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V...',.. -*a; Johnston, 504; Ilay. Johnston, ,,,,186; T. Hodge, 524; B.. ..,
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w50051:41....es Pitblado, 5(17. Points Rivett, 693; *Mary Rivett, 543; McWhinneyi 695;•C. Milley, 811;
Moore, 328; Allen-Websitir, 602; Feagan, 453. points won 5. • Carl Anderson, 496; Ann L. Evans, 660; P. Dykstra, 588;
.21t.5; D. Parks, .503. ,B,oints won DEAD HEADS , - Isabel Anderson, 591; *Myrtle K.. Rurnig, .681; J. Kane, 513.
...., • Continued from page. 7 459'; John Feagan, 505; Phylis Stanbury, 543; D. Zogthout, •
" - E,,,- CARDS ,OF THANKS- E. CARDS OF THANKS ' wKaorneno. McKenzie, 392. Points
Fisher,. 622; Aisla Fisher, 468; D.R,M.C.0, - K. Rumig, 668;
NExT TtiNik: -.„-) Hermie „ Riehl, 473; Cliff Roy, 664;Sihyl Goodrick, 392; Pen Goodriek, Points won 5.
Riehl, 510; Joe Riehl, 480; 528. Poin,ts won 5.
. ill • Ken Sowerby, 517; Do'rothy 8, Clements, 61.3; L. Pitblado, Frank B.owra, 618; 011ie White, OUTCASTS - Fred Young, C. SLTaYrNideirE, S..61-43Bi.M. la'fitio41,11;p4so4n1,;
t , my relatiyes and friends for gifts our friends, neighbors and 6,50; Betty Reid, 514; Leonard' ' - 6694 Donna Young, 530; Elden 620; C. Pltre, 722; C. Baithr,
WIGGINS: 4 would like to thank EGGLESTON: We wish to thank SIX STRAYS - Bill Reid,
,Sowerby, 491; Eric Miller, 582; 663: C. •Milley, 546; ,D. 505. Points won 3.
' and eards while 1 was in relatives for flowers, vxpressions Fisher, 475; Phyllis Fisher, 4,48; Betty- wirer 380. Points wo, n 3- McWhinneY, 580; C. Harman, ' BOOTS - Bill Stiles, 670; Austin, 388; Mary Austin, 410. 525; H. Gauley, 518. Points vvOI).-•'..
SOONERS - 1.1ill Jewell, 560; • 578. Points won 3. , Carol Shackleton, 311; (Jerald Points won 2. - „.---.
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Windham Hospital, also special of sympathy and the food sent Harry Montgomery, 415; June
Clara -Anne Jewell, 573; Frank .NIILLS CHRYSLERS - A. Shackleton, 352; Don Sierrion, HOT SHOTS - Barb Moss,g)
...thanks'„ to nurses and_ Drs., • to the house at the time of the Montgomery, 351. Points won 2.
Schmidt, 512; Elaine Schmidt', Stogenstad, 610; J. Miller, '621; 626; Norman Minaker, 45,8; 513; Paul MoSs, 664; Sandy .. QO 11'IE'
McKim and Corrin:- Mrs. Jean ' loss uf our dear son, Kevin. . MREsF.15ILkle.i
,.•, Wiggins. L.- 12x ' . Special480; Kay Baer, 292., Gord
ALL -EY CATS - Frank Baer, '
372; Bill Henderson, 528t. Edith c. Miller, 559; Bob Mills', 562. Melba Stiles„,506. Points won 4. Romilf, 435; Dave Gower, 638: ,.;
,• , McCienaghan, employees • of.,. Hemprson, 490. Points won ' 4. e , IN BETWEENS - Fay Gleh, Lynda Allen, 882; Dog William. :, 5sulrr8;idCghee,ryl3F9r;*gte471,L1hmiraleny,
ERICKSON: Baby, Lydia and I Sheaffer Pen,- the ladies of .ioints won 4.
., . 'wo'Od li:VP to thank everyOne for Dungannon L'CW, the Gocerich„ ,.I. -halsli ' * MONDAY NIGHT MEN'S '
„ .. .,:?1,'S PALS - E. JenkinS, 573; Theresa de Bruyn, 491; , 541. Points Won 5. ,
a, ' LOSERS- Barb Dawe, , 395 •i 411202r,tr:Bue2/53S9a.n pdoeirusy,,No5u950;. June
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, ' cards, gifts and Tlowers while we Town ,Police and the Stiles', , ' '`, . , .. ' • , - , „LEGION -- R. Kings.ley, 737; Westbrook, 583; Al Erb, 700; G. Freernan, .68.61 Donald . len Ted Hartori, 416;• • Eva Horton,- SVVINGERS --5., Helen Williams
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Lillian MitChell, 415., Wand
,.. , were. iri 'hospital. and • sine Fuperat- Home, Your kindness , S'impattiy Of the coinmunity W. Pedersen, 581; R. Patterson,AlliSoh721; JMcWhinney454; JOk Freeman589 Pints 558; Sandy Crozier
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- • ,' Crozier,_,592. Points. wan,2,-. „ - .. Reed, '534; Betty "Charltan,„5.69';_ .. , . .„*„..
to -Dr, Mills, nurses and staff on arid. yay Eggleston. -- 12. , itt the death of Aunt AllY Nelson '',, 697;13. Daer, 6(50. Points win. 7. 7.\'' ` , .,,t;
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WEDIVESDAYIINXE• ''''''"Itttte..m• Ft -AP • .JACKS- ,.. ‘.--.7., - -Ann0,...a-rds,k,tioyeer4,531,..-.33i,m;, Rambi:N.„,,,,,,i,,,,„,„;,,,,, :
se6ond east, L.O.B. A. 712 • .
„. who made her home with the ° UPPER LAKES - C. McCue, _
PIN ' SPINNERS - Anne Spryng, 612; John Sprung,„539",• •1a5. Points won 7..
Johnsons while in.this area. •
' Seafoith, Trinity 'Guild; Bay field .G. COMING EVENTS . 689; R. Harvq, 516; D: Sienian, MONDAY NIGHT LADIES
arr& Co Aunty Nora. - Milvena ,. PIN' BOYS FRIGHT '-'-..CiterY1 Abbott, 567; June Jeacock, 416; Rita Brown, 561; Cliff Brown, ROLLING PINS ' -- . Vi
and Baby Lydia. - t2 . • Thomas Farrell is back in the 659; J. Dwinnell, 622; A. ,_ ,.
,... Stewart, o64; Mari 'Johnston,Joe Abbott, 475; Brenda 546; Gaye de Groot; 521; Peter DeHaas, 528; Norma. Proctor,
SMITH: We would like to thank . home from visiting for a few GODERIC . " 1 ' -, ) 512: Janice Wilds, 459. Points
, .) • 530. Points won 0. INTERNATIONALS - Verna 12.402,5t,s''wBoourinc'r Erppson, 412.
'i Lochalsh area, as he returned Gliders, 457.,Points won 0. ' i, Thompson, 292; Jim Thompson de Groot, 488„ Points won 7.
all the thoughtful friends and' . .
relatives who attended or sent NOTICIE . after leaving Wingham Hospital. Preszcator, 533; S, Jessop, 700;
days with his sister in Kincardine URING - W. Mille,„755; H. . ''"'i -
GREENHORNS - Dot FALCONS - Marj Moore, Jackson 530 53D0u;ripuoun, Ja3c6k7).;n, 5R2c.21' ..0H3.,EPACnuATSRy-aniJea.6n45F;eamgaanr,i
gifts to our reception party. 7- , Turner, .644; Lynda Reid, 475; 743; Sonny Moore, 814; Rita
Powell, 669; (he Powell, 763; • Durnino 556; Gail Schneiker; Smith, 705; Yvonne Porter, 604;
Jim and Betty Smith criIrBetty . EFFECTIVE . ' Mr. and Mrs: Don Wylds, Mr: G. Chaiiriiari;"--587;- 1.,-.-8aker,
571; (2. Williams, 634. Points . • • k 520. Pat',1 ihnston,
and Mrs. Warren Wylds-and Mr. , an ra , , ,
Norma Kingswell, 620; Joe 605. Points won 0.• .
' . THIS WEEK and Mrs. Oliver McCharles were won 7. 484, Points won 5.Mary Cote„ 475; Barb. Martin,
SAGER; I would like- to take . - guests at the. wedding dinner in b.-M.A. - K. NIMougall, 553; BLUEBELLS, - Veronique Schlesinger, 588. Points won. 7.
HUitON RAILING - Alice - MEN'S COMMERCIAL 543. Points won 7.
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this opportunity to thank COMING honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Brian C. Heipel, 492; P. Corriveau, Harmon, 432; Shirley Mac Adam,
572; Anne Abbott, 530; Joanne lirahmer, 537; Bill Smith, 560; .., ' LEAGUE -.. HELLS ANGELS - Libby
friends and relaTiVes- for theic,.
Wylds, recent newlywed§. The 565; M.. ..Dtifton, 481; 0.
• C h a mbers, 61a. Points won 7. Ruth Smith, 459; Bob Patterson, -iSON-HOLST - M. Holmuth, Wilson, 458; D. Leppington, •
dinner-was„..held in Walkerton at Wayland, 480, D. Bock, 493.
TiGER ,. LILLIES - Verna 592; Arleita Pollock, 537. Points 623; B. Mills, 785; J. Lamont, 575; D. Meiiam,• • 511; Rita
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Alexandra Hospital, Special
. EVENTS . the Hartley House. Points won 0. .
Sackson, 432; June Jewell, 210; 583; H. Sortori, 753; S. Jessup, •Powell, 620; D. Cooper,•475; G:
kindness while 1 was .5. 'p'atit;'-nt in ,
,thanks to Dr,,,, Watters, , nurses- . Don MacLean celebrated his , HOPEFULS - L. Ryan, 632; won 2.,
SPRING CHICKENS - Carl 658; L. Miiiiiiii-, 547. Points won McWhinney, 521. Points won 7.
ADS, , ,, , 86th birthday on . Wednesday, W. Tigert, 536; B. Needham,
March 17, at the home of Mr. 540; D. ' Melik, 457; A. 318. Points won 0. . . SChneiker, 533; . Martina Mc.GEE CADDIES - J." , Allen, 566; Shawn Atkinson,
, MOON , FLOWERS - Bett31,
and .staff of first tloor east. - V . •
V • . n ROA' L'and, 551; Maureen Miller, .5.
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LANSING: I wish , to , thank ' , . , and Mrs. Evan MacLean where Hartman, 696; G.. Ryan, 590. 396; Don Smith, 443; Janet . McLean, 694; Paul Clements, 522; Nora... FitzSimons, 438;
..,.......„,.....______„___ TUESDAY MIXED --,., Schneiker, 438; Elizabeth Smith,
George SaEer. -- 12 ,
ev ery one who was so very kind WILL APPEAR ' he makes his home. Points won 5. , RAMJETS - Jerry Denomme, , • Robinson,295; Bud Robinson, 549; ,J. Peters, 626;•°1). Abbott, Lenna Pennington, 450; Wilma
to me with visits, flowers, gifts, Recent visitors " with Mr. and DEARBORN STEEL, --k. ',il(); Wendy Denornme, 508 557;, Joe Abbott, 463; T. Mero, Kaminska, 423; Carol Piper,
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• treatS, letters and cards while 1 ' ON ."'Mrs. Ewan MacLean were Mr. Scheerer, 875; J., MacDonald, Irene Young, 486; Scott Young, 583. Points won 5. • , 621. Points won 2. . 347. Pints won 0.
, BOOK WORMS - Gerry LITTLE BOWL - , D.
Was' a patient in St: Josephs • and Mrs. Allan MacLean, Lexie
. Hospital, London, and Clinton ,
itospital.. Special thanks to Dr.
on the lanes
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• Mrs. Frank MacLennan is still
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' Elliott and the nurses of second . IN THE apatient in hospital in Wingham.
floor, rny room -mates, the
SIGNAL -STAR'S Friends of Mrs. Tom
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.. MacDonald will .be pleased to
therapist and, Mrs. McLean, also ' ""
' Isobel and Bob Turner who ENTERTAINMENT . -
, ...I hear she has returned from
looked. utter . my hOme-duving- . . .._ - ., -
hospital in London to Wingham
mY absence. Everything was very , ' GUIDE . Hospi a .
.... much appreciated. P- Beth ' " '' Mrs. Wellington Webster has BONELESS '• . . • . _ , , .
Lansing. - -12 , , returned to her home from STEVVING BEEF :=--
, .. shospitAl in London and'MEllid--""
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Mrs. Atlee Wise, III have been FULLY COOKED PICNIC STYLE
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visiting with the Websters from
Local taxpayer wants
Interest costs dropp
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j William . Oltman of the money, and . y money left
Maitland Manor. Nursing Home , owing' is,conSidered to be unpaid Hospital Auxiliary,. . •
has, appealed to _town council- to • taxes. i sale be relieved of 'the interest , "C tined can't: do 'anything," plans penny l'
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, . charges"on his 1970 tax bill. • stat Giesbrecht. ,
Council learned that since last • , he tender 4' price of Huron • There was an,' excellent
, - year was ,the 'first year that Automotive and • Simply for:. a attendahee at the March meeting •
nur ing,..homes in Goderich have new.. tractor has. been accepted- of th.e'Women's Auxiliary. of the, , , , -- ----..--,
. n 'assessed for business tax,' by -cOuncil. It was the loWest of Alexandra General 'and Marine. __' 'i siLvERwooDs miL
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Oltman, had withheld his taxes. three bids. Hospital.. . „
for . appeal: .011•Mirr-tias _since, In committee Mayor 'Harry' „ The president,.., Mrs. G. C. .
learned that .he must pay' "the -Wqrsett received • . conncirs,- Whit4, shoWed.a. group, of stides MAXWEL.I.L1-.1,0USE - 10 or, Jar ._..- „L9.
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desires council, w delete the :Commsson's 1971„, yvorking ,Zealand and •the Figt' Islands. -
takes. He is agreeable to this but approval for • ' the Police takon a recent •trip.,tp New.-
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. •'mterest ha esagreemen
of 'because t. • The hoard of. The 'pictukes were enlightening
.... extenuating circumstances in his Commissioners was urged to be and,entertaining and emphasized
case. ' . firm on their bargaining issues." the beautiful scenery in that part --
The matter has been referred In 'other business, Coun,cil 'Of the World.
to the town solicitor for ruling.' learned that the Marina 'surplus The vice-president, Krs. F.
However, Councillor . Edfor last' year was $1,300; heard Bowra, presided for the business.
Giesbrecht pointed out that that ,the recreation board had a'- The Auxiliary will purchase
though he' is sympathetic to "good year" despite a deficit of some' much-needed equipMent -.
Oltman's predicament, according 52,800 for 1970 because of tol the physio -therapy
tp ,Section 548, Item 10 of the unexpeaed changes . in the department of the hospital.
Municipal Act, the first money. , electrical system at the arena, ' Vases are needed for the use
paid to. the inunicipality on- durin renmatioriST and agreed of patients in the hospital
overdue ' taxes is the interest . to invite Hon. Fernand Guidnon,- rooms. . Mrs.. B. McCreath
Minister of . Tourism . and volunteered for the Brownieto
' • .Clborne lets
Information .for Onfario and his ..secure and decorate vases, as a
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family to attend any of the "good turn" project. ,„
activities and local festivities " Mrs. J. B. Jerry gave a
planned for the summer in progress report on the June
gravel ten -der Goderich. • --Pendy Sale and TP,44„„,
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- ' Sandy Contracting Company
Limited has received the award- .
''.:,....PARPEN SERVICE, S
of a cohtract to supply gravel -for
the roads in Colborne Township
".this year.. „
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The Sandy bid was the lowest - OFFICE - HOMES - SHOP
of three at $13,640 for' 14,000 COMPLEIE ININbOW CLEANING -.
cubic yards of gravel. Other
bidders Were. George Radford . 24. HOUR* SERVICE
Construction Limited ' arid,
Durham :$„,Stone. , ,„,a9.4.,z,,Rea.1Ag„.,.,,,,...,--Rst-&•&-_- tiyDUSTR,VAL-LAWN-.SERV. ICES
AND
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. Limited.
• Council will, . consider • a
request from ,William Huff to
-raise he level'Of the road near
his home to reduce "snow
accumulation in the „winter
months. Mr. Huff, who attended
the March session of council,
• offered to provide gravel from
his property at no C'ha-rge to the
_township.
• ,William Bogie attended
council to offer a portion of his
land on a rental basis for the
purpose of a sanitary land fill
,... site Jot . .the Township of
, • ' COltiorne. He also offered his
services to act as caretaker.
" Clerk- Clayton Amerby and -
Mr. Bogie -visited the Huron
CoUnty ' health office to
investigate thesidtability,of the
site. No public information • is
ininiediately available on that
meeting.
Hugh Hill requested council
• --to t4ke action to have -yield or ".
--,, itoplsigns, placed at a number of
, intersections throughout the
township, and Was advised that
the matter has been under
consideratidil: He teamed signs.
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will be placed on township roads
subject to department of
highwayapprovals. . .,
-council discussed-a4kisition
, * znertY to make a roadway
lir,''"• :,,,,,m4-4-61*-Avategyativatiaomszo
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requested
the clerk to ask the
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solicitors to. take the necessary .
steps i�• clear -title for
H i
the tOiYtiship to the triangular
„piece of property required.
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