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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-03-08, Page 11r • V CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 8 ,197 --PAGE 11 Goderich Township council hears subdivision delegations Two bylaws were passed when Goderich Township Council met on February 19. Bylaw number 1, 1979, a bylaw to provide land use and building restrictions on part lot 36, concession 1 (proposed. Plan of Subdivision), was passed after three readings and bylaw number 2, 1979, a bylaw to provide a tile drain debenture on one owner, was also passed after three readings. Mr. and Mrs. Hartman were present at the council meeting to request a building permit for an addition to a commercial operation. Mr. and Mrs. Sam ways were also present at the meeting to discuss their proposed plan of sub- division on lot 40, con- cession 1. No motions were recorded regarding Many drains were full to overflowing on the weekend, as the area enjoyed its first prolonged thaw, followed by heavy rains. Most of the water had disap- peared by Tuesday however, as colder weather returned. (photo by Steve Cooke) Auburn news... • from page 9 Mrs. Dorothy Grange reported for the decorating committee and Kenneth Scott and Jack Armstrong spoke on the welcoming com- mittee's duties. Bud Chamney is the third member of this com- mittee. It was decided that Bill Crawford and Ken Scott would go to the local TV station to see about ad- vertising this event. Mrs. Allan Craig urged all local people to buy their souvenirs early as a limited amount will be ordered and that they will be better prepared at the end of Jiune. Also in regards to t - shirts, if you wish a certain colour and size, please order early so you will not be disappointed. Ms. McLaughlin spoke on the coming birthday celebrations that Auburn residents have planned and gave some details which could be carried out in the heritage programs. ca LIONS CLUB Homecare and Town and Country Homemakers was the topic for Mrs. Betty Cardno of Seaforth when she spoke to the Auburn and District Lions Club last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cardno, nurse administrator at the Clinton Huron County Health Unit, described how homecare provides health care at home to selected patients ac- cording to their in- - dividual needs. She told who was eligible to receive this care and what services are available and how it is financed. Mrs. Cardno also told about the homemaking \services available and stressed that the homemaker or homehelpers will respect the privacy, dignity and other rights of the per- sons in the home in which they are providing the service. Mrs. Cardno had been introduced by Lion Bill Crawford and thanked by Lion Bill Robertson and presented with a gift. The resident, Lion Bud Chamney, was in 'BOBBY FARMERS Ask for a P.dc.ge ilev t ti -_anon For the dwelling FLOAT: Icor snips -ii ►nt., Ulv.stodc a gqulpment E N : P Ir ikawrct .0 :041-111 TIAIILITX:. �� MULir�irN which began with dinner served by a United Church Women's unit. The Lions Club members also had their ladies present for dinner and the meeting. The minutes were _approved as read:by the secretary, Lion Bob • Worsell. Lion Jim Schneider gave the financial statement. Correspondence was read as well as a letter about the youth exchange this coming summer. Anyone wishing to host young people, please contact the president at once. The sheepskin rug donated by Mrs. • Beth Lansing was won by Mrs. Bud Chamney. The 50-50' draw was won by Jim Glousher. Mrs. Betty Cardno made the draw. The wheelchair had been loaned to a local citizen. This is a service made available by the club to anyone in need. 4-H NEWS Auburn I 4-H club, the Toucher Uppers, met for their sixth meeting at the home of their leader, Mrs. Donald Cartwright. The president, Patti McDowell opened with the 4-H pledge. The roll call was an- swered by describing their favorite piece of jewellery and why? The theme of the meeting was gloves and Mrs. Cartwright demonstrated measuring hands for the proper size of gloves, their selection and care. Everyone brought their materials and patterns for their accessories, hats, caps, ties and shawls. Plans were started for Achievement Day which will be held at Lon- desboro on May 7. Mrs. Cartwright served lunch. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. Sorry that it was left out of the report of the fourth and fifth meetings. Mrs. Verbeek served, a delicious lunch. Hats and purses are a decorative accessory to your wardrobe; was the discussion at Auburn 2, 4- H club when they held their fourth meeting at the home of the leader. Mrs. Tom Cunningham. The roll call was an- swered by showing three different types of scar- ves. In the discussion on purses and shoes, in- formation on how to buy them and care for them was outlined. Everyone did a slip stitch sample for their books. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto. New at BAYFIELD LUMBER Announcing our New RENTAL SERVICE We now rent jest elbow everything yew will neat ler year spring aashectien rnjact...ineiedi cg - *GARDEN EQUIPMENT *POWER AND HAND TOOLS *LADDERS *CEMENT MIXERS, •tc. -AND--THIS SPECIAL NEW CARPET CLEANER DO ITYOURSELF! CLEAN YOUR CARPETS... THE PROFESSIONAL WAIS Rent the fantastic new Up & Out Hydro -Mist Machine for superior carpet cleaning. Loosens and t^ removes dirt, previous shampoo residue, and up to 90% of the moisture in just one step. Lightweight machine and pop-up handle makes this Model 626 so easy to operate. Save money... get resulte— just like a professional! AVAILABLE TR RENTAL 40E Por Complete tilet.11ls, phone, BAYFIELD LUMBER ing i s y No. 21, S yoh iii 56526O7 ref �wr Ir_+ 1/, either deputation. The clerk was in- structed by council to contact the county planner and the solicitor regarding information requested by the Ontario Municipal Board on a pending hearing regarding an application on part lot 19, concession 9. George Brophy was present at the meeting to finalize details of the • S.A.M. project of sub- division and council passed a motion that B.M. Ross be engaged as the township engineer for the S.A.M. project. Council passed a motion that the township proceed with the con- struction of the Deeves bridge in 1979. Council instructed the clerk to contact C. Kiar in an effort to speed up the survey 'of the new park. Council then passed a motion that the Reeve and the chairman of the recreation committee be appointed to supervise laying out and con- structing the ',playing fields for the park. Building permits were issued by council to Larry Holmesville "Eye catchers " looping by Blanche Deeves The third meeting of the "Eye Catchers" 4-H Club was held March I, at the home of their leader Mrs. Bev.' Van Ninhuys where discussion on selection and care of scarves was held, and the many ways to tie and wear a scaftf. The leaders demonstrated the cutting and sewing a bias scarf. The fourth meeting of the "Eye Catchers" was held March 5th at the home of Mrs. Olga Bell. The selection and care of purses and shoes was discussed. The over stuffing of a purse was also discussed and the members had a great time emptying their purses. Work was also done on their accessories. The next meeting will be held March 8th at the home of Mrs. Bev Van Ninhuys.-by Cathy Van Ninhuys. Church News Worship Service was held Sunday morning at 9:45 at the Holmesville United Church with a good attendance. Mr. Everyday Low Prices 2% Portly Skimmed BAG M1LI( $1.A9 3 t. 9 Westons Sliced WHITE. BREAD 24oz. 3/'1.33 CREAMERY BUTTER lib. $1A2 ESN' Can. No. 1 TABLE OTATOE ia th,. 66' Can. No. 1 English Cucumbers each 664 Produce of U.S.A. large Stalk Celery each 66' Oestreicher told the children the "Story of Zacheas" the man who climbed the tree. The offering was received by Jim Lobb and Alvin Betties. The theme of Mr. Oestreichetts sermon was "The Crowds at the Cross". Personals Miss Shirley Norman was home for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman. The UCW of Holmesville United Church will meet March 12 in the Church Hall at 2 p.m. Several ladies from the area are taking a needle point course in the Township Hall, with the leaders being Hazel McCreath, Alice Porter and Berneice Mcllwain. The Goderich Township Women's Institute will meet March 12 at 1:30 in the Township Hall. There will be a card party in the Holmesville School Thursday evening at 8 p.m., sponsored by the Women's Institute. Ladies bring a few sandwiches. Rutledge to demolish a barn, to Howard McCullough to build a Turn to page 13 WE APOLOGIZE Due to the popularity of our Sunday Super Buys and the size of our new store, we apologize for any in- convenienceto our customers and ask you to bea ' with us and help us by telephoning any quantity orders in advance. Thank you for your patience. THE TENDER SPOT Bayfield - 565-2791 , everybody saves on food bere- King Size or Regular, Your Choice, Limit 3 Cartons Per Person Cigarettes 20 or 25, carton $7•55 Not included in 6% refunds. Capri Paper. Towels 2 mil 884 Not included In 6% refunds. Prices Effective March 7 to March 13 Fresh Ontario Pork SIDE RIBS lbs 1.3 8 SAVE 504 Ib. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Tend -R -Spot Slab SIDE BACON by the piece, �b 984 SAVE 60c Ib. Toastmaster White Crusty Bread 16 oz. 38 Not Included in 6% refunds. Squirrel Smooth Peanut Buster =,e= ;1 .99 Not included In 6% refunds. Fresh Ontario, By The Piece SIDE PORK lb. 98' Save 40c Ib. Tend -R -Spot Store Sliced BEERWURST Ib. 1.98 . Save 50° Ib. Laundry Detergent OXYDOL Dishwashing Detergent IVORY LIQUID Fabric Softener BOUNCE SHEETS Baden XXX COLBY CHEESE Posts Cereal SUGAR CRISP Call us for your freezer requirements We sell only Aged A 1 Steer beef and Fresh local pork. Tend -R -Spot Fresh Pure Pork BAVARIAN SAUSAGE Ib. 1.28 Save 40c Ib. 6 litres ;2.95 1.5 litres $1 .99 60's, prepriced $3.29 :2.99 12 oz. 11.58 400gr.f1.18 500 gr. WS1 Cattelli Ready Cut MACARONI or SPAGHETTI ▪ --VALUABLE COUPON' Fresh Country Cut FRYER PARTS..Ib. 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