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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-10-01, Page 25The Clinton Industrial Fastball League held their Awards Banquet on September 27 at the arena. The top 10 batters during regular season play were: (back, left), George Col- lins of Norholme, .392; Len VanWonderen, Norholme, .429; Scott Millar, Dynamos, .426; Dave Bartliff, Merners, .404; (Front, left), Wayne Andrews, Norholme, .439; Steve Cook, Lawries, .367; Brian Millar, Dyilaatsiut;, .437; Brian Bromley, Lawrie, .471. Absent from photo are Doug Riehl, Merners, .449; Bill Van Ninhuys, Dynamos, .400. (Anne Narejko photo) TOP BATTERS The top five batters in the Clinton Industrial Fastball League were honored at the Awards Banquet on September 27 at the arena. They were: (hack, left), Ken Daer, Merners, .412; Travis Lyndon, Vikings, .455. (Front, left), Brad Bromley, Lawries, .500; Dave Bartliff, Merners, .545. Absent was Bob Ladd, Vikings, .429. (Anne Narejko photo) NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING LAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the VALHALLA INN. KING & BENTON STREETS. HISTORIAN SUITE. KITCHENER. ONTARIO on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21st. 1986 at the hour of 0:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear an application in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and Regulations thereunder The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated. and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time. Application For Additional Seating Capacity Blue Fountain Steak House Restaurant -80aroait Street, C.nntarr ' - Additional Dining Lounge Facilities Licencee: 434867 Ontario Limited AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application, shall make.their submission to.the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing. or in person at the time and place of the hearing (Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant) Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO. Ontario, M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT 032 -LIC t6 If you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call ,T" dome,o agora, . n6 hostess at 482-5625 LINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1986—Page 3A CHSS elects student council By Dawn Hunking. CLINTON — Last year's student council at CentrarHuron Secondary School (CHSS) , led by Dave Stevenson - president, Don Hearn - vice-president, Lisa Forbes - secretary, had a very successful year and this one promises to be even better. This year's student council consists of Tracey Potter - president, Ron Ladd - vice- president, Nina Potter - secretary, and Jeanette Keys - Treasurer. This year, they plan to have several fund raising campaigns with the first one star- ting later this fall. They will be selling oranges and grapefruit which will be delivered in time for Christmas. Last year's student council launched the same cam- paign last year and it proved to be very successful. All the money that is raised from these fund raising campaigns goes towards pay- ing for school activities. This year's student council hopes to have other events such as Christmas events, Valentines events, a winter carnival day and also 'several night dances. They also hope to have a night dance with a live band. President Tracy Potter says she hopes to make this year a fun and enjoyable one. CRSS hold grub week By Dawn Hunking CLINTON - Last week was grub week at Central Huron Secondary School. This is where students welcome the new Grade 9 students to the school in their own special way. On Monday, slave day was held with i Richard Lobb, the auctioneer, auctioning off the Grade 9 s to senior students. The Grade 9 s or grubs as they are called, got to do a wide variety of activities throughout the course of the week, some of which can be very embarassing. Some of these activities include; dressing up as your favourite teacher, pig calling contests, obstacle courses, jelly bean contests and more. There was also a day where everyone dressed up as a cowboy and another day where they dressed up as their favourite rocker or wrestler. Grub week wrapped up on Friday with an afternoon dance in the school gym. Grub week is designed for the Grade 9 students to put them at ease and welcome them to the school. Eastern Star gives $65,000 to diabetes The Grand Chapter Sessions of Ontario, Order of the Eastern Star, were held at the Royal York in Toronto from September 21 to 24. Those attending from the Clinton Chapter were Helen Wells, Joan Lyndon, Eunice Arthur, Connie Nesbitt, Florence Symons and Don Symons. At these sessions, approximately $65,000 Municipal auditing to be upgraded A management initiative to make the provincial -municipal auditing process more efficient was announced by Municipal Af- fairs Minister Bernard Grandmaitre at the annual conference of the Association of Municipal Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario (AMCTO) in Toronto, recently. Mr. Grandmaitre announced the forma- tion of the Ontario Municipal Audit Council and the Ontario Municipal Audit Bureau which will work with munici alities to en- sure compliance with releva t agreements and legislation regarding provincial transfer payments. Calling the establishment of the Council and Bureau a step forward for sound management, Mr. Grandmaitre said that there will be greatly enhanced efficiency in having a single team of auditors visit a municipality once a year instead of having many provincial teams from rnany in- dividual ministries visiting a municipality throughout the year. This process will allow both levels of government to use their tkme more efficient- ly and effectively. - ' "I think you will appreciate what progress this management initiative represents" the Minister told the AMCTO. N "There can be no doubt that good accoun- tability and sound financial management can only benefit the people we ultimately serve — the taxpayers of Ontario." he said. Ministries presently involved with On- tario Municipal Audit Council and Bureau include: Citizenship and Culture, Communi- ty and Social Service, Environment, Health, Housing, Municipal Affairs, Northern Development and Mines, Tourism and Recreation, Transportation and Com- munications and Treasury and Economics. In 1985 approximately $3 -billion was transferred from the Province to 839 municipalities in Ontario. was given to the ,Diabetes Association. Eastern Star Training Awards for Religious Leadership were given to 75 young men and women. These awards for $510 each, totalled $38,250 and are given annually. This year,, Don Symon. Past Grand Patron, was re-elected to the Grand Chapter Executive Committee, and Florence Symons was elected to the Florence Nightingale Home Foundation. This Foun- dation gives approximately $30,000 annually in donations to hospitals for equipment. Clinton Public Hospital received such a donation last year. 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