The Citizen, 1994-12-14, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1994. PAGE 19.
W. Wawanosh settles minor variance issue
The new West Wawanosh coun
cil was put to work quickly at the
Dec. 5 inaugural meeting when a
Committee of Adjustment was
required to settle a minor variance
issue.
The variance was approved for
property owned by Alex Chisholm,
allowing an addition on the west
side of an existing shop building to
have a reduced side yard. The mini
mum allowance was reduced to 1.2
meters though the variance stipulat
ed that any new Structures not a
part of this application would have
to conform to the setback require
ments determined by the applicable
zone. The building design shall also
ensure water is retained on the
property involved.
The land use designation for Part
Lot 24, Cone. 6 was recommended
for change from agricultural and
natural environment to extraction
resources. The recommendation
will go before Huron County coun
cil.
Council will advise the supcrin-
E. Wawanosh selects reps
With the beginning of a new ses
sion for East Wawanosh council,
representatives were appointed to
the various boards and committees
at the Dec. 1 meeting.
Newly elected Reeve Donald
Schultz and Clerk-Treasurer
Winona Thompson will sit on the
committee to review the county
planning fee structure. Originally
set to begin discussions in 1996,
the county moved the plans for
ward, hoping to begin the review in
January.
Other positions filled include:
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority, Ross Taylor; Wingham
and District Hospital Board,
Noreen Gnay; East Wawanosh
Recreation Parks and Community
Centre Board, Councillor Fred
Meier, Reeve Schultz, Murray
Shiell, Greg Cook, Gerald McDow
ell, Leonard Robinson, James Tay
lor, and Ralph Campbell; Wingham
and District Recreation Committee,
Mike Wall; Blyth and District
Community Centre Board, Hebo
Siertsema and Councillor Meier;
Belgrave Community Centre
Board, Councillor Murray Scott
and Doris Robinson; Auburn Hall
Board, Reeve Schultz; Wingham
and District Fire Area Board,
Councillors Scott and Jim Hunter;
Blyth and District Fire Area Board,
Councillors Meier and Jim Camp
bell; Blyth Union Cemetery, Simon
Hallahan and Councillor Campbell;
Pound Keeper, Councillor Meier;
Fence Viewers, Vaughn Toll, Fred
Armstrong, Barry Elliott, Leslie
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Frieburger (tie).
The four winners of the children's
game were Tania Pletch, Harmony
Spivey, Shawn Cottrill and Holly
Pfieffer.
The following game winners
were awarded turkeys: Tamara
Koehler, Connie Kuc, Bert
Sanders, Debbie Pfieffer, Lorna
Cook, Ilene Haggart, Mrs. Les
Shaw, Melvin Frazer, Lottie Scott
and Ross Anderson.
Belgrave people
On Friday afternoon, December
9, seven tables of shoot were
played al the Belgrave Community
Centre.
Winners were: high lady, Jane
Grasby; second high, Mabel
Wheeler; most shoots, Mary
Taylor; low lady, Laura Johnston;
high man, Garner Nicholson;
second high, John King; most
shoots, Ross Taylor; low man,
Stanley Black.
Further notice will be given for
the next shoot party in January.
Nine tables of euchre were in
play al the WI Hall, Belgrave
Wednesday night, Dec. 7.
Winners were: high lady, Leona
Black; second high lady, Alice
Nicholson; lone hands, Nell
Johnston; low lady, Lois Chamncy;
high man, Stewart Chamncy;
second high man, Mabel Wheeler
(playing as a man); Jone hands,
Bob Grasby and low man, Jack
Taylor.
There will be euchre again,
Wednesday evening, Dec. 14 al
8 p.m.
Caldwell, Simon Bleeker and
James Ross; Livestock Valuers,
Mr. Shiell and Keith Black; Chief
Building Official, Arnold Bruce
and North Huron Economic Devel
opment Committee, Councillor
Scott.
No drainage superintendent was
chosen during the meeting because
both applicants had failed to
include an expected wage when fil
ing. The decision was deferred to
January.
Council supported a resolution
by county council regarding incom
plete coverage of the election by
CKNX, CFPL and CHWI televi
sion.
A letter of complaint was sent to
Southwestern Ontario Broadcasting
Corporation and Blackbum Group
requesting improved coverage by
radio, television and the daily Lon
don newspaper in the future.
Couple opens new business
A Brussels area couple has ven
tured into their own business with
the opening of Microman, a com
puter company, in Listowel.
Darlene and Kevin Nichol
opened the store Dec. 7 which
offers their customers everything
from programs to computer compo
nents. The product lines include
Hewlett-Packard, Canon and Toshi
ba, with programs available in a
wide range of subjects and games
for Sega Genesis and Nintendo.
Along with the selection of com
puters, photocopiers and fax
machines are available as is service
and software support.
Microman is located at 135 Wal
lace Street in Listowel.
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DRAWS & REFRESHMENTS
Piequalifjicalions of
General Contractors and Subcontractors
for the
RENOVATION TO HURON COUNTY COURT HOUSE
GODERICH, ONTARIO
Ibis project is funded through the Canada/Ontaiio
Infiastiuctuie Woiks Program
General Contractors and Subcontractors for the following trades are
required Io prequalify for renovation work to the Huron County Cotiil
I louse
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letter of expression of interest to Allan Avis Architect (Fax No.
519-524-5253). Letters must be received by 5:00 p.m. Wednesday.
December 21, 1994.
1 he Court I louse consists of three floors plus basement with a total
gross floor area of approximately 32,000 sq fl 1 ho renovations will
involve harrier-free access, life safety upqrades. new mechanical and
electrical systems, office renovations, and removal of asbestos
contaminated materials tender call is scheduled for March 1995
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fence at the northwest comer/edge
of the pit, move the burning site
closer io the burying trench and
remove the pile of objects retained
at the site, by Christmas.
The road account, in the amount
of $10,806.12 was approved for
payment.
Members of the council were
chosen as representatives for the
various committees. Councillor
Gordon Hunt will sit on the county
review committee for planning
fees; Deputy-Reeve Ronald Snow
don and Councillor Stuart Alton,
Lucknow Arena and Joint Recre
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