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Mrs. Calder Melcaig was prttee ,Scott. .Seven members
hostess for the January meeting answered the roll call with a
of ' Cromaity vy.M.S. 'She' also "Bible Promise'", Mrs. McKaig
:-presided opening with • a New gave the treaSurers,report and
Years poem.. The Scripture Douglas actedA secretary
lesson Som. 12: -1 - 8 was read in the absence of Mrs:. LaMond,
alternately, followed by Eleven cards and"thiee visits to
'meditation and prayer by Mrs. sick aricrshut-ins were reported.
McKaig. The offering was Mrs. Mervin Pow gave the
received and, dedicated by -Mrt. topic.' Turn a New Page - We
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s and on the threshOld 'of a New zho Caribbean Cresgtat, Strand of
Year; and Mrs. .T.L,Sc6tt, PeatiS", — • introduced the stizdy, bo9V for was serverl'"bY Mrs.
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Mitchell
Seaforth Cable T V.
Vock, Mrs. Keith McLagan, Mrs.
Earl Oppenhanser,- Mrs. KJ,
Reaney and Mrs. Edwin Illman.
Salaries and fees for Council
members,-appointed offiCials and
'labour rates were reviewed ^and
rates were 'increased by
approximatly 6 per cent. The
Clerk, Mrs. Margaret Scherbarth
was named Secretary of Roads for
the Township and Edward C.
Scherbarth was appointed
„assistant secretary.
General accounts of $48,258.96
were approved for payment. This
, included $37,00.00 as' payments
to tile drain loan applicants and
$9,292.68 at repayments to the
-Treasurer of OntariO"for existing
tile drain loans.
County Safety COuncil,Joe Waits,
•Monkton Fire 'Area Board-Jbe
Vandenberk, MitChell Fire Area
Board-LaVertte Gardner, Mitchell
Agriculture Society -Carl Voelti
Monkton Community • Centre
Board-Edwittillmaii, Fred.jang,
Mrs. Maxinellinz and Charles
,Srpith, Mitchell Community
Centre Board-Ken Rolph, 2 years,
Joe Waite. 1 ye-ar,•Tim Nicholson
was appointed to the 'Committee
of Adjustment for 1978, The,,,
Logan Rciereation
appointoos- are: Warren
McDbugall, David Linton, Ken
Smith, John 'Van Herk, Edwin
Illman, Joe Vandenberk, and Carl
Vock. 'Members of the Logan
.Township Library Board are: Carl
ratings by-law to apply for- tile
loan debenture #46 for $28,700.00.
,-Coutieil. • instructed road .
superintendent Sam Acheson, to
purchasy a neW radio for one of
the &raders. Road accounts
approved 'for payment' totalled
$63,591.§9. The fourth p. ayment
of $48:979.56 on theHilLBridge is
due, having been held over to
1978 to spread the costs over two
year$. 13.M.. Ross and Associates
Limited, Consulting Engineers of
Goderich hav,e:' submitted their'
accounts in the sum of $9,654.63
,for the Hill ,Bridge.
Council approved grants to the
Sick Children's • Hospital,
'"Toronto, the War' Memorial
Children's Hospital, London, the
Mental Health Astociation, St.
John . Ambulance, Mitchell.
Muscular Dystrophy, Cancer
,. Research, Heart' Fund Research,
and the Salvation Army, •
The folloWing representatives
were appointed to the respective
boards: Mitchell - .& District
Planning Board-Dan Connolly 3
years, Robert Davey 1 year, Perth
Logan Reeve Carl. Vock and
members of council discussed
,proposals in Bornitoynthat it Was
hoped courd be implemented on
arrival met for its first mepting'of
1978.
Reviewing the past year and
looking forward' to the coming
year members referred to weed
control, investigatiOn of a surface
treatment programnie for
township roads and minor bridge
repairs as being matters
requiring attention. '
The meeting was opened with
devotions conducted by Rev.
Arthur Horst of St, Peter's
Lutheran Church, Brodhagen.
Due to an increasingly "heavy
agenda, council, decided Ito hold
the regular Meeting on the first
Monday and,a special meeting on
the' third Monday each., Month.
Joe Vandenberk was appointed
,„ as representative on the Maitland
Valley' Conservation Authority for
I year. A borrowing by-law in the
sum of $350,000.00 was approved
. for the township for 1978 and a
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The Huron CountY Board of
'Education wat told Wednesday
,that several.- Of its , portatile
classrooms are cOnsidered to 66'
fire problems by the Ontario Fire
Marshal's office.- John COchrane,
director of education, told the
board 'that some of the 12
p ortables in use in the county do
not meet some fire regulations
sted in the -Ontario Building
Code. He said the—portables
cannot be considered fire hazards
Goderich for years and object to ,
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Mr. Cochrane said- the
projected enrolment for Goderich =▪ 41•11.
may permit the board to remove
the portables at that school at the
end of this school year. 'He added
that enrolment speculations for
the county may mean the removal
of all portables in four years.
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were located under the auspices
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requested to gain approval for not the new. He added that under rrn,
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from the'fire marshal was insti-
gated by the Goderich • fire
department. He said that
department expressed concern
over the location of the three
portables in use at Goderich
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portables and the main school
building so the portables .were ▪ Zerka
placed'as close to the buildinias
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premature if taken on now. He
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enrolments at schools where
portables are located. He added
that he assumed by .the report
that the,board had until the end of
the school year to make its
decision.,
Using Goderich a4 an example
the direct9r pointed' out that the
use of the' portable classrooms for
a short period was decided on
rather than the trauma caused by
changing school boundaries. He
said the portables were pressed
into service rather than telling
people whose children would
normally attend Goderich
secondary se.kocil that they would
now7 be attending Clinton
secondary school.
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