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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-08-13, Page 8RCAF Police Promotid These three Leading Aircraftmen have been promoted to the rank of corporal, it was announced this week. From the left, J. G. J. Lalonde, his wife and two children live at 277 Huron St.; M. S, Craig, his wife and son live at 205 Rattenbury St., and Andre Gosselin lives at 84 Victoria Street with his wife and son, (RCAF Photo) Clinton .Council Brief Clinton town councillors. .4greed 'Monday night to give. insurance agent Peter A. Roy a 6.11aTleet9 handle, Kline- of the' town's insurance, Roy, cOelleMtiVe ing him to give .consideratiOn to 1Mr. 13,0Y!s reonest on .appli, cation if there was Some Instir., once field in which he could serve the town. Building ..Permits Clinton TWA Council Mon, day night approved four build- ing. permits. Cmincil Blocks _Building Code Stillange AsSociation, bad writ- ten a letter 'to council as10-og he be given some of the WS,. iness. On a suggestion from Reeve Agnew, clerk John Livermore.. was instructed to write a let=• ter 'to the town's insurance broker, K, W, ,Colquboun, ask- ARTIFICIAL. RESPIRATION CLASS Tuesday, August 18 7:30 p.m. TOWN HALL Instructor: John Slavin Everyone Welcome ENTER Sheaffees. "COUNT--THE--CARTRIDGE" Contest at ANSTETT JEWELLERS M. CLINTON 4824525 CLEARANCE SALE Unusual Bargains on Stereo AM-FM Radio-Phonographs at Galbraith's RADIO & TV Clinton - Phone 482-3841 Central Huron Playoff „Action Nears Finals Playoff .aetion Was thick in the central g4rell SP413411, Lea, glue this week with OW of four games being played, On August dawn- ea V4r1.14 9 4 in the first game of their series, and en MO* 8, Auburn came out the Victor again with a decisive10-3'sepre„ Then, en August 10, Auburn wrapped t114 .series as they Came out on ,the long end of a 4-2 score, LondeSharo managed to stay alive in their contest with Hol- mesville as they won the third. game of their series 11-9 last Friday night in .Goderich. The series now stands at two games to one in favour of Hol- inesville. The teams are set to go at it Agoiri tomorrow night (Friday) in ,Goderich 'a 9:00 for the fourth . game of ' the series. Clinton Ladies Team Ousted By Winthrop_ The Clinton Ladies softball team lot the second game of its playoff series with Win- throp Tot Tingsday night by a score of 8-6. Winthrop went on to defeat Clinton again in the third and deciding game as they came through with a smashing 12-0 Victory 'to the series. Winthrop will now play off with Brussels for the North Division title while Brucefield and Exeter are battling it out for top honours in the South Division. . a . Midget Series Opens The Clinton midget baseball team is scheduled to meet with Walkerton in the opening game of their series at 6:00 p,m. this Saturday at the Com- munity Park in Clinton. STEREO ONOMIIIMMONNIIM, ter..` WIN A PRIZE IN THE SCHOOL SUPPLY DRAW One chance on every $1.00 purchase of School Supplies. 1st Prize KODAK CAMERA 2nd Prize LEATHER WALLET Pens For School SHEAFFERS Fountain Pens and Ball Points from $1.00 and up ESTERBROOK Pens and Pencils $1.79 to $4.00 SCRIPTO Pens and Pencils 49c to $1.98 PAPERMATE MI and., $1.29 to $3.50 WEAREVER Cartridge Pen with 12 cartridges Now Only $1.00 WEAREVER Fountain Pens 49c NORTHRITE Pens 35c to $1.00 Sheaffer's Count-the-Cartridge Contest You can Vilin a Motor Scooter or Transistor TV as well as Pen and Pencil Sets. - FREE NAME in Gold Lettering on Pens and Pencils $1.95 and up Mc Ewan's • Open Bowling With' New, "Professional Bowling Pins" Still Only 25c Per Line Leagues Will Be Starting In September Bill's Billiard and Bowling fbrtn „,\„,,„. and Millard Isaac St/ CilittOn Phone 482,4042 Ontario Liberal leadership candidates Robert Nixon, Andy Thompson, Charles Templeton, J. J. Greene and Eddie Serg- eant all spoke briefly Wednes- day at the annual picnic of the federal and provincial riding associations at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield. Delegates' to represent the ridings were elected at a short meeting proceeding a picnic supper. In charge of the election were William Elston, Wingham, president of the Huron Federal Association, and Beecher Men- Clinton Couple Hurt In Crash WINGHAM - Mrs. Gerald Leeson, 28, of Clinton, suffer- ed a fractured skull and facial lacerations Tuesday when the car in which she was a pas- senger collided with the rear end. of a truck on Highway 4, two miles north of here. Mr. Leeson, driver of the car, suffered minor injuries. CANADA STUDENT LOANS ACT S, Barnett, M.P. of Comox-Alberni, stated "Credit Unions have done the real pioneering in the field of making special provisions for student loans," adding, "the Credit Union movement also pioneered another very important provision of this bill . , the principle of providing insurance in the event of the death of the borrower." CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED LIFE INSURED' LOANS CLEAN SWEEP SALE OUR NEW CAR STOCK AND DEMONSTRATORS NOW ON SALE. If you've an eye for a bargain, let's talk trade. Our stock of used ears from '61 up is low. Get a bigger allowance. Trade with us now, CORVAIR Two-Door Monza Black with red interior. Whitewalls, Radid. Big motor. Automatic. Washers. IMPALA 8 Super Sport Convertible Blue Metallic. Blue trim. Shadelite wind- shield, Padded Dash. Washers. Power Brakes. Automatic, Power Steering, Whitewalls. Radio. CHEVELLE 8 Super Sport 2-Dr, Hardtop Red with red interior. Padded Dash. Washers. Power Brakes. "283" motor. Automatic. Power steering. Whitewalls. MALIBU 8 Two-Door Hardtop White with red interior. Padded Dash. Wash- ers. Power Brakes. Automatic. Whitewalls. Wheel trim disCs. BEL AIR 6 Four-Door Sedan White with fawn interior. Shadelite wind- shield. Padded Dash, Washers. Power Brak- es, Wheel trim discs, Whitewalls. Beek-up lights. CHEVY Il Station Wagon Four-Door Almond Fawn with fawn interior. Electric Tailgate. Washers. Heavy rear springs. Wheel Discs, OLDSMOBILE 88 Four-Door Sedan Silver Blue with Blue Shadelite windshield, Electrid Windows. Washers. Rear Defroster, Positra.ction. Power Brakes and Steering. 850X14 4 ply Whitewalls, Wheel Trim Discs. Back-up and Courtesy Lights. Radio and rear seat Speaker. CHEVROLET 1/1 Ton Pickup Stepside model in lied only. 115" WE. Dash type Heater. Heavy rear springs. Atutiliary rear Springs, Full rear vvindOw. The only One left, Very special discount! These must be sold. Well need the space for '65 models. Mit is your opportUnity to own a new car at greatly keduced price. orne Brown otors Ltd. 1111 Your Friendly Chevrolet,- Oldsmobile Dealer 4824321 CLINTON Examination results of Grade Thirteen students at Central Huron Secondary School were released Tuesday by the Ontario. Department of Education. Following is 'the list of Chem 53 CI-ISS students in elphabetical order, followed by the subjects and the marks. achieved . in each. ROBERT ADDISON - Eng. C. 54, Eng.. L. 62, Bet. 69, Zoo, 69, Geog. 59. Grade 13 Exam Results ROSEMARY lVfacDONALD- Bot. 66, Geog. 52. CHERYL ATADILL-Eng. C. 74, Eng, L. 51, Alg. 54, Geom. 50, Bat. 70, Zoo, 70, Fr. A. 56, Fr. C. 50. THOMAS MgEWAN Phy, 77. WENDY-KAY McGEE-Eng. C. 71, Eng. L. 72, Geom, 74, Bat. 77, Zoo. 79, Lat. A. 73, Let, C, 81, Fr. A. 62, Fr. C. 76. ANITA NELISCHER Bot. 75. NANCY OLDE-Eng. C. 79, Eng. L. 79, Alg, 80, Geom. 86, Trig. 92, Phy. 80, Chem. 84, Fr. A. 83, Fr. C. 87. JOHN POWELL-Eng, C. 61, Eng. L. 60, Geom. 50, Trig. 67, Phy 60, Fr. A. 53. HENRY PRATT - Hist. 51, RICHARD ROORDA - Eng. C. 67, Eng. L. 64, Hist. 59, Alg. 57, Geom. 61, Zoo. 72, Phy. 72, Fr. A. 59, Fr. C. 60. LLOY RUTHERFORD-Eng. C. 56, Eng, L. 67, Bat. 59, Zoo. 54. 78, Fr. A. 55, Fr. C. 50, Geog. SYLVIA SANDERSON - Eng. C. 54, Eng. L. 53, Bat. 75, Zoo. 62, Let. A. 57, Lat. C. 50. KAREN SCHEFTER,- Eng. C. 79, Eng. L. 66, Hist. 71, Bot 72, Zoo. 73, Fr. A. 54, Fr. C. 50, Geog. 60. • BARBARA SNELL-Eng. C. 70, Eng. L. 50, Hist. 51, Zoo. 59, Lat. A. 57. FERNE STECKLE--Eng. C. 71, Eng. L. 55, Hist. 52, Bat. 61, Zoo 73, Lat. A. 70, Let. C. 66, Fr. A. 59, Fr. C. 59. CHARLES STEPHENSON- Eng. C. 50, Alg. 56, Geom. 59, Trig, 64, Phy. 71, Chem. 54, Fr, C. 60. MICHAEL SUTCLIFFE - Eng. L. 58, Alg. 50, Geom. 53, Trig, 55, Phy. 53. ANN TATE - Eng. C. 67, Eng, L, 71, Geom. 61, But. 75, Zoo, 67. PETER THOMPSON -Eng. C. 63, Eng. L. 65, Mg. 52, Trig. 55, Phy. 63, Chem. 63. WILLIAM TREVENA-Eng. C. 75, Eng. L. 75, Alg. 66, Geom. 64, Trig. 65, Phy. 64, Chem. 62, Fr. A. 61, Fr. C. 58. ROBERT TRICK - Bet. 50, Zoo, 60, Geoa. JOHN TURNER - Eng. C. 74, Eng. L, 74, Hist. 64, Bot. 81, Zoo, 87, Let. A, 74, Let. C. 78, Fr, A. 65, Fr. C. 66. LOUIS VAN LAMMERAN--- Eng. C. 80, Eng. L. 80, Alg. 51. TONY VERHOEF - Eng. C. 63, Eng L. 59, Hist. 57, AIg. 52, Zoo 51, Fr. A. 51. CATHRYN WALLIS - Eng. C. 62, Eng. L. 52, Bat. 59, Zoo. 62. DOUGLAS WELLS-Eng. C. 63, Eng. L. 74, Alg. 59, Geom. 70, Phy. 73, Chem. 62, Fr, A. 66, Fr. C. 67, Geog. 68. SANDRA WESTLAKE - Eng. C. 56, Eng. L. 59. SIEBRAND WILTS-Eng. L. 59, Alg, 56, Geom. 50, Phy. 51. INEKE ZONDAG Bat. 51, Zoo, 59. JOHN BYLSMA-Eng. C. 59, Eng, L. 65, Trig. 55, Phy. 50, 63, Eng. L. 50, Hot. 59, Zoo, 51, Chem. 54, Geog. 71, AIATRED DYKSTRA - Alg. 66, *Geom. 62, Trig. 58, Phy. 64, Chem. 60, Geoff.. 72. JOAN ELLIOTI' - Eng. C. 64, Eng. L. 65, Alg. 79, Geom. 71,-Bot. 81, Zoo, 75, Lat. A. 60, Let. C. 60. ROBERT EMMERSON - Eng. C. 58, Zoo. 50. DONALD FREMLI1VI 62, Geom, 50, Trig. 70. MARGARET GLIDDON - Eng. C. 65, Eng. L. 50, Bat. 50, Zoo. 55. SHARON GRAY - Eng. C 78, Eng. L. 68, Alg. 54, Bet, 78, Zoo, 77, Let. A. 77, Let. C. 89, Fr. A. 73, Fr, C. 76, BERNARD GREYDANUS - Eng. C. 53, Eng. L. 50, Hist. 52, Alg. '51, Geom. 54, Phy, 62, Chem. 53, Geog. 64. WILLIAM HAMILTON - Eng. C. 51, Eng. L. 55, Phy, 59, Chem, -54. SHEILA HENRY - Eng. C. 59, Eng. L. 56, Bat 52, Zoo. 52. BONNIE HOMUTH-Eng. C. 80, Eng. L. 80, Alg. 58, Geom. 68, Bat. 83, Zoo. 79, Let. A. 69, Lat. C. 82, Fr. A. 67, Fr. C. 70, JOANNE HULLS - Eng. C. 54, Bat. 69, Zoo, 76, Gov,. 52. KENNETH JOHNS-Eng. C. 67, Eng. L. 54, Alg. 76, Geom. 78, Trig. 83, Phy. 79, Chem. 66, Geog. 66. BARBARA KECHNIE-Eng. C. 65, Hist. '77. IRENE KERR-Fr. A. 59. NAPOLEON LEBLANC - Phy. 61, Fr. A. 61. Fr. C. 69. RONALD LIVERMORE - Eng. C. 50. HUGH LOBB Hist. 67, Geog. 54, PHYLLIS LOBE - Eng C. 68, Eng. L. 65, Hist. 54, Alg. 53, Bat, 66, Zoo, 65, Fr. A. 65, Fr. C. 56. DENNIS LOGAN - Erg. C. 67, Eng. L. 57, Alg. 64, Geom. 53, Trig. 60, Pby, 60, Chem. 60, Fr, A. 62, Fr. C. 55. DOUGLAS MAIR - Eng. C. KinsmenPeewees Blast 60derich The .Clinton' NinKrien Pee, wee baseball team' ousted Qod', erich last Thursday as they de- feated the lake.Shore townte41,14 13,6 and won their best two- ,..out,opthree .series in twer, games Straight. Leading} the attack at the plalte for Clinton were "Greg who had three hits in three 'times. at bat and Pave. Cooper who blasted out two - honie runs, The youngsters now play off with the winner of the Sit, Marys-Exeter series Which is in progress at present, Correct Title Is Reeve1-Agnew (Continued from Page One) have two machines," he said. "One could be rigged with dig- ging cquipment and the other Could .have the mowing menu on it," "Such an arrangement would save 'time and money.," he said "but I will say no more about the second tractor unless I am asked beranse that's a lot of money for another piece of equipment." There were no in- quiries about the second piece of machinery. In new business following the Reeve's report, Councillor Noonan quipped to council: Can't Spray Weeds "I'm glad to see the Reeve talking about wild carrot. hope he'll get around to cut- ting some of it." Reeve Agnew retorted: "the tractor is like you or me, it can only be in one place at once," Councillor Noonan asked whether weeds in Clinton could perhaps be killed with chemical sprays, "so they won't grow up again. It seemsthat cutting them makes them grow more quickly," he said. Council agreed it would be almost impossible to safely spray weeds in town because of the danger to privately own.-' ed flowers, trees and shrubs, on properties abutting w e ed patches. 0 Intermediate Team Ousted By Wingham Bill Hotchkiss pitched a one_ hit game for the Wingham Goodyears and struck out 17 Clinton batters as the Wing- ham nine took the final game of their series 4-0. Bill Powell was the only man to get a hit from Hotchkiss- a single in the ninth 'inning. (Continued from Page One) so that the officer on duty can hear or see incoming calls when he is out of the cruiser, but nearby. - Radar Shelved Mayor Miller said the pur- chase of a radar timing device which had been considered by the police committee as a de- terrent to speeding Motorists had been temporarily shelved. The Police Committee earl- ier had recommended the pur-, chase of a radar set when it handed down a three-point res- olution at a special meeting June 1. The other two recom- mendations - including t h e hiring of a fourth police officer - have already been imple- mented. Mr. Miller said the two- month delay in deciding the purchase of a radar set was because "we wanted to investi- gate every possibility as to what Was best for Clinton be- fore we spent money", ',Pouted In Editorial He said the ceininittee had ultimately decided that cornµ rinuticatiOns were more import- ant than radar. "We decided on the tele- phone system because it seems the best buy for the town," Mr. Miller said. "If it proves "Separatists' (Continued front Page One) acres, Included in the boundaries proposed for incerporation lii the village ttre seetions of both Goderich and Stanley TOwn, Ships: List Executive Members elected to represent the Bayfield Ratepayers Made, action for the coming year are: President; Brig. F. A. Chit; vide-pretident, jack treasurer, Ratold A. Ormond; secretary, George Bellehernber; committee MernberS, Alan Ay- le-swarth,. Miss Jessie Metcalf, Miss• RuthHeYntall, Frarrk• Pet, er, Mehl Flower's and Mertdii '14 ,ydiAks4 (Continued from Page One) ed by the clerk, All .said they had read the code, Must Cenforill "Was there anything in the code which_ was not common sense, or which didn't make sense'?" councillor Symons ask- ed. No councillor questioned the code, "Anyone building in Clinton under 'any recognized finance company, NHA, etc., must, con- form to the bylaw," Councillor Duff Thompson said. "Right now you can build a pig pen in Clinton if you wish . . if it is not financed. If we adopt a building code, we are merely elevating the building practices and bringing them in line with uniform construction practices in Canada. No Cost "This is not going to cost the town one nickel," he con- tinued. "If this bylaw is good enough for all the towns and cities across Canada, why not have it here? Is there any- thing in the bylaw that is not good for Clinton?" "The bylaw cannot be en- forced without inspectors who would cost money," councillor Noonan replied. "But the bylaw does not say we must have an inspector," Mr. Thompson insisted. "All it says in the code is that in the zies, of Clinton, president of the provincial group. Delegates are: Provincial-A. MacKay Harper, Goderich; Howard .Aitken, Goderich, Pet- er Raymond, Exeter; Larry Wheatley, RR Dublin; Ralph Smith, Goderich; Mrs, Jessie Addison, Clinton; George Dei- chert, Zurich. .Alternates-Gordon Ratz, RR 3 Dashwood; Noel LaPorte, ER 2 Zurich; Antoine Garon, ton. Federal-ken McDougall, RR 1, Auburn; Ivan Kallotleis'ch, Zurich; John Broacifoot, RR 1 Brucefield. Other delegates from Huron include: Gordon McGavin, Wal- ton, and Harry Strang, RR Hensall, Liberal candidates in the last elections; A. Y. Mc- Lean, Seaforth, farmer Member of Parliament and secretary of the Western Ontario North Liberal Association; William Elston, RR Wingham; B. B. Menzies, Clinton, and Daniel Murphy, Goderich, members of standing committee's of the Western Ontario .North Assoc- iation. unsatisfactory we can have it taken out at any time and all it has cost us is the $50 instal- lation fee". An editorial in the July 30 edition of the News - Record urged the purchase of a com- munications system before a radar set. The editorial pointed out it was more important for citi- zens to reach the police when they Were needed than to ar- rest motorists violating the speed limits. COMING EVENTS h u rsd a y, August 13--,BINGO in Clinton Legion Hall, Kirk St., at 8:30 p.m.-- 15 regular games for $5; 1 game for $25, letters L and T Bingos apply on the $25 game; 3 share-the- wealth games; jackpot $57 in 57 numbers. Admission 50c. Saturday, August 15-Recep- tion for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ostrom, Zurich Community Centre. Music by Ken Mittle- hoitz and the Twylites. Lurch provided. 33x Sunday, August 16 - Huron Fish and Game Club picnic, Alma Grove, at 2 p.m. 331i Tuesday, August 18-BINGO at Huron Fish arid Game. Jack. pot $56.00 in 56 numbers, Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 15-Bayfielcl Lions Club Bern Dance, Old Wingham. Balm Dance Orches, tile, with new talent 'added, pro- gram 8 to 9, dancing 9 to 11.45. Adultt 73C, children 50e, after 9 o'clock 15e, Proceeda for boys and girls work. 32-3x Friday, Atigust Olin:Loh Horticaltural Society Plower Show, Council Chamber, Olin. tan ToWn Halt. Doors open 8 p.m. to 1.0 p.m. Door prize. Saturday; August 22,--12,ecep-, thin and dance for Mr. and Mrs. lloss MC136E1411 (nee bon- ha RaYter), Ztuiich Community Centre; Desjardhle'S Orchest- ra, Everybody welcome, Wednesday, Aug. 2(i--,-S3peSbetaxl bus to the Cl\TE, For tickets and itiferniatiOn ,terittict Bart- Phone 4824W. Also teiµed tillable for all ease of a dispute the matter is turned over to a qualified in- spector." Want Zoning "I don't 'think it is the thing that should come first," Reeve Agnew ,said. "We should hear representatives from th.e Plan- ning Board on zoning. We need that first before we go ahead with the building code." They were issued tot .4, Addison for a house valued at 'Weymouth for garage xabled Robert Carter' for carport and ko garoid Wise for an addition. estimated to cost Tobacco License. James operator of. South gpd.„,alue4 Service Sta, titan Monday night WAS grant, ea a license TO retail tobacco and cigarettes. '-$0011Two,,Way Clinton copmg Monday tight gave first reading 'to a bylaw. which would 'make Rattenbury Street -between Albert and Or- ange streets a two-way thor- oughfare, That section of Rattenbury now is a one-way west street but has recently been Widened sufficiently to allow two-way traffic. Council briefly discussed the matter of buses parking at the Corner of Rattenbury and Al, bert streets, bust agreed little could be decided before the street is paved and. marked. Noe 0-Clinton News-Record,Thurs.444Psti# 10, 1904 KAREN ALLEN-Eng. C. 61, Eng. L. 60, Hist, 57, Bot. 69, Zoo. 62, Geog. 52, , PETER ASTLES. Phy. 64. NIGEL BELLCHAMBER' Eng. C. 79, Eng. L, 73, AIg. 77, Geom. 80, Trig. 71, PhY, 73, Chem. 67, Fr. A. 71, Fr. C. 71. BAYNE BOYES -Geom. 53, Trig. 58, Geog. 59. MICHAEL BURNS - Geog. 66. KATHLEEN CARTER-Bot 59, Zoo, 56. HAZEL CHILD - Eng. C, 55, Eng. L. 53, Hist. 51, PATRICIA COX-Eng. C. 64, Eng, •L. 80, Hist. 74, Bat, 85, Zoo, 78, Lat. A. 79, Let, C. 84, Fr. A. 75, Fr. C. 79, BRIAN DOLAN-Eng. C. 67, Eng. L. 65, AIg. 74, Geom. 60, Trig. 63, Phy, 75, Chem. 70, Fr. A. 54, Fr, C. 60. Name Egg Board Representatives (Continued from Page One) ty representatives and the 10 Perth County rePresentaaves are to meet to name one man to represent both counties. • Huron and Perth counties are grouped together as Zone Three, one of nine in the prov, ince under the Ontario Egg and Fowl Producers' Marketing Board. Provisional Eoard Committeemen in each of the nine districts are to be picked* before September 16. In the meantime, a Provis- ional Board 'headed by Alan Wedow of Hanover, is engaged in laying the legal groundwork of the Board. Mr. Wedow recently expres- sed satisfaction with the out- come of the plebiscite which brought 'the egg and fowl plan into being and said the need for increased producer pallid- pation was great. Police To Get Cruiser Telephone Grits Picnic At Bayfield BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE - CLINTON AUG. 13-19. Zi-hounr.,s.:r.F:si:, tt.dt. 6 NIGHTS The No. 'I Attraction Of All Times (Adult Entertainment) `CLEOPATRA' • ELIZABETH TAYLOR • RICHARD BURTON • REX HARRISON In Color 1 Performance Nightly at 9:00 p.m. ADMISSION FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY $1.00 PER ADULT Children Under 12 Free COMING NEXT: "COME BLOW YOUR HORN" With Frank Sinatra