HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-27, Page 5Susan Fletcher, Connie .Florhardule, Brenda Fee,
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Jeanette Peitot, Nancy Kuehl., Nancy Hearn end
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CLINTON RECREATION
PLAY GROUND
Program to commence Monday, July 8 at 1 p.m
Registration Fee 50c per Child
Age 12 years and under
Time 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday
Register at the Community Centre
Monday; July 8 at 1:00 p.m.
Instructors:
Nancy Picket
Patsy Priestop Doug Andrews,
Grace Van Loo. Rec. Supervisor
Box, 95
PHONE 5244511
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"WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL'
The Clinton News—Reeorcl, Thursday June 190 0
figrOnVIlleW bolds June birthday
The.. June ..Birthday. Party
fferenyiew was in .eberge of :the
W4100 fnstatute on 4iiPe 19,
Mrs. Jan Van. Yliet We§..eheirledy
for the program which...opened
with 0, Canada. Violin :and'
piano .Wleeti(Ais Were $iyen by
Mee,. gnItnereeri. Mitchell .ante'
Mee, 'Teeyee„ And Community
Sing1Pg was Zed .by Mrs, fluether
and: Mrs,. Van Yliet, rhino solos.
by Karen IV ePoneld anda
Square dance and. A comic
rhythm band by members of the.
institute .apcoMpanied. by Mrs,
,Mitchell and Mrs. W. Iumplrries
:added riirthyr.Pritert4irment,
A beautiful birthday 'cake: was
On :display and pictures. were
-)41.M4 of reSident4 .1,1410,0g
birthdays in June, Gifts were.
Plreserted, to Mrs. Sh4ptoP,
William, Cole, Mrs, .Petenle Mrs,
Hodgson, Mrs. Pearl Mel.,e4P).
Mrs froglii11,. Herbert .11014
wieharn Mail', Mrs WiltSe, Mrs,
A. Miller, Hugh Walker,. Miss A,
McDonald, George Mcclinchey,
Mrs,.Q4cley, Gann,
Morgan, 'Miss Jardine and Mrs,
.Ernine. Bell. Lima was served.
Many applicants at
County Home
These girls were invested into the Clinton
Brownie organization at investiture ceremonies at
the Legion Hall last Wednesday. Back row, left to
right are Laurie Johnson, sixer, Julie Bartliff,
Coun Council
Also invested in last week's ceremony were, back row, Adrienne Wood, Nancy Newland, Cathy
row, left .to right, Jane Symons, Jennine Cudmore, Karen Munroe, Janis Stevenson, Katey
Marshall, Barbara Smith, Gayle Cunningham, Walden.
Suzie Chambers', Shelly Stanley, sixer. Front
Adastral Park
"Huronview", the Huron
County Home near Clinton, has
260 residents and there is a
number of applications for ad-
Mission, J. P, Alexander, Wing-
barn, chairman of the Board of
Management, reported to Huron
County council in session in
Goderich Tuesday.
Superintendent Harvey C,
Johnston was on hand to answer
questions. Council members in-
spected "Huronview" Tuesday
noon for lunch,
The second floor of the new
wing is still unoccupied, but
Mr.. Alexander thought it might
have to be opened up inthe very
near future.
The committee recommended
that a bylaw be passed estab-
lishing the rate for residents
• at $191 per month or $6.25
per day for any part month,
to be effective for one year
commencing April 1, 1968.
4fi lkelekWoerk; in ;the, 1954"'ad-
dition" bad"repair' and
By R. S. Atkey
Frank McFadden, Bayfield,
chairman, reported for Huron
County library board to county
council in session at Goderich
Tuesday.
Outlining policy, Mr. McFad.
den said: "In general, there ap.
pears to be one problem that
relates to the line of authority
regarding purchases for the
local libraries. The board has
tried to make it clear that the
proper procedure is for the lib.
rarian or local committee, if
there is one, to request ree
quirements through the county
board. If something of an ime
mediate nature arises
'
the sec•
retary of the county board or
the county librarian, should be
contacted; otherwise requests
would ,be dealt with at each
county board meeting,"
Chairman McFadden and
Mrs. Minnie Noakes, elensall,
by R.S. ATKEY
Clerk-treasurer John G,
Berry submitted a financial re.
port for period ended April 30,
1968,• at the June session of
Huron County council in cod-
erich Tuesday.
The,. report indicated a sur-
plus in the general account of
$20,950. and in the highways
account of $27,992.
Mr, Berry explained that the
major change this year comes
from the fact that all admini-
stration of justice charges will
be recoveted, and, in additiohe
rental will be received for the
Court House and and a
graht Will be forthcoming for
the Registry Office which will
entitle the Province of Ontario
to ownership Of the building in
ten years.
The principal item under dis.
cussione as far ae the budget is
concerned is the peopbsed neW
assessment building next to the.
jail, in Goderich, approved at
Tuesday's session at an esti*
mated cost of $96,160.
The clerk.treesuker reportee
that the agreement whereby the
county Would Pay A. sebSidy of
25 cents per Capita. to the.pro•
virice for extibalance service's,
had been sighed.
There will be rid requirement
for municipal subsidies beyond
V, Caspersen, Seaforth, has
been engaged on a time-and-
material basis to make the
necessary repairs.
A new ceiling has been instal-
led in the main corridor of the
ground floor, centre wing, at
a cost of $1,663 by Cale Doucette
Construction Ltd., Clinton, It
is planned to include in the1969
budget the cost of lowering
the ceiling in the other corridor
of this wing.
A maintenance agreement
with Horn Elevator Limited has
been approved to maintain the
two elevators for one year at
$120 per• month.
The committee authorized the
purchase of a new 350-pound
washer-extractor from Can-
adian Laundry at a net cost
of $15,000 plus cost of instal-
letioe. An amount of $20,000
was included in the 1968 bud-
get.
•Tetid:eil Were called for sup
'plying° milk,'' 'butter 'and ice
were delegated to attend the
Ontario Library Conference
held recently in Hamilton. Mr,
McFadden gave a cryptic report
of this conference as did his
predecessor as chairman, Duff
Thompson, Clinton, last year.
His " comments" included the
following: (1) We received nothe
ing of a constructive nature
from this conference; (2) On.
tario Library Trustee Asso-
elation are employers; Ontario
Library Association are em-
ployees. It was not explained
why OLTA part of the con.
ference was cancelled; (4) Our
objectives are the same but we
reach these objectives by two
completely different routes; (5)
Plan separately and pool our
plans; (6) Continue support in
effort to make OLA and OLTA
productive; one delegate.
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Cl)
If the annual conference does
not become more productive I
am sure it will pass into his.
tory.
June 30, 1966, since the costs
of arranging and financing es.
sential ambulance service for
the province will be assumed
by the Ontario Hospital Ser.
vices C ore vas s ion, coin•
mencing e'uly 1, 1968,
Obituary
MRS. ISABELLA COREY .
Mrs. Isabella Corey died of a
heart attack June 19 at the
Huronview Home. She was 84.
Born in London, Ontario
June 11, 1884, she married
Henry Corey in 1939.
She wes a member of the
Anglican Ohterch.
Surviving are step sons
Walter, of Steuvitle, Joseph,
Clinton, Harold, Stratford, step
daughters Alice, London, Mabel,
Turkey Point, Irene, and Bessie,
both of Clinton".
Services were held June 21
from Bali and Mitch Punetal
Horne, with Rev. It, Werth=
officiating, Interment Was in
Clinton Cemetery.
Pall bearers were ironer Trick,
Stanley Jackson, John
McFarlane, Fred Gibson, Bob
Elliott, Jim Turner,
cream. Milk contract has been
awarded to Sun Rise Dairy,
Wingharn, at prices of $7.04
per 80-pound can for homogen-
ized ,milk, and $6.08 per 80-
pound can for skim milk. Form-
er price for homogenized milk
had been $8.48 per can.
Butter and ice cream con-
tract has been awarded to R.B.
Cousins Limited, Brussels, at
65 cents per pound for butter
and $3.95 for 2 1/2 gallon tub
of ice cream.'
Both tenders were the lowest
submitted,
Howick
Report
Howard Robinson, Howick
chairman, submitted the report
of the warden's and personnel
committee to, Huron ColintY • , •
• 1Coupell.,0 its June•Sessionein
Goderich Tuesday.
He said that at a recent
meeting of the committee, Eve-
rett Smith, construction safety
inspector, indicated that there
were few problems in the County
of Huron but one of his main
concerns was that he was still
not getting information on new
construction from all the local
municipalities.
The committee recommended
that council concur with a reso-
lution of the County of Sirricoe,
as being opposed to certain
changes in legislation affect-
ing services such as educa-
tion, administration of justice,
welfare and assessment.
The Warden's Banquet will
be held on November 6 in North
Street *United Church, God-
erich.
No definite plans had been
concluded for the annual bus
trip. One suggestion was a trip
to the International Plowing
Match near Guelph.
The clerk-treasurer was in-
structed to make similar ar-
rangements as in the past for
the county picnic, scheduled
to be held in Lions Park, Sea:-
forth, July 24.
Warden Calvin Kreuter and
Clerk-treasurer J, G, Berry
or alternates, were named dele-
gates to the Ontario Municipal
Association convention in Wind-
sor August 11- 14.
Delegate dissatisfied with
Ontario's Library Conference
County shows Surplus
Recently at Canadian Forces Base, Clinton,
Colonel E. W. Ryan presented Sergeant Arthur
Dieroff, Corporal Bruce Burns, Corporal Robert
Hicks and Corporal Ray Maclnnis with the
Canadian Forces Decoration. This award
after twelve years of meritorious
(Canadian Forces Photo)
is made
service.
by R. S. ATKEY x.
..VTO 41 flY JF? , Chl 1 r 0'4 ,e,,grgat, demand
for trees, the County of Heron
found it impossible to obtain
necessary quantitieV: to
implement the' tree ;planting
program this year, Hugh Flynn,.
HilIlett, told County Council at,,,
its June SessiOn in Goderich
Tuesday.' ' 1,;
Mr. Flynn was reporting for_
the Agriculture and.
Reforestation Committee oQ
which he' is chairman. t e
The report stated that 'the
Management Forester, J, Janser,
had advised that there would be
trees available for fall planting,"
the tree planting program `be,
undertaken in 1969.
The committee made one trip e
this year and. covered the .1
Robertson Tract, thee Auburn"!
Bridge site, areas •in Hay
Township and the , Palls Reserve.
He said the committee was
quite concerned', with the
problems in Hay Township
where there appears to be a large
tract of very light land. The day
of the tour the dust was quite
noticeable even though it was
not a particularly windy day.
Tree shortage
in Huron
THROUGH YOUR
RED CROSS
,THOSE YOU HELP
WILL ALWAYS
REMEMBER
Metropolitan United Church, Londen, Rev,
]lather 3. C. Crowely, pastor" at Assumption
Itorriah Catholic Church, and Rev, a it. Mills of
Ontario Street United Church in Clinton. Rev.
Willis was president of the ceeferellee,
The Goderich detachment of
..;the Ontario Provincial Police
investigated seven accidev.ts iu.
tifAIWag webk. •M`
On V: June 20, Gait: Wilma
Yeffrey, RR 4 lienfield, was
involved in a single car accident
On Highway 4 south of. Air Base
Road,?• resulting in $300 damage
to the vehicle she was driving.
A vehicle driven by Richard
Allen Shantz, RR, 3 Zurich,
, suffered $90 'damage • when it
was involved in a • single car
accident on. Highway 21 South
of Bayfield north 'limits on
• Friday, Donna May Berry, London,
and Charles Cunningham, 118'
Gordon Street, Clinton, were
inVolved in a two car accident on
Highway 8 west of County Road
27 on Friday. Total damage to
the vehicles was " $900. Miss
Berry received injuries.
On Saturday, Gordon
Youngblut, RR Anburn, and
Clara Draper, Fort Albert, Were
involved in e a car-truck accident
resulting in an approximate total
damage to the vehicles of $100.
The .accident. occurred on
Highway 21, south of County
Road 25.
Alfred Helmut Zwann RR 5
Clinton and William •Douglas
French, Wingham,were involved
in a two car accident ih
Goderich Township on
Saturday. Total damage was
estimated by police` at $150.
OPP
Chatting before services at the forty.tourth
meeting of London Conference of the United
Church of Canada held hi May at Assumption
.Chutch in Windsor are Or. 301m Hoffman,
principal of Iona College, University Of WindSor
Dr. Anne i7. Graham, assistant minister or