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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-05-16, Page 12Pogo .News-Rec,9rThum, .May 14,,1963 give him the chalk. "If councillor Rumball indi- cates he is for recreation by giving a grant of $1,100," El- liot pointed out, "what is his opinion on attracting industry when he has given no dollars to the industrial committee?" He commended Wench for having spent money out of his own pocket when contacting some prospective firms. Both Elliot and Wench stat- ed they could see no reason why a meeting of the finance committee could not have been held off until they had both re- turned to town. Issue Permits Council issued four building permits at the meeting, as fol- lows : Art Ball, $12,000 for a house on Dunlop Street; Ed Fink, $1,500 for an addition to his present building; Larry Jones, $400 for a garage and John Kraszewski, $800 for a cellar. The First Column (Continued nom page one) man to keep up with him as he realized the responsibility of his job and knew he had to work as quickly as possible, because he never knew which hydrant the firemen may have to use. IT IS interesting to note there are .64 hydrants on the route and the total distance travelled by Torn was seven miles each time. He had an uncanny nack in finding the hydrants under as much as six or seven feet of snow and laughs about the number of times he has asked people where their hydrant is and is told, "it's just over there" However, if he had to go by these directions he probably never would have found them as people -didn't know where they were at all . . He'll admit to being fooled himself on one or two occasions and once he dug far a lengthy time before finding the hydrant sev- eral feet from where he thought it was. However, the reason was that it had been knocked off and pushed down the street by a bulldozer. CERTAINLY, the silver mug presented to him was a well- deserved tribute for the faith- ful and conscientious work of a man who enjoys a good laugh and has a philosophy that •we can all do well to heed . . Tom notes With some personal pride that many of the people who adviSed him to slow down and take his job easier are now passed on, but he's still going strong, and certainly deserves high praise for his service to the community. CLINTON TV viewers Will be able to see some of their neighbors oh CFPL this .8tin, day night, as the Clintonian Club will be the guests on the popUlar "Act Fast" Show . . The ladies were actually down tb the station to have the show Mined last Sunday, but to preserve the suspense we won't bother mentioning how they Made Mkt Mrs, Win fred Celclough, president of the group, will be interviewed oil the program, while the camera. will scan the other members who attended. Mrs. Colclotigh reported their vainest to alp,- pear on the thew was sent in three years age. I3LYTIf - June 24 has been set as the date. for a liquor plebiscite - a plebiscite which was defeated three years ago ---in this village Qw Family Displays of Assorted, Fancy Fireworks and Sparklers $1.00 --t$1.50 -- $2 .50 $4.00 -"SSW Sparklers- 41 sizes 7" 30" 1c to 10C Novelty Fireworks in' 1.4wn Lights, Dazzlers, Candle, Fountain, Burning School- house, etc. Sc to 50c Crackers----1 1/2 and 2' Sc & Oc pkg. Lady Crackers 15c pkg. MIcEwan* 1 CLINTON ONTARIO 4.P..01.1.10010# 'THE Timberlane ROOM' ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL HURON STREET WEST- CLINTON Entertainment Thursday, Friday 8( Saturday Evenings by the `Buddy Grant Quartet' They will also be on hand next Wednesday and Thursday Nights. DINING ROOM SPECIALS On Entertainment Evenings CHICKEN IN t A BASKET BARBECUE SPARE RIBS Next Friday & Saturday, May 24-25 the "Tim Eaton Quartet" Brantford will entertain in the Timberlane Room OUR DINING ROOM IS SERVING FULL COURSE t...1EALEVER bAy FROM 12 NOON TO WHONIGHT 'Phone 14U 24489 for IteservationS for Sun ayDinners Served from 3100 • Jim to 0:36 ..m. CARS AND TRUCKS SATURDAY, MAY 18 at 1:30 p.m. sharp The following vehicles will be sold at auction on the premises of LORNE BROWN MOTORS LIMITED 30 ONTARIO STREET CLINTON, ONTARIO '57 VOLKSWAGEN COACH '59 VAUXHALL 6 SEDAN '60 CHEVROLET TWO DOOR '61 CHEVROLET TRUCK With Dump Body and Hoist '50 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON '58 VOLKSWAGEN PICKUP '56 CHEVROLET TWO DOOR V8 TERMS . Cash, or one-third of purchase price . down, balance arranged. Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer cti le GROVES & Son Electric 10 Huron Street - CLINTON - Phone HU 2-9414 Authorized ADMIRAL Dealer Offer Three More BIG Admiral Bargains 21 Cu. Ft. Deep Freeze WITH Warning Light • Interior Light in Lid • 5-Year Warranty on Unit • POWER. TRANSFORMER • AM/FM RADIO • STEREO RECORD PLAYER z;i:sZAW,, .re•Mb.:14:Wrfti Special Regular Sale $650.00 Price X575.00 23" TV COMBINATION BELOW ZERO PRICES 19" PORTABLE IV Councillor Plans Filing Resignation Following Stormy Session on Monday Kin. and Kids to Heir:NHL Playersi List Four Teams f'or 'Bdseball. 'Loop Regular 1.98 Records Regular 2.98 Records Reguldr 4.20 Records Regular 5.00 Records Regular 5.98 Records Regular 6.98 Records proposed budget would result in a deficit from $4,000 to $5,000. With reference to Rurnball's review of previous years, Elliot stated he was looking ahead and not looking back. He said there' should be a re-assessment due to the fact many homes and businesses were not assessed in line with their ''retail value. In attempting to show figur- es to council, he asked Rum- ball to loan him the chalk he had used to write down his fig- ures, but Rumball would not and HI-FI loon For Only 1.60 For Only 2.39 For Only 3.39 For Only 3.99 For Only 4.79 For Only 5.59 Thanks to the Clinton Kins- men, several young sporting enthusiasts in town Will, mix the sport seasons this Week. On Tuesday night, members Of the pee wee hockey league oPerated by the 1001 SerViCe. club Will be treated to a ban- quet to officially clOSe off the hockey season, While on Wed- nesday night, they will take to the field to officially open the baseball season. At the Tuesday night affair in Hotel Clinton, the 24 to 80 youngsters who toiled on the ice lanes will have an °Ivor-, tunity of meeting two NHL, players. Lions Nominate And Elect 1963-64 Officers Officers of Clinton Lions Club for 1963-64 were nomin- ated and elected at Tuesday evening's dinner meeting in St, Paul's Parish Hall; Zone Chairman E. B. Men- zies conducted the nomination and election after he read his nominating committee's slate of officers: Only one office was contest- ed in' the election. Of the four Lions nominated for two-year directors (two to be elected), John Levis"withdrew his name, giving as his reason, as chair- man of MCI board he could not do justice to the director office. In an election for the two directors, Bill Cook and .1. H. Brunsdon won over Orville Engel stad, Officers acclaimed to office were: president, Jack Scruton; first vice-president, Leslie Ball; second vice - president, Duff Thompson; third vice-president, Ken Flett; secretary, Fred Sloman, who transferred his membership from Capreol last' year; treasurer, Herb Bridle; Lion tamer, Bob Hunter; tail. twister, Hugh Hawkins; assist- ant tail twister, Antoine 'Red' Garon; one-year directors, Ted Davies and John Livermore, President Stewart Taylor was in charge of the meeting and announced the following Lions events: golf tournament at Bayfield-Clinton golf course on June 26 and the Lions big chicken barebecue on June 27. Proceeds of the barbecue are to meet the Lions club corn- mittment of a donation to the building fund of Clinton Public Hospital. The Lions accepted the offer of Lorrie Brown of Brownie's Drive-In Theatre Ltd., to give the theatre to the club for one night, June 11, when the pop- ular show "Ohlahoma" will be showing. Lions will begin sel- ling tickets this weekend. Guest speaker, at the meet- ing was •Squadron Leader D. A. Dolan, officer commanding the School of Instructional Technique, at RCAF Clinton. o BLYTH TURNS DOWN SEWAGE PROPOSAL BLYTH - Village taxpayers here turned down a proposed $180,000 sewage system in a vote held Monday. Village cerk Hubert Mowry said of the 166 votes cast at the polls, 69 were in favor and 96 against the project, There was one spoiled ballot. There were 300 eligible voters. Larry Jeffrey, a prodtlet the .gOderich minor system, who ..made such a splendid 9wttix for the Detroit Red in the Stanley CPR playoffs,. will be on .hand Ong with a Montreal -Cahadieh p4eKsteri 13111 McCreary, . The yotmggers who. Played pee wee hockey last 'year have been asked to contact .either. BrianHeyes or Mait Edgar to get "further details on the •ev- ent and also to indicate wheth- er pr not they plan to , attend, There will be no charge for the youngSters, as they will be guests of the 'Kinsmen. 'Four Aal; .9peams With registration completed this week, four teams. have been set up for the Kinsmen squirt pee wee honseleague which starts on Wednesday and runs through to ,the end of In the opener, the Dodgers will tackle the Tigers, while' on Friday night the Yankees Will battle the Giants. .Schedule May 22-Dodgers vs. Tigers May 24-Yankees vs Giants May 29-Dodgers vs Yankees May 31-Tigers vs. Giants June 5-DOdgers vs. Giants June 7-Tigers vs. Yankees June 12-Dodgers vs. Tigers June 14-Yankees vs Giants June 19-Dodgers vs, Yankees June 21-Tigers vs, Giants June 26-Dodgers vs. Giants June 28-Tigers vs. Yankees BRUCEF1ELD Mr. and Mrs, Fr e d Boyce spent the weekend with friends in Grimsby and Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. S. Neale, Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. E. Stack- house, Wilton Grove, spent Mother's Day with 'Mrs. Stack- house. UCW Meet The regular meeting of the United Church Women was held in the Brucefield United Church on Tuesday evening, May 7. Mrs. H. Berry is the president. Mrs. Mel Graham and Mrs. Arnold Taylor had charge of the devotions after a film was shown on Five Oaks, which was much enjoyed. Mrs. H. Taylor gave the treasurer's report and received the offering. Mrs. Elgin Thom- son reported for the secretary and roll call. Five dollars was donated for the blind and it was also agreed to take charge of the travelling cart at Clinton Public Hospital in the month of October, A strawberry supper was also planned. The ladies retired to the school room where a dainty lunch was served by the young mothers unit, No. 4. COMING EVENTS Thursday, May 16 - BINGO in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street at 8.30 p,m. 15 regular games for $5; 1 game for $25: 3 Share - the Wealth games Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers. No door prize, Admission 500 Tuesday, May 21 - BINGO in Fish and Game Club., Jackpot $56 in 56 numbers. 15 regular games; 3 share-the-wealth gam- esi 1 $25 special game. Six door prizes. 8.30 p.m. ltfb Saturday, May 25-Hawaiian tea and bake sale, Ritchie Bldg. RCAF Station Clinton, 2:00- 4:00 p,m. Sponsors, Women's Auxiliary. Adults, 50 cents; children, 25 cents. 20h-21x Saturday, June 15 - Straw- berry Social and bake sale, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. Auspices: Mad- eleine Lane Auxiliary. 20b-23-24b All games. Will be played on the diamond at the Clinton Public Scheel and start at 6.30 p.m. sharp, .1PsVever, the kids are asked to be on hand at 0.00 fOr a practice session on the night •of their game, The players assigned to the various teams and the season's schedule are as printed below: DODGERS: Bruce Sonoenhals, cam Colquhoun, Robert Kay, Larry Mercer, John McPherson, penis Deline, Steve MacDon- ald, Frank Newell, Earry Ed- gar, BobbyMehl, Fred Mac- Donald, Paul Radford, TIGERS: Michael Graham, Robert Miller, Steve Johnston, Ronnie Mair, Michael Elliott, Rickey May, Gary Cummings, Bryan Dela.wslci, Bobby Delan- ey, Richard Peterson, Tommy Mureb, Steven Carter, YANK EES: Larry May, Bob BROWNIE'S. DRIVE-114 Clinton THURSDAY and FRIDAY May 16-17 "THE INTERNS" Cliff Robertson -- Suzy Parker James McArthur Adult Entertainment CARTOON SATURDAY and MONDAY May 18-20 - DOUBLE BILL -- "HELL IS FOR HEROES" Bobby Darin -- Steve McQueen Bob Newhart "MAN TRAP" Jeffrey Hunter -- Stella Stevens Adult Entertainment CARTOON SUNDAY MIDNITE ONLY May 19 - DOUBLE BILL - "ZOMBIES OF MARA TAU" PLUS "GIANT CLAW" Adult Entertainment CARTOON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY May 21-22 "THE INNOCENTS" Deborah Kerr Michael Redgrave Adult Entertainment CARTOON THURSDAY and FRIDAY May 23-24 - Double Bill "MERRILL'S MARAUDERS" and "SAMAR" First Show at Dusk TWO COMPLETE SHOWS Children Under 12 In Cars Free Coo -0Feg131144% Rickey 4/ 40).111 14110; Plp4 .- win, l:,aa:uy Tommy CanlPhellt Grapt fey, Karl Matthews, R9. Andrews, Cal .FregAbl, Bradley Keinp.ston,.: Rickey Frerolin, Art Spell, Paul 33441A David Cooper, Pria2-4. Edgar,:Bruce Craig, Pa-n(4W Clegg, Brian Merrill, Pavid F4Weett; AMOS Newland, Foil Pirates .Hit Grand Send. _IYI9Pptt4 Wogir4 Ns. <wened her beautiful diuing room again this .season, ,overlooking the largest tresit water §wg.ntning • pool in the werv, new addition has been ad' dead to her .4-44. Room dpwzb., stairs, "The -Pirates' Advertisement (Continued from Page One) been displeased with a letter received from Winch, chairman of the industrial committee and he quoted this officail as say- ing the company wished to have no more dealings with "this man". At the conclusion, of the meeting, Wench told members of council that if he had jeop- ardized the town he would re- - sign. Defends Ideas Elliot attempted to defend his reasons for his attack on the budget and suggested the Win "A" Loop In Inter-Town Play ' Clinton's "Cloud 9" topped the playoffs in the Huron Men's Inter-town bowling loop this past season and receiving their beautiful trophy at a ban- quet in Exeter, Friday, Members of the team, and their averages for the season are shown here and include, back row, left to right: Hank Gallon, Fred MacDonald 198, Hal Rees 213 and Al McKenzie 218, Front row: Lonnie. Mat- , thews 221, Don Switzer 220 and Ron McKay 214. Missing from the photo is Ross Kerstvell 225. (News-Record Photo) tt GALBRAITH RADIO and TV "Your TV Service Man" HU 2.3841 Clinton Galbraith's Now Offering ... PRICES SLASHED RECORDS LONG PLAY STEREO you can save money is the minute you get it. Save Off The Top of the piIO before you spend a penny. 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