The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-21, Page 29
l'1(W 2--GODER1III(SIGNAL-STAR,THURSDAY;JUL.Y 21, 197T
Vawanosh sets
1977 mill'rates
East Wawanosh township
council approved a slight
mill increase in. its 1977
budget recently and passed
the bylaws making the budget
estimates a reality. Council
studied estimates prepared
- 'by -treasurer Alex McBurney
and passed a bylaw at the last `'-two •miffs -Os -well. Last year
meeting making the figures the county business and
commercial rate was 23.498
and this year it is 25:':94.
County farrn and residential
rates are up to '21.9:'5 from
The budget was broken into ., I9.9 3. . E:lementary school
six categories, each showing rates
¢►n approximate two mill
increase. The township
business and commercial
'rates for 19 are 39.31, up
from the 3. .95- of last year.
The farm .and residential rate
is 33.18 . up from 31.737.
The county rate is up about
e
the actual budget and passed
a second bylaw to permit the
levying of the taxes and their
collection.
are up
con
siderably
from last' year's 31.498
business rate and ?8.348 farm.
The figures this year are
3 .991 and 34.19'2. Secondary
school last year was 31f,047
business and 27.942 Farm, wed
this . year are 31.885 'find
:'K,69(i. The separate school
rate is 35.585 up from 32.593.
Rates in the village of Auburn
did not change in the new
budget.
Council also approved a
'1,000 grant for the Blyth and
District Community Centre
Board in other business. As
well as giving_ away. the
money council designated
Donald Dow and Robert
Marshall as representatives
of the council on the board.
Council accepted a request
to have the Hallahan-
Caldwell drain cleaned out.
The
request for.
the
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un
ic1
drain cleaning was sent by
William He!Whjp and council
appointed teeve Siittion
Hallahan to contact Georgie
Radford construction about
doing , the work ''and to
suptAtise the same
Council issued six building
permits making three of them
subject to approval from the
ministry of environment. .S.
Siertsema requested a permit
to build a silo and addition to
'a feed room, 3. Armstrong
plans a silo and addition to a
dairy barn. M. DeBae.r plans
an addition to a barn, the
SCtllllt2 4 [�tt11`l s'"requested -A
permit for a pole barn, Ralph
Campbell a storage shed and -
Sydney Thompson for sun -
decks. The Armstrong,,
DeBoer and' Schultz requests.
are subject to environmental
approval.
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ill a:
Councillor Bob Allen told,
council last Wednesday
evening it was fortunate mild
weather and low winds
prevailed during the Jubilee
Three celebrations. If such
conditions had not been en:
joyed, he said, the grand-
stand would not have been
occupied for 'such, events -as
the tractor pull and'the rode&
The grandstand, which
does not conform with
current buildingcode
regulations, was posted with
signs to this effect prior to the
ers
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Jubilee Three activities.
However, consulting
engineers. from The Klein=
feldt Group told town council
in a letter dated June 28, "To.
the best of our knowledge...
we believe that the Goderich
grandstand may be safely
occupied if the average. wind
speed is below and no greater"
than 35 miles per hour (56 k.ni
perhour)". The , engineers recom-
mended that' the grandstand
be -vacated if the average
wind velocity exceeds this
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Reg. hours:
Monday thru
Friday 8 A.M.
to 5:30 P.M.
SATURDAYS
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EXTENDED
HOURS
at these stores
AMHERSTBURG
EXETER
GODERICH,
GRAND BEND
HARROW
KINCARDINE
KINGSVILLE
KITCHENER
16 BRANCHES INCLUDING MATTHEW'S
736-2151
235-1422
524-8321
238-2374
738-2221
396-3403
733-2341
744-6371
OWEN SOUND
RIDGETOWN
SOUTHAMPTON
THEDFORD
WEST.LORNE
WINDSOR EAST
WINDSOR WEST
WINDSOR CENTRE
376-3161
674-5465
787-3245
296-4991
768-1520
727-6001
734-1221
254-1143
KITCHENER, KINCARDINE, WINDSOR EAST and WINDSOR WEST
ARE OPEN FRIDAY till 9 P.M.; SAT. till 5:30
WINDSOR CENTRE (Matthew's) OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Including
SATURDAY: OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 P.M.
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value, or' ` -Is, by of the grandstand, of co
meteorological observations, the structure must
exPected to exceed this value vacated.-HoweVetr, this
in the near future. be extremely unlikely
It has been recommended the procedure suggest
that an inspector be ap- valid only until Augus
pointed to .monitor the 1977. 'Immediately after
structure. This person must annual Labor Day,; Ns
be appointed and approved by tournament, plans are to
-the--.:I�leinfetdt.'...Group. This ^ downtke=grata Stand,.
inspector • would have the
authority to control the Councillor Allen said
number and location of. the while no wind monits
occupants in the grandstand, ''devise .has been secured
and could order the grand- -- the grandstand, the wea
stand vacated if any mem- station at Sky Harbor k
bers or joints show signs of close and constant- eye
distress or excessive wind velocity during
movements or deflections. Sesquicentennial
Another •y suggestion was Celebrations.
that a, sui,table wind Similarly, no quail
monitoring device be in- inspector has been retain
stalled by the town on a monitor the grandst
projection two feet above the because of the extreme'
roof of the grandstand at the cost factor. The grands
highest point on the roof of the will be carefully obse
structure. The inspector however, by trained
would monitor this device, it sonnel during occupant
was suggested. - ensure the maximum s
As soon as any snow or ice of anyone who chooses
would accumulate on the roof in the structure.
Twp. wants
opinion on
Sunday hrs
Goderich township -council
told a representative of
Zehr's Supermarkets that it
disapproves of the firm's
township store. staying open
Sunday but did agree to make
an effort to gather public
opinion on the - mutter.
Council , met with H.L.
Wunder, a spokesman for the
food chain, to discuss the
township passing a bylaw
permitting Zehr's to operate
its store on Highway 8 east of
Goderich on Sundays and
holidays. A sample bylaw
was presented by Wunder and
council made it known that
it did'. not approve of Sunday
,opei;atibns but ptfered 'to
consider holiday hours and to
get some opinion from the
public on the matter.
In other bu_siness council
instructed the clerk to apply
to Wiptario for funds to
purchase and develop a
community - park near
Holmesville. Council:11as
been investigating the pur-
chase of the ministry of
transportaion and com-
munications property on
Highway 8 where the truck
weigh scales were and hopes
to turn the plot into a park.
The. brain report
was read by- Welsh council and was
provisionally adopted and
incorporated into a bylaw. A
court of revision for the drain
is set for August 1, 1977 at 7:45
p.m. and council plans to call
for tenders for that date to be
opened at 9:00 p.m.
Land severances were
.requested by Ed Szuss,
o William Smith, , and Mr.
Daugharty. The Szuss and
Smith applications were
apprpved as per questionaire
and the Daugharty request
was tabled until July 18 when
council hopes to meet with
him.
Building permits were
requested by Laurie Cox for a
drive shed, Martin
Straughan for a pole' barn,
Walter McIlwain for a
granary, David Orr . a
granary, Robert Skelton' a
garage, John. Scott.... -..:,.a
molitipn,, W illia-m Brand- a
swimming pool, J n Van der
Wal a house, WilWn Trick a
house. Willis ° Broml
demolition and a house
Buchanan a: barn add
Clayton Cox a house
Ray Pepper a house an
Van den Heuvel a ba
dition. Council
Straughan's pending a
tificate of ' compli
Pepper's pending appro
septic tank installation
den Heuvel's since a
tificate of compliance
not be produced and rej
Cox's. The rest of the pe
were issued.
Police
.Report
The Goderich
Department .was cal
investigate ..only thre
cidents' in town durin
past week, one of w
resulted in a major d
estimate.
A two -car collision
intersection of . $gun
Drive and Bayfield Roa
18 resulted in a total da
estimate of $500• to ve
driven by Jane Bened
Young St., St. Thoma
Alexander Telford,
St., Bayfield.
Damage to the Be
vehicle was estimated
and $300 to the T
vehicle. There were
juries. -
During the week
departmentt 4 -two c
under the Ju
Drelinquent Act,•two un
Criminal Code of Cana
under the Highway
Act, and five under the
License Act.,
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