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Clinton News-Record, 1980-09-25, Page 8PAGE8 LINT t !N EWS-R CORI),THURSPAY, SE 'TE MBgtt 25 1980 Goderkh T By Audrey Middleton The manual. for policy and proCedua esi, proposed for Goderich Township irecreation was studied And discussced thoroughly at the ree monthly meeting- Wednesday September 17, held at the township office, Holmesville.. Some revisions were suggested and the recom- mendations will be carried to council 'for further approval. Chairman, Doug Yeo was in the chair. Also present were Hazel McCreath, Walter McIlwain,'Bev Orr, Alice Porter, Marilyn Forbes. The benefit of a five year developmental plan for the p -arks`, s suggested at the last meeting was discussed again briefly. It was moved by Bev Orr seconded by Walter Mcllwain that the parks committee .look into making a five year plan re the township parks. Carried. Walter Mcllwain reported that deputy reeve Garnet Wright has agreed to be responsible for ordering new trees for '80 and '81 but warned that the process .takes time. Since the community hall is now under con- struction with completion date expected in November, it was noted that reeve, Grant Stirling is anxious to set up a sub committee to handle the very important job of managing the community centre. A report was received re the enquiries into recreation cost tax exemptions: no rec. costs are tax free except capital expenses. Then followed a short discussion on the recently held softball coaches and executive meeting. It was noted with admiration that the township can be very proud of the well organized, successful township , -so f•t b a l l program of tl`iis past sum mer. A question raised last month by the softball executive on insurance coverage for coaches and players ~travelling to 'and from outside games, had been investigated since by their rec committee. It was learned that in- surance is almost im- possible to buy. However tide township has liability insurance for ° its own parks. Each coach or driver should check his own car insurance policy re the number of passengers for whom he is covered. Parents should realize it is unfair, unlawful, and unsafe to overload a volunteer's car with passengers to attend away -from -home games. News and notes from Varna Ry Mary Chessell Glenn .''Hayter has purchased Murdock Morrison's home,' which is located on a lot on Glenn's farm. The Morrisons will continue to reside there. Lloyd and Carol Moore and children Cindy and Tim, and Bob and Willa Taylor attended the anniversary service at Varna church on Sunday and were dinner guests of Barry and Pat Taylor. Anniversary and dinner guests of Mervyn and Margaret Hayter were Ken and Eileen McLean, Glenn and Lois Hayter and children, Mel and Margaret Elliott, Esther Moffat, Florence Routzon and Elmer and Noreen Hayter. Rev. Alun Thomas and Bob and Elva Peck were dinner guests of Sim and Dianne Kirton on Sunday. Mrs. Blake of Holmesville and Jim and Kate Keys were Sunday guests of Charles and R rnice Reid and at- tended the anniversary service. It `was noted with regret that the round dancers did not renew their permit to use the town- ship school for their fall i'ec.. group prep and winter dancing, (They obtained Bothers accommodations). The round dancers had been with the township recreation program since the recreation council began six years ago, In fact, they prompted t birth of the rec pro_ -'nn wh quired. Since the school secretary, Wendy McLean, is having it was a permit was decided to send her a letter of warm ap- preciation for her willing services rendered for recreat.Qn. Tentative plans for some fall activities were discussed, in crafts, daytime°fitness, ballroom, dancing, badminton and volleyball, • A guideline for this season's fees was discussed. It was moved by Hazel McCreath, seconded by Bev Orr and carried° that $5 per ac- tivity be charged. The meeting adjourned until Oct. 15, at 8:30 ri r7 • .:WO reserve the right to limit quantities to nor. I`i family requirements! PRIC EFFECTIVE THRID SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 1980. 40nyy , SAVE 40" P• - r/////HII IN0� COME L SAVE 6 Partly Skmmed FRES.H. 3 quart 2'7o., MILK bag (Our Regular Price 1.97) COME VISIT�E FAR1 FOR FLAVOUR FRESHNESS �.. ��a# Wm/a% 1 California, Big, Beautiful, Luscious, Sugar Sweet STRAWBE Pint Aylmer Fan TOMATO JFancyICF 111/411 48 -f1 -oz' tin... (Our Regular Price 1.23) SAVE 18" Marvel, Sliced WHITE BREAD Quart 1.89 A Loaf SAVE 1.00 4 litre ctnr (Our Regular Price 59c loaf) Ontario, Firm, Green, Large Size, No. 1 Grade CABBAGE ea13,, ch Ontario No. 1 Gradg, Waxed RUTABAGAS ib19¢ California — The Natural Snacks, Juicy, Sweet, Plump, Thompson Seedless GRAPES .99¢ SUNKIST, VALENCIA, LARGE SIZE, SWEET & JUICY Oranges 12 k-1.99 tlicINTOSH, FANCY, THE PICK OF THE APPLE ORCHARDS Apples 5 -Ib bag 1.69 ONTARIO, NO. 1 GRADE, FRESH, DAILY, TENDER, SWEET Carrots 5 -Ib bag 98,1 Reiger Begonias - ONTARIO, NO 1 GRADE, LARGE CRISP Celery Stalks ea«5931 CHIQUITA, DOLE, DEL MONTE Bananas 2Ibs79¢ REDENBACHERS, PREMIUM QUALITY Popcorn 30_0z2.39 Assorted Colours, 4" pots each 1.69 Light, Chunks You'll do better with A&P I quality baked goods! (Our Regular Price 69c pkg — Buy 3 pkga, SAVE 58e) Jane Parker, Hamburg Buns or pkg of 8 ItAfj t ISE R r149 JANE PARKER, SLICED Protein Bread 160,..(69i JANE PARKER Jam Filled Buns Pkyofbgg? JANE PARKER (Our Reg. Prue 1.79 --"SAVE 30c) Angel Cake 14 -oz cake 1,49 (Our Reg. Price 1.69 — SAVE 30c) JANE PARKER PIE FULL 8 -INCH, 22 -OZ PIE Lemon Meringue 1.39 Anti Freeze R EsToNE (Our Regular Price 8.99) SAVE 5/1111 Plain or Coconut DAD'S BISCUITS (Our Regular Price 1.83) Mallows 400 g Cremes 450 g • tin tie bag Daddy -O, Peanut Brittle, Creme of Crop or Orange Sherbert GAY LEA, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Fiesta Yogurt 159,u639¢ SILVERWOODS, PINEAPPLE 500 g CARTON Cottage Cheese 1.09 CHOCOLATE CHIP, CHOCOLATE FUDGE, CINNAMON DANISH 454 g TIN TIE BAG Dare Biscuits L39 KELLOGG'S CEREAL ConFlakes 675 g pkg 1,29 800 g pkg 1.99 DETERGENT 500 ml PLASTIC BTL KELLOGG'S CEREAL (Our Reg. 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