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13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 13 SERVICES AVAILABLE
• SCREENED
TOP SOIL
Lyle Montgomery
Clrnton
48,2-7644
' CHIMNEYS' And
CARPENTER MISS
For new or pointing up bld
chimneys pr small carpentry
jobs.
VERNON GLENN
AUBURN
1-526-7230
HOFFMEYER
Plumbing & Heatii g Ltd..
APPLIANCES
55 KINGSTON ST.
ELECTRIC
Inglis washers; dryers,
refrigerators, "W, dishwashers,
ranges
' GAS
Ranges, barbecues, lights,
ranges
LYLE MONTGOMERY'
CONSTRUCTION •
Crushed Road gravel;crushed
stone (for ..drainage work) '
Clean Cement G.ravel,,, Pit ' Run •
and Fill Gravel, Back hoe work,
Screeneda Top Soil
CLINTON - 482-7644.
Phone . eve iings' or before 7
a.m.
,1)„tfn •
F. Schmid.
Welding
Repairs
Specializing '''
In Custom -B t
Railings
Dungannon
529-7922
ACE
.RADIO & TV~_
• a1416.04oil
Sales ”& Service
Repairs to all
makes of,
Radio A Television
60'PiCTON ST. W.
FRANK WILCOX-524-7.771
• YOUR FURNITURE
° AND CARPETS. ° •
DESERVE THE
BEST!
"• Htaave
Carpet Care
Clean them with
Steam
Calr
524-2440`
HAVE: your rugs and chairs cleaned
by dependable cleaners. CaII
Superior Maintenance, phone 524-
8892. .Goderich.
18,MIS.CELLANEOUS
NEW car (air) leaving ,,for British
'Columbia soonest, Call .524-
24:31, •.•••3:1
14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 21. BIRTHS
All persons having claiths against
the Estate of AMOS BALL, 'Retired
,Farmer, late 'of the .Town of
Goderich, in the County of Huron,
who died on or about the 12th day
of -March, 1974, are required to file
the same with full particulars with
the undersigned by .the 24th clay of
August 1974, as after that date the
,assets. of - the estate will be
distributed. '
DATE1I at Goderich, Ontario,
this 25th day of' July, 1974.
• • PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
GODERICH, Ontario.
Solicitors •for the Estate.
—31,32,'13AR
All persons having claims again t
the estate of Beatrice Maud
Needham, late of 107 Picton Street
)✓Sets Goderich, Ontario, who died
•July 7, 1974•„ are required to file
proof of same with the undersigned
on or before August 31, 1974, after
which date the estate will be
distributed with regard only to 'the
claims of which the undersigned
Shall then have notice and the un-
dersigned will notbe liable to -any
person of,.whose'claim he, shall not
then have notice.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
.this 24th day Of July, 1974.
''-ROBE'RT RONALD - NEEDHAM
and
„JOHN EDWARD ''NEEDHAM,
Executors,
. by their solicitors herein,
HUNTER, PARKER & RIVERS
Barristers and Solicitors
44 North Street
GODEEICF'-, Ontario.
-—:31,32.Af
PUBLIC .NOTICE
WHEELCHAIRS—WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service Commit-
tee of the Goderich Oddfellow and'
Rebekah Lodges , have equipment
for loan. bon tact - Amos
Osbaldeston, fi'24-9623 or Fred Frit-
zley, 524-7217.
16. PERSONAL
) YOU have marriage or 'family
problems", The Ministry of Coil -
mutiny & Social Services offers help
in t he form of marriage aril Tamil'.
c•nuris€'Iling either in your home or
in' t he Wingham: Office, 199
Josephine' Street. For' appointment,
phone :357-:3370:-8tf •
17, LOSTAND:FOUND
FOUND: • Dog; small female'' black
'and tan terrier, 'wearing collar,; no
tag. Phone 524-7719.;'33•
•.
'LOST•: One pair boys' roller skate's
size 8, corner St. David and Victoria
Streets. Redvard•• Phone' 524-
2351:-33
19. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
�-�-.DRAINAGE
BUSINESS fOR
SALE .
0
Equipped for ' 'farm and
m
• unlclpatotlle-with full season's
work Included. Buckeye _Super
G tiling, machine; T.D. 7C Inter.-.
national Dozer;" Case 580
backhoe; 4 -Wheel drive trtuck;
some miscellarieoui equip-,
4 meat. ,
Contact
',FRANK POSTIL.L
RA. 3 'Clinton
Phone 482-9101` '
HUR�,NLP1NES
• rya " . , n
"Construction Service Centre"'
482-7901' '
tf
CLINTOi',.
Electrical Wiring -'
Concrete and°Brick Work
General Contraictingr
Excavating and
4, -Dozer .Service
a
Back Hoe Service
Trencher Servic
TFN
Q
t.
BOUCHER: Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Boucher, of London, Ontario, an-
nounce the arrival of their first
child, Rebe'c'ca. Ann, at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, August 4. 1974..
Granddaughter - for Mrs. Lucy
Boucher, London„ and Mrs, Phyllis
Cutt, Goderich township.—:33
MORGAN: Tom and Darlene are
happy to announce the arrival of
their sots, Jeffrey Thomas, born
August 8, 1974 in Victoria 'Hospital,
London. - Proud grandparents are
26. R D OF ,THANKS
POWELL;.1 would like to•thank all
ink friends; • relatives and medical
staff for their thoughtfulness, and
gerlerosity shown me duri g my
recent illness.
Ab, Powel .-33x
MACKAY: To employees of
Dominican Road Machinery Com-
,bpany., many, ' many thanks" for
,everything..
Don MacKay. -33x
ROBERTSON: My sincete thanks
t(( friends, neighbors and relatives,
for visits,. cards, flowers and
enquiries while 1 was in Alexandria
Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors.
K. L. Lambert, A. B. Deathe and B.
-•J. Lynch, nurses and staff on second
'floor. east. '
Jim Roberts-on—:3:3
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan and
Mr, and Mrs. Donald'Hanley, all of
Clinton. -3.3 --
BOWMAN: To Mr. and .Mrs, Bruce
`Bowman Goderich,- a son, Ian
James, August 7, 1974 at Alexandra,
.Marine , and General Hospital,
Godfrich.—:33
HARRISON: To Mr. ' and. Mrs.
Douglas Harrison, Goderich,, a -
daughter, Angela Dawn, August 9,
1974 'at Alexandra • and Marine
HAYES: To Mr. and, Mrs,, Jack
.Hayes, RR 2, Goderich, a son,
James Edward„August 10, 1974, at
Alexandra' Marine and General
Hospital Goderich:-33
t OERB•EEK: To Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcierbeek, RR -6 Goderich,
-° daughter, '.Julie Catherine, August -
12_1974 at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, 9oiderich-3.3
s
23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. .and -Mrs.' Arnold Makins of
,Bayfield, Ontario are pleased to an-
nounce the engagement of . their,
eldest daughter Brenda ,Anne, R.N.
to Mr. Dennis'Melvin 1Vlisltte R.,T;
•of Goderich, Ont., .:ion of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Miskie, Elmwood, Ont.'
The marriage to take place; Satur-
day, • September, 7, 1974 at 4:30
o'clock in St. 'Andrews United
Church, ,Bayfield, -Ontario. --J-33 ' 33 relatives, neighbours and friends for
”. .."'".... ^" '.._..,r,.""'_alt theiracts ofkinidness, sympathy,
floral and mer"norial tributes during
their foss of a beloved husband and -
father. -33 ,r •
THOMPSON: The family of, the
late Mrs. C. ,J.' Thompson wish to
express our .sini'ere ,thanks and ap-
preciation to relatives and friends
' for, -their expressions of sympatthy,
floral tributes, donations for Gideon
Bibles and Heart Foundation in the
loss of our beloved mother. Special
thanks' to Dr. -Watts, and nurses on
• 2nd , floor west at Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, Rev. G. L.
Royal and Rev. R: C:
McCallum; -33
BLAKE: I would like. to extend my
sincere appreciation. to - alt my
-relatives and friends, who have'
been so thoughtful during my illness
and stay at University Hospital,
London, and at home, also a special'
thinks to Rev. J. Oestreicher for his
visit~., ' . '
Orvi l le�Blake--•:3:3.
WESTON: We wish to 'express our
thanks' and appreciation to friends,
neighbours, and relatives for their
kindness, and sympathy shown us
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of a dear husband, and
father; for the many floral tributes,
letters, cards, donations to the can-
cer society and other acts of kind=
ness. Thanks. to • Rev. Youmatoff,
Clinton Legion, the pallbeareers, .and
. the Ball Funeral Home, —Maude,
'Elaine and Don, 'Jackieand Don,
Kathryn. and Morris. -33 0'
•
GRAHAM: The family of the late
Percy Graham wish to thank
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M; 'M Simp- '•
son, Kintail, Ontario, are honoured
to announce -thee forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Edith '
.Jan to• Mr. Gary George Douglas.
Kaye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
N. Kaye, Milford 9.ay, Ontario. The
service will take place in the Ash:
field • Presbyterian Church, Satur-
day,., August • 24, 1974 .at 4:3( "r`
p.m -V33
Mr. and Mrs, George Harrison,
Goderich, wish to ahnounce the fore
thcoming marriage• of 'theit-
• daughter, Dianne Louise, to Mr. -
Andrew Leonard Von :Hatten, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Von Flatten;
Wi:llcerton:, The wedding will. take
place August ,17, J974 at Grace•
United Church, Hanover,,--- '33
Ettabelle. and Bill .Bradley,
Goderich; are' pleased' to announce
the forthcoming inarriage of their
daughter, Brenda Louise to,. Mr.
Robert -George Miller, son ctf
Margaret and Roy Miller, Strat-
ford. The'wedding is to take place
August 24, 1974, at five,o'cltx;k in St.
George's' Church, CxodericIt.--33x
Mr. and Mrs. William Damery;
Dublin, Ireland, arephappv to an=
notinc•ethe engagement of their only
'da1ughter, Anne, to'Mr, Gerald Ball,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Melhouriae
Ball,, Goderich, Ontario, The wed-
ding will Jake place at'3 o'clock 'at
,St.-Peter's"Church, Goderich, Satur-
day August; 24, 1974.-33
•
RYAN:. Special thanks :to Dr, 1st 'C.
:Jackson,' Mrs. Gletih;` •R.N. attic
thanks 'to nurse~ and staff m first
floor, Alexandra Hospital.—Jean-
nette Ryan. -33x
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KINGSBRIDDE4�
KMERS.
GODERICH SIGNAL-STARYTHURSPAY, AUGUST 15, 1974- :PAGE 13
TownCouncil
Brian , Markron -was that' Suminerfest•..con'tinues-"
spokesman for the . group of Councillor Clifford did
A large crovafd attended the citizens interested in next suggest that if The Square uare 'is to
presentation Of "Fiddler on the gg q
Iyear's Surnmerfe�t. when Town be closed off for the duration of
Roof'.' in the Kingsbridge Council met in egular session Sammerfest it must be "filled"
With ac «.
,� which included "'And
Parish Hall ori Sunday evening, last Thursday vening ' h tiv,ty.
•August 1,1, In: has •-re or a
P co-ordination cyst, the
The youth ir> the parish' had' a financial statement of this - key,''• said Councillor Clifford
worked hard in .13'eparation for year's . Summerfest, he asked„ Who heartily supported the,for-
theevent and their talents, were. for a special meeting with mat ion of the Sumtherfest
appreciated by all who attenl- Goderich Town Council to set steering comrra.ittee.
ded. ,
Up' a •``fully approved steering
•
* * ,*
Taking part ,.were Marianne committee^'for the 1975 Sum- A letter from Herb Todgham
Frayne, Kathy O Keefe,'Dianne merfest ,celebrations. , of Todgharn and Case limited
Va-n Rooy, Donna Frayne, According to `Mr. Markson, in Chatham, engineers for the
Lucille Frayne, Lawrence , 1975 represents the 125,th year South Storm Sewer project, ad -
Hogan, •Mark ,Frayne, Mary: of the1ncorportrtion of the town ° 'vised council that a retired con-
Louanne Clare, Stephen and 'the Port of Goderich
Frayne, John O'Keefe, Mary "We are here asking that
Ann -Miltenburg, Ann Marie council and citizens of
Howard, Lisa Frayne, Michael Goderich become fully involved
Frayne, 'Patrick Frayne, Don in celebrations. for this -event,"
Miltenburg;" Jim Van Osch, said Mr,' Markson.
Ber tie Van Osch, Tom A,meeting•was scheduled for ter said, could cost as much as
'O'1eefe, 'Maria Dalton, and August 29 at 7 p.m. in the coun- $600 per week. :It -has' been
pianist 'Denise Dalton. cil chambers, Any interested' , estimated the • .project - would
•
The- draw for the Catholic 'citizens are invited to attend, take 10 weeks' to complete.
,Women's League ' prizes was Councillor Bill Clifford. The letterasked Council tof
made. The first two prizes, a • thanked stall those. who made confirm that•such costs for Mr.
hard appliqued" "poppy" guilt, Summerfest happen this year. Pidgeon would be acceptable.
and a hand knit afgan were • :, So'cfew help out and so The matter, was referred to the,"
made by ;Mrs. _Dennis Dalton, many really benefit," said Administrative Committee for
The third prize, an alarm clock, Councillor. Clifford. "We study, but council feels there is
was donated by Rev, Father. should make every effort to see no alternative to the suggestion
Dentinger. "Seven- additional
bonus prizes of, $5. each were
given, because of the wonderful
cooperation in the sefling and
buying of the tickets. ,
The winners were quilt
tractor, Garland Pigeon, has
been located to provide"<the
resident supervisory services
during the 'construction of the
drain.
Fees for Mr. Pigeon, the let -
e
Eileen. Darsis, Huron Sands
Rd.; second prize, ' afga n, Amos
Lickti, Waterloo; third prize,
clock, Doniel Weiss, Formosa;
seven' bonus prizes- of $5 each,'
-Agnes ' Tischart, Kitchener;
Lynn Magee, Wingham; John
O'Connor Kingsbridge; Mrs;. -
Gertrude Murray, Hollyrood;
-Mike Chow, London; Mrs, Or- i ,
mand Heffernan, Kingsbridge; •
and Dennis Qurnlan, because summer' is such ,a
Kin sbrid e magnificent time of year, we 'try
MOt;orcyctist
is cut off
A Goderich°R man was forced
off ' the .road at Victoria and
Elgin Streets August -9, police
report. • '
' Kort-netb .. W: McPhee was
•
riding his motorcycle when a
'car cut him off. He went over a.
curb, and into a service station
lot. He was ,not hurt, but
darnaage to his motorcycle was.
• about $400, -
Police responded to an ac-
cidentAugust, 11 at Waterloo
and Elgin Streets when a car
driven by Jon L. Ginn, 229 ,
Cambria -Rd. N., hit a' pole,
Police say he was looking ,at
another car when the accident '
occurred.
�In other drattes police laid six
charges : under the Criminal
Code,' 24 under the Highway •
Traffii•• Act, five under the
Liquor Control Act and 1 Q,rie
cha rge 1 r a bylaw violation.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pithlado are'
pleaaed -to ahnounce the
engagement of Janet ,Fisher to'Mr. '
Brian Shalkdown, The - wedding is
to take,.pla'ce Saturday, August :31,
1974; at -Goderich.-33
25. IN MEMORIAM
SCHWEITZER: In Loving'Memory
of our Darling Daughter and Sister•
'Sherry Lynn who suddenly left us 3
years ago Aug, 20. -
.If 1 had one lifetime yvfsh,
`One dream that could come true,
I'd pra'y,'to God with all my heart,
For yesterday and you. '
°If teardrop4tawere a stairway,
And mei'ttories were a lane,
I'd' walk all the way to heaven,
Sherry,
And bring you home again, '
A thousand times I've wanted you,
A -thousand times I've cried',..
If out -Jove could have saved you
You never would have died. •
Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Terry,
Kelly "and
26. CARD OF THANKS
F.1. P. (IAWN: ` gwoluld'lilte to thank
the staff on 413, 'doctors and all
„. thdse who sent flowers and cards
while I was a patient in Victoria
Hospital,' London, Stiecial thanks to.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wise and Mrs,
Franc"fes Littlechild, and canct'r
"Society and the, driver: • ,
Erskine Gaavi41.-133
A- FOR SALE„
;5' SOWS,- bred 10
Yorkshi)e'boa0, second
• shortly • ' Phone
.yvenin{
registered
litters dut
524-76.71,
•
106H yielding Frederick seed
wheat•. Phone 524-7065. Robert.
Wain; R,R,r 1, Bayfield, Ont.-33nc
8- CUSTOM WORK
NFU wants
bigger subsid�
Criticism of the• induetr l
,of the industr 1.
milk subsidy recently announ
U. 6M combining, all types. of ced by federal agriculture
ape' Phone 529-74F39;'after 6 minister Eugene Whelan is
• mounting. •
The .National Farmers Union
last week denounced the 91
cents per hundred-hC'-'false
on returns Co 'producers as no('
enough.
The gaise brings the price per
hundredweight to $9.41-frorri
$8.50.,
DER E'DIT OR
Dear Editor;' Farm groups have been
The Goderich Playgrounds demanding a raise to '$10. The
recently held. their Penny Car-, Ontario Federation' of
rival, On behalf of all those. Agriculture dismissed the sulci -
,who helped organize and run it dismissed
announced by Mr. Whelan
I"would like to taank the corn- as .insufficient to stop the drift
niunity,for their support, All of of" dairymen from production,the. merchant:; con,tri,huted . A spokesman for the NFU,
willingly and c;everal corn- .drew Ki-ttmr'r, president of
panies� assisttd by loaning Local :341, aid in a'release that
materials to us. • farmers "were led to believe
A's -usual, with t`he_a.mount of*
before the federal election that
•c•hi,ldren who ttended, we did
v the milk price would be boosted
run into some discipline ,to $10.
problems„ This mayhave ,H to
of cabinet ministers
caused some parents to -he con -
said a re`telected Liberal"gciveP-
c•errted. It seems that it is nment would move im-
unavcndah'1ethat some children
-mediately to raise industrial
when away from their parents, milk prices high encSugh to off-
„ like, to Onus(' trouble'. Perhaps set this eten be, Stopped next year if increased in 'production
costa„ Mr. RIttmer said,
more parents, assist. with the The failure by the federal
annual Penny Carnival.governmerlt. to . meet- milk
Despite these • problems 'we
producer'; needs is steering
felt that the Garrti'val was •quite ° c nada tow,ards,milk: ratiohi'ng
successful., the Money made at with five; years, he said.
fhe Event will go towards a trip, Canada may he moving t'b a
,posiii'trn it held on sugar beet
production in 1968. Canada .
an'd *Dominion^Sugar -i ;Company
closed down beet production in
dnttTrio, paying off fa'rniers :.
with federal" ftfnds, he said. •
Since then the price of suga r
to 'consumers has risen to.'4O
'cents per pound from i1,1'nr6
ceras. „>
for 'the Playgrounds Il,ar-
ticipants to the Lion Safari In
ftoC'kton.. This' will take places.
on Thursd'say" Augt.tst 15.
Ori'ce again, thank you for
yopr support. Without your
help we 't'ouldn't function.
Yours truly,
Catharine Cruickshank
P>` igi Stn Co,Ordinator
to squeeze as .much as we,can
'into every rrnotnent, - so that
.When, summer finally ends we
can reminisce on the' good
times and be satisfied in •
knowing that we have had a"
full, and -complete season.
I sincerely. hope that yo}t•
strive to make your summer of
'74 an active, complete. sum!' -
mer; it will bring you much
• •„satisfaction' and warm your
thoughts in the months ahead.
Men's;• Night was held on
cn'I't sday August 6, and thefirst •
hot -dogs and refreshments ser
flight winners were Rick ved as well. as the pri7es'han-
Sowe' 1 v, Vic Pope and •George :y'' de'd out by Lisa.
On August '11 the Sunset was
Low; .:second :flight winners
pleased to liner the Fnrresters
BY LOIS WRIGHT
of -the Junior, Invitational to Foe
held here'August 28th and you
are invited' to call the
clubhouse- for your tee -off
times.
Ladies Night was certainly' a
fun time for all involved (01
Thursday, August 11. it was
thik ladies annualfun night and:
it was nothing short of amusing
to see the ladies, sitting, in
chairs, attempting to tee -off on
No. 1_ Thanks to Pat Clifford
and •J'uvc"e • Bolton 'who did' a
fine job organizing the evening.
' We hope the ladies.'cii,Fpved,thie,
•
were Mike Drennan, Vic Tournament and the Industrial
Powell, Fred,Gilhert, Stan Con- Hall League Tournament.. The,
Helly, Bill Brown, Bruce I.vn rain in the. early evening, did -
don and Goege.,,Ittrlton; third •not seem to dampen the spirits
flight winners'\were Mark of the fellows who' participated.
Lassaline, Roy: Telford, Harry Cnn.gra''tul.at�ions to Don
Willianaas, Birll Ind,. •Jaack Bedour who has 'been a fine
Brady, Don Fuller and\Marsh representativepfor the Sunset, in
Otto. two local tournaments. Don
:Juniors' Day appears; to ‘'-he won second Low' Gross;, First
• Working very • well on Wed Low Net rix Strathroy and won
nesda v morning. Our winners 'First LowNet, Second Low
were Rick Leddy, Brian Reed 'GGross in Kincardine. Keep it up
and Brcice Dougherty DOn.
Nye
e W(�itld remind the juniors Hope to see you more in ;74.
JO T.HESE FAREELL
WILLIAM C. FRITZLEY
William Charles Fritzley of
Clawson, Michigan 'died. on,
Sund"ayt; August 4 in •itis 93rd
•'year at the Holmes Con-
valescent • Home, Royal Oak, '
' Michigan.-
- Born at xoderich ,July 13,
1882, he was a sY)U of the late
Richard and Catherine ,(Dean)
Fritzley and : pent .his ' -early
years in ,,Goderich where
"Bi•ng'' 'and ,,h•is . brother:;
4:q
•le„ thaw>th I walk throb,gh the volley
th.' shadow of death r'hall fear no
i ;f„n rhau ,•rrt, with mr
—23rd Psalrp
•
operated a barbershop on The
Square, l• -ie retired. iti 1' 50, af-
ter :34 years, from the ..Ford.
Motp,r Co. Rouge Plant.
The late 'Mr. Fritzley is sur-
vived by his wife, the former
Eleanor Meyer of *Clawson, as
as well as numerous nephews
and &feces.,
Funeral services were held at
the Kinsey Garrett Funeral
'florae, '. Roy 't Oak on Wed-
nesday August 7, with inter-
ment. at Roseland Park
Cemetery, Berkley, Michigan.
1972 O L D S 8.8 ROYALE
Four door sedan, 350 V8, power,steering,
—power brakes, redid ' ,electric rear,
defo 99. er, tilde moldings whitewall tires, 2p
Clock, remote control mit or. Finished. in „ -
.,
red with black vin'"roof. lc. JAW -229.
.CHEV.—OLDS.
aJM HA�'T�R
4.7
9
SF
put forth by' Mr. 'Todgham.,
• Burns Rbsa,,has indicated the
• would be unable . t:o supervise
the work and has advised-coun..
cil ,that Mr.' Pidgefsn is well,
qualified, to do .the work to' be
expected of him; • '
* * * •"'�
,Cou-ncil has had to file a let-
ter from The Ministry of
Treasury, Economics and In-
tergovernmental .Affairs which
told Jh-atmm-an---additional 5.6
million, dollars has 'been made
available for municipal projects
`o a "first-come first -serve
blisis". All applications were to
have been received by the Sub-
"sidies Branch ,by August 12.
It was pointed dot that when,
such money is received, it is for
a specified project: -
. The Winter Capital Project
intlie municipality last winter
(sewers on Eldon, .Blake •and
McDonald Streets). cost about
�,r, .14,;).000 in total of which only
about $3p,00t7 was recoverable
through the special government
money. The Winter . Capital
Project fund only covers labor
and many other costs are in-
curred in' moist munici-pal
projects. These must, be .paid
from the general' account.
"I don't know where you're
going to •.get the money,..th"at's
all," 'warned Town Ad-
ministrator Harold Walls who
noted the South 'Storni Sewer
and the Airport were Lspecia.l
considerations already '• this
year. m -
* *
An account from W.W. Ur-
ban Consultants Ltd. for
professi-onal. ,services with
respect to ' the—shopping plaza
development in Goderich was
presented.' in tie 'amount of
$•4,05•.•13. It was -referred to the
Administrative Committee with.
powerto act. '
Councillor Bill Clifford
a •ked that the account be noted
scA council could
Piave "some
idea of the cost Pnvolved in
finally obtaining the' plaza.".
SUMMER,
SALE,
bCONTINUE
S
LONa$LEEVE'," -
DRESS SHIRTS
SPECIAL GROUP ' REG.
$9.00 to $13.00
$,4,45
JAMAICA SHORTS
REG. $5.95 to 811.961
1/30FF,
SPECIAL' GROUP
SUITS.
5OFF
SHORT -SLEEVE .
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