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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-09-03, Page 9Concert Ends Summer Bible School A two-week Summer Bible School held by the Christian Reformed Church of Clinton this year for the third summer in a row ended last week with a , concert to which parents of the students were in- , vited. The school had 186 students this year, 36 more than the 150 enrolled last 'year. The students were under the direction of seven teachers, 12 help- ers and supervisor Mrs. A. Postma. Shown above are the students of the third grade, one of the groups which sang at the closing concert. In the front row, from the left, are: Judy Damsma, Ellen Postrna, John Peckett, Harry Vandewal, Marlene Bakelaar, Bart Schulz, Helen Hardy and Brenda Wise. In the back row, from the left: Linda Grigg, Carl Stryker, Sandra Degraaf, Irene Wubs, Paul Lazet, Marion Heykoop, Brenda Gibbings, Mary Hardy, Yvonne Lazet and Barbara McKenzie, (News-Record Photo By John Visser) NEWS OF KIPPEN 4,09rresP?ngent: M.13§, phole..kien§411 278-W-1) Linda Bell,. daughter of Mr. :and Mrs, Robert Bell, spent One. Week, at Lake Nippissing with her grandparents, Mr. arid Kt's, RPS-$ rileilardstioni who have been earn0ing !there Sharon IY1013rlde spent the weekend in Watford Visit- ing her friend, Elizabeth. Camp- bell. Mr, and Mrs. Alex 1V.fol3ealth and Mr- and Mrs, Allan son. of Kippen spent a few days. last week in Michigan. Clayton Coop-r spent a few days visiting relatives in BN-eter, Five Corporals Get Decorations At RCAF Clinton Anthony John Van Wierren, infant son oi, Mr„ end Affr$, Harry Van Merrell was 'ad- ministered Holy Rights of Rap- tisin by ii,e(V. StPiiiStra. alt the Christian Reformed Church, xoter,- on .Sonday,,. August 30, Mrs. John Gibson of .Wrox- gter who has been visitinglYir, and Mrs. W, Mollie returned to her home Saturday, Lloyd Ar'mstron'g of Brussels accompanied by Ernest White- house, motored to liartland, NewBrilpswileic, where they spent eight days- Mr, iTeng.0 his mother and brothers in Hartland, Bob, Linda and Beverley Coleman of Seaforth, visited, a couple Of days with their .sous- in, Kevin Faber. Mr, and Mrs. Robert /30.1 and family spent Sunday at Vineland, with Mr. and Mrs, Peter Moyer. , Attention tiowlers eagtges Ore still bein9 organized, call now to be sure 'of sr reservation. SEE FOR YOURSELF! You can see the wheel alignment condition of your cars if the caster, camber, toe-in or toe. out are out of setting.,. you need a front end alignment to avoid un- necessary tire wear. Drive in now! 4$61"384MMenla A1111`.64, At a recent . Wednesday par- ade, five Corporals were pres, ented with the 'Ca.tradien Cap- tain Decoration by Groi,up R, Greenaway, Com- manding Officer of RCAF Sta- tion Clinton. - Three of the airmen, Corpor- als .Gordon Reiss, Earl Bowles and Gilbert Hietnstra, are in, structors at the Radar and Communications School. Corporal. Kenneth. Robinson is at present on an .Electranics Course at 'the station, and Cpl. Allan Amy is a canteen stew- ard at RCAF Station Clinton. of about 150 children. The project which started in May of this year was recently campleted.following a series of setbacks, most of them caused by unfavourable weather con- ditions. The project managed by Al- Yin Willard includes a bath- house, snack bar and wash- rooms in, addition to the peel,. Church, Social, Business Leagues, etc. all welcome, Contact ITTLE BOWL 204Huron Rd.,--GODERICH—Phone $24-99641 IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR PARENTS I made under the Youth Allowances Act recently passed by Parliament. If you have a child who is 16 or 17 1 years the end of September the first payments will be years of age, is maintained by you, and is either in full-time attendance at school or university, or is un- able to attend by reason of physical or mental infirmity, you may be eligible for a monthly allowance of THIS ALLOWANCE MUST BE APPLIED FOR —IT WILL NOT RE SENT AUTOMATICALLY During August application forms were sent to the parents of children already 16 or 17, or who would be 16 before September. If you have a child who meats the above requirements, and for any reason an application has not reached you, you can obtain one by writing to the Regional Director of Family Allow> times in your provincial capital, The applications should be returned as soon as possible, In order to ensure prompt receipt of the first payment. 19047,-,41lron ,News-fteppr4 ,tagg 9 New Swim Pool Opens At Exeter — The $31,000 Ex- eter Community swimming pool which has been sponsored by all Exeter service clubs and aided , by private donations ,opened this week to a crowd Y OUTH ALLOWANCES DEPARTMENT OP NATIONAL HEALTH AND Will.FA1111 II TONE Wet Cater to linnet rattles and Wedding Receptiona FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL IN OUR DINING ROOM 'Chicken in a Basket' Featuring 12 Cloucl 9" Room SMORGASBORD Every Wednesday & Sunday Friday—Served from 9:30 park. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday- 4erved from 9:30 p.m. to Midnight Phone 482.4011 for Reservations TEL (1.11 T I Diary o f a Vagabond The 'Driver Jumped Clear Bruce Crewson of Elora, Ont., had a close brush with sefious injury or death Monday morning when the front-end loader he was driving overturned in a ditch on Highway 8, just east of Clinton town limits.. Mr. Crewson (shown at left) was filling a ditch when the heavy machine sunk in soft earth and rolled down the bank. He jumped clear. The loader was undamaged and later was righted by a tow truck. (News-Record Photo) Half Page and Full Page Advs. Friday Previa'', All Other bitplay Advs. *Ott he hi I3y Tuesday Noon, SIONEt. 4824441 • NeWs Phone 482.444 NEW, DEADLINES FOR 'NEVISARECORD ADVERTISING By DOROTHY BARKER at Port Arthur, 'has gone, in vast sums, toward many Can- adian payrolls. Millions of tons of ore have travelled over that high trestle and been dumped into the holds of lake freight- ers since 1945, when the first ton was recovered from be- neath its overburden. An American company, In- land Steel, stumbled almost by chance on the opportunity it sought to acquire a new and promising iron mine to assure a supply of high grade ore for Its steel manufacturing opera- tion at Indiana Harbor. A new company was formed and given the name of Caland — "ca" for 'Canada and "land" for its parent company. In the dying days of 1949 -negotiations were completed with Steep Rock Iron Mines Limited for an op- tion to lease 1,000 acres of land in the Fall's Bay area. Drilling proved the ore would meet the company's needs and a 99-year lease was signed as of 3anuary 1, 1953, on a royal- ty per ton basis, With the experience of Steep Reck's pioneering, Caland, for the next five years, drained dredged and carted away mil- lions of yards of salt. Sixty Million dollars have been spent to bring the property to its present efficient open pit op- eration. Caland has started' its new 15 million dollar pelletizing plant. t watched workmen driving plies, or some Such constrtidtien for this thidertak- ing, which will plthably take tW6 Mit to COltplehie. /how- ever, if / may be pennilited a prediction, With a , chief en- gineer like Bud, Whitman in Charge, that Want will prob- ably be spewing pellets with a resounding rattle into CN's steel ore cars long before that date, Caland has an assured mar- ket. Behind it are the research laboratories of Inland Steel, constantly searching for new ways of using steel. Caland ore is bought with American dol- lars, its transportation to ore boats over CN's rails is paid far In American dollars. Cal- and expects to ship two million long tons in 1964 and three million tons annually when the pelletizer is completed. In the meantime, Steep Rock, mining and selling many thousand tons of the same gr- ade -ore, collects its royalties. We Hope So Too I liked the tribute Inland Steel's Vice- chairman, Philip D. Black, sr., paid the Canad- ian company — "We have fol- lowed in their (Steep Rock's) footsteps and profited by their experience , . , As we look to the future, we do so with pride and confidence that this will be one of the outstanding min- ing ventures ,of our generation „ . that its life will be long and healthy and that it will Make an everlasting contribut- ion to the steel industry of North. America and to the wel- fare and prosperity of the Pr- ovince of Ontario and the peo- ple Of Canada." •iiimosilhoihr aiolensis Porle WAEELS:0T LINE Tireilrorn ,pub-ln 5,500-miles ii“stont ALIGNMENT AND BALANCE SPECIAL Here's how we save your Hres Correct caster,, comber end toe-in. Adjust steering and lubricate front end parts. Balance front wheels. STOP THIS z:TszTor:::::AR SOME GOOD USED TIRES IN STOCK Farm Tire Service Truck Tire Service Struton's Firestone - 238 ALBERT STREET CLINTON Phone 4024601 H 'ling Aid ervice Clinic SECOND THURSDAY' OF EACH MONTH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 1 p.m. to 3 p.m, HOTEL CLINTON Sponsored by Newcombe's Drug Store Phone far Free Home Appointment SERVICE T6 ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS E. R. THEDE HEARING AID SERVICE 88 Queen St. S. Kitchener le' Endless American Dollars Discovery of the vast iron ore lade at the bottom of Steep Rock Lake in the Lake Superior district of Northwest- ern. Ontario has• been reflected on the graphs of Canadian in- dustry. Aside from the sales value of the ore, money spent on employment, construction materials and equipment need- ed, not only to empty Steep Rock Lake, but also to build. the CN's spur. and ore dock Rs' cad)" '.00W iV JAIN 90 poWn 60 OUR PRICES • !tqj 4 L'4n4''sPiEgr't132.70kiaLOSt".A.".:' Classified Advs,,--tuesday 6 p.m. AU Correspondence and Neists Staries-Wednetdely 10 co.mr NeilittoineCOrd S6 Albert Street Clinton. NOTICE TUCKERSMITH MUNICIPAL DUMP will be open until further notice on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 1:00 to 5:80 No wire fencing, old con- mcreitttee,aor car bodies per. McIntosh, Clerk 1841) Clinton Memorial Shop T PRYDE and SON CLINTON . EXEtER OA -kilt:TN Open Every Afternoon ptiONE HU 24711 At o1bei time* Contact local I ettresefitatitiet A. W. .W0.481-6642 kun