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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-29, Page 8Page 8—CUNTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 19a6 NOTICE The Township of Goderich proposes to pass a By-Luw authorizing the closing of First Street, Plan No. 275 for the County of Huron, which street Is In the Hamlet of Holmesville. Objections to the passing of such By - Law should be forwarded to the under- signed on or before January 29, 1986. For further Information contact Reeve G.H. Stirling, R.R. 2 Bayfield. (Phone 482-7931) R.E. Thompson Clerk Huron County Board of 8ducuf Pf• KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION at the I'IOLMESVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL Monday, February 3, 1986 Children with surnames beginning with A to L will register between 9 • 12 noon. Children with surnames between M -Z will register between 1-3 pan. Please bring Immunization record and birth certificate. J.P. KANE Principal. Holmesville Public School p invites you to our Grand O on Saturday,FebrUarY 1 m "Feel free to come in, enjoy a coffee and muffin among friends." r"r ENTER OUR GRAND OPENING DRAWS FOR: 3 Collector's Plates 2 Orrefor Vases 1. STILL NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR KNITTING, SMOCKING AND CROCHETING CLASSES �L } 37 MAIN ST SOUTH 'Witten PO BOX 1014 LOFT SEAFORTH, ON1 NOK 1WI1 .1/4174,2.1013 527-1830 Anne James PROPRIETOR • We carry GUND BEARS Take -a peek at these and feel good choosing I A GUNDI; Gotta ,Getta Gund 0 PeeWees fare well in tournament By Velma Robinson HENSALL - The Pee Wees participated in the Royal Canadian Legion Tournament in Ripley on January 18. An exciting first game was played against Brussels. In the first period Brussels took a 1-0 lead. Hensall tied it up before the end of the first period. Hensall went . ahead 2.41 with Brussels tying it up at the end of the second period. After a scoreless third period the winner was decided with a five man shoot-out. Hen- sall was the victor with two shots to one. This advanced Hensall to .the final in the Hensall being defeated 5-0. High Scorers A good number attended shuffleboard on January 23. The high scorers were - Walter Spencer, 291; Alf Ross, 265; Ida Dickert, 253; Pearl McKnight, 231 and Jeanette Turner 226. Happy Birthday Northcrest's oldest resident, Jessie Arm- strong celebrated her 93rd birthday on January 25. The residents and several visitors enjoyed a birthday party in the lounge arranged by her daughters Jean Love and Betty Flear. "B" division. A hard second game was People played against the host team Ripley with —"Lloyd Mills from Wheatley visited on Fri- day with Pearl and Glen McKnight. Dorothy Mickle was able to return home from South Huron Hospital on January 23 af- ter a two week stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan from Waterloo visited on January 26 with the lat. ter's mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Heart Month Don't forget February is Heart Month, when Carol Goudie the Captain and her can- vassers come calling. Please give. Also special recognition should be given to Charlie Hay and The Oddfellows, as they canvass the eastern Portion of Hay Township. Don't forget we all have a heart. Christine Cooper supplies music at Ste Andrew's KIPPEN - Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit of St. Andrew's on January 26. His sermon on What do we really need in life, ex- plained that people have needs–material, social, metal and spiritual. The Ministry of Music was supplied by Christine Cooper playing, two numbers at the piano. February 9 is the Kippen Congregation An- nual Meeting. Personals Along with many other Huron and South Western Ontario residents, Ronald and Mildred MacGregor attended the provincial board of inquiry hearing in Guelph, to hear the presentation of the Foodland Hydro Committee. The main speaker was Amory Lovins, director of a Colorado -based research institute. Mr. Lovins told the in- quiry hydro should concentrate on more ef- ficient use of electricity and its present distribution system. On January 22 the Energetic Eight gathered at Al and Margaret Hoggarth's home to help celebrate Doris and Bev Hamilton's 20th wedding anniversary. Cards were enjoyed by all with Doris Hamilton scoring high for ladies, Frances Kinsman, low, Harold Parsons capturing the high prize for the men and Bob Kinsman scoring low. UCW elects new slate of officers Holmesville U.C.W. ladies held their first meeting of 1986 on Tuesday, January 21. Rev. Jim Bechtel presided at the in- stallation of officers for 1985-86. They in- clude Past President, Isobel Harris; Presi- dent, Charlotte Norman; Vice President, Alice Porter; Secretary, Betty Stones; Treasurer, Jean Wyatt; Stewardship & Finance, Lorene Young; Nominating, Jean Ginn; Flowers and Gifts, Kaye Harris; Cards, Doris Batkin; Flowers for. Church, Jean Wyatt; Christian Development, Elaine Bechtel; World Outreach, Isobel 'Harris; Social, Marg Yeo and Grace Walter; Visiting, Ada Tebbutt; Manse, Jean Perdue and Pianist, Verna Lobb. Theme for the meeting was, A Look at the New Year. The leader, Verna Lobb read articles en- titled A Look at the World and A Look at Us. • Scripture and prayer were given by Ada Tebbutt. Jean Wyatt read a poem, Begin To- day and Resolutions was read by Alice Porter. The business meeting was opened by the president and the minutes and cor- respondence read. Annual reports were given by the commit- , tee members. The president announced the badges and projects for 1986. d Snelgroves celebrate 40th anniversary By Maureen Dunsmore on Smoking from the Canadian Cancer VANASTRA - A 40th anniversary celebra- Society. • tion washeld for Harold add Marjorie On January 29 the OPP will be visiting the Snelgrove of Vanastra, at the home of their school to show a film called Say No to a son in Petrolia. A meal and visit was en- Stranger. joyed with their children, Cathy, Audrey, On January 30 the dental nurse from the Gayle, Donna, Bruce, Pat, Michael and Huron County Health Unit will pay a visit to Wendy and their families. Pictures were the school. taken and gifts opened. Lions and Lioness Carnival Ladies Pool Tournament . Don't forget the Winter Carnival on A ladies pool tournament will be held February 1 at the Vanastra Recreation Cen- February 5, 6 and 8 at the Big Scoop tre. Vanastra. This tournament is open to ladies A snow pitch tournament will start at 8 age 14 and up. There will be prizes with first a.m. and run until about 3:30 p.m. being a trophy and a two piece cue. Second A pancake breakfast will be held from 9 prize will be a trophy. a.m. until 11 a.m. Vanastra Public School Snowmobile rides and hay rides will run This week is a busy week at the Vanastra from 10 a.m. until 12 noon. Public School. Snow golf will run from 11:30 until 1 p.m. On January 27 the students watched a film This event depends on snow conditions. The horse drawn sleigh rides will run from approximately 2 p.m. until about 4 PAL The obstacle course will run from 2:30 un- til 3:30 p.m. This event will run in different age groups from four -years -old to 16 years. The kiddie corner will run from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. A dance will, be held at 9 p.m. in the recreation centre. Music will be supplied by PRS D.J's., and include tunes from the 50's, 60's as well as country and western. The club is running a free bus from Goderich and Clinton for the dance. For more information on the carnival and dance please call 482-7723 or 482-7065. Tickets for the dance are also available at the Vanastra Factory Outlet and the Big Scoop Vanastra. Students prepare or speeches HULLETT - G%ades 4 - Cat Hullett Central School have started working on their speeches. Speeches will be presented in front of the school on February 19. 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Chapter 337: and in the matter of the designation of the property known as "The White Carnation" Holmesville NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAW Take notice that the Council of the Township of Goderlch has passed on the 20th day of January. 1986, Bylaw No. 2 - 1986 to designate the above named pro- perty to be of architectural and/or historical significance. Dated at Clinton this 21st day of January. 1986. R.E. Thompson Clerk ROAD CLOSING Take notice that the Township of Goderich proposes to close a section of the original road allowance in the Township of Goderich, in the County of Huron, being between lots 36 and 37 of the Maitland Concession (on the west side) and lot 13 - Huron Rd Concession and lot 82 - Maitland Concession (on the east side, and being that part of the said road allowance lying north of that closed by the Township of Goderich by By -Law No. 23-1984). Any person objecting to the said closing is to so notify the Clerk of the Township of Goderich on or before February 20th, 1986. R.E. Thompson Clerk RRSP 1 Registered/Retirement Savings Plan , Now Raying ......... on the Variable Rate Plan NO CHARGES o% FIXED RATE PLANS OI Now Available to 1 0 1//4 COMPOUNDED ANNUALLY Rates subject to change without notice,• ClintonCommunity CREi- -NT CLINTON 482-3467 EXETER 235-0640