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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-06-28, Page 9*OnWWWWOM: The fuels your car will use in the future are being designed today. In Imperial's ultra.modern research laboratories at Sarnia, scientists and technicians are working to ensure that gasolines for today's cars—and tomorrow's—are tailored for top_performance. In the last ten years alone. Imperial has spent more than $80 million to bUild the equipment needed to bring you top gasoline quality. scientists and technicians are working at Imperial's Calgary laboratories on ways to find and produce more Canadian crude oil and natural gas. Imperial does more research than all other oil companies in Canada combined. At Imperial Oil's laboratories at Sarnia, Ontario, more than 200 scientists and technicians are working to improve present petroleum prothicts—and to develop new ones. Their research covers many fields, from gasolines to household detergents. Another 130 ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST is juitified beCalliSe of a small Winter wheat crop, the recent devaluation of 'the Canadian dollar, an increase 'the In, terostional Wheat Agreement price range and improved ex, port ,prospeets• pread anti wheat poet's "On. 'the day of devaluation, • Canadian wheat prices rose, automatically :by six cents bushel, That is the basis of the 'two cent increase in' 'the price of a loaf of broad now spread-. log across the nation." The 'above is an excerpt from a recent front page news dis- patch from United Press Tater- national dealing with the in- creased' living costs resulting from the 21h percent devalua- Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRY. DE and SON CLINTON — EXETER SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE HU -77 12 At other times contact Local Representative—A. W. steep—HU 2-6642 21tfb Ontario Department' of Transport announces changes in Demerit Point System effective July 1st, 1962, The Point System has been changed to encourage better driv- ing habits and to correct dangerous drivers by strengthening the demerit point scale. The changes are designed to save lives —including yours. NEW DEMERIT POINT, SCALE Points: Violation: 7 Failing to remain at scene of accident 6 Careless driving 6 Racing 6 Exceeding speed limit by 30 m.p.h. or more 5 Failure of driver of bus to stop at railway crossing: 4 Exceeding speed limit by more than 19 m.p.h. and less than 30 m.p.h. 4 Failing to stop for school bus. 4 Following too closely, 3 Exceeding speed limit by More than 10 m.p.h. and less than,20 m.p.h. 3 Driving ,under, through or round a railway crossing. barrier: 3' Failing to obey the directions of a !dee constable. 3 Overcrowding driVer's seat. 3 I mproperyassing. 3 Driving wrong way on on e-way street; 3 Driving Wrong way on a dividedtighway. 3 Failing to yield right-of-way. 3* Failing to obeystop sign, signal light or railway cross- ing signal. 3 Failing to report an accident. 2 Failing to lower headlamp beams. 2. Making U-turns where prohibited. 2 Making turns where prohibited. 2 Towing of persons on toboggans, bicycles, skis etc: 2 Failing to obey signs. • * 2 Pedestrian crossover. violations 2 Failing to share road. 2 Improper rightand left turns. 2 Failing to give signals. 2 Unnecessary slow driving. 2 Improper opening of vehicle door. Upon conviction, points' are recbrded against the driver for, the offences listed in ,the Point System Scale. Demerit•points re- main on a driver's record for a. period of two years after the date of conviction. • At 6 points The driver is informed of his record and urged to exercise greater care. At 9 points The driveris required to attend a personal inter- view to discuss his record and 'give reasons why his licence should not be suspended. At 15 points Accumulated within a 2-year period--the driver's licence is suspended and retained in the Depart- ment for one month. At the conclusion of a period of suspension—the number of points on the driver's record is reduced to 7. Until the driver has cleared his record, a further accumulation of 15 points withip a 2-year period will result in suspension for six months. ONTARIO. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT Hon. 11: 1.. Rowntree, Q.C., Minister A. O. MaciVab, Deputy Minister CLIP AND SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE MMMMMMMMMMMMM aryit wis mu an so pp 'free St/R6' THAAAVR/1 FOR THE PAS. ( WE'VE WHO'VE TURNED TV Or ELECTRIC AID..! far QUALIFIED SERVICE! TORONTO—Another request put forth bY the Ontario Fed- .enation of Agriculture h as brought 'action from Queen's Panic, action that will benefit all farm people. This move has' to 66 with changes in. the regula- tions of the -Gasoline Tax Act. The revisions to Subsection 3, Section, 5; of Regulation 206 of 'the Gasoline Tax Act extends the period of time during which, farmers may file 'for their .gaso- line tax rebate - from the six months that formerly :applied. Under the revised' regulation, application may be made for the refund of 'the tax-paid on gasoline' used for farm piimposes up . to eight months from the date of the gasoline delivery. :HU.2-3807 TOM DARLING REFRIGERATION AIR-CONDITIONING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING EAST ST. CLINTON It's all over at Midnight, Saturday ! We'll be on the lot until Midnight this Saturday to liquidate the remainder of our stock before it goes to dealer auction. This is itt The absolute end! No more extensions! We're legally bound to get rid of EVERY unit by. midnight, June 30. This is YOUR CHANCE to get a car at wholesale! HIGHEST BID GETS A DEAL 13 Cars And 4 Trucks • Left From 52's to 62's won't get the chance You again! 6 Cars Al $99 Each 1.111111111111'11)11 DOWNTOWN EXETER 90% of all oil company product research in Canada is done by Imperial is .441149.04, the piiblie will ever fatly recognizee true vo.*, itiAnobip between wheat and bread Perhsp4a 'boost in 'the pzlci?,. of bread. is .ju'sti- f Ogg .11n. the rising level .of costs ',since 'the 'lash increase, but mteinl,y net ''the higher price far Wheat nesnIttrig - from recent devaluation' for 'this would have ,added less:. than. one-eighth of .4 ..Cent a, loaf. Per eaplta eenagniption ,of egg$ in Canada in 1961 was 23.5 dozen'. This. works out an average of a 4ttle.iess ithan one egg per PeTWII per clay, 4 II roogiiikimpuino•••••••••••iipimpowipipm•ipptimuseil iI I =gm® DEMERIT' POINT SYSTEM Pepts', at Macdonald •.41§..titate, PV01411.. 'CPt Put the core and remove the coarie outer leaves, 4.04 Ithe head, part up, under old running water ,t9 IPPOen the leaves, E. I I lIl I I I The regulation has also been extended, -to provide for re- funds up until 12 months after the payment of the tax. How- ever, in this' ease, where the application is made between eight months and 12 months frOm the payment date, the fanner 'will receive only 90 per- cent of the amount he would normally ,have received.. The regulations also provide 'that proper invoices shall .accomp- any each aPplicatiOn, and that no refund will .be made- when, there has 'been misrepresenta- tion made in an invoice. • Further- to. this; the' regula- tion 'States, 'that when a farmer files application for refund,, and it is proven 'that one. or More of .the invoices has been mis- represented, then the total fund 'which would be made' under this ;application will be reduced 'by the amount of $5 or 200 percent of ,the amount of the refund defined, whichever is the greater, Part of..the OFA's requests have. been made. in relation to that part of the' regulation gov- erning :the deadline' for rebate refund,' Mete changes in 'the regulations will 'benefit 'farmers in that they 'will not have to take time off in 'busy seasons to assemble the invoices and file an ,application. It now becomes posisible for such. 'applications to be made in the "off season". The OFA in announcing these Changes stated "The Treasury Department of Ithe Ontario Government is to be connnerid- ed for their recognition, of 'the need for alterations in these regutationg and the action they` have taken", Life is very much like Christ- mas—you're more likely to get what you expeet than: what you want. The Real Word Of Woman One of Canada's many working mothers, Mrs. Grace Cobb, Scarboroi js interviewed by Barbara Greene about, her views on the role of women in present-day society. With her is five-year-old George, the youngest •of her seven children. Miss Greene has been travelling across Canada talking . with women from all 'walks, of life and gathering material for a CBC-TV special on women,. The Best Thing in the World, to be seen on Monday, June 25. The one-hour television special will set the scene for a CBC women's conference, The Real World of Woman, to *be held at Hart House, University of Toronto, September 6 to 9. Changes In Gasoline Tax Act Brought About By Federation (13# FOronoe .00Qtt., ,$ecretary, glovn.S1 oaor4tion) .00400 Wheat. Rrices The floor price for winter wheat Orecluged in Ontario this year been 411Crealaed by 25 cents a bushel over that pre- yelling for the. 1961 Orel), The. new floor is $1.65 a 'bushel for Grades 1. .and 2 and $3.,02. for Oracle 3. Under an .escalator clause, minimum price Will increase by two cents per bushel 'a month from October through Pedal- pry, Thitfs, at the end of Feb, rtusry and through march and April, ,the price to growers will be ten c'ents, a buihel 'above the support level: The Ontario Wheat Produc- ers' Niarkebing Board' slays 'that the increase in price this year tioh of g444041.11 aarrcncy in 14,04r,. As On .49,, <niany PreY,40- P,OPaAir41P., the ,inCreaSe, in. !the price 91, bread. !oc,!.;!in bitted` to higher wheat co%t,s,.. when in reality the Price 0.f wheat U.pnly ,snail factor in establishing the retail price of Dread. To jiilatify a tWO,Pent-4--, loot boost in the selling .price bread (on the basis whewt costs alone) the price of wheat would 'have to increase 'by about $1.00 a As long es. the press: prinVS items such as the one above, -179 $V.P4•4t WAR PAQSV ,U1 TTTWP, ,141,PANg$ :40.co'g ap ea y way' toy aPfp, crate the leaVesipf 'head lettuce X@ :Yet keep leaf breakage- a minimum, gar the fe044. Thurs., June :28, 196;—Clinton News-Record—Page 9 I.