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inaugural meeting of , the
Ashfield Township council: took
place 'ob Dembar 3, with reeve'
Allan Gibson, spur reeve Paul
k and councillors Paul Frayne,
'en Fisher and Ben VanDiepen
ascribing to the oaths of office
and allegiance.
A
resohltion was passed in sup-
port of 'the resolution by the
Township ,' of limerick regarding
their request to petition the Ministry
of Environment to amend the. En-
-virolunental Protection Act to
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includesome t ensure o. `' ' • •
s. d correction, if necessary,_ of
sewage systems installed before
April of 4974. A letter: will be sent
to the Honourable Ruth Grier;
Minister of the .Environinent and;
the Association of Municipalities,
indicating•Asifield's support.of this
resolution.
Mr. and Mrs..Chatles Dew, of
R.R.'3 Goderich, approached coun-
cil regarding •their wish to open a
tearoom and gift shop on -their.
property at; part of lot 15,, conces-
sion 13, Western Division.
It was determined that a rezoning
of the property would be necessary.
Council indicated that the Planning.
Department and Iealth Unit should
make • a site inspection of the
premiseg and forward a report to
council for their consideration. Mr.
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OUNCIL NEWS. . .
shl"ield Township
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and Mrs. Dow were to wage the
'site visits&
Members • .of coundil were ap-
pointed to the following commit.
tees: '
.MMeical:Cent e A Gibson
Arena acid : Recreation'' Paul
Frayrle, Paul Blaak
Fire Board ;Gwen Fisher, Ott
Gibson ,;,,
~Farm Safety Ben
Maitland Valley - Gwen Fisher,
Waste Site - Paul Black, Ben ' an.
Diepenbeek .
OPP Committee •- Gwen Fisher .
Dungannon Recreation Board - Paul
Frayne,-Ben VanDiepenbeek.
-Council concurred 1d' hold regular
council meetings at 2 p.m. during•
themonths- of January, February:
aitd.March .
The clerk's assistant's membership
fees to the,Association of Municipal
Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario
will be pard by the :municipality.
Council . voted an favour of
transferring $2,150 from the
Landfill Reserve to finance the
levelling work done on the aban-
doned landfill site at part of lot 6,.,
concession 13, Western Division.
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Father Tom W. Janine, chaplain
and senior administrator, of the
Huron -Perth Roman. Catholic
Separate Se hoot Board (HPRCSSB)
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c is and swearing in of new trus-
tees
tees 'at • the board's December 2
Meeting.
Bernard . Murray was declared
duan following a vote by se;et
ballot. Re thanked . the trustees for
their support stating that his job as
Chairman is two fold: one act as
facilitator''a nd the other torepresent
the board at various fttuctiins.
Don R' velli was declared vice-
chairman following a secret ballot
vote.'Mr. Rivera declared he would
do his best to move on in an ap-
propriate.mer.
-Chairmen of standing committees
arc „Rod Matey management
c+C r i ittee Ben Brown - policy and
bylaw committee and Louise Martin
Ukation Committee,
[he firm of Donnelly and Mut«
y, Code rich, have been appoint
as the board's solicitors.
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Michael, Dack was nominated to
fill the vacancy left on the .person-
nel negotiation
erson-nelnegotiation committee
(teaching) - to complete present
Confusing
weather
The mixed. bag of
weather we
have received lately appears to have
mother nature a =little confused!
Becky Culbert, of Dungannon,
called the Sentinel to say they had
a robin in their yard on Sunday
morning.
Some area residents have noticed
Ibushes and trees in. bud.
While some of us like it mild and
others want it cold ad .snowy, we
will simply have to punt up what we
yet