Clinton News-Record, 1979-11-29, Page 13'eparate Brd, .ch doses
Thanks to quick thinking by the Clinton volunteer
firefighters and employess at Fleming's Feed 1,11111,
only minor damage was caused to a large corn
dryer at the plant last Wednesday. Before the fire
could be put out however, 65 tons of corn had to be
removed from the dryer in a five-hour operation.
(News -Record photo)
Should get grants for hall
By Audrey Middleton
The regular monthly
recreation meeting for
Goderich township was
held at Holmesville on
Wednesday, November
21. Council members
were also in attendance
as was architect Brian
Garratt, who presented
his continued plans for
the township hall.
He had met with a
kitchen equipment sub
committee during the
month to cover the more
intensified planning of
that area. They w,ere not
able to submit an
itemized report pending
notification of some
equipment companies.
. However, Mr. Garratt
was able to go o-ve'rtire
several plans of the hall,
.in finer detail, providing
as .well an itemized room
finish schedule. He
promised to have the
plans prepared for
publication in the paper -
soon!
Township reeve, Grant
Stirling, presented a
report of a telephone
communication with the
ministry of culture and
recreation, made by
township clerk, R.E.
Thompson.
Some time ago, Mr.
Thompson, on behalf of
the township, had phoned
the Ministry to enquire as
to the - township's
eligibility for acquiring
the Wintario grant. He
was cautioned to wait five
weeks for a definite
answer. Since it was now
eight weeks past, and still
no reply, Mr. Thompson
felt obliged 'to make
enquires again.
`Mr. Thompson
reported that Al Sinclair,
our liaison spokesman
with the ministry of
culture and recreation,
was not in his office. A
repreentative there
assured Mr. - Thompson
that the township was
eligible, and, although we
hadn't received any
written confirmation of
the grant, we should send
down our plans, expected
specific costs, a break-
down of confirmed prices
on the faith that a grant
will be allowed.
In other words, the
architect summed it up
by suggesting that he and
the township council let
the government office
know exactly what has
occurred so far and
where the plans are at the
moment.
So it was decided that
treas., R.E. Thompson
and architect Brian
Garratt should submit a
report.
In other recreation
business, chafrman,
Gerry Ginn, reported that
stonechips had been laid
on the softball infield,.
Dale Pumps is expected
to hook up the water line
to the weigh scales
building. Also he reported
that steel fence posts
were still on order.
After -some discussion
Doug Yeo made a motion
that a sub -committee
made up of Bey Orr,
Walter Mclllwain and
Gerry Ginn investigate
prices of new and used
steel pipes for the ball
park. Then with council's
approval, purchase the
pipes upon which they
decide. This seconded by
Marilyn Forbes.
Three letters were
received from the Happy
Hearts Round Dancers,
Clinton 'Figure Skating
Club and Lake Huron
Zone Recreation
Association
Alice Porter and Bev.
Orr are in charee of the
township Christmas
dance on December 15 at
the White Carnation.
Anyone wanting tickets
please pick them up from
any rec or council
member as soon as
possible to avoid
disappointment.
Bev Orr volunteered to
make arrangements for
bands for the two other
township dances. (Since
then confirmation has
been made, February 2
with Bluewater Playboys
and March 8 with Country
Companions.
With regard to the
estate planning program
discussed• at former
meetings, Gerry Ginn
said he would make some
arrangements to hold it in
the new year.
Grant Sterling
suggested that now that
ice Will again be
available in the new
Bayfield arena a hockey
program could be
provided as before. Doug
Yeo offered to make
initial arrangements.
Watch for further detail
in the New Year.
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United Co -Operatives
of Ontario
Livestock Department
Toronto
Ship your livestock
with
FRANK VOOGEL
Dashwood
Monday is shipping
day from
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• previously
Roy Scotchmer
Call Dashwood 238-2707
or Bayfield 565-2636
By 7:30 a.ni. Monday
for prompt service
INTON NgWS,13g1CORP.INVIi$,PAY,,Ngn.. Agglat: #4.0,,E,43;
ew principal for school
by Wilma Oke
The Huron -Perth
County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board
confirmed the ap-
pointment of Jim
MoDade of Stratford as
acting principal of St.
1V1gry's School, Goderich
Toethe period November
19 to -December 31, 1979.
Prior to the appointment
McDade worked out of
the board office.
He replaces Betty L.
Clark, who had been
principal, but had asked
for reassignment to other
duties. Her new duties
will be in the area of
curriculum development
with special emphasis on
the revision and
development of a French
program for Grades 4 to
8.
The position of prin-
cipal at St. Mary's has
been advertised and\ the
appointment of a prin-
cipal will be made ef-
fective January 1, 1S0. -
The board will hold its
inauural meeting for the
1980 term on December.3
when a chairman and
vice-chairman will be
elected, and the next
regular meeting will, be
held on December 10. ,
In other - business the
board heard .a presen-
tation by John McCauley,
superintendent of
education, and Mary
Flannery, a special
education resource
teacher, on the special
education for exceptional
students.
Miss Flannery ex-
plained that exceptional
students are those who
have behavioural,
communication, in-
tellectual or physical
abilities to the degree
that changes in the
regular curriculum must
be made or special
services provided for
thern in school. Special
education is the progran1
made available to such
students.
She outlined the role of
the resoufce teacher,
whose major respon-
sibility is to diagnose,
plan a teaching program
and, implement this.
teaching plan for children
with special needs.
Miss Flannery con-
cluded with the
presentation saying that
all records for ex-
ceptional pupils are
treated with a
professional.' attitude of
confidentiality by all staff
involved.
on orders brought in by
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(Single)
Electric Blankets ...
Blankets
Sheepskin
Rugs
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'3.75
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Childrenwill never put
off until tomorrow
anything that gives them
an excuse for staying up
late tonight.
Sale
Price
4,50
4.00
$2.25
4.00
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