Clinton News-Record, 1964-10-15, Page 14"H -dubs
To Compete
P -
Onfr-W4
The Extension Branch .of the
On'tar'io, Departrneait: of Agrlcul�
!inure announces raze 34tb annual
Provincial 4 H Initer-•Club coap-
petWons to be hetic'i at the Uni—
versity of Guelph on Friday,
October 1ttb
The InterCtub competitions
are one of the "bigWigh+ts" of
4•-H agricultural •club activity in
the province. 4-H agricultural
club m!ernbers in all counties
-in So'u'thern OrAaziio are elig-
Ible to participate':
Competitions •wil'I• be held in
Dairy, Beef, Swine, Field Crops,
Grain, Poitato; Tractor 112abr t:-
ename, Forestry, Fruit and
Electric projec4.
Over 500 4-H club members
compe;Jing in team's -of rwo'.a're
expected to attend this year;.
Contestants we re'qu'ired to
judge a number. of classes or
take a practical test, as well as
answer question's related, to
their club Project,
Trophies w111 be presented to
the winning team$ at a banquet
at the .conclusian of the cam -
petitions. These young people
are representative of the 4-14
club n aembers across Onttar o
who, in 1964,. enrolled in 13,433
projects in 783 4-H Agricultural
Clubs.
, Following is 'a list- of clubs
and mienzbers from. -.Huron
County entered inthe competi-
y
lien: G
Stephen Grain Corn: Neil
McAllister, Jinn. Ne11; Exeter
Tractor, John Langford, Robert
Heckman; Exeter Sweet Corn:
Kathryn oke, Keith. Strang;
(Continued on Page Ten)
(Doing Their Little Bit To Help
It's that time of* year again when fastidious two-year-old Gill Clynick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
gardeners aggravate. their peptics trying to keep Ken Clynick, both of Clinton, were doing their little
the front lawn clear of leaves which 'tumble un- bit to help Wednesday when caught by the News-
remittingly with or without a wind.' Four-year-old Record's roving photographer, John Visser.
Chris Astles; son of Mr.'and Mrs, Peter As'tles and
C%opriamencementi,
Annual commencement exercises at Central ton Kinsmen Club award in
Huron Secondary School will be held on Friday, . Foreign Languages.
Oct. 23, at 8:30.,,in the' schciol auditorium. A complete list: of scholar -
Announcement of the coin- Donnnion Provincial bursaries ships and awards follows: .
men'cementt at 'which diplomas,, awarded i 'to students , rather- Gale 3.
Cert fi�cates of standing and Eng fhgiieducations.
awards will be presented --was qbis year there will be 21 Ontario Scholar Diploma:
announced this, weel. by CHS$ Secondary School honor grad- t(aver 80 Tercergt), Nancy Olde,
he Gfersn
principal D. J. Cochrane. uati'on diplomas, 112 secondary Clinon; Teorge Jefo
Baker. at the' commence_ Memorial Scholarship, NiP,
school graduation diplomas and Beilcharnber, Bayhold; Thee E.
areas will ,.be A. P. GarcYanT, 88 certificates of standing (far
Registrar of the University of successful completion of the (Continued on Page Ten)
Waterloo. -two-year program) presented.
$3,500 In Awards- School otfficials said parents .Clinton Council
Awards this year will amount and relatives of students re- f �fi
to $3,500, the largest sumo ever celving diplomas, certificates ��
awarded to CRSS students, and prizes; are welcome to at -Honor
That atmount does not include tend the commencement, but 9 c
The Weather because of space ill n tt..be the Baseball Champs„
genetra4 public will not..be in- JG
High Low High Low v'ited.
A.trards Listed Tthe Clinton Fish and Game
1964 , 1963 New awards this year in- Club Midgets wlro •bx-ouglht
Oct. 8 bU 37' 60 37 elude: The Bank of Montreal home .the Ontario Baseball As -
9 51 39 67 42 Award in Business 'and Com-s'aciation Midget 'B' champion -
10 40 • 33 74 42 coerce; The Laverne Asmaussen. ship for the first name, in CLin-
11 47 27 73 48 Award in Science, Technology 'ton's history will be honored by
12 51 31 64 28 and Trades; The Harristton Fear- Clinton council:
13 57 39 63 37 tilizers Limited Aw a*d in Coun'cill'or Norah Livermore
14 64 32 68 32 Science, - The E. B. Menzies raised the matter at Tuesday's
Rain: .46" Rain- .40" Award, History and, The Chin- meeting 'and' suggested council
should buy each player a. gift.
Fc4lowing discussion it was
agreed C'oun. Livermore would
9 r` investigate the possibility of
- E Z
purchasing small trophies which
could be suitably engraved.
' Sanvple ' trophies will be
S �
b.vou'ght tor th@ next council
meeiting so a decision can be
s jreached.
Council Grants
$118.20 Permits
Eight building sperm is .repre-
senting a tatal estkn ted ex-
penditure, of $118,200 were pas-
sed at Tuesdy night's council
Despite considerable
discussion about whether
study the Ontario- Police Act
such a move was ethical,
per missable or .legal,
to dotexmane whether it con
Clinton Council Tuesday
night voted unanimously
trained 'anything pertinent to
to make police -constable
Leroy Qesch a full,tiM6
the chatter.
police constable in Clinton.
read to cquncil,
In his Absence,. councillor
Constable Oesch be'came.Cl;in-
fore he is rna•rle a perm. anent
Don Symons raised axnather
point: "I he4artlly agree tha.
ton`s fourth police officer bn_
police officer;'
Oesch is' a good man and
July 27 of this year, and was to
Study Pollee, Net.
we should be very foolish to let
have been on probatiaon for rix
. At this point Clerlc John
'him, go," he said, "buthas any -
months to d'ete'rmine whether•
Livermore was dispatched to
one spoken with the chief for
his work was satiWactory,
near" rxeter 'when the car in which he Was a asw
senger was crushed by a gravel truck in a collision
whom this man works. We are
During discussions on the
µ M
"o P
agreed . we want him. to stay
matter,. each town official ex
t: ti
here, but would it not be tact -
pressed satisfaelxo7l with Const
r *
ful .and polite to speak to the
Oescla.'js work,
i y°`
chief too,?"
harvesting of white beans,
too, but if you put one up 'there
When Clerk.John Livermore
Very -courteous#
not lowered during the pasts
re'iurned to advise council the
The motion was -moved by
v
OTytario Police Act gave no dir-
Councillor Alice Thompson who
moi�sture•
ective on the issue, Reeve Ag-
sand "Ma, oesch probably does-
A
new 'spoke out:
n''t know me and' has prolbablyM-,,
� "' y{" z
Unanimous
never seen me, but I.tbink he
up there some night to s'e'e for
„ We should. da everything to '
;has %howxv very greatability
��
keep this man, If we monkey
"I shave watched, hien and I
t, 4 "
arotuzcl Like this we may lose a
forund lalim to be very courteous
,
good man. Let's vote to make
and understanding." Mx s
M
hftm. a permanent mem'bm, of
Thomxpson's,motion was second
�<
sloe farce, and then lea's let
ed by Reeve Agnew.
l•;
the Police Commission in To -
"I heartSly- concur %0tth. 'the
r _, :; .:
ionto tell us who's wrong,
mobon" councillor Duff Thorp
•`",
4vho's running Clinton, any
son stated rising to this feet,
M
way? Taranto, or us?"
"but the Ontario Police Com -Const.
dO®895 Leroy®����
The motion "to make Leroy
mission. says
s a man should beY
Oesc'h a permanent constable„
on six months' probation be-
Probatiorn Period Ends
was passed unanimously.
P.S. Debenture Bylaw Noy. I `8—i°ui9 Holiday�, � � iR`d �ea 6C9 Councillors voted unanimous-
ly Tuesday night to make Nov.
Clinton council Tuesdaynight
11 a flail holiday to honor the
gave third reading to a rhe-
war dead.
benture on the Clinton Public
The vote tarty:, taken after a
School in amount of $143,000.
leiter from William. J. Graing-
The money will be used to
er, secrei4iry .of Bnanch 140 of
pay for a four -room addition at
the Rayed Canadian Legion, was
the s'ch'ool.
read to cquncil,
Council gave first and second
readings an the eJ.5 earlier
this.• year, but the issue was
Wellington Street
delayed by the: Ontario .-Muni,
cipal Board.
L J•
a Gel` New U r
• OMB approval was received
about two weeps .ago at which
A letter petittitonmg Clinton
time ground was broken on the
Town Council to tinvestigate .the
project which is 's'cheduled fxrx
possibilities of ere'ct'ing a street
completon this spring.
light on. Wellington Street be-
Presentations
'
tween North and Orange Streets
was passed to ;the Protection of
a .b..
ii• sr .
Duron Count
Persons and Property Commi+t-
near" rxeter 'when the car in which he Was a asw
senger was crushed by a gravel truck in a collision
lee at council's Tuesday,sesstion.
'S�'t>ti.`kt �(ould be ytdr $it4d Allf`1 tt
,
1trLrned At0i,y
The letter1 :the s�a
Crop
natures of 11 residents of that
-widen
dor
area was read to council '
Fal(( work. is progressing
-"'I think they are entitled to
a Iight up there,," Reeve Agnew
fatvourably with the com.-
commented'. "I think we should
pletion of silo filling and
have another light up our way
harvesting of white beans,
too, but if you put one up 'there
Grain corm moisture has
('on gran Stour I won t
not lowered during the pasts
for o
ask for one up our way," he
week because of low air
said.
temperatitire a n.d high
After Councillor Duff. Thomp-
moi�sture•
son suggested ••the letter the re -
Fall wheat sowing is
ferred to the committee, Reeve
praeticaRy complete. Most
Agnew told the committee.
cattle are still: out, Frost
chairman Don Symons to "go
of last week would do mores
up there some night to s'e'e for
good "n harin In bring-
yourself whether they need a
(News -Record Photo By John Visser) Ing crops toward harvest night, or not, and don't go on
conditions. a moonlit night.
New Hospital Signs
For John, Shapley Sts.
Signs po�nt'ing the way to
Clinton Public Hospital from
Highway 4 soon will be erected
an either side of the Shipley
and John street hiterseotions,
councillor Don Symons told
council Tuesday. -
Mv. Symons said the signs
would be of steel and were be-
ing made by Reg. Smith.
He said' they would be erect-
ed on wooden posts until after
pending highway work through.
Clinton is completed at which,
time they will be placed on
steell ' pods, anchored in con-
crete.
The mgrs had been recomi-
mended •by the board of Clinton
Public Hospital and their erec-
tion hadalso been urged an two
recent News -Record editorials.
Town Council Thanked
By Hospital WA
Council gratefully accepted
the thanks of the Women's
Auxiliary of Clinton Public
Hospital, expressed in a letter
from Mrs. R. U• MacLean.
Mrs. MacLean, co, convener
of the WA's Penny Sale, thank-
ed council for use of council
chambers where the prdzes were
displayed.
"Ws not often, we gent 'thank-
ed for anything," remarked
Councillor Alice Thompson. af-
ter coun'cil's vote had been re-
corded.
34 Years Service
ZURICH --•-The executive of
the Huron District Boy. Scpuits
of Canada was re-eiect'edThurs-
tat day night at 'its annual fall
effing 3' a small
rne''here when, only
the Canadian National Rail-
way,. Canada -Company andFtithe
Federal government to see
lwh�jtherany granted ]ands in
Huron. County might be• avail -
abae for such a' purpose.
of the dinner meeitling, 1ttic
Mrs: Mary Jordan was
honored by fellow Bell Tole-
ship in the Telephone Pion-
eers of America Association;
2 tlVfitCltell, identified as the
� '
Predi'dent Duff Thompson
>' r.A ' '
F
phone Company employees
Miss Elaine Ball of Clinton
c gutExecutaReallecteda
o
ve
aild place fax' nomanatxons and
olecUioats �ilid Byl,aW No. 20 &a r
friday at °a tea. in the CLin-
..
presented het with a life
pcaul�d be 'set unit scbwt 'p
Jordan with a life member- follow etnploytV,
Ing when. 'more representativets
would be 'Able to roto on the
, .. ,•
mer' `htiialtliti' to be 'u5etl; ilii°
-ta:m_ t
by bo'tlt s� or►d
tan' telephone office marking
membership in the Traffic
The nephew of a Clinton man Was killed, Friday
Presentations
'
two b1 • mceti'vc ata o i,d
� .,. 'cin 'ti.. li . S i
a .b..
ii• sr .
34 years of service to the Em'ployee's Association and a
'company. pen and pencil sett from the'
J. D,Mahoney (shown Clinton office.
above),, of London, District Chief Clinton op
Traffic SupervdSor, represent- Bernice McQueen presented
ZURICH --•-The executive of
the Huron District Boy. Scpuits
of Canada was re-eiect'edThurs-
tat day night at 'its annual fall
effing 3' a small
rne''here when, only
the Canadian National Rail-
way,. Canada -Company andFtithe
Federal government to see
lwh�jtherany granted ]ands in
Huron. County might be• avail -
abae for such a' purpose.
of the dinner meeitling, 1ttic
ed the president 'in present- Mrs. Jordan with a chair and
turnowt attended the meeting.
2 tlVfitCltell, identified as the
Ing the President's Wallet. lamp from the staff, andUra.
Predi'dent Duff Thompson
>' r.A ' '
F
Mrsv R. A. Wyatt, of Lon- William Cl owen gave her a
ea:rlaer had tendered- his resig-
In Auto -Truck Crash Near EXeterBayfield.q
don, a former chief operator memory book containing the
nation, but agreed to Bold lids
aild place fax' nomanatxons and
olecUioats �ilid Byl,aW No. 20 &a r
at Clh iton, presented Mrs. signatures and picturesofPos'itian
until 'the spring nett•
pcaul�d be 'set unit scbwt 'p
Jordan with a life member- follow etnploytV,
Ing when. 'more representativets
would be 'Able to roto on the
, .. ,•
mer' `htiialtliti' to be 'u5etl; ilii°
-ta:m_ t
by bo'tlt s� or►d
dargestt sdnee pernUnt was
one for
dor School)
Doucette`ii he �amaunt
Public
ma
• i �
Nephew. of Clinton Resident Killed"e:
mutter,
their office
Othva�;e-pies
� o, ......._ _...
of the dinner meeitling, 1ttic
y
into the records , at Tuesdtfijr
2 tlVfitCltell, identified as the
demgt >i'rank R;os
Ga 1a it of Bayfield itg'ed a
>' r.A ' '
F
night's Council me�tiun'g,
Bylaw No, 1.J telt rthe', ttilnae
orf $103,000.
° tahea-s included: William
In Auto -Truck Crash Near EXeterBayfield.q
sea of Ailsa Craig, and secu e
Lary George Belloliamber, of
�w
A True Story
aild place fax' nomanatxons and
olecUioats �ilid Byl,aW No. 20 &a r
Towns'hi ehnploy'ees work1bg
1�
riear"by:
Fleming, house, $10,000; Wal''-
pcaul�d be 'set unit scbwt 'p
Hume h Hospital olid is r'e mucid
.. ... p .
m �satisfaot . eondition with
''
Cleitk 7Jrvb�t�ttoa� sacro 1ViCw
3. ..' , .. , ,
�ow�il� lend was;. �� iawen. a�.�rarxatp'artts
, .. ,•
mer' `htiialtliti' to be 'u5etl; ilii°
-ta:m_ t
by bo'tlt s� or►d
$:
loam. Hearn, addition, $700; H.
Swan, store front, $2,000; 171railk
The nephew of a Clinton man Was killed, Friday
Presentations
'
two b1 • mceti'vc ata o i,d
� .,. 'cin 'ti.. li . S i
a .b..
ii• sr .
�
McGregor, carport, $200; Barry
near" rxeter 'when the car in which he Was a asw
senger was crushed by a gravel truck in a collision
During the meatiin A�
g gr
Commisslanet Don Rennie pre'-
'S�'t>ti.`kt �(ould be ytdr $it4d Allf`1 tt
,
1trLrned At0i,y
Such a �'a I
S h �r t 49th ed,
w6uld bo oi>�e wlylclt fled na
. Z�3i'ig-servilce' theC�cal .'at the fall meeting in 2L'kr16hY
Jahir# 1��arslaall (left) received ills world badge, thuni
young, garage and canp'ort,
$1.,800; J'oiin P�lUmtree', nemv
at all d, intersection,
unmarked
seated Scant leader Sad Jolty
Brucefield with a long -ser:
yy,��� q,W
Thee ... tl ; tier as f
tri,,. � N4
$4,445.00.
_ ..
y,y 1Yy,�.,7.y.}�M. y. �..,yw,. ru�{
V��G' fol" �' �l7WlCi4 11.�G.i iLLS�.
niee.,tltig. '£tgf°L�''C1 -W t 6ai �taitit
and y{6tt d e it y 6ffi J.� y� yy�1yY
a11tI bei S Pt . .i+la7'
y� , O. M LVi L1�1La�C.i �i4 (aifA7d�����Vn of
0k 9. dduterg e6tim,
aaof, $600'; Leh Hunter, barb,of
Dead :is Grant, Gilfillan 1$' ylir, from the 'scene;
v'ite� riledel for 15 yetais s•ervace
df RA 1 WbodhaM, nephew of OPP Cpl, George Mitchell, of with the scouting mov'ementt.
George A. G'ilfiNrai'i, Clinton. .. Exeter, said B•lmde � could: have He alto presented JoIzn 36±-
y - 'fx.. • . • Ontarici Pi^ovinci'ail Policesaid sttffbeate'd if the vrorlrts hada
shall of Clinton with his tWbdd
om�rnatoo#� ehe 'truck toppled bnto the car no's pulled hint. from the' wreck- badge, ,fihomg cher beads, a
w .
> ., Tlltn its load of ve'1 on age as uickl as th dad: er ......: z , < M g q Y err C b�i'catc an ooxnplotien otfla s�.�,sk�'tt.. th'e cars :flattened troaf. Kerr Broom, di"aver of �ifie paclt. sobtuters Course. � .��,� �,, " � � j aft ... .. � v rf �'��,�,+��Y 5 � �": Zr5 �, �:' s
For,
o� ��1 �r1 Pi1IY t x'roan L4%reolcti..o � ell atrdtk was uninjured, hg �, `: _�� ..,�. rA,:. �� a � n
y k r ec , AN , , During ila'e busa7isss secton;,,s N
•�r
�irzc al"l Ot iondori t
_ r 'Oftt: ca ell all the
,.
Two tawiz 'bylaws w'e're Tedd..
HeM'm:an Brander, 1'8-, Of t
� o, ......._ _...
of the dinner meeitling, 1ttic
y
into the records , at Tuesdtfijr
2 tlVfitCltell, identified as the
�ip k
st, Street wal
Ga 1a it of Bayfield itg'ed a
>' r.A ' '
F
night's Council me�tiun'g,
Bylaw No, 1.J telt rthe', ttilnae
driver of -the, car, wm, res,C6g6d
from the, debris by Usboi�ne
Td C+OS�' $�r%
doa'nmt,ttee be fotitned to dn'-
vo,tna o possiW satAd 'vt�h ere a
�w
A True Story
aild place fax' nomanatxons and
olecUioats �ilid Byl,aW No. 20 &a r
Towns'hi ehnploy'ees work1bg
1�
riear"by:
A hewn siciewall ng est
Sbree t b 8Weq Vdeatd1ia and
pcaul�d be 'set unit scbwt 'p
•�r
�irzc al"l Ot iondori t
_ r 'Oftt: ca ell all the
,.
thoiuzec the Hsowre to I)Av ciptate
an the danar+id UtWica hn-
'1"he6y used a. 1 -bad grader to
'poli ehe truck .froth the Wit',
Cintiam6 gtreets WSll cost L171i�
, -
eb $ r71475r._ het the coc tract=
Seek SYto'
t:
He, said s'atcsh a Sane should be
�°
fish stories he W.Ahts .lor the rest of his. zfo, 11ti
Y
..
yes til System as
and, bhetl sawed off rtia seer-
or Will a C. A. e'Dbwdll,
__
under lease so Scouts could
he can batik them. tip with 64 above hoed. HC
i _
caught this gaihbow Trout in the $ayfzdid River
Of lay. 1., ''1964,
._._, .. . .. .. .....
Xomiftmkm wM bd held. on
mg' wheel to pull the, y'outli otut,
_ _. ..
Brander 'oras taltdn to South
..
inc
cx,uncxl lt�trned '�.iesclay' even-
dd
ifig,
,
e'rLat iretlnayieial, bualdangs stt�c'li
it shelter for least 4% laid
.. .... , �+. �r
ttoe'tert Get Awards
i -
do Saturday and spent �� action; asked 1'Yi1l'1Lite�
Iai'idi'ng: eh�. �lit�p�eri Zits �r�+.plzy 't�ezg'hed it ��t
flov: 27 tthrs year ,lu cent 7~86
and $,30 Tri, 'tine douwU 'ehutYi.-
Hume h Hospital olid is r'e mucid
.. ... p .
m �satisfaot . eondition with
''
Cleitk 7Jrvb�t�ttoa� sacro 1ViCw
3. ..' , .. , ,
�ow�il� lend was;. �� iawen. a�.�rarxatp'artts
, .. ,•
mer' `htiialtliti' to be 'u5etl; ilii°
-ta:m_ t
by bo'tlt s� or►d
; .. r .. . _ ,
Area Scout �C11iirlliSSi�ner Don Rennie (eehttd)
__; .. �. :.
3 POUM" ,...... .,. ..
� 13f3Vl.YtC7S and lYleaSt,��`eS` e��'. 1nehG�':ir i`i�}iil� jd,'Vt�' '�T
:..._. .. ., _
bens, And pollft -.if' rideessarY
17e 7r
_
head, Cuts, ..:-
xefilNfy' g``ufrbo,46W
two b1 • mceti'vc ata o i,d
� .,. 'cin 'ti.. li . S i
a .b..
ii• sr .
presented Sid Jolly (right) of 10ucefield with, a
, -... .,. ... • . --. ... _ . , ,.
taiXr UP, Varl Used, a MLI S N6, 9 i. _f, 't ,.
pp Il o d catch
« • vl�id) •i)eG"�
e iixotIons' WWO MiWed
At =ft ,tJnJ4- - ? slid 'a.'dd�deht,
'S�'t>ti.`kt �(ould be ytdr $it4d Allf`1 tt
,
1trLrned At0i,y
Such a �'a I
S h �r t 49th ed,
w6uld bo oi>�e wlylclt fled na
. Z�3i'ig-servilce' theC�cal .'at the fall meeting in 2L'kr16hY
Jahir# 1��arslaall (left) received ills world badge, thuni
the tx�dl�trr
y ., .. �.. �. .,
,. :.. Audrey
(.�dws-kiywd Photo bg .�Aud ey Peilchambee)
: .. _, _ . :.... .
extl secondCd
....... ... ....... .... �. ....,
by Dun tiompsbnr
tkxo cYultth nNlStiiYnL fro+fra
J
... _ ,..
warm a't '� ba'do pt(4twt 06
yy,��� q,W
Thee ... tl ; tier as f
tri,,. � N4
$4,445.00.
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y,y 1Yy,�.,7.y.}�M. y. �..,yw,. ru�{
V��G' fol" �' �l7WlCi4 11.�G.i iLLS�.
niee.,tltig. '£tgf°L�''C1 -W t 6ai �taitit
and y{6tt d e it y 6ffi J.� y� yy�1yY
a11tI bei S Pt . .i+la7'
y� , O. M LVi L1�1La�C.i �i4 (aifA7d�����Vn of
0k 9. dduterg e6tim,
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