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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-09-13, Page 19St. Joseph's Separate School in Clinton has been able to celebrate the International Year of the Child with its students who include nine who were born in other countries. The international children who attend school at St. Joes's include, back row, left to right: Carlos Brand, Grade 6, from the Hon- duras; Harry Holthuyse, Grade 8, from Holland; Sam Nguyen, Grade 6, from Laos; Jason Bennett, Grade 5, from England. Front row: Ingrid Postl, Grade 2, from Austria; Andrea Carlin, Grade 3, from Ireland; Rosita Brand, Grade 4, from the Honduras; Elaine Carlin, Grade 2, from Ireland; Fiona Bennett, Grade 1, from England. (News -Record photo) Okay permits Goderich Twp. council Goderiah Township Council approved 12 building permits when it met in regular session on September 3. Permits went to J. Westbrook for a barn addition; Jack Broome for a car port; Mauvie Pellarin for a house; John Oakes for a cottage; Earl Blake to demolish part of a barn; Jack Wunnink to demolish a kitchen ; Jack Wunnick for an addition to a house; Fred Van Maar for a granary; Henry Baker to demolish a shed; Henry Baker for a • Hullett won't join... • from page 17 involved have shown little interest in the proposal. Council accepted the tile drain inspector's report on Lot 4, Con- cession 8 and Lot 12, Concession 8 and the north half of Lot 6 in the Maitland Block and Clerk V'ncent was instructed to epare the necessary bylaw. After three readings, a bylaw to impose special drainage rates upon lands in respect of what money is borrowed under the Tile Drainage Act was passed. Building permits were approved for Lloyd Stewart, Robert Anderson, A. Dykstra, Lorne Snell, Wayne Kennedy, John Ben- jamins, Bruce Bergsma, C. and J. East and Hugh Flynn. Each permit is recommended by the building inspector and subject to the township bylaws. The preliminary report on the Hellinga Drain was considered and Mr. Shifflett • from Gamsby, Mannerow was present along with four affected owners. After some discussion, council passed a motion accepting proposal No. 2 on the Hellinga Drain and to have Dave Anderson pay the difference bet- ween the 18 inch to the 21 • inch tile. , Mr. Shifflett was asked to return the report and it will be considered on October 15 at 8 pm. Council agreed not to accept a tile drain loan application for Lawrence Taylor since the tiles were installed before the application was received. A decision was,made.to engage Canadian Sales Tax paid in the past to see whether the township has overpaid. drive shed; M. Moriarty to demolish part of a log cabin; and M. Moriarty for an addition to a log cabin. Bradley Taylor's request for a building permit for a mobile home ' was held pending ap- proval from the Huron County Health Unit. David Sowerby was present at the council meeting to request that his fee: for a mobile home be applied to a house and council agreed to this request. Accounts totalling more than $6,000 were ordered paid by council. Council passed a motion that the treasurer be authorized to study the feasibility of computer tax billing and report at the next meeting on this. Council ' decided to review the Yeo -Van der Waal -drain extetiSion September 17 at 9 p.m. Council then adjourned until September 17 at 8 p.m. COFFEE HOUR at Fellowship Bible Chapel MAPLE ST. CLINTON First meeting in this season, starts Wed. Sept. 19 10 to 11 a.m. God has created a void within each of us that only HE CAN SATISFY. This is a ladies' bible study that answers questions within you such as: What is my real reason for living? Where am 1 going? When did someone show they cared? Why wairborn? Who really loves me? WE CARE—Further Questions Phone 524-8055 ONTARIO MOTOR • LEAGUE. Blue Water Club ginuarei ' Huron Division 7 Rattenbury St. East CLINTON, ONTARIO 482-9300 OFF 1 Coupon Expir s Wodnesday, Soptembor 19 VALUABLE COUPON This coupon valued at '5 on purchase of a Ore ewe orri ase Num With Thls Coupon New Master 0.M.L. Membership s5 OFF • ONTARlo MOTOR LEAGJIE l'',...fliM,.11"6".1"1100610116.1101.110611.6.0iMIN11111111.1111,111i1101114111111iiillikil+ IWO lail.:1!eli.111011616411111140kateli11.111111111111101110 IN" • CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1979 -PAG 19 Middleton girl honored at ihower by Blanche Peeves gifts to Karen while Bridal Shower Debbie Wse assisted her A bridal shower was sister in 'opening them. held on September 6 for Bows were pinned on an Karen Wise at the home apron by Cathy Wubs. of Mrs. IVIarg Powell. Karen thanked , the Blanche Deeves led the ladies for holding ' the ladies in a noisy but shower and for all the amusing game of bar- gifts. Lunchwas then nyard bingo. - Corsages served by the hostess and were then pinned on the Norma Preszcator bride-to-be, her mother Church News, and the groom'smother At morning serviicieinn bpyoweMua.r,ion and Marg St. James An-6ca Church, -John Deeves Wilma Riehl, a sister of ,ppesented ,Rev. Bennett the groom. presented the Holmesville 4-H news. Meeting 1 of differences in mono - Holm esville 4-I-1 took interlock and penelope place on Tuesday, Sept. canvasses. Varioug yarns 11. The meeting was and their uses were also a opened with the 4-H topic of discussion. pledge and the election of Mrs. Deb. Hutchinson officers followed. assisted the members in Arlinda Schloendorf free hand graphing. Each volunteered for graphed their individual president, Jackie Nor- rn Ono gra ms in man volunteered for vice- preparation for Meeting president, and Helena II. Tiesma was elected Refreshments were secretary -treasurer, and served bringing the press reporter. Mrs. Judy meeting to a close. —by Renner demonstrated the Helena Tiesma. offTehriein g h e m Deeves received the working at the Clinton John Deeves and Edward diplomas and are now Scotland. Mrs. Estelle who both recently Wise read the lesson and received their RNA with an unusual gift from Prouse (nee Chown), e of Rev. . It is pleasing to report hospital. Bennett's sermon was .that Mrs. Ray Who Is Your Neighbor. , (Catherine) Dupuis is The ACW group Will recovering in Victoria meet at Lois Smith's on Hospital after h9art. September 13 'when the surgery. The community draw on the pansy quilt offers their best wishes will be made. -The. ladies for a speedy recovery. are also reminded to Congratulations are in wrap up their pennies for order for Mr. and Mrs. the October meeting. James Bell on their Personals marriage on Saturday in Congratulations to Seaforth. May they have Susan Blanchard (nee a long and happy life DeGroof) and Darlene together/. APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them all... Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape fast. Call us to- day. PECK APPLIANCES -"-IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" VARNA 402-7103 The 1980 Mazda GLC The price is right asi°wasSilif 290. Number one when it comes to Volvo". Mazda M -W MOTORS LIMITED 184 EAST ST. GODERICH 524-7212 See you at the Car Show GODERICH ARENA SEPTEMBER 27 & 28th Try Our Homemade Pure Shoulder', , PORK PORK An SAUSAGE 1.401b. ,'WIENERS 1 29• ROASTS Ib 1 lb. Pkg. Schneiders Sandwich Spread Schneiders 4 varieties Schneiders CELLO STEAKETTES 1 Ib. 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