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Firemen from Goderich Township and`Clinton were called
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Tuesday to extinguish a silo fire. No estimate off damage
was available at press time. (Rod Hilts photo)
Cool weather doesn't stop
Legion golf tourney
as 66 tee off at Bayfield
By Cliff Parker
CLINTON — The Legion
Fall Golf Tournament was
finally held on Sept. 25 at
Sunset Golf Course in
Goderich. The weather turn-
ed out cool but all survived it
and 66 golfers took part in
this event.
Low gross of the day went
to Paul Baechler. Low net
went to Pete Teichert. Low
gross Legion member was
Bob Draper. Closest to the
pin was won by Don Arm-
strong.
Thanks goes out to the
following for their donation
of prizes, Percy Pugh, Doug
Coventry of the Clinton
Hospital, Doug Macaulay,
Paul Baechler of Sunset tion
Club, Len Theedom, Bob
Campbell, Gord Herman,
Doug Bartliff, John Balfour,
and Willard and Art Aiken.
Also thanks to Comrades
Harold Black and Len Arn-
ston for their help with the
setting up and running of the
tournament. Thanks to Com-
rades Bill Chambers and
Gord Tait for their preparing
of the meat, cooking and
transporting. Also thanks to
Bess Black, Marie Arnston,
Mabel Schrieber, Rose
Lacroix and Brenda Atkin-
son for their help.
Good luck to all involved
with Zone Euchre coming up
on Oct. 1 in Brussels.
Also a reminder that Tues-
day Night Euchre will be
starting on Oct. 4 at 8:00
p.m.
Thursday Night Mixed
Darts will also start that
week on Oct. 6. Keep these
dates in mind and hope to see
you out. Time for darts to
start will be 8:15 p.m.
tanley ?'owns
By Shelley McPhee
The foundations have been
poured, the structure is
quickly taking shape and by
next year at this time
Stanley Township residents
should be enjoying the
benefits of a new community
centre.
Stanley Township Clerk
Mel Graham reported that
work is steadily progressing
on the new $600,000 com-
munity centre. Being con-
structed just west of Varna,
the new centre will house the
municipal offices, the public
works department and will
provide a large community
centre. The building will
replace the old Varna hall, a
two storey frame structure
that was built back in 1875.
Concrete plans to build the
new centre began in May
and Clerk Graham believes
that by the time winter sets
in, the main outside work
will be completed and in-
terior construction will
begin.
Ausableiproposal
The Ausable Hayfield Con-
servation Authority (ARCA)
has asked Stanley Township
to help with the maintenance
work at the Clinton Con-
servation Area.
At council's Sept. 6
meeting ARCA represen-
tative John Srnithers ex-
plained that the cost of main-
taining the park has been a
lex is
financial Marden on the
Authority. He said that the
main problem is that work
crews from Exeter must be
sent to the Clinton Park on a
weekly basis to cut the
grass. Cost of transportation
and wages have put a strain
on the ARCA budget and Mr.
Smithers said that the quali-
ty of the park could suffer if
a solution to the
maintenance problem is not
found.
The proposal has also been
presented to councils in Clin-
ton and Tuckersmith
Townships. Tuckersmith
said they would not give any
assistance since they believe
that the levy they pay to the
ABCA should include
0
maintenance costs.
Clinton council is still con-
sidering the proposal, but
Stanley has take : stand
similar to Tuckersmith
Council. Stanley pays ap-
proximately $7,500 to the
Authority each year and
council feels this payment
should adequately cover
their share of maintenance
costs at the park.
Council also feels that the
township is already weB
served by two recreational
areas, the Stanley Township
beach and the ball park at
Varna.
Council briefs
A donation of $50 was
given to the Huron
Mem, women, boys and girls
take prizes at Thresher Show
BLYTH -The 22nd annual
Thresher Reunion, held in
Blyth on Sept. 9, 10 and 11
saw top notch competition
and many proud winners.
Belt setting
On the Saturday the belt
setting with a tractor contest
saw first place go to Rev.
Ken Innes of Brussels and
Doug McIntosh of Embro in
a time of 1 minute, 35
seconds. Second went to Jim
Sloan of Paisley and Bob
Machan of Blyth in 2 min., 35
sec. Third place winners
were Bill Vincent of Lon-
desboro and Fred Brewer of
Bluevale, 2 min., 35 sec.
Belt setting with steam
engines took place on Sun-
day. Winners were: first,
Darryl and Karl Searson, 2
min., 551/2 sec; second, Bob
and John Houston, 3 min.,
251/2 sec; third, Ralph Morris
and Norman Cook, 6 min., 37
sec.
Log sawing
Log sawing was another
popular competition area.
Saturday men's winners
were: first, Bob Machan and
Jim Sloan, 35 sec..; second,
Bill Vincent and Lorne
Sloan, 48 sec.; third, Frank
and Bill Hallahan, 561/2 sec.
Sunday winners were:
first, Gord Walton and Lee
Degroud, 301,2 sec.; second,
Bob Machan and Jim Sloan,
30 sec.; third, Glen Kirkland
and Jim Cunningham, 34'/2
sec.
Ladies log sawing winners
on Saturday were Nancy and
Judy Walter of Goderich in 1
min., 36 sec.
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Sunday winners were:
first, Marilyn Aubin and
Marian Hallahan, 1 min., 37
sec.; second, Connie Black
and Lynda McNee, 2 min., 13
sec.; third, Betty Searson
and June Semple, 2 min., 17
sec.
Boys, 16 years and under
also took a turn at log
sawing. Saturday winners
were: first, Dwight and Paul
Hallahan, 1 min., 34 sec;
second, Steven and Dwight
Hallahan, 2 min., 18 sec.;
third, Paul and Steven
Hallahan, 2 min., 44 sec.
Sunday winners were: first,
Paul Hallahan and Kelly
McGlynn, 1 min., 61/2 sec.;
second, Troy McDougall and
Tim Brewer, 1 min., 10 sec.;
third, Dwight Hallahan and
Bill McGlynn, 1 min, 1212
sec.
Bag tying
Bag tying wasn't quite as
easy as it seemed, but still
many contestants completed
the chore in record time.
In the Saturday men's
class winners were: Alfred
Schmidt, 'Formosa, 35 sec.;
Grant Fisher, Goderich, 37
sec.; Bob Machan, Blyth, 37
sec.
Saturday's winners in the
boys and girls, 16 and under
division were: Steven
Hallahan, Blyth, 42 sec.;
Nancy Walter, Goderich, 54
sec.; Laura Hallahan, Blyth,
1 min., 22 sec.
Sunday winners were:
Diane Hallahan, 23 sec.;
Steve Hallahan, 28 sec.;
Chris Hallahan, 34 sec.
Fiddle Contest
Musical entertainment
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Plowman's Association. The
Association requested dona-
tions from various
municipalities in the county
and the money was used to
help finance the Sept. 17
county plowing match at the
Clare Deichert farm, near
Zurich.
Ten tile drain loan applica-
tions were studied by coun-
cil. They amounted to
$71,800.
Council approved another
tile drainage loan of $18,000.
Initial work has been com-
pleted on the Robinson-
Borrmann subdivision, north
of Hayfield. The subdivision,
which will include 25
building lots, has been
registered.
and competition were also
included in the three day
show.
Willis Desjardine was the
winner in the open fiddle
contest. Carl McNaughton
was second and Nelson
Howe, third.
In the junior class, for
fiddlers 16 and under,
winners were: Tammy
McClure, Mark Stackhouse,
Susan McCalden.
Stepdancing
Sherri Prezcator of
Goderich Township won the
step dancing junior reel
contest. Jennifer Burke of
Vanastra took second and
Krista Brennan of Goderich
was third.
Shannon Prezcator also of
Goderich Township was the
clog, jig and reel dance
winner. Second place went to
Teresa Brown and third
slace went to Wendy Watson.
Canadian Radio -television and
Telecommunications Commission
Conseil de la radlodittusion el des
IO comma lcarlons canadlennes
The CRTC has received the
following applications.
B luowater TV Cable Ltd;
GODERICH, CLINTON,
VANASTRA AND
HOLMESVILLE, Ont;
Application (331381900) by
B LUEWATER TV CABLE LTD..
R.R. No. 2, Clinton, Ont.,
NOM 1LO, licensee of the
broadcasting receiving
undertaking serving the
above-mentioned locations:
to change the authorized
services distribution by
deleting the carriage of
WJBK-TV (CBS) and WDIV
(NBC) off -air from Detroit,
Michigan and by replacing
those signals with the
distribution of WTVS-TV
(PBS) Detroit, Mich. and
KOMO-TV (ABC) Seattle
Wash. received via satellite
from the CANCOM network;
and to amend the licence by
increasing the maximum
monthly fee from '8.00 to
91.20 of which '2.39 fall
within the guidelines for fee
increases related to the
exhibition of the "3 plus 1"
signals as outlined In Public
Notice 1983-109 Issued on 25
May 1903. The applicant hos
been asked to provide
supplementary Information
with respect to the amount
of the proposed fee increase
which foils outside 'these
guidelines. This Information
will be made available to
anyone wishing to intervene
to this appllcatlon. The
application may be
examined at R.R. No. 2,
Clinton.
Examination of Applications
and Documents during
normal office hours at local
address given In this notice,
at the Commission, Central
Building, Los Torrassos de la
Chaudlera, 1 Promenade du
Portage, Room 361, Hull,
Que., K1A ON2, and at the
Western Regional Office,
Suite 1130, 701 West George
St., Vancouver, B.C., V7Y
106.
Intervention: Any person
wishing to Intervene must
submit o written
Intervention to the
Secretary General of the
Commission (C.R.T.C.,
Ottawa, Ont., K1A 0I12). A
true copy of the
intervention must also be
served upon the applicant,
on or before the deadline
date indicated below and e
proof of such service intuit be
Included with the original
document addressed to the
Secretary General. An
Intervention shall contain a
dear and concise statement
of the relevant facts and the
grounds upon which the
intervener's support for,
opposition to or proposed
modification of an
application Is based.
III fervent Ions must be
actually received on the
date specified hereunder,
not merely posted on this
date. DEADLINE FOR
INTERVENTION:. 11 October
1933. (PN -214)
Canada