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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-06-26, Page 1The Week`s 'Woother satin; 1 tiro. Rain: .33 inns, ivil Defence Is Discussed by County HenIs, d'esigrnated, do ♦'vial de- 'fence pZiaaining, as, the re,ceptaon raarea, fore 94,000 people. County Oorup'ue;6lr was. tioP ld ,1:a'slt• week by Zagax' F. Bevis, civil derfe ice r o- oirdii,•n+ator of Ouu ole, If nuclear warfare, Comers, sra.id Mr Bevns, maaam target amear5 such tars Wind - Por and T•aa+ornito, ',vdal, be evacuat- ed, Huron, v¢ill be- .expeciterd rto re- ,eeiv+e !evacuee's from the Windsor area.. "If t'hu's shonulyd happen tomamor mow,,„ be siaid, llthewe WiN be ipeopae from J�Dlss,ex and Kent coluntties routed to you," The basis, for the dwil deafemce job of l,aohimg after evacuees, or W,ugeers, be, sad+d, is, 4a the +ruin'- Op d, semibess;- ;p;orlrice, ,fine, lhiekal+tlh, vwoifare amid engimeorrlUg. Civil defence p'xian ing dsu Hur- n, he warned, will ha" to c+om- 00 r Win deltaill wheat to do about hous&ng, feeding, and, aoaWmg rafit-, ,erthe essential needs of the, people lwbo wound' be, Huron's reispolru4_ rbiliity if ,the, 'Windsor area were attacked or ordered evacuated. 0 Many a C Topics Discussed By County Council CJounty.• Coun,61 ,resitored the $1.00 annual • ♦grant :to the county's seven +live s -tack breeder orgtaau za tions, sifter trimming them from ,the budget in January. Afterthis year, on recommendation- of Reeve William, McKenzie, Exeter, ithe ror- giamnzattironswill have to submit financial statements oto council, and ,gro is wdrll be a14u tt+ed on the basri!s +of 'these. Council vo+ted 28-5 aagannsrt buy - Ong 19, acres, near St. Joseph, for use as a county park. Price- was $1.7;000, 'Reeve. Vaalentine Becker, Flay Tovwnshlip, Gone of the five who voted for -the move) said (the 'Property 'has more ,than 60 rod's of exce?,1en't sand beach, and is at thre :termlinus of a'toW Ls, chip road. "We all :feel we need land l ke, Vis,,, said' 'Reeve Becker. "Mills Rand is geitti,ng picked up a4omfl the breach, and soon there. won't ,be any left, and people won't be able rfr0 ,go, down to. 'the Water". .Reeve, Oeall Blake, Ashfield f Township, tsaWd he doubted that the CTrvtario ;gonrerramvemt would be. in- >berested an helping to abmy° achy !,park lend' of Jess ,than 50 acres extent, Children's Aid Mrs. Mary F. Chaffee, super- intendent of the Chirldrenfs Aid Sudety reported having 153 cUid- rien under supervis_ron in their awn homes, in boarding homes, or in adoptive homes. Thiene are 35 Chromes on wahWing Jost tor child - (Continued on Page Twelve) Supervisor 'in Charge ,Th,e new suwirriming pool, at Wo Lown 111 LOW ,open, for, f12 �R+rpt )time lti1is Saar 19M 19V J,ww 19 71 44 V. 57 2t) 74 ..52, '7.6 48 !the Shaer, 66 $9 60 ,tine are ra441owedl past the a7teps 73 Q ss 60 M 70 53 85 fib 24 70 49 76 52 25 68 5.5 74 08 satin; 1 tiro. Rain: .33 inns, ivil Defence Is Discussed by County HenIs, d'esigrnated, do ♦'vial de- 'fence pZiaaining, as, the re,ceptaon raarea, fore 94,000 people. County Oorup'ue;6lr was. tioP ld ,1:a'slt• week by Zagax' F. Bevis, civil derfe ice r o- oirdii,•n+ator of Ouu ole, If nuclear warfare, Comers, sra.id Mr Bevns, maaam target amear5 such tars Wind - Por and T•aa+ornito, ',vdal, be evacuat- ed, Huron, v¢ill be- .expeciterd rto re- ,eeiv+e !evacuee's from the Windsor area.. "If t'hu's shonulyd happen tomamor mow,,„ be siaid, llthewe WiN be ipeopae from J�Dlss,ex and Kent coluntties routed to you," The basis, for the dwil deafemce job of l,aohimg after evacuees, or W,ugeers, be, sad+d, is, 4a the +ruin'- Op d, semibess;- ;p;orlrice, ,fine, lhiekal+tlh, vwoifare amid engimeorrlUg. Civil defence p'xian ing dsu Hur- n, he warned, will ha" to c+om- 00 r Win deltaill wheat to do about hous&ng, feeding, and, aoaWmg rafit-, ,erthe essential needs of the, people lwbo wound' be, Huron's reispolru4_ rbiliity if ,the, 'Windsor area were attacked or ordered evacuated. 0 Many a C Topics Discussed By County Council CJounty.• Coun,61 ,resitored the $1.00 annual • ♦grant :to the county's seven +live s -tack breeder orgtaau za tions, sifter trimming them from ,the budget in January. Afterthis year, on recommendation- of Reeve William, McKenzie, Exeter, ithe ror- giamnzattironswill have to submit financial statements oto council, and ,gro is wdrll be a14u tt+ed on the basri!s +of 'these. Council vo+ted 28-5 aagannsrt buy - Ong 19, acres, near St. Joseph, for use as a county park. Price- was $1.7;000, 'Reeve. Vaalentine Becker, Flay Tovwnshlip, Gone of the five who voted for -the move) said (the 'Property 'has more ,than 60 rod's of exce?,1en't sand beach, and is at thre :termlinus of a'toW Ls, chip road. "We all :feel we need land l ke, Vis,,, said' 'Reeve Becker. "Mills Rand is geitti,ng picked up a4omfl the breach, and soon there. won't ,be any left, and people won't be able rfr0 ,go, down to. 'the Water". .Reeve, Oeall Blake, Ashfield f Township, tsaWd he doubted that the CTrvtario ;gonrerramvemt would be. in- >berested an helping to abmy° achy !,park lend' of Jess ,than 50 acres extent, Children's Aid Mrs. Mary F. Chaffee, super- intendent of the Chirldrenfs Aid Sudety reported having 153 cUid- rien under supervis_ron in their awn homes, in boarding homes, or in adoptive homes. Thiene are 35 Chromes on wahWing Jost tor child - (Continued on Page Twelve) Supervisor 'in Charge ,Th,e new suwirriming pool, at rvivles acid nepOxtions Maiton aCiom muntty Parr will bre The fallluawang; armies have been ,open, for, f12 �R+rpt )time lti1is Saar J,a ,hyo, a by the oo�llaT14't`t,ee, An Ch- son ora: Fr d'aay, evening, June 27, oMe, ,cru($ ful4, co-operation of ail' wtitlx iswili mring from 7 to 9 P.m. us em of the pool will, xnal�e tfor k'lol,+lrawd!ng that ,reg!ullar schedulers e, paeiasan't emtioyablie summer: Will be carried out ,throughout 1., Nl,> spectators, are arilo wend ,the sR1Rnilrer:past !the Shaer, Maii,tUndr Jdgar, rteacahex at 2, Gam'''y betbems in batlAng art• A/V/M Hugh, • Crampbreal Public ,tine are ra441owedl past the a7teps Scluaol and well-known through- leading to the pool, ,out ith+e area for his work wirth S. There srhaR ,be no rrurunamg, minor hockey teams, and as for- pushing or horseplay ,of any 'kind - ward With the Clinton Cats, will in, Me pooa' area or dressing roan's. ,be supervisor of the pool. 4. Smoking caning and che'wi'ng Tiwro, Ca+irftn young-stoms, Tien- .g,um is )prohibited, un the pool inreth 8rigoistaud and Diane CSamp- .deck, bell, W -11T acct ra,,s• ali+feguards at the 5, The '!adders are +to be used po,ol4. This, week they have been, for climbing am or out of the poral taking a• specaaii course- in water OiN•ILY, The user must face the safety nml: Ef"eving at Goderich, ladder. whire!ir: Flying Officer G. L, „Bud" 6, Only one person is, dRowed Hayter is conducting. ,oma the diving ,board at one haime. histruc!tmess, Mis's Einerson, 7. Diving wiith: faipperro on, ore Mderach, hays been, engalgeid for ,from the side, of board is, pro - the summer season; and, will car- lviliWted, ry out swimming lessons, each $. Srvwirnmiang is not all awe�d in j mrorning from 9.30 a.m. to 1,1.30 the 10%foort waiter depth. This ami. T1erssons will: each, be a half an hour, and there is no charge what- end .is for avers only. 9. Do not .climb, on the guard sloever to the pupils, bowers, or on the fiance, Applications 10. Use of Inflated titles, pdalaovws, ArprPReaetipns for swimming ire- etc., in. the Pool is, p¢rohiUt'ed. sibrucdoln must be made am writ- lx, 'Theme shraa4 he ma calling for ing, and bear the, signature a :the w.* d, of a Liffe Guard when such parent or guardian,. These applica- as not needed. 1'2, Splitting and rusting profane') tion harms: appear lav ,chits issue Ira!ngurage ane prohibited.� of attic News-+Re'c4rcl. 13. Bathers, are vequured aro bake Swimming a complete, shower before enter - General sm mTn1ng vessdons wit ding the ,pool]. be held each after -won from 2 to 14. Please -do not .converse with ' 5 p.m., when it is. expected child- the .Life, Guards and 'Staff, they rem, wu!ll make use of the pool, and have jobs to do. :uv the, evenings froom 7 to, 9, when 15. No d-Aldren under six years the aswammemis are expected, to be of age, allowed an peal area. mialWy a,du3& 16. Haws: Lessons from 9'.30 Seasons Tickets. rt+or 11.30 a:m.., Monday through Seasons! tickets for the after- ,Fvi,day. Csem,ea;al swimming from nccn and ev+etniong s,ess!ions• are a- 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 toe 9 p.m„ variable at erkher +the office of the 17. Amy p'ennn dismergamding tli- C:Iriniton CPUC, or at the Town ese rules for refusing to oobey', (11,ez,k's• office. Cost is $1.50' for members, or the staff, may be, de- ehrldren; $3,00 for high school situ- xi+ie'd +titre ,use of the, Poul and, Park. den and., $4 for adualts. All'. appl'iirca+ti.on foams are, too Rates be, in the hands of -t'he supervisor, Wu[t4iout a season's ticket, ad- Matiitlamd Edger, or .af the i<nsrtruc-' ri itt Y>~e Ito r4h!e nodi +♦cats x0 c'en,41s, -taew, M1gs, Etnemon by Sarturday, for ch14!dren of pubaic school age; June 28, ,at nater,, 25 cents for high school students All p:ers'om wislhing to receive and: ,adults. instruction in swimming, should: For ,two aiduC,ts and all children be at -the pool by 9.30 in the in one family, rates is $10 for morning, Monday, June 30, when the season. they wall .be ,assigned ,to their If no adults ,take part, then classes. It is expected there, wild $4.50• M-11, comer all• ,the children be a !begrixnnems' das%; an. intrer- .in ♦fancily for the season, regard falces; ces; a scuta+ class and'. less of how manythere are. a Life Savers, class. darn TroOhyln 'Postal Distribution Two menti un CA'int,on Post Office have brought homowr to theamseav- o0 +anal 'tO -the office by winnin+g the W. lvl, MaoLean 'Postal D,ist- ributdon Trophy, This trophy is presented fur of- ficiency in sortling mails in the j Priovince of Ontario, and this is the third year it has been compet- ed, for. Mr. McLean, was, form- erly regional director of Ontario. In the compotWoxn John Hart- ley .and Gordon Sutcliffe !had to be able to sort correctly, cards beaming the addresses of 1;009 different ,postal' offices. These thousand were selected froln, 2,- 4,0o in the .province. Between theme they scared 99.9 percent. For the past two years the Gamanoque, .posit office has won' this trophy, rt is, afar post offices designated as Grade 9, 'and' there are 35 in: that classification. PUC Grants Services Will Meet Council Over Sever By -Law ;`%ydlra, "Water and sewage serv- ice, to ,three, propent1% were O,K'di on Tuesday evening W the Clinton Pubhc UrtiQkwes• `Clounamiss(+om.: to W. S. Craig, a. house on White- head Street; to Roy Tyndall, for .a house on aR,altWnbury S,treert, next ,to Sit. Amrdrerw'4s Preaby,tenarn Church; to Knox VA41amss for his used car aiot on Victoria Street and, to, Llrayd Batkin fox a. house on Princess! Street East oppo+"sdite the CoUleigiate. Consfidleving the fast that the rariginai debentures on the sewage disposal system are now half valid off, PU(C gave a good ,dealt.' of -time to the :prerblem outlined by Commassdoner G,arrron as follows: "Why shw1d, the person huffling a Krouse now, on a ll t past which. the sewer rums, be ali&vved to tap 6nta the made for service, and omlty pay +tih!e same amourit of taxation as° aklire iperson 4ic: s )oa.,pay-', ing fior ,thee rpaslt ,teh y.�&s? They shouldd, be required to •pay a cert- ain share of the cost of ,the ryetem for 20 years just as the resit of ,the, people an town have done." Qommdstslonev� Ga+ion and Harold E. Hartley were named a commit- tee Ito contiacit council with view ,to huackng discussions : on the by- law arnd .consiider making changes. OranqePlanC*entennial Walk „The Gloraous Twe,lftlh. of July" Boyne. Loyal Orange Lodges from 'known as Murphy Lodge) is cei- wM be celebrated in Clintonon seven counties have been invited. ebratPng. ,threrir 100'bh anniversary. Saturday, July 1,2, and ttJhousa:nds pal important ithis year I The !last tune 'the Twelfth was are empected to celebrate the 268th is the fact that Clinton Loyal celebrated in Clanton was, exactly axmiuversaxy of ,the Batt'l'e of the Orange Lodge No. 710 (more often ten ,years ago, dn. 1948. Among Elston Cardiff Invited to Orange Walk Atnong the many dignitaries taking part in showing Ver. Cardiff receiving, his official in the corning Centennial. Celebrations of the Clin- vitatiion ft'om Willaarn Riehl (official of the tori Loyal Orange Lodge* will be Elston Cardiff, local lodge) was taken the night of the Mareh MP, 13russtils. Mr. Cardiff will speak at tho 31 federal election at Clintowg train intersection, July 12th Walk, which is schedttled to be hold while the Member was condueting his seventh in Clinton this year, and to which lodges froin victory rnei h in the Huron hustings, se'vern counties havd 'been invited. This picture (News -Record Photo) features was a league baseball game between RCAF Station Clin+torn and the Gidntan: C Its. That was the year the 'Colas went are to wain the ,Human Perth base- ball ti!tare. About 1,000 people paraded in the [traditional "walk" and there were 30 Lodges represented. Danc- es were held; both at the .park and in, +the tam haul. Tfwo marshals, Thomas Deeves and Mervyn Falconer, both of the Murphy Lodge, Clinton, lead ,the ,parade; mounted, on white homes. County Master Asa Deeves walked with Rivers tion Lodge No. 145, Gaderich Township. , ridesboro, carried the beset banner in the, 1948 walk; Bayfield was -rhe largest lodge on: parade, with 68 present; best drummer was George Armstrong Sea - forth; best firer was Thom- a s Shemri,tt, Bay,field; oadest Orangeman was Thomas Apple- man, 93, Gre,diton; runner-up; Maxwell Gray, 87, Wrktortr. Oldesrt lady present was. Ap- paren�tly an Unknown from+ Dray- ton, who arrived ,too Late for the parade, ,but erndoyed eupprer at Wegl!ey-Wdllls Umited Church in the company of the Orange. -0 -o Contracts let For Work at Swim, Fool Meertinvg k5t -,weekend, the C hni ton Swimrariing Pool Clomanibtee a- warded the contract for wiring the crew ,batlahaw80 to Clfi;nton; El- ectric Shop. The, Xcundaltion ♦mrd fluor being c'anrstmucteid ,by Mit- dhe, McAdam are nearing corn - lotion, and, the ptumb1bg has beern inistahWed by Vad, Iveynoltls. Though, wirth;o+ttt �Uh& to 1�om- plote the ,pr!bject, fila, 0oMnrWttee iba gbmg ahead at Bance ,to dtMite tehd'eris fW W14 Of tfho deMbIn't b1ortrlrs for trhe bathhouse. It was ,the pleasure of the coatnhnubiee ;to 'receuv,o Bent W. fiord, elerpittiserltt ng the C linitoll Lions, 'Teen 110,66, WhO pxes'eAW eche swn of $15 tow8il'Cl the, cost oil' the 'POOL Post Office employees John Hartley (centre) E. Pearson, regional director of postal services, and Gordon Sutcliffe earned this handsome who were in Clinton last week to make the trophy for the Clinton Post Office through their efficiency in distributing mail 99,9 percent. At presentation, Arthur Ball (right) is postmaster left is J. A. Flaherty, district director and W. here. (Staff Photo) New Street Lights Installed "m Council Names Wingham Man President « first annual m]eeitirr,ng of the Creating Modern, Look � County �iilm Caunciul WU en- helld lin Clanton ons Tfue�sday evoai- ling, June 24. Encouraging xeporlts Wroth only 13 of the modern than of ,the ltights, at (tire March on, !devellopments in, +the new Mm flUoresoeavt type bulbs yet to be' meeting, they neglected to put cunt were submitted, by rerpare- insltalled ,on the ,street'Might strand- through a motion concerning the se!ntatrives, of ,local, film councils. ar'rd's of the mua4,n thoroughrfares of h extra ouble,ts, This will no doubt New offtoe +s; elected fiat the 1958- Cirntton, the town bas :taken on a' cause extra expense do the future, 59 term: were G. Sitwley Newman, eleam-clllt, ,br igbt lbak. All down- should the, proposed plan be cram- WQmrghami, president; Tarr. C. J. Albert Street, and at -thee mailn x1e'd out. Cost rof the outlet in- Ross, Gademich, vice-presiderit and intersection, the new rights gleam. s,tadl diortn had been estimated at C. H. Magee, C1bnt,an; secretary - 0 braasumer.non rorroweaLaddr , truck fm+om ,the G+orderi:cih PUC far work in lnsrtaliling the bulbs•. They are cornsusedmg the purchase of tl Bell Telephone Company Again Asking new or usedtruck:Box, use in.the tel wnm.. sit was .expected that 'rel the -new lights went up; they would For Overall Increase in "Phone Rates w -be equipped Wirth outtlats, which could 'be used for a'ttaghing lighted' The Belil. Telephone Company hard been approved ,by the Board orriaments, at Chrls,tmas time. has, again filed, an appldeation of Transport Commissioners, aai However, when co:uncilput thmaug'h seeking approval ,to increase. tela- increase In net income of some, a muata,on .,authorizing the ans+tIa- Phone nates. Proposed anarea'ses $'8 mmllion is required. Because of No Paper Next Week, Holidays There- will, be no. News -Rec- ord printed next week. 1n order for Uhe 2staff to enjoy a holiday, It ds necessary to cease publication for one, issue. We hope this, inconvem!ienee ,to our ,subscribers. will not be too great. The next issue wall go to press on Wednesday, amid will be distributed on Thursday, July 10. The office will m-ernain open for the convenience of ,those who wish ,to ,place advertis- ing, contribute news items, or pray accounts. for residence rags range from the e,bfect of taxes, tiring neuumk- 10 to 45 cents per month and ates a gross increase in operat- ,forr business service :from 15 to Ing revenue ,of $16 million". $$1.65 per month. :..• .--- -� - o Thehearing w0d open in. Ottawa Lady Conservatives on, September 16. ,mi explrarirning why the company « Annual Meetitng is agatin ap!plyin.,g for revised, rates, Satisfying reprortrs were, heard foblawirng :.the federal cabinet's tar- from; all, cormnAttees at the annual dear rof April 29 rescinding the meeting of the Clinton Ladies: January 10 judgement of the Progressive Conservatdve rri'eetirng Board of Transport Coanm4ssi:on- held ,Last week. Mrs, F. G. Thom- ers which +avward'e:d, the ,company' psora was. re-elected' !president of higher rates, Thomas W. Eadie, th,e group, and, Mrs. Douglas :.Free - the camplariy's. president writes; roan ,is. vice-apresiident. Mms. W. "Th,is. company has an ,obligat- S. R. Hoarnes, is second vlce�pres- ion. oto nerve the. Public, To do so, +dent and Mrs. Tihum,as S!teepe is we, mush re,tafin ,the confidence secretary4reasurerr. Miss Maude of investors through as sound ap- Siltamran is :press secretary, roach ,to (filnandatl as weal as, ather Conveners are from St, And - management problems. Early rate rew',s Ward, Mrs. Elliott Brarblliff; relief is ess'entiad if we, are to St. George's Ward; Mrs. George prres+erve, this corifidence, and to Ebbott; St. James' Ward, Mrs, Er - operate and develop our servsces nest 1+ pips,; St. Jah!nr s Ward, Mms. in a sway [that will satisfy the H. Watkin. and Kris. Thomas O' - needs of our customers. Corneal. "To achieve (the level of earn A srodal half hour followed the ings -of $2.43 per share, which meeting. RCAF Guides and Brownies Awards Winners of spocial awards given the oulaes the year", Front, Louise Nickerson, Anne ROW- andbrownies at ACA;+ Station Clinton last land and Gail Hopaluk, each received their Gold - week, were (back Trow) tCar6h Uattinger, first en Hand badge---higho9t award in Brbvvr►lo work. class badger and Anne Ttia lot, chosen "Guide of (Nowt-lRocord Photo)