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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-01-30, Page 10erzc Any A>,i ey 1Vllddleton • ' "lust. bursting with' new ideas and enthusiasm t" This best describes the overall inaugural meeting January 22, of the Goderich Township Recreation Council, held in the council room, Holrnesville. New and old members were in attendance, Jerry Ginn, Hugh Lobb, John Westbrooke, Joe Fritzley, Doug Feagan, Marion Powell, Hazel McCreath and Audrey Middleton • plus one - guest, Wayne Tebbutt. John. Westbrooke was elected chairman for the 1975 term; Hazel McCreath as vice chairman; Joe Fritzley, secretary; and Audrey Middleton, press secretary. Residents of the township will be interested to hear that the Recreation Council has planned another free township skating party at Goderich arena for some Sunday in February. Watch for a definite date sent by' note from the school. So even if you don't skate, come and join the fun. Perhaps you could bring your favourite skating record. Wayne Tebbutt, T U StiAll I, TA,T ?t "` , 3Or 1970 representative of the men's .. Wednesday I. gb t 8k4) 1.1..114, hockey, was given per. of' voileybdll, floor hockey or mission to buy goalie sticks basketball, and markers, He was asked Doug a so agt'"eed° t also to shop for a suitable organize the Cross Country township shirt which could Ski Club and he will be be used by any of our calling an initial meetingg' township teams summer or immediately. winter. Exciting and not 'Membership cards valued possible ideas spilled from at $1 will be available for everyones lips and judging 1975 and will allow the from the past good per• bearer of such to participate formance of the 1974, in any or all Goderich recreation for Goderich Township sports. All prepaid Township, just organizedt 1974 members will receive only six months, then their 1975 cards recreation for the township - automatically. will progress with colourful. Interesting and en- flourish in '75. Keep in thusiastic reports were given touch! regarding: winter crafts by Marion Powell and Hazel Stop the Press McCreath; men's hockey by Go der i ch Township Wayne Tebbutt; wilderness Recreation Council takes survival a possible nature great pleasure in announcing club for early spring by just at press time, that Audrey Middleton; Saturday Goderich Township residents children's sports by Hugh can , look forward, com- Lobb. Hugh noted a slump in mencing in 1975, to a five attendance of children acre Goderich Township beyond the Holmesville area. lakefront park. So please note, elementary • This piece of land and school aged children are choice beach is situated welcome to participate in adjacent to Blackpoint Rd., floor hockey at the school south of Goderich. A park of Saturday mornings. our own - a dream come Doug Feagan reported true! You'll hear more from for the Teen Sports held us, later. Local Jr. Farmers in Festival This year's Junior Farmer Talent Festival promises to provide a full day's en- tertainment for the near 2,000 people expected to attend. Over 200 entries, a record number, have been made for this program to be held February 1st at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Huron County will be represented in the public speaking, singing, square darlting and general talent competitions. Mary Anne Miltenburg, RR • 7, Lucknow will be taking part in the Public Speaking competition. The Huron County Choir, under the director Larry Murray, RR 4, Walton will be participating in the Choir Festival. . The Vocal Solo competition is popular again this year. Donna Henderson, RR 5, Seaforth and Larry Murray, RR 4, Walton will be singing in this event. ="Talent Hunt" one of the most popular and amusing parts of the day, will include an entry from this county as well. Tom Melady and Don Melady from Dublin will be entered in . the musical presentation Square dancers from Centralia College of Agricultural Technology will represent this county in the Square Dancing Com- petition. The dancers are Lynn Douglas, John Thomas, Patty Wilcox, Robin Hood, Gord Gibb, Cheryl Cable, Matt Jacobs, Marie Brown and Jack Wharram. Charlie Bowman is the caller for the set. Leaders' courses here The flOntario ministry of agriculture- and food is , sponsoring 4-H Homemaking Clubs in Huron County. "What Shall I Wear?" is the spring project. This club is designed to help club members plan their war- drobes, using their clothing allowance. Each girl makes a blouse which fits 'into her wardrobe. Miss Jane Pengilley, Home Economist for Huron County, will be conducting the following , " Leaders' Training Schools: Hensall area, Thursday and Friday, January 30 and 31, Hensall United Church, Hensall; Seaforth area, Monday and Tuesday, February 10 and 11, First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth; In addition, the Festival will feature Art , Crafts, Photography and Writing displays with contributions from Junior Farmers across Ontario. Rhonda Ferguson, Dublin will be participating in the writing displays. The "Show of Stars' in the evening will be the climax of the day's program. Winners of most events will perform to a capacity audience in the Canadian Room. One of the highlights will be a presentation by the massed Junior Farmer choirs under the direction of Mrs. Marie Deveareux of Port Perry. Also during this program, winners of several of this year's Junior Farmer travel programs will be announced including the Australia and New Zealand visit and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Scholarships to the United Kingdom. Jim Phelan, of RR 2, Blyth Wednesday and has • been nominated by Clinton area, Huron County for the United Thursday, February 12 add Kingdom Trip. 13,- Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton; Central Huron area, Monday and Tuesday, February 17 and 18, Blyth United Church, Blyth; Huron West area, Wed- nesday and Thursday, February 19 and 20, Salvation Army Corp- s,W Ingham ; Huron East area, Monday and Tuesday, February 24 and 25, Gorrie United Church, Gorrie If you 'have a daughter who will be 12 by March 1, 1975 and you are not familiar with a 4-H Homemaking Club in your area, please contact the Ontario ministry of agriculture and food at 482-3428. You know you can count on your t Credit Union .�+-'�^m—•�•.—"`4Y�'T'.w'"yy'+[+vi"�'-�Wl...rrww.r r- .yi.�:n,...Nn'.O _•. r.r nCw..ey...rwrmrr.yw..t..}'!wY.9Fi1M.y. w..,... ,fM1.R. e... trattlict needs including---- The best REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN available anywhere Call to -day for details -Clinton Community Credit Union 70 Ontitio St.. -...- . 482.346x..._ The Exeter Rodeo committee recently made a donation to the ARC Industries workshop at Dashwood. Above, president Dr. Don Ecker and secretary Dalton Fink- belner present the rodeo cheque to Rev. Andrew Blackwell, retiring president and incoming president Case Van Raay of the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded. (T -A photo.) Vanastra Voicings Vanastra Parks, Recreation and Community Centre Board are sponsoring a "Share the Wealth Draw". Each ticket costs $1 with proceeds to the indoor swimming pool fund. On January 25, Scott Luckham, of Country Market Vanastra drew the winning ticket held by Ken Reidy of Seaforth, Mr. Reidy will be presented with a cheque for $503. The "Share the Wealth Draws" will continue with a winner each month, Rene Brochu, Facilities Manager at Vanastra, is in charge of the campaign. Tickets are $10 for a book of 12 or $1 each. "Share .the Wehlth" and support Huron County's first Indoor Swimming Pool. Diane Durnin, Recreation Director for Vanastra, has presented a program for Winter Recreation at Vanastra. If you missed the registration, please register the first night of the programs of interest to you. Supervised activities for all ages begin February 3rd and run to March 29. Boys and girls clubs which include gym and fun ac- tivities, provide dancing and physical skills. Floor gymnastics for children with the .emphasis on tumbling skills will help Wf the children improve co- ordination. On Saturday mornings, a craft program for children four years and up is to be held with no registration fee. Men's, women's and youth volleyball and basketball are scheduled. Fees for all programs are $1.50 per person. Register and meet new friends. Why fees when we pay a recreation tax" '1 he recreation tax paid by Vanastra residents pays for the capital cost of the curling arena, swimming pool, community centre, and park equipment. Main- tenance.,, heating, electrical, program supplies, insurance, payroll and other associated, expense are paid by user program fees. Recreation is not unlike running a family household. Once you have bought your house you still must pay monthly for heating, hydro and maintenance. Winter recreation fees average less than 20 cents 119e't''eVetfing.•'If there at'e' fan j questions, please inntact any member of the recreation committee. A get well to Frank Arts, who is in hospital at Bran- tford due to injuries received in an accident January 18. 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