Clinton News-Record, 1978-01-05, Page 8PAGE 8--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. 1978
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Last week the Kincardine
News reported that Kin-
cardine Township had offered
the town council $20,000 to
pay for recreation in Kin -
ca aline.
The amount of money was
to be divided equally to help
pay for the community centre
and for recreation. The
township's stipulation was
that they wouldn't be charged
with an additional surcharge.
However, this week the
News reported that the town
council has turned down the
township's $20,000 offer. The
council has given the town-
ship until January 5 to come
back with a satisfactory
proposal to the town.
The town had originally
asked the township for $16,115
to help pay for the recreation
costs alone.
The Wingham Advance -
Times reported that a 73 -
year -old Brussels woman was
killed instantly last Thursday
when she was struck by a car
while walking to her home in,
Brussels from her son's
place.
Mrs. Roy Cousins was
walking along Turnberry
Street and stepped onto the
road because the sidewalk
was not plowed when she was
hit from behind by' a car
driven by Trevor Moon, 31,
Londesboro. He had been
charged with impaired
driving as a result of the
accident.
Later it was discovered by:
the Wingham OPP that Moon
had been involved in an ac-
cident only minutes,before
when he struck soe posts.
and knocked out the right
headlight on his car.
The Listowel Banner
reported that negotiations are
taking place between the
Police Commission and the
Listowel Police Association.
Chairman David Kilberg of
the commission noted that the
private telephones of all
Listowel's police officers
have been paid for by the
force since before 1950.
However, Chairman Kilberg'
noted that he could find no
authorization for this move in
any of the police commission
meetings.
He said that he had checked
over the minutes of the past
17 years, but could not find
where the motion of telephone
payment was approved. The
bill for the officers' phones
this year came to $466.53.
Police Chief William Sachs
noted that the paying for '
phones were in effect when he
joined the force in 1950. He
said that because the police
force was small they had the
ability to call in off-duty men
at a time of emergency. -He
noted that if the off-duty men
were to be called in then their
telephones should be paid for.
It was decided that the.
phone bill be` paid for this
year but Chief Sachs was
instructed not to;pay it in the
future. The item, could
become a part of the contract
negotiations and this was
agreed upon by the com-
mission.
Perth County Council has
been asked to allow a budget
of $1,600 to promote travel
and tourism in the area.
The St. Marys Journal
Argus reported that a
representative from the
Southwestern Ontario Travel
Association and one from the
ministry of industry and
tourism attended the council
meeting to explain their
latest advertising campaign.
It was explained to the
council that a new tourist
guide is being produced, with
the cost.. and distribution
being set at $80,050 and about
$30,000 of that will come from
the advertising revenue in the
guide.
Some 100,000 copies will be
printed to advertise tourist
points throughout the area:
Perth County and Stratford
have been asked to share the
$3,500 cost for that area and if
the town of St. Maz'ys offered
$300 the shares of - Stratford
and Perth would be' greatly
redutced.
The Lucknow Sentinel
reported that Nelson Hill is
""Ille"New Lucknow District Co-
operative manager. He
replaces Lloyd Crawford,
who has now become UCO's.
Elmwood Area manager.
Hill has been involved with
the Co-op for the past 20 years
which includes being branch
supervisor at the U`1J0
Shelburne branch for the past
four years, He has also
managed UCO branches in
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