HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-07-13, Page 114
We
apologize.
To all you people who bought a Lennox Pulse
high efficiency gas furnace from us last year,
we just want to say that 600 -odd dollar price
decrease this Spring came as a surprise to us,
too. It's mainly because they are being made in
Canada now. For what it's worth, we carried
one over the winter in our stock, and it will
have to be sold at 1983 price. Win some, lose
some.
It isn't all bad. You bought the most efficient
gas furnace in the world, and you've saved
more than the money would have earned in
interest, and interest is taxable. Pulse savings
isn't.
On the other hand, in retrospect, maybe we'd
all better stay away from the ten dollar window
at the track.
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The Grade 8 students of Holmesville Public School recently held graduation
exercises. The graduates include: ( front) Nancy Thompson, Lorri-Anne
Dale and Margaret -Anne Hummel; ( seated) Esther Berry, Rod Nurse,
Christine Phillips, Kim Bruinsma, Cindy Gloor; Scott McCullough, Jennifer
Simpson and Todd Nurse; (standing first row) Bill Teal, teacher, Doug
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Wain, Mark Leitch, Angela Orr, Jenny Allen, Tina Chambers, Bev Betties
and Stephen Gower; and ( back row) Tammy Smith, Steve Taylor. Roseanne
Gowenlock, Tracy Pollock, Julia Feltham, Peter Ott, Brad Betties and Nina
Potter. (staff photo)
The Middleton Church ACW has a new cookbook. Co-ordhiators Blanche Deeves and
Linda Steenstra organized the recipes and many of the taste treats were available for
sale at the the ACW bake sale on Saturday. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Church asks
for donations
Middleton
By Blanche Deeves
On July 10, Morning
Prayer was held in St.
James' Middleton Anglican
Church with Rev. G.
Reynolds in charge.
Bill Steenstra read the two
lessons, while Rev. Reynolds
read the third. James Storey
and Edward Deeves receiv-
ed the offering. Sarah Storey
was the organist.
Blanche Deeves has plac-
ed a box at the rear of the
church for small donations
of personal articles for the
girls at Monica House.
Please feel free to donate.
On July 24 there will be a
shower in the church hall
following the morning ser-
vice for Don Wise and Marj
Keyes. Ladies to serve lun-
ch.
Ross and Mabel Middleton
have had many visitors
recently. Janice and Paul
Brettle of Ottawa, Drew and
Taylor Middleton of London,
Rossanne Middleton of
Toronto, and Hugh Mid-
dleton of Toronto, also June
(Middleton) White of Ot-
tawa.
Jason Hull and his. father
Bill are visiting in the area.
Jason and he are helping
Grampa with his ponies..
Many in the Towrship
gathered on the evening of
July 9 for fun in the township
in the form of a Buck and
Doe for Don Wise and !vlarj
Keyes, who, will be married
at the end ofJuly.
Holmesville news
Teams do well
By Blanche Deeves
The Enterprising Seniors
will meet July 21 in the
Community Centre in
Holmesville at 8 p.m. The
Enterprising Seniors sent
get well wishes to Ruth
Morrison, who is a patient in
Clinton Hospital and to
Elmer Potter.
Many from the area were
in Goderich on the evening of
July 10 to enjoy the band
concert in the park in
Goderich. It was nice to hear
Andrea Jackson, ope of
Holmesville's girls singing.
Ball,News
Tyke boys one were
defeated by Colborne.
Tyke girls squeezed by
Goderich.
The Squirt boys won over
Colborne.
The Squirt girls defeated
Clinton.
The Pee Wee boys lost to
Londesboro by one run.j
The Pee Wee girls; won
over Varna.
The Bantam boys defeated
Londesboro.
The Christian Reform
Church young people hosted
Owen Sound this weekend.
Our local boys were defeated
by Owen Sound but our local
girls won.
The Goderich Township
slo-pitch team was defeated
by Auburn this week.
Porter Hill men's slo-pitch
defeated Auburn.
The Holmesville's Store
slo-pitch team played an
exhibition game against a
Norholme Industrial fastball
team and won. They also
defeated Vanastra.
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Goderich Township
Council has been requested
to take immediate action in
controlling a wild dog
situation m the Holmesville
area.
In a report to council at its
regular session June 20,
Elaine Blair, Edna Jantzi
and Roger Haines said that a
number of dogs, varying
from five to 20, appear to be
making the landfill site their
chief feeding area but said
their 'den' is not definitely
known.
Council discussed a
number of methods of
eliminating the dog nuisance
but the reeve volunteered to
discuss the matter with the
OPP before council might
get into legal trouble over
shooting, trapping, etc.
Accounts totalling more
than $100,000 were ordered
paid by council at the same
meeting. Of this amount,
$40,000 was for Huron County
taxes; $38,000 was for Huron
County Board of Education
taxes; and $20,000 was for
road superintendent payroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillhorst,
Mr. and Mrs. Leque and
Mrs. Charles Wood from the
Fullerview cottage group
were present at the meeting
to seek information on the
status of R. Kelly's proposed
subdivision and to protest
the inaction of council on not
taking the steps which the
cottage group desired.
Council expressed the
opinion that the proposed
municipal drain would
alleviate the greater part of
the erosion problem; that the
trees which were cut were of
very minor importance; and
that council had never
protested the conditions
specified by the Minister of
Housing on any plan of
subdivision and could not see
the need in this situation.
The Mcllwain Municipal
Drain Report was read with
the involved members and
engineer Bartlett present. F.
Hellerschmidt was the only
involved owner who
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uracil requests
pro lem
protested the assessment—a
matter which would have to
be dealt with at a court of
revision. Council passed a
motion to provisionally
adopt the report and in-
corporate it into by-law no. 5,
1983.
Mr. Isaac and Mr. Stiles of
the Blue Water Beach
Association were present to
seek information on the
matter of setting up street
lights for the area and to
inform council that the drain
over the bank was not in
good condition, and that a
number of entrance culverts
were clogged and in
disrepair which in turn
caused trouble on the road
ditches. Council agreed to
determine the basis by which
the area could be designated
a 'lighted area' but said that
the Association would have
to state the number of lights
required.
Dave Hemingway of the
recreation committee was
present to solicit a further
budget quota of $600 to finish
the construction of a secori`d
ball diamond at the
Holmesville Park. Council
agreed to increase the
budget by $600 for the pur-
pose of completing this ball
diamond.
G. Wright of the Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority was present to
discuss a tree planting
program for 1984. He. said
5,000 trees are on order to be
planted in the worked out
parts of the township pit on
lot 23, concession 5. Council
agreed to remove a number
of the larger thorn trees so
that the tree planting
equipment could do the
planting.
John Greydanus was
present to protest an open
ditch which crosses two
county roads, under the
railway tracks, across part
of the village, the former
Highway No. 8 and the
present no. 8. Council did not
agree to re -position the
CHANGE OF HOURS
South Huron Veterinary Clinic
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WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M.
CLOSED EVENINGS SUNDAYS 8 HOLIDAYS
When the office is closed, a Veterinarian will be on call
and the telephone message will be forwarded by our
new answering service when you dial 236-4301.
existing ditch or give per-
mission to close it in and said
the logical action appeared
to be a petition for a
municipal drain.
Walter Bell and Al Johnson
were present to solicit
township approval of a ball
tournament at the
Holmesville Park July 22-24.
The tournament is to be
sponsored by the Porter Hill
slow -pitch team and the
profits will be donated
towards the construction of a
second ball diamond.
Council approved the
request as presented.
A tile drain loan was ap-
proved, subject to the
availability of funds, for
Charles Mathers for a total
of $5,025 on lot 17, Huron
Road.
Land severance ap-
plications were approved as
per questionaire for Claire
Cox on part lot 28, concession
ana tte�r Anthony and Doris
Scjdwtz on lot 71, plan 13.
Building permits were
issued to Peter Van Driel for
grain storage on lot 18,
concession 6; to Don McCabe
for a storage shed on lot 12,
plan 25; to Phil Gemeinhardt
for a garage on lot 78, base
line; to the Blue Water
Beach Association for pump
house additions on B.W.B.
plan 13; and to Ray Miniats
for a sun deck on lot 28,
concession 1. Permits
requested by W.J. Jackson
for a mobile home on lot 10,
base like; by William
Jongejan for liquid manure
storage on lot 25, concession
1; and by Barry Taylor for
manure storage on lot 60,
base line, were all held
pending approvals for septic
tanks and -or certificates of
compliance.
Council then adjourned
until July 4.
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