HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-04-22, Page 7ceiling the
een reduced to
men
provincial
,. rmen .
t year the township
slued 018,00 in the
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lira a loans and t._ heY
alread' have aPpxcau
totalling. $16 ,000 for
year, clerk -treasurer Marion
McClure said. The council
hope* to have -a special
ritleetleg; to decide haw to
meet the cutbacks, Mrs.
McClure said and loans will
' be approved in the order in
which they carne into the.
office.
At their meeting McKillop
accepted the tender of
Robinson Farm Drainage,
Ailsa Craig of $9,342
for construction of the
Lawrence Drain. No appeals
were brought to the court of
revision on the drain.
Construction is scheduled
to start in August , Mrs.
McClure said.
A tender to supply 20,000 cu.
yds. of B gavel at. 85 cents
6'900cupOS.
R + l': ►t t, per cu:., yd.
was let: to ± eot ge Radford o.E.
Blyth. The pricy this y r for
ii plyinl hauling and ap
plying gravel to farm lanes
was set at $2.25 per cubic
yard.
Councillors discussed
participation in the provin
ce's Ontario Home Renewal
Program,
which pra�ides....
loans and grants to people
below a certain income level
to bring their ' homes up to
standard. A decision will be
made at a special meeting to
be held soon, Mrs. McClure
said.
Building permits were
issued to Ethel Beattie for
siding; Jack Flanagan,
siding; Sam Scott, barn;
Harry Regele, implement
shed repairs ; Wilfred
Shortreed, renovations to
house; John Soontiens, im-
plement shed; John F.
Maloney, repair • siding on
house and John Henderson,
house and garage.
The road superintendent's
accounts of $8,448.63 and
general accounts of 52,734.52
were passed for payment.
Letter to the editor
Dear Editor:
Adam Beck Public School,
located at 400 Scarborough
Road in the east end of
Toronto, is celebrating its
50thanniversary this year.
Plans are underway for the
week tong celebration, which
will culminate in an Open
House on Saturday, May 1,
1976.
In order to make this event
a success, we are trying to
locate all former students and
teachers and ask them to
contact the school at the
above address.
We feel that many of these
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sararus of
Toronto were Easter visitors •
with the former's mother,
Mrs. E. Sararus and mem-
bers of the family.
Miss Dorothy Farquhar of
Toronto spent Easter with her
mother, Mrs. Emma
Farquhar.
Easter visitors with Mrs.
Edith Bell and Miss Sylvia
Bell were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Beaver and family,
Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Passmore and family of
London.
Mrs. Mabel Shirray
returned to her home last
week after spending the
winter months in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuae Hortooe
of Montreal sp
tweekend here visiting with
the former's mother, who is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Easter visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Corbett were
members of their family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Corbett, Steve
and Jeff; Mr. and Mrs. Al
Corbett Johnathon and
Catharine, and Mr. and Mrs.
people we are trying to find
have moved out of the
Toronto area, and it will be
through your help that we will
be able to locate them.
I€ you could find a space in
your weekly publication to
make mention of this event, it
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanking you. in an-
ticipation of your assistance,
I remain,
Yours very truly,
Esther M. Richards
publicity chairman
400 Scarborough Rd.,
Toronto, Ont.
Robert Chaffe, Joey Jackie
and Toney of Mitchell.
M.r. and Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke
of Oakville spent the Easter
weekend with Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor.
Rev. W.D. Jarvis con-
ducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian on Sunday. The
sermon subject was "Thine
Be The Glory ". Miss Linda
Bell accompanied the Junior
Choir and Mrs. Malcom
Dougall accompanied the
choir in the singing of the
Easter anthems.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Chapman were visited by
their family for Easter in-
cluding Mrs. Joe DeLodge,
Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Don
MacLaren and family, Oak-
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Chapman and family,
Mississauga; Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Chapman and
daughter, Wyoming; and Rod
Chapman, Mildmay.
A large representation of
Past Grands of Amber
Rebekah Lodge attended the
District Annual meeting in
Goderich, Wednesday.
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orne ol E rl l eltsall hilted hur,+ h on
Vin, Hensall, on May lit, E ►e ►u is car.
daily lny'ited, to attend It was
also decided to purchase a
lawn mower_and Pearl Taylor
and Dorothy Rrintnell will
visit during the next month.
Mrs. Algin Cote was in
charge of the study and Mrs.
Roberta Templeman in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Eaton, who lives near
Staffa. Mrs. Eaton's•husband
is a minister and spent a :good
deal of time in India during
the drought years. He also
preached at Orillia and is now
in Bangladesh, where the
drought is on again and he
. will spend several months
there.
Mrs. Eaton described their
stay in India and the churches
and the work they carried on
• Mrs. Betty Stoneman was white there. Dorothy . Brin-
in charge of the program and tnell thanked the speaker and
read a poem on "Easter and presented her with a gift. The
on Teenagers". A slip and meeting closed with prayer
bloomer sale will be held at . and Mrs. Pearl Taylor and
*h. Mnv rn firitt Mrs. ,Kinsmen served lunch.
y Afternoon with 19
members answering the roll
Ca% 't'he president, t rs
-`erold Parker, wc'-comied
r -orte 'end opened the
tearing with an .Easter
hart, The theme song and
henna prayer were repeated.
Mrs„ 'vera Br'intn, ell was in
barge of the worship service
entitled "The Meaning of the
Cross". The members in
answering the roll coal, read
continuously from the
Scriptures.
" An invitation was received
from Alma College to send a
delegation -there this sum-
mer. The treasurer gave the
financial report and the
quilting committee atso
reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Seruton of Pugh's Terrace in Clinton
received an anniversary note with a difference last
weekend when some `friends" dropped off this 1,9*0
pound greeting card. Maybe the Scruton's nrriage is as
solid as, a rock, or- maybe It's a little rocky? (News-
Reeord photo)
Vanastra voicings
by Karen Lehnen
(Intended for last week)
The large play park at
Vanastra has had a spring
clean-up, thanks to Rob Gates
and the Vanastra children.
Last Saturday and three
evenings were spent carrying
fallefi branches and debris.
Eldon Gliddon spent Satur-
day tidying around the
Vanastra Centre.
Happy .Birthday to the
Vanastra Indoor pool. Their
first birthday was April 7.
Since the indoor pool began,
I have faithfully sent the
children for swimming
lessons. It's very healthy
exercise and also important
for children to learn to swim
well. Our family swims often
at the Vanastra pool. but last
week I joined my first class:
Aquafit.
It was excellent exercise
and most enjoyable. Why did
I wait so long? Do yourself a
favour and join an adult ciass
at the Vanastra Centre
Thanks for the essay en-
tries. Next week we will
publish the winners.
My First Hike to the Bush
and What I Saw. by Michael
Allen Mason:
We started out by lining up.
Then we went along a path.
We climbed a hill and ate our
lunch. After we ate, we
played tag, and then we went
into the bush.
We went to the brook where
we made a fire and roasted
wieners and marshmallows.
We went a long way into the
bush again and found two old
smashed buses. We lined up
after seeing the old buses and
got into the truck and car and
drove to the Vanastra
swimming pool building,
where weteach walked to our
homes.
We thank our club leaders
very much for our lovely trip
to the bush and.our first hike.
Editors note: Michael is
seven years old and his write
up was one of the best in the
Vanastra Cub Pack.
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