HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-04-28, Page 14PAGE 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 28', 1977
Goderich Twp. rec:
I very third Wednesday of
the month the regular
meeting of the Goderich
Township Recreation council
is held at the township office,
Holmesville, this month being
on April 20 at 8 p.m. Anyone is
welcome to attend.
Members attending the
meeting were: chairman.
Grant Stirling. secretary, ,Joe
Fritzley : Doug Yeo, Art Bell,
Hazel McCreath, Gerry
Bornath, Biana Brand,
Marion Powell and township
reeve Gerry Ginn. Special
visitors were township
'treasurer, Ben Whitely and
Clinton Figure Skating club
incoming president, and
township resident, Barb
Norra,an.
Many interesting and
important subjects Were
discussed \\ith enthusiasm.
First on the a:,, -endo vas the
report from township reeve,
Gerry Ginn that the weigh
scales property on H ighway S
Holmesville has been of-
ficially purchased from .the
Ontario Ministry of Transport
and Communications. It can
now be announced that
Goderich Township
Recreation Council wishes to
develop this V-shaped area
separating the old and the
neve highway 8 (across from
La vis Contracting Co.) into a
second to'.vnshipp a r k , wh ich
will include a new baseball
diamond.
With regard to the new
design for a Goderich
1 crest, it was
reported d that tow nshii) i(l tist
Ni r 11 Vander t nde donated
heti time and talent in
designing the new c'r'est The
township recreation council,
\\ ho sponsored the crest
project. sincerely appreciate
N11' Vander hide's generous
support to his township and
\\ fish to thank him publicly. •
Doug Yeo \\as authorized to
111,Ikt' .1 gu ahead decision on
the ordering of 54)3) crests.
13y some miracle. initial
softball plans seemed to fall
into place effortlessly, thanks
to recreation member,' Art
Bell. \\ ho already had been
doing some softball scouting.
It \\as unanimously agreed
that the offer of Charlie Orr -
.as head softball correlater
assisted by Art Bell he ac-
cepted.
Softball registration forms
for hays and girls, 1 yrs. and
under, can he found
Isewhere in this paper or at
Holmesville public school.
For further information or if
anyone is interested in
news
helping with a team, pl''ase
phone Charlie Orr 5 1 I)3 or
Art 13e115'1 'li.1 .
An early fall dance date
was set for Saturday Sept. 1'4
It ‘A'hite Carnation. Those
people who are intere' 1' ,l
should mark their ('ot, odor
now to enjoy a not h' i 1 \ening
of fun in early fall.
Barb Norman then
presented ars idea which is
presently working in other
nearby towns - that of a
guvcr,nwent. graft t( a
township which would assist
3)aynlent of professional
wages. Her casein point was
"'De Clinton Figure Skating
Club, which could receive
f'inanc'ial hacking from the
township at no expense to the
tax payer. t
Township treasurer, Ben
Whitely promised to do some
further study and in
\('stigation into this matter'.
Reeve Gerry Ginn felt that he
agreed \kith the idea in
principle. ;\ decision will he
made later. —hy A udrey
Middleton
Bluewater blind club meets
The Huron County C.C.B.
Blue Water Club held its
opening meeting of the year
19:7-.8 April 19 in the Orange
Hall, Clinton with a good
turnout. They were very
pleased to welcome two new
members.
Harold Beakhust of
Anstett Jewellers
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Bayfield was the guest
speaker and his topic was
"Thi' Honey Roos and their
Queen". All enjoyed his talk
and thanked A. Galbraith of
Clinton for bringing Mr.
Beakhust to the meeting.
The ladies from the St.
James Church, Middleton,
(Mrs. Keith Miller and Mrs.
Edward Deeves) served a
delicious lunch. 'A social hour
was enjoyed by all.
The next meeting will be
held in the Orange Hall
Clinton May 1'; . The ladies of
the UCW Holmesville have
kindly offered to serve lunch.
t The club is pleased to
Welcome Brock Olde of
Clinton as a representative on
the board of the Canadian
National Institute for the
Blind. Mr. Olde's work will be
to lighten and enlighten the
way for those that live in the
dark.
Cash Flow Difficulties
Whether or not to Incorporate
Tile students of Hullett Central School presented a very well received spring concert last
t'hursda , night. One of the Highlights was the presentation of "Rabbitrella" by the grade
Iwo class. (News•Retord photo)
Area police report
I)avid Netzke, of 4.' W.
William St., Seaforth was
sent to Clinton Hospital with
minor injuries after the car
he was driving colided with a
hydro pole last Wednesday
evening.
Netzke, R:', was eastbound
on Huron Street when for no
apparent reason his car
mounted the curb on the south
side and hit the pole. The
front left end of his car was
damaged. Total damages
were set at 1,000.
A car owned by Grant
McClinchey of Richmond
St.. Hensall received `300
worth Of damages when it
was struck,while parked by a
car driven by M. FlIen
Morgan of 343 Victoria St.,
Clinton. •
A number of incidents of
wilful damage have been
under Clinton police in-
vestigation. Central. Huron
Secondary School lawns may
need re -sowing after a car
has been spinning over the
grass. The incidents occurred
on April l8 and April :'4,
sometime after :' :30 a.m.
George Gilfillan of 34
Albert St., Clinton reported
damages to his car after it
had been parked in an
alleyway behind Corries' Red
and White. Knife scratchings
on the windshield and hood of
his car have resulted in`
!,5)(1
worth in damages. •
The Goderich detachment
of the OPP have reported a
quiet week with the exception
of a break and entry in
Vanastra.
The Vanastra Day Care
Centre was broken into
sometime over the past
weekend and an 8() adding
machine was stolen. The
thieves entered the building
through a sliding glass door.
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mother Mrs. Sholdice of
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Mr's. 1•:. Paterson and Mrs.
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Mr's. A D. Smith of Bluev'a1e.
We are pleased to report
that Mel ,Graham who is a
patient at the Clinton Public
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Baptismal Service will he
held in Brucefield United
Church on Sunday, May 8.
'Unit Three of the
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