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The Auxiliary to the Clinton. Legion Branch 140 held their
Christmas dinner, along with a 55th birthday at the legion on
December 7. The members were presented with their pins over the
evening. In the front row, from the left, the members and their pins
are: Helen Bisback, 35 years; Annie Sallows, 35 years; Dorothy
O'Connell, 40 years, Marj Steep, 35 years and certificate of ap-
preciation; Marj Dutot, 30 years. In the second row, from the left,
are: Blanche Deeves, 10 years; Wonnetta Holland, 30 years;
Minlue Rumba11, 10 years; Nell Matthews, 30 years; Francyna Cor-
mier, 30 years; Betty Feagan, 25 years; Helen Hoggart, 25 years;
Vera Colquhoun, 25 years. In the back, left to right, are: Marg
Switzer, 10 years; Rosemary Armstrong, 10 years; Marie
Johnston, 10 years; Gladys East, 15 years. (David Emslie photo)
Automobile accident sends six to hospital
WALTON - An car accident here on
December 1, has sent six people to hospital.
According to the Wingham OPP, at 7:40
p.m. , a 1984 Chrysler, driven by Ruby
Marie Douglas, of RR1 Atwood, was travell-
ing east on County Road 25. Mrs: Douglas at-
tempted to make a right turn onto County
Road 12 when she encountered icy road con-
ditions. She entered the left bound lane and
struck a 1984 Mercury driven by Kenneth
Hodges, 69, of RR1 Dungannon, who was
westbound on 25.
Mrs. Douglas and her three passengers:
Nadine Cathers, 61, of Wroxeter, Jacueline
Gowdy, 55, of Gorrie and Karen Cardiff, 52,
of Brussels, were sent to hospital with major
injuries. Mr. Hodges and his wife Elizabeth,
69, were also sent to hospital with major
injuries.
Mr. Hodges is at Stratford General
Hospital and Mrs. Hodges is at University
Hospital in London. Both are in intensive
care units and are listed in serious
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Mrs. Douglas was taken to Stratford
General Hospital and her condition has im-
proved from fair to good.
Ms. Cathers, Ms. Gowdy and Ms. Cardiff
were all sent to Wingham and District
Hospital and later released.
Damage to the Chrysler is estimated at
$6,000 and damage to the Mercury is $5,000.
Constable Andy Raffay investigated the
accident. No charges were laid.
Outstanding contributions recognized
By Wilma Oke
TUCKERSMITH TWP. - Through the new
Canada program named Celebration 88 the
township will be able to award some of its
citizens who have made outstanding con-
tributions to amateur sports and another
group who have contributed to the quality of
life in their community.
A committee has been formed,
anonymous at this time, which will adver-
tise for nominations required for these
awards. Anyone in Tuckersmith wishing to
nominate a deserving citizen is requested to
mail these names to the township office at
Vanastra before January 4.
The nominations required are an outstaw
ding athlete in the township, one male and
one female; a volunteer for his or her
unselfish contributions to their sport and
community; a coach for devoting his or her
time to the encouragement of fair play and
sportsmanship and for bringing out the best
in the athletes under his or her guidance; an
official - an individual for devoting his or her
time to the promotion of fair play and sport-
smanship; a sponsor - a business that has
contributed monetarily or with services in
kind, towards the development of amateur
sport in the township.
The local celebration committee is asked
to identify individuals for Celebration 88
certificates - they deserve recognition for
their unselfish contribution to the communi-
ty. Their contribution can be any inspira-
tional nature and recipients can be recogniz-
ed for demonstrating the Olympic spirit in
business, education, culture or community
service, etc.
Both for the medal and certificate awards
the committee is asked to solicit nomina-
tions from the community and to select reci-
pients by consensus.
Other Business
In other business, council accepted the
tender by Chamney Sanitation Limited for
the garbage pick up at Vanastra for $210 per
week, plus $80 per month for the container
at the Vanastra Recreation Centre for a two-
year period.
Council will apply to the. Huron' County
Development Committee for assistance to
reproduce the township industrial brochure.
Passed for payment were the following
accounts for a total of $359,906.06, regular
day care centre at Vanastra, $8,874.44;
special day care centre at Vanastra,
$7,316.54, Vanastra Recreation Centre,
$11,236.37; roads, $103,533.86; and general
accounts, $228,944.85.
Council will forward a letter to John
Segeren requesting that the obstruction in
the Nott Drainage Works be removed.
A weight restriction bylaw was passed
that the limit on the McLean-Broadfoot
bridge be six tons and on the bridge on the
Plumb Sideroad be five tons.
Mark Bell of the Ministry of Environment
attended council and discussed the 1988
budget for the Vanastra Water and Sewage
Department and this will be discussed at a
later date.,"
The Vanastra Wateratd Sewage Depart-
ment is asked to investigate the water pro-
blem in the basement of Mr. and Mrs.
James Thomas, suggesting a back water
valve be considered.
CNIB enjoys turkey
with the trimmings
The Huron -Perth District of the CNIB held
their Annual Christmas Turkey Dinner in
the Seaforth Legion Hall on November 29.
As always the dinner was excellent and
beautifully served by the Ladies Auxiliary.
There was a good turn out of members,
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escorts and guests. Entertainment was pro-
vided by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Decken of
Listowel singing songs of the past, as well as
Christmas Carols, with everyone joining in.
The club wishes to announce that the sorori-
ty ladies have donated $30 to the Club.
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