departments say they nemd more 'help," said Stir- ling. "If they are that busy they should to borne and work." In other business of the executive committee, approval was given fctr scholarships for two Huron County young people studY- ing at Centralia College Of Agricultural Technology, Barbara Aldwinckle, R.R. 1, Varna and Oscar Meier, R.R. 4, Brussels, , will each reeciVe ' . • ' • THE HURON UPOSITORt. ao:NR.rtak 1979 • U• i r ' l 4.1,WALE.R Ritron County 'is buying 37,400; :hook matches as an Ovettising giveaway but if some .members Of Huron County had thek way, the matches, would be used, to light garbage fires, At the invitation, of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture* several mem- bers o1 Ripon. COatitY'S. development committee attended a meeting of the Oxford County Federation of Agriculture on the garbage disposal dilemma. Reeve John Flannery was at the Norwich meeting said the landfill versus 'Op- eration argument ContintteS, but that environment Offit. ial$ still prefer the iaricifill method for disposing of gar, hageo "1 knolv there are some who don't like it, but smoke goes up and nobody bothers about it up there," said Reeve Simon Hallahan. Reeve Ervin Sillery said be agreed with Hallaban, Sillery said this province is going to See the RECENT TRADE IN AR*4 WI ..01. ofa n. better Pe0100,0*.ef HAYING EQUIPMENT 3 - 3 pt hitch mowers 1-- New idea trail mower , 1 - Mower conditioner 2 - New idea 7 ft conditioners 1 - 9 ft. Gehl 1 - 9 ft New. Holland 2 - Hay conditioners 1 - Massey Ferguson baler 1 - 37 International baler 1 - 46 International baler. 1 - 45 International baler 2.- Ford balers 1 - Case baler Several New Holland balers, 2 with throwers' 1 - 15 It Hay Rack 1 - New Holland -616 -Forage Harvester 1 - New Holland -717. Forage Harvester 1 • New Holland', S717 Forage Harvester 1 - New Holland, 774; 'Forage Harvester 1 - New Holland 818 Forage Harvester 1 - New Holland 880 Forage Harvester as well as Gehl; Fox, „Ford, Massey Ferguson, Badger & McKee Harvesters 14 - Forage boxes 2 mounted on trucks • .For all the full line of Haying Equipment ' see the experts at For*.]Eqttipiiiezif Ltd, in Walton Serving Agriculture Since 1936' SEAFORTH BRUSSELS .527-0245 887-6365 run out of „land ft.fr ;garbage diAposol `litt no, time flat." . Sifter,' predicted that government here will have to slacken its controls on burn- ing garbage. and added' that in the United States and in gurope, burning is preferred' Over landfill sites. Flannery told council rec- ent problems such as meth- ane gas in former landfill sites are worrying some offic- ials. He said the persons who dump the garbage are con- sidered responsible for what they discard, but noted this was not always enough pro- teetign. But Reeve Allan Campbell Hullett accepts Drain tender dithet seem t90, enneerned about the garbage issue. He was more interested in the purchase of 37,500 books of matches, **What are you going to do avith, them, with Smoking Ping out?" asked Campbell. Campbell was told the county usually purchases 35,000 books of matches ,at a time, and it represents a, supply for three or four years. In other 'business, the development committee reminded all councillors of a farm woodlot management seminar to be held in the 1 • 1 Legion Hall at Wingharn Ort June 9, DevelopinentCom- ; Pm!' t tWeseo n said Cha ipr no p e4" r mi%44 nu; gr aey. merit of wood lots, Can result in tremendons financai advantage for owners. 11E4Tif Chairman of the Huron County Board of tlealth, Reeve Eileen Palmer of Goderich, said that while the annual report of the Huron County Health Unit is availabfe to any member of council, who requests it. the document wasn't produced in quantity this year. It was considered an unnecessary expense.** said Reeve Palmer. The May report of the board of health to council also notedlhe committee will be investigating the apparent increased workload of hosp- cemetery, and Carl Nesbitt, ital liaison nurses in Huron reviewed a proposed sub- County because of the recent The Hullet Township Council accepted the tender of Gerber Drainage Enter- prises Ltd. for S12,595 for open and closed work on the Youngblut Drainage Works at their regular meeting June 4. Tile drain loan applications were also accepted on Lot 19, Con. 14; Lot 6, Con, 1, the north half of 6 Maitland Block, and Lot 26 and 27, Con. 3 linnet Township. In other business, council applied for a study of the assessment of the township, which allows for a review of the present residential/ commercial assessment. <, The council also discussed the cutting of the. grass at Londesboro cemetery, deciding to cheek with Stephen Reid about the job, and have Robert flunking Fut the same three cemeteries, as last year at a cost of$3.25 per hou r, including gas. Buid ing permits, were: approved for -Larry Dillon, G. Spading, R. Brighton, C. Merrill, Old Mill, D. Pullen, Win. Andrews, S. Ball, G. Peckitt; L. McClinchey, T. Worthington, M. Durnin, 0. Black, J. Sanderson; R. Peel, T. Deboer, and Allboro T. B. Allen subject to township by-lawand the Huron County Department of • Health where applicable Clerk Clare Vincent was instructed . to write the owners of dogs in Londesboro concerning dogs' running at large and causing problems, •, The date for the reading of the report of 'engineer H; Uderstadt on the Murray- Lamb.drain was set for July 2 at 9. p.m. • Wm. Andrews inquired about a building permit, Jim Neilana inquired about the maintenance of the - paper, es lar bc6pitAthed closing. Reeve Palmer said the problem for county health nurses is more visible in Clinton were there is a heavy demand for placements in nursing lion oeS, private home Making and hente 'care. More babies are being' delivered in Huron County hospitals, too, Reeve Palmer repOrted, which involves' Huron County health nurses; in in-hospital and follow-up visits. PI.AlINING BOARD Huron County Council has authorked the planning board 10 1,90k, Into hiring or contracting an additional. staff member to work on zoning, bylaws. This staff' inernber would be a junior person, according to, plan- ning director Gary Davidson. Davidson said the plan- ning department has been working on secondary plan§ but, the zoning bylaws are Har r i'son reunion The 44th Harrison Reunion was held on Saturday, June 10th at Clinton Conser- vation Area under the leadership of Elizabeth Foster. . Executive -for 1980 •is President -Jim Collins; Seer. Treasurer -Donna Collins; Directors -Chester & Belle Hackett, Olive Siemon; Sports -Lois, Allan & Roy Penning- ton. Results of the sports program were: . Races: 6 and, under girls -Sheri Oesch, Colleen McAdam; 6 and under boys -Tim Airdrie, Jeff Oesch; 9 & under girls -Sheri •Oesch, Colleen McAdam; 9& under boys -Scott Hackett, Stanley Airdrie; 12 & under girls -Beverly Harrison, Sheri Oesch; 12 & under boys -Scott Hackett, Stanley Airdrie; 15 & under girls -Brenda Hackett, Peggy Willert; 15 & under boys -Scott Hackett, Alan Hunt; Ladies 16 and over -Barb Oesch, Brenda Me Lean; Men 16 and over -Bill Collins, Bruce Collins. 16 and under 3 legged race- lst Brenda Hackett & Peggy Willert, 2nd-Scotil hckett & Alati liunt; 16 and over 3 legged niee-lst Diane & Bill Collins, 2nd Brenda MacLean •& Barb Oesch. • Ladies Kick the Slipper: Peggy Willett,' Brenda Foster; Mens Kick the Slipper; Bill CollinBrucj Collins; Wheelbarrow Race lst-Scott llackett & Alan Hunt, 2nd Brenda Foster & Beverly Harrison; Person Coming Fart hest -Wilfred & Marian Harrison - Mississauga; Oldest Person Present -Cecil Harrison; Youngest Person Present -Shawn McAdam; Mystery .Birthday -Mac Hackett; Mystery ltem-marie Collins; Winner of Draws-13rian Hackett and Ruby Hackett. McKillop cleaning up after fire BY WILMA Because fire caused heavy damage to the, McKillop Township municipal office Sunday, council held, its regular June meeting on Tuesday in the road super- intendent's office;at Winthrop. • Council has rented:a 32 x 10 foottrailer. two rooms, for the clerk to use during the renevations. Rent will be $175 monthly for two months,, plus 95 cents per mile cost to, deliver it to Winthrop from London on ,Wednesday, Clerk Marion McClure was given permission to buy replacements for the office, including an • electric typewriter, • photocopier machine, adding machine, :desk, stamps-. - Mrs. McClure was given The new CHIP program covers all houses built before '61, and covers the cost of materials (up to $350) plus 1/3 the cost of labour (up to $150). Ask us for details. -;,,,,viseeiziopoutwagasi LMACAU LAY BUILDING CENTRE SEAFORTH CLINTON 527-0910 482-3405 +1! HENSALL 262-2418 permission to hire a student typist from the Seaforth High • School, preferably from McKillop Township, to assist her in typing up new records. Passed for payment were road accounts amounting to $33,75.88 and general accounts, 520,166.58. A grant of 5360 was • approved for the Seaforth Community Hospital, based on 53.00 each for the 1'20 patients from McKillop who were treated at the hospital in 1978. A• land 'severance • application for a 150 acre farm was approved with 100 acres to be retained and 50 acres to be separated. The township buildinc inspector, Eugene McAdam, who attended the meeting, to give his monthly, report --16 building permits ' were approved by Min- savings through packaging W1ONT HOMEOWNERS PACKAGE I- T__J TO PROTECT YOUR HOME AND PERSONAL POSSESSIONS INCLUDING COMPREHENSIVE PERSONAL LIABILITY SOUTH' EASTHOPE 'FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY • REAL ESTATEILINCURANCE LTD. 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