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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-04-01, Page 1inton TN 8 NEW BRA, - 98th ` -0.9 Ilo, �3-Th jfiPej,7W ��+. the New$ 3 � A ' amu:BidsTen Corn, Operators qx 4 19hway . ¢� b %radiate at :RCAF " , .�aozse of ten- C o mmin * 0 $1 Gation Q eatorSwere Te. - 21,_ _ s oetls ee'tedVit1PaA Aua crq'iAtes fc0v?� Clintori towA councilleast' A :30 We* course at the four 4dar and Communications : v Wednesday night x.'eceivetd bid co.pst , lotf of Iii Schgcll, RCAF Station CM - 8 a wuay m. _ , C u- 8wlimits, e!oisiano9award- T. e�at�am.exe , ., ., ,. . • . � � �, . �: �: .. �:. �: .s� �. �,�.: r'ruade'ia Flight Lieut, R. A, ring the contr'aet, Y Bound who this month xe* All 44r' estimates were more , t'haxi '127,00 ghee than the 'g t from t AF ha served with fort for . $ 0 higher h z $500i000 which 'had been the th the .. e for .. cost ealculallon,. 24 years Tend'ers were in from M cNa- maree Construction Ltd., Tort $805,647; Tow- - -'-_ land ConstructionLtd London, Hog Producers $719,819; Bot ComstructinLtd„ Oakville, $672,679,• anti F A.4.;H Gilt Salle 477', n s Sftone'house .and Son Ltd. Sar-' nia664 Bidders were tendering on: the !Sri... USs $59 b Widening and paving of High.- ' way 8 witad)rin Clanton s town The second annual, 4-H .pure- lim#s, as well as laying storm bred gilt sale sponsored by the sewers along Highway 4 in Huron County Hog Producers town. Azweiation was held :in Clinton u Robert Tait, of Proctor and S'aturd'ay afternoon when 41 top Redfern, . consulting engineers, guts brought a total of $5,302.50. �rl Toronto, said the four bids will The idea of the scheme i o i T r� be studied, by his firm and the s t OntaAo' Department of High- promote high quality Purebred Swine in this county. ways. Thirty-four 4-1-1 Swine Club w rw The Ontario Municipal Board members each received two # has given • couin 0A approval to spend $100,313 on the entire last spring. One gilt `fax- project. Since Highway '8 is a med out" to each. member ways At y sold at the auction with, the prb- provincial Highway, the . menu of highways will 'pay 90 reeds tram the sale going t. the )=%g Producers' Association. The g 3 ' per cent of the road work. 0xistrtuction was expected to other becomos the property of begin about midis-Apxiil and conn-' the member. til is .hoping waxle w?il3 not be In addition to the 34 gilts delayed. from this year, seven annixnals Clinton Officer Wins Marksman Award from. the first year project were sold. Following d three,year layoff from rifle shooting Flight Lieut. Dan J. All gilts had been bred to top Driscoll of RCAF Station Clinton was recently presented with the Distinguished Clntonians Attend ranking premium bonus and Mafsman Award which he earned by scaring 97 or over out of a possible 100many of them were rich in on Ten separate targets. He scored these in a four week period from mid -Jan- Presbyterial Meet Record of Performance blood nary to raid -February at the RCAF Station indoor 25 -yard long rifle range. lines.' a officer, and a member of the station rifle team. (RCAF Photo The third' annual meeting of Highest price paid at the He is range � Huron Presbyterial of the Un- sale -was $210 for a purebred ited Church Women was held gilt consigned by Donald John - last Wednesday, March 24, in, s'ton, RR 6, Goderich. It was Northside United Church Sea purgha'seclby David Stevens; St, 2049 Keeps Huronviewhostess, forth,with EgmondvilIe as t>'a•. Marys, Vote ( Continued on page S) The president, Mrs. Allan Me a - Taggas+t, Brussels, annum Legion Zone C -1 - hat the allocation of. .1.965 for g the LTntified,'bud!get was proposed' - • AsOneUnit;Start In 19-6- 6 at $29,650 and the expense, fund Public Speaking at $420. Both these proposals Mere Saturday --GODERICH There Will, be fare had not included anything their own area. Basically, our, were adopted. The 1964 alio- The public iso invited to xa smart this .year on the pro- in its 1965 budget for the Clin- duty is to the care of the rests I cation was exuded by $1,904 the Royal Canadian Legion posed 15 -bed addition to Huron ton addition. _ dent." l or 6i/z. per cent. Zone C-1 public speaking view, Huron's County Home for It is indicated that financing The report noted that of the The treasur'er's report was finals in Clinton Legion trite Aged at ^Clin'toni•. will-cwnmence after March 31, 63 admissions in 1964, only one read by Mrs, Brock Olde, Cldn- Hall 'on Saturday afternoon; County councillars in Goder- 196&, on the building which has was considered normal care! A ton, who was re-elected to that April 3 at two o'clock,' Aoh last weep for the March been estimated at a cost of normal care r'esid'ent is one who position:` Eighteen. speakers will be ambn approved -the board of $550,000• is 'able to be up and about the Mrs. Ted McCreath, Clinton, taking pant in .senior and Okanag'ement's recommendation "Wer have allocated $5,000 to- Home. prepared the financial -report. junior public school, and to proceed' With the comstrur- Ward the building program" it ' Bed-caxe residents moving to An account, of their attend- senior and junior high %oA but :It was, noted the Ont- was stated -in the clerk-WZsarr- kIuronvlew require special fac- ante at the United Cliurch Gen- school dliN cions. ario Department of Public Wel- er's report, shut this initial sum. ilities, and is the reason for the eral Council, held at St, Johns, Clinton, Goderich, Kincar- is merely to, cover initial arch- construction of 'a chronic wing" Nfld. last year, was given by dine and Winggham have en - Cancer Society itects' fees,'travel expenses and It has been deemed important Rev. and 1&s;. Grant Mills, of tries in the four classes and minor cogta which might be in- to segregate residents having Ontario Street United Church, Seaforth are entered in the Starts Campaign curred." (Continued on page eight) Clinton. two public school classes. Next Wednesday Duty To Resident y In a report read last Wed - Peter Astles, a teacherc morning, Elgin p- at Central Huron Secondary son, chairman Of the board � ■ Macaulay- Named V '.School here, and Campaign moni'agament of Hutronview,, said chairman of Huron Unit of the b'oard's thee duty was to OF Hfi.i,ron Zone oF Mid!WODA the CanadianCanadianCancer Sac- the Dame of thresident. iety, informs us that the "Since the January session, clriive for fundis begins, next County Council has been cent- Royce Macaulay, partner in eged countries, food in larger (( � week. seized' to no end relative to thein - quantities will be required', de- t He• is -also, in charge of decision regardtinvg additional ac- Ba]'.i Macaulay Builders Supply, mand will be created for man- Maitland Valley the Clinton branch carie- comsnodlation for senior cirtrizeru's Clinton, was elected vice -chair- Fm goods, and industries paugn for funds. 'Canvassing being located on the present man of Zone 1, of Mid -Western in this region of Ontario should Conservation WM, 9tart in Clinton on site" read the report. Ontario Development AssOd- be in good position to supply Wednesday, April 7, by vol- "A very strong plea has been ation ate meeting in Goderich these products," he said. To Spend $68,186 anet•eer canvassers', Fred 'made by many people that it Tuesday night. Huron's warden, Glenn Webb, much more convenient Thirtyflive persons from Hur- Stephen TawnSd t p, also attend- aitnton branch. to have 'these senior` citizens in on attended. Clinton is among Are development budget projects nae - six listed meixlbex municipalities ed the meeting aril indicated jar develo ent is were ,91oanane as president of the would be six listed Exmbe municip Sea- the county might see fit eaAY approved for the Maitland Val - LETTER TO EDITOR. in the new year to loin Mid- ley Conservation Authority forth, Wdngham and Grand WODA. when representatives frown 29 • Bend. ��- -- " member municipalities attended 1u�nior Hockey Team Needs Support W, E. T'lramson Kitchener o general meeting of the Auth- planning dirrector, told the Hue- Huron County arity in Brussels recently,. • . • on group that legislation woutld Semi, nal Game Here Tonight be annotmoecl shovtly' to set up The budget calls far a tubal Sum - area boards to assist local m'un- ' ` expenditure arine , It of $q8,1,86. 5 al- icipalithes With planning devel- Petitioning e'd, 4t shows $26;195 al - beat Ser, out: locatedfor aduriirnisttl.ation, $1, - The Clinton Junior Colts are o meurt. Why'' All yaai� the excuses p 950 for conservation. and $40, Itaattling with; Exeter for the have been: "you won all the He referred o tree' popularity For College 040 for capital developme�alt. of Lake Huron shores with right to go into the Ontario games too easy„ GODERICH -- Huron Chairman Robert Wenger, ex- W�ztemloa County vacationers, lained that several major it - e, "D" finals. But, all games with Owen .and. said, ".if you don't get pair- County' Council has petit- p Title town of Clinton should be Sound, Milverton, Ailsa Craig ulation up here, You are :going lamed the Minister of Edu- were taker into consider- proud of the bare': of young risen were very close; in fact, we to ruin :a good county": cation to comsWw establish- anon in arriving at the total who have giver, st much time Igst some of them: J: R Delaney, from the Ont- Ing a community college in budget. He listed therti as pro- and effort to prcvlde Clinte,n Also, "we are Wa$tdng for the ario Department of Econorrnics Kiran, brea bearing different graiL- wlbth a high-class brand of hoe- Nay=ofis," We have berm In and Development, urged. run• The legislative and edu= breakdowns, capital develoji� key all winter; and a plug for play -oft for two weeks . but the rrients, and a laanit balance car - key hard working executive and fate haven't turned out yet, It icipai,ities to encourage the ex- cation comanaterh reporting tied over from 1964. pans'ioir of local industries. Thursday aEterdixmri, rata Hnder capital expenditures as ttare two coaches who have work- is a disgrace to Clinton that on "You should provide them the OnteAO Deparctment of od so many hours to weld this a recent Friday night, Exeter With the same approach as a Edtication tsar' indicated a project at the Authority own *earn into a, winning irornbiri had, 1,000 farts in their Ahk hew firm,,,, he said, 'isome coni that community Cogeges ed by the Gorrie Conservat oft ation, while on the same, night, we had mi nines have refused to co-op- Will be e%tabldshed through- Area and limited improvements First we want to than -it tn11 200. We have fans p ' p ,p at conservation areas at Blue- going to crate with local industry m out line ' ravlixiee" It canted tie regular fans who have sup- games away from hone but matters council could act u oil, out that Ruron is ideally and In Morning - dont go to our nom` games. and they halve 'packed up and loerhited" as rte`; Water, ton Township. ported the team, hot this year This is not a cry-baby letter, I'at,,, loo anti Guelph Universities, Authbbitty members also ear- bitt every year, atut after play- because we believe the' future marked $7,000 •tzar purchase of ing over 30 gamw this Year, Principle speaker R. F. Good Gtouhds are more readily � ��bfon of the _ Saratoga of &Otey in ClintonIs on the L 1 aitas 0. gtt in West Wawatoga our Team, is 3n the reed. sari 'ties t in, market develapmerit special- available an x'uir,al have no dt+ganizat1on, to bale us �'o ass W611 as the future of a 3st with the Ontario Depamtnrwt than air tn+WA centres as onur arena, ppt will fiat only help ,< 1 think this is sottfiousing itaW hip mean; Auxburzr. fieW of Agriculture, 'heralded a ter- are traaf�ortatian, • iiltiT;tt,01V' C1bZi.1�TX Let`s get behind' our players. �rr%fic deVelapiti�ent'' in the field aril other facilataes. C1]1O l[t,I OUT ar ggriculture and. industry, r` ething The 'Weather financially, but Will also prove 'As §taridaads zrf living lmthat would be vcmy benefiic- ;1.965 1964 ActiV ty oat, the land as con- that moral support helps to Win Mgh Lauw High -Low prove for: those .tai ufiderivrivil- iaS to Htiurohr, said chaxrmarr; z bnnetn 'Stewart, reeve 6f March 24 .24 64 31 fm to the atpplrcatiatir of fLr'- games., -$ tilizer on: hay, pasture and win- Lets„ 911 the arena'• tonight Contributions to the Canadi" lVi CXWOp, speaking to the 25 23 -8 42 34 ter wheat, Stored feed sup)alies tsviieh 1✓keter visits the '40blof- Gat ;cebc Society campaign help r'e ' , ,we 'hav'e a lot of 26 30 0 39 19 Dar Iivestoblc appetitr to be More Colts in the kbutth game' of Control cancer in three ways. Youtig people, here who 27 29 6 M 19 than adequate ozu ftibst tAf1 s in their play-okfs, They support research into the would like to further their 28 36 14 34 25 Rwon County fore the balAn e Clinton Jturaor Colts came of ca !r; provido for a etlu,%Uon, Huron us 1'a< lWhg 29 34 24 66 22 of the winter i'cedu g 'periiods PreWent, G,'J" Llverni'iore !blit educatiikifr g'r`ari►, Gift l ift this type bf edtifttion, :30 29 " .V Z l3 'file rffaple syrup run has 6etb Secmaiy-�'r. S.1wer all .otlubt tto- assist can- _ ,..s6 � list if ,, h... ,_ -, , allow v vers and nv� tivottld; gain a Snolvv¢ 9 S 6w`" 1: Adm I X W. Ck t lihotih ter Paden w. we, doitAd 'eet itP No. hors Matt V, 0,76 Mills For Roads C7_5 Mills, For C 0norol County Tax 1r.'­eVy'1ncreased C � he county ,serve, Clerk-trpWAWer J., tx, jbwell, -Odder k, S cl?a?r"ix8an, PVy fCH lLevy for 1065 Will be 15.5 Berry hay budgeted. for an se tt , a'IYWned a vol for 'seven.'seven.tax rn ls, of which $,75 is for roads i=W $_W*4is of $10,66$, ton. He lives with lids wife Vi, grants, Will the e and 6,75 ill o to he ern' rat The finance m?d executive That of the Salvation Army was increased frgm $1;2Q0 to e fund. This is an. in per" , tt R: e g, Comte. ce .of ynhi,oh . eev. Rei, _ $1,500. Theothers .are Canadian creases in coon of three quarters Clinton serg, 09 t Clinton, Spring Fadr, $238; Soil National Institute for the Blind, Canadian Lancer Soo - of A m ll. and Crop Improvement Assoca- kle, Zurich. Lloyd Mainprise, $2,000; The The neslac�ative totals to be To ReceiveHuron, duties, John is active in civic Huron Unfit, - $400; Hast rrai'sed'are $580,096,86 and $447,- RCAFomm•ssion C oil) $1,000; Blyth Fair,. $150; West Huron and South Huron Women's institutes, .$15 50$.14, or $1,027,'899,80,•compar- Exeter Fair, $272.63, Seaforth Directors include William each ch .and St. J.¢h??''s Ambulance, ed With .$$13,629 in 1964, In ,�„,�,�,� . , : q " " As well as being Cubmaster of $75, clud ng provincial the Mohawk Lack, he is As- Reeve Konneth Stewart,. Me - grants .af $1,$0$,055 and Cher ,a,• �x )ii'lop, .I�xesente'd tt4e report of flee legislative and educational revenue the budget calls for g Lucknow Fahr, $75; Kirkton Williaw S:tratychuck was also committee and obtained apprav-. receipts of $2,461,551. named district director. 1 al ofthe following grants: Un- The county ended the year Regional Centennial ivergity of Western Ontario with a surpaus of $40,026, but e jai' (soTarsihips, , bursaries a n d the budged. now provides fon - - i building fund), $1,200; Vniver- sit y of Waterloo, (scholarships dra'w'ing an surplus account to about one-third of the nations entire apple crap - 6,500,000 The Ontario . Department of- and bursaries) $1,200, the extent of $80,000, s 'V Branch of the department said Retarded.. Children'<s Assocla� Cminty council adopted a rec the ses's'ion in Goderich will fea- 'tire a panel cons speak- factory tirraughouit the year," he said. "The overseas export tions, '$350 each for Wingham ommendation of its executive ` rv. and Goderich; Belgrave, Hawick Hensatll school fairs, .cavil committee that a bylaw be pass - Hall, ment of Education, the Tourist $25; Belgrave Music Festival, $25; ed establishing a reserve fund Development branch of the'De- keting." Clubs and municipal officials $25; Ontario. Agricultural Col - for working capital so that it : '" formation, the regional repre- Orntario apple growers conutri- lege '(scholarships) $300; and may not. be necessary to borrow buted about $100,000 to a fund already been held! in Ontario women's representative. used to promote apple sales. Western Ontario .Agricultural all the money required nrevionas This amount represents two an organized program to assist .'Municipal, business and wom- cents per hundred on juice ap- College (scholarships) $100, library grant rep - to receiptof count rates. to y ples; three cents on dessert ap- for 1967, Canada's Centennial tennial committee members in pies; and four cents on peaces- a he 33 resents $40 each to• the 31 lib - s The department of Muricip'al sing apples. Jack A. Brockie, director of to attend. rat es tin Huron and $25 to Affairs now permits a bylaw to Lucknow, be passed establishing such a re-S er t Mar' hall Jhis 29 Adopting the report of the tenors e rnot'her, Mrs. Jean agriculture and reforestation conEd Vise Again Marshall lives at 173 Tecum- Thomas L presented by council g seh Avenue, London, and who Thorns Leiper, Valent, council enlisted in London in, 1953 is approved the following grants: Heads Heron to be commissioned as a Fly- Agricultural representatives, ing Officer in the Royal, Can- $500; agricultural junior erten- • adian Air Farce today, April cion, $2,500; 4-H leaders, $500; ort - Fruit Growers 1 I3,reeedeen' Associations,reford n His present position is NCO $100 each; Aberdeen -Angus As - Edward Wise, RR 3 Clinton in charge of Basic Training war ation (Grey, Bruce and Hur- was re-elected president of the Orderly Room at Radar and on) $50; Jersey, Ayrshire and Huron County Fruit and Veget- Communications School, Clin- Guernsey Breeders' Associations, able Growers' Association; at. the ton. He lives with lids wife Vi, $50 each. annual meeting in Clinton on and children Patricia six, Chap Improvement Seed Fair, Friday. Stephanie five and Blair three $100; Hensadl Spring Fair,. $150; Vice-prestudents are Boyd Tay- at 7 Toranto Blvd., Adastraa Clinton, Spring Fadr, $238; Soil lor, Walton, and Edward Stoc- Park: and Crop Improvement Assoca- kle, Zurich. Lloyd Mainprise, In addition to his Air Force ation, $400; Huron Plowmen's Petroba, as the secretary and duties, John is active in civic Association (IntematitonOd Mat - Douglas .Miles, Clinton, is the and church affairs. He is a oil) $1,000; Blyth Fair,. $150; treasurer. lay reader axed chair member Exeter Fair, $272.63, Seaforth Directors include William at St. Paul's Church, Clinton. Fair, -$409 41'; Zurich Fair, $179 Stratychuck, Brussels; Steelde; " As well as being Cubmaster of 79; Bayfield Faa , $150; Brussels Lorne Woods, Lucknow; Stew- the Mohawk Lack, he is As- Fair, $243.29; Howicck Fadr, art Middleton, Clinton, and Wil- sistamt Dista -let Commissioner $150; Dungannon Fair, $150; liam McGuire, Bayfield, for Tiraiming, Huron District, Lucknow Fahr, $75; Kirkton Williaw S:tratychuck was also Boy Scouts of Canada. Fair, $1.00. named district director. - ', Members leaimed from speak- J. Johnson, London, sup- er sup- Regional Centennial Conference is ervising inspector of fruits and vegetables with the Can'ad'a De- t of Agriculture, tient • Slated For Goderich on April 9 Ontario apple �growers harvested Ontario about one-third of the nations entire apple crap - 6,500,000 The Ontario . Department of- the Ontarlo Centennial Planning bushels, Tourism and lnrformatlon has Branch of the department said "The demand has been satis- announced a Centennial Plan the ses's'ion in Goderich will fea- 'tire a panel cons speak- factory tirraughouit the year," he said. "The overseas export n9ng conference in Godei'lch an mm ere from the Comvriwrity Pro - demand and increase shipments Friday, April 9 at the Legion grams branch of the Depart - to the 'United Kingdom have ! Hall, ment of Education, the Tourist been favourable factors in mar- Members of Clinton Service Development branch of the'De- keting." Clubs and municipal officials partrnent of Tourism and In - The group also heard 15,000 uvill likely attend the conference. formation, the regional repre- Orntario apple growers conutri- Fifteen such conferences have sentative of the Ontario Cem- ten W Planning Branch, and a buted about $100,000 to a fund already been held! in Ontario women's representative. used to promote apple sales. during March, and are part of This amount represents two an organized program to assist .'Municipal, business and wom- cents per hundred on juice ap- municipalities with their plans en leaders as well as local Cen- ples; three cents on dessert ap- for 1967, Canada's Centennial tennial committee members in pies; and four cents on peaces- Year. the district have been. invited sing apples. Jack A. Brockie, director of to attend. Coepardl Receives Award! A,t a recent Station paft& Cpl, Robert Gerald Paitlter was presented With a Certifficate of Award by the Commanding Officer RCAF Staiioh Cllrf n, Croup C'apta.in X, R: Greenaway, C.D, The i ward_Wag halls to CpY. Paihter far a su eStiori he !thole conce�rnin a redtictlon in tl�ie re Interment and.+�peating g p i Osts f Certain e" iii ment ttsec� an k alar i�inits. f is name; �1nzt is tatlan �s>lrr, Man>ibba and.cat.present'h ]s atttzndrrlg an Advamcec l'adar Tephhiclah Cdurse at Cinan s IadaX�' olid Coriirxinicatic�ns School, {ii�"il+' pliato}