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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 19'72
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PASIIWOOP and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
The Executive of Dashwood
Women's Institute was in charge
of the December meeting of
Dashwood Women's Institute,
which started with a turkey
. dinner at Dashwood Hotel. A
brief business meeting followed
with the president, Mrs. Gordon
Bender in charge. Roll call was
answered by naming the gift
New salary schedule
(continued from page 1)
$6, 700 per annum..
At Huronview, the estimates
are in for the landscaping prof -
ect there. Contracts let to date
include R. Gordon Rapson,
$8, 293 for sidewalks and path-
ways; Ives Construction, $2, 500
for patios; Art's Landscaping,
$4,224,62 for trees and shrubs;
and Huron County Highways,
$219. for contingencies. Total
is $15, 236.62.
"This total is approximately
$2, 000 less than the original
estimate, " said Hugh Flynn,
chairman. "The balance of the
work will now have to be left
until next spring. This includes
the installation of a planter,
lighting and the golf greens, as
well as the digging of flower
beds in certain areas around the
Home."
Also at Huronview, the fuel
oil tenders was let to Ross Scott
Fuels, Brucefield, for 12.95
cents per gallon. Last year's
oil cost 14.16 cents per gallon.
Snow removal at Huronview
will cost $11 per hour this year
and the contract goes to Glen
Layton, R. R. 5, Clinton. Lay-
ton had the contract last year
at the same cost.
Total expenditures in the
Social Services department
amounted to $232, 314.58 as of
October 31, 1972. The county
share amounted to $62, 313.90
with the province contributing
the balance. The county share
is approximately $15, 000 less
than anticipated and it is exp-
ected the surplus willbe maint-
ained for the balance of the year
John McKinnon said the surp-
lus is due to the fact the prov-
ince on Ontario is taking over
the extended care program for
nursing home patients.
Next year's committee struct-
ure will be a little different. Th,
development committee will be
divorced from the planning
board and will be set up with
a separate committee consisting
of five members. This commit-
tee's responsibility will be the
development officer, tourism,
reforestation properties and
agricultural matters.
The function of the county
museum will be transferred back
to the property committee.
Two additional members will
be added to the Social Service
Committee, although only four
of the total could represent
County Council on the Children':
Aid Board.
University of Western Ontario
scholarships were approved for
John Goddard, of Hensall and
Miss Margaret Gorwill, Seaforth.
A scholarship for Joseph Phelan,
R. R.2, Blyth, a student at
Ridgetown College of Agricult-
ural Technology, was also ap-
proved.
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Police Report
On Sunday at 10.45 , a car
driven by Larry Whiting, Exeter,
skidded out of control on Huron
Street East and collided with a
hydro pole, The driver receiv-
ed lacerations in the collision.
Total damage was estimated at
$2, 000. by Constable Al Quinn.
On Saturday at 1.15 a. m. a
car driven by Richard Quesnel,
Crediton, collided with a hydro
pole on Huron County Road 4.
A passenger in the car Robin
O'Brien, Dashwood, received
head injuries. Total damage
was estimated at $800. by
Constable Frank Giffin.
On Saturday at 1.40 a.m. a
car driven by Valerie Regier,
Zurich, skidded out of control
on Highway 83 west of Exeter
and collided with a tree. A
passenger in the car, Diane
Klopp, Zurich, received minor
injuries. Total damage was
estimated at $1700. by Const-
able Bob Whiteford.
Area motorists are advised
the new multi-year licence
plates are now available at the
local licencing offices. The
schedule of fees has been chang-
ed also. An eight -cylinder
vehicle licence is $40.; a six -
cylinder vehicle licence is
$32.; while four -cylinder or
less vehicles are $23. The exp-
iry date for current licence
plates is February 28, 1973.
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Kloo Lake, on the Alaska
Highway, north of Vancouver,
Yukon, was narned after the
Indian name for "fish."
SEASONS GREETINGS
to all our
Customers And Friends
Bayview
TOURIST TAVERN
( on Highway 21 - between St. Joseph & Grand Bend)
wanted most for Christmas.
Christmas cards received from
other Instututes were passed
around as was a letter and card
from our sponsored Indian girl.
Court Whist was payed with
Mrs. Greta Schade t igh, and
Mrs. Glen Webb lour.
Mrs. Louis Restemayer, Mrs.
Bertha Hayter, Mrs. Frank
Irwin are patients in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter. sd Stire is a
patient in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London, where he underwent
surgery.
Mrs. Katie Vincent, Grand
Bend, is staying with Mrs. Ed
Stire.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Becker,
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Becker and
Wayne, Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff and
Bruce, Mrs. Donald Glanville
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Henry Becker's brother, Milton
Brandt, at Kitchener, on Mon-
day.
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