The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-14, Page 9Crystal ball gazer and palm reader Angela James reads the palm
and lifeline of Paul Good at a carnival for Muscular Dystrophy
held at the home of Michael Pottle, Cambridge Street, Saturday.
Michael and his friends, neighbours and parents helped raise $155
for Muscular Dystrophy research through the one -day carnival.
(Photo by Dave Sykes)
West Wawanosh .ounci1
discusses drains at meeting
Drains seemed to be Drainage had requested
one of the main topics of an increase to their
discussion when` West 'contract price of $900 to
Wawanosh Township complete the closed
Council met in regular portion of the .Kirk
session on Septetnber 5. Municipal DrainRepair
Clerk Joan Armstrong and Improvement.
reported to council that Council then passed a
she had received a motion that Bric,kman
telephone call from Mrs. Tile Drainage, who were
Harold Londry and awarded the contract for
subsequently a letter the closed portion of the
from the Londrys' Kirk Municipal Drain
solicitor to the effect that Repair and Improvement
they no longer wished to in 197, be -held to an
implement the recom- increase of 10 percent of
mendations proposed to the contract price or $400
correct the erosion of the maximum to construct
Anderson Drainage the closed portion of the
Works on their property drain.
by E. H. Uderstadt Inc. Harry and Edgar Carr
In view of these attended the meeting to
communications, the discuss the Dungannon
Court of Revision slated drain with council.
for that evening was Tenders for the con -
cancelled and a motion struction of the Smyth
passed that the motion of Municipal Drain
Councillors Stothers and Extension a n d
Cranston made August 1, Improvement we re
1978 giving first and opened . and considered
second reading to the and council passed a
Provisional Bylaw, motion that the tender of
Bylaw number 9, 1978. Postill Tile Drainage,
The Anderson Drainage RR3 Clinton at $14,935 for
Works Repair and the tile portion of the
Improvement be Smyth Municipal Drain
rescinded. Extension a n d
Council was informed Improvement be ac -
that Brickman Tile cepted.
Full
AHEAD
for
FALL
SAVINGS
Another motion was
passed that the tender of
Hanna and Hamilton
Construction, Listowel at
$2,250 for the open portion
of the Smyth Municipal -
Drain Extension and
Improvement be ac-
cepted.
Mr. Allan Miller
presented five claims
totalling over $1,250 for
loss of sheep from injury
and worrying by dogs:
Mr. - Miller informed
council that he had proof
as to the owner of the
dogs and wished to have
some positive action by
council to be sure he
would have no future
trouble with the dogs.
Council informed Mr.
Miller that the owne�
would be notified oft e
responsibility -of an ower
of a dog which has/been
found annoying Sheep,
and that the said owner
would be given a limited
time to carry out the
responsibility.
Al Dickson questioned
council about a bill for
clearing out a fen-
cebottom along the road
on his property. The
'township .,has agreed to
split the cost ,of the
bulldozing bill with Mr.
Dickson ' and ,'informed
him that he should
contact the contractor as
to the reason for his
portion being more than
half.
Building permits were
issued to Pardeux
Inyestments for a shed;
A` Plasschaert for a silo;
W. Redmond for a barn;
R. Chisholm for a
garage; W. Jefferson for
a silo and house addition;
E. Good for a shed; W.
Shelter for a shed; J.
O'Neill for a house ad-
dition; M. Turner for a
barn and R. Aylesworth
for a garage.
A motion was passed
that the Township of West
Wawanosh accept ap-
plications for loans for
tile drainage on part of
lots 16 and 17, concession
3 and pmt of lots 20 and
21,conces"sion 10.
A motion was passed.
that bylaw umber 10 be
given a third reading and
finally passed,
authorizing the township
to enter into an
agreement with the
Ministry of „ the
Environment to receive a
grant of $1,000 to upgrade
conditions at the Waste
Disposal Site.
The road accounts and
general accounts were
ordered passed and paid
by council which then
adjourned to October 3 at
8p.m.
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GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR,NHURSDAY', S
Goderich Township Council -meets
Five building per
Five. building permits
were issued when
Goderich Township
Council met in regular
session on September 4.
The permits were issued
to Harry Torrance to
remodel a barn; to C.
Buruma to remodel a
barn, also to Steven
Haptho for a mobile
home; to Wm. Dean to
build a barn and to M.
Driver to build an im-
plement shed.
Bylaw number 16,
being a bylaw to provide
a tile -drain debenture on
two owners, was given
three readings and
passed.:
Elmer and Cathy
Potter were present at
the council meeting to
solicit a building permit
but no motions were
recorded regarding this.
Accounts tptalling
$46,636.44 were ordered
paid by council..
Council adjourned until
September 18 at 8 p.m.
Board elected
Jack Roorda presided
_ _at -the -a nnuat-m eetin-g of.
the Clinton and District
Christian School Society
which was held on
Tuesday, September 5. A
full house of interested
parents were welcomed
by the chairman and it is
certainly good to see
much interest in the
school's activities. A
special welcome was
extended to the delegates
from Exeter Christian
School Society.
Secretary for the
board, Kees Dykstra,
read the minutes of the
meeting of June 5 and
gave a resume of the
activities of the board
and the various com-
mittees which help to
operate the school.
Voting for new board
members resulted in the
re-election of Jack
Roorda, Kees Dykstra,
George Turton, John de
Vries and Kase Vander
Heuvel and in the election
of John Haverkamp.
These men will serve for
a two year term.
The proposed budget
for the year 1978-79 of
$186,460 was presented by
the treasurer Evert'
Ridder and was accepted
by the members.
A progress report on
the gymnasium was
presented by John
Maaskant, but much
work has to be done yet
before any definite
building plans can be
realized.
The three new staff
members were in-
troduced by Mr. Roorda.
They are Miss Dorothy
Prinzen, grade]; Miss •
Trix Kreeft, grade 2; and
Mr. John Huls, grade 3.
The board hopes they will _
have an enjoyable and
blessed year in our
school. Principal Ralph
Schuurmat reported 207.
pupils enrolled in the
school this year as
compared to 214`tasi`year:"•
The meeting was ad-
journed and Bill
Schilthuis . closed . with
prayer. -by Helen Dykstra
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