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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-09-21, Page 7rad THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE SEVEN ,Stanley Township Makes Preparation For New Polling Booth Locations With a provincial election upcoming October 17, council in the Townsnip of Stanley is busy engaged in revamping their pofling subdivisions. All seven pr e v 1 o us subdivisions have been dissolved,. noted Stanley Clerk Mel Graham, and five new ones have been set up. Polling subdivision 1 now comprises all lots on conces- sions one. two, three, four and five nrerth of Huron County Road 3. Number 2 polling sub- division consists of all lots on concessions one, two, three, four and five south of Huron County Road 3 and also lots three to STARLITE Sox Office Opens at 8 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK Double Features will be Shown Only Once SEPTEMBER 22-23 (Double Feature) (Colour) The Happening Anthony Quinn, Michael Parks (Colour) The Texican Audie Murphy —o0o— COMING NEXT SEPTEMBER 29.30 (Double Feature) Rage Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens Mystery of Thug Island. Guy Madison, Inge Schoner nine inclusive on concession south boundary. Polling subdivision 3 com- prises all lots on concessions six, seven, eight and nine; lots nine to 23 on concession Bay- field road south; lots 10 to 15 on concession south boundary; and lots 11 to 23 inclusive on concession 10 and 11. Lots on concessionl2 and 13 Lake Road east and Lake Road west from sicleroad 15 north to Bayfield boundary and Bayfield Road south concession includ- ing lots one to nine inclusive on concession Bayfield Road north and lots six, seven and eight, on concession Bayfield Road south make up polling subdivision four. Polling subdivision five com- prises lots three to 10 inclusive on concession 10, 11, 12 and 13; lots 15 to 25 inclusive conces- sion Lake Road west; lots 15 to 23 inclusive on concession Lake Road east; and lots 16 to 30 inclusive on concession South boundary. Clerk Graham said these new polling subdivisions would be in effect for the election next month and that a polling sta- tion in each subdivision would be chosen soon. Stanley council with Reeve Ernie Talbot also decided to give consideration to moving to a two-year term of office. If this is clone Stanley officials would endeavor to have that municipality's nominations and elections during a non -election year for Tuckersmith Township in order to prevent a possibility of too many new school board members entering educational administration at one time. In other buiness. council paid accounts in the amount of $26.059.70; passed a money bor- rowing by-law permitting bor- rowing of up to $32,000; ac- cepted the Talbot drainage works report but turned the Brucefield drainage works re- port back to the engineer for further study; and accepted the tender of Gordon Heard Con- struction, RR 3, Seaforth, for the supply of 5,000 yards of pit run gravel delivered on the Goshen Road between lots five and 10 respectively. Grand Bend OPP Report Shows lithe Trouble in Resort During Sumner Prior to returning to his de- tachment at Huntsville, Sgt. J. H. Shepherd compiled the sta- tistics for the summer season at the Grand Bend C)PP detach- ment. sgt. Shepherd was in charge of the 25 -man detachment and the information supplied cov- ered the period from May 15 to September 5, During that time there were 43 thefts at the resort, although most were of a minor nature. Eight cases of break and enter were investigated and 41 dis- turbances. The officers investigated 42 accidents. There were no fatal- ities. A total of 75 traffic charges were laid and 39 warn- ings issued to drivers. The largest figure on the re - .port shows there were 172 liquor charges laid. The major- ity of those occurred in the early part of the season and declined throughout the sum- mer, due in large measure to the $100 minimum fines levied by Magistrate W. S. Pearson, There were fines of $200 for persons charged with creating a disturbance. The officers spent 240 hours in court and 'there were 238 convictions handed down. Total money collected in fines isn't known, but presum- ably ran aver $20,000. Prior to his departure, Sgt. Shepherd issued the following statement: "We would like to express our appreciation for as- sistance received from the pub- lic, the Grand Bend village council, and His Worship Ma- gistrate W. S. Pearson, QC, which made our year in Grand Bend much easier, and to the press who have given us a good and reasonable coverage during the summer season". Sgt. Shepherd also enclosed Dedicate Flag At Hensall Church The dedication of the Cana- dian flag and the Christian flag was presented on behalf of the Ill -C Youth Fellowship by John Goddard and Joan Simmons, at the morning service at Hensall United Church Sunday. Recognition o f attendance awards of the church school was given. For his message, Rev. Harold F. Currie spoke on "Partners with God". Memor- ial flowers in the sanctuary were in loving memory of Mrs. Charles Sparrow, of Port Elgin, placed by her daughter, Mrs. Inez McEwen. a report of the final week at the resort and it noted that only five liquor charges were laid in the week which included Labor Day. There were two disturbances, one theft and one break and enter. SUPERTEST PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED Pay Your Fuel Oil Accounts the Easy Way This Winter: 1—Ten Equal Monthly Payments 2—Automatic Delivery 3—No Interest or Carrying Charges 4—Free Burner Service For Top Quality ALL CANADIAN Products See Your Local Agent: CHARLES ECKEL, ZURICH Phone 236-4611 ;M ale.. :nal ..: fn .,,s ., iitai.:b..t.lf ..,.t.,a. w ii The great ones for '68 are at your (Pontiac dealer's! u Conklin Storms ARE BETTS ' AD, CST LESS! Made by Rebrnec, these Custom Made Top: 68 Pontiac Parisienne Sport Coupe. Bottom: '68 Grande Parisienne Sport Sedan. 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