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October 14, 1976 Page 17
Tuckersmith plan public meeting
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A pre-election ratepayers'
meeting will be held by
Tuckersmith Council on
November 10 at 8 p,rn, at Huron
Centennial School, provided the
school is available on that date.
Reeve Elgin Thompson, who
has announced he will not be
seeking re-election, said a
ratepayers' meeting would help
to stir up interest in the election
to be hold December 6, He said he
thought it would be better to have
the meeting prior to the filing of
nomination papers by the can-
didates for office November 11 to
15.
Court of Revision was held on
the Geary Creek Drain (a
township of Hibbert drain) which
affects a small area of Tucker-
smith, No appeals were made
and the drain report was ac-
cepted.
Council voted to donate $500 to
the "Save Our Hospital" com-
mittee to help pay the legal fees
incurred when the closure of the
Clinton Public Hospital was
ordered last spring by the
Minister of Health and the
committee was formed to fight
the order,
Roy Wheeler, chairman of the
committee, in asking for the
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donation, reported the Town of
Clinton and the Township of
Hullett councils had each given
$1,000 to help pay the lawyers'
fees which totalled more than
$5,000,
A letter was received from
Tuckersmith Federation of
Agriculture thanking council for
the 1976 grant of $600.
Council accepted the
resignation of Art Forler of
Vanastra from the Vanastra Day
Care Board. He gave personal
reasons for his resignation.
Building permit applications
were approved for: Lambert
Lubbers, RR 4 Seaforth, steel
grain bin; Sander Van Drop, RR
5 Clinton, ,garage; Jack
McGregor, RR 5 Clinton, mobile
home; Norman MacLean,
Egmondville, log addition to log
house.
Allan Guest of Vanastra and
Don Perry, manager of Harold
White Homes (London) Ltd at-
tended the meeting to enquire
about progress in obtaining title
to the controversial four lots in
Vanastra on which the White firm
is constructing houses, Mr,
Guest, spokesman, said the
houses were about 75 percent
completed.
He criticized bitterly the
newspaper article which brought
to the attention of the public the
Mr, & Mrs. Ron Carroll, Ian
and Brenda and Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Davis were Saturday
evening guests with Mrs. Edythe
Mugford, Lucan, They also
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton
Abbott from California, who were
visiting Edythe.
Sunday, Thanksgiving service
was held in St, Patricks Church.
Rev. Mary Mills conducted the
service and preached. Mrs. Tom
Kooy organist 'accompanied
H eather Hoffman and Ross
IVICFalls, Centralia. They sang a
duet, "How Great Thou Art";
Miss Nancy Tindall played a solo
"Amazing Grace", on her
Clarinet.
A very interesting declaration
was read by Mr. Wayne Carroll,
Warden. Rev. Mary Mills is to be
ordained Priest of the Anglican
Church'on November 30 the time
and place to be announced at a
later date.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Heather and Michael held a
thanksgiving dinner for Mrs,
Davis family following the ser-
vice on Sunday. Guests were Mrs.
George McFalls and Mr. & Mrs.
Ross McFalls and family, Cen-
tralia; Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simp-
son and family, London; Miss
Bonnie Woods, Lucan; and on
Monday, Mrs. Lorne Dare and
Laura Lee, Woodstock were
guests with the Davis family.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll and
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Carroll and
Lisa and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll
and children were Thanksgiving
dinner guests on Sunday with
Mrs, Wayne Carroll's parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Ford Dyer, Sarnia.
Rev. George and Mrs.
Anderson and Mrs. Raymond
Greenlee, Exeter; Mr, & Mrs.
Earl Greenlee and Mr. & Mrs.
Leslie Greenlee and girls, were
Thanksgiving dinner guests
information the houses were
being constructed on property for
which legal clearance had not
been obtained until the township
passed a by-law or a minor
variance to the plan that would
allow building on the reduced
sized lots,
Clerk James McIntosh in-
formed Mr. Guest and Mr, Perry
the proposed by-law will be ad-
vertised in this week's issue of
the Clinton News-Record and if
there are no objections it will be
passed at a council meeting on
November 2, If any objections
are received a hearing before the
Ontario Municipal Board will be
necessary, Mr. McIntosh said.
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LARRY
SNIDER
Some auto dealers are
"hiring" dogs as night guards,
with good results. To avoid
scratches, dogs are trained not
to jump on cars,
* * *
Sign on a gas station facing
shortages: "We can fuel some
of the people all the time, and
all the people some of the
time; but we cannot fuel all of
the people all of the time."
Manifold heat riser is a
thermostatically - controlled
valve that helps speed engine
warming by temporarily
detouring hot exhaust gases
around the intake manifold.
Gradually it lets the gases
pass directly out when warmth
is no longer needed.
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No matter what the size of
your car's battery, each cell
has about 2 volts,
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The first automobile race in the
U.S. was between Chicago
and Waukegan, Ill,, in 1695.
The average speed was 7':
miles per hour.
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If your old,car is riding around at 7
miles an hour, it's time you come to
tarry Sniders for something zippier.
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visited Mrs. John Lewis at
Harriston, She was a former
neighour of Mrs. Isaac's,
Mr. & Mrs. John McCool,
Traverse City, Michigan and
Mrs. Jim Stelzer, Dunedin,
Florida, visited relatives in this
community, Luean- and the -
McCormick home, London,
during the past week.
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
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EXETER STUDENT COUNCIL — During a recent election the student council for the 1976-77 term at Exeter
Public School was named, Back, left, class reps Pauline De Vries, Darlene McBride, Jeff Wareham, Mid
Gans, Leslie Hunter-Duvar, Frank Vermaeten and Catherine Patterson. Front, class rep Annette Cann;
secretary Sheila Eisenschink, vice-president Rick Lindenfield, president Bruce Shaw, treasurer Dave Shaw
and class rep Rich Fletcher.
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Suriday evening with Mr. & Mrs.
Larry Greenlee and children.
Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Quinton and
children were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr, & Mrs. N.
Johnson, Glanworth; Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Quinton, London and Mrs.
Rose McFalls were present also.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs and
children visited Mrs. Dobbs'
father, Mr. H.S. McLean,
Teeswater on the weekend. They
attended the fair and also visited
Dr. Ida and Herb McDonald and
returned home Monday evenio,
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis and.
their daughter, Mr. & Mrs.
Wayne Love and Fayann, Varna
spent the weekend at Wasaga
beach and Collingwood area.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson and
Mr. & Mrs. Hilton Roberts,
Lucan; Rev. Mary Mills and Gote
Wennerstrom were dinner guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and
Nancy took four of their Belgium
Horses to the Teeswater fair on
Saturday and the Brigden Fair
on Monday and were pleased with
the competition.
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