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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-07-22, Page 14Ruby eg Bill's Restaurant 8 HURON STREET CLINTON, ONT. Southern Fried CHICKEN TWO PIECES TENDER. CHICKEN FRENCH FRIES —'GARNISH BUTTERED ROLLS 896 FOUR PIECES TENDER CHICKEN FRENCH FRIES — SALAD 2 BUTTERED ROLLS S1.19 ENJOY A 'A LB. SRN STEAK $119 TRY ONE OF OUR, LUNC E0 EXAMPLE: BACON and TOMATO SANDWICH French Fries w. Garnish Beverage and Dessert (I LS EXAMPLE: ROAST BEEF DINNER ' Potatoes -- Vegetables Beverage and Dessert 51.25 `Open 9:00 a.m. to Midnight Closed Wednesday Afternoons at 2:00 'pan, Friday'alit! $aturday, Nights Take-00t Orders Only from Midnight tO 100 Open Sundays '12 to 8 p.m. Speciat Sunday Dinners Photo of Huron Street new highway project, looking east. The 'Bot Construc- tion Company have completed preliminary rood bed from western end of street to midway between Orange Street" and the main intersection. This photo, taken at corner of Ontario and William Streets, where another gang of Bot Construction are breaking up 'the old , pavement, preparing for new road bed on Ontario Street (Highway 8). Storm sewers have been laid on Victoria Street (Hiihway 4) from the payfield River, bridge at south entrance to Clinton, up to Kirk and Maria Streets. Bot Construction have contract of laying storm sewers all along Victoria Street to intersection of Highways 4 and 8; and all along Huron and Ontario Streets. (News-Record Photos taken Wednesday afternoon) Page 12—ClintoniNews-Record—Thursday, July 22,1965 Mugs-Mugs-Mugs COFFEE MUGS 9 in blue, pink, green c ea, In ,Old English Patterns COFFEE MUGS By Staffordshire, in blue and black design, $1.00 ea. COFFEE MUGS flower decorations In English Bone China, • $1.00 ea. COFFEE MUGS Decoration In Basket Weave 49c ea.- BEER MUGS Designs on tan ground .50 ea. In,English Sports Car $2 BEER MUGS $4..50 & $4.95'ea. THERMO INSULATED CUPS With recipe . $10.50 set printed on In Alurainum well,124; Paul Ilpni 323; ,I.Anx Cameron,, 19$; Bit 3-03.;; pe,ig ggot.oA 430; lian114 3.07"; Carson, 110, RONNIE S DRIVE ,IN THEATRE — CLINTON ChildirAencimiltede4r r12,relen, ears Two Complete Shows 'Nightly COME AS LATE AS 11 P,M. AND SEE A COMPLETE SHOW 13FoxIROITficSeHlWen AatT8:ASP.Krn. THURSDAY and FRIDAY July 22 and 23 "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" • DORIS DAY ROCK HUDSON TONY RANQA1,,t, Color Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY July 24 and 26 "RIO CONCHOSIE STUART WHITMAN • TONY, FRANCIOSA • RICHARD BOONE • Color Cartoon TUESDAY &• WEDNESDAY July 27 and 28 "NIGHT OF THE IGUANA" • RICHARD BURTON AVA GARDNER DEBORAH KERR (Adult Entertainment) Cartoon COMING NEXT: "FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE" DIVIDENDS Life Insurance ON - and, -up • to SAVINGS $2,000.00 at CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED M I Storm Sewer an Construc ion Pro ress On Vinton Highways way Packet Wins Annual Junior Golf Tourney At -13ayfield .Course, Storm Sewer Put Under CNR Tracks Extra CNR section. crews were in Clinton, last weekend to help put the new Victoria Street, storm sewer under the CNR, tracks on that street. The • work, was completed between the time the last, train left Clinton ,Saturday af- ternoon and the first train arrived from the east Monday' at noon. (News-Record Photo) . . Symons said :there will ,definf- itely be something done for this event. • • Council filed two resolutions from other towns regarding in- creased ,costs of 'education and policing. Mayer Symons said there was .considerable time spent. on those,' and 'similar items at the ittayor'.s and reeve's' convention in. 'Kitchener -which he attended .recently. Library Secretary Couneil accepted the resigna- tion of Miss Kay Snider, secre- tary pof the library board, who • has gone to rreslide in Cape Bre- ton Island. She was a town ap- pountee. Clerk John Livermore was instructed to write her a letter, thanking her " for past duties to the beard. Council left the vacancy Wen, for the ether four members to suggest a• replacement. The board does not meet during July and Att; gust, Auxiliary Pollee ' The recently trained EMO auxiliary Policemen in Clinton are filling iho at nights while regular force pollee are on holi- days. They are paid $1.35 per hour. 0 • . • Planning Board Reeve • Duff Thompson dis- played a 3"s4' framed picture of an aerial view of the town which Willbe used by the Plan- ning board. Also on -cliSplay were sectional Photos,, 2'x11/2 ',. of the town, - • , The reeve said that Reeve Tom Leliper wanted more in- formation for his. 'council on planning, and that Tuckersmith. Township vas -alsOinterested. Clinton is ,going to be involv- ed in groWth, the reeve said, and. he was, very pleased that our neighboring areas are slioW-• ing interest. "Byk this fall' we hope to have preliminary Meet-, ings with township councils", he said. 'CounFil . proclaimed -lVfenclay, August 2 .as a civic holiday.. in Clinton. A. J. McMurray Presented With 1917 1.11. Note Mr. Adam J. McMurray, Ont- ario Street, a retired blockman for the Irtternational, Harvester Company, is the proud owner er'a note for $34 Which he wit- nessed, in 1917. While at the International Harvester office. in I3amliitoil recently, an official in the ac- counting department, gave the souvenir to Mr. McMurray, The note on well bond paper , was front a Mr. John McConnell, of Concession 11, God,erich, Township, and was •part payment for 'a six-foot IH mower. It was, dated August 17, 1917, and sighed by Mr. Mc- Connell with an "X" and wit- nessecl by Mr. McMurray. The Clinton III agent art the time was A. C. "Cliff' LeVey, now retired' at 44- St. Patrick Street, Goderich„ Mr, McMurray was a block= man for the III company from 191.4 to 1925,in Clinton; at Har- Aston; from 1920 1.0'1939; and spent his last three years with the company back at Clinton,' until he retired in 1942. The 1917 note is one of many deals which Mr. McMurray was involved in for the implement company. He has •no idea how 'the note got back to the III office, as it Was paid by Mr. lVfcConn.ell. A: bank payment _stamp is quite 'clear on the note. Kin Peewees Play Tonight Clinton Kinsmen peewee base- ball teein will, be .dut to even their twit:, game series With Ex- eter tonight On Tuesday even ing, Exeter handed the local peewees their second loss of the , season. — If the public School groUrids are lit to play on tonight, the game will be there; ,tit- not, it will be at the cOrtuntinity park, at Six o'clock. At. txetet R 11 E EXeter ..:. 330 013 7 8 Clinton 308- 000 9 13 ,4 Clrxrttrti° Paul nArtlift and Dale Willittaria, piteliers, Brian Edgar, catcher, Zmeter... Quinn and McLean, pitehers land laugh, - Catcher, 'Clinton have two Wins ever ?email, and 'single Wins over Lucan and GOderieh; While they limit' lestel to Exeter and Gederibh. The 'Utah tetint Wit be here Tuesday, My 7 .11ok- the lash grfatilb of :the feegitler Sae-dale, Town Lerrgriito The 'Yankees attd are rib*, engaged do ki '005-gathe Stanley and Tuckersmith Boards View Plans of Proposed School m'embe'rs Merten merner and James Cleave, objected to ap- proval of the plan in view of the request 'by, -over 800 rate- payers . of Bayilleld and West Moray lbelse(4, Nat wOn the. :Stew Co*- Mernerial tvOPhy at the anntlal. 11,4ni3Or, text Vnrnor Golf club- "On, Tuesday, His score 'Of 81-'in 1.8 boles was .eight. Strokes less thin the 'score ,of his nearest Aral; liakn .Oates.-, Nineteenboy.s.,, age frOn,' 11 #0 I% =.-eentPotecl in the tourney where •13ert Grey pre- 'sented ram trophy '• to Racket,' PS' Well '4,$• 120* PV#P.§. glOna,ted by Bred Hpllis:, owner-primes.- s?onal 01 th0_:Pourope,. 'lore AllAcileort,'.served by Mr. and Xrs, .TinlIp; the club= house, the by were entertain- ed by gp1.0*wwda. -of wisdom fxorn Dr, W. A, rnalroAnn, 'doh; .Lorne 'Cook :Chicago, a brother. .of the trophy donor,. 'the iate,:$tewart Gook 'who was • 5!tratford hnsixi'essman, a for- Mgr Barfield summer resident and An, ,Ardent golfer; and Fred - Golfers competing in the 14 year-oird. cl'asse's.. were: QAtesi '89; Boss cam- erou,100; David Mckenzie, 94; ,.Haeket, 81; • la4.1ty Long, 111; .Mark $tepheus; 98; Gordon Bentternnaler,. "97; Pon. Bar- tlifif, 100;,' earl 1-411nphries,:95; 'Danny Baker, 126; Jim Carson, 104; and Gary Spencer; 115. . Aged 11 to. 13;. Peter Cars- COMING VENTS Thursday, July 22, — BINGO at Clinton Legion, Hall, 15 reg- ular games for $5.00. 2 'sherd- the-wealth games, 1 'special game for $25:00, the first fetter "L" and first,letter "T" applies on this game for $2,00 each, 3 Shalre-the-'wealth games, jack- pot applies On those. 3 games $55. in. 55 numbers, 2 door prizes few $2.00 •'each. Admission 50c 'extra card 25c or 6 for $1.00. 25b Tuesday, July' 27 — BINGO at thed-luron Fish & Game Club 1-,eckpat $56.00 in 56 numbers. • door prizes. 8;30 p.m. Saturday, July 31 Salle Sale, 'Orange Hall, Baylielci, 2 p.m. Sponsors: Varna' pnited• Church. 29.30b Tuesday, August 31 — Grand. Ole Opry from Nashville, Ten- e,see, starring, Wilma Lee;and Stoney Cooper, Hensall Arena; sponsored by Hensali Kinsmert. 29, 30, 1, 2b Clinton Town Council held a, three ,and, one-half hour session IVIonclaY, July 12. Only one per-, son waited on council; Dada Beattie of the new arena cotn- mittee. One press represent- ative was present, Council referred a request front Miss Eileen HeSsiOn, field, to the local ChaMber of Commerce. She requested the town take part, by giving a- wards to the poster competi- tions which will be on display. art the Wesley Willis UCW hob- by 'and craft Show' in the ball at DHSS auditorium. Mayor Stanley • to have four of the classrooms -located in Bayfleld,. Chairman ..lack Taylor said the plans could be modified to reduce the Central School by four 'rooms. if necessary. The plans wore forwarded to Inspector 3, G. Burrows for perusal and onward transmis- siOn. to Toronto. Town. :Council In Action (Continued from page one) lem of kindergarten which would necessitate further study of transportation pr oblotn in View of the fact that half the liliidergarten children wottld at- tend in the morning and the retrtaind'er in the afternoon, Hagerty would not Commit himself as to the likely, cost of the 'Wilding but pointed nut that labour costs are still ris- Mg', He Mentioned some schools built .recently cost $17.50 to $18 per Sqtrare feet Which would mean a possible total cloSe to $600,000 with land and sewage plant extra. Some Okieetion Stanley` Township COldral Priairon Softball Scores July • 15—Beaftiller 5, llohnesvilie 0 16—Auburn 3, Landashara 17--Afabtvrri 6, Varna 0 total iron selties, 'with Yanks leading 6-5 dli the fit'Ai! game Matnday night, The SeCond game Web played la&t. night. Board Prices Slashed! Used Trucks Must Go. The market has been a little slow on Used Trucks. We've' decided to put these on sale. Up to $200 off original asking price. '59 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton Pickup Good motor and 'tires. New paint. A good one. ONLY $850 '60 INTERNATIONAL 1/2 Ton Pickup Excellent condition in every way, Reduced $150 '60 CHEVROLET 3/4 Ton Pick-up Above average. ' Reduced $125 '62 CHEVROLET 3/4 Ton Pickup Heavy duty equipment. Ready to work. Reduced $115 TWO NEW CHEVROLET PICKUPS End of this year's model, at special new low prices, don't wish you had buy now and Save niOney. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your Friendly Chevrolet/ Oldsmobile Dealer . Phone 402-9$21 Ontario Street -- Clinton Open Evenings For Your Conveniente