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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-06-12, Page 24PAGE MON 11 RD, TRUR$PAY, .TUNE 12,1980 • a u , , , b , 0 . co tic , ric -vv . ,40 , ,ut Robert Dick. and Art . Plummer were presentat the ;Noe 2. Meeting .of Goderich TownPhip Council . to. present two ProPosais for a towriOhip ball on behalf of Schiedel Construction. One - proposal was for. a hall to hold 406 people and the other was for a hall to hold 220 people.:.The clerk was instructed by council to 'turn these proposals over to • engineer Ken Dunn for detailed study. A delegation from the V.L.A. subdivision with Mr. McVittie as spokesman was present to -request informal, water supplies to the V,L.A. Two offers, one from Clifford Real Estate and one from Gayser Kneale, were received by council for evaluating • five parcels of land in the township. Council passed a motion. to engage G. Kneale do the appraising. • Mrs, S. Prevett Since the province has ' requested information recently . issued two , regarding building on lot Oifferent poliey 36, concession 3. Nir-liateMents on tile drain • Al motions were recorded 'Clans and sincOr, fEe but the building inspector , township deems it ad - was instruated to, contact 'Visable to clarify their her for urther loan policies for 1980. f council adopted the following policy: that loans will, be approved on a first come, first serve basis; that loans.will be approved for 75 per cent of the total cost as ap- proved by the Tile Drain Inspector to a maximum loan of $12,000 per ap- plicant per year; and that all loan applications on 'formation, The Ministry of Housing intimated that Order 749-73 might in removed but planner, Gary Davidson has requested a meeting with council to discuss this matter. Council decided to invite him to a meeting on June 16. By-law 'number • ••, 1980, aw- sett-ing-the-rates—hand-and-app rn ved of taxation for 1980, was debentured, will be given three readings and eligible for the above adopted. guidelines. By-law number 6, 1980, R.M. Elliott requested a by-law for setting a tile information regarding drain debenture on six the activities at the owners; was given three township gravel pit on lot readings and passed. 34, 35; concession 12. The A tile drain,. loan requested by L. Rutledge was approved by council. Holmesville church holds communion by Blanche Deeves nam and salad supper Mr. Oestriecher gave last Thursday. Tile ladies the Sunday - ,j.School • of the church wish to say children a poster with a thankyou to all who came Poem that related to the out to the supper and to story of the disciples. He those who helped !make it told them to hang it in the a success. Sunday School room to The Enterprising he tly. -the in- remember-- Senters- --- are- --rem inded- their narnes. The minister spoke on water, sttitnes and wine and Holy Communion *as celebrated. Carmen Tebbutt and Bill Crawford received the offering. Mr. Oestreicher told the congregation that he and his family are planning to move to Walkerton on January 1, 1981. After the church ser- vice John Wyatt told of his plans to renovate the' church basement. On June 14 a trip to Story Book Gardens in London is ,,,,..nlannedlor the Sunday Schb-014children. They will meet at the church at 9:45 am and are asked to bring their lunch. On June 23 a church service and picnic will be held ,at the Camp Menesetung for Holmesville and Wesley Willis churches. A very good crowd turned out to enjoy the Holmesville church's clerk was instructed to reply on the present plans. Prest and Egener requested township approval of the registering of a deed to a roadway on lot 10, con- cession 1. Council passed a motion saying that the township will assume the roadway (550 feet) from J. Hindmarsh. ChErrles Mathers • requested approval to remove an area of cedar _trees from lot 17, Huron Road Concession. Council passed a motion agreeing -sq) pp or t -the e ai made by by the Tree. Commissioner, J. Dietrich. Building permits were •issued to John Lavis to demolish a log house, to Ronald Kruspe to build a utility shed, and to Peter Van Driel to build a hog barn. A building permit requested by Brian Nakumura to build a private home was referred to the building inspector for a report at the next meeting. that their meeting will be held on June 19 in the HolmesYille School. Everyone is asked to bring articles. to the auction sale. Ball News Softball for children 9 years and under will be. held on Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 pm. T -ball for beginners will be played on Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 pm as well. Four teams from Goderich Township are invading Tuckersmith in the start of their ball schedule. A possible game for the girl tykes may be held on June 12 with Tuckersmith. The boys tykes will meet Tuckersmith on June 17 and the midget boys will meet . Tuckersmith iri a June 18 match. The pee wee boys will play at Tuckersmith on June 18 and the midget girls will play against Colborne on June 17. ' The opening game of the slo-pitch league will be held on June 19 at 8:30 pm when Holmesville and the Porter Hill team meet at the new Holmesville diamond. Personals Evelyn Bell is spending a three week vacation touring through England, Wales, Scotland and France. DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES WITH SERVICE The Place To Buy Appliances NEW AND USED Hensali 262-2728 Closed Mondays Hire a student Glenda Workman will be going into Grade 11 at CHSS next fall. She en- joys working with children and would like to babysit or be a mother's helper for the summer. She is also willing to houseclean, and has had experience In It, as well as babysitting, cooking, and sewing. If you have a job for Glenda or for any student, contact the, Canada Employment Centre for Students in Goderich. The number is 524-2744. Quotable quote It takes your enemy and your friend working together, to hurt you: the . one to slander you and the other to bring you the news. -Mark Twain • Financial assistance • Management counselling (CASE) • • Management training • Information on government programs for business Can we he/I:, you? See our Representative Bob Mcatinchey • at. The Porker House Motel Clinton, Ontario 3rd Thursday of each on: month (Next Visit: JUNE 19th) I:FEDERAL BUSINESS L)EVEZOPMENT BANK For prior information call 211-5650 (collott) or watt) 100 Ontario Stroot, Strafford. Ontario. Greg Tebbutt I • 1 eb un name known to golfers By Milen4Lobb The name Tebbutt ° is 1, quite familiar to people in thisarea and is becomMg familiar in the game of golf in the United States. Greg Tebbutt, son of Gerry and Shirley Tebbutt, Bettenclorf, Iowa, is making a name for himself and has proven he is the Pet- tendorf High School Golf Team's ace in a meet at Emois Golf Course in. DaveopOrt, Iowa, against Davenport West. greg launched a shot which landed just behind the. flagstick, took one hop with the perfect amount of backspin and landed in the hole. A golfer's dream come true, ! Greg has been close "Iiiit-of Wiles bid &is was his first hole -in -one. A few years -ago when the Tebbutts lived in FOnthill, Ontario, eyerytime they came to visit with his grand- parents, •Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt, RR 2, Clinton, Greg was always Ont., 1.0 4,14,.1,InVelnintentnnYnne,n1t3p1RARtt,TV,71 retelatirt,;,,,,ro off to.Podericli to get in 'a little more golfing. As time passed and the reports we heard showed he was improving and was getting invited to Participate in tour- n• aments, we expected to read about his wins in the papers. • As a Bantam golfer (14 years of age and under) in an 18 hole tournament in Vietoria Park, Guelph c'Contario, in 1976, Greg Xebbutt froth Foothill won the tournament in a, srudden-cleath play-off with Mathew Ballick of Toronto. Both golfers shot 76.- The Tebbutt fa,Mily moved to Bet- tendorf, Iowa in 1976 because Gerry was -transferred. They bought aliouse on the edge -"of a golf course so Greg was dose enough to get in all the time he could at his favourite sport. They say, "practise makes per- fect", and it looks as if Greg is proving this true. Although he got oft to a slow start in '79, Greg took medalist honors in a tournament at Clinton Country Club. In another tournament in 'Sao Diego he . played against Nathael, son of Bing Crosby and the winner. was Tebbutt, This year Greg and his teammate Gene Elliott' .are the two main, reasons Bettendorf High School • should be challenging for its second state high school golf championship in the past three years. Greg graduates from' Bettendorf High School 1 1 this lune and plans on attending the University of Iowa next season, Behas been offered a full scholarship. After he spends the required five years in the United States, Greg plans ,to apply far his American citizenship. No - matter where he lives, the .residents on the Maitland hnci. l6th Concessions of Goderich Township feel they Own a wee bit of him and we get a thrill everytirne his grand- parents report on another one of his victories. Imo wor is ion NWY B3 04SHWOOD EXEM MT CARMEL CORBETT$ HURON RD # I CIVNII 1 LuETRy CORcAlf... TO LONDON* Kawasak MOTORCYCLES and Snowmobiles OURS: FAOtri, SAT. 10-10/SUN. 12-6 chneider :WeekBargains: 237-3456 me Imo am ma aufanum YAMAHA SERVICE AND PARTS '...woremesomoismisesempat 1 1 1 • SAVING MONEY IS IMPORTANT TO YOU, AND (1,14‘ "ie 4ftta#et to. attf SCHNEIDERS BEEF,g STEAKETTE DELICIOUS -DONE OVER COALS SCHNEIDERS BEEF WIENERS OR PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL TUES. JUNE '17 RED HOTS 9sEZDERs SLICED COOKED MEATS 1 LB. PKG. 1• EACH PACKAGE CONTAINS: 3 CENTRE CUT 3 RIB PORTION 3 TENDERLOIN END PORTION CHOPS 175 g. PKG. SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES MINI 500 g' PKG' .0 . 1 SIZZLERS SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY MELLOW MAPLE OR REGULAR SIDE BACON 500 g. PKG. • SCHNEIDERS • rAg$ 9 5 VARIETIES SLICED •6 BOLOGNA SCHNEIDERS SMOKED OLDE FASHION COOKED • HAM muciAc LB 98 NEVER FROZEN LB. SCHNEIDERS PURE PORK SMOKED SAUSAGE 1.79 STORE $ PACKED DELI NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES SCHNEIDERS STORE SLICED OLDE FASHION SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE • MEAT ROLLS 6 VARIETIES ,260 SCHNEIDERS • BONELESS PORK BUTT BONELESS! CENTRE CUT LOIN ROASTS OR LOIN CHOPS LB. READY TO SERVE SHOPSYS POTATO SCHNEIDERS. 1 01 JAR OKTOBERFEST MUSTARDS/49 SCHNEIDERS THURINGEFI BY THE PIECE FRESH ATLANTIC HADDOCKFILLETS in go SCHNEIDER SLICED IlEEF. LIVER FrtPRGV21e0NUSLY Ib.*1J9 o SAUERKRAUTH SCHNEIDERS PEPPERONI OR COOKED SALAMI SLIM STICKS 125 g. PKG. La SCHNEIDERS LOOP STYLE POLISH SAUSAGE SCHNEIDERS FINE OR COARSE AVAILABLE IN STORES HAVING A COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY. FRESH DINER „G. ROLLS BREAD 4931 lb. 479 s:st 141 suG' FRESH FRENCH OR VIENNA WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREMENTS.