The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-11-18, Page 24PAGE&.-GODERICH SIGNALAT , AY, NOVEMBER 18, 1901
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT' ACT .
PUBLIC NOTICE
IS: Ham? OIYEN• 11.0* pursuant' to Section 36 of the
Pubiik Train)tortietio0 and Highway 'Improvement Act
411.0. MAL `Chap. 6a1 anal amendinents thereto) the
Lksut�itint QOvin.eraor Connell did designate portions
of an a;dstinj highway known as Highway 21 as a Con.
1,o11 Accsss:Nighway.• •
Tho porttilons 41. Controlled . Maass Highway, having. a"
right of:way of .pproxlnsately 111 fest to 150 feat In
Width. Orel 1001500 150 .,
.Prit-isfl Lots.t';to 10,12 *o 14 and 10 to 32, Lake Road West
Conimish ; P!h'of Lots 3,to ! and 12 to 32. Lake Road
islet .Cottee >�on; part; of Let A0. Narlb • Roundary Con-
csssiin; partof Lots'. 3 to 7,11 and 12. West of Vallee
Streit'and Nerfh of Censplioll Avenue; part of Lots 1 to
I, 11 4nd'7s 5141.. East of''Vallee Street and North of
40101001 40050:04;, pfrt of Lots 1 to 30. Fest of Yeller
Stsweti and. south of.C.mproll Avenue; part of Lots 1
alhd 4,10.311.1114011 of Vallee Street and South of Cam-
pbell' ARemmit all in Registered Plan 12; part of Lots 10
and " to, Lk.riew Plan; part of Lots 33 and 74. ,
Registered Plea 25; part of Lot 20, Registered Plan 21; as,
ShrumetiMlnisinar..P-215L 41.
24Townshipof Stanley
pPert or Lafs1.to 1. naive "K"; part of Lots 2 toe, Range
"1"; pert of tot 1. Range "5"; part of Loh 1_ to 25.
Concraslon,W.sstof Lake Road; part of Lotetio* Con-
c.ssion Iasi• of Lake Road; part of Lot • 30.. SouIh Rosin
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400 ConaiisIoa; part of Lots 1 to 9. East of Main Street
.05. part of Lots.1. 2 and 3, West of Main Street, 611 In
Ragkifenethl•Isln S (Map of Drysdsilevllla); part of Lots 1
11014._,3.st 05a1.• Bond, and part of Lots'? to 10 and 23
to 21. Wast of Lek.' Road. all In Registered Men 0 (Map
of Algbn);asshownon Ministry Pksn 1.20!0.42,
3: Torreibiw of Qederf -
Part•or wn sTeo 4I. cout a sson 1; part of Lots 5 6, 23 and
2114.02:$440011000.24(1-r0,1 .Lot024 and_2*.Caiesaan
2. Riglstered,Plan 0t'part pilots 2.70 and W, Rayfield.
Concession; •part of Lets 3 to t,, Registered Non 10; as
shown on Minisit'ry Plan P-2543=41. •
as shown hereunder:
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Order Ina Council numbered OC -.1022/111 designating a
portion of Highway 21 in the Township of Hay as Con-
trolled Access Highway together with the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications Plan P -205* -40 was
registered in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Huron as number 3020 and published In the
Ontario Gazette on the 27th of June, 1111, at page 2312.
Order In Council numbered OC -1623/111 designating a
portion of Highway 21 in the Township of Stanley as
Controlled. Access Highway together with the Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Plan P-2011.42
was registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Huron as number 3027 and
published In the Ontario Gazette on the 27th. of June.
1111, at page 2312.
Order In Council numbered OC -1`10/01 designating a
portion of Highway 21 In the Township of Goderich as
Controlled Access Highway together with the Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Pian P-2543-41
WEN registered In the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Huron as number 3025 and
published in the Ontario Gazette on the 27th of June.
1101. at page 2311.
Pians P -2051-4L P-2002-42 and P-2543-41 may be inspec-
ted during office hours at the following locations:
The Office of Mr. R.F. Carney, Heed. Planning and
Design Section, Ministry of Transportation and Com-
municationt3S4. Exeter Road, London, Ontario.
The Office of Mr. E.J. Zavitskl, District Engineer, Strat-
ford District Office, Ministry of Transportation and
Communication., 501 Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario.
The Office of Mrs. J.M. Durham*. Clark, Township of
Hay, Mill Street, Zurich, Ontario.
The Office of Mr. M. Graham, Clark, Township of
Stanley, R.R. No. 1. Brucefleld, Ontario.
The Office of Mr. R.E. Thompson, Clerk, Township of
Goderich, R.R. No. 2, Clinton, Ontario.
Record Services Offlee, Ministry of Transportation and
Communications, 1201 Wilson Avenue, Downsview, On-
tario.
The Controlled Access Highway Designation does net
expropriate land, but after the effective date, the
provisions of Section 35 of the Public Transportation
and Highway Improvement Act (1.1.0. 1440) In respect
to permits apply.
Enquiries regarding this designation should be made
to:
Mr. E.J. McCabe, Regional Director
Ministry of Transportation and Communications
451 Exeter Rood
lox 3330
London, Ontario NIA 3H2
Dated at London, Ontario, this 20th day of October,
1111.
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Deer hunt is successful
Preliminary results in-
dicate that the deer hunt held
in Huron County from
November 2 - 5 wtis very
succerzful. Fewer hunters
applied to hunt in 1981 than
1980, however early in-
dications are that about one
out of every five hunters was
succezafuL An estimated 184
deer were harvested,
compared to 103 in 1980.
The conditon of the deer
was excellent. Information
thin the deer check stations
indicates excellent antler
growth on the bucks as well
as heavy on,
deposits on all
deer. Over 60 per cent of the
deer checked were fawns or
yearlings which reflects the
relatively easy winters deer
have enjoyed the past 'two
winters.
Very few complaints
relating to the deer hunt
were received by the
Ministry of Natural
Resources and only tw'o
minor charges were laid by •
Ministry Conservation
Officers.
All hunters are reminded
that they must have com-
pleted and returned their
mandatory report form to
the Ministry of Natural
Resources by November 17.
This applies to everyone who
received a validation
sticker, whether they hunted
or not. Failure ti; do so could
make the hunter ineligible
for future hunts as well as
result in charges being laid.
The Ministry of Natural
Resources would like to
thank all hunters who
cooperated by making deer
available at the check
stations for biological
examinations.
For .more information,
contact the Wing ham
District Office.
Harbor report
BYRON GRAHAM
On November 9 the
Algorail arrived light from
Parry Sound to load salt. It
cleared November 10 for
Quebec City.
The Peter S. arrived for
the first time in Goderich on
November 11 to load corn. It
cleared November 14 for
Windsor to load more corn
before departing for Russia.
Euro Princess arrived
light to load corn for the first
time in Goderich on
November 14 and cleared the
nett day for Montreal then
Russia.
November 15, the Soo
River Trader arrived from
Thunder Bay.
November 14, the Chicago
Tribune arrived from
Thunder Bay.
Old Tyme music enjoyed
Rev. Wittick conducted the
Sunday morning worship at
Huronview when the choir's
anthem was Near To The
Heart Of God. Mrs. Elsie
Henderson and Mrs. Mabel
Scott favoured the congrega-
tion with a . duet entitled
"God Understands".
The sent -ion topic was
Remembrance Day and the
altar at the front of the
church was decorated ap-.
prOpriately:
Wilson McCartney enter-
tained at Old Tyme Music on
Monday afternoon, and join-
ing Wilson to • provide the
music was Jim Rose, Lorne
Lawson, Stewart McCall,
and Stanley Hillen.
Tuesday found the
Huronview
news
ceramic class busy working
on their various projects.
The Thursday meeting of
the Bible Study was held in
the chapel with Mrs. M. Pro-
uty, who is in charge of the
service, leading in the
hymns. There shall be
showers of Blessings, Amaz-
ing Grace, and Jesus Paid It
All.
After a prayer for the ser-
vice, some choruses, He's
All I Need, I Will- Praise
Him, Put On The Garment of
Praise, Hallelujah. The
residents then read Bible
Promises and there was a
poem entitled "Props" by
Eunice Lamb, followed by a
visualized. hymn God Will
Take Care Of You.
Elsie Henderson was the
accompanist on the organ.
The message was given by
Mrs. Prouty. The meeting
closed in prayer. •
There was a . good" atten-
dance on Friday afternoon to
.play bingo. As well as the
various items on the bingo
cart, bananas were given for
prizes.
Sympathy is expressed to
the families of August
Scheffbuck, and William
Johnston.
Tweenies of the Fourth Goderich Brownie Pack became
full-fledged Brownies last Thursday at Victoria School. In
the back row from left are Miranda Gautreau, Christy
Shanahan, Kelly Matthews, Shelly Alcock, and Sherry
Suplat; in the front row from left are Julie, Moerbeek,
Victoria Walton, Angela Harrison, Amy Sutton, and Kim
Johnson. ( Photo by Cath Wooden)
Spinners and Weavers Guild busy
The Huron Tract Spinners
and Weavers Guild held a
successful exhibition and
sale of spinning and weaving
at the River Mill in Ben -
miller on November 7 and 8
with a good attendance both
days. Great interest was
shown in the demonstrations
of these pioneer crafts and it
proved an especially in-
teresting and educational
outing for families. Norma
Clayton convened the event.
The Guild has had a busy
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and educational fall with a
conducted tour of Spinrite
Woollen Mills in Listowel; a
workshop with Joyce
Rummy of Gormley in off -
loom weaving done on barn -
board, baskets, tree bran-
ches, etc.; and two meetings
involving illustrated talks on
handicrafts on Baffm Island
by Seafortin member, Mary
McLeod and one by
Margaret Bushell of
Goderich.
The November meeting
was .in the charge of Ruth
Knight and Laura Bean of
Goderich with Ruth, giving
highlights of the Spinners
and Weavers Convention in
Peterborough, which was at-
tended by four members of
the Guild, where Paula Sim-'
mons,, noted spinier from
Washington, D.C. and Irene
Waller of Manchester,
England (weaver) were
guest speakers. Ruthann
Smith of Goderich
demonstrated the making of
sheep from pipe cleaners
and raw wool. Ruthann, who
is leaving Goderich to live
near Huntsville, was
presented with a gift from
the Guild.
The December .meeting
will take the form of a pot
luck supper at the home of
the president, Toni Vos of
Blyth with Gerry Surbrigg
and Joan Stadelmann of Col-
borne Township in charge.
The Fourth Godericb Brownies have been collecting Campbells Soup labels and recently
presented 400 of them to the Queen Elizabeth School, which can use them to obtain audio-
visual equipment Audrey Barlow aceepted the labels on behalf of the school from Brownies
Michelle Glenn, left, and Kelly Wade. (Photo by Cath Wooden)
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