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•PER1OP 7 FEBRUARY to 11
One charge' was laid'under the
, Highway Traffic Acr, following
• an accident: TWo charges were
laid under the 'Criminal Code of
ACCIDENTS:•
6 February .-"A, two bar accident,
was investigated by Prov. Const'.
Andy Burgess en #7 County Road '
One half mile South of Ripley in -
Volving James Kirkpatrick of
Ripley and Marilyn Fin -lays& of
#.6 Lucknow. The accident..
'resulted in $300 .0.0. damage to
both cars'. . • , ,•
9 February = two car accident
in Armow involving Ted Hunter
of Arinow .and John,Slesser Of!R'„R.
#A Glamis resulted in $1,200:00
damage to both cars. prov..'COnst
,Andy Burgess investigated.
11 February -'.deorge. Percy
' Listowel (formerly of HOlyrood)
and Marjorie Thompsoniof R. R.
•' #3 Holyrood were involved in. a.'
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two car accident on #5 County'
.....RoadLone-mile_south-of-HOlyrood :
Both, cars involved were damaged
to the extent of $650,00 •
.Investigated by Consts; Jim
Poland and Ed MePha.11-'
• During the pat month officeri:
f this„,detachtnent have .spoken
-to eitikfuirai chilaren'aind
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shown films on the subject of. • •
School Bus Safety. •
Goderich
,This release covers a peribd.'from
A FebruarY' 5 to' February 11, 1967:
'Total Ditty Hours, 418; Highways"
and other roads patroled in miles,
INVESTIGATIONS
Thefts 1; Disturbances
'3; Other 12. '• •
Traffic: Accidenti, Property
.Damage6; Personalinjury 1; No. .
Injured3; Charges 8; Warning§ 14:
General Duties:, Request Assist-
ance 3; Convictions .11..
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REPORT..FROM:
W. Waviranosh Township Grant Raise TO
Grader. Operator, Make Warble Plans
WEST WAWANOSH COUNCIL
The,'regular February session of
Council of West Wawa,nosh Town
ship 'was held on February 7th, with
all members present,
The minutes of ihe, inaugural
meeting were read and adopted Mt*
a nnotion!by Countillors'Chisholni
and Poi:an.
Cyril .Boyle, Grader OPerAtor,
was in attendance and presented ,
Council with a request for an in -
'crease. in salary, 'After weighing
the matter very carefUlly,Coun-
Cillor Foran, se,condedby by Councill-
or Aitchison move "That the Grad;
er Operator be granted an increase
of 250 per ,hour, to $1.75, beginn=
ing February lst, providing his
work proves satisfactory to the Road
Superintendent and ,to Council".
It was moved and seconded by •.•
COuncillOrs Chisholm and Foran
that Victor Errington be appointed
Trench Inspector :fOr'West WaWan-
On a motion by Councillors Foran,
.and Ellington the 'Reeve and Clerk
were authorized. to apply t�the
Department Of Highways' for the
statutory subsidy on 1966 road ex-'
penditures which amount is, ••
$55,557. , ; •
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On a, motiori. by Councillors
Errington and Torah', the Clerk Was
instructed to advertise in two local
weekly papers for (1) tenders for',
the supplying of approcimately
600 pounds of warble fly powder
to be delivered under the super.-
vision of the"Warble,Fly Inspector.
(2) tenders for warble.fly spraying
far .the 1967 'campaign and (3) •
applications for Warble Fly Insp-
ector for 1967.ayhe te • of $1.26
per,hour:and mile4ge. 'Advertise-
ments appear February 15th
and 22nd, and tenders, and,applic-
ations.are to be in the Clerk's '
was told by Beltone that he wl'as
deaf in. one ear. 'He was told later
by amediCal doctor thatiiii hearf.:
ing was:only•blOcked by wax in the
Mr ;••TrOtter•urged that hearing:
aid firms be libel:iced 'by the Gover-
nment to give protection to the
The Ontario Government, ,acCord-•
ing.to Attorney General Arthur
Wisharti1l announce
soon. on :the proposal of the Canad-
ian•Bar.Association that a pa:Can's
;criminal record be expunged or •
wiped out after a period of tirne.
A hill, introduced by ;the Ontario,
Government this week will set.tip
the Deposit Insurance Corporation
which will be' given the power to
seize contrOlof any Ontario incos
porated loan and trust: corporation
that is not in a satisfactory'• -financ-
ial condition. ,
• The bill will also insure deposits%
of.up tO $20:000 in all loan and
trust corporations incorporated und-
PARLIAMENT HILL er 'provincial lavi. The bill'closely
parallels •i •
federal' depositinsurance
, WIRRAY GAUNT.
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(HURON. BRocE)
•• This week the Throne Debare .
continued to the almost total •
exclusion' of all other business
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' Janies,Trotter (L Parkdale).
accused Beitone of TorOnto, a •
firm 'selling hearing aids, of using-
unethical, sales practices.
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•Arnong the cases he cited of
persons who had bought hearing
aids from'lhe firm. are: "
An 'old„agepen§ioner who paid
$35 down for a Beltone hearing •
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ai▪ d without being told that the
full price was $350 until the next
day when he tried unluCCdSitiilly •
to be let out. of the contract he.
had signed. •
legislation which has been given
.approval in principle by the ,House
of Commons'. The Ontario bill
will be moved quickly through
legislature to 'bolster the confiden-'
ce of Ontario ,investors in the
safety of their deposits. / •
Financial and commercial affairs
'Minister, Leslie' Rowntree, in •
introducing the bill said that Ont=
ario Companies will be required to
take out the. Federal insurance .
Once it becomeavailable.
The Ontario Act is being passed
because it can go into effect: more
than the:Federal-law-. •
It does not cbver finance comp-.
anie§ suckas 'Atlantic AcoeptanCe
COrporarion.or Prudential Finance
Corp. Ltd. 'Which .have C011apSed.
during the past twolyear. Flowev6,
er, legislation will be introduced
-1 6,-tv witII.t,icrn‘:• •
hands by 6 p.m. ;Saturday, Mat -
:eh 4th ,*1967. The levy for spray-
ing iS expebted to be approximat-
ely. the. Same as a year.ago - 15¢
for spraying and. 13(fof brushing.
The road accounts were passed „
for payment ona ,rnotion•by Coun-
cillors Chisholm and ,Errington.
'The foltoWing general accounts
Were ordered paid on a motion '
by'Councillors Aitchison and Chis-
holm: Ontario Hydro, hall power,
$9.75; Town of Goderich, relief'
account, $30.00; Mimicipal, . •
World, Drainage forms, $1.38;
Village of Lucknow, 3 fire calls,
$300.00; County 'of Huron ;* tax
Collection fee •- 1966: '$235.69;
1<, K. Davison, relief account ,
$90.32; Lucknow Coal Co. relief )
account', $56.00; Blyth District
Fire Area „1967 levy - water
tank, $100.00; Receiver General,'
postage. $5.00; Wm. McPhersOn,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15th, 1067
moving, tile Todd Drain, $12.00;
Robt, Aitchison., moving tile -
Todd Drain*, $5.00;/ Fred McQuill-
in School Attendance Of ficer ,
$10, 00;• '1-1.C. Soil 84 Crop Improve.'
tnent /Woe. 1967 grant, $15.00;
Pannabecker's General Store, re-
lief account, $59.44; • •
,ROAD ACCOUNTS.; Harvey Culb
ert, Salary , $105;06; Cyril Boyle,
Operator, $365.92; A; Redmond,
Wing min, $274,71; Colborne
Township, Boundary, account , .
$182.26; N. McDonald, plowing •• 4,
'snow '$1.,394'.00; G. Cook, plow- •
ing snow , ,$791.00; N. McDonald
.hauling, gravel, $60.00; Imperial
.Oil Co. Ltd.', fuel and4tax
$374,02; GranyChishOlm, motor
oil, .$41.57; Dominion Road Mach-
inery, bolts and locks,' $9.19; •
Smyth, chain, shear pins, weld-
ing s$32.10; Signal Star, snow •
removal notice, $2.10; John • •:.
Rivett, repair catch basin, $18.00;
Ontario Good Roads Association; •
membership fee, $15.00; Receiver •
General U. 1. stamps , $18 .80; • .
Bank of Commerce, C.P.P. ,
$22; 22. • * • - •
' • JOAN,ARMSTRONG
TOWNSHIP CLERK.
LUCKNOW
HOCKEY
CEPITEriltiliAL
WEEK
1867 1967
SCHEDULE
Monday, February 20
7:00 P.M. —; HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFF SERIES "A"
1st PLACE TEAM ,
3rd PLACE TEAM
8:30 P.M. —
WINGHAMMIDGET$ •
LUCKNOW,MIDGETS
Tuesday, February 21
40.
700, P.M. • • GOIDERICH SQUIRTSvS
• LUCKNOW SQUIRTS
830 P.M. GODER)ICH PEEWEES
LUCKNOW. PEEWEES
Wednesday, February 22
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7:00 P.M..-- HOUSE LEAGUE 'PLAY-OFF SERIES. "B"
, • bid PLACE TEAM •
.• • , '4th PLACE TEAM ,
.8:30 P:191., -•• . KINCARDINE 'BANTAMS
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' ' • LUCKNOW BANTAMS
Friday, February 24
7:00 P.M.
' 7:40, P.M. —
9:00 P.M.
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CLINTON FLEAS •
LUCKNOW FLEAS
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HOUSE LEAGUE FINAL
. WINNER OF SERIESA'
vs
• WINNER OF SERIES
MAPLE BANTAMS
vs
LUCKNOW BANTAMS/
Saturday, February 25'
8:30 P.M. — "OLDTIMERS•GAME
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