The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-02-28, Page 8vane-Tin1eS Thursday, February Ik 1974
istorting penults are now avail-
bu+lib>+es in town that
oso delivery or tradesmen's
tutkt. ,Police Chief James
old that up to now de,
mea or . tradesmen '!ng
en the Main street hadthe street;
choice
pal on a back e , pay -
the meter every hour or fac-
lq)er ticket, Chief Miller
that, especially in the
e -Oe t desmen, in the past it
has been either face- incon-
venience. or a costly proposition.
that as a result two people will be
charged., .
On Feb. 22, there was a rear
end collision on Josephine St,
Douglas Casemore of Charles St,
was driving south on Josephine
St, when a car driven by David,
Hodgins of Summit Dr, slid into
the back of the Casemore car. No
one was injured and the damages
were set at` $150. Poor road condi-
tions have been blamed for the
accident.
Diane Thyme of Centre St. and
The new sticker; which will Lewis Taylor of Catherine St.
cost between $5 and $10 a year, were involved in a $275 property
will allow the truck bearing it damage accident on Feb, 23. The
"free parkiing" in a metered accident happened when Miss
space, Thyme backed out of the Red
.7. _ _ , Front parking lot on Victoria St.
The Chief stressed that while into the path of Mr. Taylor, who
........the stickers are not compulsory, had just pulled out of an alley
they are a lot more economical onto Victoria St. Mr. Taylor
than paying the metered rate of sounded his horn but neither car
the cost of a parking ticket, was able to stop in time to avert
the accident. Again poor driving
conditions have been blamed for
the mishap.
On the evening of Feb. 23, town
police were called to stop a fight
on •the main street. As a result
three youths have been charged.
' Chief Miller said that on Feb. 21
- officers were called to F. E.
Madill Secondary School after
two.cars,were seen,racing around
the access.road. The. Chief stated
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BARBARA ZWANCK,
Shirley Versteeg, Mary Lou Ruttlan and Carol Watson were all
finalists in the Howick Lions' public speaking contest las#'Week. Shirley and Mary Lou
placed first and second in the Junior division. y Ir - (Staff Photo)'
Minister names hos..nquiry cam
Labor Minister Fern Guinden
has announced the names of the
members of the Industrial In-
quiry Commission to examine the
wages, salaries and other bene-
fits of hospital employees.
The Commission will be chair-
ed by: J„Stefan Dupre, Professor
of Political Economy at the Uni-
versity of Toronto, with mem-,
bers: R. E. Alden, General b.
dustrial Relations Manager, of
the Steel Co. of Canada and A. S.
Tirrell; former labor official and
labor consultant.
The Commission will also have
a•,staff of technical experts Whp
will be able to supply technica l
data to the members. Mr. Guindon said the Corn -
mission will inquire, into and re-
•porton:
—the standards of compensa-
tion applicable to employees of
hospitals under The Public Hos-
pitals Act and the relationship of
these standards to comparable
work in other categories of
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employment in Ontario;
—the appropriate criteria
which should be applied to the
determinate')n of such compensa-
tion;
—the feasibility and desirabil--;
ity of collective bargaining being
conducted on a level other than,
an individual hospital; and
-=the desirability of establish-
ing a resource centre for develop-
ing and publishing statistical
data relevant to such bargaining.
Mr. Guindon said the selection
of members of the Commission
indicated the importance he was
assigning to the task. He said
each' is highly regarded -in his
particular field.
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WARREN CALLAN, of Callan -Shoes, congratulated Mrs.
Sandra Hodgkinson who won a lady's hair dryer in last
week's Festival of Values draw. She entered the draw at
Mr. Callan's store. (Staff Photo)
-Medicine Cabinet •
Surface mounted cabinet
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Single'Bowi Sink
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Toilet Seat
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Solid ring with a modern
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Bathroom Fan
Powerful FAN
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Satin finish anodized
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Corona
Kitchen Faucet
Kitchen deck faucet. Metal
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"MAD
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is coming
MRS. VI SHAW was a winner in last week's Festival of
Values draw. Mrs. Shaw's pri a was a lady's hair dryer. She
is congratulated by John Famer of Gosling Chev-Olds.
(Staff Photo )
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range
This kitchen range hood
is a full 30" wide to take
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It's ducted to keep your
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mesh grease filter. The
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IN WHITE: AVOCADO
KEN LEITCH, proprietor of Wingham Sunoco, congratu-
lated Mrs, Audrey 0' Krafka, of Bluevale, on her win in last
week's Festival of Values draw. Mrs. 0' Krafka won a lady's
shaver.(Staff Photo)
STORE HOURS:
Monday - Friday '
8:00 attn. - 5:30 p:m.
Saturdays
8:00 a.m.-12 Noon
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