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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-02-05, Page 2a success... from page 1 The older participants noticed that people slow down with age, as the younger kid's times were quite a bit faster.1 The weather cleared up in time for the: dance. The music was by PRS, D.J.s, great selection of '50s and '60s was playe The dance floor was always packed, ho this doesn't mean were showing our age. The trophies for the winners of the ball tournament were presented at the dance. ' The trophy went to Don's Wrecking Crew,, of Seaforth and the B trophy went to the Nile ` team. The Vanastra Misfits won the sport- smanship trophy. Once again the carnival was a great sucess for the clubs. Thanks goes .to Dave McKenzie, •Myrna Smith, Harvey Mason, June Johns, Jeff Dixon. Kerri and Allison we couldn't have done it without you. And of course thanks to all those who braved the weather to come out and support the event. Lioness News February 6 is the dinner meeting of the Vanastra and District Lioness Club. Three new Lioness Members will be indicated at, this meeting. The club made a donation of $100 to the Vanastra Recreation Centre for the pur- chase of equipment. Also a reminder to the community that the - Lioness members will be canvassing for the Heart and Stroke foundation on February 13. • Lions Club Tine Liorts will not be having a dinner nieej inghi 'Thursday: Instead four lions - members, will travel to St. Marys for a visitation totheir Lions club. . - The Lions will be canvassing the Township of Tuckersmith for the Heart and Stroke Foundation on February 15. Pool To ent The Big Scoop holding a Ladies Pool Tournament on ebruary 5, 6 and 8. The prizes will be trophies. The tournament is for ladies 14 years and up. School The students went skating on January 27. Parents are also welcome on these skating ventures. Mat of the students also travelled to Goderich for a unit on food. They visited Zehrsand McDonalds. Have any news?. Anyone wishing to have community news put in, please call me by Sunday night each week. Page 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1986 rt CPH gets grant... • from page 1 "With the type of climate we have, pa- tients deserve a first Blass health care system," she said, commenting on the winter driving conditions. New"Facility To date, plans are to build the new 5,200 square foot obstetrics wing over the emergency 'care section of the hospital. "We've Looked for the best location and at the best costs. The architect looked at building it over the '62 wing but it was in- adequate space wise and it wasn't proper for the work flow," said Mr. Steyn. Although the new wing will not provide additional beds, it will improve the facilities. "It will be the most modern concept. The facility will be geared to a combination of hospital and home type delivery in an at- mosphere of expert medical care," Mr. Steyn explained. Once the wing is in full operation, it is anticipated that a few new jobs will be created. The present chronic care -obstetrics floor will .be renovated and upgraded for rhrnnie para (mop the new wino iq hnilt and in operation. • "Renovations for the chronic care and upgrading of their services are also badly needed. They don't have ideal conditions either," said Mr. Steyn. • Plans are to upgrade the washroom facilities, add a small dining room, chair- dresser and a lounge. Community Support With approximately $300,000 to be rais- ed, the CPH directors and public relations committee will need the support of those within the community and the first step is to find a fund raising chairman. "We're looking for a fund raising chair- man who is dynamic, dedicated to the pro- ject and knows about the need for the wing," said Mr. Steyn. "The person will also have .to be willing to give their time (to the project) ," added Mrs. Fear. The excitment of the new obstetrics wing. has already reached the CPH staff and doctors as they anticipate the opportunity of working under new conditions. It is hoped this enthusiasm will spread to the public so the $300,000 goal can be reached. Status of souveniers sought by committe0 • GODERICH TWP. - Two members of the township's 1-5-0 committee attended the council meeting on January 20 to discuss the souvenirs left over from the celebrations last summer. Pat Rivett and Bev Orr from the committee asked council about the status of the souvenirs and where they would be stored. Council agreed a detailed summary of all 1-5-0 souvenirs should be compiled and a decision made regarding a wind-up to the celebration. Wkiyne Elliott and Brenda McIntosh, on behf of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture, attended the meeting to request a donation from the township and to surrunarize their activities in the county in 1985. Council agreed to donate $800 to federation by July. A request was received for snow ploughing on the road from Highway 8 to the Falls Reserve. Council instructed the clerk to look into the status of the road before making a decision. An offer was received from Kenneth Young of Goderich to purghase the township lot in the VLArtonteil ttfned down the offer and instructed the clerk to return the cheque to the applicant, stating the lot could be purchased for $13,000. Council passed a bylaw designating the A White Carnation restaurant in Holmesville bylawte of Frank T. crahani u iin the VI Is. and1 t the - as a heritage building. Council set a date for a public meeting on 35,35. �. Ontario 'Hydro's proposal for new A public meeting et nghwas held and to estateevitb4 streetlighting in Holmesville. The meeting app planner Cynthiahe Fish el 11 with the residents of Holmesville to discuss Sawcher. County replacing the present streetlights will be was present as well as several interested held on February 10 at 8 p.m. parties. Council reviewed a number of Building permits were requested by Reg appeals to be heard by the Ontari Smith fora retail store and Chas Mathers Municipal Board, but no changes wer for a house. The permits were approved, but made. not issued until approval has been received Road by the Huron County Health Unit. $396,618. A tile drain loan was approved by council council. for Frank Hellerschmid of .RR1 Bayfield for Bae r $6,625. Inninv v Bylaws were passed to amend a Archibald is new CLINTON - The evening unit of untario Street UCW met on January 30. Twenty-five members and two visitors were present. The executive, Roberta Plumsteel, Jackie Archibald, Nancy Turner, Evelyn Merrill and Marlene Forbes were in charge of the worship, Threshold of a New Year. Installation of new officers brought Jackie Archibald in a' the new leader. subsidy on a total expenditure 88 in 1985 was applied for Taylor was present to negotiate till/ soil used in road building in 1985. UCW leader On February 24, names beginning with;: letters A to J will be treated to a pot-1uc1 supper at 6:30 p.m. by the losers, K to Z o the penny collections. Five eals will be served duringa • February.m On March 10 at 8 p.in., the UCW will sport sor a card party. . • .., Carnival is 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. PINK qr% GRAPEFRUIT !r. r KUENZI.GFOOD MARKET CLINTON FRESHLY MINCED REGULAR GROUND BEEF FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO FAMILY PAK PORK LOIN CHOPS "1/2 PRICE SUPER SPECIAL" MAPLE LEAF POPULAR VARIETIES LUNCHEON MEAT 175 g. Pkg. KRAFT REGULAR OR LIGHT 1 LITRE JAR MIRACLE WHIP MAPLE LEAF NO. 1 QUALITY SLICED SIDE BACON 500 G. BY THE PIECE DAVERN BOLOGNA LB. (THIS STORE ONLY) FRESH YOUNG ONT. CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS LB. FRESH PART BACK ATTACHED CHICKEN LEGS SWEET PICKLED PEAMEAL BACK BACON LB. DELI MARY MILES COOKED HAM DELI SLICED LB. (THIS STORE ONLY) B. ROBIN HOOD 10 KG. ALL PURPOSE FLOUR h PROD. OF U.S.A. BROCCOLI EACH (THIS STORE ONLY) PROD. OF CAN. NO. 1 PROD. OF U.S.A. NAVEL (SEEDLESS) SUNKIST ORANGES HEAD LETTUCE EACH 1 (THIS STORE ONLY) DbZ. PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FANCY MacINTOSH APPLES • 5 LB. BAG WESTCANE GRANULATED SUGAR r- SAVARIN 11 OZ. FROZEN . DINNERS PROD. OF U.S.A. CANTALOUPES EACH (THIS STORE ONLY) PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 GREEN CABBAGE MAXWELL HOUSE 227 G. INSTANT COFFEE SAVE NEW HUNT'S THICK & RICH 28 OZ. SPAGHETTI SAUCE EACH tSAVARIN ASSORTED 227 G. POT PIES BRIGHT'S 48 OZ. PURE UNSWEETENED APPLE JUICE /"BONI PASTA 900 G. SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI 10 KG. F.2-1 \-- (THIS STORE ONLY) 1 % (THIS STORE ONLY) J 5%® DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS EVERY WEDNESDAY STORE Mon., Twee., Wed, Sat. 8:30 am • 6 pm HOURS: Thurs. & Pa 8:30 ani - 9 prn • WEEKLY WEATHER JAN. 1986 1985 28 -11 -15 -4 -7 29 -7 -14 -5 -11 30 -5 -11 -5 -13 31 3 -9 -2 -14 FEB. -2 -6 -5 -14 12 -5 -9 -22 2 0 -3 -10 -23 - 3 SNOW 4 cm. 9 cm. 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