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'GROUND EXTRA LEAN ' . 10 LBS. FOR
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Home Dressed Inspected Meats at. Wholesale Prices
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The Shoppers, Squu.re. roplacemen•i ,.with 'new
Association: ciation,: formerly the sidewalks andaving stones,
Guderich Business Men's trees, and new lighting he
AssociaGen. presented a installed on the sidewalks on
proposal to• Goderich Town : The Square and radiating
council for the flouncing of ' street'.; as recommended in.
the oft' street -ppr•king and their proposal of last year.
square c. t u t if i G„ti•;t„ie n The Association recom-
prrugram: I ' mended the, proposal 'he
The program •calls,for the . completed thisY ear and that.
realiival of•existing sidewalks , similarbeautification
•where necessary :and program be implernented.for:
-, BY DAVE SYKES
r',itlraling til r, t•t, t+hien ,rfivt
y,,4i,u• pored °flit• tol;t.l area
would I,,t• Ilirrler•etl 'by
W uterlucr S.l rt•t•t on the West, •
Victoria Street on the East,
Elgin A venue of' the South and
Nelson Street or the North,, ,
: The Association , recom-
mended.that the .cost of 'the
sjdew'ulks. and paving stones
and installation of the new.
lighting be the responsibility
Jim Britnell .told council that
winter, control costs for
-The unexpected high costs January . were 59 per cent
of winter snow removal may, ' higher than last ;year and
mean a delay in the paving of, amounted to nearly half of the,
Road 19 from Ethel to Hfgti= "snow 'removal budget, ; The'
way86 until'1977. January total in 1975 was,
'Huron County engineer, $6\7,000 as compared': to
e
of the, ruunic•` ality. They-
suggested
heysuggested
that the crltst.
trees and lighting fixtures be
paid through a business: tux
levy. e
"fhe levy would he irnptisf.'d
-by,u
The.
on all commercial
and. professional b.usin.esses
in the-ar-ea on the, husin:ess-tax.
un . an, equalized percentage
basis to raise $5,000 per year•:.
They suggested that, a
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$107,200 for .this (' year. The
1976 budget is $230,000.,
,Britnell explained that it
was prerriature to 'predict, the
final winter 'control costs but
the trends indicated an
overexpenditure of 50 to 70.
per cent or: 'as 'much as
board of management con
sisting of two councillors and,
three businessmen ad
minister the fund on projects
)11 the d(•I'int•d arra: ''he funds
would be distributed on a
.need fur present or • future
hetiWi 1eatiyrn„err •(m-
1 n)\entunt
It'-W'as .rt•c>ornnicndethal
town cuuiieil purchase or
lease the Ii.0 d required for•nff
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ODE IfiIf'tdf Ct NNAkL-STARRTRUR 1Y, MARCH
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97044PA E.
,l rei.1 r parking . 5 '`0 00 debenture
(,u nk, ,n the Kell and rum mc•rciul and j7rofc.55!on�tb in whish a 4I 4, 1a , .
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the:• lints be,'neither• Sold nor
asst ysntents in the area Srn.an he made drici,.relaa "i7rent on
purl:
and lie used fora equalized. Masi;. It was hoped the, debenture ,,would be
p;ai king on a ''4 hoar limit a year ‘-from the
The townvoulthat the levy would lie suf $15,000
d "pave and ficieii,,_ to raise .$15,000 -per .special levy.
maintain the parking Tots and , ar'The "town would assume .
the appt:tnpr:iatc signs would .:ethe carrying charges. on a- . The recommendation of the
be•ereeted. deficit and 'w'ould receive the Shoppers _Square ASsoclatiorr •
'The purchase and or Lease . inti�re stun a surplus was referred to the., finanre
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,.,t'thc;parkingfaciliticfswould'. and works' and -engineering.-.-
be 'paid through . a bylaw II was also suggested that a "coram itLees .. , fpr ,, farther .
imposir)g . a .lcvy . o•n an 11) veru• plan could he initiated :review. , ..
$160,:000. The -Ministry of some cases it would mean.the
Transportation and • Com- e'nneerlation of road con=
munication has advised the struct•ion projects.
road committee that no more '. 'Due • to. -the costs of snow
subsidies will Ile , available, removal the• tender •.
ler- the
any-:overexpend.itures. paving of Road 19 will' he share is $1,415,600 -.and the `
would have to, be handled • delayed until •the final winter* county share is $1,078;90'0.
•entirely by' the county,. In; ....control costs Can he deter- Council approved 'a budget .
mined If it is feasible the f{ theL'b ry Bis ,d "f
Council' 'approved the road,
ce remittee ,budget of
$2_,493.600 which is up $83,000
from last year's actual
budget. The total ministry
Peewee Lionssharp I _- SEAN Ell1TOR.
(continued from -page 4) ago from a much bigger town,
®and openly stated "I hope I
in round 'robin
a performed 37 "major don't get sick and have to go
• operatrons.'' As well as this 69 to this backwoods hospital.''
minor operations were . That was the' most foolish
performed. by' our. general . statement I ever made. I
practitioners and surgeons: have had.two operations in
' This may be taken Clintons an Clinton hospital in .the last
average month at the C . three months. The first was
Public Hospital. • minor surgery, and the
TA: second, major, and'I owe my
"In • March; a ' life to Dr. Harrett and Dr.
physiotherapist will • begin Lambert. If it hadn't been for
visiting the. hospital. three their diligence, caring and
'mornings a. week, 'Mr. skill, I.would•probablyhave
.' Hoogenboom said."' died a few. years from' now, of
Oar'. ' Physiotherapy u;ndetectedcancer.
Department was. the orignia'1: Many', of our citizens .nt-tlSt
one in Duron ., County. We have -reason to be grateful to
operate on a 40 hr. week, with these doctors;. and all the
a Registered.Physiotherapist others, • ifr • the town and
on our Staff. Also much of our hospital . of . Clfnton. If this
physio equipment has been hospital closes, . have you
donated."'politicians" stopped to think
TA:.• what will happen to all of..us2
`The necessary equipment ' Doctors and nurses will movd
In the round • robin • goals, the first at 10:17•of.th'e
pl'aydowns in the W.O.A.A. first period unassisted and
last week the Lions'Pee Wees-:the second, at 11:04 of the first••.
played games and came: assisted ;by. Denis Kerr and
away with two wins and a' tie' Darrell 'Graham. Port Elgin
for their efforts. completed the scoring at the
7:34' of the second period'.
Thursday evening they Bonikowski.fromWallace.
travelled to Port Elgin and
' defeatedthe Port Elgin squad On_ Sunday'. the... Lions -
ti ,1: The Lion's built up. an .• tray.e•lled to Hanover .and
(...31-1Y 2.0 lead' on goals by were .very fortunate to come
Mike W:edloc'k assisted by out 'of 'the game with a l-1 tie.
1)aarrell Graham and Robby They.were very disorganized
Kisch and D•irrrell Graham in the first two periods and
•from .Rob ,Kish. Piirt Elgin had it .not been fpr the out;.
came back to tie the game on standing goaltending by Jim
• goals by Drake Turcotte. and MacDonald could easily have
Larry Bonikowski. Randy.' been..behiticV1by five or six
Graha•m assisted by brother goals,
:L)arrell gave the Lions a 3-2 , It was'a ;different story in
:lc 1d- at the end of the Second -the third period as -the -Lions
. ,period. i came' out flying continually,
The Lions Caine out strong applying pressure and: were
in the third period °outscoring finally rewarded with 3;58
Port .Elgin 341 as Denis Kerr lett in• .the game as Jim
from' Jim Fritzley, Larry. Fritzleyscored unassisted to
Kelly frond Dave MacDonald give them'a'1-0 lead. With less
and . Joey ' ,'.t Morrissey than 1: minute remaining in
unassisted , scored . •far the the game: :some sloppy
Lions and Drake •Turcotte's defensive -work in the Lions,
second. unit of the game with zone Randy: Ellig,9,f •Ranover
1:'1gIcftinthe third period .for picked up, a. loose puck:and
PortElgin. jembed it behind:, Ji.m'.
MacDonald for the tying goal,
On 'Friday evening Port �, ••
1:1'gi•n • returned the visit and The• next game for the Lions"
were defeated bahe Lions in' Is Friday night when they •
a close 'gam.e .2-1. Captain host Hanover at 7:30, then
Ra•r�;di Graham ',was the they travel to Mount Forest,'
marksman for both Lions Saturday fora 5..30 gine.' •
' Tor .:.this function • Will. be away to other ho'spitals
•.purchased by the women's (probablyouf o$'the province,
auxiliary." • for where else•can they work
Good. luck to the"Women.'s. in Ontario?) which` leaves us
Auxiliary of bExeter (and I up the proverbial • creek
sincerely mean that!) as oar without a Doctor, and
own Women's Auxiiiary can.e• naturally, people who need •
tell you, of the manyvolunteera.' consistent arid continuous
:hours and 'dollars "they have irt� ,edical-treatment will have
contributed to this hospital, tirmove:to'other'towns also,
and. now to have this ADULT and gradually we'll find
render'ituseless, Clinton is.a ghost town,. Who
I do notwish: to see anything will rriove here • or . stay..
taken away from Exeter, that 'without the 'security of .
they al'ready`have, but in this knowing that- • first, rate
'period of restraint; how can medical care is close at hand
anyone justify one Hospital • follow this a little further - if
getting approval to move nobedy is°'- moving in, `and:
ahead, while others in the many : moving out. what ;will
same' area are being closed,, happen to property values - so
and given 'cuts ' in ' their on and so onr r.rr r
budgets. Why take away, what This thing starts with the
is already here? Won't cold words "Your hospital is
someone PLEASE LISTEN!- closed" but the repercussions.
• a Sincerely, will be enormous:
- .(Mrs.) T. Ellerby' I wish to state- during my.
two: stays 'in:Clintpn. hospital.
A 1. hospital I received:first class surgery
and'the very best of nursing
.DearE,ditor: care following my two
The following letter has operations: I was released
•.beensent to Frank Miller. only seven days after n•iy;
Beer prices up
by 1 percent
BY DAVE.SYKES •
If' rising costs are giving .people more inclination to
` drink•then it. will he• of little comfort orconsola.tion to find:
• that beer pries haverisen again. °
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' i3r t Wers W 11 chousing announced that the price of a 24
bottle S•aseA id,risen-by 40 cents to• $7,.40• Monday:The
increase aut. r••aged seven percent throughout Ontario ane!,
' :will ra1.,e.the price of a 12-bottle'ca,e to $4 and a six-
botile-case-will rise by 12.cents'to .$2.15. All the new prices
include a five cent a bottle deposit. • •
The increase• which was approved by.both the federal
Anti•Inflation Board and the 'Liquor Control Boar:d•of.
.Ontario was based on higher, costs, including fringe
'benefits, cost of.raw materials and. distribution.
The wholesale Cost of beer to taverns and licensed
dining rooms will•'els.o increase by seven. percent. The.
• increase should amount to 'a .fair. bit of revenue as last
ycfir the people of• this province consumed 155 million
gallons of'beer.
Mr. Frank Miller,
' Queen's Park,
TORONTO, Ontario.
Dear Sir: .
First I wish to say that
there is fio point in discussing
the loss of jobs and 'wage's of
the hospital • staff, • even'
thtxigh we all know it --will'
cause hardship to. these
people. Mr. Miller, 'you are
not interested in such MINOR
details, just dollars and cents.
We In Clinton have to save
our 'hospital, and thereby
save the jobs . of these won-
derful dedicated people.
I came to Clinton .2', 'years
•
major surgery. to recuperate
at . home, hardly wasted bed
.usage!!
I:t is just .two weeks since
my ``big" operatio:rt,. and it's
thanks to such excellent care'
that I progressed•far enough
to be at our protest meeting
last Tuesday. I know I could
-not have receiv'ed'bett'e-r-ear�e:
in Stratford or London
hospital,, :and I would have
. been utterly miserable being
so•far: away from home„ my
husband • and friends would
• -not have been able to travel
that distance to visit pre,
Another very. important
• point, my own'doctors would,
have not heen • able to• tend
me. -
So me.' Miller and ,cohorts,
how can you sleep nights with
such a • weight on your con-
: sciences? If a citizen 'sees
• somebody dying. and does
nothing to help, what • would
the - criminal; charges he?
What you aredoing is worse,
• you' al -e not, just. turning a
"blind eye'' you are 'creating
a situati,on. which • will
inevitably CAUSE. death by :
rerr'tving hospitals from a
reasonably quick and safe
access. • , .
The peopllt. of Clinton are
angry, and frightened with,
good reason, when. t'.' ' have .)
small • {;trrirp of criminally
negligen.t. - p,.wer itungr•y-
pebople',ifretating to us. telling'
uswhether we may live or. ,
,lief 1.
._'I'o the pirolile of'('lirlton ane.
dit,tr•ict .1 i.(nt' saying +1'ighl •
thiti sltitt'rtt nx't as tlrough your
lives depend upon it. for in-
/16ed el .they do" and lie ,you Mr.
• Miller and , fr i ncls 1, 1 i ay
"'(rood night. ,I,tr(i ivrll• (if
you tart!)" -
Ynin's truly,
(Nlrs.) .lant'I Walters,
Cori'cer•ni•d ('it inert,
CI Mien.
tom Librae oar o
tender mai' he called • in late $301,000 an 'increase of nearly
of summer ofthis year or $40,000 over the actual budget
may be delayed until 1977, of last year. Ten.tative'. ap-
proval: was • given to :the
budgets • of Social Services
Committee total,,ling.$378,200,
up ,,531,000 from last year's
actual ' and the.,Planning .
hoard budget:of $13,7;800.
'The Planning board budget
`is'an increase of $40.000 over
• last year due mainly te'the
increase in staff. this, year. .k
All the budgets •submitted
to council have been given.
tentative approval and the
• master county budget:Will be.
prepared within .the month, by
theexecutive corprnittee:'
All committees have 'at-
tempted to stay withinthe-
guidelines with their: requests
butif the total .budget needs,
trimming, then ",individual •
,committee budgets May be(' '
discussed at council for ad-
ditional cutbacks
The Canadian, foresters' Provincial Bonspiel was held in
Goder.ich. last Weekend .to decide the team that .would
ri•present southern Ontario in the Dominion championships
to he held in Dryden Ontario later this month. The winning;;
•
oursome (from left) lead Doug Kerr, second Ted Twining,
etc. 1'riiser Maxwell, and skip Lyall Adams of Oshawa won.
the double knockout' tourneyy here and will represent their •
t orestcr Court in the chariipionship..(staff-photo)
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