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PAGE S--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR . THURSDAY, DFC}':M RF R 29, 1977
Sprier OWNA head
Signal Star Publishing
Limited Pr•eideot. 44 G
Starlet Was elected that 27th
pre.o
kdeot f the Ontario
Meekly Ne wap.D,
Pomoelatwwhen hen that
j<a.rn.11stic body haul los
•nastal convention Ian
warkprd at the Hotel Torw.o
In boa inaugural address
Mr Sprier told the gathering
of about 900 corn muu,ty
O ewapaper publisher.. r
editor., dogtrotting per
w oonal and pMMWgraphtrt
that his Thompson
Naw.papen background
bnwghl him into the Com
inanity Newspaper busmen
with the feeling that the only
thing that really ountad
were the advertisements
"I lived by that creed until
eetaeor seven years ago, the
president noted. "until I
was shown this thin 0041.0
`u•Irty Journalism • d
coverage in our newspapers.
makes advertising sell
and ,n turn h.tp.uscarry
naore advertising 0 4u
newy pens
MrShoat suggested that
perhaps me/se
p4Dh.her• did Out 45)) the
great product you already
ltd" until the last decile
when It became so apparent
that the mutat, along num
slice( ' neededu and sr. .
Woking to , fora help in ad
ertialn' iii theta Ord w • 1
.live . the) fought nearby
Cities and men atululate retail
uu11e4
The 41 yea nal pu0luhcr ,.
the sew d publisher uta Ne
Gadetich Signal Star to be
elected presidentol UWNA
George eine also held the
pu445105 In 1 Y59
Starlet hoe toren publ.,hrng
the Signer Stat n' wspapers
,nee 1505 and,1 197'
Sitter
:5th a
ry ofnew spapermg
starting o+ rhe Guelph
Mercury March 10 •4
/he Onus., Week()
Newsp
As.uctauun hes
a19bmember .wspapers
boasts rendeterP
of unr
undone na11 nulhon people
'An equal part of o tales
Crngra is , our new and
editorial �olunrn, and u
graphic pre050101on of all
1 ,ubdanl Mark Hate, raised teammate lain Lambert to
tar 045541 Id rem owe the n,lung I senior
1 akingv ,r tory In the Huron Perth ,ennor basketball
ehampiunnmp again. strutter/ l enlral (ov,aa, (oat(
phn,ul
Shame whittle w the cess til aur sales
await nkk'turs programs foresight 5l out
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' member ub`,snrl,
.L 4 face 15• wrthbe nthos nr He saw ueeont„4g
e ossa pat up w�t,t, a, that
patronising remark' name ros,llgle x
k,uk4 Ion, our blends . '. eeYlr w,yepc„ cry
daily new twain, field while al beuv, rows a,01 ha.'
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the same time see have been those 1004 1, e
waking them luk Nita Vunk,r , a es.,w
`a, nru -
unUy "Amur. baa,' whet r ane, • 1 g.•.oC,
rhe OW NA president said a how n .atherr c,emaa.114.0
was not nib macro 1.111.1•11.011 oOIntt www And ht-ic l w'a the
the chili'.' only to .ell you no red,ng 10,11 '--we
me fact we nut ter aware new spa,et Eat 1 sl, r
that we se ' good weekly OW Nn u t brlp .1
riot mat so gond Possible Hr !et •t! n
canbei mPtac<no ns
newspapers
e can become • expertise
of ll'0'1O" e
aboutaurpu ion o erti o but 44rde' m'
Shrser lid called on the *hole or Lonitews
Ittering to be oyer'tram
putty apei g
a in their handling 01 table we erg
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our !est
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the ' `uebec que.lxm
'W haveeven ed,trlally
spoken wore a untied 40100-
being a force en be owned
won leu tette this op
portant!), ror the good al our
nu) and our Indust; Let
u.pcak pootrsely and with
er„ty
sheet said that Inc OW N1
had taken g.a ,
strides n
reCent years. and o teDs
are b e menarger a I u rt ae you
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sung • ' ,
ora mlt'tow,a R.,
Bob Shrier f right) takes over from Gerry Barker
a 1 h 011-10
Heavy industrial, commercial users hardest hit
Sewage rates up in Goderich
In owe' to meal ri creaasirt
.Pa p 1( 1 ..ansl
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elt - ls, d g t these
lac l wage
Council app0"0'* k cram of mer.a.ed
Ail, Or ode
rr,1d nt d sinal ande Cnm mrr4 a
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ustun.rs on Monday evening
Restden
the
humhumtrl Ont chargege ` of Sl ill oar
household nit to 15 50 Nun metered
tut .0 131 and ornme ariaI ratesarrno.
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p 1 S400 t Si)0 V an et` and
tau a -
ai and c • users on
metershave had tar n m mon. .hergt
enerrasedNar14400t k OOP' month
Heavy ( g faecal e, in
that laSt. Category ll see -their nett,
r s derably from int a 91 p - nl
of a metered b'11 won . m4xin,0.0 1!f
.8601 50 per nth.
M to dn
d '1''1 ['
d nmmert.n
accountsll no.. P surcharge
Cover sewage f 49 cents per
gallant each month lor the first 00 mai
•halloos of water used The next- 10111110.
gallons w II cost 40 ,ants per thousand
Pie next .200.05 -u to rust 10 rent, tort
Education budget up 11%
Huron County board of
10on adopted
f P 3,5 5,9 1164 budget' Mona
(t rddnapproving an
perc t ,0creast expenses
over I9 0
The increase will mean an
average 'crease of five
,n the county railing the
municipal levy to. 31 ' mills
The mtreased mill rate is an
average each munlclp*J,IY
will have to face but board
Chairman Herb Turkehlm
said not every municipality
will suffer the same'+ate due
lathe increase
"Some munIopalitiee earl!
be paying two or three mills
more according to thetr
assessment,' he sold. "and
some will be paying much
more then five .111*
Business superintendent
Roy Dunlop outlined the
budget for the board citing
mho m,(00 s and benefits the
reason' for the in
crease Gr' Year', bodge,
slated 815,417562 for ordinary
board coati such as salaries
while debt charges, tram
aportattptl Costo and other
extraordinary needs repaired
12,549,549 to be spent. This
Year 117,384.920 will be spent
on ordinary items and
43.142.944 on extraordinary
Mr Dunlop said the budget
was calculated on the AntO-
1 flaOon Board remaining In
'operation adding that If the
AIB t d.ebaoded the board
Quid he :n inartyle Ws far 05
wag" eiegnllat1dny are ton
cernep Hr ,aid the budget
mere., -r Warms end
benefits - which total 74 2
rypercent f he budget
.ed on a 10 percent wine
,reuse di wages
Of all the figures in the
4Odgel that s the one I'm
Ie1st happy about n said
Dunlop '1( the AIB ,n intact
and we are -successful in wage
negotiations we. are all right,
but if that doeslthave
4
spadefrankly Wedon
enough money pd aside to
pay the exits
The salaries in 19714 cost
taxpayers 114,055.540 and ,n
197• the budget committee set
aside 115,243.,290 tocover
increases for their (the
boards, 850 ,some odd em'
ployees
THIN LINE
The D s nese s pe tn•
tendent said hls concern sees
based on a dec,seon made by
the budget committee in 1909
He said the committee
deride In .use about 1200,500
in reserves the Mord had in
an effort to keep the budget in
line with 1915 and the move
had left the board walking a
than one between solvency
end deficit He said he had
budgeted 850,000 for this year
to be retuned to the reserve
fund and hoped I' could be
Moll back up without the
board having to use it
The budget calf fur
municipalities to turn ver
15,609,007 to the board Itch
Includes money needed to
correct errors in the last two
years budge`( Dunlop 03,11
m 197'5 the arae had
overestimated 'n grants by
'49.089 end ,n 1970 had
overestlmmted by , 07+194
leaving the hoard short those
amounted In in requisition
totals He -said the
munictpalitles would have to
pay those. costs. this t
year o
t
able the board to Tear the
books
REQUESTED
MORE INFOW
The other major expense.
(eed m 975 is the Purchase
of four new school buses
which the board approved at
as February meeting The
buses cost a tonal of 894.000
which showedup in an in
crease In Capital equipment
purchases Dunlop eaid the
committee decided last year
to keep capital costs eta bare
minimum and. Ilia year had
met with considerable op•
poi tion In that arca. He 5ald
leathern Wert concerned that
equipment in schools wee
deteriorating and needed
replacement and that fact
" combined wish an increase In
the grant structure urged the
committee tosupport the
,ncr, used caplet non
Trustee 1,1M Hendrr.i•n
said he 8.'11 the board needed
inhumation on the
budget hotr rtr -d nia kra
decision on it He oird the
trustees who sit on the
d c n committee a Ake
d i inregular!, with no
d40 014.t those dee 101..9 will
cast He lard the board squad
have all the information
possible 'lamming In the putt
the used In .get that
material
"Shirley 0,14110 0090.,"«-d
Henderson v Claim adding
-that the lea+inn, are made
wish no idea a• :q how .hey
wilt elematets nffrrt the
budget
Director of education lnhn
Co... void the normal
procedure is (or Aec,s4Ons
made h) the "tferal!un
comre !we to he passed ont
the management-
oee if tho lunch '
as
'Salaries ars the" . - tarn
n e coo and there - n th,n4.
.ran be dune about them
inlerjr4td Donl<p
"Maybe )1 ere is said
Henderson
SYSTEM I ACRIN(':
Ashfield 1ruv.ee logene
Frayne suggested that :101
two comm Mee system
maybeeras Inadequate
pointing nut that the
.,II
ny committee management
tenni rued un page Is,
PUC avert YCW short -out
4s 1f the problems of grooming the
arena In time for the opening of Young
Canada Week this Friday were not.
enough. arena manager Bdl Lum by was
faced stab the problem of a power patio''
at the arena Monday and rite threat of
losing the ice surface
The compressor had been inoperative
eheCnoon Monday. and after a few hours
problem took on new proportrons
The Goderich PUC was called ,n and
although the disease was quickly
diagnosed the problem was to find a
59ars part to replace the defective one
PCC manager Dave Rolston captained
that a new pole and underground.. cable
were
installed at the arena about a year
agoSince • new exit door was being
placed al the east side of the arena the
WIe had to be moved and the wires and
mints of the underground 000409 ex
tended
On Monday one of theextendedcables
shorted out at a 0e. connection and
searchedthe other two cables As luck
would have n the PU0 did not have a
spare bermllun0n Joint and a Frantic
search for One ended will, a phone Call to
Clinton
The termtnatton mint was rushed to
Godenoh and the three-man PliC crew
.worked until 10 30 p m M reconnect the
power, Rolston expluoed that the loin
was Installed as a temporary measure
for YCW and additional won will he
required
Well one crista wee averted and arena
staff and construction crew%are back to
the grooming For the tom, bang
anyway
Board agrees to hockey
Grier ch Manor Hockey submitted a Iinane la, si p nee in the future and the
were granted use of the tatement to the board at the hu casts would be 1152 In 145n
Gnelerr`ch Arena -until April it end of the season and minor 4400kry should not
ung as they a Reid initially requested ,ronunued un Dare"-'-
vnlvedrnOMHAplayofh that the board aid" 01,001
The 1,M01,ch Recreation hockey rin per cent of the
Board , iced unanimously m Rale 'Teeth., from playoff
no.. the nn' in the 'arena games hotel en the (i,brr,rh
In',1,w,ng the Young Canada Arena es. w011s the 3' Ron
Pee Wee hockey tournament grant due to ,h,' precarious
In Apr • Members of the financial position„' the minor
board mel with Oliver Gal ',rimy association
hey •.4 Logan 00001,101011 11 hae Moen a difficult year
Iasi week who was agreeable for minor hockey since we
m.g the ice somata 01 had to plagnut of town and oo
pr.01d,ng „ was 001 used 4, In a 11.w -is, 01ra1Rhi
durrng thrtiv .c k.( he ca,4 Wewere
f,affn.y told mambo's roonting ern the pia vitt f% to
the board ;ha! ^•placement of '*oke .rnewes
and kn., the
w
the hard,001 !:Mir in the ,1.11rema,r.,rg a 1(40
and 11nr,urz 'maid ave d•Iayd plavnffs
anis r t d them to :.on P d Tema, 1 his
0,der thger other 04)00(103- Doherty ovate,. !hat the
and ' 1 ant to R % bbard would retro 1. the
in -rg d to bookings dR tot ago. Too expensive
of the auditoria *hob it gat toot 4r'
`h•'Motom paeNed m n nf.r -toe k.:.
r lv r a nhnl
hiskryr. e'h1 dbru"w"w'I' Vote 5-3 a ainst
hase ars gr, w4h the o kgmal g extra copies
..14101,•01 plant ,tial! ,n the nest five
h, expand ,1 5.10(4lently to cope
:,.o ntcreasrdalrmand
that pinto w s de. gned 019000ess .one
,f t du, but
11 . I•.. no'i'rotes 1001 dui ng January
n„
dernand on those Iaciloies rose at
and , half 1million gallons
dat
74 - t ng the I .IIS she Said
I.,1' d PP"„ p'' 0h the
kpont)00
lam/earn9u expand i 0
leg based local growth that ,t
„I ste se for Y years '
save •ter„ed that _ g the flume
ave depletethe r fund and
--ha theI a are detigned to
'Nod -Ih ti the neat lenears to s
10 1....re-expansion t the
I, 0111 1' (51 I
nl
he oi•airripterp h two
eioths studying Ili, dWestidn Mrs
l'airoat ta id The present
d [ dµ ng We emu,1 0 t11
'..{w hmoney 1 f the flume
h - 0,a,• the
expand...plant
Sewage ,heeaes tot re denunl users
,n Godench were hiked by SI 00 in both
1075 and 1976 but -industrial and corn'
1nerclal rates remained the same This
true basic rates have bean Increased
1."Ort a err!, he board
Mrs Palmer said that to arrive a1 the
w rates for Industrial and commercial
users the committee selected 10
customers t random and took two
sample billings as 'examples
"Some industries are using one million
gallons of waterr per month We decided
that a simple 49 cent ,0750,se would be
tai much so we went for the new sliding
scale ' the Environmental Committee
Chairman said
'In the case of the larger industrial
user Mn Palms Y "the tin
di victual householders were carrying the
itiad flnanctnlly Under the new system
industry will now. pay Its ay
Th al crease she said, was of
(Niue f - two yeas and would be
wed'g at
tthat time
Town Engineer 13 M Ross has been
tristruCted to prepare plant and call for
tenders in connecoon with the flume
, continued on page 101
Dungannon people busy
i a seasonroti au o
gtogether on Monday at the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Errington
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling-.,, home of Mr. and Mrs. were members of their__
Darlene and Harold, of Graham McNee Mr, and families Gordon
Thamesville spent Christmas Mrs. Allan, McNee, Edward r-Pannebacker, PreandstonGail
with Betty's parents, Mr. and and Paul of London; Mr. and Cambridge; Ross and Glenna
Mrs. Robt Irvin. 1Mrs. Jim Hayden, Laurie and Pannebacker, Terry and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas Linda of Port Albert; Mr. and Kriston, Carlow; Mary and
and family of Bolton, and Mr. Mr. Mrs. Ken McNee, Timmy and Tom Ni.holson, Steven
and Mrs. Bradley and family Michael, Dungannon; ,
of Goderich visited with the and Mrs. Eric McNee, Neil Dale, Clinton.and
ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brenda and Craig, Nile. TelephoningScottBelfast; Audrey Christmandas
Thos. Webster for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Grant wishes were daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sowerby, Toronto, Mr. and
Snyder, Colin and Cathy,
Mrs. Bill Blake, Becky and
enjoyed Christmas with Kara of Cambridge; and Miss
WTayne's sister and family, Barbara Blake of Toronto
Mr. and Mrs.°Don Sowerby of held Christmas with their
Colborne Township. They mother, Mrs. Cecil Blake on
called on Wayne's father, Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Jim
Stanley .Snyder, in hospital r. Blake of Alliston were unable
Goderich. This was Mr. s Jim has been
Snyder's third Christmas to come fighting the aflu.
spent in hospital. Lucknow Fire Department
Sympathy is extended to was called to the scene of a
Mr.nand Mrs. Neil Stapleton chimney fire at the home of
and family on the death of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacInnes
Neil's mother, Mrs. Edwin on Thursday, but fortunately,
(Meryl) Stapleton in Dublin the fire was brought under
on December 18 in her 58th coditrol.
year. Mrs. Wright, of
Rev. C.G. and Mrs. Thamesville, is spending
Westhaver had their family some time with her son and
home at various times on the family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
weekend - Mr. and Mrs. Wright.
David Mitchell (Rose); Congratulations to Mr. and
Spurgeon Westhaver, Miss Mrs. Gerry Henderson on the
Grace Westhaver and fiance birth of a' daughter, Rebecca
Rick Lemon all of London; Catherine, on December 14,
Miss Carol Westhaver, 1977,, at Groves Memorial
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Community Hospital, Fergus,
Dwaine McDonald, Anne Ont., a little sister for Sean.
Marie and Scott of Kingston.
Spending a lChristmas with
The McNee family met
ungannon
doings
Mary Bere, correspondent,
529-7915
Sandra Davidson and Cindy'
Maxyimchuck and son Roger
Pannebacker, Calgary.
John and Maylin Bere,'
Karen and David Ian of
London spent the weekend
with Mrs, Mary Bere and
Jamie. Ruth and Jim Austin
of Toronto came for
Christmas Day as did the
local members of the family.
Karen stayed with her
grandmother for a few days.
Happy New Year to one and
all and may 1978 see progress
made toward peace and
goodwill throughout the
world.
A suggested New Year's
Resolution - pick up the phone
and let, yalur correspondent
know whey °you have corn.
pany or know of some unusual
happening. It all helps to
make the paper more in.
teresting.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
There was a good at.
tendance at Sunday morning
service at the United Church
on Christmas Day. Rev, C.G,
Westhaver entitled his ser-
mon, "The Visited Planet",
as it was based on a story he
told in which . Earth was the
planet visited by God's Son,
Jesus Christ.
Shelley Rivett played an
organ solo. The candle
lighters were Cathy Snider
and Kenny Logtenberg who
lit the four Advent candles
and a special white candle in
the center symbolic of the
"Light of the World" which
came with the Christ Child,
Mr. Westhaver welcomed
all who joined in the
celebration of the birth of
Christ, thanked those who
sent Christmas greetingsand
wished all a truly joyous
Christmas season,
Choir practice will be held
on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Service will be held at the
regular hours at Dungannon
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shouldR el some good new players next season "
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Ready for Young Canada tournament
Ihursday. The arena now features a mezanlne standing area above the
dressing rooms on the west side of the arena that provides • good vantage
point Ihr viewing games. (staff photo)
John tants end Dan MOON sprinkle the new la painted l face In the
0oderleh arena in preparation for the opening of 14otos I o.* Week
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Earl Rawson extends to you, a personal invitation to
his After Christmas CLOTHING SALE. Earl is of-
fering a fine selection of clothing to add to your
wardrobe at SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS. Be sure to
take advantage of this sale and shop early for BEST
SELE-CTION.
011th
tar
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091,,
444 ,1a mretong 1B45 W
n.nevi.Laud ue for night e
A •nn arena only and the
f,.•drrich Minor Hoca.y
05000101,1,5 ho es to book
payoff games during the
open Sunda) s during Yr W'
e AI,r Inlinw(0g a ienethy other alternative
dismission won B,11 Paid a Prod then evotarnert that
a h•rkry representative the 04441 nurnmar,eally
the board derided to split the rrce ves 30 p.r cent of the
gate.15
51, from playoffveim
gate r pt 'rna RAme end-
games l.0 I0 ,n favor of mono{ the noxi of referees w 5.p
hot key after expenses and prnx,mately ''x1. H,• added
Pie hoard would provide P to that the t of tending PAM
'4)91 In. minor hockey to oid 01 town for fames w
a
1
h.tp defray Ire -pe Nth A fn 0401 harden
p-na,Aed the o.vne,alion We miss hays to slay
!errs;
n
.- (toiler's. said
arrangement The arena is also in a
1,nanc,al rind 4151 Here w iso •
CIVIC CORNER
MondayMarch 11 at : J0 m town 1000011 meets in the
p
n fray, Mrat rslawn hail
i <I
Wednesday. me March o c 11 00 eraoon the hall rani
445,1,00 mienarchr council chamber oftown hell
Wdnesday. March 73.!? 00 p m the airport onsmoue
mien 4n the council chamber 31 10wn hell
Thursday March 14 at 7 30 p m the recreation hoard
meets at the rr<reatirm office with 4hat.elle.neooragd
to attend
Friday. March 15. Huron County Couneil. at 10 A m inn
Pie county building second floor, county enuncll
chamber,
A heaved debate Oared up
Monday canard
evening at the end of
rd s del herato0ns
who Town Admmlytrolnr
Hal wens reminded r.wn'd
that Parket, of IM meeting
Reath, and related milt',
A r nremeliterreports were
ft d n n m
terssisd cif -urns. nf 10400010
attended the meeting
rhe o. ropresont ahead
each he told 0091011
hdding one park.aleft
aveth R r Mare!! meeting f
council motion
00,
sate passed 1 prepare p t
`hr nl� tweets f, the
Sap .tam's
•tilt chambers The
nottro,•non napproved aft"'
Poet Robertsone regular
attend,attend.' 1d enunr,lmeeting,
this term told rnunr,l that hr..
and .Is wife wntld apprer,a re_
rnp s of rhe material sr' they
ngld. morn ras.ly Inlinw the
• pa, ei•lav h11 V,. 1.10 .
had ou'd : ft, r1 , 1141.1141
0.-Io;..,11 se theta, rt
• lie 1 erner, .,g
••004 'i
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Tiger Dunlop dollars available
The Goderch Juhtlee
Committee announced that a
enortnir coin known as Tiger
Dunlop Dollars will he
v,llable through Goderich
merrhann on March 15
The face of the rnln depicts
the Mad of Tiger Dunlop and
the reverse tide carries the
Goderich flag The cala.111
be purchased y Gode11rh
M.rrhants wan ill In ern
.ell the cam to the public The
rain will he -rnnsidered legal
lender for its Gtr value In the
town M Godrrith Iron, March
15 until eopteenber 15
After Sep*.mbrr 15 the rnm
Inv', In value and .may he
kept at a Val venin ism only
ons merchant, n.,y retain
themsold Coln. ,n 10 royale(
a. 40uv0nm.. but money may
not he refunded for Mr Aron
after September IS
Sales perw'nn.l In GnA.r.rh
will he urged t0 ask
tuatara," If they teeth to
ceive a souvenir dollar as
part of their change
In pr.paratlon for the
myriad of setlehlet planned
Fri conlunetlnn 01111 Ise, her
10 Anl the lawn ' oral
merchant, have also -harm
asked Ae. window grm,a '1 . t:1ah the
drsployt r bmt,n
bandit'. mlrr,nr and 11r r of mel'
,he spoo of Ih,So.n,r,. or promo... . i mak. 'tan ap
ten Pet,dr of n.r , Ott! '"
G11e ,1hln,n arr[4,11 ,At v1 As n1.r1
MM1r rho
niversary
boitort
1 r.. ,f ptiny,•... Iha1
rh:iroe . (h, '4 . 1• It1' 'I •',.. ml, ..f ^ • teol he
hamper .sn1. n ,s., • l;onn101 rg ran
'arrest other efehr: .••I ,e A take In
the /oleo 4- •
. ,1 r, lithat •I Ian
has 015.1 , ..n •,• prev11n „r r ,n.,..
norms rt. +A,I yon• ,, ,.'iprd,.
Board suggests $77,250 budget
The 0roderlch R - ton
Roard gave tentative p
rt
poal to a net budget f
S-
The for 497- at n special
meeting held le et Wed. redoy
The hoard's subcommittees
submitted Ihelr hudRet
proposals !or the current year
and the total budget will be
reviewed at the March 24
hreting of the rrtroatinn
oard
The hudge4 i, dnw en
last year as •Span
Th d t1e111' d when
honed with a revenue of
*04 Re resulted ,n • not
budget na-.5
Theo year
dux heard hae
h.dgeted for o,pondlturer of
ti o: n revenue of tln'non
nM a eel budget of I '57
(recreation director Mike
Dymond 4.01 the w
trimmed hr 4iti
rs
th,s-
year and was lair
-The hinder.* it an honest
one
was trimmed in
,
,elude Irdla ^ he said
The h040rt Met 0001441u.
fianuli erpend,l 1 n ' .tonic. „ ,.r;who, rfn
nal 1 ,n ..
I oA„•
out .ha. . for th' wt., ,01,11„ 1 1., it r•,r
innrr ono for 1 new Peso•and .,f
uhhr1 . n t',
a. r m Show' hof'. . rd tar.
. , f.r .'moth Ir.•" n,rt,. " •n'•, f.r ter 1,3
11,1 .'p.'.
n0 atm
. ' .,e,l 1 . Ihr
h0Agl,n,s 1011
The pr.lpn,.'4 ,,p•o.4o.4, 10, r h.n,b,d 4, it for
Oldtimers undefeated in Swiss tourney
The Goderleit 014,10e:, 0111 hare •
that at • gold medal M the internatlnend
e
Hockey
tournament the teem
le
nd
Rapcurrently
w(II In In Swl4rrta
and
nowhave • one win, pav04 retard
sifter 100 *Satre, TRW Oldtleners edged
LI In their t054444.4000*
opener and tied Saint Jahn, New
Brunswick Won Tuesday,
OIAumen netminder Jerome Jeffrey
ons minute' away triton a .hsdnut In his
first Inury it/m*1 stet. 00411rt014 took •
9-0 lead Mto the final minutes of the
tame bat the Stelrs get pis the booted fust
before the fMatMaser .pund0d.
RIII Gallon treat In Jae Gederkh
record boob oe a.tlMg the (0am'I first
lmarnemem goof, Gallon 'eared et 6'41
of the fleet period ngamst the Swiss
getting some help from Crory Toyter 8I11
f 2.0 with • oe4anxted
le mhA 1 n
Fritz
Y 5t
effort with C iltrl<h Dto MR
diem
Mended n, Bab Alexander
R4 the
insurance marker on an nnnn1,td play
GMerlch lumped In. 211 lead against
Salol John but couldn'tng 0.445n. had
m fettle for 05*,the 11tin hoDoh Alexander
bathed Goderich I a I.0 lead rout
minutes Nita the nrxl period with 44111
Gallnw getting an omelet. 0.1Mw scored
late In the period with help from
Alexander and Don 9111ott but Sant
lnhn ton& over from there.
Oslo m Me first period Jerome 1.9
foray eluded out tot. Goderkh bluetits.
In &Ifni . 100110 puck .0d.eluded with •
. - .... _ _ ..
nA Anr,. la ..1 inn 'torn
tar1 kora the
W ed' anti saw,
New Rruns•alrk player 7405 -1.111 ,r
furl Jeffrey slightly end he waw enable
to Rn bars in the (
1101 Marl
RusNlo None off the henth rA A
whop eongthe isl
shooters gave op one hoIS
Ware hrmhs aArna11, floe/mg and
held off 10 ms' mit New 0runywl0k
eh•rgos In helpkeep Ins eluta In the
tam. Gderteh amnrke4 a rm,plr of
goal plan M lar nnnl period but real4e 1
tnhehe winner
ThOldlimere Ines Sammrr,ldr,
Prince FAWnrd Island In their final
tratreamont earn., hrforo the pinyAnw n,
Su me s1Ae was Beaten by Salol John
N a win for I.Mrrleh athwart 11.411rs1
them • berth in the morn. Nei
fhe11 I ,Apr' a 4 In
▪ ,n e dog .I Althe
M0,rh.l Ihr
.aa
YA n
toll'. na 'pp's• ' r' the,
levet .11 M ror warded 10
rhu'maned for .knew '
,r n„ r,111,49M
anon• .0a e11 did *100
approval In the hoard to
piernMSo lohten and chars et
..ppenvonately ('10 nn1
rircie.rrhh•• fort, neln
Signal Smile
N,poOeear
is testy arlth
Melte 11 mnlliplies when pini
r'1 u,
1. . hate ..Io1-. f
.4
,ul•SpI•rt n,ln',•• Ihr r1 in,l rho ^ ,on. from las
"ands .4e ,.f the Pont,'k rwee. 1r 'ilk,. Allen
'swan I••h •' d• ,h. I,n,.. ,., and Onhrrty
„er..1,1 11. said • ar not 'moot •t Palmer alto
11...or (,:�h Shrufr•It 'hoer
Wheeler .r 0•, sen wsr, f n„nt Ilan
for '"n`r, .,Ar•. Ila,clon Nor'!Nor'!and Wheeler
rhe , 1st •oro 1hose tonna N. ff:ll 1l,fford was ah
0 f ism .,r ,h.- mel nn In sent Ion rho meeting
Deal for land not final
Me mho, iit
town. eounml were
t„ ixed I Monday rvrn nR that the
.thr
m,r'hale p err of henrh property
Marnthnr Fealty hoe not Ron.
W hen / „rant ,unr 0150 Itnvdnn
taint.. the. u, el the deal town
...I'^,.1 11,1 Walls told rnu nr11
11, '1 ,.14lephoned Marathon Realtythis
and deo:no'''d there ,s anothsr
Th.- land I.rmetly ra ranted by
•h. l,.• -•r age tanks at the hea.h
I -. • r rhoelyod this coon, ml thought we
hod ',ought Ihr property5aid Walla
Ir 1 hallo , telephoned 0/.0 001 04 any
04,1 der ded en fly Ib 5, year to buy
'h, property Int 110 On A ll,gure quntd
to r'now 11 by the Marathon Realty
tintruny arung on behalf of the
onadmn Pacific Railway
1 1
rel' Marathon N Y wroII te
to the town room -11 Asking that a 12.000
n
rhe qtr 1 w R ,rent with
101• Ariel representing 10 per rent of the
-aerWo agreed
to their term, and sent the
cheque to them ,AIA Walls But at no
tome did Marathon arm,111y say -they had
to -rented the offer Wr signed the
agreement but ,1 eon, ne•f r returned to
(1 they , cashed the cheque we've
gin the land - observed Mayor Deb
Shewfolt
'It doom, 1 teem possible they w n't
agree (0 Mir n rmdilinna' MId
rmmr,llnr Nish Allen who Asked that the
matter he referred to the Ms..'
solicitor Dan Murphy Council con
carred with his motion,
WINTER
JACKETS
SIZE36TO46 't
1/2 Z PRICE
SPECIAL GROUP - SIZES 38 TO 46
38 to 46
REG. TO `210.00
SALE 1/3
$ 1 SO OFF
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Alterations At Cost
DRESS
SPECIAL GROUP
1/2
PRICE
St
SHIRTS
Young gourmets
i
maps' ch.rg8
ALTERATIONS AT COST
ITnheth McMillan, right, and Jennifer Shorn hove, along with their 01.•wnates N Vt..
1011* 401450*, De. bitty reeently toilettes a Tri-I,Mlee ,0014bnek. The eoekheok Is a
reflection of fatally recipes handed down from generation to gener. 9010. The re.lpee leers
gathered by the student* el Marilyn BrWngm.•t hot. ecen..lewd*. N Vlet.rsa, Tip
hent• hove Men .Md .t feet a Bre girls tan get also Ngether and .r. .vell.Yie for Mrs
A.n.r 0.rh. Proeeede from IM protit will bay meta now Noble asee4noe for IY4
rlmsr,mm of Malaria. (1b 0t-p(t•t.l
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