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Clinton News-Record, 1983-04-27, Page 11Martie Lobb and Marlene Forbes of Goderich Township were among the 30 people present at a Simple Home Repairs course to Holmesville on April 18. Sponsored by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Jarle Fisher was one of the resource people who helped the home handy people. ( Shelley McPhee photo Holrnesville news 150th anniversary meeting to beheld for township By Blanche Deeves For the 150th Anniversary of Goderich Township, a meeting will be held April 28 at 8 p.m. at the Community Centre in Holr,esville. It's an open meeting for any resident of the township or past residents or interested persons who have some ideas for up -coming celebra- tion 1985. Seniors meet The Enterprising Seniors met last Thursday in the Community Centre in Holmesville. The opening exercises were held with Jean Lobb at the piano. Everett Mcllwain chaired the meeting. Charlotte Norman read the minutes. Blanche Deeves gave her card reportsending one card to Murray McDougall. Frank Yeo gave the financial statement. Everett Mcllwain gave a reading. A committee of Hazel -,„_,Mc.Greath, Jean Perdue will get a program ready for the meeting with guest club Dungannon. Hilda Semple, Irene Cudmore and Effie Yeo will be in charge of the lunch . Hazel McCreath discussed making a name quilt. Mrs. Semple made the motion to do so. This will be completed for 1985 celebration of the Township names to be 25 cents each. Tickets will be made and sold later. Blanche Deeves will organize a bus trip for the Seniors in June. Mary Sterling gave a reading. John and Hilda Semple presented their slides of their recent trip to England and Everett Mcllwain thanked them. A parcel was passed around for everyone to guess the contents won by Violet Stirling and Grace Walter. At the worship service Sunday morning at the Holmesville United Church, four young girls Nancy Lobb, Heather Lobb, Stacey Haines and Kristin Crawford sang. Hugh Lobb was the director. The minister Rev. Bechtel told the children about Fishing and for them to always tell the truth and be a Christian. Harold Jantzi and Chester Sturdy received the offering. The Youth Fellowship group will hold a fish derby. Pledge sheets are available at the Church. The F;nter-prising Seniors are invited to a euchre party at the Clinton Legion sponsored by the Golden Radar Club of Clinton. Ma: 4. 8 p rn Admission is $1 50 and lunch will he served Can anyone come up with the following answers The sale of and price paid and location of toll gates in (;nderic h Township around 1871. Baechler's bridge - it was located at the Falls about 1908 what year High- way 21 became a county road' ('lease call Barb Betties 42'1-9901 or Robin Thompson 482-9225 if you ran help Goofy Gourmets On April 19 the (;00fv Gourmets liolmesville 1 4- 11 club held the last official meeting of the hib Shannon Preszcatoropened the meeting with the 4-H •pledge. Nina read the minutes and gave our treasurer's report. We then discussed what to do for our display. We are having another meeting to set up this display. After we finished planning Linda cooked two pizzas and everyone enjoyed their very much. I feel that we should thank Linda Mustard and Phyllis Coulter for being our leaders and our moms for taking us to our meetings and just being them- selves. --by Lana Jones. Goderich Township council report Accounts totalling more than $110,000 were ordered paid . when Goderich Township Council met in regular session April 18. Of this amount, $100,000 was for Huron County Board of Education taxes and $7,000 was for road superintendent payroll. 1)an ('lark was present at the meeting to enquire into zoning regulations in force in the township. No motions were recorded regarding this. John Oskam was present to explain his desire to erect a hog barn. Council referred him to the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food for more particulars on M.D.S. measurements. Building permits were issued to David Bartlett for a guest house on lot 16, con- cession 15; to Don Middleton to demolish a barn on lot 41, concession 10; to Frank Graham for a house porch on lot 14, Maitland Concession; and to Seranus Martin for a new barn on lot 72, Maitland Concession. A building permit requested by William Desjardine for a new house on lot 21, Maitland Con- cession was approved but held pending septic tank approval. Council decided to pur- chase a Vicon C M 205 mower for roadwork from Vincent at a price of $3,924.80. Tenders had been received from Vincent, Radford and McGavin with Vincent's being the lowest. Council then adjourned until May 2 at 8 p.m. At the Legion By Brian Atkinson Well members. as the weather starts to wane up, our Spring Golf Tournament is just around the corner. it will be held on Sunday, May 29. The Tournament will be played at the Sunset Golf Club outside of Goderich. if interested in playing sign your na!TLe on the list on the Sports Board. Last week at Mixed Darts there was the Mixed Doubles playoff. Due to a tie, there was a playoff between Joyce Scott and Joe Whalen against Brenda Bottema and Term Hollinshead. ,Joyce Scott and Joe Whalen carne out the winners. R 821771 - Ontario Municipal Board IN THE MATTER OF Section 39\of The Planning Act (R.S.O. 1980, c. 979), l —and --- IN THE MATTER OF on application by The Corporation of the Township of Stanley for Its Restricted Area By-law 10, 1982 APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Thursday, the 26th day of May, 1989 a9 the hour of half past ten o'clock (local time) In the forenoon a9 the Township Hall, Village of Varna for the hearing of all parties Interested In supporting or opposing this application. 1f you do not attend and ore not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed In your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part In She hear' --a and wishing a copy of the decision may request a copy from the presiding Board Member or, In writing. from the Board. Such decision will be nailed to you when available DATED of Toronto this 14th cloy of April, 1983 SECRETARY UL1NI'ON NEWS-KEWRD, WEDNESDAY, 27, 1'S.• - PAGE 11 Varna news Riddell presents plaque to couple Darlene 1-layter of Fort MacMurray is home for a week's holidays with her family Well ober 111 people called 011 Jim and Madeline Mur- ray on Sunday to con- gratulate them on their Golden Wedding Anrrriver- sary. Among those who call- ed was a wedding guest 50 years ago, Mrs. Baillie, who is in her 92nd year, and Jim's foster sister from Corunna. Mrs. Hazel Clifford of Clin- ton, another wedding guest and a cousin of Madeline's brought them a card with pictures of them when they first met ui 1930. Everyone present had a good laugh at the style of their clothes, which was very "in" at the time. The dining room table was centred with a three-tier cake presented to them by Jim and Margaret Wasson. Jun -Wasson was Jim's first friend when he came to Canada. Jack Riddell presented thein with a plaque from the province, and letters were received from Governor General Shreyer and Prune Minister Trudeau. Cards came from as far away as England. "Flabbergasted„ was the way Madeline described their reaction to all the attention they receiv- ed. Over 60 people sampled a variety of luscious desserts at the Varna U.C.W 'S dessert euchre last Wednes- day afternoon, and enjoyed the card games. High prize went to Mary Broadfuot and low prize to Elva Webster. Irene Whitmore had the inost lone hands. A large selection of door prizes were won by Mary Chessell, Madeline Rathwell, Mabel Reid, Mrs. Alexander, Edith Landsborough Janet Webster, Irene Whitmore, Ina Neeb, Eileen Consitt, An- nie Finkbeiner, Willa Taylor, Susie Pollock, Jean McEwen, Mabel McClin- chey, Margaret Dawson and Mrs. Russell Jervis. There was a large offering of bak- mg sold after the card party. A fancily night for people of all ages is being held at the township hall on Friday night Margaret Robinson will tell of her experiences in Indonesia last summer, ac- companied by pictures and a display of articles from there. Also on the program is John Kalbfleisch with his prize-wuining speech "How to Survive a Nuclear War in Varna'' John's speech is at 8 p.m., so better be there m good tune. Ladies are asked to bring lunch. Ball practices are begrnn- ing shortly There has been an excellent response to registration. There's quite a collection of hats, jackets and sweaters in the booth at the ball park. Any that are not claimed shortly after the beginning of the ball season will be taken to a mission. Any that are not claimed shortly after the beginning of the ball season will be taken to a mission. In last week's report of awards for long service with Varna Lodge 1035, the names of members who were unable to be present at the dinner were omitted. They are John Ostrom ( since deceased 1, Arthur Dutton of Bayfield ar.d Grant Webster. Morning Prayer held in Middleton By Blanche beeves Waning Prayer was held in St James Middleton Anglican Church on Sunday. Reading the first and second lesson was Estelle Wise, James Storey and John beeves received the offering. John, Edward and Blan- che like many other rela- tions and friends went to Varna on Sunday with their good wishes to Madeline and Jun Murray on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. John beeves, Eric Switzer, Russ Byers and Bill Harris travelled to Toronto on Friday for the cribbage tournament representing the Clinton legion Branch 140. Can anyone come up with the following answers. No. 1 - The sale and price paid and location of the Toll Gates in Goderich Township around 1871. No.2 - Baechler's bridge it was located at the Falls around 1908. No t - Who year did Highway 21 become a county road. Please call Barb Betties at 482-9901 ur Robin Thompson 482-9225. For the 150th Anniversary of Goderich Township a meeting will be held April 28 at 8 p.m. at the Community centre in Holniesville ( it's an open meeting) wanting any resident of the township or past residents or interested persons in ideas for the up- coming Celebration in 1985. Get well wishes to Corrie Brand now home from Clin- ton Hospital. At Clinton Auto Parts and our Rad Shop, a major part of our business is keeping up- dated on new automotive repair and maintenance methods. New engines, new smaller cars, front wheel drive, diesel engines, new tractor engines — all present new repair problems. We keep up with new automotive technology. We recently held a very successful clinic in Clinton on cooling systems and air conditioning. Conducted by W.M. Kydd Radiator Service of London, the clinic was at- tended by over 60 owners and mechanics of area garages. So we can all serve you, the motoring public, Clinton Auto Parts and its Rad Shop hold cooling systems and air conditioning clinic Putting you first keeps us first! better with any radiator or air conditioning problems you may have. The update clinic covered the new radiators in new cars and how to best service them, differences in the quality of new radiators, new troubleshooting techni- ques, and more. What's zlievc' in radiator service. Sponsored by all of us at Clinton Auto Parts -the Rad Shop — Dean Reid, sales rep.; Larry Gibbings, counter sales; Colleen Cox, counter sales and delivery; Rhonda Johnson, delivery; and John Dixon, rar'ator technician. From W.M. Kydd Radiator Service — left to right, Dennis McCoy, William Kydd Sr., Tom Payne, William Kydd Jr. Lam Gibbings and Colleen Cox of Clinton Auto Parts showing Jack Vincent and Joe Steffler the new Gold Seal Radiator ('ore which gives 30 percent increased cooling efficiency ss Sixty people from area garages attended our recent up- date clinic on cooling systems and air conditioning systems. A company that's been in the radiator Meet John Dixon John is our new radiator technician. After extensive training with W.M. Kydd Radiator Service in London, John can now offer our customers the latest repair- ing techniques and materials. ('all John for complete radiator, cooling systems, and air condition- ing service for any make of car, truck or tractor Pick- up and delivery service, too: ,John is shown standing beside our Caustic Tank, which is kept at a constant 170 degrees. All rads are put in the tank before repair to remove any a( cumulated lime scale which has ac - Air business for fifty years, W.M. Kydd Radiator Service of London, conducted the clinic, sponsored by Clinton Auto Parts and its Rad Shop. Cooling System Experts. At Clinton Auto Parts and the Rad Shop, one of our ma- jor suppliers is W.M. Kydd Radiator Service of London. Why W.M. Kydd? They've been in the radiator business for fifty years — and they carry a huge half -million dollar inventory of cooling systems parts and air condi- tioning parts. If we don't have the part for your car's cooling or air conditioning systems, we can get it in short order from W.M. Kydd. cumulated in the tubes. One location, 46 King Street, Clinton, for both Clinton Lime scale greatly reduces Auto Parts and the Rad Shop. cooling efficiency CL ON AUTO PARTS THE RAD SHOP — one convenient location — THE RAi) SHOP PHONE, 4829393 46 KING STREET REST CLINTON AUTO PARTS PHONE CLI ON 4823934