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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-22, Page 116 JJ. .g1 by, Shelley McPhee , • Of* rich is planning to go all out in their arena renovations. The Goderich Sgnal'tar reports that while roof is being replaced on the arena. the town council plans to review a pn posal -made by the Recreation Gard Yo build a two-storey addition to the arena. The east ofl the addition ` is estimated at 584,000 which hoosts the total of the project up 0010,000. Also in Goderich, worlf' has begun on the Qo. erich ownship shopping entre.. `lhe centre which is scheduled to be completed by November Will include a 22,000 square foot supermarket to be operated by &ehes Food and 10,000 square feet of service stores. --Brussels is busy this week organizing their door to door eanvas to help raise 5200.000 needed for their new arena. The Brussels Post reported that 60 people are helping with the campaign and 510,000 has been raised so far. Fire and tightening caused extensive damages to homes and a barn in the Zurich and Bayfield area last week. The 'xeter .Times -Advocate reported that fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Rieger, one mile north of Mt. Carmel, and claimed the life of Mrs. Reiaer's mother. Mrs. Irene Farwell of RR 3, Dashwood. The fire broke out suddenly last Monday afternoon and was completely out of control within a matter of minutes. The Times -Advocate also reported another fire Monday evening which leveled a large . barn on the farm of . Clayton Steak! 0 Hay Township. Five calves were lost in the blaze. Meanwhile in Bayfield, lightening heavily damaged the warner n. cottage of Mr. and �. DonSandercott, located . in the Bayview subdivision on the Bluewater highway. The Times -Advocate reported that lightning hit the television aerial tower, travelled down the tower, blew a hale through tie foundation and followed the wires into the house. The force 0 the lightning blasted' a. three foot hole in the wall, sent plaster and furniture flying, smashed lamps and blew the Sandercotts' bedroom door off its hinges. It picked up their grandchild's crib in another roam and set it down again. blasted all the windows of the house out and threw the refrigerator on its side. The • floor of the baby's room as well as the ceiling tiles buckled. Luckily the' Sandercotts escaped without injury and their infant grandchild slept through the entire thing. Sometimes the wonders of nature don't seem so wonderful at all! Residents in Seaforth may be able to take nature hikes, go bird watching or just enjoy the pleasures of a park if they get their green belt corridor along Silver Creek. The Huron Expositor reported that the town council has requested that a study be done along Silver Creek within the boundaries of Seaforth. It was also' suggested that the study look into the acquisition of Munn's bush in the future: The Expositor also reported a fire last week, yes detiroy.in the farm equip- ment antumbin shopof P g Keith Siemon, RR, 4, Walton. A wood stove which was used for burning garbage bas been blamed for the fire t which i h caused an estimated $2 ,000 womrth iu alreadarnady go At++'ir. $teis cing intothe task of rehuillding his rt°P. flowick Tpwnshfp Council isiolanning on putting its foot down, and is endorsing a petition to- bring pressure on edges who are unable or ,Pnwilling to pass effective sentences c es on ts. hoe ,oun�' d €uillty of criminal chat'ges or vandalism. The Wan barn Advance -Times informed us that they plan to write to their '? Murra Gaunt regar- ding this matter. Zurich will betlin bas _ .E amend this weds making preparations for their e;i lI . � t' f�ili..s' to be held, 004741 a and 24. The Zurich Vitirens News ex .planned that the ('air is usually held in September but due to great enthusiasm by the Zurich people and the cot- tagers this summer, the. fair date was moved ahead in schedule. ftp bound to 'be anothergreatsweekend fair tl area $ .o°T ities an tiniest Only a pile of timber and steel remains of the Blyth arena this week alter it was completeltilennolished by the helpful hand of Amish members of the community. 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