The Huron Expositor, 1975-04-03, Page 9HEADING INTO THE RIVER — Bill Pinder and Dennis McCaulley get ready for
the service club class canoe race Sunday. Thirty-three boats entered the Optimists
sPonsored races, in spite of windy and snow weather. Pinder and McCaulley placed
third in their class. (Staff Photo)
VanasiTa services • Cast iron
(Continued from Page I)
cross walk opposite the post office
with proper diagonal lines and
signs and Ministry approval so
that infractions could be policed.
Mr. Stewart discussed details
of a C. of C.-ffoat he had agreed to
arrange 'for the Centennial
Parade.
The C. of C, again will sponsor
a ser
i
es of musical concerts in
Victoria Park. Dr. Toll who again
is heading the committee said
there was immediate need of a
piano for use during the summer,
Smiles
"Do you . think twice about
big decisions?"
"yes. I thinly twice. And
think a third time to break the
tie."
ores
Scores of Vanastra; Skeet Shoot
held on March 29 were as follows:
Murray East. Clinton 22
Tom Allen. Londesboro 22
BillStewart, Goderich 21
Harrison Shock, ZUrich 21
Glen Mogk, Bornholm 18
Bob Sherry, Stratford 18
Mery Batkin, Clinton 18
Jerry Coleman, Seaforth 17
Bill McNutt. Exeter • 17
Ashley Gilbert, Goderich /k 15
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Plans For It sutnual S**forth
fir a' Cancer well',
advanced • . ' accuvli g'
R. 4. •pittati. Chairnuin or „tom.
committee, , •
• splis students will ciur, out *
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and the Seaforth, 'High School
Area. The hilt; is scheduled • for'
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Correspondent
Ina Scoins
Last "Friday the rink of Dave
Beattie, Mary Jean Beattie. Wilf
Titford and Mabel Dixon defeated
Bill Campbell. Jr., Grace' Camp-
bell, Mert Keys and Elmer
Dennis to win the Charlie Barber
Trophy.
Thursday evening saw Dave's
rink put out Jim and Ann
Cunningham and Bob and Kay
Campbell and Bill Jr's rink put
out Bill Campbell sr., Flo Smith.
John Primeau and Darlene
Whitman from the last mixed
draw, •
In the men's final draw skip
John Patterson Sr., Phil Hoggarth
Doug Kirby and Ken Moore won
over skip Murray Forbes. Gord
Beuttenmiller, Harold Prycc and
Jim Henderson.
On Tuesday the Ladies played
the last game in their final draw.
Three rinks were in contention for
first but after eight ends the rink
of Skip Ann Cunningham. vice.
Isabel Theedom, Sec. Ma4an
Willson and lead Shirley Kay
came out on top, runner up was
Skip Leone, Rowat, vice Audrey
Be uermann, Sec Isabel Smith
and lead Sheila Murray. Prizes
were donated—bY Walkers' .
Also last Tuesday the ladies
held a fun day, curling com-
menced at 5 p.m. with all ices
,filled. Velma Millen catered.
Trophy's and prizes were pre-
sented from the three draws also
to the winners of the day who
were 1st Donna Hannon, Marlene
FOrbes, Claudia Eastman, ' 2nd
Betty Cardno, Isabel Theedom,
Verda Sinclair and Sheila Murray.
Con. Leone Rowat, Marg Sallows,
Mary Fotheringham and Loretta
Domage, special draw winners
were: Wendy Tremeer, Alice
Reid, Gwen Patterson, Kay Sharp
and Ina Scoins. Sharon Wilson
won the decorated angel cake
donated by Velma Miller. The
annual meeting followed, I'll have
the slate of officers for you next
week ; also the finals from the
competitive draw.
The Campbells and Pattersons
competed in the Bank of Montreal
bonspiel in Owen Sound last
,Satruday.
Qu ite a number from our club
journeyed to Harriston to the
two-day Kinsmen bonspiel last
Friday and Saturday. The rinks of
Gerald and Nancy Smith, Neil and
Marie McGavin won second prize
Don and Wendy Tremeer, Bill
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THE• HURON,"ExPosrrort ouzing,'0 1975
lownandoutoxy Convins for aniser
(By flee Director Clive Buist)
All umpires interested in attending a clinic and obtaining
their cards please note that a clinic will be held in Staffa on
Saturday. April 12 at 10:00 a.m.
We're still looking for lacrosse coaches. Clinics will be held
so your knowledge of the game can be improved. If interested
please contfr the Recreation Office.
Numerous inquiries have been made as to what type of
summer progranivvill be offered this year fbr children during
the day. A playground program or a daycamp will be offered
for children 6 - 13 years of age for a period of six weeks.
Further information will follow at a later date.
All children who earned crests at last Weeks power ska ting
test day may now pick them up at the. Recteation Office.
Two Seaforth Ringette teams visited Kit&tener last
weekend and had an opportunity to compete with established
teams. Although both teams went down to defeat they played
extremely well considering ringette has been operating since
1967 in Kitchener, This initial year of ringette has seen the
calibre of the game develop very well and we look forward to
even better play and More participation in years to come.
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up to 300 percent
Vanastra residents and
Water and- sewage rates for
have to' pay for Sewers alone",
Egmondville residents might
commercial users are going up one councillor commented.
shortly: Tuckersmith council Someone with a $1,100
approved a whopping increase to assessment would pay $132 and
120 mills up from 54 mills last with a $2,000 assessment. $240. year for residential users and to
Clerk , mcIntiph said the
51 mills up from 28 mills for increase in rates is made essential ',commercial properties, at their by increased labour cots and by
meeting Tuesday
night 'in an annual payment for water to Brucefield.
the Clinton PUC of about $25,000. Clerk Jim McIntosh said that
residential assessment in The Ministry of the
Vanastra ranges from $1,100 to Environment set a sewage budget
for Vanastra of $35,360, up from $2,700 and that the new rates
would mean that a resident with $30,062 last year and a water
an average house assessed at budget of $22,340,' up from
$1,600 would pay' $192 a year for $15,360 of last year. The water
budget does not include the sewers and water.
'That's still, less than $25,000 payment to Clinton.
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Recreation News
and Views
Curlers play for trophy
and Marg Fleming won third.
Steve and Roxanne Brown. Dave
and Mary. Jean, Beattie won
consolation.
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