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No solution is in sight to the
recreation funding problem
between the Kincardine Town
Council and the Kincardine
Township council) The
Kincardine News reported.
The town council turned
down the township's original
offer of $20,000 to help pay for
recreation and the com-
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.munity centre. Instead, the
town council is asking for 30
per cent of the cost of running
the recreation programs.
The township council noted
that they would stick by their
$20,000 offer and would meet
with the Kincardine Council
on it before their 1977
agreement runs out at the end
of the month.
The Lucknow Sentinel
reported that construction
will begin this month on the
Lucknow and District
'Community Centre with the
completion date set for May
1978.
The fund raising committee
noted in .the paper that 18
requests for bookings have
already been received.
The Goderich Signal Star
reported that the town's fire
chief, Ralph Kingswell has
resigned from the volunteer
fire department, effective
February 1, 1978.
Deputy Fire Chief Bill
Beacom will be asked by the
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town council to fill in for the
chief until a new fire chief is
appointed by council. It was
noted, to council by the fire
committee that now would be
the time to consider the fire
report which suggested that
Goderich should have a
fulitime fire chief.
However, Mayor Deb
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Shewfelt said that there
really wasn't enough money
to implement all of the
suggestions • that were in-
cluded in the report from the
fire marshal's office.
The Listowel Banner
reported that -Wallace
Township Council decided
that if the annual increase in
costs is greater than the five
per cent for the next five
years on education, the
township will refuse to collect
the education assessment.
The council and the
township are concerned with
the extreme costs of
education by the Province'of
Ontario and the Perth County
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Board of Education.
The Wallace Township
council plans to send its
resolution to other
municipalities for en-
dorsement.
The Exeter Times
Advocate reported that
residents of Oakwood have no
desire to change the boun-
daries between themselves
and Grand Bend and become
involved in the village of
Grand Bend.
The Grand Bend council is
100 per cent in favor of an-
nexation and sent out letters
to the residents of Oakwood
and homes along Highway 21, ,
north, explaining the benefits
of a large Grand Bend.
The Mitchell Advocate
reported that the town has a
new award. This year the
special honor was presented
to Miss Verna Colquhoun in
honor of her 50 years of
devoted service as librarian
at the Mitchell Public
Library. Town councillor
Clarke Moses presented the
plaque to Miss Colquhoun.
The Huron Expositor
reported that, Mitchell
firemen were called to fire in
Dublin last Wednesday
morning when the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Small was
completely destroyed. No one
was home at the time, but a
dog died in the blaze. The
cause of the fire has not yet
been determined, nor the
estimates of the damage.
The storm showed its toll
with the thin newspapers of
this week and the Wingham
Advance -Times explained
how they did get their news to
the stands.
The advertising and news
must be taken to Listowel fo
typesetting and pasteu
however, the impassa le
roads from Wingham o
Listowel made this physically
impossible. -Instead, the
paper's copy had to be
relayed to Listowel made this
physically impossible.
Instead, the paper's copy
had to be relayed to Listowel
by telephone.
After five hours of long
distance telephone calls to
transmit the information into
a recording machine in
Listowel, the task was
completed and the Advance
Times went to press.
The Blyth Standard
featured an unusual picture
and story in their paper this
week. Harvey Sillib of Blyth
was shown with a bridlemade
entirely of horsehair which
was recently willed to him by
a distant cousin.
The bridle is at least 75
years old and was made by a
prisoner in a penitentiary out
west. Mr. Sillib's uncle
bought if from a hotel keeper
and then it was owned by Mr.
Sillib's cousin.
Visitors from abroad.
arrived in Zurich last week
the Zurich Citizens News
reported.
Members of a Copenhagen,
Denmark bantam hockey
team stopped on their way to
the Bruce Nuclear Plant
where they would tour the
plant and later playa game in
Chesley.
Along with that the team
participated in other games
and was presented with a key
to Zurich by the town council.
Man wins 8100
in hockey draw
Don MacDonald of High
Street in Clinton was picked
as the first winner in this
year's Junior Mustang
Hockey Club and Minor
Hockey Association 350
Booster club draw.
MacDonald won $100 in the
first of 15 draws to be held in
the next 12 months. Prizes
-this year total $3,000. The first
draw was made last Sunday
night at the. Intermediate
hockey game.
Proceeds from the draw
tickets, which sell at $26 each,
or 50 cents a week, will be
t'-stlit between the Juniors and
, the Minor . --Hockey
'Association.