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except on Saturday when, cloes-
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library is-cloO04' ail' day Wed -
THINGS DAVE COME TO -A
pretty, pass when one _qan pick
up at 'the postpiffice.a. blazing
Tedof hlet 04 the r
13 petho_�,s
bu Alsim qhe�tpr
74 , plor _p"
Thig as putting t1hem.in
the everyday b4�tegoiy:with , sp:
ecials on zoapflalws
FIRST ROBIN REPQRTFD
seen this spring was that spied
by. Norman Qyun, W out' hig
kitchen window yeVterday aif-
ternoon Though he could
hardly •laegeve his, eyes, Mrs.
Counter corfimed -his- skill at
bird -watching ... They plan :to
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Official ReWase
Concerning New
CDCi Addition
Official, -notice has been, re-
ceived in the form of a press
release from the advisory vo-
cational committed of, Clinton
District * CbReglate Institute
Board, of the -delay inbullding
,the vocationaladdition tJD-C=.
The press release follows:
"Since it 'will' take most' of a
year to construct the one and
one-half million, dollar voca-
tional addition. to CDCI and
.,since construAlon will probabAy
not start until May,, the voca-
tional' addiftion, to, CDCI will rot
be open to classes until Sep-
tember 1963.
"in order that'students, pres-
ently enrolled = Graae 9 -N�rho
,had ariticApaited enrolling in
Grade 10 of a• vocational course
will not, be penaNzed and 'chs, -
appointed, special permission to
conduct Grade 10 preparatqry
douTives which will lead! to Grade
11 technical midi Grade 11 va-
cational, commercial courses in
September 1963 has been, ob-
tained.-frorn the Department of
Educatiom This permission has
been granted fora -period of
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THE NEW 9R.A,90th YEAR THe HURON RECORD -0th YEAR
No,,'l i, -Ir M WNTON, ONTARIO, T"VIRR) $4.0 p I
h.p "qmop� Paper A The H. ows AY. MAK" I $r 0 • Per 'Yo Q, Pp0; Per Co- Y-1 2 Pages
�lal�'Ca�'r�er "04 Urelu$ Last Year
$kogtd Fish, g 8o' Prep -are For Season
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a proper resolution pre -
red fbr n6xt coun 11; meeting
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have
Down�.Due To Gra'nts,
I P "PIT 1h4 ' uest for mail
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camderde, in 'Sm4ll tQW;14S' 'Shough'tolta.costs of operas raise only .$23,810.65 for the imlpl grants. (Tas,,t year P M.V-
ing, flio Clinton Public Sohopl public school operation this incial grant& w4nv estimated ot
'The resolution, is being Oraft�
0 -prior to 'having it p4wed this year, axe up, m ore tA= year. Last year the amounit was -$53,256.)
by. aigto 760. T� saving is $1,1950. s for 1K� inlei4de,
ns, council and, senid- $6,000 over Iaat- year, increased '$25, he enjse
r au IPS
Provincial,grants;, and a healft This is ahnoist a mill., $68,QW for teachers salwies;
of it across Canada balance from 1961, make 'the Receipts ofther than from (,lot year
ther. councils requesting tains was $05,000);
?d timated �$5,000 for text bod1w and, in=
on
they get on the band- demmi on. the municipal tax municipal tax", are eo
4:gw
I payer less. at $1,500 from non w resident $truotioaai, supplies; $ Q0
on and maybe force the feder- 9 for
As f p -
Town Council will have to pupils, and, $59,336 from prov- admin trad4on�- $11,0()o or I
_Vo,6e%�entto approve It.
ant - peration
felt in some quarters s up $1,000);
NCIL IN ACTION- -500 for maintenance; $500 for
that this will help consider-alyly COU auxiliwy agencies and $2,000
to relieve scare. of the uR
for capital., outlay,
ployment in Canada,
At%present nipal is delivered This capital outlay item is set
f urn -
ter resid'enbs an Ite outsk-lets-of
it in Ulie classrooms. Some
the. local people S e' condA
1" fu, up to,eplace out-moded
must walk up to Invo miles -to furniture is from the Old schoo�
jtithe post office to get it for ■ which was vacated in 195-2.
'i.h.emselvips, Each. year sjome' of it is re -
The -tow 11ton dqd not placed,
n., Of U B u-ilding 'Siated In -addition to moneys foi- op-
waitf(ir.the Clinton. resolution,
eratiiaj�i of the school, the town
when they read of Mayor.Mil- Another person may be ap- -Reeve Mel Crich were ""sent also must raise tbrough taxa-
l6r's intention they went ahead plying soon for permission, to from Monday night's council
and, passed their own resolution build an, apartment bulldi�, in meeting, Reeve Crich is in -hos- tion the sum necessary to re-
tire the debenture debt, of a -
Sank lit J have carrier mail delivery. Clh-At , M
anuary tq on avor W. J. Miller pital land George, Wonch has in- bout
told town council Monday -night'. bluem$33,,G00t
a. The estimat,4, were approved
Raised from •the bottom of "Dropnik' May Go At A start will be =6- the first CROSSWALKS at the bdard meeting last Nveek.
GodLm4,ch harbor during Jami- April on the $5.0,000 J. Dzus With The provincial govern- At that time Principal J. A.
uary. the QS, Roblin, and Any Time: Lions Club 'a0partment building whose per- -xn cross- Gray reported, an enrohnent of
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,drop- mit was passed, at the meeting
W ment planning a unifoi
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RAYFIELD The
Danel Mae are undergoting r4k" may go out at ,.k 1py-law the proposed by- 512 .at the end' of February and
dW*- any time A permit was also okayed for
extensive repairs in Goderich said nick Simons of t� —, here ill be shelved until announced the date for Open
L "' he locai a $16,000 duplex for L. Hodge. the proper form comes from Nouse as April 18,
h�rbon The fishing boats 'Lions Club Weftesday. I I SPECIAL MEETING . Queens Park. . The salary schedVle was': ap-
sunk during thenight of Jan, The dpoprAk was 'placed on There will be a -special meet- $50 GRANT proved,. leaving the minimum
'awry 6-7 whorl Storm the ice in January and 'ticket's ing of council. Monday, March for Starting teachers at $3,000
19. L. E. Stanbridge of , the Clinton Horticultural Society
Were sold with the purchasers
lashed, the boats' with waves essming what _time the ice recreation bran* department was given- a $50 grant at Mon- '1)11*t moving "the maximum up
guessing
and drift ice. The C.S. 'V-613- would go out of the Bayfleld of education, Hanover, will ad- day's town council meeting. $100 to $4,700.
Cliff' Epps appeared before
fim, owned by Jack Semphe River. drez council -and representativ-
"AA1 tickets are in, its just ea of service clubs. Th�e Clinton council and explained there was Half Load Date
and Robert Cromwell of. Bay- matter of waiting for the District Athletic Association only -four dollars in the society's -
field is being 'plated' in, the May Be Advanced
lclq to go. There's a danger it had sent a letter to the council .treasury and how the funds
engine is ready and may be �fay: apt any time," he said. 'asking that ,he appear to e,, -c had been spent in, the past. GODRITCH. (Staff) — There
installed, next week.. �The 1 plain the recreation committee SIGN OKAYED is Avery posslibility that the
Mac I Mutt Change Clock Mrs. Irene Okahashi was county will ,be asked to pass
smaller' Danel is UyMed by-law, In their letter they
; ed the town was- missing but granted permission to have a a by-law extending the had -f-
3 3aby Norrman MacDonald of state - road hrfAt into May -be-
10 Midd16 of Night on provincial grants! by not 5 x 5 foot. sign installed' above load
Goderich. It it presenWbel- having a proper recreation by- her store on, Albert -Street. Sfie cause `of the late arrival of sp-
Clinton's residents were
accept any and all rem ring, said Huron Counrt�, en-
hig sheeted in `with plywood. notified At Monday's council law. During discussion Maybe mus"
f - said, "there?s� spomsibillty for it, council ordier- gineer J. W. Britnell, Tuesd1ay.
(News -Record Photos), 'meeting that daylight saving W. J. Millet
t'2-00 catch 9 ewh The Highway Traffic Act
om . ere. I'll bet weve
&UHU will go Into effect.
AL� 441-t
one year only. LICENCE GRANTED I�Q . , .., .loads- �w
66 -t -
Abd acco lite
2 and continue..
0 b" , -Ti" eV Xi�
i� "tit October 8. .:, . I I * 1, _4(
In the Wegent schools, % tl�esie ed to John Amsing f6rhis ge�- aurid AJPril,
Mayor Miller asked Conn-, BOWLINGALLEY9 "'We 40 hold- off light Up. �D
Grade 10 tec 'T k'-'-"4- Fir 't ace Deputy-Redve Mor eery' and novel ty store
"Due, to llknited-�65 : . �_-' :., 1 ■ .2 2 ceive it."
hrical Courses will ■t n�. Girl a, zs s P1 culor.'Mrs. V. G. Thompson gan Agnew
lead to Grade 11 spee ' W, sizatkh who submitted the motion to asked, to have a by-law soon POLICE REPORT the last minute to introduce
in the fields of carpentry. and ■ change the hour to set the to cover licenceg for bowling The police report'for Febru- this to county council M Mamh
diraftd4 only. clocks ahead. "I hate getting alleys. Bolling alleys at pre- =7 stated that there were: two 26,!' said Mr,, Britnell:., "If at
"The Grade 10 commercial At -Pu-61ic 'S' i up at that time," he joked. sent ido not pay a licence fee prosecutions; two convictions- isn't needed even. after It is
course will. lead to'fult Grade 11 peak"n g Contest, ' I passed we won't enforce it. or
He'was merruled and If to, operate. uttering and *failing to stop at send it to the minister o� high -
and Grade 12 commercial. cour- 01intoil &'I Linda Spano of spector of Goderich who said, subject matter, preparation, and he wants to change his clock TAX. DISCOUNT the scene of an accident; one
ses, A/V/M Hugh Campbell Public "Imagine gepting 10 speeches organization, poise, posture and to DST when It comes into Town council discussed the suspended, sentence-, two arrests ways for mproval,", he declared,
111-t will be necessary to make School, RCAF Station Clinton like this in one day? It is personality while speaking, en- effect he'll have to get out of possibility of",havitg a discount without warrants;' four sum- 0
certain, minor adjustments to took first place at the provincial lake going -to the library—only unciation, pronuclation, audibil- bed in the middle of the night for .,advance payment of pro- monses; 23 Investigations; $75 Over 80 Birthday Club
Grade 9 courses to be offered in public speaking contest held at without having todo any wank.',' ity, quality and, range of voice, to do It. peaty taxes. "They -takeadvari- levied in filnes, seven warnings Thomas Millar, formerly of
September 1962. Pupils and Clinton Public School auditor- The contestants were given effective use of vocabulary and. o tage of the PUC discount when under Highway Traffic Act; LoAdesboro, celebrated his 93rd
parents may -rest assured, how- ium Wednesday afternoon. marks, for suitable and original sincex4ty with the audience. Mrs. Mabel Scott, Londes- It's not even a discount but -a seven, motor vehicle accldehtst; birthday at, the home of his
ever, that these, courses (,com-boro,
The public 'speaking contest spent Saturday evening penalty," Deputy -Reeve Agnew five Insecure doors; two car son- 4n law and daughter, Mr.
mon to the four secondaryith M
is sponsored by the, Ontario wa her sister-in-law, Mrs. declared. thefts, both vehicles recovered; and 'Mr's, J. A. McCool, Win&
schools uroolved) will lead to Fotheringham Wins Again Elizabeth Scott,, Townsend St- TWO ABSENT one forgery and one house gar, where he has spent the
,all. branches, and programs of School Trustee's' 'andRatepay-
ere Association of the Ontario reet. I Councillor George Wonch -and 1 breaking. winter.
the rewgaxtized course's, of study
and will in no way. affect the
to
Mucational Association.
Other winners were * Cathy
Seed Fair Prizes Go To
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the career ofhis/hei- chodsing."
two Cars DamagedRae*ofwing"am
third prize was taken by Peggy
Public school'
Rev. Grant Mills who gave
Twenty-four Exhibitors
a' "
6nfarlb'g pe6mlce Min k&
hairts haA a0c6d monicipall6w
the judges -remarks said', "some
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I lop ize unty geed
UP was I
- atheg 8iioadbot Utucefield, The event
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of the contestants overempha-
Robert F otheringliam, RR 3, ear tom; 100 pounds of steer
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Two Men' Hurt
sized, their enunciation and
ti from Chu On V =
Se0orth, became 'the grand fa na ( Chu a Sup -
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End Crash
Crash
made it jumbly. It is notalways
loudest speaker who wins
chanjplon of Huron County's ply for champion 4-14 oats; the
A. Y. McLean trophy tot high-
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Rear
the top prize but a soft- mean-,
15bh annual seed- fair last week.
competing against 23 other ex- est number of points by a 4-H
1 "ihlsofi.�
Two 1958 cars were damaged
ingful voice is always'effective.
Mr. Mills
hubitorg. This,is the fourth year Olub exhibitor; quealter bushel
mall xld; Sbuth tx 'bn District [ii h Sc bol, last
extenLkvely and -two men receiv-
congratuated the
in a row that'Bob has held the of. hybrid, seed corn from the
It
ed treatment it., hospital here
I contestants for the use- and
griamd Championship, supply company at New Dun
ti
Sunday morning, follow-
choice of words, to create pic.
Making tip his wins were top dee for -second' place in 4-H
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ing a rear -end, collision which
occurred at the south edge of
tures.
Last year in, the province it
place 'for silage, second cut hybMd seed corn ,class.
All of this he has to 'keep,
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Clintoo on Hlghwa� 4 shortly
was estimated that 200,000 el-
ementary school children, par-
baled hay, small teeft ear
le, except the shield.' and( the tro-
com,, white beans,, Gaus, bur y,
after midnight Saturday.
Both cars, were travelling
ticipated in, this same contest,
half bushel oats and the 4uH phy.
club oat class; He placed see- Beside this pile of loot the,
north. Orval EAgelistad 53, re.
coined! indiaries'to his nose low-
In the next round, the two
winners from Huron Couay
and With, 4-1-1 h3tibrld' earn and take of the other 23 exhibitors
er jaw and chest, and Was" t-ak_
will be sent to the zone finals
ward, with first cut baled hay, seems small.
6n ito Clinton Public Hospital
Aprilr 10 111; Xitchener. The
making up a total of 35 points, Runner-up was James Broad -
by ,Chief H. P.. Thompson. He
finails, will be held during the
Besiides the ,honour involved, Not, Brumfield, wl:t,h first prize
A
was treutedanat retained home
Baster fiolidla;yg at tht annual
in, these wina,, Bob was richer for 4-H club hybrid corn,, sec -
on Monday,
convention of the association
by $79 In actUal prize money, and prize 'for Oa barley, S -11 -
Driver of the otber car, Alec
held Inthe, King Edward Sher.
plus a silver plated tray Psroiii age; third prize, for small seeds;
Ost,roin, 23, Varna, was unhurt.
atop Hotel, Toronto.
the Blyth braach, Bank of Com- ear corn, He had 95 Points,
Apasvenger in. the Ostrom car
The children entered and
morce for the bay Champion'- J," also earned, $5 for be -
Gary McAsh-, Also of Varna, had
their, topics were: Ernest Sher�
ship; half bushel timothy seed ing the youngest exhibitor with
a small Cut on! the right Ithee
Wood, Zion Central School Coles
for the baled hay cbamplonWhip; ten, or More, points, offered by
Which required two stitches. '
borne Township, "Tel-ey1jion—
blanket from Simpson -Sears for Hemall Coop; a, siloer plated
Constables C. Petdwand A,
an aid or -hindrance to, educa,
most hints: show; two, bag's tray for being the new exhiblitor
Shaddick investig&ted,
tion?"; Carolyn Graham, Victor
fertilizer from CII, for best with, Most points" from' Clinton,
Before, the tars were cIeiared
LaurlsbM-i Public School, Godes-
bushp-1 of white beans; Jones bwlmoh, Royal, Bank: and• a half
away, another -accident bcturr6a-,
ich, "Etiquette"; Linda spano,
MacXau.fhtoh perpetual shield bushel of hybM seed corli fxom
According t10 Chief 14. Thome
A/V/M Hugh Campbell Public
for ramt Doinitg in small seods,, tbu- New Dwideefirm for first
in the confusion, tWa cars,
School, ACAi? gttLtioft, Clint -4
half bushel of Pfister' hybrid place,in the 4-14 corn. &ub Ass,
meeting n#ai- the base of the
"MY PaVOrite character in fie.
seed.- corn for champion bushel other eaahiVit-oj%, Were Robert
bill were incoollision, and there
Peggy Rae, W1j)gharn
Allan, Iktat-e&Wd dhaeaplbji
was, considerable damage, but
Public 8,choDl "Lord! Durham.
Russell oats '(the' only entry) 1,
Bold movou cut
116 one. Wag fiulkL Drivers were
the 'great Caft(flj'anf". Cathy
ace or
second P11 ' far chopped hay,
Bill Fink, travelling north With
140 inok 89 11 Ho "MY 44-1
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Unnetessari Costs fw%t but; thied 1,14 26 in- e
his Wifet and tarnily, taid. J. 0.
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Lmilg,116 , CAr Station Clinton
club", 8h-i;&h Ufddletob,, SS
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4, West 8',tafilw, "Mysteries of
Cfifitoutg polico 40partivient cutting dost§ claw. Ile also
took hbine 4'sily0t fruit bowl
going south,
the Sea ll 'I' claii-18sa: Laggaline, Si,
"We
W111 66 provided With a. !jog' frbhi,the T, tition IAd. for the
' . auftf and a. length of 11086 to
A third -aieddefit bdqUrYe6 On
Staiday, rdght m the same, hill,
Pete?g 61001, Obdiericit�
need -I World parliabient" - Mau-
I be6t, bushet of oats,
wash thqr new polfe6 cruiser Aldh'Ant Prb6tm Won first
Details bf this bLtv not
reen DoLhdn, ACAS 2, Ashfield:
"Sir 'A.
Ig the stiln1her months, .11 4
pt ze for tecond cut 60000-1d
il dodd6d Mohday4
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available, 4t pUblicatiod tiM6.
16hh. Mad)Jftald —
_otni, ihav sikth, for first cut chopea
'the fft L , oet it person In
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Thley W6*6 Maldng a bold 11w,
Tho weather
�'ah&xffiaft histbroyO. Rathryn
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"hove to 'cut; Umtecesshrk ck� Alviii,bettitt kM 2 Layfield,
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