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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-05-24, Page 3Michael . Cassidy, right, NDP leader for Ontario, mixes with employees at Champion Road Machinery. Cassidy met with several local labor union leaders later in the day to solidify co- operation between the NDP and the .labor movement. (photo by Cath Wooden) Goderich Township Council issues 24 building permits Goderich Township Council called a special meeting April 30 upon the request of T. Cooke. At this time council con- sidered Cooke's amended application for severance on part lot 3, Maitland concession. The proposed purchaser "` of . the severance parcel was present and vouched that the use of the house and lot was to be of a highway commercial nature. Council moved that the application be dealt with as per questionnaire. Council then went on to consider four quotations for delivering air proximately 5,000 cubic yard's of pit run gravel to the fourth concession. Council accepted George Radford's bid at 89 cents, the lowest bid of the four. The clerk was in- structed by council to contact four architects in order to see if they were willing ,to present preliminary plans and suggestions for a town- ship..hall. Reeve Stirling was appointed to act as the contact for any fur- ther•information the four architects might require. At the regular council meeting of May 7, council ordered accounts totalling 9ver $8,000 paid and issued 24 building perm its. The permits were issued to John Hoogen- dorn for a poultry barn, Robert Cole for an im- plement shed, John Auld " to demolish a storage, shed, John Auld to build a greenhouse, James Elliott for a house, Calvin Roberts to demolish a barn, Calvin Roberts to build green houses, Robert Vodden for a swimming pool, Douglas Liebold for a porch, Gerald Innez to demolish a kitchen, John Lavis for an addition to a shed, John Lavis for a storage shed, Kenneth Cook for a mobile home, Ken Bowen for a house, JohnWubs for a house, William Jongejan to demolish a house, William Jongejan to build a house, John Kookla for a cottage addition, John Oskam to demolish a house, John- Oskam for a house ad- . dition, James Drehman for a barn addition, Allan Brindley for a storage shed, Ben Nyman to demolish a house and Ron Kruspefor a house. A request for a building permit from Alfons Wick for a barn addition and from Laurence Van den Heuvel for a manure tank were approved by council but permits will not be issued until certificates of compliance are received. Frank -Radford was present at the council meeting to seek support in obtaining a land severance approval. Based on this deputation council passed a motion that the township request the Huron County Planning Board to prepare a suitable spot zoning bylaw to cover the severance requirements as instigated by the Huron Land Severances Committee on application B 210-78. M.J. Driver was present at the council meeting to renew his trailer camp licence but council requested a map of the camp' sites before meeting this request. Ian Deslauriers of the Maitland Valley • Con- servation Authority was present at the council , meeting to explain the Waterfront Study. Council 'passed a motion to appoint G.G. Wright to the Waterfront Implementation Com- mittee. D. Morgan and Nick Hill were at the council meeting to present a revised plan for the Mobile Horne Park on lot 10 4I3.L. ^Council retained the requirement of 66 feet roadways inside the park. John Hoogendorn presented a revised application for a poultry our name _says itall.... STAN _ JONES barn and a request that .the initial building fee paid on a permit still in force but now being replaced, be applied to the new application. Council -agreed to this request. J. Tebbutt and J. McIntosh were present to request a grant to the Federation of Agriculture. Council passed a motion that the township make.a grant of $800 to be paid by August 1, 1979. Tile drain applications were approved by council for Allard Feddes ($12,025), Allard Feddes ($4,625), Harry and Gerard Greydanus ($3,010) and Gerard Greydanus ($12,025): Bylaw number 5, 1979, a bylaw to provide for the release of funds from the Pearl Moon Estate, was given three readings and passed by council. Bylaw number 6, 1979, a bylaw to provide for a tile drain debenture on five owners, was also given three readings and passed. The' recreation ' com- mittee's budget was adopted by council as presented. Council passed- a motion that Ewan Ross' application for rezoning part of lot 35 Maitland con.cession be approved. Councillor Sturdy was appointed to represent the township on the Goderich Fire Board. The clerk was in- structed to contact the four architects and offer each of them 20 minutes on May 16 at 8 p.m. to present any further in- formation or answer questions on their township hall presen- tations. Council moved that a special meeting be held on May 21 at 7:30 p.m. to hear objections to bylaw number 1, 1979. Council then adjourned until May 21 at 8 p.m. Jail prizes Curator Harry Bosnell awarded prizes to the first, fiftieth, and hun- dredth visitor of the year to the Huron Historic Jail. Gene Poortenga of Burrlen.,.••Wisconsin, was the first visitor. The fiftieth Was J. Galliford, Toronto, and the hun- dredth was Jean Majercik from Bloom- field, Michigan. They were offered a choice of prizes and all of them chose a Tiger Dunlop Dollar. Sorry for the inconvenience OPEN AS USUAL DURING RENOVATIONS Thankyou for your co-operation HEATHER SALON Y 108 LIGHTHOUSE ST. 524-7461 Cassidy heard by 15 BY CATH WOODEN About 15 people showed up at Robertson school May 17 to hear Michael Cassidy, pi ovincial leader of the New Democratic Party. Cassidy was in Goderich to meet with the hospital board, labour union Leaders, and -to join Huron -Bruce NDP candidate, Moira Couper, on her campaign trail. Cassidy criticized the Conservative provincial government for allowing doctors to ° opt out of OHIP. He said that 10-20 percent of Ontario doc- tors are opting out. In Peterborough and Orillia, the figure is as high as 70 Percent. He also spoke about the recent bed cutbacks in hospitals. Cassidy agreed when one man in his small audience said, "I'm willing to pay higher OHIP premiums to get those beds back." Cassidy accused the federal Liberals and the provincial Tories of "barely lifting a finger to protect the public against rising food prices." even though they have risen 21 l ARGEST CAR STEREO SEA ECTION MUIC 40 ONTARIO STREET STRATFORD percent in the past year. "Their (the Liberals and Conservatives) bread is buttered with corporate support and that is who they'll turn to ultimately," Cassidy said. Earlier in the evening, Cassidy met with local union leaders from UAW, GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, 'THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1979—PAGE 3 Carpenters and Joiners, International Machinists, and Public Service Employees. He and the local union leaders "laid the groundwork for co- operation between the NDP and the labour movement in Huron County," according to Cassidy. 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