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Clinton News-Record, 1984-08-22, Page 11AC • 0' Felony fame* Kevin,:: 1 el io anli #feather; Ji yn'an 4 +iicholas Bowie, ancfKenan4P0 On August 19, °$ and Heather Forrest and sons Steven and.Scott:aittended the For- rest picnic at the.Lion.'s'Park, Seaforth, Aaron Savage, . son of Penny and Mark Savage, has returned from a week' at Haliburton Hockey Haven. Whilst there, apart from learning More about hockey, Aaron learned to windsurf and kayak, and in his own words "he hada super tune". 4-11 News The last regular meeting of the Huron County Poultry Club was held on Augti$t 15 at the home of leader Barry Cleave. The first business of the meeting was to distribute the marks to all of the members concerning their club visit of July 25. The marks for all of the members were very good. The club picnic and field trip were then discussed. A date of August 26 was decided on for the club picnic and the field trip was temporarily set aside due to no suitable date being found. The club was then given some of the finer points orlive bird judging, and then proceeded to judge ;two classes of hens. However, the judging was upstaged by another fowl, namely Hank the rooster who proceeded to "voice" his opi- nions on how, the classes should be plated. After all members had both classes placed, they gave their reasons, and then leader Barry Cleave gave the official placings and reasons. The Achievement Day on August 25 at Bayfield Fair was discussed with all members being reminded of times to be pre- sent. The meeting was then adjourned, and the members went for a swim. Family and friends honor Varna bride Many More Unadvertised In Store Sale Items MacLean SOCKS pkg. of 3 pr. 599 • Outstanding Offer aClIdaSgulp $ hoot By Mary Chessell • VARNA - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wicks, who sold their home to John Stanley of Bayfield recently, are moving to the Five Seasons Estates near Bayfield.. . Barb and Lori Consitt were hostesses for a bridal shower for Dianne Consitt on Satur- day afternoon, when over 40 members and Mends of the Consitt familj''ppesentetl't1 with lovely gifts and a bride's .boolt...Oti Sun- day the bridal attendants held a shower for Dianne at Carol Stephenson's home. A large crowd attended the Buck and Doe party at Larry Peck's on Saturday night. Lowell and Lynn Mount had a whole ball team, the Champion Cycles of Newtharket, camped at their place for the weekend. Several relatives and friends play on the team. The Stanley Dreamers, Lowell's team, had a game of slo-pitch arida game of 2 -pitch with them, which was rained out on Saturday and finished on Sunday. The Dreamers treated the Newmarket team to a barbecued pig supper on Saturday, which .'had to be eaten in the old township hall because of the weather. The team would like to thank Glenn Hayter for donating the pig for the barbecue. The Newmarket people were very impressed with the terrific hospitality shown them by the people here, and have in- vited the Dreamers to come to Newmarket next summer. Bill, Mary and Brian Chessell attended a Jefferson family picnic and bridal shower for Margaret Laing of Guelph at Port Blake on Sunday, Margaret is being married in September to Jeff Allen of Guelph. Bob, Karen, Allison, Darryl and Tyler Reed of Niagara Falls spent the weekend with Bob's parents, Bill and Mary Reed, The week prior to that their son Wayne and his wife, Carol and Chris and Anthony of Munster near Ottawa were with them for several days. k.,, SALE Erin Elston was one of 95 children who participated in Olympic Day held at the Clinton Raceway last Thursday. Here Erin tests her skills in the marshmellow contest. (Anne Narejko photo) Hall improvement studied. ByBe McCall an Auction in the village on September 8. • WALTON - eve al members of the The Institute will sponsor the 4-11 clubs for Walton Women's Institute met at the hall on the fall project Fitness Fair. The leaders August 15 when a special meeting was call- Pat Nolan and Susan Nichol will attend the ed to discuss the putting in of bathrooms and training school the latter of this month. Any some fixing to the kitchen. girl 12 years old by September 1 wishing to It was moved to have another noon lun- take this coming project get in touch with cheon on September 12 with the price going either one of these leaders. There will be up to $4. The Institute will serve a lunch at another club in McKillop. Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Bev Stevenson, Ron and Chris s fint Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Currie and Jamie at their trailer at Family Paradise, also join- ing in at the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. John Currie, Cheryl and Rhonda and friends of Orangeville, Mr. Barry Currie, Dawn and Pat of Brussels. Holmesville baseball news HOLMESVILLE - A Saturday Mixed Might baseball tournament in Goderich was cancelled due to rain. However, Tuesday night these kids beat the MOMS. The squirt boys lost at Saturday's tourney. Porter's Hill Slo-pitch team lost to Auburn Thursday night. Look for Peewee boys tourney in Holmesville on August 25. Note to all township minor ball players, fun night party at new diamond August 25, 7 p.m. Come for food and fun. Friends and neighbors of Hugh Lobb wish him a speedy recovery. Don't forget tickets for upcoming Township dance on September 8. SEATOG VE I 4 fir.r1 SEAPORT'', or, -;ARID NOK 1WO TELEPHONE 527-0910 FREE DELIVERY OPEN: Mon. -Fri, 8-12, 1-5:30 Saturday- 8-12:30 TWO WEEKS REMAINING MONTHLY SPECIAL WAFER $5?9E, BOARD ,,,s thick CASH & CARRY ONLY QUALITY & SERVICE SINCE 1 SEBRINGVILLE A SEAFORTH In the matter of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 337 Part IV NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE To all citizens of the Township of Tuckersmith and the Ontario Heritage Foundation. Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Tuckersmit-h on the 7th day of August, 1984 decided to designate the Gates and Posts, on Lot 31, 32 Lane E Plan 133, Vanastra Park as • property of architectural value or interest under the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 337, Part IV. SHORT STATEMENT OF THE REASONS FOR THE PROPOSED DESIGNATION The Gates and Posts that were constructed in the 1940's served as an entrance to the' Radar Base and are one of the few remaining reminders of the former Base. The construction and closure of the base has had a significant effect on the development of the Township of Tuckersmith and area. - Notice of objection to the designation_ may be served on the Clerk within thirty days of the 7th day of August, 1984. DATED at the Township of Tuckersmith this 17th day of August, 1984. J.R. McLACHLAN .. Clerk -Treasurer GMB 117, R.R. No. 5, Clinton, Ontario - NOM 1L0 • Idcs New York Regular $64.99 SALE' 4 adidas Men's & Ladies' Boston Regular $36.99 SALE NIKE' Shark Nylon Regular $44.99 qa 99 SALE 99 99 �7B/loolffs Dyna Court Regular $39.99 ofts't eta '1rewl tocr y0 SALE 29 99 adidas Marathon Trainer Regular $59.99 SALE SALE adidas 39.99 Stan Smith Regular $49.99 39 99 SALE ■ Men's Sizes 6-12 With Any Men's - Ladies' Tennis ®� ®' �\V JOGGERS Purchase ��� A� ,�°�� Sizes 10 � 0/k SV‘ 9V.�42`\/'e Men'sSizes 4-13 SALE ENDS MONDAY:SEPTEMBER 3, 1984 OPEN -LABOUR DAY SUNCOAST MALL Highway 21 Goder,c+i, Ontario Don't Miss The Outstanding Savings!