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0y Wilma Ok.
Tuckersmith township
council honoured two
township teenagers Tuesday
night fOr their outstanding
achievements in. sports.
A plaque Was presented to
Rick EloSs, 17, of RR 1
Brucefield, marking his
achievement. in canoeing
races in Qntario. He won
gold medal in the summer
games held in Peterborough
this year.
Lloyd Eisler jr., 17, of
Egmondville, received his
plaque for his achievement
in figure skating.Lloyd had.
competed in many com-
petitions alone and with a
partner. He and his partner,
Lori Baler of Mitchell, plac-
ed third in pairs in the Junior.
World Championship and he
has won the novice men's
championship as a single.
Presently he is training for
the world championship
competition to be held in
London early in 1961.
Council endorsed a new
policy for the Vanastra
recreation centre as propos-
ed by recreation director,
Diane Durnin. The policy
was drawn up following
complaints from parents
who had children "kicked
out" because of mis-
behaviour at the centre.
The new policy, calls for a
report to parents whenever
their offsprings are expelled
for more than one day from
the centre and not permitted
to come back to the property
for a stated period.
Clerk Jack McLachlan
said it is hoped this will
clear up some problems.
Robert Fotheringham was
hired to use his snowblower
to clear the Line at a cost of
$14.00 per hour, up from $20
last year.
Council accepted the
resignation of Rick Fortune
As special needs, activity of-
ficer at the Vanas Ira recrea-
tion centre effective
November 28 as he has
accepted another position.
Council will advertise for a
replacement.
A request from. Clarence
Denomme of the Clinton
Klompenfest committee for
a grant of $500 was filed for
the new council to deal with
when the 1981 grants are
decided, The Klompenfest
will be held at tulip time
May 21 - 23.
A letter from Hon.
Thomas Wells of in-
tergovernmental affairs an-
nounced that 1981 has been
declared International. Year
of the Disabled, Among
many things he stated that
the biggest problem facing
.GRADUATE — John A.
Wurm received his Architec-
tural • Technology diploma
from Franshawe College of
Applied Arts and
Technology, London. ‘He has
accepted a position in the
Engineering Department of
CPI-Vampco, Strathroy, Ont.
John is the son of Harold and
Verna Wurm, Exeter.
the disabled fs the attitude of
people.
Council agreed it had no
objections to the severances
of town houses in the James
Queen subdivision, provided
it proceeds under the
development agreement.
Robert Fotheringham,
chairman of the Vanastra
day care committee, gave
lengthy report on it, and the
possibility of handicapped
children being accepted for
morning classes,
Numerous complaints
have been made about a dog
running loose at Brucefield,
terrorizing the village,
stated Reeve Ervin Sillery.‘
He said it is being harboured
in Stanley Township but runs
into Tuckersmith Township,
Clerk, Jack McLachlan
said as it is a joint problem
he has been discussing it
with Clerk Mel Graham of
Stanley.
"It's a vicious dog," said
Reeve Sillery, describing the
Doberman Pinscher which
has been causing trouble
since last spring.
The tender from Dunbar
Insulation of RR 2,
Wingham, was accepted at a
cost of $878 for the installa-
tion of insulation at the
township office at Vanastra,
It was the lowest of two
tenders.
It was announced that
anti-rabies clinics will be
held in Huron in December.
Tuckersmith residents may
take their animals to: Clin-
ton, Friday, December 5
from 2 p.m. - 8 p,m. at the
town hall. Seaforth, Wednes-
day, Deceinber 10 from 2
p.m. - 8 p.m. at Seaforth
Community Centre, up-
stairs. Hensall, • Monday,
December 15 from 3 p.m. - 8
p,m. at Hensall Community
centre. Exeter, Tuesday,
December 16 from 2 p.m. - 8
p.m. at South Huron Com-
munity centre.
The clinics are to be held
by the Huron County Health
unit in co-operation with the
Health of Animals Branch of
the Canadian Department of
Agriculture.
Reeve Sillery, deputy-
reeve Rob$rt Bell and clerk
John Mclachlan were named
to arrange for the Christmas
party to be held by council
for all members of council
and their spouses, all
township employees and
spouses, and any members
appointed to council com-
mittees, and their spouses.
NEW POSITION — Bill
Etherington, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Etherington, R.R.
1, Hensall, Ontario has been
appointed a Vice President
with IBM Canada Limited. He
will be located in Vancouver,
and have responsibility for'
IBM's Data Processing
Marketing activities in
Western Canada. After leav-
ing South Huron District High
School, Bill graduated from
the University of Western On-
tario with a Bachelor of
Engineering Science. Since
joining IBM in 1964, he has
held a number of marketing
and management positions in
London, Toronto, Winnipeg,
Edmonton, New York, and,
most recently, Vancouver.
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Huron County Christmas Bureau
(Co-ordinated by Family and Children's
Services of Huron County)
requests your support for
Christmas 1980
Donations of toys, games, gifts, new and
good used clothing can be left at your local
depot.
Location: Exeter United Church
Date: December 8 to 12
Please direct financial contributions to
Family and Children's Services of Huron
County, 46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich,
Ontario.
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