The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-23, Page 18GA,
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The 2nd Goderich Girl Guide Company and the 4th Goderich Scout Troup met together
recently at the park at the intersection of Highway 21, Nelson Street and Hamilton Street to
plant tulip bulbs in the flower beds, This is the group's community project for the year 1972.
Ralph Jewell explains.
MYCA plans for •Colborne
Colborne Township Council
met in regular session on,
Tuesday. November 7, 1972 at
the Township Hall, Carlow with
all' members present. Accounts
totalling $27,543.99 were ap-
proved for payment.
Mr. Ralph Jewell, Colborne
Township's representative on
the,.,, Maitland Valley Conser- ,
vation Authority spoke to the
Council re: the flood plain area
in the' GoderichColborne Town-
ship area of the Maitland River
and the cost involved in
photography, `ground- control
and mapping for which
ColbornevTownship wouldhave
to pay a special levy.
By -Law 15/1972 being a by-
law pertaining to Colborne
'Township 1V1-unib pa1
Nomination and Election was
-passed. A request for land
severence was laid over till
December meeting.
Nkie,,,Cl;k.read a letter from •
the bntario public Trustee re:
Colborne Township Cemetery
Perpetual are Funds stating
that 35% of all money received
•Goderich's first Girt Guide Troop took part in a demonstration
of child care as part of their meeting program 'recently ' when
Kinettes Helen Hill, left, and Judy Hiles attended to discuss
the caring for children with the Guides. Little Paul Hiles, sit-
ting on his mother's knee, was the centre,of attraction. (staff
photo)
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Swine farmers meet
next month at COAT
Swine farmers - got any
probems? Maybe you can find
the answers you need at the two-
day Short Course for Swine Far-
riers being held on Wednesday,
December 13th and Thursday,
December 14th at Centralia
College of Agricultural
• Technology.
Sponsored by the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, the course brings
qualified instructors and in-
terested producers together for
frank discussion. 'of today;
problems._ Tgpics to be _discgssecl
include: pig nutrition, 1eedtng
minerals and vitamins; buying
supplements; which breed. to
use; breeding problems; money
management and the market
outlook. Bring your problem;
discuss it with the instructors.
They'll likely have the "answer -
you've been looking for.
Get further information and
pick up an application form at
your county agricultural exten-
sion office or directly from Cen-
tralia College of Agricultural
.Technology, Huron Park.
Register now - enrolment is
limited to 56 persons.
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RED CROSS
'IS ALWAYS THERE
WITH YOUR HELP
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Applications are now being received for
Christmas Dinner Welfare Food Orders
(NO TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS TAKEN)
Any person not receiving any other Welfare Assistance wishing to
apply, please list all members of family and ages, with address and
phone number.
,.1. applications will be reviewed by the Welfare Committee.
CLOSING DATE. FOR APPLICATItrtS IS DEC. 1 5
SaIvatIo. Army W,Ifar. Coa,mlttee
le W0060 t r DY", S► GGDERICH, 011T►n.
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from the sale of lots must be in-
vested in a Perpetual Care
Fund. A new roof is to be put on
the mausoleum at the cemetery.
Two . Requests foi an
Examination by an Engineer
under the Drainage Act were
received which resulted in the
notification of the-. Engineer to
examine these drains.
,The Clerk notified Council
that Goderich Township was •
holding a ratepayers' meeting
November 22, 1972 and it was
decided by Council to have a
ratepayers' meeting at'Colborne
Township Hall, November 23,
1972, at $;30 p.m.
Following the Road Superin-
tendent's Report the Council
requested the Clerk to petition
for interini payment`' rab', the''
Public Transportation • and
Highway Improvement Act on
expenditures ' for 1972. The
Clerk was also instructed . to
request a supplementary .
allocation of subsidy moneys of
$2,000' fpr road maintenance in
1972 pursuant to the Public
Transportation and Highway
Improvement Act. It, was repor=
tedn.ttiat a larger hole should be
dug, at the ,land fill site and
Council is to visit the Site: The
Road Superintendent also
reported on the ''bridge at Clif-
ford McNeil's, Snowplowing
contract and the new truck for
the Road Department.
Nile United Church C.G.I.T.
are to be allowed.. the use of the
Township Hall "with no charge.
The Recreation Committee was
also discussed It was left to the
Road"_ "."--S tivertitteerdent?s�
discretion whether to request the
County. to gravel the detour
road at Stewart's Hill.
Licence plates on sale
Dec. 1 - deadline Feb. 28
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The first issue of multi-year
passenger vehicle licence plates
will go on sale at 285 licence
issuing offices throughout On-
tario on Friday, December 1,
Transportation and Com-
munications Minister. Gordon
Carton announced today. Ex-
piry ' date_ for current licence
plates ebruary 28, 1973.
The new style plates are ex-
pected to' last five. years and will
'have three letters and three
numerals in blue on a white
background with the name 'On-
�ta ip'. above anal the slogan
'keep It Beautiful' below.
Registration fees will continue
to be payable on a yearly basis,
with the annual cost for an 8 -
cylinder vehicle being $40; a 6 -
cylinder vehicle $32; and $23 for
a 4 -cylinder car.
The format of the...pa enger
motor, vehicle permit -has. been
modified to accommodate a
replica of, the vinyl validation `1_ ` .. .L
sticker that will be affixed to the
lower right-hand corner of the. -
licence plate in sabsec�uent ,_-,
years. •
Multi-year plates are the
result of extensive testing and.
evaluation of various, paint and
metal combinations that
culminated in the production of
a vehicle licence that is 25 per-
cent stronger and colored with
improved longer lasting
enamels.
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NOTICE
To The Ratepayers of the terporaties ef"the
Township Of Colborne
Under the new Ontario Properrty Tax Credit "Plan,
residential and farm property taxes levied and due in
1972 must be paid by December 31.
- The payment of thee•-municipal.taxesawill:enable,you
to receive full credit under the Ontario plan on your 1972
income .tax return.
Second instalment of 1972 taxes are due November
27, 1972.
Signed:
Wilmer Hardy,
Clerk.
Don't send
ourself
A short coure set
for, district dairymen
A two-day Short Course for
airy Farmers will b ,.head' at
entralia ' College of
Agricultural Technology on
Wednesday, December 6th and
Thursday, December 7th, .1972.
The course will feature
discussion on all -silage feeding
of dairy cattle, increasing profit
through herd improvement and
herd health practices: Several
well-known farmers, dairy cattle
specialists and a veterinarian
will lead the discussion and be
available to help solve in-
dividual problems.
Sponsored by the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, the course enrolment is
limited to .50 persons. Further
information and application
forms are available from your
county agricultural extension of-
fice or from Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology, Huron
Park, Ontario.
Goderich.
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This holiday season
make sure your letter mail
isn't "Short". Be certain that
you have.enough postage
on the envelope.
Here are the rates for
mail under 1 oz.
Canada and U.S.A.
Letter mail
(sealed - first class) - 80.
Unsealed greeting cards - 6¢.
All other countries (air mail)
Letter mail
(sealed - first class) -15¢.
Unsealed greeting cards -12¢.
Remember also the •
dates for holiday mail.
December 1 for out-of-town
and December 17 for in -town.
For foreign
d'eadlines,airmail,
surface letters
and parcels,
please consult
your local
postmaster.
If you. meet
our deadlines,
we'II meet
yours.
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