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19, WANTED General) 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE �14tSERVICES'AVAILABLE �4. SERVICES .,L
COMPLETFL household effects
it email dots wanted, Call C. &
Furilit itre, 524;7231: - tf •
HARDY BOYS Series 01 books..
Must be in good condition. Phone
5V-7184.-4,5,6
Iv-
WANTED--Two-furrow plough,
3-pointTitch for Ford 'tractor,
also set discs for sante. Phone
524.7531. Anderson's• Book
Centre,, Eas•t;Sl;, -+Goderich. —sx
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4M'^
WANTED— Oil . burner, ' good
sized, with • fan. Phone + 524-
6353. — 5nc
13. AUCTION SALE•
.r'
AUCTION -
SALE
OF.
BUILDINGS
' IFOR-REMOVAL
--'OR-.DEMOLITION
Saturday, February 12th, 1972
, Approximately $ miles North of
Clinton. in the Township of Hullet.
(11/4 miles West of 'Kinburn.)
Consisting of
25 Buildings
8—HOUSES
• 9—BARNS '
8—SHEDS,,
,Terms
Cash atTinieofSale •
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEL)
• `MQD•ERi`G EQUIPMENT"
WORK 0,1,IARANTEED
Write or Phone
.kJwac lt;'��.n • .
PHONE 482.3320
13tf
M.E
GRAHALECTRIC
Complete•Electri.cal Service ,
Residential — Commercial•,, . .' .
Industrial. -
155 Keays Street
Phone 524-8670
Goderich, Ontario.
27tf
.
ACE RADIO apo TV Service;
Frank Wilcox,L
60 Plasm S
Goderich, Oot.`Phone 524-7.771.
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G. J. -CARPENTRY
. MLN -T -N, EA N C F.,
Johnston,. carpentry work, small,
remodelling' or •. repair jobs,
..miscellaneous odd'• jobs. ,
Reasonable rates. Phone �.
524-7789 after 5 :30 p.m. --= 6{3tf
&
ODERICH
AXtl
Taxi Stand At,Bluteareie -
Service Station
80 Victoria St,
*4)
5.24-6594
24,} -lour Service.
Bill Swan, Prop.
CALL .
FRANK TUFT
For. all -Your -flooring needs.
Buy your carpet anywhere.
20 years' installation
experience.
ree measurements.
52446804
Goderich.
CT .A R:P EN E R ,' H_s..n.d.y na.n,, SANDBLASTI.N-Ca.,_. r.
,repairs, remodelling; etc.
Reasonable rates,. , Prorrlpt
service. H.Mi-tchell, 482-7584—
52,1,2,3,4;5,6;7
JACK HAMMER WORK
BREAK -UP:: CONCRETE
BACKHOEING
CARPET, upholstery shampooing SPRAY PAINTING
and wall cleaning, in your home or
place of business. Phone
Lamontks ,Cleaning, •396-3295,.
Kincardine — 4tf
EXPERIENCED- painting and
papering. Free estimate. Phone
'`Performance •Bond of. -$100.00 .9287 or 524-7667.,-4,5i w
required to ensure : removal TRUCK LETTERING, kopy
within 90 days from date of sale, change 'on plastic sign faces, •cut
For further information contaet: • out wood letters, show cards, -
Dept. of Lands& Forests,_ window banners, silk screening. •
•Di.vision Office," ' We have in stock: Lexan, the
Box 499, .
.unbreakable material for sign
faces, windows etc. Used outdoor
Wingham,•_Ontario. a plastic' signs. The latest in
"-- -.._ ..korre-357`=31'31 _ .. its--e'qu r—ilii -'"i ti�"i � -- _-. All -°-Makes -.. ,~
specialized ',work. Reg Smith BOB' Signs, Corner Eas "and High Sts.,
14.• SERVICES AVAILABLE Clinton. Phone 482-9793 —5tf
ARNOLD
STOTHERS
Phone 529-7403
• for estimates
VACUUM
CLEANERSSales & Service
HOCKEY and »figure skate
FOR your Antenna .Sales and . sharpening. Hollow ground. 102
Service;. contact Alvin's TV,. 4.6P Wellington Si. S., Syd Lawson.. --
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Mary. Street, pheine•-524-9089 5,6
,.VARNA•,
262-5148...Collect
EXPERIENCED
1»
bav1�1:w,.t• S�,{., :116:1 lt,i)1'
•USTPROOP ,
Let vs do a complete job on that
new or . late model . car. Well
worth the reasonable
investment..See us at
ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC
• 8. HELP WANTED:..
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sIOH$ ' GOOD ICH
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FSi. FSM OM.,M. Ihmk f1./, i FwMr - S24 -I U
.8. HELP WANTED
waNrEes�_ .,
CLASS `A' MECHANIC•
To•de all types of automotive se \iicing—top wages -paid
according to abilities—insurance plans available—
please see Paul at }`
SCHUTZ M otor Sales •.
414' HURON. RD. -
GODERICH
Chrysler _ Plymouth - Dodge 7, Fargo & Dodge Trucks
DECORATOR •'
Interior And -
Exterior
PAINTING -
AND.
WALLPAPERINGG
FREE ESTIMATES,
C.a H • 524-6667'
W. .pEDERSEN
101 Victoria St. •
DAILY 'CAR RENTAL
11:easonable Rates •
Mc,C:EE'S
Goderich
Pkione.5 44 391`
1r>Rf
S>rrlriwjMa blies :
'SE•R,V I C E•O '&
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ALEX (REED
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197 Bayfield Rd., Goderich
524-8465
1.5. NOTICE to CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of MABEL
BLANCHE 'STRAUGHAN,
Widow, late of the Village of
Auburn, in the County of
tan,--•ho--dle�d-- on or about
the ,30th day of December,
1971, are required to file the
same with full particulars with .
the undersigned by the 12th day
of February, 1972, as after that
date the assets of, the Estate will
be distribrkted. -
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 17th day of January, 1972.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc •,
33 Montreal Street,
GODERICH, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
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21. BUSINESS
TI
OQ 'ORT4"NI E
S
Minority Interest .,in General
Insurance Agency irk. Goderich',
v_
1?i Purchaserh.
District. must have
some sales ability and' be illir►g
tontowards obt �
ini
-work tAWa d g
°' General" Insurance • Agent's
,
E. 'CARDS THANKS. .S OF
HAM1LTON:1 *Ish to 'say "thank
you -0 my; relatives . and:,-f'r�iends.
y `
who remeaaabe.red. me .while a
patient in AlexandraHosptal.. A'
..
special thank Y01.1 to r to �,�
Wallace, all thenurses and girls.
in ~green op ,second, west, 'Mrr,
ilindmarsh and Local Uniort.1663
confidence* ..to Box .28,
Signal -Star Ltd.; ° - Goderich.
-3,4,5x
YOUR ;OWN BOSS •
Canadian C . ,requires men or •
women to ope.•ate their own part-
time -business, restocking , and °
collecting money from game,
cigarettes, soft drinks and
hosiery machines. Locations
establishedby Cp. with no selling
involved. ,To have your own
•• exclusive route you must have
ear, references and able to invest
at least $600.00, Only 8 hrs. of
your time per week will • bring in
excellent•returns.'•For those who
wish to build full-time operation
we have an excellent financed
expansion program. Write to
Canadian Coin i'roducts, Garson,
Ontario: Include phone. -5 ^'
IN THE ESTATE OF MARY
ELISE REID, LATE OF .THE•
TOWN OF QODERICH; IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
All pe'rsoms—claiming against. '
the above Estate are required to
forward full particulars of thein
claims to the undersigned -on err
before the I 1 th day of
February, 197.2, after which
date the. assets will be ..
distributed.
DONN.ELLY &. MURPHY,
18 The Square,
God Ontario..:,..
Solicitors for, the Estate.
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17. BUSINESS- NOTICE .
22. TO GIVE AWAY
TO GIVE AWAY—Beagle dog.
Phone 524-962V.-5'
A. BIRTHS-
'
IRTHS
' MARLIN: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on January 26, 1972, to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marlin, RR
2, Goderich, a son, Jesse
Leonard.,
D. IN 'MEMORIAM
TICHBORNE: In memory of Mrs.
Agne•s•'-T'i•chborne.
One year »in the beautiful
garden of God,
By the'valley of rest
so fair;
F:vc�,nv::dau�:.i.. l,l • -_.:_. -�"
way, ,
Still missed, still loved, still
very dear. ' '
—Ever remembered by
friends. -5 '
• MEDICAL , Massage, Thermo
Therapy and Ultra -Violet; lig . -E. CARDS OF THANKS ' '
h TRI -TOWN
BOOKKEEPING
.E-RiIICE
t1 eft, phones -7'4
524,-7617,; office, 524-6281. W. 'C,
Breckpw, Reg. M
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18. PERSONAL
I would like to apologize to the.
employees Af Sheaffer Pen for
crossing their picket line with my
truck, as I was misinformed. —N.
Hamilton. -5x •
19. LOST AND FOUND •
•
LOST—Long haired, black male
cat. Phone 524-7873.-5x
Income ' Tax - » Record
Preparation - Business' - Farm -
,. Individual '
- Returns
LAWRENCE BEANE
Brucefield Phone• 482-9260
7b
20.
20. MISCELLANEOUSS
SOWERBY: My sincere thanks to
••ev,e,ry,one•whc� Sent cards,. letters,
flowers, treats, and visited' me,
while I was a patient inS Victoria
Hospital. All•was appreciated so
much -'I veavn. Sbwe rbY_: 5_
BOGIE: I wish to -extend my
sincere thanks to neighbors,
friends and relatives for . their -
kind expressions of sympathy at
the time of Robert's sudden death.
Special , thanks to Rev. Robt.
Raymont, Dr. Wallace, the Stites
Funeral Home,. the Goderich
Rebekah Lodge and ail those who
assisted in any way. Your
kindness wits always be
remembered. — Lillian. -- 5
f D'e ni n,' o
kindness we's. greaty
appreciated. -•-•Garth Hamilton. —
Deadlock
Central lluron''Hoekey, iJeaague spell of bad luck *5 they downed
• opened this week,With a 'game that the juveniles 64. In , the past
Saw Sifto Salt and f o1rn sv
H 1�seren
a1es
Sifto has.(failed te
Play to, a 3.3 deadlock ' and : win losing fol#1' and tieing three
d manstrate topsportsmanship • in the first pe
"od'tt WAS'Sa
tg
as
thereferees failed to hand.outa. all , the way as Wane' Fisher'
. .:c n 'ted ass f, o 1.'D�-erat:-;A
s><ngle , peg�alty. ether g�.mes Q tied � ttf! p �'. . '� .. ..
during the�week however„ resulted 141` , Wayne ..Dreper'retn . F,atsh er.
in a . mu. h differ: t story • at : 4: r8 and Doer unassisted' at
• that Hcilmesvlle Siftooame 0:5
Daeii$0oredhi5 sngoat' of
Mel Rohner operlthe scoring,at eco
, ' �,
5; o eriod unassfste . , .the' nighf °front UerVry►n:Cd,.arte,~ at�,
1 for Holmesville but Tom .1t of the se -con. •l
Crawford carate back for-Sifto•`at only marker of.that 20 minutes of
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F. ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. A, Adam; 48A Second
Avenue, Clydebank, wishes to
announce the engagement of her
daughter, Anne,. to Walter Davis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Davis,
RR 4, Goderich. The wedding will
take place in Kilbowie Parish
Church, Clydebank, Scotland,
January 29, 1972.-5
- Heart °- Fundy ••
February -13
The blitz for the Heart Fund is
to take place Sunday afternoon,
February 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. with
the—gird-eels—from- Goderich
- District Collegiate Institute.
making the calls.
The convener for the blitz,
Mrs., Eileen Palmer, report`s this
week that she took a carload of
students•from GDCI into London
for:a_•tour of the Ontarip Heart
Fotrndatipn unit at Victoria
Hospital.
"A complimentary dinner at
Friar's Cellar was'4paid for by a
philanthropist 'from Toronto,"
Mrs, Palmer; added.
William• Wardley, manager of
the Bank of Montreal ,has
consented to act as honorary
treasurer for the blitz. Anyone
not reached in the door to door
canvass may leave --their
,donations for the Reart Fund at
Mr. Wardley's aff'ce, •
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6:26 also unassisted. Ron Miller play•
combined with Art McDougall to StuAsherscored ,tial sstst at;
give Holmesville the lead briefly 11:36 of the frnal frame to put: them
at 8:13. Sifto came back to tie it up Juveniles on thescoreboard and
` at 11:48 when Jim Mc4stocker Dain Burns added -another for the
scored unassisted. Juveniles from Dave 9. of And,
Ron Miller scored the only Asher at 14.25. Sifto tnadea corpse.
marker of the second period for
Holmesvillelrom Art McDougall
- and' Mel Hohner at 8:52 but
Derwyn Carter tied the game
^from Tom Crawford at 4:36 of the
final frame. •
The same'night, Wednesday, in
Goderich DRMCO dumped
, Building Centre t-2 in a game that
erupted • into sparing match
1- •bgtween. Bud Boyes of Building
Centre and Butch Fleet of DRMCO
late in the third period. Boyes
drew a two minute roughing
penalty and a five minute penalty
far. _fighting _while Bufc`li reef .
wound up' with - a five • minute'
fighting penalty. Jim McLeod of
.Building Centre got into that one'
as well and picked up a two, mute
minor ':for tripping plus a • 10
minute misconduct and a match
penalty. After, being handed the
)first two penalties McLeod
shoved referee Russ Prader and
drew the game»penaltyr
• George Schram opened the
scoring- in that game at. 9:56 for -
DRMCO with Ken Le& assisting.
Lee also set up the second
DRMCOgoal at 13:22 when Rick •
Fremlin sunk the puck.` -- -»---- . other from Paul Draper at 14:40.
The second frame went without This Sunday at' 7:00 p.m.
scoring and in the final 20 minutes DRMCC7 plays the Juveniles, and
• of play Buck Million of Building at 9:00 p.m. Sifto Salt play the .
Centre gothis team rolling as he Bayfield squad. ;OP Tuesday . in
scored from Bud Boyes and -Clinton, Holmesville and Building
r,o '. ' Centre will do battle.and on
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back however as Wayne° Draper
scored from Toni : Crawford' at
16:28 and then Crawford assisted
en the completion of Doer's hat
trick at 16:37. h
In the second game that evening
Bayfield. clinched a 'playoff• spot
with a 4-4 tie against Holmesville,
The teams,split •the first period
scoring -as Mel Hohner put one .
away for Holmesville from Art
'McDougall at 3:27' and Frank
Hagar~ did likewise for Bayfield at
10:03,
;- _secoac p-erioct-belenged to
Bayfield . in ' the scoring ,
department as Wayne Doak •
scored one from Will Wedlock and
Don Johnston and Dave Wilkinson''
scored two with George Gould
gettingan assist on eacr of .them
and Joe Livermore cret or. an
assist on the Plast orre. "
Holmesville staged a strong
.comeback in the final frame to tie
things, as Ron Miller scored
twice, once unassisted at 19:00,
and :once with- the help • of Art
McDougall and Mel Hohner• at
8:22, Art McDougall 'sunk ,he
• , , ' - added number two from Million at Wednesday back in oderic
1
two .as Jim •Farrish scored This game will *wind • up the
unassisted at '•17:10• and Bob ,regular schedule for 1971-72.
Papple took a pass from Harold Bayfield now holds first place '
teddy and Steve Doak at 18:38' for with 23, Sifto is second with 20,
the wrap up. Building. Centre is third with 19,
I the o l enin ame 'of the - DRMCO fourth with 18, Juveniles
Sunday night doubleheader .at the fifth with 12 and tied wi
Goderich arena Sifto Salt broke a ' Holinesville who also have 12.
'Ed Oddliefson
i
says- it's silly
•he--11.1.a•nn4ng an
Development Committee E. W.
-Oddfeifson�'a.nd- :County
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0:46 but DRMCO came back *ith Bayfield will Meet the Juveniles.
V.
Development Officer , .Spence ar tenPlanning, a�resnt a brieftri the federalP°
to a increased
authorities in -connection with the
transportation problems in Huron
, . when -that meeting 'is held,
The meeting sot for. January 26
had to.l)e cancelled:due •due to lack of
transportation".
-Isn't that the silliest thing?"
said t)ddleifs'on. isn't that silly?
They couldn't convene jo talk
about transportation because
there was •a " lack of
tr•anspgrtafion!" .
• A new meeting date has netbeen'
set, observed Oddleitfson. -
We do all types • •
of . - Do you
JEWELLERY REPAIR
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R Trg Sizlfrg .""".�•
* Claw Retipping -,
* Watch Repair - ,
*'' Acutron RepairP really know
ANSTETT JEWELLERS D.
.Clinton,'Seaforth and Walkerton a good "
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GODE'RICH
Retirement home. with :incotne.
2 -storey brick, two bedrooms
each. Close to schools. Cut your
coats in half. Try your down
payment.
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Two-bedroomIram'e home, close
to Square, with garage. Priced
below $11,000.
ESTATE SALE
Ideal location, older home on
a large lot, near schools and
shopping. Suitable to change
to - several apartments as
it eon1e property.
DER
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CH APMAN
REALTY LIMITED
REAL ESTATE 8+t GENERAL INSURANCE
Two • 50 -acre farms in COTTAGES
Ashfield Township, eight..Furnished cottage, insulated,
miles from Goderich', three new v. wiring; - attractively
miles from Highway 21., paelled, electric hot water
+ - h t-er, shover plus
• This ', split level. bathroom, 5 ` miles from
4' -bedroom 'home on Sunset Goderich.
Drive. Large living room.family
.Bruce Beach, furnished -cottage,
'dining area; kitchen, y 'large ,, lot,.electric heating.
room, laundry room, bathroom
and powder ° room. Electric bathroom ,with shower. Good.
heating. Ideally located with location.
'good view of • Lake ' H aron.
N.H.A. mortgage 8s/4% available.
Close to,sch. ols.
One of the • better farms in.
Colborne Township', large cattle
barns, open stabling, pit silo..
High yielding -land, spring creek.
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WEST END LOCATION
Modern
-
3lapdrootri brick home
11�s -�ttrantiro`cly---
panelled recreation room. Close
ch ols
tai, s o An ideal home for
en.tertainipg, - .Large lot.- Early
p session. a •
ERT° ALEXANDER 245 Cathoririo= St., Tel., 524.7836 , -
,ss
BARl!1V A, McDONAGH kik 3 Lucknow,Tel. 528.382' '
, .Tal., 529 '924 v
�;GER�iE u r11ii�!n
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Grocery and gas pumps with
attractive home in busy lake
resort area.' Mortgage
available. Immediate
possession. Owners retiring.
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PHONE 524-9662.
We invite your listings of all
property --• houses, farms,'
lots, cottages, etc.
Remodelled home on a large lot,
new aluririum siding, attractive
kitchen, 4 -piece bath down,
2 -piece, up, 3 bedroorhs, TV
room, laundry room.
.
Beautiful 4 -bedroom split .
level, "near schools. Large rot,
fireplace, carport. Priced low'
for quick sale. Possession
immediately.
MONEY MAKER
4 -apartment home, 1 block
from the Square, electric
heating, good' parking. Price
reduced for . uick s • len
deal when
you're
St
getting» one?
The cheapest price isn't always the best buy! I personally
invite you to drop in, check our cars, take ,one to -your own
mechanic if you like—then decide if you're getting your
money's worth." If you don't believe me -=•ask one of our
customers—they're our best salesmen of course. If you
haven't got time to come out, why not give me a call at 524-8411
and let's talk about your motoring needs whether new qr used.
.As an example, how many 68s hive you seen in the Iest) whi le
that compares to,this one? 4
Al968 Chevrolet lmpalatwo dpor hardtop with only 31_,00.0
MILES, a, one lady Owner, equipped with a V-8, 3 speed
automatic,' power steering, power brakes, radio, rear
speaker, rear defogger, factory vinyl top, all whitewalls and
wheel discs, plus many'other options that make this a very
outstanding unit. Lic. 9958A. This is a quality reconditioned.
used car at a fair price.
PLEASE NOTE—We now have a special new low rate on-the-
spotfinancingplan for newunits with no payments till March
15, 1972. '
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NON
133 acres all workable and , all DUNG,
drained. Terms 'arranged: Here is a brand new home
you can afford. V.L.A. lot.
Business --. ro ` ert .- R 'z attractive
•,..•... . ,..P _.ia ..3r �� _- -thy.., �.=Elr�ctri� �.nh,eati g, � a
Square a good •investment kitchen. Low down payment.
anytime -prasently eased. Immediate possession. essron. Lo
w
Must be sold. Price reduced. taxes. Carport. Owner says
Act fast. w sell.
Nearly new brick 2 -apartment
home, broadloomed, ,each
apar•.tmen.t.svitla...new frig,
_apartment
aitd-dryer-ideaT
retirement home. Rental
• income reduces overhead.
Low down payment.
LES PENTLAND, 182. Cameron St., Tel., 524.8807
, ,
DON ABERHARTr 38 Britannia Rd» W. Tel., 5244218'
•
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M.
Except Wednesdays 8i, Saturdays •
Located us North. of the Candlelight Inn and across
from Conklin Lumber on Highway
IT DOESN'T COST 'YOU'
RE EIA SER •
11A
„�,.. ,.• AN _.YTd.I1tiG TO MK— .-. F. �. _•..
As some members shook their
heads with concern, it was
revealed at last Friday's session
•of Huron County Council that the'
staff in the one year-old Planning
Department will likely have to be
increased in 1972, .
Indications . are that . another
person will have to be added to
Complete,' the `tremendous
'consuming' procedure which 'must
be followed in every 'severance.
Speaking only briefly to
council, Gary Davidsen said there
have been some . problems , in
administering the official pian for—
eHuron County but adjustments in
the Plan will be made as soon :as
possible.
• crease in volume of work. due to Davidson, ..also urged all
nal
Land Division matters". It was municipalities'to have zoning and
shown that i€county planner Gary building bylaws which would give
Davidson is to be able to get on power to local ,committees ,of
,,,� ire^ to db adjustment:
additional personnel will.have to In o re�r `busrne'ss ,ft as --
be secured to relieve Davidson of learned that approval has been
• his land -dividing duties.. reeeiyved from the Province for
In his report, the chairman of two projects under the Winter •
the Land Division Committee Ian` Works Program to be conducted .
•McAllister, Hay°To' rnship, said at the Huron County Pioneer'
his committee had expected about » Museum., The ,initial project for
120 applications in the first year. •$10,050 is for a clean-up program
To date since operations began and other required maintenance
August 1, there have been 138 work, The second•project is the
applications including '65 rewriting of the Museum• booklet
applications completed, 69- and also recataloguing exhibits as
pending and four files closed, they exist at the present time for .,
'About 400 , severances will record and insurance purposes,
likely be requested soon in It was also announced that -'
connectionnwith .the _hydro line, v-erbal approval had been ..
going through Huron County from received front R. E. McKinley's
the Bruce Power Station, - Ottaw'a office for a program in the
",We are,several weeks amount of $22,520 to clean out
n behind," said McAllister who brush and , v�eeds along, Huron
explained to council the Wilt- County roads.
Egmon4viI»fr»property»
subject of :lengthy talk
The committee from Seaforth-
Tuckersmith attempting to
restore the VanEgmond Reserve
in Egmondville as a tourist
attraction in that area appeared
before Huron County Council last
Friday to solicit a donation for
their project.
Whileno enact amount of money
Foundation, a government-
sponsored organization dedicated
to restoring and refurbishing
historical buildings.
tCol. Anthony VanEgmond, the
man commissioned 'to construct,
the road from Galt -to Goderich,
settled in Egmondville which was
named after him. • This ,•colorful
JEEPM
,SSADORJ /E
IN -AMI
MATADOR—HORNET—GREMLIN
G•RAF'S SERV -ICE
„ Goderich
2 , 8 :%field . Road . bd
6s1 ay
iora ,.Nl r OO, „ .,
JohnGraf
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FINA
reminded to be generous since •
Seaforth-Tuckersmith is now
"demilitarized zone" where the_
-Idris and other'4ndustla•ie-a<re--.,
all that ...rd -er -us
small and not o
.1' p
and 'where"charity is iflmost
iilecessary."
. A ,,ompiete history of the
emergence 'of the , ; Var Egmend .
Restoration ly oundation was,
recounted in detail ,and it was
shown that the vont) is now
affiliated with . the Heritage
1837 Rebellion and was widely
known for hia soldiering abilities.
oh treAlev r irrecl,in the
il,'it
=�'hEottd-.�oitae:.�he�.bu t
while he resided across the road,
a property also under
consideration by the VanEgmond
Restoration Foundation.
Twenty.five percent of . the
donor for the,restoration pro f ect
,. . 1,.. ♦
mast be raiised locatx y total
labor Wil be hired to .complete the
work,' it was promised;