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PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1979
Goderich Twp, folk to hav
The regular monthly were installed in the
meeting of the Goderich same trenches which
township recreation have now been covered.
council met Wednesday, The wiring for the pump
October 17 at still remains to be done.
Holmesville. Marilyn Forbes and
From the business Alice Porter agreed to
arising from the minutes finalize plans with White
it was reported th..', a two Carnation for the
or three evening forum on Christmas dance
estate planning would be December 15, and also
set up some time in book future dances for
November. February 2 and March 1.
The park committee Twp. council reeve,
repeated that there is an Grant Stirling announced
immediate need for about that at their last council
four more inches of top meeting it was decided to
soil on the athletic field. go ahead with a survey on
Iff there is anyone who the land proposed for the
could donate some from township hall (land
where it would be still donated by the Huron Co.
accessible (wet ground) School bd.).
the committee would Doug Yeo again in -
stock pile it until better sisted that the twp.
weather conditions for council make a study of
spreading. Phone Gerry similar joint council -
Ginn 524-4163. school bd. agreements to
They also said that formulate the best
before the end of the year possible working
they expected the steel arrangement. H e
fence posts would be suggested that the ar-
imbedded in cement, the chitect knew of some
back stop completed by such situations.
Gerry Blake, and stone Chairman Gerry Ginn
chips spread on the in- announced that the ar-
field. The wire fencing chitect Brian Garratt
will go up in the spring. wished to me,.et the
The same area will be combined council and
ready for flooding for rec. council the following
winter skating.
Ben Whiteley, twp.
treasurer, presented an
itemized expense account
to date on the athletic other story.)
field. Although some Gerry also suggested•
people think very little that in order to get as
has been accomplished, it much,. input for all age
was surprising to note groups into the plans and
that $19,067.87 has been desires for the building,
spent on it so far, plus the rec council should
$5,208.50 was donated invite representatives of.
labour, and $426 came in a senior citizens group
special cash donations. and a representative
Donations that were not
valued were top soil,
dump truck and loader,
tractor and loader. 'hese
were from Lavis Con-
struct'ion, Holmesville'
Valley Farms, Garth
Postill's Bulldozing,
used the new T -ball
equipment. It proved to
be very successful with
many parents assisting.
The rec committee told
Pat that this year they
had suggested, and twp.
council -agreed, that all
the softball and volleyball
coaches would be invited
to the township dinner on
December 15, White
Carnation, as an ex-
pression of appreciation
from the township.
Also from the softball
executive, Art Bell, was
present to have some
bothersome questions
answered which he had
recently voiced in a letter
to the editor of the Clinton
News -R Pcord
His concern for the lack
of grass seeding on the
new ball park was
acknowledged. His
concern for no diamond
available in the spring
(because of no grass
planting) was also an-
swered. The rec com-
mittee promised that the
next best step would be to
buy sod and probably use
the 1980 boys and girls
softball registrants to
provide the manpower in
laying it, under' super-
vision.
The rec committee
assured Mr. Bell that
they too have been just as
exasperated with hold
ups and delays for the
last two years But, when
a terrific financial
bequest for a township
hall arrives just as the
softball plans are un,
folding, it takes a great
deal of time to see that it
is all planned, positioned
and handled in the best
possible way.
Although Art still
wasn't entirely convinced
that there would be a ball
park ready in time, Gerry
Ginn promised him that
the ball diamond would
be ready in the spring of
1980.
The meeting adjourned
until Wednesday,
November 21 at 8 p.m. —
by Audrey Middleton.
WI sponsoring course
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute is
sponsoring an Indoor
Gardening , course of
three days to be held in
the Holmesville Church.
Tentative dates are Nov.
5, 8 and 12. For par-
ticulars, read the coming
events in our local
newspaper.
night, Thursday, October Tired of doing the same
18, to discuss his further thing? Why'not come out
plans on the drawings for to Holmesville Public
the township hall. (See School on Thursday,
October 25, at 8:15 p:_rn.,
When the Goderich
Township Women's In-
stitute is' presenting
Variety Nite. The ad-
mission is only adults $2,
students $1 and public
school children are ad-
mitted free. The
Women's Institute is
from the Alpha Huron looking forward to seeing
group, for starters, to the y,ou 'and your family on
meeting with the ar- Thursday.
chitect.
It was decided to invite Personals
Harry Baker, of Bayfield
Sr. Citizens and Elaine Next 'Sunday, the
Townsend of Alpha service at Holmesville
Charles—Bruins-ma. The— Huron.- urc will be held at
estimated cost for the Pat Rivett, secretary of 9:45 a.m. standard time.
completed project was the softball committee, Please Note!'
set at $28,000. was present to read her Get well wishes to
Gerry .Ginn reported year-end report on twp. Charlotte Norman, who
that the project with softball. She stated that had surgery on Sunday in
Haylow Electric on the they had 169 children Clinton hospital.
light towers had been registered, including 50 in A reminder of the
'completed. Water lines the' 5-10 yr. age group who annual bazaar of
Holmesville
news
Blanche 1)eeves. correspondent
Holmesville Church will 'explain that in the time
he held November 7 at 2 allotted him, he couldn't
p.m. tell all the activities of the
• On Saturday, Jean and church. Ile said 75 per -
Clarence Perdue enjoyed rent 'of their income is
a day at Elmira, taking a spent in Canada.
trip through the Brax'S Prior to his talk, he
Olde Town Village and on spoke to the children
to St. Jacobs to the Stone aho.ut people in the Bible
Crock For dinner. whose names started
• with the letter "E" • Eve,
Church News f' ilij etc. Misses Lisa •
Last Sunday morning. Forbes, Brenda Harris,
Murray Lobb was' in the ,.lnine Mayhew and
pulpit for the Worship:__lar Norma pan '=I
Service, and Mrs.. Jean found the answer", and
Ginn read the Scripture. the offering was received
Mr. Lobb introduced by Jim• Lobb and John
the guest speaker Robb . Wyatt.
Parr, a member of
Wesley -Willis Church,
whose .topic was "What
the United Church is
doing". He went on • to
School News
On Monday. October 29
there will he no school for.
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