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tion, , the fit
Ilead4nds, tbe toiseiri
will' benear M
Forest, ;Arthur and 'Taboo
what the fed 'ptrait
cable to Harliston and `f towws.i-
''eople Wine along the trunk
lines and GowanstOwn Will be
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Murray Simpson, who Jo In his'
second year j'1t Fanshawe
College, ' spent the Weekend' With
his parents, Mr, OA! MM,.` Rut
Simpson.
Miss Roth net(d
of W. and Mrs. Roy
left for Lindsay , ,...:,
attend !landlord Mooing
,
Cie, l will be alarm
forestry.
--Visitors at the home of ;
and Mrs. William Renwick, to
celebrate their 36th; . wedding
anniversary, were their
daughter, Mrs. Bruce Mi; !on,
Mr...
, Allegilie and Greg
of Durham; .Miss Judyr} Ilenwlek
of Waterloo:. Nell Renwick of .
Winilhomi sister'. of Mr. Ren;
wick, Mss Jean Renwick and
Miss Kae Renwick of London and
. to
Miss Helen Re
.1AWnlCk, of ,�oiroa
brothers of • .Mrs, Renwick, Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Murdock of
Durham,A Mr, . and ,Mrs. ;1. D. p
Murdock of amilton and Mr.
and Boa. Percy Murdock of
Cambridge {Galt).
SHAM LIONS•ontry in tbi ► n�11N
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...... it two in .a row.'.They didn't win:: mind you.This i$ a� ye �r t eytlave tailed to make
it to the finish.line. Pilot Bill Keil, seen here towing his bathtub' the ill,, mimed in
ter' teed spectators, that the wheels had fall�' off.
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Town' consi
(Continued m e:1)
Tudkersmitb municlpaifropagcouncil
asked the for pion ' to.
sell.lottery town tickets 'in, Wingham..
The lottery is beingheld to pay
for a roof to be installed at the •
Vanastra pool complex. Tucker.
smith informed council that 1,400
ticketsagreed cos
to ting ' each were to
be sold, for the lottery. Council
taw
their Vie.
The town fathers backed a
resolution from Whitby council
which asked the Ministry of:Con•
sumer and Corporate ,Affairs to
review regulations in the Liquor •
Licencing Act which pertain to
the granting of special occasion
permits, ,At first council did not
seethe resolution affected
W' to any degree but
Councillor Gillespie explained
that at the present the regula-
tions, which aren't specific, are
being applied . unevenly across
the 'province into
troubles whichand arosehe during
poted the
Luckiaow Centennial. In effect,
becauseliquor was:being served
at, t,
' told thieyco li d not atiz erose r'P
centennial in any way. After
hearing the councillor's explana-
tion the town decided to back the
resolution.
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Police
During the regular committee
reports Police Chairman Bill,
Harris informed the meeting that
a representative of the Ministry •
of Transportation and Com-
munications had inspected the
police radio equipment 'and
decided that the unit's range was
being limited by the position of
the antenna. The Ministry in-
spector suggested that the police
install a 100 ft. tower to extend
the radio range. However, .the
chairman suggested thatthe
police apply to the PUC for space
on top of the standpipe along with
the PUC and hospital antennae.
Councillor .Harris saidexisting
transmitter equipment could be
used but a new remote control
phone would have to be installed.
The cost of the new remote con-
trol unit would be about 8350.
Councillor Willis expressed
concern that such an expenditure
could be premature until the
study on policing in the county
was completed because they may
decide on a different radio net-
work system. The police chair-
man explained that the remote
control unit could be used with
any type of commuinications
system. Council then agreed that
the recommendation be ac-
cepted.
Mayor Miller informed council
during the Industrial Committee
report that it had been a month
and a half since he had heard
anything from the Ontario Hous-
ing Corporation concerni ng the
building of a Home Ownership
Made Easy subdivision in Wing -
ham. However, he said he had
been told that OHC will be releas-
ing some sort of list of muni-
cipalities which will be getting
such developments. The mayor
said he had toured local indus-
tries in the area and their pro-
posed expansions could bene-
ficially affect the OHC declaim.
High Bill
Councillor Hayes presented the.
Recreation Committee report for'
Deputy Reeve Harold Wild who
was absent. The councillor noted
that the bill for pool repairs had
been $1,600 higher than had been
submitted on the tender agree-
ment. However, he went on to say
that contractor Brian Rintotii's
portion of the bill had not
changed but that sandblasting
work had been hampered by wet
conditions this spring. He added
that the original sandblasting
contractor had "flown into the
wild blue yonder" and Mr. Rin-
toul had to hireanotier company
to do. the ''work. Another added
expeinse was the Installation of a
ground fault .detector • which
monitors the pool's electrical
system and immediately cuts all
hydro in the system if a short cit.
cuit•develops,. The gadget cost the
Recreation Committee $250.
Day Care. Committee Chair-'
' man . jack Gillespie announced
that applications - had been. sent
Out for grants to cover : the
renovation of the second fleet* of
the Day Care Centre to add a
nursery. He also toid'cotmcil that
the Day Care Centre is running at.
capacity with 26 fulltime Children
and three . more on the waiting.
list. He added, 'that there is:' al-
ready, a waiting list of 25 children
fine the Proposed , nursery school
fat it ties:
New metre
The chairman unveiled some
preliminary drawingt of•the pro-
poised Wingham Association for
the Mentally, , Retarded'a
Dei•elopmenta1 ntrew,< � is to
be built near the swimming
The plan includes a Wilding of
approximately 3,000 square -feet
which will house play areas, a
'and
pyoo area.,�+offiic ;'dies
and ��
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els r noted' that because:1
'WAMR "charter only allows. *
day teams at ne'w
there are hopes to use .the fad:
,ties lncof Met im with peograma.:
for the handicapped and children `.
who may' have ,,emote
'during the Maining
day"p iacls, Although it. still Tau
'Gillespie
hopes: that
integrated program of cid cam
could be established.
fn a► final .ice ot" ;businis.
c .(1001004, to: accept, a
from iBe and . G urin o�elc,
'brokers,:of 96.+5 pert' 01
face' vaue 01 the town's:debe -
tures on,tbe 'oa+pir .
—Sundaygue stsat the *woe' or
Mr. and Dielnnanir
`
.were James, Dreher,,. Sr. of
toe Angeles; C-olifornia;
Mrs James Vii. Dreltmann, Jay
and....11 l' podeiith4t. Mrs,
Hth .Al! ,,. Iti►1nghsini li0_1
and. Mrs. ,Tames Sewers
Harvey of Walkerton; .Mir. and
Mrs. Roland Fritts of Waterloo.
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power steering and radio
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'78 DART 4 -Door Sedan,. 6
- cylinder, automate,
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'70 HORNET '4 -Door, 6
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'69 CHEV. 4 -Door, 6 cylin-
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'68 DODGE 2 -Door Hardtop
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