Clinton News-Record, 1978-04-27, Page 8PAGE 8-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1978
Grants set for
nine programs
Huron Middlesex MP Bob
McKinley announced
Tuesday that $55,700 in
government grants had been
approved for nine projects in
Huron County providing
summer work and service for
between 90 and 180 students.
McKinley said in a news
release that the projects
would provide between 10 and
20 jobs each and that the
grants had been approved by
the department of im-
migration and employment.
The largest grant was
approved for the Huron
County Committee for the
1978 International Plowing
Match which will be held in
Huron in the fall of the year.
The grant, totalling $11,474,
was given to the Clinton
based committee to prepare
the grounds for the plowing
match and to construct an
administrative building on
the site.
A group of Goderich high
school students received
$8,104 to establish a multi
purpose theatre program for
the summer. The program is
for students interested in
performing arts and will
enable participants to per-
form children's plays for
youngsters in the Goderich
area.
The Huron Centre for
Children and Youth in Clinton
received $7,246 to provide
learning experiences for
children between the ages of
seven and nine with learnj)ig
disabilities.
The Huron Centennial
Community School
Organization in Kippen
received $5,112 to develop a
community adventure
playground for the area.
The Vanastra Lions Club
received a grant of $3,624 to
establish a 'recreational
program to meet the needs of
Vanastra residents • of all
ages.
A group of students from
Blyth will create a recreation
program in that village for
children from kindergarten to
Grade 8 with a grant of $3,624.
The programs will allow the
youngsters to develop basic
skills in a variety of sporting
activities.
The Seaforth Recreation
Committee applied for and
received $4,912 to arrange
activities for children in that
community between the ages
of three and seven,
A summer , program of
recreation for children in
Exeter will be financed with a
$7,448 grant: The program
will teach children over five
- years of age basic skills in
outdoor sports, games and
crafts.
The Wingham and District
Heritage and Historical
Society will be using a $4,156
grant to provide an education
for students wanting to learn
how to research and
catalogue artifacts for a
museum.
Bluewater Blind
club meets
The first meeting of the
Bluewater Canadian Council
of the Blind for this year, was
held at the Orange Hall,
Albert Street, Clinton on
Tuesday April 18. President
Mrs. Gwen Watson called the
meeting to order by
welcoming, all members and
sighted visitors.
Following a short business
agenda, Mrs. Rosemary
Armstrong was introduced as
guest speaker. Speaking in
the roll of a co-ordinator for
the Day Care for the
Homebound, Rosemary
outlined the program in
detail. Her very interesting
and instructive presentation
was well received.
Then followed a film en-
titled, "Meeting the challenge
of blindness." This film
graphically portrayed the
tragic feelings of fear ex-
perienced by many human
beings on being suddenly
deprived of their vision. The
theme of the story evolves
around the frustrating but
gradual return to happy and
fruitful participation in the
business and social en-
vironment of the community.
Following the program, all
enjoyed a delicious lunch
prepared and served by three
of the mempers of Varna
United Church, Mrs.
Margaret Hayter, Mrs.
Beatrice Taylor, and Mrs.
Eleanor McAsh. These ladies
were gratefully thanked by
club program convener
Rachel Johnston.
Their next meeting will be
held on Tuesday May 16 at I
pm at the same location
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