HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-08-05, Page 12Clinton Men Get Instruction As Umpires
Blackboard instruction at the Fastball ,Umpires Clinic is given by Pep
Wiebe (right) frpm New Hamburg, to Malt Edgar and. Doug Macaulay, both
from Clinton. The clinic was held at the Recreation Centre, RCAF Station Clin-
ton on Wednesday evening July 28. , (RCAF Photo)
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Clinton RCAF .Station .'WHI Host
Zone Fastball Nab This Weekend
BrOcelfield and Exeter bone
games. are -called for 7 p,m-, and
Hensel at 8:30. If tho fiooat
dialinead Heaaall is 'available
the aalbeiield and E>cetett
,gaartes also be played unde1r
the lights at 8:30.
Seaforth Police
To Get Hearing
An ,arbitratibn hearing on a
fiVe-months-old wage dispute
between Sego:nth council and
the town's twe constab,
les will be held here September
8.
Judge W, A. Fox, of London,
has been named by the atter-
ney-general to act as arbitra
• tor.
The dispute began early in
11ilaath over dernanda by Con-
stables A. J, Calder and Keith
Ralston for a wage contract.
Council wanted to negotiate in-
dividually with the constables. ,
The dispute restated tin the
fining by council of Constable
Elgin McNall now a member
of the Exeter police depart-
ment. .
Constable Mcl\iall had reject-
ed cornell's 'offer of a $400
raise. The other constables bald
been offered $100 each,
Constable McNeil has a, mo-
tion before 'the Ontario Su-
preme Count 'asking -that coun-
cirs distmissal order be re-
versed. The case, which was
heard in London June, has
been adjourned to -September
• 17.
Local ,WitnesSes.
At Assembly
Clinton area will attend the
"Word of Truth" Assembly Of
Jehovah's Witnesses in Kitch-
ener Memorial Auditorium, Au-
gust 5-8," Hall McNally, the
presiding minister of the Clin-
ton congregation of Jehovah's
Witnesses announced today.
South quarter
Aggust
3--gxeter at BruOefield
,at131.,:ueefie04
9-4;Noter rat Heus411
31.---Wucefieljd at Exeter
1.3-13ri,teefieid at 7-16..4541
1.9--Tieulguil, at PWter
' South Seini-Viii4ls
The two top teams .from the,
111-latter-:fixials Will play a best
three, out .series for VIP
night to moot the Mirth group
Winner 4P. the league fh1010.
Dates the sendfinals
August 18, 20, 23, 25, and 27,
North Semi-Final's
Gocletrich and Brnsgels play a
best' five out of seven series to
get a winner. Dates are as foil-
loWs
August
10—Goderich at Brusaels
12— Goaerich at Brussels ,
14--Brussels' at Gocl,t)rich
18—Brussels at Gederich
21—Brussels at Godertieh
24—Godealoth at Brussels
26 ar 28—final home game to
be :decided by toss of a coin.
League Finals
The WOAA Intermediate "A"
girls finals will be a best three
out of five series. The dates are
as follows: August 30, Sept. 1,
3, 7 and 9.
Junior Teams
Winthrop and Exeter had
junior age entries in the WOAA
girls league and they are now
playing off in a final series.
Post Office •
Building Slow
•
(Continued from page one) •
The one-storey 80-by-65 foot
construction; will ,have alumin-
um windoW and dolor frarneis
and ::full-length plate glass in
the doors. The entrance lobby
and vestibule will have ter-
razzo floors with painted plas-
ter walls.
• . More Space,
The new fiactiiutd es will ex-
pand the woril 'ring area of the
Clinton • Post Office by almost
six limes the existing space in
the present lbuilding. There, the
pastel department.00cupies only
about 800 square feet while it
is expected there will be 4,570
square feet for Post -Office, uSe
do the new building.' - -
Another 550 square feet will
be for 'the offices of the De-
partment. of Revenue (Cue-
terns).
peginning September 1st, de-
pendent children will be cover-
ed by Ontario Hospital Insur-
ance under the "family" prem-
him until they reach their 214
birthday.
An, official annotmeement of
the change, which was first
mentioned by Dr. M. B. Dy-
mond, Minisiter of Health, in
the Legislature on June 7, will
be published by ' the Ontario
Hospital Services Commission
this week. The age change will
alsla apply to the Blue Cridss
and CUMBA semi,-private cov-
erage for which about one,
Wad of the 'insured residents
remit additional premiurris
through the -Commission.
Dr. John' 'B. 'Neilson, Chair-
man of 'the 'Commission,. indi-
the increasing. number of stu-
dents 'among - young people in
this age :group. He added that
only unmarried, unemployed
children' are eligible for cover-
age as dependents under their
parents" or guardian's insur-
ance and that separate prem-'
knits must be paid when the 4e-
pendent reaches age 21, or
marries, or becomes regularly
cinPlOYed, ' •
However 'Dr. Neilsen did ex-
plain that exemption is provid-
ed for students who take teen,
powary, employment during
their school vacations. The an-
nual red'uction in premium in-
come to the Commission, due to
the new age limit, xis estimated
Dependents Over -21,
The • family ,...prenviam aleo
Covers a person over the age
limit (21), who is financially
dependent upon has or her
insured parent or guardian be-
cause of physical or mental in-
firmity. HoweVer, such a person
must have been a dependent of
the parent or, guardian before
redebing age 21.
• Refunds
Many young people 19 and 20
of age whowill now qualify as
their parenis' dependents are
already paying premtiumis. Such
persons: may claim a refund of
premiums which have been
paid to cover them beyond
September 1, 1965. 'The official
ann'oun'cement will contoi. • a
form which pay-direct members
can use to obtainn the re'und..
The Qoromasstion Is, gearing
itself to handle ail requ'elsts for
refunds as quickly as possible.
Refunds', therefore, should 'be
requested :immediately, but
even then it may fake several
weeks before the CommissiOn
can deal with the thousands
of requests' as each one must
be handled individually.
There are thousands of pieces
of literature in banks and hos-
pitals' around the . province
which indicate the -former age
limit of 19. Dr. Neilson pointe'd .
out that 'the reader reads age
21, instead of age 1,9 as printed,
that is all that Is neassary.
About 99q; of Ontarie's real-
dents are now insured through
this government-sponsored plan
and almost one person in six is
admitted to hospital each year.
Every day, this year, benefits
axe being ProVided to a value
Of over $900,000 which will,
make the annual total 8;0(410-
thing- in the neighbourhood' of
040
Starting on FricilaY, A St
6, the Zone3 Zasthall playoffs.
for RCAF. ijnit4 throughout,
Ontarie. be held at •the
sports field at 13,CAT .StAtiO4'
Clinton,
The. :$0, rprpaigbig in •
the „eompetitilon include station
Pai.coobllidge, 7404440, Pl 9M 1 Bey, Downeview, Clinton and
Centralia,
SehedOie of g+aanee are rri,
Awast",6 at 10..a,m, 2 p.m.
and ,0;30 pan; Saturday' 10 agn,
anvil 2 p.m and the final game
will be on Sunday, Augoat S at
2 p,ma- if necessary a further
game will, be plena foll'ow'ing
the latter,.
The cull:petition is to. be a
double knockout which means
that a team Will have to lose
twice (Wow. they .are out of the
.conipetitien, Draw for the' Tra-
chea will be made en Frilly
morning at 8:30 ern,
Adrallsision, to all games is
free and for the final' game on
Central Huron
Softball Scores •
.4,041% took the first game
of their playoffs with Varna in
the Central Huron League' by
a score of 54. The battle Was
waged in Godertich .and will ba
resumed there tonight, Thurs-.
day, when Varna will try to
recapture that loss,
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, Aug. -6 — BINGO
at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg-
ular genies for $5,00. 2 share-
the-wealth games, 1 special
game for $25.00, the first letter
"L" and first letter "T", applies
on 'this game for $2.00 each. 3
share-the-wealth games, jack-
pot applies 'on those 3 games
$57.00 in 57 numbers. 2 door'
prizes for $2.00 eadh. Admission
50c extra Cards 25c or 6 for
$1.00. tfb
Friday, Aug. 6 — Cash Bin-
go in Legion Hall, Seaforth,
Sponsors Branch 156, Cana-
dian Legion. ' 30, lb
Tuesday, August 102—BINGO
at the Huron Fish & Game Club
Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers.
Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m. ,
SatUrday, August 14 — Chic-
ken barbecue on Clan Gregor
Square, opposite • Bayfield Un-
ited Church, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Sponsored by Willing Workers
df Bayllield United Church. Ad-
mission, !adults $1.50, children
75c. 31, 2b
Tuesday, August 31 — Grand
Ole Opry from Nashville, Ten-
essee, starring Wilma Lee and
Stoney Cooper, Hensall Arena,
sponsored by Hensall Kinsmen.
29, 30, 1, 2b
Classified Ads.
Bring Results
Sunday afternoon .the umpires
will include the well 15nown
area and Wife Ulan of "Sale"
said "Wilda," WidineYer frOin
:Ferglia, Ontario,
Sergeant 4g4 Hodges is the
.ZOne tournament coordinator,
The winners of this iian, will represent Ontario in
the overall RCM' playdowne
be held on August .30— Sept,
ember .a StatiOn Greenwood,
NOvia, Scotia..
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Children 'Under 1,2 In Cars
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Two Complete
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COME AS LATE AS 11 P.M.
AND 4Ee A COMPLETE
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Box Office Open at 8:00 p.m.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY
and FRIDAY — August,4-5-6
"GOOD
NEIGHBOUR SAM"
(Adult Entertainment)
JACK LEMMON
ROMY SCHNEIDER
DOROTHY PROV1NE
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY -- MONDAY and
TUESDAY — August 7-9-10 Ilk
Dundee
CHARLTON HESTON
RICHARD HARRIS
- JIM HUTTON
Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY
and FRIDAY—August 11-12-13
"A SHOT IN
THE DARK"
(Adult Entertainment) .
PETER SELLERS
Elke Sommer, George Sanders
--- Color —.
A Pink Panther Cartoon
COMING NEXT: "
"633 Squadron"
and "Rhino"
chroon. Ne.w.s-.Recor+74Thu.rsclorf Aug. r.5. 1.945
• Fiv.t. District Girls Teams.
.NVOAA. Playoffs
rive- 'gams in the VITO,44.
Tntirirfediate•
leggue begin playafts this. week,
.-Canvener .411011 _Hedges- on-.
netorged,:the dates atter a league
iStatardia.,y,
TTettaall., Exeftex and Bz ice-
field •Wirg am the south group
and: qocierioil and .prl..1401'„5 are
north group,
Effective Sept.
family Premiums Will Cover, Children
Up to 21 Years If Dependents