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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-11-04, Page 10BY DOROTHY BARKER Women and Public Affairs This ad i Savings onds efore. AUTO WRECKERS NOW WRECKING • • • 1965 Oldsmobile, 1962 Pontiac, 1961 Yolks wagons, 1961 Oldsmobile F85, 1960 Cheyrolet, 1959 Cheyrolets, Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles and Fords, and many older models to choose from, WANTED - Used Cars For Wrecking Fall Special Prices on New and Used Snow Tires. US A CALL R.R. 2, CLINTON PHONE 482-3211 TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT ..Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List Voters' List, 1965, Township of Hallett County of Huron Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 9 of The Voters' Lists Act, and that I have posted up at my Office at Lot 16 Concession 8, Hulled Township, on the 25th Day of October, 1965, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the Municipality at Municipal Elections and that such List remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all Voters to take immediate proceedings to have any omissions or errors corrected according to Law, the last day for appeal being the 13th day of November, 1965. Dated this 25th Day of October, 1965. Harry F. Tebbutt, Clerk Treasurer, 43-4b RR 1, Londesboro, Ontario. .111111•1111. TRAIN TO TORONTO Ask about convenient departure and return times For Information, phone the local CN Passenger Sales Office c $ LINTON 3 to ONE WAY RED PARE White Pare $3.70 Blue rare $4.20 CANADIAN NATIONAL 40.63 TOP: Gordy Tapp, Master of Ceremonies BOTTOM: The Lounsbury. Sisters, Baton Artists In Remembrance BP CANADA LIMITED CLINTON Will Be Closed On The Morning Of Thursday, November 11, Until 1 p.m. 379 Victoria St. South BP Petroleum JOE POTTER Clinton Ph. 482-9653 Hig er interest ates GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5 3/ o on amounts of $100 to $100,000 or more for 4 0 3, 4, or 5 years. Larger amounts subject to negotiation. 51/2% for 1 and 2 year terms. An Ideal Investment for Security and High Return. THE INDUSTRIAL MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY Established 1889 OFFICES: Forest, Sarnia, Petrolia, Strathroy Contact our RepresentatiVe H. C, LAWSON Phone: 482.9644 Clinton Gordy Tapp to Record His CBC Show At RCAF Clinton on. Wed., Nov. 10 „.r.T Stations Listed For Clinton Area. Voters fiddle; the "141y,tham, Pals", a cowboy trio; the Singing Harnes SiSters; the Sisters, baton ..ortisits, and AgOt.a Gabor the "..c=or, O.0" The show free and is. .especially.' for the airmen ,.stttdents' of Radar and Com.. 1,11,4n1Q4tions, School. All AC, 'AF and DND personnel and .their dependents are wel- eoMe. CorOy. Tapp will tape his, regalar weekly ..01'0" .radio Show at RCAF Clinton. November 10. -Gordy is well lcOown. in .ftla part of the cot.mt.Ty, in fact, he WaS hOrt1 itn the London. area. The show will 'begin at $:90 'p.m.. 'in 'the Physical ;Mg Building, and will last !abOut two hours, Taped por, tienS of this show \Nal be broadcast by national 013,C radio on November 11 AS the Gordy Tapp AR'PliStiee Day Program:me. Gordy Tapp as "Cousin Clem", Will act as Master of Ceremonies, Wittli old bend Bent Niosi supplying the Mu- sical direction, Performing artists Will be: Wally Koster, nationally known cinger; "Al" cherneY and his old tYnle Men and. women have been populating this old earth in all ages of civilization. They have made up the world's society, yet in na age has the voice of women been more articulate than today. They are demand- ing equality and justice, they arc finding their phew beside men in world affairs, in spheres, -of business activity and in gov- ernment politics at all - levels. It is not a comparison I wish to make in coupling the names of Charlotte Whitton, former Mayor of Ottawa, and Julia Xintiski, Edmonton Alderman. The only thing they really have in common is their one political characteristic, they both fight tooth and nail for the things, they believe in. They are the two women in Canadian politics whoa have delighted reporters' because they have provided ex- citing headlines. If Charlotte Whitton appears to have faded for 'the ;time being from polit- ical office, julla Xiniski is still out !in the west, trying to rat- tle the bones of Skeletons she thinks may -be hidden in the cupboards of her municipality, I met 'big Julia, on a very warm morning during my mt.- mar travels aS she entered the handsome foyer of Edmonton's City Hall. Though she is a large woman both in stature and outlook, she is an extremely feminine persen. She is the Oltenia of western hospitality, invites anyone she admires to lie a guest in her home, She looked keenly at mie, aSSessing me qtmite frankly. Evidently I met with her aPpreVal fot In "Notice Of Grant of A roll!' has been posted, this yea.r show ing -sotne changes in Clinton and the Township of Hallett in the to of the. boundaries goVetning voters at ..eertain p011s in those •Mtmicipalities. On the Federal election day, Monday,..NOVIentber, 8, polls will open at $ a,M. and rentaiin ,open Until 7 P41. in the evening, In Clinton, where there are now Six -polls as oppsed to four in MOANS eleetionS, the Orel Asiseetatien has provided each voter a card bearing natl, fication of the poll at which his ballot may be igst. Polling Division 13, Clinton. One, comprises the north-east portion of Clinton bounded by the Gravel Road, the east side of Albert St. to .Rattenbury Dalst, the north sid'e .of Ratten, bury East 'to Percival and nor, therly to the limits!, Polling station is • at the residence Of Alex Cudmore, 49. Prt*icoss St, East. Poll ng Division 14, Clinton Two, begins at the corner of Ra-ttenbury East and Albert St, runs southerly taking' all properties bounded by the east. side of Albert St., the east side of Victoria to the town limits, across the linniilts to Ontario St. taking in the north side, of Ontario St., Percival. St. to Rat- tenbury East, and the south side of Rattenbary St. East. There are two polling stations in this district, both located' at the Legibn Hall. All persons. whose surnames begin with the Tatters A. to I vote at palling station 14; all other persons vote at polling station 14A. Polling DiviSion 15, Clinton Three, begins at the corner of Ontario and Victoria Sts. and takes ih the area bound by the west side of Victoria to the town limits, , along limits to King St. and including the east side of King St. to the place of beginning. The home of A. Gar- on, 378 James St., is the polling station for 'this district. Polling Division 16, Clinton Four, begins at the corner of King and Mary Streets, The area includes the property bounded by the west side of King St. to the town limits, along the limits 'to Mary St. and the south side of Mary St. to the beginning point. The pol- ling station is at the residence of Mrs. A. L. Rodges, 114 Nor- th St. Polling Division 17, Clinton Five, beginning at the corner of Mary and Xing Streets, takes in the area bounded by the north Side of Mary St. to the limits; HOLMESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blake spent a few days last week with relatives in Napanee. Mrs,. Edward Grigg and Miss Dawn Grigg spent the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtzhauer of Niagara Falls. her rather amusing accent she said," you can put your feet under my table any day." How Timings Change? - Mather of six, including the $100,000-a-year wrestler, Gene Xiniski, Big Julia has marked her 66th birthday. The family now enjoys prosperity, but there was a time before the last war when her husband was a $5-a-week barber and she a working mother. Whether Edmontonians en- dorse, condemn, or condone her political 'tactics, they have 'to admire her dedication. I was told her health has suffered from the strain of public life. Whether she carries on with her political career or not, Julia Kiniski will always be remeta- bored for -her unorthodox, yet effective, 'approach to munici- pal politics. Next week, election day will dawn with a whole new regi- ment of voters who have at- tained their majority since the last federal election casting their vote for 'the Alit time. Among them could' posSibl3r be a Charlotte Whitton or a Julia Kiniski. • MAKE EVERY WEEKEND ACCIDENT' PREE Every weekend or holiday has its tragic story of serious accidents or death. Coining Weekends will be spent by thousands in their cars on the road. Each iime, drive so that you can be truly thankful for your ovirn careful driving and 'that yott eaused PO other tra, Vellert in or "grief, along, 'the limits to Pugh's Ter., nue/ along the south side of Pugh's Terrace and P-4.ttenburY St. West to Albert St, and south along the west sine of Albert St, to the starting point, The polling station is at the former Clinton Medical Centre, 42 Ra•ttenbury Si, West. Polling DiViSiOn 18, Clinton begipis eit the corner of RattenhurY St. West and Albert St. lit takes in the area bound- ed by the north side of Ratten- bury St.. West to the town Urn- its, across the limits to Albert St. and the west side of Albert St. -to the Starting point. Polling station is at the residence of Mrs. 0. L. Paisley, 77 Princess St. West. In liullett In Hullett, 'the number of palling booths~ has been redue-. od from seven to five. Polling Division 57, Hidlett One, comprises lots one to '15, inclusive and concessions one' to eight inclusive. The polling sta.- tien is at Forester's Hall, Kin- burn. Polling Division 58, Hullett Two, comprises lots one to' 15 .inchisive and concessions nine to 14 inclusive, with the polling booth alt Harlock School, SS 6 Hullett. Polling Divislion 59, Hullett Three, comprises lots 16 to Base Line inchiSive, concessions' one to eight inclusiVe. The home of Tom Flynn is the polling sta- tion. Polling Division 60, Hullett Four, takes in lots 16 to 30 in, elusive, concessions nine to 14 inclusive and voting will be done -at the Londesiboro Com- munity Hall. Polling Division 61, Hullett Five, comprises lots 31 to Blase Line inclusive, conceSsions nine to 14 'inclusive, and lots one to ten inclusive in the Maitland Block and that portion of Au- burn within the Township of Hullett. Polling station is at SS 9, Base Line, Hullett. Stanley, Tuckersmith Unchanged Stanley and Tuckersmith vot- ers will notice no change in their polling divisions. Stanley One will vote at SS 1 School; Stanley Two at SS 10 School; Stanley Three at SS 14 School; Stanley Four at +the Township Ball, Varna; Srtanley Five at SS 5 School; Stanley Six at SS 4 East School; Stan, ley Seven at the home of Louis Denomme, RR 1 Zurich; and Stanley Eight (the village of Bayfield) at the Bayfield Town Hall. 'ruckersmith One will vote at the residence 'of Frank Nigh; Tuckersmith Two at the home of Allan Nicholson; Tncicer- snlith Three at SS 4 School; Tudkersmith Four at SS 3 Sch- ool; Tuckersmith Five at SS 1 School; Tuckersmith SIX at SS 9 School; Tuckersmith Seven (RCAF Station) at Ole Ritchie Building, RCAF Station Clin- ton; Tuckersmith Eight, (Hur- onview) at the home. SE' In Goderich ICITwnship Slihc polling stations will abain be in. 01:Vratign, in Goderich Township. Polling Division 30,. Gocleric,h Township. One, will he at the Orange Hall; polling division 31, Goderich Township Two, its located at the residence of Lorne Rodges, RR 1 Goderich.; polling divisrron 32, Goderich Township Three, at the home of Albert Schilbe, RR 1 Bayfield; palling division .33, Goderith Township Four, at George Wise residence, RR 3 Clinton; polling division 34, Goderiah Township Five, at the home of Carman Tebbutt, RR, 3 Clinton; and' pol- ling division 35, Goderioh Town- ship Six, -at the residence Of Mrs. W. J. Yeo, RR 3 Clinton. Canada Savings rsonds are issued by the Government of Canada. Any Canadian resident may buy them. They come in various sizes- $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000. The limit for the new Series is $10,000 per person. The1965 Bonds have a life of 12 years.They pay you good interest every year-41/2% for each of the first two years; 5% for each of the next six years and 51/2% for each of the remaining four years. 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