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e�► _ Wawanosh cQunci MeetS
West ' Wawanosh•. • Town- 1Council authorize the sale: to
ship • Council . met for its the. Ontario. Municipal Im-
regular monthly meeting on provement Corporation of
Wednesday afternoon, Jana- debentures for $15,000 for a
ary 3, 1979, in the. office of term of ten years to cover the
the Public Works Building. purchase by the Township of
AlLmemhers w_ere4;nattend..-..•a---one='`ter-interest in a
ance, with Reeve Foran new fire truck, and its share
• presiding. . • of the cost of acquiring a
The minutes of the Decem- one-quarter• interest" in all
ber meeting were read and fire -fighting equipment pres-
•adoptedon-motion of Conn- ently owned by the Corpora-
cillors Hickey and Cranston. tion of the Village of Luck -
A letter from the,, Huron now..' '
County Chief Librarian, deal- By -Law #2, 1979, was
ing with _ the Dungannon given third reading ; and
Branch of the Public Library, finally passed oni►motion of
was read•to Council. Council-
lor Durnin agreed to investi-
gate the -possibilities for the
relocation of the Dungannon
Branch, and the Clerk was"
directed to reply to the Chief
Librarian to this effect..
•A letter from Ron. Fleming,
Huron County Agricultural
Engineer,' was read. The
Clerk was directed, to write
Mr, Fleming and ;invite him-
self and Mr. Bradshaw to the
February Council meeting,
or whenever they could at-
tend. -
Motion by Councillors Ait- •
chison and Cranston "That
West Wawanosh • Township
donate $2501.00 to,- Auburn
Centennial Committee for,
. assistance. with- ;a 'working"
;fund' before the celebrations,
and toconsider a further.
advance. if the Committee.
finds it necessary:''
A resolution from the
Town of Oakville; .concerning
the exploitation, of women,
and the distribution Of prone=.
graphic material, was, eridor-'
sed by Council en a motion o€.
! Councillors• Hickey and Aft-
chison:
I: .Motion by . Councillors
Hickey` • and ..Durnin "That
West , Wawanosh Towtrship
..0,!, ,
:are
Councillors Hickey .and Ait-
chison. This by-law appoitfts
the various .municipal `offici-
als and sets out their•respec-
tive salaries' or fees. A 10%
raise was given to all employ-
ees negotiating salaries, in-
cluding the Council mem-
bers' honoraria.
By=law #2, 1979, was given
third reading and finally
passed on motion of 'Coun-
cillors Hickey and Cranston:
This 'by-law authorizes the
borrowing of sufficient funds
during 1979 to cover expend-
itures necessary before taxes
are collected.
, Motion by Councillors Ait-
chison and Durnin `.'That the
salary of: Road Superintend-
ent, -:George . Humphrey, be
raised by 100 'tp $6.10 per
hour.'
.The Clerk was directed to
`•advertise in:'Ideal ,-papers to.
the effect that the. Township
:Waste Disposal site is now
open on Saturdays .only. until
. April; and that the Township
nor :its: snowplowingopera.,
ors is responsible for damage
to vehicles left parked .on
roadsides during' the winter
Council set down the Holi1
days for which road employ-
ees will be paid. There are:
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New Year's Day;;. Good Fri- Councillors Cranston and
day; Victoria Day; Dominion Aitchison, era
Day;" 'Civic Holiday; Labour IQ The general, accounts were
Day; Thanksgiving Day;. passed for payment on mo.
Christmas • Day and Boxing tion of Councillors Durnin
Day. , + and,. Hickey-.-- -- - °
The road accounts- were • Council adjourned to Feb -
ordered paid. on motion of ruary 6,+i979, at 1.00 p.m.
souse League
Kevin Lindsay scored five 'League Hockey action at the
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goals to lead the way for the gena this • -week. Gerald
Martin with two and Dean
.Lindsay with one goal were
the other Canadiens to score.
Red Wing goals ' were. scored
by Mark Haldenby -and John.
Husk.
Canadiens8 - 2 victory over
the Red Wings in House '
Atom
h�.key
. BY .GEORGE GIBSON
Just, one game to report
this week .--t- a Saturday
game in Wingham. , .
The team started slow;
perhaps the.. result of three,
shut -out victories ;in a row.
Although they wontwo per-
iods of hockey, ` Wingham
won the game 3 - 2.
In the ::first, .Dean Dickson •
scored at 5:45 assisted by
Chris Irwin. •• ' 1•"
The Bruins defeated the
Rangers .6 3. Ray :Martin
had a hat trick and :Steve'
Frayne, Chris . Naylor and
Jim Hawthorne assisted in
the victory with one each.
Jim Van Osch,' Brent Van
Osch and Brian Smith tallied
for the Rangers.
The Black . Hawks edged
past the Maple Leafs 3 - Pon
two goals by Robert Steffer.
and one ..by . John Hopf.
Wayne . Phillips scored the .
lone gal for the Leafs.
The second period belong- .
- ed to Wingham as. O'Dono Lucknow
hue scored two, unassisted
goals 20 seconds: apart and`ena
„Jeff Walden added,, a third.
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The ":Ontario March of
Dames are holding all -
"awareness 'day"
prograin at the Suncoast `.
•Mall. ,in . Goderich on
Saturday, January II,
The program will feature
a wheelchair slalom:
demonstration as well as
offer the public an op-
, portnnity to try to
mano'euver . a, wheelchair
through . the obstacle
course.
An invitation is • ex- -
tended to you to come out ,
and try your hand: at
wh'eeling -yourself
: through the' course. This-
is• 'an excellent op-
portunity for you to
become bet•te:r.
acquainted with some of
the problems and issues
'affecting #the physically
disabled citizens of .your
area:
There will also be a
paint by • rnouth.
demonstration by the
March of Dimes' Com-
munity. Development
Worker, Larry Parker.
An information booth will
provide information - to
the public about various
groups and activities
relating \ to physically
disabled adults.
The • purpose‘ of the
'awareness' day"
program is not ortl-y to
bring public attention to
the problems and issues
facing ,.,physically .
Wuf
ss
imes
disabled adults but to also
demonstrate" that many
physically. ::.disabled.
adults, have , the ability
and desire to function as.
contributing members of
society:
ended
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the . schools, and sone stat-
ed returning students before
they 'completed their routes.
The storm was to continue
on' into the weekend, but'
subsided Friday ;night, and
On Saturday the sun shone
brightly and the weather was
clear. Roads were good and
travelling got back to normal.
goal to:give `the home team a
3 - 1 lead at the .break
The team decided to tight-
en up the defense in the third
and played a good period• of
`hockey. At 9.14, ' the boys
made it 3.2 ona goal by Rick
Beckard, .assisted by Dean
• . Dickson, . but that was the
"scoring for the game,, as. both
,goalies made good stops': for,
,.the rest of .the game:- • .
Dean Dickson,., who has
been on a bit of a scoring
streak of late, played .a.good
two'way game for the.Purple.
and Yellow.
LIFY WITH YOUR LEGS,
NOT • WITH YOUR BACK
arm safety assoiclati'on
vestigate
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The storm which swept
through this area • last week
caused poor visibility on area
reads • and Kincardine • De-
tachment of the • Ontario
Provincial Police Jnyestigat-
ed some 20' accidents . on
Highway 21, north of Kin-
cardine to North Bruce and
on con ssions 2 and.4. of
Bruce Thwnship, on January
4, 1979. . Three 'oft. these
accidents. involved injuries.
A two car:collision . on.
Highway 21 Kincardine
Township, involving a car.
driven by Joseph Ffudder'of
.,Ripley and. a' car driven by
Claude Morin of Tiverton
resulted in approximately
$800 damage to.the vehicles.
Both drivers received mini-
mal injuries.
A three car' accident on
Highway.: 21, Kincardine
Township - resulted in the
injury of a London man.
Donald Knox was injured
when his car was involved in
an accident .with a van driven
by Wayne Webber of Tor-
onto and a car driven' by
Umberto Damele of Toronto;
Constable Andy.Burgess
investigated a two car accid-
ent involving a_ car driven by .
Kevin Ackert of R. 4 Ripley
and 'a car driven by Frank
Thomson of R. 3 • Tiverton,
Mr. Thomson received minor
injtiries and there was about
$350 damage ,to each of the
, cars. , '
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accidents at
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Schedule
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10
1:30,. 3:30 p.m: Moms and
Tots Free Skating
3:45 - 4:45 Brookside Boys
THURSDAY, JAN. 11 •
7:30 p.m. BantarnHockey
Tiverton vs Lucknow
Industrial Hockey
9:00 Holyrood vs Kinta 1,
10:15 Lucknow vs
Flying Dutchmen
FRIDAY, 3AN.'12 . .
House League Practice
4:45 Leafs and Canadiens
5:45 Rangers and Red Wings
7 p.m. Pee Wee Hockey' '
Ripley vs Lucknow
• :SATURDAY, JAN. 13
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House League Hockey
8 a.m. Red Wings vs Bruins':.
9:00,Canadiens vs Leafs
10:00; Hawks vs' Rangers
2 - 4 p.m."Public Skating
High School and Adults 50c
• Public S. & Pre S. 35c
7 p.m. Flea Hockey . 0
8:15 C.R.C. League Game
Listowel vs Lucknow •
SUNDAY, AN. 14 . •
11:3.0.3:15 Public Skating
3:45 Juvenile Hockey
Port Elgin vs Lucknow
5:30 Older Timers Hockey
MONDAY, JAN. 1S
7:30 p.m. Atom Game
Ripley vs Lucknow
• 8:45Midget Exhibition
Goderich "'B" vs Lucknow
TUESDAY, JAN..16
8:15 to 11:15 Broomball
• League
All six teams in action
WEDNESDAY, JAN.17
1:30.3:30 p.m. Moms and
Tots Free' Skating
3:45 Brookside Boys
4:45 Atom Practice
5:45 Pee Wee Game
Blyth vs Lucknow
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Hockey Correspondents
Hockey •correspondents
must submit their reports
written in sentence. structure,; , double
spaced, with the name of the writer,
included or they vfill' not be published_
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rogrot'any tnconvnionco this may hall causid to
our customers.
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