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The Huron 'County Historical Society held a meeting
commemorating their 20th anniversary at
Colborne Central Public School. Some of the past members
attending were, front row, left to right, Eleanor Bradnock of
Auburn, a charter member and the first public relations officer;
Doris Batkin of Clinton, the society's second secretary; Ethel Poth
of Bayfield, a charter member, membership convenor and
archivist for about 20 years; Mrs. Ben Homan, a charter member;
and Harry Worsell of Goderich, a past president. In the back row
are Andy McLean of Seaforth, a charter member; Dave McClure of
Crediton, a past president; and Joe Hogan of Exeter, the society's
outgoing president. The incoming president, Isabel Theedom of
Clinton, was unable to attend. ( photo by Darrell Kloeze)
Enterprising Seniors are asked for goods to auction
By Blanche Deeves
HOLMESVILLE: The Enterprising
Seniors will meet June 6 at 8 p.m., note the
date change. Members are asked to bring
articles for the auction, along with money
for the bus trip to this meeting.
Please remember Holmesville United
Church Ham and Salad Supper on June 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Pearce and Mr. and
Firemen cook
up breakfast
By Isabel Scott
BRUCEFIELD - A successful pancake
breakfast and car wash was staged by the
Brucfield Firemen on , June 2. They
appreciate the support given by everyone
who came and to those who helped put on the
event.
A cake, donated by The Trading Post, was
won by Lorne Thompson of RR 1,
Brucefield.
In other local news, Dr. and Mrs. William
Swan of Guelph spent Sunday with his aunt,
Mrs. Alice Ham.
Georgene McCartney of London spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Wilson
McCartney. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor of
Woodstock visited on the weekend with his
mother:- . ..
Mrs. Gregor McGregor . attended the
McGregor -Brady wedding in Varna on June
Travelling brings something into your life
you've never had before: poverty.
Mrs. Paul Blair held open house on the
weekend.
Swimming registration will be held at the
Community Centre from 10 to 12 for school -
aged children.
On June 11 the Goderich Township W.I.
will meet at the Community Centre at 8 p.m.
Guest speaker Lenore Bradley, to speak on
the Country of China.
Slo-Pitch Ball News
There will be a sloe pitch tournai tent in
Holmesville this Friday, Saturday'and'Sun-
day.
June 7: Porters Hill plays Vanastra in
Holmesville.
Holmesville plays at Londesboro.
June 14: Holmesville and Porters Hill play
in Holmesville.
June 28:: Porter's Hills plays Londesboro in
Holmesville.
June 28: Holmesville plays in Clinton.
July 5: Holmesville and Vanastra play in
Holmesville.
Porter's Hill go. to Auburn.
July 12: Porter's Hill go to Clinton.
July 12: Holmesville and Vanastra play in
Hohnesville.
July 21: Porter's Hill goes to Vanastra.
Londesboro and Holmesville in Holmesville.
July 26: Porter's Hill and Holmesville in
Holmesville.
Aug. 9: Porter's Hill play at Londesboro.
Clinton and Holmesville play in
;Holmesville. , •
'Aug. 16: Porter's Hill against Auburn in
Holmesville.
Aug. 16: Holmesville and Vanastra at
Vanastra:
Aug. 16: Porter's Hill and Clinton in
Holmesville.,
Holmesville to Auburn.
Play-offs in Clinton on September 7 and 8.
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Welcome to Holmesville Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Baker of Brucefield to the Sheppard
house.
Worship at Holmesville United Church
was well attended Sunday morning with the
Men's Club in charge of the service. Mr.
Dave Hemmingway gave the call to wor-
ship. The choir was the senior ladies who
provided the music. Wayne Tebbutt read the
Scripture. Hugh Lobb spoke to the children.
Larry Rutledge gave the benediction and
Don and Jim Lobb collected the offering.
Next Sunday, June 10 is Sunday School
Anniversary. Claire Davidson of Brucefield
will be the guest speaker.
The Goderich Township Garage Sale will
be held on June 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pro-
ceeds will go towards minor sports. Spaces
are available for those wishing to set up a
table. For more details see an advertise-
ment elsewhere in this paper.
Kippen United news
By Margaret Hoggarth
• KIPPEN — Pastor Don Moffat preached a
sermon on Knowing Jesus based on the
Bible study given at Leader's Camp this
weekend. This camp was for the training of
young people who will be leaders at the
summer camp at Menesetung.
Mush¢ was presented by. the Combined :u
junior and senior choirs, accompanied by
Mary Moffatt at the organ.
Upcoming events include Sunday, June 10-
-Kippen Youth service. Same day at 2 p.m.,
Decoration Service at Baird Cemetery.
Sunday June 24—combined outdoor service
and picnic, Hensall Park at 11 a.m.
CLINTON NNS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6,1
Tuckerstni h bridge under study for k.adlimits
By Wilma Oke
TUCKERSMITH - Weight load limits for
some of the larger bridges in Tuckersmith
Township have been tested and only one is
giving cause for immediate concern.
Bridge 14 (Strykers) at Sideroad 30-31
Concession 1-2, is showing some
deterioration and is to be evaluated by the
engineering firm of B.M. Ross and
Associates of Goderieh as to what repairs
might have to be made on the bridge. This
bridge carries a 10 tonne weight load limit
on it.,
Other bridges tested with. no changes
necessary : Bridge 3 at lot 1, Concession 10-
11, retains 10 tonne limit; Bridge 6 (Plumbs)
between Concession 11 and 12, retains limit
of 11 tonnes; Bridge 11 (McLeans) Sideroad
20-21, Concession 3, limit8 tonnes.
Road Superintendent Allan Nicholson
reported on Bridge 13 (Blewitt) where
repairs including raising the abutment and
putting on a new deck will be carried out this
summer.
In Egmondville council decided to
continue adding new sidewalks, this
summer It will be two blocks, from Victoria
Street North, on County Road 12 -
Mr. Nicholson said a Ministry of
Transportation official said at the present
time no money is available for the
construction of the new public works shed
the township wishes to build, but he was
advised to have the plans of the building
finalized for the time when the money is.
Mr. Nicholson said he and his staff
checked the Hensall Road from Hensall to
its dump site and found it much improved
tirith most of the litter picked up. However
them" •-r'ss some in the ditches which they
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picked up.' The garbage pick-up man has
assured Mr. Nicholson he will attempt to
contain the garbage on his truck enroute to
the dump site.
Council agreed to pay Hensall's request of
$2500 for the Tuckersmith residents who use
the Hensall Arena and Community Centre.
The request from Clinton Public Hospital for
a grant was set aside for the next meeting of
council.
Passed for payment were the following
accounts: Day Care at Vanastra, $7,097.17;
Special day care at Vanastra, $4,290.69;
Vanastra recreation centre, $19,1.33.54;
roads, $20,500.74; and administration,
$59,039.92 for a total of $110,162.06.
Under a Canada make-work grant, three
employees will be hired for the recreation
centre.
Southwestern Youth Talent Search is underway
The 1984 Southwestern Ontario Youth
Talent Search is looking for performers
between the ages of 12 and 21 to compete for
cash prizes and a trip to the Youth Talent In-
ternational Contest at the Mid -South Fair in
Memphis, Tennessee. It is a chance to win
up to $7,500 and an audition with CBS Televi-
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Jamie Warren, winner of the 1982
Southwestern Ontario competition, was se-
cond in Memphis. The Dunn Sisters from the
1983 contest placed fourth in Memphis.
The contest, a joint venture of the Western
Fair Association and CFPL-TV-London, will
include five areas of competition. Solo per -
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