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Township
finally
gets field
by Audrey Middleton
At long last it's "Play
Ball" time at the new
softball field in Goderich
township.
At the Goderich
toWnship monthly
recreation meeting on
May21Gerry Ginn, parks
sub -committee chair-
man," outlined the final
workload on the
preparations of the
softball field for playing.
He spoke of the many
hours of volunteer work
which have been donated
to the effort; contributing
to the installation of a
backstop screen, steel
fence posts and 160 feet of
steel fencing.
Mr. Ginn also proposed
that Lloyd Sowerby of
Holmesville would kindly
volunteer to fill the
position of athletic field
manager. His duties
would include booking the
games, turning on and off
the lights and generally
being in charge.
A motion to accept the
proposal was moved by
Jake Reder and Alice
Porter which was carried
unanimously.
•Bev Orr also of the
parks committee sub-
mitted their suggested
policy on the .use of the
park. This was approved
as well.
The athletic field policy
and rules of the parks are .
as follows: rent of the,
field will be $5 unlighted,
and $10 lighted for out -of -
township participants
and township 'adults.
Senior boys and girls
sponsored by the town-
ship will be given first
priority bookings. Junior
boys and girls will use
daylight, hours and
township adults will 'be
given next priority.
Anyone else wishing
the diamond will be given
it on first-come, first
serve basis. The parks
sub -committee will
oversee .the general state
of all township parks
(grass, roads, outhouses
etc.) and report all fin-
dings to the rec board.
A decision was made to
have Mr. Reder get
prices and buy five picnic
tables for the lakeside
park and Walter
Mc•Illwain agreed to
continue looking for a
carpenter to repair the
vandalized park toilets.
The program sub-
committee represen-
tatives, Doug Yeo and
Hazel McCreath reported
that the rec news letter
had been mailed or hand
delivered to all township
homes during the past
month. The softball
groups are now
registered and starting to
play.
The. • •. swimming
program is scheduled for
the first two weeks in
July at Vanastra.
However, the program
sub -committee rep.orted
that they are concerned
that there has •been very
littleTesponse for
swimming registration.
Last year 40 happy
children rode the
"swimming" bus to
lessons completing •an
enjoyable and successful
two weeks' stint, Plans
must be made for bus . 1
routes so advance
registration would be
appreciated.
A letter from th'e
Goderich Pigure Skating
Club was received about
their late application to
the rec board for a
professional instructors
grant. It was moved by
Grant Stirling, seconded
by Mr. Ginn that ac-
cording to the township
clerk's advisability, if the
option is still open, the
rec. board apply for the
grant to assist the club.
Township reeve,
Stirling, reported to the
rec. board the council's
latest actions concerning
the new township hall. He
said three -plan proposals
are being studied, upon
which, one will be
decided and built at the
opposite end of the
property where the
existing township shed
now stands.