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'firms get buffy, on"' some ' pro jeet 'tit . help .celebrate •Canada's. . forthcom-
ink-icentenur). M re•,edy these 21 dolls depicting laninus. eitaracters
r frot+t..our lristor� have raised ,money Iront.coast to cnast•for fins cem,
rnuriitt ottani/aliens. hos e "appetare►t1 in yluhlic and school libr cries.
atm ,,eine et►nstentit: being photographedshit featured b. , m agazines
newspapers and i'.V ' 'kettiertti. `Thi. ah ve picture Was .taken at � the
('anudiaa National Exhihitiun . where they delighted thousands Nef'
tors, 'Booklets describing hot tier ht)rrtiw them are avuilahle one request
frntn Office Overhead,' •
The public and separate sdhk�,l
children' from grades 5 .to s
Members of 'the-=Gocierichfi' Curling Club - from left, Bill•Schaefer,--Bower Farrish, Bill
emerged as runners-up at the subdivisitinaI . umby, Pat Qs jorne. Back, from left, John
playdown for the Governor General's Graff, John Hazlitt, Ted Rowe and Len
Trophy at CFB Clinton last Saturday. Front, Bowman.
Public Library on Thursday and
Friday. to -view ._the 'displayof
historical dolls, -
The se t comprises 21 dolls,
each representing a character or •
type, from Canadian history. The
set will be on display on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Mra. L. H. Diggon will give'
a talk Ito each group of children
about the historical events
surrounding the display. The
dolls are-providedbyOfficeOvec.
load Co. Ltd. to help Canadians
appreciate their history. They---
• have become so popular thaatfour
sets are in constant demand and
a .fifth set is in lroduction. ^ _
The general public is invited -
to see the dolls afternoons and
evening's from Jan. 12 -to 14.
Pete McCauley $$ys
Do' sand stslnad ganlnsnts 7M
the cleseers of • otncR. Identlfv
Ind the. .fyptl ro
stain. Dont'.presse .garment that
is stainsd, or you' may set HO,
stain. '
.- On Jan. 7; the sybdivision-plays
down for the Governor General's
Trophy was held at CFB 'Clinton.
Entries at' this year's, event in.
clgesisinks Prom_go eracka lt.
cfie1l, Clifford, W ingham, C,FB
,Clinton and CF13`:Centralia.
this was a straight knock out,
double rink event which saw the
"iGoderich--and CFB Clinton rep- a dramatic reversal of play, the
resentatives emerge as finalists. Clinton.rinkstook command and
In the 12 -end final,- after five went- on---to--win by -the final -
complete
-final-
complete ends had been .played, ' score of 22°16.
Graf, of Goderich, led Wight, Playing for CFB Clinton in rink
_� oi""�'FB""C1i'fit�""B:U; °while--�Dant: — �°•yveere-^-slap--St�n-••-�V-ight,....To
ford, of CFB' Clinton, held a Phillips, `Lorne Horseman and
_ slim 3-2 _edge over BillSchaefer's Charles Langille, Rink' 2 :from
rink from Goderich: CFB Clinton was skipped by Bob'
Davis, and Bruce Turner.
The Goderich entry- for rink
1 included John Graf as skip,
John' Hazlitt, Lorne Rowe, and
Len .Bowman . Rink 2 was rep.
resented by skip Bill Schaefer,
Bower Farrish, Bill Lumpy .and
Pat Osborne. CFB Clinton ,now
• CLINTON Planning and zon. tax bill. The debenture -payments advances to the divisional finals
Ing are priority %items on town
last year amounted to 2:5 mills _ to bei Played. at, Markdale on
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Donald Syinons said at the.,111..
munity centre, further recon.
augural meeting' lytnnftv-ks, --
Other major -items for 1967 I ou �I I�ir, mdG�
1
•�II IIII �o•Oni�_.°rs . •C Irl l��.� ar
too
streets and improvements 'to . ° «`' 1 � a •0
street lighting and "sidewalks, °•
• Planning board -chairman -Bud o �� � �r ..
Kuehl said. town_ pInpers+ are
Iii exp' et ng rilepresenE'ative•of the o , ✓" �� : ., \
Ontario Municipal Btard to°meet °:0°
with them sodni to help --prepare
zoning legislation.
The $224,660 community. cert.
' tre, Clinton's centennial projects ,•.•
rr .
should be started .. Y within . 'EVER i
'a few weeks, Mayor Sym&is e as YOUR PORTRAIT
said. C'�erk. John Livermore
-- ' said . OMB approval had been ,OAS .
received for issuing of �$175,c$00 ��o�. Imo.: . ! Iei9it Puy
- in -debentures. , • Z ; ; r
. Highway 4 hass» •already been
rebuilt from the town's south-
ern. limits , to the vicinity of `; �4 ' �,�.
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motion ,mom .e there : t -o `-the -main
intersectiron has been delayed'
pending' pl`alming of a new street
pattern.
Referring to the 1967 tax load,
Mayor Symons noted the town has
paid off a 20.yeardeberiture for
the sewage system, but said_he
doubted the taxpayer would see '(
a corresponding" reduction in his `
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