HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-30, Page 10QUILT EXPERT-HERE Lance, of Bayfield and Oakland County, Michigan,
brought about 50 of the antique quilts in her collection and talked to a huge crowd
about old quilts and patterns/at an evening sponsored by the Seaforth Hospital
Auxiliary last week at the Legion. Here Mrs. Lance, left, talks to local quilter,
Phyllis Dallas. Mrs. Aaron Jantzi, R.R.1, Dublin, won the evening's door prize.
(Staff Photo)
2 YEARS AND 12 YARDS — Phyllis Dallas shows
Ethel Dennis the:Cathedral Window pattern quilt top
that she's finished after two years work. The pattern,.
which involves a lot of folding, used 12 yards of 81
inch material. (Staff Photo)
Library staff to
stagger lunch hours
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ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
EVENING COURSES
THIS FALL
Registrations at Conestoga College, Clinton
Campus are still, beingaccepted for the following
courses:
DraWing and Painting
Bartending Techniques
- English - Level I I or IV(by home study)
- Mathematics - Level III or IV(by home study)
Course starting'dates will be established as soon
as sufficient registrations are received. If you
are interested give us a call at 482-3458 from 8;00
a.m. 4:30 p.m.
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Pratchett of Downsview have
returned from visiting in
Saskatchewan.
M. and Mrs. Jack Matthews'
and their daughter Jacqueline
moved to Kitchener last vvea,
After Jack being employed hi the
shoe industry 'in Seaforth for
twenty years and, foreman in
cutting and pre fit at the Genesco
Plant for six years; he now has
started a new job as foreman in
cutting and pre fit in t1 •Greb
Skate Indnstry in Kitchener. His
wife Mona will also be emplbyed
with the same firm. Their (laugh-
ter Jacqueline will be attending
Forest Heights Collegiate there.
Mrs. Melissa Holnies Snowden
from La Peer, Michigan is visiting
Mrs. Nellie Gale.
Douglas Wright I of
.
Kingston;
formerly of Seaforth, has received
a .transfer to the Main Dffice
Branch at Brockville as Assistant
Manager of the Toronto Dorninion
Bank in that city. Douglas
commences his new Odes 'on
October 4, Douglas is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright, 104
John Street.
Mr. and Mrs, Neil Smale of
Onaway, Mich., spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
J. Smale of town.
Mr. and Mts. Frank J. Smale
spent a day last..week with Mr.
and Mrs. Vein Reynolds and
Kimberly in London.
Mrs. Keith Sharp, Harpurhey,
and her daughter Mrs. Anne
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Registration. For
SEAFORTH MINOR HOCKEY
Saturday, October 2.1'976
SEAFORTH ARENA,
10 A.M. —12 Noon .
Fee: $15.00 per child or a maximum of $35.00/family-
PLUS an additional $10.00 per player for all
players who register with a travelling team.
FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE SCHOOLS OR
THE RECREATION OFFICE OR ON REGISTRATION •
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The Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority
invites the public to
"COME CLOSE TO NATURE"
at the Bannockburn Wildlife Area, 1 i/4 miles east of V a rna,
on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1976
There will be guarded nature hikes leaving the
parking lot from 2 - 4 p.m. For further information
contact: THE AUSABLE BAYFIELD CONSERVATION
, AUTHORITY
EXETER 235-2610
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BEECH ST. CLINTON
An Event...
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Golden Wedding Anniversary
The family of
Wilfred and Verna Glazier
Huron Street, Clinton
Cordially invite friends , neighbours,
'and relatives to Saltford to share with
then, in celebrating 50 years of
marital bliss on Friday October 1
8 — 9 Social Hour
9 — 1 Dancing to Norm's Rhythm Pals
Lunch served Best Wishes Only
Your presence is their present-
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Because of the closing of Goderich arena, the annual Goderich Car Show will be
combined with the Clinton Auto Dealers for Auto Show '77 at
Clinton Arena
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -1 • 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 - 2 p.m. to' 8 p.m.
Free Coffee Free Admission Door Prizes
Chovrolet-Oldsmobila
• Lorne Brown Motors
Pord•Werttiry-Lincoln
• Green & Parent Ford'
American MotiA-Jeep ,„
4, Stiickiand Auto Mart'
Chrysler•Plyntouth ,
0.Clinton.Chrysler.Plymouth ,
COrysler.bodge
• Schutz motor Sales
,Toyota
Strickland Motors
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area' recreation idea
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SAT. MATINEE ONE SHOWING 1 10
WHALE:OF A TALE
Under Flex Time the office
opens at 8: 30 a.m., closes for
lunch between noon and 1:00
p.m. and closes for the day at 4:30
p.m.
In their report to council the
board noted that. the County
Librarian had attended the
Canadian Library Association
conference in Halifax and had
been elected as Vice-Chairman of
the Regional Libraries Division of
Public Libraries Section of the
group. Duties for this position will
involve planning workshops at
the 1977 conference in Montreal.
At the Halifax convention these'
had been "Multi-Cultural
Mosaic" and had included
workshops on various ethnic and
cultural activities in Canada.
Clagsified Ads pay dividends.
Queensway
Happenings
(By Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
birthday greetings to Vera
Lammie who celebrated her
birthday on ThUrsday.
Visitors with Mrs. Pauline
Jeffrey were her son • Edmund,
Madge Oesch, Mrs. Ethel Hous-
ton., Mrs. Leon Jeffrey, Mrs:
Elaine Ducharme, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Jeffrey and family of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil•Smith, Mrs.
Lillian Kleinfelt visited Lynn
Latimore, Vera Lammie and
several other ladies.
Pearl Passmore visited her
sister Bernice Lavery.
Mrs. Marjorie Hooper, Diane,
Wayne and Donald and Orville
Mitchell visited Mrs. Florence
Mitchell.
Visitors with Hugo Schenk
were Marion Schenk, Edward
Schenk, jeanette and Lisa
Lippert, Debbie Glanville, Lossie
Fuller and Beatrice Tait.
Jim and ' Agnes McQuaid
visited with Dan Matthews.
Mrs. Roy McDonald and Mr.
'and Mrs. Ted Prouty visited Roy
MacDonald..
The church service was
conducted by Rev. Henry Van
'ESsen of Exeter.
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty. jobs
are accomplished by low cost
Huron Expositor want. Ads. Dial
527-0240.
You are Invited
to Attend an
OPEN HOUSE
CELEBRATING THE
60th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
of
MR. & MRS.
HERB TRAPNELL
on SUNDAY, OCT. 3
from 2 — 5
Please no gifts as Mrs.
Trapnell is a patient, in the
Nursing' Home.
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A proposal to have Huron
County. establish an annual grant
of up to $1,000, on a matched
dollar for ,dollar basis, as an
incentive to municipalities to form
and operate co-operative area
Recreation Boards was 'defeated
on Friday by tine council. The vote
shoWed 33 opposed and only 20
favoring the motion.
County Council did support•the
theory of forming such area
boards to facilitate "better co-
operation between municipalities
and to encourage better
utilization of facilities and
services.
The Clinton Town Council had
first asked Huron County Council
to investigate the financing of,
recreation services within the
County in January of 1974.
Since that time, the County
Development Officer, Spence
Cummings, in co-operation with
representatives from the Ministry
of-Ctiltdre and Recreation and
several of the Recreation
Directors from municipalities
within Huron County, have
worked to assess and evaluate the
current status quo within the
County.
In September ,of 1975 'this
group submitted a report to
County Council which investi-
gated the areas of existing
facilities, facility uses, a break-
wn the recreation financing
in the County, population
statistics, the planning piocess
for recreation in the County, the
extent of co-operation in planning
and action that exists at present,
future individual plans of
municipalities and the attitudes of
both elected and municipally
appointed officials to the
question.
As a result of that study, the
committee recommended to
council that Huron become more
involved in the assessment,
planning, development and
support of recreation in the
County. They 'also suggested that
neighboring municipalities , be
Fourteen members' enjoyed a
pot luck supper at the Club House
on Tuesday evening. In place of
bowling after three tables played
euchre.
All ladies are reminded that on
Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. there
will be a meeting for the ladies at
the Club House. As many
members as possible are urged to
attend.
encouraged to develop methods
of co-operation in the delivery of
recreation services and .education
in changing trend's in the
philosophy of leisure. It was also'
suggested that equitable and fair
system for cost sharing and
decision making among
municipalities that ..are sharing
programs and facilities be
developed, using an appropriate
formula system.
County Council accepted that
report, as presented, and asked
the Development ' Committee to
research the topic further and to
come back with suggestions on
how those recommendations
might be carried out.
The Developme, Committee
then formed an' internal
Recreation Study Committee to
deal with the issue, composed of
three members from the
Development Committee, • the
County Development Officer and
two • Recreation Directors from
within the County.
This subcommittee, together
with 'the Development
Committee, held three meetings,
at Exeter, Clinton and Wingham,
for local councils and recreation
'committees.
A questionnaire, was completed
at the meetings and. based on the
results the committee presented
Friday's recommendations to
County council.
Development Committee
chairman Frank Cook (Deputy
Reeve of Clinton) told the council
that he did not believe the grant,
which could reach a maximum of'
only $26,000, would solve the
problem. "But it could serve as a
carrot, an encouragement, to the
municipalities to get together in
local boards."
Goderich Deputy Reeve B ill
Clifford asked just what the
criteria for receiving a grant
would be, pointing au+ that
Goderich has ' work( , in
co-operation with Colborne
Goderich Townships for some'
time.
St. Mary's tournament was
cancelled lastSunday due to the
inclement weather.
One of our most ardent men
bowlers is confined to Seaforth
Hospital and we wish him well
and hope he will soon be feeling
tip top.
There is a men's doubles
tournament • in Exefttr on
Wednesday afternoon.
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Clerk Treasurer B., Or Hanley
explained that any such co-
operat ive ` board operating
programs valued at $6,000 would
be eligible. He weitt-on to point
out "that formation of the area
boards would in no way effect the
existing recreation committees in
the municipalities. Those
committees would continue to
operate as always.
Finlay MaeDonald; Deputy
'Reeve of Ashfield told the
meeting that in his opinion this is
a time of restraint and th' County
was "into too ' many things
already. We don't need to go into
Recreation as well." ,
As the final vote on the
recommendation reflects,
number of the councils were
willing to endorse tile proposal to
encourage the area boards, but
not to sweeten the pot with any
financial assistance.
IVIcKillop Reeve Allan
Campbell ' suggested that at
present a great deal of voluntary
assistance goes into operating the
community arenas across the
county, especially ,the smaller
ones,' and told council that
introducing more grants might
well serve to destroy this "home
effort and local philosophy."
Hensall Reeve John Ba ker
said that in his village there was a
real need for area recreation.
"Even if this proposal is
defeated, I want io sit down with
the surrounding townships and
talk about area recreation."
Noting that council seemed
unwilling to put up the n ecessary
funds to introduce the grant
system Harold Lobb, Reeve of
Clinton, even suggested that the•
County consider starting their
own lottery to raise the necessary
funds,
BENEFIT DANCE
MR. & MRS.
Orville
BEUERMANN
Friday, Oct. '8
FAMILY PARADISE
OWILBEE'SORCH ESTRAi
• Ladies
Please Bring Lunch
$4,..ammeroaummoomi!i!,:nai
Huron county Council
supported a recommendation by
the County Library Board at their
meeting on Friday to continue the
use of Flex Time at the Library
headquaraters office for the
balance of 1976 but that arrange-
ments are to be made for the
office to be open the entire day
with staff taking staggered lunch
hours next Vear.
CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Seaforth
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8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $25.00 GAMES
$75.00 JACKPOT TO GO!
— TWO DOOR PRIZES —
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards 25e or 7 for $1.00
(OHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT
PERMITTED)
—Proceeds for Welfare Work—
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth-
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Friday & Saturday
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ALL DAY
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