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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-10-22, Page 11In honor of the first ever Road Superintendent Trade Show held at the Stanley Township Complex in April, a plaque was presented to Stanley Road Superintendent Bill Taylor (left) and Reeve Clarence Rau (right) during the regular council meeting on October 14. Presenting the. plaque in thanks for the use of the Facilities and to honor Bill Taylor were Harold Gibbings (second from left) the road superintendent for Clinton and the president of the Huron County Road Superintendent's Association and Wayne Dolmage, Road superintendent for McKillop Township and First Vice -President of the association. (David Emslie photo) Laywomen's service held at By Blanche Deeves MIDDLETON - Mattins was held in St. James Middleton Anglican Church on Oc- tober 19 with a Laywomen's Service. Mrs. Hilda Bell officated. Lois Wise led in the reading of the Psalms. Audrey Middleton read the first lesson, the second lesson was read by Angie Van Der Council okays GODERICH TWP - Dr. Rennie Brown was present at the council meeting here on Oc- tober 6 to discuss details of his lake shore erosion problems. Dr. Brown wants to move his cottage tem- porarily and requested that council close the south 78 feet of Main Street on Plans 22 and 29. Council moved, "That on the facts as presented, council agrees to support the re- quest to close the south 78 feet of Main Street." Another delegation of cottage owners from the 'same plan were at the meeting to request assistance due to the water flooding and damage to their cottages. A recommendation that a municipal drain should be the most practical method of deal- ing with the water was made by council. but Haar. Margret Middleton led in Interces- sion. Leanne Wammes was the server. Sunday School collection was taken by' Tessa Steenstra and the congregation offer- ing was taken by Estelle Wise and Blanche Deeves. Mrs. Bell gave the sermon. Following the service everyone went to the church hall for coffee, cider and cookies. cottage move no motions were passed. Six building permits were requested by council and five were passed. A request for an addition to a cottage was held pending approval of the Health Unit. Council received a petition requesting that the Steenstra Municipal Drain be ex- tended downstream to permit better drainage of the lands. It was moved by council, "That the peti- tion be accepted and that W.J. Bartlett and Associates be appointed to investigate the report to council, and if the petition is dealt with under the Drainage Act, that the same .report include a clean out of the open portion of the existing drain." A bylaw to provide a shore line debenture on one owner for a total of $4,000 was passed by council. Carol Simons addresses UCW GOSHEN — The UCW meeting here was held at Kate Keys' home on October 9 with 17 ladies present. Kate Keys, Evelyn McKinley and Pat Armstrong presented an interesting devotional on Thanksgiving. Kate introduced guest speaker Carol Simons. A number of years ago Carol and George had spent three years on Georgina Island, an Indian reserve in Lake Simcoe. Carol taught elementary school while George served as lay minister. Both were involved in community ac- tivities. When they returned to live in the area they brought two Indian girls with them. Helen Keys presided over the business. It was .decided to send $25 to Seeds for Zaire andpmedipal electiye proj cts, Fifty? dollars will be sent to the Resoutce Centre, Alma College and Five Oaks. St. James The ladies of St. James have been busy again. Audrey Middleton rolled out the dough, while Lois Wise, Mary Puffer, Marion Smith and Blanche Deeves filled another 652 meat pies at the Deeves home, filling orders already taken. The ladies kept Edward Deeves busy run- ning to the freezer. The ladies appreciated the generosity of Vera and Bill Beck who lent them the use of their freezer. Thanks to all who bought the pies, and the good comments. Visitors Rayand Estelle Wise received a pleasant surprise this week with Estelle's brother Keith Cox and his wife Beth arriving from. Winnipeg. They just phoned and said, "We are here." The ACW still has some Christmas cakes and puddings for sale. Please call Audrey at 482-9838 or Blanche at 482-9536. The treasurer reported $1649.50 on hand. The Manse committee reported the redecorating is completed. The money received for first prize church float in the Sesquicentennial Parade will be used as - part of fund to erect a sign in front of the • church. Plans,ivere finalized for the turkey supper on October 29. The Enterprising Seniors traveled to the Holmesville Cemetery on October 8 to clean up the area and plant some bulks and plants. Taking part in the program were, fro left to right, Bert McCreath, Ed Deeves, Mervin Lobb and Mrs. Mervin Lot b. (David Emslie ,ok NEws "CY ‘;1' eiorittO TO On _ . Sarah Vander Steere, R.R. No. 4, Brussels October 22 Danny Peck, varna October 22 Pamela Mills, Clinton October 23 Audrey Bergsma, Blyth October 23 Ttatily v dedei -i..y ecteker 25 Alison Reed, Clinton October 26 Robert Stephenson, varna October 26 Bill Latky, Blyth October 27 Laura Wright, R.R. No. 3, Kippen October 27 Mark MacLeod, Clinton October 28 Andrea Emmalser, R.R. No. 1, Clinton October 28 Khristopher Fitzgerald, Clinton October 28 Lynne Duchorme, Bayfield (Weber 28 Liana Goldsworthy, Choton October 28 Jamie Stephenson, Varna October 28 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1986—Page 11 Plants- go on the By Helen Owen BAYFIELD — The meeting of the Garden Club on October 13 was well attended, and certainly very lively. Thanks to the generosity of members a large and varied selection of plants were on display. The auctioneer, Bert Lobb, brought added zest to the bidding with his professional ex- pertise, persuasive encouragement and often highly amusing descriptions of plants and their potentialities. Whether it was a modest violet, a four foot astilbe, climber or ground cover, he had just the appropriate technique to up the bidding and stimnlat" Home craft members BAYFIELD-The Home Craft section of the Bayfield Fair Board met on October 14 at the home of Afra VanWonderen. Present at the meeting were: Afro Van- Wonderen - president, Ina Fisher. - vice president, Doris Wilson - past -president, Emma Cox - home craft division, Kathleen Siertsema - domestic science, Emily Coultis domestic science, assistant secretary, auction block the competition. At the end of the evening, when all the. items had been sold (including some to the auctioneer's wife!) members enjoyed a social half hour, and the treasurer reported that the revenue from the project had been most satisfactory. At the next meeting, thanks to the generosity of a member, there will be a draw for an illustrated gardening book. It is an acquisition any gardener would delight to own. Tickets are available from Kay Reid (565-2667) or Helen Owen (565-2956) . discuss fair book Carla Elliott - woodworking, crafts, press person. Along with setting up the domestic/home craft section of the fair book, other topics discussed were the District 8 meeting and potluck supper in Dungannon on October 28 (open to all Bayfield Fairboard members) and the annual Bayfield Fairboard and potluck supper on November 20. Music performed by Charlotte Norman and Verna Lobb By Blanche Deeves HOLMESVILLE-Worship service was held in Holmesville United Church on Oc- tober 19 with Rev. J. Bechtel officiating. Charlotte Norman at the piano and Verna Lobb at the organ played two musical arrangements. Rev. Bechtel spoke to the children about the Canadian Flag before they went to the Sunday School classes. . Enterprising Seniors' News The Enterprising Seniors met in the com- munity centre in Holmesville on October 16. Edward Deeves was in charge of the meeting at which a two minute silence was Milk Magicians discuss pasturization held in memory of Ruth Morrison. Charlotte Norman read the minutes of the last meeting, which were approved as read, and took the roll call. Frank Yeo gave the treasurer's report. Blanche Deeves reported for cards and said $10 had been given to the hospital building fund in memory of Ruth Morrison. A card was sent to her husband, Murdock. Marion and Fran Powell presented a slide of seniors and children working together. Shuffle board and euchre were played, followed by lunch and a social time. The next meeting will be on November 6 at 2 p.m. Please note change of time. By Stephanie Bush The vice-president opened the business GODERICH TOWNSHIP - The Milky meeting with the 4-H pledge. They then fill - Wheys met at the Goderich Township Hall ed out the papers for Get the Scoop. on October 20. Mrs. F. Oak brought her ice After closing the meeting with the 4-H cream maker and gave members a motto, everyone assembled in the kitchen to demonstration. Colleen McAdam presented create their own sundae. 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