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I?AQE.12.7:-GQDRRICH SIbNALoSTAR THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1974
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Builders meet "inspoectOr
1 granted without height restric-
h by-law, r
detached r ge may e
remains within f r'��` gul t 3
story--MIb viii gets a black top The fir
main street: This story was year S
guessed and Mr:„. Wagner ,an- c
swered questions pertaining to
Arob ems that ,Aroae- from
oject,
Mrs. Haines
anal mem
challengers.
a •m
'Warner Andrews Alfred,Fry sang
• -. BVI e
• 1 sed to rep
rs
seting of the new
-St;,„ Mark's Angltc ►n
rch Women was .held'e tt
ome of . Mrs, Donald Cart,•
t vvright with a good attendant:0',
The .new president) Mrs., -Celia
ed the, Taylor was- in
charge and
ai> d" Welcomed all ;the members.
ct>,ntinuerd�froR► Page _ . ��' ., n• N •, Mgrs.. Wes 8rad��ck' - p
M tion. 11 The. Thanksgiving .and the
h previous. was led by Mrs'
w
r
arrant point in the « ; .� ossible to build.
P It is not imp Th ' ..tea of t .e P d'u`
Lord's Prayer „yvas rs•Andre '
told them that no a itt M
''Breckenridge ,. the building were accepted as res.- Thomas Haig , •. ••_,
b ,built higher, provided' • Mrs. ,Beth I
garage i e e a ion set;retary;
t he topic
d he„ I�irkconnell read t ▪ rect each'
• it in front front of the ,. he i
;;:ge
f �...� ea �tiC seeing. She:.- also _ t'ea.... _.-= , ,;ts In our power
1 set; __.,.as ae to" Cttier severawe." the fire truck extends to 4 Mr$. Orvalo Donnbrookandux cr- correspondenceand it.was • extens past coue� -�• he. said• � come .nom I-Iyacin4 naunced that the annual he otheme--a
ches last Su�ndu�'• Knox choir Clinton General Hospital -and, an entertaining. mono,oE�= ° � ave_.for the 1V�iseYear's
nt Wall f the houses then it tient -in Clinton er, IVIr.q.Btrian Christmas Shopping• will be held Elis, year g
o I Mr. Alexander wanted to Weeks a pa with her daugIr, ,... .
�,,, , under the direction of the Mustard-�,Mr• Mustard and bulbs were given fqr lucky door meeting reading—"MY "
must be' part of the house. for .
• - objection, Ray know what a planner woo., 4tiospital.
ar -
Raisin an J Mrs. Gcir organist Mrs: N�trman�•Wi�h�' family," � prizesWish" and MrsDa - a
son included <• and and these were won by in June at Niagara Falls.:
if a new subdivision 1Vl r . i ri ted hymn, ,
Raising Wright
Fisher said, ' i know of lots of L r man rendered a i?
F for an apartment rose. and Anita and M r His fiol�% Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Mrs, drank Raithby, Douglas The Financia ivente b.Y t`he readingan M'insldYeCa"
that call for the garage to plans dors Ca er., Cliff spent the Glousher,' Mrs. Russel Brin 1978, ..was g .
plans buildingover 35 feet high. Kenneth McDougall visited Sons of God, lea teen of :Copp
Mrs. Eleanor Brad.-
z the Word, The minister Pastor Mrs. Robert Phillips and treasurer, M
be built in front of the houseBreCkenridge replied with Mrs. Beth Landing gave a e new preside• nt, Mrs
Sunday Mount ` Alfred. Fry.conduc ted both ser; weekend . ,ri:th. her parents Mr, dley,_ nock."
and a sort .ol• long breezeway - . Mr. last.
Mrs. Robert Slater•'aylor opened the business sec-
that if a permit. for such a sib- McEachern family at M year's. work.
McDougall vices which were well attended'. and" Mics. William Straughan• J ave The coque
Mr• and Mrs. Jack Arm- Front Page Challenge was an surn`mary of the' tion of the meet�ln by paying
formed in the L-shaped en- Forest. Mrs. Ethel tried them
,unitary 20, ' ye .. s the
Deur that left d I think division was previously gran- d h Next Sunday, resilient
closure attended the Milk ente'rta'ining and infor�riat ittee Mrs tribute to the retiring p
it- Is ,attract.
' Mr, Kro
recentll loo
Now °
a Ne ear's
that were held . on the Auburn rs'f ast weekend aff song' and then led ink,.sl;.
ort d home 1
meet'
th
_ 'hunch at art vue .
.song, Douglas - Gleusher gave
whole subd,►
entire' Street made up of"houses - While he could net speak for
hat`have the;j;arage• in front of the'. town °council,
the house �d I do not think it Breckenridge answered- that it
is e t an • strong a en .
. , ,� ted, it would be upheld. of Seaforth accompanied e, � committee, rt
ire• Mr. a holiriay spent Knox Congregation will remain Producers Convention -he ld last part of the evening wheH.•IVirs. James nominating M Elmer the
' •' have Earlier in the meeting , home after �. the morning `service for
I l Y rk Hotel Donald Haines was the master Jaiites Jackson presented the Trommer fgr
hmer said,. R
looked at plans for 'a: ,' Fisher asked how Long it would there..
ivision that has'" an take for land to be, rezoned; Holy Communion services •
after
' 'k ' the oYa o , .
es no ► f officers
•
pies rs.
for the coming fine work she had accomplished
on day lunch,tt>lluwed by the wee to
nntial meeting. Toronto and also visited with .of ceremonies with - Pastor slate e o during her' of office.
Miss ' Winnie Vanstone and Alfred Fry, Mrs. Alfred Fry and year: Past President—Mrs• ads for th
Mr, Vllilli m°' 'ifcieger and President -••-Mrs. , Pl>�ns are being. m
" Gertrude Vanstone: ` Mrs. Maurice,Bean as panel Celia Taylor,
'F.irst Vice- rid Day of Prays
�arnl o •. Mr. and Mrs. Keith mems ers. .
' Johnston, F' nk Raithby'"""cmrk President --Mrs. Elmer rpm- ' to be held friday, March 1, in
F M
a e
f R.R. Clinton and Mrs. The first challenger Kenna r
Meehan b .I. Women's Wo
Board of
• k • `
11 Auld see no for people who lived near
This was guessed >n tie Lansing, Treasurer-Tdagg.itt, The travelling apron
r re ui'red ^time„ and in T the Eleanor Bradnock, Phillips received a penny for each letter
qNew Year" and the
•
.the former Monna . Geraldine questioning that followed ' it . Pianist --Mrs: Robertin ,,Happy,
tion for new gs d aper Das ds last k were,High:. d d led that the idea and Assistant Pianist --Mrs. roll call' was answered by
restriction ld b zoned Wallace,1 G ler Low Machan
= t d t o Horticulture Brian Hal naming a N
•'ve at 'the figure an r enridge c ore 11 meetings 39th year. e s
on com- — . ' d m R eel rip ey rs: V tt
trent Novelty, Donald by her husband, . one the Adult Opportunity Centre Bean, Mrs.•- Ross o tnson. . dad but un ,.•; irately had to
age. Y, ,, • • ; 'daughter, Shannon ano a
rkheim Haines • Directors -to retire December
u. _ ..•..............•" •her- mother, Mrs. - at- Walkerton for $8•80 per sign.
• ` the ..w �.lir, and Mrs. Bill' Ideon off' Son Steven,
•-
an of •
is at all unattractive." would depend on reactionsland Education, • •
•reason eo e
,continued from page $ ,. irk and Listowel, last i!`rtday, Y
housing n Charles `•Ratti RR. 2, Zurich; twright, Davide Derrick r
d 11, far Mrs. Rober•.t.1�!IcCi'eight,
- card •� sister of Mr. Machan. She was
Mr. artd'Mrs. rant: � , � Secpn-d Vice=
Earl, Jannett and Jacqueline of a and Mrs. Robertlarthur atten- was r• ° ra St Mark's Church. The 'Finan-
. . Sunda- d'ed the memorial service in the of the police village of Auburn mer,
with Mr. a visite(l last Donald
C el- of• Fairview 'cemetery, with the story --Auburn with Mr. and Mrs: 1)��nald Car- Chap Januar
_.Mrs. ran
, ,
ory._Auburn gets President '-=Mrs. Dorothy Bial stat rit was given by the
Grange, Secretary—Mrs, 'Beth . Mrs. Thorr
easurer;
cc � ...
the ,ret t;rjction put on area- slated `for rezoning.
"If there were no objections
Mr. Fisher also° expressed from •ttie.neighb.ours an coo ' ' Hayter, R1� `' `2, Lorie..�' °
concern with the 35 foot height 'til and the planning board had Harry
" Dashwood; Mrs.. Dorothy; '' Winners at 'the��eekly
'
street 'signs.
:buildin °� in no r aeon for enyang � -. .
• Got -fetich; Clarence party as wee
of Listowel an passe awa$-. rave
,•....., be _
m%t.,.;;1;•he,land woo •
lam New ear a
Goderich. he Said, McDonald, Exeter; and Jack lVian— r °`' high away in Red Deer, Alberta, af- originated a
w did the planning board with little delay," Man ----Thomas Haggitt, paying °f fees
December
•
Ho Alexander, Wingham. Mrs. . resolukion. The p jri g
Tian Sproul, .ter a short illness. She was in meeting about.three�years�ago� Directors C retira,
d why closed the of the Lady—Mrs. Ma stated that 47' 1974—Mrs. Celia Taylor, followed.
arr i • .. Mr. B eco F g L .til She i survived Mr - Raithby h f B d1 °'1VI 'Maurice
-should they feel a height limit meeting with a reminder to
should be placed-" on "new builders that their objections developments'" he piked. ust, be sent fin a letter- to th
d that 35 planning., „board as ti was elected c
committee 'and Mrs Aiwa and -Mr. and Mrs. Bob •
OWIn .,
Robert, ne signs had been purchased • ' R' b• The Rev. Fred Carson a e
members of the education Low
Lady Mrs Beth seeing, er
com and the roan
e_. committee; HeYbert�,T
ld "tt� lose `of
Marilyn Archambault
ted her ninth birthday,
he following +:fra�,endsp as
party, Joanne
Slater, Janice . Daer, Valerie., ut
Shells Wes
ter ,
Debbie' Cunningham, Linda:
5 • The annual, me
"'burn Hczxticultural Satiety dinghy had become up"sena b TheToll
naming their'" `Cunningham ;and Darlene
Au
Thesday tie' two, men Were -saved fr y L s blooming in
Honking.
ave. r. _ -- ... 'and a
nd
-..Mrs:- Eleato�,$railnQ
Mrs. •Thomas Haggitt were
guests last Tuesday' of Elgin.
West District W.I..winter picnic
soon as ha-irman of
m
In answering. the question, • •
Mr. Breckenridge said
Jarnes Machan of Listow, 1;
• . He state
at the Women's Ih- 1975—Mrs. Robert Tui'rei-�
ti -t t had paid a great deal Mb's Robert Arthur, Mrs,
-leave-_early to nd
another
meeting A small . t successful
auction was he at a c'
the riegting.
W
.celebra
with t
p education co ee
oared fora for vice-chairman; white Craig of I,ucan visited last. S�t•n-'�
-feet 11 q builders ld d
ossible. _
et is all that is re He thanked -the ui ers , Kun er, vice -c ,
lice=St,�rey house; for example. ,. l,n. " the discussion as it Mr. Corrigan was elected c air- day with .1Vlr. William 'J: Craig.
attend g h and M.r"s: Maitland
Dave Gower. of the�.p°lan�n•ii�••�•.•• ..d` sttinents��o'the man of the management en- and lYl�
Mr, and.Mrs. Keith Sc'ott_af
t
and ex 'la'ned�that.,inspecial .- would make a lu, ,�„
b(> . p t+new by-law. easier for all par- mittee and Clarence Allen °�
� h th Bedford Y
cases,. , u
Hotel,'spe
•M
id vice:chairman. ,
four sisters, Mrs. Fred (Elaine),
Listowel; Mrs. '
Lowry, Listowel; Mrs.
Clayton (Donaldl�) Heibien,
tYt`e's�fnrd;. Mrs:. Duncan
n, Kitchener;
his parents three' brothers, Ivan o Kit- is w resent the night Mc.F•arlane, Mrs. Dollard
• Keith of Auburn,"'and' Trommer was p --w
Lee, 1 M 'Allan
(Wilma)
Clay
T ha
c ..as e )---Davidson)
tial permits
•
er
recon dry school Dirac::
hers in Huron, who joinedand Eric. 1 sting of the
` Collin
s•
„"_We regret that M. 'White� " he province o �
d M
- . absence of the .Clayton of G
E ' 'the Maitland River when a 11 • ll was answered`
Ton P malls
teat d M David Coll 'T
t
'continued from p g
tit. A
that the rescue took
Township ori
.-� .�.._ rase
ogasba'rd','"lunch" "was in
"Go.l'erich :Tctwnship� matte on the :basis of a legis tion which wooCollinsShe
permit only .
,agreed to issue the pe Y . telephone cbnversati�„on as has validate The resignations
s -ue
d the purchase of the Donald Haines,, Mrs.' James
towards
,
signs, . Craig,w Mrs. William L. Craig. _
The' second front page item Nominating • commihee—Mrs,
Dinghy Upsets with Mr. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Frances,
was m
Elmer Trommer as challenger. Clark, Mr. Duncan MacKay..
r. Mrs. Albert
Would-be ties. McDona essed.
Meeti'n;gin•-.commat'tee °Of this London visited last week for (Kar f K't This as not guessed. Auditors—
• he Board -d isbussed the couple 'of days with
� . h Kenneth Scott chtst�.
• _ _ •• • hof r and Mrs Ken
pia. ,_Brown.._,
� place i
W,
<)
Miss
guests' to her p y
housand� of 'teachers• across
' 'Mr an rs:�
n, eery c 18 cif Walton„ and • Miss Jackieu
'+cont .
_� �„� •.., h can not see ilo 4 ay
e1e,1 �ti:�ited last was held last Y M Trommer flowers oi� bu b
• - •.' ch<ic�l.,t. . • tntai,l,,.•,•.,. emorial
f his a crm at o„.,,C.(>.l;linscin„Qf,�.,.,,., .•„ . • •,. i,t . water..y'_�:.....,.,,._, m. ,.�...._-,-
fit to �usti y . t ed av�.�.;y ft' ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, _. oinmurf y ,M _-,. ......ry „ , . .-�. ..„. � .... a
rJ .: e..�...A.uktitt:tt C. ,• �,� .e. .-..,•.�.;;. ., ,• scued'. tTieir Nome `�
elea e_.n . l ..aw- i o . _..> e ..._ ..... _,. - --119-- a n -• - - to r d a .._.._w rt it M.r rl; e to r. g .
r 'ons ccs scally • if they 'were
c'1 .�tt P protest agatns`t=gn�e��m S'a �' M 5 Eleafi�or Hall-••vuith the prest�erit, M'rs. told liiw the men•were �'
Coon i d third challenger, Mr. • - sm
ld in- Col ins an r, • • Kenneth Scott "fin charge. - The it -
of Bradnock. ,bled everyone and opened Fred Wagner, . chairman of the charge of Mrs. Kenneth Scott,
rs. Grant Holmes, welcomed Board” of 'the, police Mrs. Robert Slater, Mrs. 'Beth'
hasten Mr. and •M ' n Trustee• , Will
'site,' approvals had been by . sing.t g
the Huron' been �widely reported •in 'the 7 800 teachers trying to ,.
Jackie anal Joey nicived last the meeting d Mr .
received from 'area,. Mr: Ginn concluded. , ' challenged Lansing an s at West Lorne
'salaF% '�negUtiations and aider • home in Canada with Mrs. Robert”, 'village of Auburn,... •
the ,ser •`
as ' pianist.. Pastor the 'panel Y,^ to guess S • s•
._:County' Health Unit the y'1arbitration.Saturday to their new
Ministry o
es decided „
f Transportation and , com,pti,sory _ Ph`illips:
•
-,Following the 'discussion; the Blyth. ;
Communication,'
the.. Ministry a..� ei'd d that any
ronment-and aper- res `s! trusts d . t
of •the Envi
forrnance bid ,.cif $50;000 "had
been pasted, with the ' Ce. • -• .4,-4,m
municipality alitY :the the Township por.
a
of Goderich.'
„bf. Ale 'continued from page -1
'd
ui tng � -
cillor explained,," "our actions . taken this ,winter 'toward -the
were further• justified by plan- creation of a county wide Arts page 1
and told the continued from p, g the
ning director of Huron County •'Council; .M n �!t??..•,•WQ�kwill"""""'Kk►l""°Aza`n"+°"'°"t'ep�'`°�ng
stating that of the two sites in meeting,
uest�ion the site of Highway resume on the' development of a _ Ministry
ur trythe the,
Enplantmandl
question
to be the better Huron Sports o -off ins tng picked up data and informatioirw:
body.
location." , . _ ,�"
• concerning the 1973 operations..
In an interview Gary David-. •
"An annual repdrt of the ' During .1973, 200 people
Son,- Huron County ,Planning operation of the recreation' toured "the plant. Ap:
Dircictor, explained that he had board for 1973 is being con- proximately 450 million gallons
indicated "to the Township sidered," the Recreation Dirac= of 'sewage, passed through the
Council . that -from a drainage tor reported, operation during" the'year
point.of�view the Highway eight...• •
indeed better but . "It shotiild • preve to be . of resulting in7 the
use ofo3 ton s
ns
site was and of
noted -that he ..did not say the �creatiovalue
n board°now 1 and parr . Chllorde and .five tons -of
site-w-as--ih" a-11,.-tnraXs�,bettex' than re •'_
the proposed Suncoast , Estates 'Ocularly in future" planning' Chlorine-, urciiased from
location on Highway 21 or that Such a . reportwould
include:
1 and` Domtarirne is Chemicals„ at .Beach- ,
the Highway'eight. location was hoard meper ton, the
the best possible location for a "jurisdiction, committee'dut es, ville Ferric Ch or de�from Pennwalt_.
shoppi`rg plai,a. � ,� comments ,o per drum and the
"The Honorable Mr. White provements, p°and to - Cfilorine0at�"$OQ7.00 per. ton.
-.has been reported .as .saying provements, programs
a 1 nc • unplan- tivities, other developments
,ttr�t, r, n �. p h
•
E -d t f interfere, with the.
'• Mt, Dymo d' also noted that
�f a w.el1 planned com- th starts the planning
secondary school' teacher not a
school on December 18 will lose , *
a day's pay. " • ' ..
Prior to issuance ,
building Id' permit'-' the coon- - * Further steps are also ;to be O'. a expense
d h i r. •
T S •P EC IA L S_
EAT. .-o
FRESH FARM ,STYLE .yy
LB..,
SAUSAGECOLIIITRYq
• SUPER •VALVE VP,•»
RINDI.ESS BACON '
• FRESH - CHICKEN
' GREEN GIANT. .:12. FL: OZ. •
,.CORNtIIBLETS.385c
ALtEN'S PKG. OF. 5 31/4 OZ.
.CRYSTALS
'ORANGE' .C�RYS
r .
CHINA LILY 1.0 FL: OZ.
STEM$ AND PIECES
° $1 X00 MUSHROOMS
R f 14 FL. OZ.
ROSEDALE
5 R ,
' OO' CHOICE _PE A S
PRINCE .EDWARD: -.WHOLE -_.:19 FL. OZ: -
.,,thft•rre tton�ofanuP
lit` slwuld not be and a look ahead:"
Fire. �,s �fC
_•allow
progress next moil
-munity the release n for 1974 summer
program's.
rogram's.
!Tu -ether to thin • the a�Pr_elzalatioras� will' be made to
• ionor,able Minister d'id°not see, advertise for summer Staff and--
Ship
to contact either •t ' H wn' programs will b �developed,"
• before issuing his ministerial The Recreation D
order." • reported that . the recreation
"It is .unfortunate .that M. • board :will., be preparing its:
White`' -s impetuous .action "budget this month' for board
rov-a•l in mid February.
might endanger the amicable level'7app .
relationship that has existed "At that time it should be .
between these' municipalities ,ready "for. submission, to coun-
`headded.
release said.
ship of Goderich° or- the uron he told the meeting:
:bounty Planning Department Director ars&
for many years," the Township coun-
cil,
continued from ,9page 1
Lanark that the provincial and.
federal governments' guarantee
'adequate supplies of newsprint
for weekly 'newspapers.
Thea resolution stated that
weekly . newspapers are con
sidered "an integral and essen-
tial part • of tultu-ral, business
and municipal affairs."
The. final rebommendation of
Pthe,, Executive ' Committee
carried• by council. stated that
amendments to motions- must
• the' relevant and not :in,contlict
-to the - ,motions.
The Striking Committee
recommended- members and
chair"men of standing commit-
tees. Council 'approved tie
recommendation.
The committees are: Roads,
"'J: Dietrich, 'chairman, J. Hoff-
man, W. J. - Cuthill, •R•'.
McNichol, R. W. J. Lyons;
•Huronview, A. McKinley,
chairman, R. Wilflamson, -J.
Tinney, L. It Ferguson,
McMichael; Health, R. Gibson,
W. J. E�,st'on, C. FFor-ton, E. W.'
Oddleifson, J. Morrissey, Prov•
:Rep.; Library,`3:-.H• Flanery,
chairman, Mrs. H., Jermyn, E.
U. Mcllwain, D. ' H. McKenzie, •
G. Md'tttcheon, E, Talbot;
Property, H. E. Wild, chair-
man, H. Lobb,; S. Profit, W. W.
' McBride, J. Baker, J.L. -
McCutcheon; Land Division, C. Kreuter, E. Hayter, H. Robin-
son, R. Westcott, C. Laithwaite;
Development; A• Campbell,
.chairman, W. G. Zinn, D. J.
ghewfelt, F. Cook, D. • Eadie;
Executive, D. A. McNiel, chair-
rrlanr E. •4 hompson, J, Kerr, R. •
Laviiie, G. Reed, R. V. •Pat
tison; Social Skr,vices,. C.
'Phomas; - chairrdare, _ E.
Boyle, C. Scartlon, `1 . $ Yo
` Mulvey,
The council. meeting'' 'was
unusuaIly`,ahttrt, It, adjourned
until shortly after.' 12:00 noon.
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- BONNIE 15'OZ. -
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4 HOOD ii
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CARNATION 16 FL., O
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SODAS
• OLE _ MILK
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... CHOG.-„_. 1• LB.
DARE'S d� • BAG 59CIBEANSWth • PORI� 29c
COOKIES CHOC. CHIP
FBI PURE 48' FC. 0Z.
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