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.., „ cottncit sits down and'decicles expanding spOrt iteene. He
• • continued from page ! • you peopie, want to throw us Which way ,it is to bi--done .siii.ci Jilt', board 9f edUcation,
. we -leased the track anci'went out?'' ., . . . ' - ' s'incenwe'ha ve no final say one prospOty across fro'M GDCI,'''
- *along: with Cassina to keep ., Mayer 'bleb Shewfelt said way or another". ' which they offered. tor the
' the race§," McKay ex- the pressure pPint is at At a suggestion by Gower sports complex; CoUld be uspd
plaipecl.'"Theiv is riltir way we Agriculture 13„ark arid. has that Mike Dymond should co for a lighted ' baseball -
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• -can dhangt_the dates and if been for severalyears. ordinate park activitie.s, Mrs. diamond; tennis eourts and a '
-_ we do„we are dead." _ . ''What we nee'd Is another Donnelly added that. either running track. He estimated
• ..: . _Dave Gower.. told bOard„,, ,light.Pd ballpark," -he said. the parks programs should be the ,prOject fo .cost betwe.en-:
trenthers that regardfess Of ' .-Every spoil in. the- coni- . ttin by co•uncil or the $199,goo - dnd $'20(),;.0.0 .and
the - date that the TrPtting m-u,nity is expanding and the : recreation board' and that it cOuld bp realized through a
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......1•:•,t, = '':: . , • ASOeiatiOn _became . aware -numb,er, • one „need in the was not tau% to Dymond tor'. commun.' y.e ort.,. •
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nights • it didn't ,change the Board , 'rnen-I. b•er , J,,shi.I.; -thairrnan discuss progi-ams",Pitablished•a -"sub committpi . •
, . ' . to illetigate the tfeasibifity'
'Conflict..*Xe Said the=:trotters tS. h . t - • 'd ir t - • -.di '''i'thl.l'ill'i' . ,:- '
o er y .sat ..t • a regal ess .
had. no-,, contfol; over '. their • Recreation ooarckhdirrnan of the Projeet. Board mernher' 1
- '0. • „ Of • Ihe-decisiOn. as to- •who ' .
Peter McCauley s,aid that one .... 'Manfred Diprolf wi'llliairthe. ': ...
cacingtlate.s and were sillIP'Y.'..'would get Thutsday night
gro.up has to ,. ,:iVork the , .sub-comrpittee whi* will.. -
given, Thursday...nights. He ,
there would 'he hard feelings. programming in rhe- parks alo.irtclucte lini• Peter§ ...and .
added that . pne group .is • He urgod the recreation
ward to .ge( dn. the ball and . ;And the recreation board :was MiKeDYrnopd: ..
governed by.the. province and ..;
the otheT by local atitdrion:IY: ., : the obvious chdice. . . ',.,' ! -11-6-itlecisron .. 110 .'been
move. Immediately' cin the .
- CounCillor teroy Harrison reaehed on the use Of
. Fisher'''. •rtiterated .his - • ,_
problem. '
earlier sentimen•ts about. • -' . ' . said th.ere "Were only nine Agrieultyre Park on Thu.r,
ary onne y argu a
cOncern for the other factions
involVed, such., aS minor " th6 board members were
soccer. and baseball who alsd Patsies Since the board had'no
power or jurisdictioft. and the
haVe to 'Set dafes. McKay
matter was: a waste of time
i:.- added that -there were seven
for bbth the delegations and
days in the week of Which
the board ''' • ' '
baseball was:. given' six and
, "Mike (Dymond) should
racin,g one. ,' •
co-ordinate what. goes on in
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. -the park,'" -she said. "It's time
derciogs.'' MCKav said: "Do
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Codnty board ,.(if education
, and. employees. of the. board
'was finally,. settled Wed-
nesday after three months of
discussion .atid recom-
mendations. ,
The motion to increase tire
mileage rate fOr non -board
member . appointees to' hoard
oorn.miftees and alr em-
',ploYees to 19 cents .pei°
was made,;,,by Icen CoOke of
Clinton' and Clarence
McDonald of Exeter. .•
ID the savne motien, which •
was recommended by the
management committee, .the .
f'-nilleage rate for. board
members Will retriai'n 'at '.1.5
cents per mile travelled. on
board -business..
At the board meeting 'on
N'd'vernber 3, 1975,, the -
chairman's . advisory cern-
presentod
mendation to , increa§e. the
board's milea.gerate-frorn 15
-eents,Per miie tO 18 cents per
mite. This vv:a.S rejected. and
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referred to the managetnent
'committee, for., its reccini-
mendatiOn. . • '
dates in conflict in July and • sday nights but now that the
Apgust and the feasibility of recreation director has the.
switching'industrial baseball , jurisection to sefiedule
to Wednesday night and girls' • ovents in the park the
Softball to T.htiesday. night be 'decision will be the reSpon-
investigated. He „suggested sibility :the, recreation
that on the nine Thursday beard: • -
nights in July ancl.Au.gu,st the Mr. Dymond infbrmed the
girls could seek.nn alternate Signal -Star. that he will meet
diamond at a public school. -With-the.tv;o partieS involved
Mayor Shewfelt then* and a decision will be handed
suggesied that the recreation 'down either at a special
board act on establishingnew '. meeting or at the board's
facilities to accomthodate the' regular monthly meeting.
On December 1.. the ' •
management committee
recornmended to the board.
that it adopt the mileage
allowance plan ute'd by Huron
County' Council whereby ,
elected members ,,nd enr-
ployees who are relativelY
high m ijeage. driVers ' be" p,add„..
19 ce,nts per Mile, and
relatil,;elf low Mileage
- drivers -be paid li.610 per month '
ancI•14.conts per mile...
This was also rejected and
.due io the lack Of time, -the
197(i rn,anligement cominittee
was, asked to .S..tudy .the.
qUestion at it§ meeting bn
January 16 4.tand -th:e recom-
mendation. Which was finally
approved wassugg.ested.
' The rate of. 15 cpnts .per
mile • ca:Fne ' into effect qn
*.clober'), 1973 fOr all board
mernbers, appointees• and'
employees. •
Bantams- even....
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hiSthird goal cif -the gaibe.
Third garrie. played ;
Snturday February 7th: was a -
tough game to lose on home
' ice as they- were leading a't
one: stage Pete: Reed;.,
South 4ondOn'S best player led
the attack with three goals
.:and.if 'the Steelers hope to get
back in the serie,s they will :
ha'Ve to eheck him very.
closely. Tinat s6re was
for -South London.
• First period ended 171,as
South London opened the
. • scoring in the fIrst Minute of
bat GOderich Lakelaort
Steelers tied the game ,on an
uriasSisted kbal by '.Mike•
Steelers went ahead
. in the second period, on Rob
Trehish goal, then Roger,
„ Lewis' combined witl-C'Larry
Madge. and Larry Paer to
makt it .34.. South' Loridon -
• finished .the period .on Pete
. Reeds second goal to ;close
the gap Final period
-.South London picled up three •
unanswered .goars fOr• a ,5-3 •
• win and take ,the lead in the
Series 271. -
Third :game Wa'played at
Gren Cairn :Arena' in Landon,
and Goderich . LakePort
• Steelers came from behind
' for , a mUeli deserved 5=4
victory. South London we'nt.
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Ahead 3-1 • 1 -4 ---the end of- the
firSt, goderiCh's only goal
wa§ by Rodger „
,unaSsisted. Stve Nclaoiar tied
the game with two seCond:
period _goals •as he *played a
strong game:on defense and
up on the'forWard line. Larry
Daer, Mike'Larkin- and Mike
Hodges ptcked .uP: assists_on
.these Gcrderich
Steelers . •goaltender Steve
GalloW was the difference in
•the .garrie as he' came through
with some outstanding saves
to.givaGocierich fhe win.
'Arbour- ‘vds. respansible'in
',starting:. the plays fdr
Goderich :two goals in the
thirg. Period, as he ,set- tip
Larry Madge Jo.rrfake it 9-3
:and then Rodger .1.:eWis for
the fifth goal, 48 . seconds.
later. Playing a strong game.
'both ways Was: Larry Daer,
Who also was in on.both goals..
, South 'London fou:g.ht back
but. coUld only, :rnanage one
goal this coming in the dying
miniktes Of the, • game.
Godbrich deserVed the will' as
the: wl-tole .te,am played their
hearts o:ut. 'The final game ih
thiS, series Wilt.' be played ih
Goderich•this-Saturciay night:
'The Bantarn'S could use all the'
-support they .can get,• so gets
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