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Reports
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the planning board. He said he
felt it would be good foricouncil
to know what was happening
with the various groups and
hoped other committees would
start a system of reporting at
' least' monthly to council. He said
he would 1'ave a written report
of• the activities of -the board for .
this week.
Reeve Paul Carroll asked what .
provisions' were •inc1i ded in the
agreement withSt. Pierre
Construction ' concerning. , the
dem.oltippnt 'of Victor Lauriston
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been left- for --some time and
. suggested the company be asked .
about its plans for completing' -
the work. Council agreed.
Clerk Treasurer Harold..Walls
v reported the„ Ontario Housing
Corporation was going to place
town houses in Goderich up -for
sale in the spring and a bylaw
4vould be needed to exempt the
hoes from part lot control.
The hose hpyseware 4714ated -on
South Street between Blake and
Bennett and will be' offered to
tenants first;. Other town houses
will 'be made -available at a' later
date. The by-law was passed.
Applications for the post of
animal, control officer were dealt
with in 'Committee of the whole
of council and when reconvened
council approved 'a motion to
ask Richard Eisler of Britannia
Road to attendthe next meeting .
for an interviews.
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A Youth Bowling Council zone roll -off was held on $uriday" at the Little Bowl with teams
competiri,g from Walkerton,. Listowel, Kincardine, Port, Elgin and Goderich. There were three
divisions with, two sections in each — tea'm and .individual events. Winners in the bailtam girls
singles was Carolyn Whitfield, Listowel„ 565; boys singles, Scott Little, Goderich,-491; team event,
.girls, Listowel, 2359; boys, Goderich, 2469. Juniors: girls singles, Dale Oke, Goderich, 580; boys
singles, Doug ,Clarke,", Listowel, 675; team events, girls, Goderich 2373; boys Listowel, 2617.
Senior events. were held the -previous day in Wingham with the following results: Girls singles,
Debbie Smith, Goderich; boys singles, Frank Gurr,, Kincardine; team events, girls, no entry -in this
division; boys, Kincardine. Winners will advance to the provincial finals with the date and place to
be announced. Some ,of the localwinners were, from•the left: Sharon Wei, junior girls, singles
winner; Scott Little iantam boys singles winner; Debbie Smith,..senior girls singles winner, Larry
Ryan, Rabdy Little and Brad Hamilton bantam boys team winners. —Staff Photo.
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Highway 4 north of Clinton ,N.
'Lts: (Cons. 1-2) Carman Allan
Riley, Londesboro was involved
' in a single car accident resulting
in extensive damage to his
vehicle. Riley received' injuries.:
The same day on No. 12
Cpunty' Road at Mill Street,
Egmondville;-Lawrence Scott, R.
R. 1,. Seaforth and` Donald
McLean, East William ' Street,
Seaforth were involved -in a two
car accident resulting in damage
to their vehicles.
Moriday February , 8 on lots
48 avid 49, Conc. 1, ' East of
Highway 4; 'Casey Postma, R. R.
4, Clinton and Mabel McAdam,
• 228' Princess Street, Clinton
were • involved in a two car
acciddnt resulting in minor
• damage to the Postna vehicle.,
Tuesday, February 9 saw two
accidents.
On No: 12 County 'Road east
Of Highway 4. Donald Ray
Whitfield, 6,49 Wallace Avenue,
London and and.4 William John
° Henderson, R. R. 2, Dublin'were
ihvolved in a tw9 'car accident
resulting in.. minor damage to' the
vehicles they were driving.
Also on No. 25 County Road
east of No. 22 County Road;
Earl Hammond Page, 16 Hudson
Court, Kitchener . and Robert
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(;codon rl'owe 1 + uric eke lex Brown., 'Shakespeare' . a car truck accident resultm
These h)* 2ortiteL v 0h - i '-5na8 #optt"ri t ie'So rt ttjartierAi t
Curling Competition. They will. go on 'to' compete•'in. Lloydminster, Saskdtchewan,'Mrch 21, 22
and 23, to curl for, the Canadian Foresters Curling Championship against teams from Northern
Ontario, British "Columbia, Saskatchewan,'• Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. The Iadie are Barb
Hawkins; lead; Eileen Bowman, second; Lois Vanstone, vice; and Bernice Moore, skip. The men's
'team is composed of Jim Hawkins, 'skip; Verdun Vanstone, vice; Len Bowman; second; and Eric
Moore, lead.
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involved in .a . two ear accident Street, Port •Burwe -f were minor damage. • to the-^v'ehicles
resulting in minor damage to the' involved in a two -truck accident they were driving.
vehicles• they were driving. - resulting . in damage - to both u , , ,
There were five accidents vehicles. they .Were• driving.On Friday, Feb.Wednesday, February 10. • . Hodgins received injuries. `' 2 on No. 12
County Road, east of K•ippen,
On No,-•-21_-Highway north of - On 'No... 8..,Highwa\:, .wrest of ' ,Garry''"� McClure, R. R. 2,
C. P, R. (Suby ay) Colborne Holmesville (Huron Road ° 31.) Seaforth arid' James Nelemans-'
Twp. ' Dickargan 111 Donald Manning 525 'Belmont R. R..3, Listowel were -involved
Trafalgar ;Street, Soderich and Ave. .West,, Kitchener and .Will ' in a' two car accident resulting in
John Harold Sheardown 531 Dougi Whidden 302 'Matilda '
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Dufferin Ave,:Apt. 2, London- Street, Linton the were
were" involved in a" t`vv'ov° car
accident resulting in minor
damage to their vehicles.
On No. 21 Highway north 6.fJet.. Colborne—Ashfield 'Twp.
Line, Th9mas Vanderbu'rgh, R.
R: 3. Goderich and. Ben Henry;'
18867 St. A.ubin Detroit, �Iicli.,
were involved in a two. 'car
accident resulting in damage to.
their vehicles. Passenger. John,
Hardison, -7438Georgia, Detroit,
Mich. received injuries. . •
On , No. '31 " County Road
north of Varna, Thomas Webster
Conaitt, Varna, and Edgar John
-.Steinbach, -R; R_ -8. •Zurieh-•vwre
involved in a two -truck accident,
resulting in minor damage to the
ConsitLvehicle
0.41 Thursday, February '11. onNo. .4 .Highway south of , Jet.
Huron • Road 3 (Brucefield)
Ernest Edward Hodgins, 45 West
Street, Goderich, and Ralph
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Miss Beatrice Lauder,`, past president of the Alexandra Marine
"and General Hospital Vllgmen's'Auxiliary, a much respected
member of the local organization, was present for capping
ceremonies for Candy Stripers Sunday. MissrLauder presented
ribbons to girls who had donated more than 150 hours.
Chatting with her is Mary ,Ann Tevlin who has donated more
than 350 hours to hospital work. — Staff Photo • -
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Convertible baby buggy. 'Needs a shine $10
Phillips Continental 301 tape recorder also in excellent condition $100
Small record player, home Modified for stereo, np speakers, $15
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