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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-09, Page 12••t,„ .......... ••••;;;;,,-4 hockey mee tin OBVIOUSLY ANXIOUS TO GET INTO SCHOOL — Thesday was The first day back for student at SDHS as wb11 as the other area schools. This year there are a few less students, but as you can tell frorp the picture those that .did show up obviously were • overjoyed to be back. (Staff Photo) , , UNHOOKING THE,POWER LINES — SeafOrth , • fireman Tom Philisfiks works disconnecting the• power lines to the burning barn owned by. Willard Bennewles of R.R.1, Dublin. Firemen were called to the scene about 5:45 Thursday morning, but• Were unable to save the structure. (Staff Photo) Skeet. Shoot Scores E.C.P. RUST INHIBIT 5, Year Warranty from E.C.P. on cars with less than 3,000 miles. TRINIGUARD Side Mouldings FABRIGUARD Upholstdry Treatment SiONE SHIELDS All PriCes include installation Seaforth Here's Where You .Can Buy The xvosittor Huron Greg Potter, Goderich Paul Mellar, VanaStra Paul Giles, London 'Mery Batkin, Clinton Bill Pincombe, Toronto John Hassel, Goderich Ian Rose, Goderich Dan Meerbufg, Potest Dale Meerburg, Forest Dave. Ross, Goderich 23 22 22 21 20 17 16 15 15 15 4,4-41,44:•..4*:;4,4" :4 • AUTO BODY REPAIRING *Complete Collision Service wCust Painting !Frain repair *Side mouldings', 'Door mouldings *Windshield service IF YOU' GET A DING GIVE US A RING Seafotth-,C611101dtir Rear of• to4,,SitiettOti• -: dOdOriCh St, E.,' :511:06811, iv g.ci?;magfi PTE.Mkg., Ok. 1976 A meeting has been set for Tuesday September 14 at the basement of the Library at 8 p.m. to discuss this year's minor hockey season. After two seasons as convenor,- Mrs. Joyce McClure is stepping .••rer'• „...„0„, • down and it is kOped that another hard working individual will step in whefe Joyce left off. A secre tary.Treasurer and many coadhes and managers are also needed foe' the upcoming season. If everyone does their share and helps out fora season or two there . _ • wouldn't 'be a shortage, rec directory Clive Buis* said. It is hoped that there will be, a good attendance, at the first Meeting so'that minor hockey can get right down to business instead of having to wait until. the seend or third meeting to fill the various phsitions. Anyone. who. is ,IntereSteclIn helping this year hut cannot attend the' Meeting is 41ted to contact either the Rectdation. Office at 527-0882 ?r Joyce McClure at $27,0215. SEAFORTH MINOR ,HOCKEY ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Se.aforth Lower' Library TUES• SEPT• 14, 1976 Erp.rh. We rtieed all people interested in • being • coaches, managers, executive members or those willing to help minor hocKey in other capacifiei to please attend. Tuckersmith awards contract 0 • LDSA Soccer a Colurnbcift vs London Carnival WI. Sept, 12 (Continued from Page 1) situation", commented road superintendent Allan Nigholson. It was decided the township roads department would try to do the work on the township property but an outside contractor may have to be involved. A tile draining by-law for $9,500 was approved. Requests for building and demolition permits were approved as follows: Adrian Timmermans,RR 3, Kippen, steel grain bin; Ron Brady, Egmondville, porch; Robert Allen, Brucefield, new iniplement shed; Bruce McGregor, RR2, Kippen,, steel grain bin; Martinus Guichelaar, RR 4, Seaforth, steel grain bin; Ken Rogerson, RR 5, 'Clinton, addition to implement shed; Gerry Moffat, RR3, Kippen, addition to house; George Lerchis, Vanastra, porch; Murray'Traquair, RR 2, Kippen, covered swimming pool; Art Haverkamp, RR5 Clinton, two steel grain bins; and Ontario Hydro, Clinton, demolition of old house on part Lot 5, concession 1, HRS. Passed for payment were accounts' totalling $80484.24 including Vanastra Day Care center; $3,549.28; •Vanastra Recreation $8,683.39; roads, $5,645.71; and general, $62,605.86. Tuckermsith Township will give part of Ransford Road located Partly ;n the township and partly within the town limits of Clinton (east side) to Clinton. Tuckersmith Celina will meet with Clinton Council at Huron Centennial School, Bruceffeld at 8 p.m. on September 14 to discuss the annexation of the land south of Clinton in Tuckersmith Township extending to and including Vanastra, as proposed by the town. Obituary " When the press 'representative asked if it would be an Open meeting Reeve Elgin Thompson said it was all right with Nip if the meeting was open, but was not sure hoW Clinton council would decide. Clerk James McIntosh is to contact the Clinton clerk for their decison. • Tuckersmith received its 1976 resource•equalization and support grant of $105,494, of wmcn tne township will keep $60,000 and the remainder goes to the county of Huron. This year Tuckersmith is the muncipality responsible for nomination of separate school board members for Tucicersinith, Hensall, Zurich and Stanley Township, and is also responsible for the nomination of Huron County board of education members for Tuckersmith and Clinton. These are both changes from previous years.- An information 'letter was received by council from Deputy Reeve Donald Eadie of Township of TurnberrY, ,RR 2, Wingharn, asking for comments bn the subject of the proposed recreation areas in the county. In his letter Mr. Eadie. 'said he was a member of the development committee of county council responsible •for the meetings fbn the 'recreation areas. H e said it was stated at the meetings that 'the main problem with recreation was the lack of co-operation, cost pharing, distruit and fear between loCal municipalities but he said he-dis,agreed with this and said he thought the basic problem is the competiton between the different forms of recreation available• and a • relatively small Ovulation 'spread across the county. • ' • Mr. Eadie, spoke.-of the lack" of volunteer help -- coaching, managingteams as examples and , said without volunteer help recreation will become .a greater and greater financial burden on the taxpayer' as have so many other government supported programs. In his letter Mr. EAdie continued, "It has been said that people cannot pay higher admission prices but can they afford higher taxes to support recreation when with such a system cost will most certainly be higher because of increased administration and the people will not have a choice whether they pay • or not. Council accepted an invitation from the Van Egmond Fqundation to hold an October Meeting in the historic old Van Egmond •home in Egmondville which the letter said was the meeting place for the early —Tuckersmith councils. October 19 at 8 p.m. was the time set for the meeting: The meeting adjourned at •12:15 a.m. Wednesday. Seaforth • golfers win invitational - Seaforth golfers were the winners at the annual Sunset Golf, Club junior invitational last week. Steve • Bensnett fired a 70 over 18 holes to winthe „junior low gross. Steve edged mit Cam Doig, who shot a 72 e. Both y oung men play regularly at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club and are members of the SDHS golf team. Vanastra Trap Shoot Aug.31 Bill Stewart, Goderich 25 John Hessel; Goderich 24 Jeff Darling, Eiceter 24 George 1-Tam, Blyth 24 Jim Caldwell, Kippen 24' John Anderson, Hensall 24 Mtrrray East, Clinton- , 24' Prazily Mann, Hensall 23 Paul Stanley, Clinton 23 Bill Thompson,Clinten 23 - Paul Middleton, Clinton 22 Greg Potter,Goderich 22 Dan Crefar, Kippen 20, Eugene Clark, Exeter 18 Jim Greg, Clinton 17 Janet Potter, Goderich 16 Skeet' Shoot held Sept.. 4 Tom A Iran ,Londesboro •25 Bill Stewart, Goderich 24 Bill ThomPsotr Clinton 23 George Giles, London 23 Harrison Shoeck, Zurich 23. Ernie Marshall, Mitchell 23 -041."470.Mff,00.4•StliMPSOOr . MRS. W. J. GLANVILLE The death occurred in st. Thomas Elgin. General Hospital on . September 1st of 1Mrs. W.J.Glanville of Wal ac own. She was in her .85th yeai. The former, Muriel Elcoat she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elcoat of Seaforth. She' was predeceased by her-husband and two sisters. , the late Jean and Hazel Mcoat of Se'aforth. Rested at .the Cyril J. Beill Funeral Home, 193 , Shackleton St., Dutton, where funeral service was held on Saturday; September 4 at 2 p.m. Rev, David Northey, of Wallacetown United ChurCh officiated. Interment was in St. peter's 'Cemetery, • Tyrconnell. 1.1.-0LLy. Sports & Recreation Limited Varna, Ont. Dial 262-5809 GOOD TIMES GOOD VALUE Kawasaki - CZ - Suzuki SALES AUTHORIZED RENTALS SERVICE BRUSSELS The Brussels Post .CLINTQN Del Mac Variety Smith's Hardware 'DUBLIN Goettler's ° 'The Shillelagh EPMONDVILLE° hay's Family Market HENSALL Ron'slieOth Centre KIPPEN. McLeliand's Store LONDESBORO Thcittip0Mk Store BRUCEFIELD BR2DAAGEN' Betty -Vock, Postmistress JacksonS! Sttire "E very Week - MITCHELL Diegel's Department Store' SEAFORTH Roth's Food Market ,BeOkers - Bob •& Betty's Variety Seaforth Farmers' Co-Op. Crich's Bakery & Restaurant The Forge Seafdrth I.G.A.• Wang's Restaurant Keating's Pharmacy Larone's Searorth Meats Priceguard Canadian Tire Seaforth Community ST. COLUMBAN Steinman's Store STAFFA • Saddler's Store VANASTRA couiltri Market' WALTON Huniphrles" Store WINTHROP . Winthrop Store I . Hospital .4 •