HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-11-24, Page 10Mark 25 Years Association
Alphonse Quimet, CBC president, left, pre-
sents silver-plated microphone to W, 0. Twaits,
president of Imperial Oil Ltd., right, commemorat-
ing the 25th year of National Hockey League
broadcasts sponsored by Imperial Oil. Veteran
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The presentation was made during the hockey game
on Saturday, November 5.
(12) months,
We do toot object to a quart-
erly license but wish to enaph-
asize that .Ontario Farniera
have greater need fora reduced
licence fee than Or a reduced ,
license period,. Several neig4'
bouring provinces including
New Brunswick, Manitoba and
Saskatchewan have already ea,
tablished a special classifica-
tion for "Farm" trucks.
We, therefore recommend
that a special classification be
set up in Ontario for "Farm"
trucks with license fees eon-,
siderably reduced. For ident-
ification purposes special letter-
ing or colouring could be used
on the plates,
A great number of school
children are transported to and .
from school by bus.. With the
trend to consolidated schools
we anticipate an increase in
this trend in the future, It is,
therefore, necessary that rules
and . regulations be established
'to provide the utmost safety
for our children. We, therefore
recommend that:
1. School bus drivers be requir-
ed to pass a special driving
test.
2. School buses be required to
stop at all railway crossings.
3. All school buses be equipped
with stop signs both front
and rear and ALL traffic be
required to stop when. stud-
ents are leaving or entering
a bus.
We would point out that the
existing regulations which re-.
quires farmers to obtain a per-
mit before moving farm mach-
inery over 110 inches wide on
the road causes inefficiency and
inconvenience. It is at variance
with the Department of Agri-
culture policy which encourages
efficiency and the use of large
machines. Consider the plight
of a farmer who makes a spec-
ial trip to town to secure a
permit, then because of bad
weather .or breakdown is unable
to complete the job as sched-
uled. The time specified on the
permit has lapsed and he must
re-apply. We seriously question
the practicability of this regu-
lation and recommend' that far-
mers, be allowed to move mach-
ines freely between sun-up and
sun-down. We further recom-
mend that shoulders on. roads
be built up to enable machine
operators to pull off and allow
traffic to pass.
We recognize the benefits
which the Unsatisfied Judge-
ment Fund has provided. How-
ever, this is not entirely sat-
isfactory, we believe all auto-
mobile owners or operators
should provide proof of insur-
ance when applying for Motor
Vehicle Permits. We also be-
lieve insurance' should be pro-
vided at cost, and suggest this
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CLINTON
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
NOMINATIONS
TAKE NOTICE that a meeting of the Rate-
payers of the Township of Hullett will be held in the
Community Hall, Londesboro, on Friday, the 25th
day of November, 1960, at the 'hour of 1 o'clock
p.m. for the purpose of nominating fit and proper
persons to be elected as Reeve and Councillors for
the year 1961.
Nomination Papers must be filed with the Clerk
before 2 o'clock p.m. on the above date. A public
meeting will commence at 2.30 p.m. when questions
of interest to the municipality will be discussed.
If an ELECTION shall be necessary to fill the
above named positions, polls will be opened on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1960.
HARRY F. TEBBUTT, Clerk,
Township of Hullett.
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(NATIONS
NSNIP OF STANLEY
NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal
Electors of the Township, of Stanley, that a Nomina-
tion meeting will be held in the Township Hall,
Varna, on
FRIDAY, NOV,EMBER 25
at the hour of 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
for the purpose of Nominating persons for the of-
fices of Reeve, Deputy Reeve and three Councillors
for the year 1961, also two School Area Trustees
for a 2 year term.
IF AN ELECTION is necessary the polls will
be open in the following places with the following
Deputy Returning Officers:
Place
School No. 1
School No. 10
School No. 14
Township Hall
School No. 5
School No. 4 West
Mrs. Denomme's Store
Town Hall Bayfield
on Monday, December 5, 1960, and will be open
from 9 o'clock a.m. until 5 o'clock p.m., and no
longer.
Please note that when a proposed candidate
is not present at the nomination meeting, his
nomination paper will not be valid unless there is
satisfactory evidence that the proposed candidate
consents to be so nominated.
JEAN ELLIOTT, Clerk
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D.R.O.
Lawrence Falconer
John Aikenhead
Nelson Hood
Lloyd Johnston
Wm. Armstrong
Leonard Talbot
Phillip Durand
Kenneth Brandon
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(The following is a statement
made by the Ontario FarrnerS'
Union to the Honourable John
Yaremko, Minister of Trans-
port),
The Ontario Farmers' union
believes that license fees for
farm trucks are unreasonably
high. Farmers do not object
to paying a fair share of high-
way maintenance costs, but feel
the present system is not equit-
able,
At the present time an Ont-
ario farmer may use his truck
only two or three days per
month, but must pay the same
license fee per tonnage as a
truck used every day. Records
indicate that 22.2% of all
trucks 2% tons and up, in the
province of Ontario belong to
farmers. They average only
3,700 miles per year, travel
empty % of the time and are
used 'to capacity only250/i) of
the time.
The possibility of using a sea-
SOnal licence has been men-
tioned., we assume this would
Mean licensing for ;;t. shert term,
perbaps three (3) or four (4)
months with a premium. This
may benefit a few farmers es-
pecially some of those engaged
in cash crop production, al-
though many producers of cash
crops such as potatoes, apples,
wheat, beans etc. wish to store
a portion of their crop for del-
ivery at a later date, However,
Ontario farmers are primarily
livestock producers; to whom
a seasonal license would be of
no. benefit. Some livestock pro-
ducers may wish to deliver
stock or bring home loads of
feed' at various intervals during
the year, and therefore require
a license for the .entire twelve
could be best provided through
a Government Automobile In-
surance Plan.
Summary of recommend-
ations.
1. That a special classification
be established' for farm trucks,
with greatly reduced license
fees.
2. That oncoming as well as
passing traffic be required to
come to a complete halt when
a school bus is stopped to load
or unload students,
3. That drivers of school bus-
es be required to pass a special
Dale Guernseys
At Royal Winter
Guernseys shown by William
3, Dale, RR, 1, Clinton, were
the only ones of that breed
from. Huron County to be ex-
hibited. at the Royal Winter
Fair. His entries. placed well
in the very strong .show, and
winnings included three third
prizes,
Huron County 4-H Club
members were well represented
in the 4-H showmanship com-
petition, Included in the group
were Wilma and Deanna Dale,
Betty Ann Gibbings, Linda and
Ken ?apple,
Three of the major awards
at the Guernsey show were
carried off by Ontario farmer,'
breeders, from Mount Vernon,
Brant County; Mount Elgin,
Oxford County and Paris, Br-
ant County.
Page. 10,—Cliotoo News-Record-Thurs., Nov., 24,. 1960
OW -Brief to Yaremko
Asks Lower Licence Fees
test.
4. That farmers be allowed
to move farm machines freely
between sun-up and sun-down.
5. That "shoulders" on roads
be built up to permit farmers
to pull off to allow traffic to
pass.
6. That regulations require
proof of public liability and
property damage insurance
before an automobile is licen-
sed.
7. That a government-Auto-
mobile Insurance Plan be
made available.
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In the event of more being nominated than are
required to fill the positions
AN ELECTION
will be held on
Monday, December 5, 1960
Polls will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, at the
following places:
PSD No. 1—Township Shed, DRO—Audrcy Cameron
Egmondville PC—Alice Boyes
PSD No. 2—SS No. 8 reo—Roy McGeoch
PC—Edith Russell
PSD No. 3—SS No. 4 DRO-- George Turner
PC—Howard Johns
PSD No. 4—SS No, 3 DRO--Norris Sillary
PC—Sohn BrOadfoOt
PSD No. 5—SS No, 1 DRb 1Vlclville Traquair
PC--Glon Bell
PSI) No. 6—SS No. 9 DRO —John Woods
PC--Edna Tierneer
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will be held in
1960, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the
offices of Reeve and Councillors for 1961, and School
Trustees (3 to be elected) for the year 1961-62
Nominations will be received from the hour of one o'clock
to two o'clock in the afternoon.
Township of Tuckersmith
Notice of
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