HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-07-16, Page 13Huron Centennial music teacher Doris McKinley, left, presented the music awards at the
schools Grade 8 graduation ceremonies recently to Janet Hoggarth, Tracey Hayter,
Becky McKinley and Shelley Finlayson. ( photo by Joe Laurie)
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Matters pertaining to the
drainage loan- occupied
much of Stanley Township
council's July meeting,.
Clerk Mel Graham
reported correspondence
from the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food
requested that all tile
drainage loan applications
be sent into the ministry.
Council will add an ad-
ditional nine applications for
about $55,000 in drainage
loans passed Thursday, to
the applications it will be
sending to the ministry.
Thursday night also saw a
by-law passed to make
$17,000 available to four tile
drainage loan appjicants.
A single application for
$800 to be used for a
shoreline protection was also
accepted by council.
Stanley council supported
resolutions from the
Townships of Bangor,
wink glow, and McClure, and
Brucefield children
attend Bible School
Over one hundred children
from the Brucefield-Kippen
an\d Varna -Goshen
congregations attended
Bible Vacation school at
Brucefield United Church
last week
Teachers from Brucefield
were Mrs. Barbara Liver-
more in charge of the music
and Mrs. Barbara Moffat,
Mrs. Beth Cooper, Estella
Wilson Julia Townsend, also.
Mrs. Mary Lou McGregor
and Becky Rathwell.
At the Sunday morning
service the pupils assisted
Kippen news
and notes
The Cooper picnic was
held on Sunday, July 12.
Kippen East W. I. held a
, bake sale at Pine Lake on
Saturday, July 11. Mrs. AI
Hoggarth, Mrs. Robert Bell
and Mrs. Grace Drummond
were in charge.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert
Graham, Port Alberni, B.C.
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones last week.
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and sang two numbers they
had learned. Everyone
enjoyed the school which
was successful again this
year.
Personals
Mr. Gerald Aldwinckle of
Hamilton a nd Miss Margaret
Aikenhead.of London visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Wilson. over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scott of
Toronto were holidaying .at
Bayfield and Brumfield last
Mr. and Mrs. William
Pepper spent last week at
Meaford.
Sympathy is extended to
the family of thelateStewart
Baird, . who was buried on
Tuesday of this week.
A baby shower for the '
Cantelon triplets Ryan,
Scott and Tim was held
Monday evening at
Brucefield Church hall.
Many neighbours and
friends attended this event.
Many lovely gifts were
received and Esther gave
her thanks.
McClures wed
for 60 years
Approximately 25 friends
and family gathered at the.
Seaforth Manor, to celebrate
with Robert and Verna Mc-
Clure on the occasion of their
60th wedding anniversary.
The McClures were mar-
ried June 29, 1921 in
Tuckersmith. Their atten-
dants were Mr, Jim McClure
and Mrs. Bill Oldfield.
Mrs. Verna (Knox) Mc-
Clure was born in
Tuckersmith and Robert
was born in McKillop. They
had three children, Lillian,
(Mrs. George Bernard),
Ross McClure, and Ruth who
has passed away. There are
five grandchildren, "but
don't ask me how many
great-grandchildren" added
son Ross.
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the city of Mississauga.
On the former,_ the com-
bined townships would like to
see the system for collecting
tax arrears be speeded up.
This would allow
municipalities to begin legal
proceedings after one year,
and this collect tax arrears
in two years, instead of the
three years it now takes.
The city of Mississauga
resolved that counties should
put more emphasis on
assigning county judges to
clear up the backlog of
assessment appeals. In some
instances the backlog dates
back to 1975.
Stanley council made a
official note that the council
opposes in principle the
provincial government's
May 19 budgetproposals to
exempt farm lands and
buildings from municipal
taxes.
In other business: The
Goderich and district
association for the mentally
'retarded will be • granted
$125.
Council agreed to pay the
balance of the 1981 Clinton
and area 'fire department
budget, about$348.
Reeve Paul Bteckle and
councillor Howard Arm-
strong will be representing
Stanley Township at an AMO
(Association of
Municipalities in Ontario)
conference • in Toronto in ,
August
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY; JULY 16,1981—PAGE 13
News and views from the Hensall area
By Bertha MacGregor
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
MacArthur of Snowflake,
Manitoba spent part of Mon-
day and Tuesday of last
week with their cousin Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Camp-
bell of Blyth visited during
the past week with Mrs. Ber-
tha MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Graham of Port Alburnee,
Vancouver spent last week
visiting with Mrs. Hazel
Love and relatives in this
area.
Churches join for service
Rev. Kenneth Knight con-
A space adventure
at the Playhouse
"The Incredible Magical
Delfodil", a space adventure,-..,
written by Rod Menzies
especially for the young au-
dience, will premier at
Huron Country Playhouse
July 11 at 11 a.m.
The songs and colourful
antics of the "Aliens" will
hold the interest of the
younger children while the
suspenseful story and fan-
tastic battle scenes will
engage the older ones.
This exciting adventure
story, unfolding at a rapid
pace with plenty of action
and music is truly a play
with something for all ages.
Don't miss "The Incredi-
ble Magical Delfodil", a
brand new children's show.
Tickets are available now
for July 11, 18, 25, August 8,
15, and 22 at 11 a.m.
Discover wildlife
at The Falls
This weekend, July 17, 18
and 19, the Falls Reserve
Conservation Area will be
the ideal place to discover
the wildlife around you.
On Friday night at dusk,
join in for a look at the
wildlife of the big screen dur-
ing the moonlight movies.
On Saturday at 11 a.m. you
can try your hand at
creating your own wild beast
of the bush during the arts
and crafts session.
On Sunday, July 19. from 10
a.m. to 10 p.m. the Falls Will
be holding an Open House for
all visitors to the Park. This
will be the perfect opportuni-
ty for you, your family and
friends to come out and ex-
plore
splore the natural wonders of
the „Falls Reserve and the
'Maitland River surrounding
it. This 229 acre parcel of
land This
camping
facilities; picnic areas,
meadows; forests, trails and
ponds - a great area for out-
door recreation.
During. the Open House,
there will be FREE ADMLS-
SION to the park for all day
users. Guided hikes
throughout the day will have
various themes including
one concentrating on edible
wild foods, another on trees,
one on wildflowers and also a
sensory awareness hike.
In addition, various
displays will be on hand for
all to take a look at. These
will include a display of
nature sketches, the
Maitland Trails Association,
the thirtieth anniversary of
the Middle Maitland Valle
Conservation Authority
wildlife protection and
much, much more. A special
soil erosion and drainage
model will' be on display' as
well with Norm Alexander,
an Authority member,
available to answer any
questions about it.
The Falls Reserve Con-
servation Area is located
just outside of Benmiller,
four miles upstream from
Goderich on County Road 31.
For information call the
Falls Reserve at (519) 524-
6429.
ducted morning worship in
Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday when
members of the Hensall
United Church joined for
their morning worship. Rev.
Knight spoke on the message
'A Matter Of Choice', his text
being taken from Joshua
Capter 24 Verse 15. Mrs.
Blanche Dougall presided at
the organ in the absence of
Mrs. Taylor.
Flowers were placed in the
Church in loving memory of
the late Alex Mousseau and
Edward Corbett by their
families. The Service next
Sunday will be at 10:15 a.m.
Luster death
Miss Mary Marie Loster
passed away at the
Queensway Nursing Home
on Monday July 6,1981 in her
80th year. Surviving is a
sister Mrs. Anne Knight of
Irraca, Alberta. She was
predeceased by two brothers
and three sisters. Funeral
service was held from the
Westlake Chapel of Michael
P. O'Connor in Zurich to St.
Boniface Roman Catholic
Church for the celebration of
the funeral mass on July 8th.
Father P. Mooney officiated
and interment followed in St.
Boniface Cemetery.
Social Notes
A postponed family
gathering was held at the
home of Donna and Ross
Corbett on Sunday in honour
of the latter's father John's
birthday. A social time was
spent followed by a delicious
meal. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Morens of Dashwood were
guests.
Mrs. Elsie Carlile who
recently underwent surgery
in St. Joseph's Hospital in
London in convalescing. Her
many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs.. Don
MacLaren of Oakville spent
Monday last with Don's
mother Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor and attended the
funeral of his uncle the late
Edward Corbett.
' Queensway News
The staff and residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
are most grateful to Bill Gib-
son who so kindly entertain-
ed residents at his home on
Monday last, also thanks to
Rev. Hargraves who was in
charge of the Church ser-
vice. On Wednesday a group
of residents took a bus trip to
Komoka Nursing Home at
which over 400 Seniors at-
tended. Everyone enjoyed it
very much.
Spirits were high and
laughter loud and hardy on
Wednesday, July 1st when
three of the residents Nell
Kendrick, Louise
Scyrmegeour, and wally
Crich celebrated their bir-
thdays which were in June.
They had a party and picnic
on the back lawn and a varie-
ty of games were played;
even the administrator gave
all a laugh when he tried to.
pin the tail on the donkey.
The ladies of the Mennonite
Church, Zurich, provided a
delicious supper. The staff
and residents are most
grathful-
Visitors with Irma Wilds
were Mr. acrd Mrs. Henry
Wilds, Winnifred Wilds, Mrs.
Forrest, Nora Wilson, Al and
Nora Dogan, Alma Witmore,
Peter Wilds, Nancy Mons,
Angel, Billie and Michael
Mons, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Morlock, Della Sims,
Dorothy Lee, Kay Cockwell,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilds
and family.
Visiting with Louise
Scrymegeour were Martha
and Alfred Bates, Susan and
Jenna Bates, Iva Ridley and
Ilia Dunn visited with Mrs.
.Lammie and Ella Penhale.
Bob and Shirley Lammie
and family visited with Mrs.
Vera Lammie.
Visiting with Alice Rozen-
dall was her husband Daun,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Soper and
Jean Rozendall, Mrs. Mary
Oesch, Martin and Charlotte.
Brenneman, Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Oesch.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Tataryn and Mrs. Dorothy
McCarty visited Pat Oesch.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Morlock and Della Sims
visited Levina Finkbeiner..
Mrs. Shirley Prouty. visited
Mrs. Kendrick, Isobel Sproat
and Mrs. Alderson.
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