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Accidents
take drop
The area accident statistics
showed a sharp decline this week
with only three being in-
vestigated by the Exeter OPP.
On Friday at 8:40 a.m„ cars
driven by Brian Sanders, Exeter,
and Suzanne Brooks, London,
collided on Highway 4 at the
junction of the Kirkton road.
Total damage was listed at $1,000
by Constable Bill Lewis.
An Exeter driver, Larry
Whiting, sustained minor cuts
when the car he was driving
crashed into a hydro pole on
Sunday at 10:45 a,m,
He had been proceeding east on
sideroad 15-16 in Usborne
Township when his 1972 model
car slid across the road and into
the pole,
Damage was set at $1,700 by
Constable Al Quinn.
The other accident was a hit
and run. A parked car owned by
George Dakin, Woodstock, was
• struck on the parking lot at the
men's residence at Centralia
College.
Damage was estimated at $150
by Constable Bill Lewis.
During the week, the local
detachment officers charged
seven persons under the High-
way Traffic Act and issued
warnings to another 15.
There were two charges under
the Criminal Code.
In his weekly press release,
OPP Cpl, Ray Brooks reports
area property owners are again
being plagued by trespassers who
unlawfully drive snowmobiles on
private property without per-
mission or consent of the owner.
"Operators of snow vehicles
who continue this unlawful habit
will find themselves in court for
offences of the Petty Trespass
• Act," Cpl, Brooks warned.
List money
• for winter
Municipalities throughout the
area were named as recipients
for provincial grants to stimulate
winter jobs. The announcement
was made by Treasurer Charles
MacNaughton, Monday.
• MI projects, in the words of the
Huron MPP, must require a
"high labor content".
Allotments from the program
are based on welfare case loads.
While area communities have
been eligible for similar grants in
previous years, few came up with
projects because they required
that 'unemployed persons be
utilized in the work. Several area
communities just didn't have any
unemployed persons for these
projects.
Some indicate they may face
the same situation this year if the
government decrees that only
unemployed persons can be used.
Exeter, $2,744; Hensall, $2,000;
Zurich, $2,000; Grand Bend,
$2,000; Lucan, $2,000; Hay,
$2,000; Stephen, $3,117;
Tuckersmith, $2,325; Usborne,
$2,000; Biddulph, $2,000;
McGillivray, $2,925; Bosanquet,
$2,700,
Huron County received an
additional $14,400; Middlesex,
$13,350.
Tie for first
in Ausable
The tie for first place in the
Ausable Valley Rec hockey
league continues as the two
leaders gained wins in Sunday's
usual double header at the Exeter
arena.
Ailsa Craig downed Brinsley by
a,score of 9-5 while Lieury edged
the Shipka Bulldogs 7-6. Each
club at the top now has eight
points. The Shipka club has three
points and Brinsley trails in the
basement with a single point.
Gwen Griffiths scored four
times to pace the Ailsa Craig
scoring attack. Next in line with a
pair of successful shots each
were Charlie Eedy and Dave
Collins while Bob Donaldson
notched a single score.
The trinsley goals all came in
single fashion from the sticks of
Greg Revington, Pete Gebel,
Jack Glavin, George Tryon and
Bob Hodgins.
Ernie Schlegel was the only
double scorer for Lieury in the
win over Shipka. Adding goals in
single style were Sonny Slater,
John Duerksen, Marty Steeper,
Lewis Slater and Murray Dixon.
• Best for Shipka with two goals
apiece were Reid Burley and
Wayne Desjardinc while single
goals Were shot by Bob Chap-
delaine and Brian Hodgins.
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