The Brussels Post, 1979-10-10, Page 20THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 10, 1979
THE TURKEY SERVERS — Mrs. Harvey Edger, Mrs. Bert Hastings and
Mrs. Bert Garniss all of the Belgrave area were just some of the people
who helped out on Wednesday night at the Belgrave turkey supper.
(Brussels Post Photo)
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the building up.
McDonald said the
board would probably
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costs for the building but
that was all.
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Swim athon
helps those
with special
needs
The Vanastra Recreation
Centre will be hosting its 3rd
annual. Swimathon on Satur-
day, October 20, from 1;30-
3:00 p.m.
This year the funds collect-
ed will assist the program
Recreation for Special Needs
in obtaining Specialized
Equipment needed in the
pool and exercise area
Trophies will be awarded
to the three participants who
have turned in the most
money. Friday, October 26,
will be the due date for all
pledges, At this time, a
presentation of the trophies
will be made by a member of
the Country Singles, who
have generously agreed to
sponsor the event.
Participants who
are unable to swim lengths
can swim widths so all ages
can get involved. Swimmers
will only swim for 10 minutes
in order to accommodate all
participants. To enter this
Swimathon, first pick up your
pledge sheets at the Vana-
stra Recreation Centre, R.R.
5, Clinton, 482-3544
The Huron county
board of education is all
for a Goderich township
recreation facility on
board property provided
it doesn't cost the board
any money.
The board gave
Goderich township the go
ahead to survey the
Holmesville School
property for the proposed
hall but made it clear it
had no intention of paying
for any part of the sur-
vey.
The board was asked
by township council to
consider permitting the
proposed hall on board
property adjacent to the
elementary school. By
doing so the board could
take advantage of
facilites the hail offered
and the township could tie
into services now used by
the school.
The board agreed to the
survey after its
management committee
reported that it was
necessary to determine
exactly where .the
proposed building would
go and how it would affect
the school.
The committee also
told the board there are
several details yet to be
worked out with the
township pointing out
that long before any
construction starts that
agreement should be
drawn up.
"If we don't have an
agreement we may as
well not have a building,"
said committee chairman
Don McDonald.
The Brussels trustee
said he felt it was the
board's duty to draw up a
firm agreement spelling
out who was responsible
for what.
Exeter trustee
Clarence McDonald
asked if the management
committee made it clear
,that after the building
was up the board may
share some operating
costs but would pay
nothing for construction.
He said if the board was
using the building for
students at Holmesville it
should be prepared to pay
but it shouldn't pay to put