HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-08, Page 3PoII-By-PoII Results Of Godericl) Municipal Elections
Ilk .MAYOR
Dr, "Prat.k Mills
Frank Walk•m
REEVE
Herbert Such
ReginaldIt.. Jewell
DEPUTY REEVE
Harry E. Worsen
Joseph Moody
COUNCIL
Walter Sheardown
Bruce Erskine
William Schaefer
B. R. ,Robinson
Robert C. Hays
Bruce Howlett'
James Johnston
Harvey Johnston
Fred Fester
2
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
68- 120 122 83 89 43 131
80 95 69 24 42 '24 68
74 87 98 47
68 129 92 55
118 186
26 29
100 153
85 128
'92 122
79 142
:78 102
50 63,
46 72
31 85
38 74
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
91 ' 143 139 57 82 45 140
92 147 136 67 73 44 111
93 128 132 52 75 45 118
92 149 124 68 7 2 41 128
Eric Johnstone 47 . 63' 76 45 52 28 80 34 90 74 49 103 92
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W. J. Mils
George Fi'lsinger
Bruce Ryan ,
Gerald Whaley
58 .37 99
72 30 102
14 Total
71 131 100 83 137 140 105 1417
42 64 104. 65 80 71 84 I 913
Qo .0
49 112 108 71 ,103 115 104 1163
56 78 94 73 113 94 79 °1137
157 95 . 108 63 .179 88 168 175 118 175 191 155 1985
33 7 21 4 21 13 25 28 24 38 17 32 316
139 73
174 58
127 54
116 72
98 56
57 .29
78 29
74 48
60 35.
81
70
68
88
,>56
39
36
42
28
50
35
42
32
41
18
24
21
22
129 79
111 69
-123. 67
134 65
98 52
68 35
67 33
51 28
78 30
119 142 108 170
118 137 95 141
143 134 89 137
97 ` 103 80 138
116 118 85 109
73 66 51 87
53 69 52 80 67
45 60 40 78 64
57 61 50 72 68
151 117 1611
133 114 1468
148 122 1468
136 113 1395
121. 89" 1.219
81 54 771
64 770
67 734
55 728
74•r 135 155 112 145 155
55 129 132 105 143 130.
66 .122 127 96 . 156 136
71 113 109 86' 131 126
POLICE ACTIVITIES
Statistics from Goderich de-
tachment of the Ontario Provin-
cial Police Nov. 27 to Dec 3:
Total duty hours, 520; Miles
of highway patrolled, 4,231; Crim-•
inal Investigations -thefts, two;,
breaking and entering, two;
others, 12; Traffio-property dam-
age, seven; personal injury; two
charges 10,warnings, seven; Gen.
eral Duties, request assistance,
two; convictions, two.
Bridge •Scores
There were five tables in play
at the Goderich,Duplicate Bridge
Club on Tuesday night. Winners
and their scores were as follows:
Mrs. Jack Cook and Mrs. J.
Chisholm, "73 1/2; Dr. and Mrs.
G.L,.M. Smith, 67 1/2; Ron Mc-
Donald and Al Selinger, 61; Mrs.
Ivan Papernick and Mrs., Bob
Sproule,. 56 �./2.
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KRAFT DELUXE -- 8 -OZ. PKG.
ICES.. 37c
CHE�E S1.
HEJNZ — 11 -OZ. BOTTLES
2FOR49c
CATSUP
LIBBYS DEEP — 19.OZ.
Beans2F49c
Browned
SUPREME HOMO'GENIZE'D -- 16 -OZ.
BUTTER 37c
PEANUT
SUPREME ASST.
COOKIES 3 FOR 99c
BISSETS ALL FLAVORS - HALF GAL.
ICE CREAM
• MEAT
BURNS VAC PACK SWEET
1 GAL
•
79c
SEWER KILLED
A petition, signed by 24 south-
east side residents, has killed
plans for a storm sewer in that
area, town council has been ad.
vised by its solicitor. •
PICKLE ROLLS 1e 59c
A
134
118
124
134
44
-353
1607
1482
1470
1444
877
—4093
MIXED FARM CURLING
. Fisher, 8 Durst, 8 W; Van.
stone, 11- Hallam, 3; Eedy, 6--
Sowerby, 9; Rivett, 4 - Jewell,
8; Hawkins, 6 - Baer, 8.
FRESH PORK
ROASTS LB. 55c
BUTT
FRESH PORK
Roasts LB.45c
Shoulder
FARMER STYLE
SAUSAGE 2 LBS. 89c
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EN FRIDAYS TIL 9 P.M.
OP
BINGO at LEGION HALL
Saturday, December 10th
at 8:30 p.m.
15 GAMES — $1.00
The prize for each regular game will be $1200
1 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined
•
JACKPOT OF $80.00' ALV56 CANADI1ANSLEGION
Sponsored by Branch 109,
No One Under 16 Permitted To Play
ANNUAL MEETING
And
ELECTION OF DELEGATES
To The
ONT.. LIBERAL LEADERSHIP CONVENTION'
ELM. HAVEN MOTEL — CLINTON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER'15th
Dinner, At 7:00 p.m.. Meeting At 8:00 p.m.
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pARKOLHE6AERT,RcE.,
FIRST RUN FILMS IN' AIR CONDITIONED
COMFORT Entertainment Is Our Business
'THURS., FRI., SAT. — Dec. 8-9-10
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SHOWS at ,7:30 and'9:30 P.M.
SATURDAY MATINEE at 2:15 ppm. --Admission 25c
MON., TUES., WED.
IRNA TURNER
INN GAVIN
SANDRA BEE
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SUSAN KORNER
ROBERT AID
_JUANITA MOORE
MANAIIA JACKSON
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Adult Entertainment
SHOWS at 7:30 and 9:3p P.M.
Coming Next: — "MAYA"
At town hall .on election night a, group of
interesting spectators and candidates gather-
ed to hear the results as they were reported
from the polling stations, Some arrived soon
after the polls closed at 7 p.m, . and stayed.
until the last ballot was counted at 11 p.m.
.
Public School Activities
"Books Are A Treasure'
An, essay by Catherine Russell
about books;
To look idly at a book means
nothing to the casual observer.
They see merely a multitude
of printed pages, protectedby two
covers. Only when a book is read
can the true value of the volume
become known.
A book is a fountain of wisdom,
wisdom chat has been rediscover-
ed for centuries andwill continue
to be, and a wealth of knowledge
that must be preserved.
To destroy a book is to kill
part of that wisdom and know-
ledge, to prevent, another from
reading and gaining from it. 11 - Hallam 6; Crawford
—Books arm. �e �'e�•'est records
Kerr, r
Without them, our literary
society would be completely des.
troyed.
Books are a treasure that must
be read, retained, wind benefit -
'e must learn what books
FARMER'S CURLING
Eedy, 6 - Sillib, 5; Betty Moore,
8 -Hawkins, 10; Bernice Moore,
-4 -1 Durst, 5; MacPhee, 5 - Lobb,
10. Hawkins leading 3 wins plus 13.
Farm Men
H. Fisher, 8 Forbes, 5;
Pocock, 17 - Young, 0; B. Fish.
er, 10 - Kerr, 5; Stoll, 6 - John.
ston 7° Cox, 8 - MacPhee, 6;
have to teach us, a.nd hope that for
Many more centuries, others will
read both old and recent books,
and realize" the information that
is to be obtained from them.
COY, .din - 4 wins.. -
0o s> d test
1VIan s" $`= drib, 8r g
on- earthicr betting . ow ____ plus• --1.52.----._ ._. �_.._.;_....�•_ , ° , .
history, learning, anj emotions; _ _ P Ag -x. -
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Teen Club 67
Organization Meeting
SUNDAY, DEC. 11th
2:00. p.m.
Harborlite Inn, Goderich
Application and Member-
ship Cards Available , at
this Time.
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ALWAYS WELCOME
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JIG SAWS -19.88
71/"- SKIL SAWS - 39.88
1/4" DRILL KITS — 24.88
VIBRATOR SANDERS = 19.88
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