Clinton News-Record, 1984-03-21, Page 9Goderi Goderich lown.ship council hamar comments on zoning
Accounts totalling over . . Were
ordered paid when Goderich township
Council met in regular session March 5. Of
this amount, over $22,000 went- . to the
Treasurer- of Ontario. for tile drain
debentures.
Council instructed the clerk to write a
letter to the Goderich Vet Clinic and confirm
that the township imposes no .penalty when
owners claim their pets but that no pet is to
be released to an owner until that owner has
paid all bills owing against said pet as
assessed by the Goderich Vet Clinic.
R.K. Wurtele informed council that there
was an obstruction on the road leading to his
property at lot 3, Maitland concession and
requested that this obstruction be moved.
His information was filed until council can
view the site.
Council granted permission to the Ladies'
Legion Auxiliary to hold a tag day at Zehrs.
A petition with numerous names,
forwarded by Bill and Thea Trick;
requesting that council hold an open
meeting regarding the zoning by-law, was
filed pending consideration.
ACitizenship-and- Culture- -progtram--for.
-- youth -employment was approved by council
and the clerk was instructed to prepare an
application form for the next meeting.
Building permits were issued to Bill. Boak
for a cottage on lot 10, Plan 28; to Doug
Wallis for a corn crib on lot 41, concession 2;
and .to Nick Den Boer for house demolition
on lot 37, concession 14.
A .. lion .was. passed to petition the
Ministry of Transportation and
Communication for a subsidy on an
expenditure of $370,000 for 1983.
SUPER SPECIAL
Since a number of complaints had been
received by council regarding derelict.
vehicles on part lot 3, Maitland concession, a
motion was passed to have the by-law
Officer investigate the situation and take
such action as deemed desirable.
A motion was passed to obtain calcium for
the township roads from Pollard Brothers at,
$180.25 per flake ton.
By-law 4-1984, a by-law to authorize an
iterim tax billing for 1984, was given three
readings and passed.
A motion was passed to cancel a cheque
for $3,793.80 issued to Okon Structures on
February 20 and replace it with a cheque for
$1,395.55
The meeting then adjourned until March
19.
A special meeting of Goderich Township
Council was held March 2-.- to discuss
'objections to and comments regarding the
circulated zoning by-law. Gary Davidson
and Cindy Fisher were present from the
Huron County Planning Board.
Objections had been-- r-eceitted..from a
nutriber af.. _.ratepayers.....during
Houses held on the proposed zoning by. -law
and these were d'iscusseedindivIdualiy. _.
Council. expressed opinions, which were not
recorded .in the minutes, on each protest. A
number of comments and enquiries were on
file but could not be listed as objections.
The. Huron County Planning Department
gave assurance that each comment and -or
objection would be answered before the
' revised Plan sprinted.
• Another special meeting of Goderich
Township Council was held March 8. Gary
Davidson of the Huron County Planning
Department was again present to review
various requests and queries resulting from
the recent Open Houses held on the proposed
zoning by-law. Forty individual topics were
reviewed but no motions were recorded.
A rnotion was passed that the township
apply for a further road subsidy of$22,751.38
on an expenditure of $30,335.18.
A motion was also passed agreeing to
participate in the Experience '84 program.
The clerk will make the necessary
application fmthis.
By-law 3-1984, a by-law to delegate the
authority of council to a committee of two
when it is necessary to hold public meetings
relative to the Planning Act,, was given two
readings and passed.
A petition having been received from a
number of ratepayers requesting council to
hold a public meeting on the Matter of
zoning, it was agreed that a suitable time for
such a meeting would be March 21 at 9 p.m.
A public meeting has already been called for
March 21 at 8 p.m. to discuss amendments to
the Secondary Plan.
Good crowd at euchre party
By Mary Chessell
VARNA - Tom, Barb and Paul Consitt and
Barry and Pat Taylor returned Saturday
from an enjoyable two-week vacation in
Florida.
Bill and Helen-- Taylor- attended -the-- .
-.celebration of Ross and- Ina Brown 'a 25th..
weee&ling anniversa.r. in Newtonville on
Saturday, and a Sunday brunch -Ana is BiThs
sister.
Congratulations to Joe and Willi Laurie,
who have another boy, Graham John, born
early Saturday morning.
A good crowd attended the Orange Lodge
euchre party on Friday night. High and low
ladies' prizes were won by Cheryl Thomp-
son and CherylMcClinchey. -Men's high and
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Draw prize winners were Jeanette Turner,
Audrey Walsh, Gladys Peck and Craig
McAsh.
Wilfred Chuter arrived home a week ago
.1.74 el
bus trip to Florida.
.... Greg.yior i ys hockey watts the Clutton
Pee 'Nees Wain, which has hada good year. --
TheyTost to Kingsville a week• ago in over- -
time in the third game. In Young Canada
Week in Goderich, they defeated Gdderich
B's, Teeswater and Seaforth, then lost to an
excellent team from Dresden in the final
game. On Sunday they put Seaforth out in
WOAA play. Watch the sports page for the
next series if you'd like to see some good
'hockey.
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Last month the Clinton Optimist Club presented the Lady Diana Nursery with a cheque
for $250. Pictured is Karen McEwing-McConnell accepting the cheque from Optimist
member Steve Tyndall. (Rod Hilts photo)
Holmesville to host fashion show
By Blanche Deeves
MIDDLETON - On Sunday morning in St.
James' Anglican Church The Alternate
Liturgy was said.
Rev. Reynolds played his guitar and Mrs.
Reynolds played her auto harp. Tessa
Steenstra took up collection from the Sun-
day School. James Storey and Edward
Deeves received the offering.
On March 21 the Joint Board of Manage-
ment meeting will be held at St. James with
Trinity of Bayfield.
There will be a joint service of Holy Com-
munion at Trinity Church on April 1 at 10
a.m. to celebrate Mothering Sunday.
Fellowship and Simmel cake will follow in
the Church Hall.
On March 28 the Fashion Show at the
Community Centre in Holmesville, . spon-
sored by P.E.P. will be held. Children's,
ladies' and men's fashions will be shown.
For the afternoon show the commentator
will be from C.K.N.X. and in the evening
from C.F.P.L. London. Also remember the
P.E.P. dancean March 31 with a draw to be
held for a Weekend for two in Toronto; ten-
nis membership at the courts in Bayfield
and dinner for two at Robindale's in
Goderich.
Get well wishes go to Bob Wain who is a
patient in Stratford Hospital.
Vera and Keith Miller, Bill and Madelon
Mcllwain have returned from a 6,000 mile,
23 day tour of the southern States Their trip
included a guided tour of Dallas, Tucson and
Phoenix. They had a tour of the largest feed
lot in Arizona 60,000 head of beef cattle, and
a tour of a dairy farm where the herd of
milking cows of 3,600.
Vera went to the dog races and even won a
little. They went on a shopping trip to Mex-
ico. While travelling went to Elvis Presley's
home and went to studio where Dallas is
filmed. All in all they report a wonderful
trip.
Land is too valuable
GODERICH - Town council has decided
not to sell a parcel of land to the Ontario
Humane Society for thepurposes of con-
structing an animal shelter. •
Goderich, town council decided that the
land, 'adjacent to Suncoast Enterprises on
Suncoast Drive, was too valuable a piece of
property to be used as an animal shelter.
Council's decision came with a recom-
mendation from the planning advisory and
economic development committees. The
development committee said that the land
was valuable serviced industrial property
and if sold, should command a price of
$20,000. an acre. Up until now, the discussed
price has been $5,000. an acres'
' The economic development committee
reasoned that if the land was sold for non-
industrial purposes, it would not fulfill the •
objectives of the committee. The committee
suggested that a. rural location for the
shelter would better serve the needs of the
local branch of the Humane Society.
Teacher. Young Fined $l00
ZURICH - South Huron District High
School Teacher Joanne Young's court case
carne up, March 2, in. Provincial Court.
Young was found guilty of trespassing and
fined $100.
She was charged with trespassing follow-
ing her arrest while taking part in a protest
at Litton Industries in Toronto last fall. Lit-
ton Industries manufactures the guidance
system for cruise missiles.
She pleaded. not guilty, and her attorney
Peter Rosenthaal, used the defense of
necessity as grounds.
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