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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-01-09, Page 5fa; Clinton News -Beard,. Thursday, January 9, 1909 Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON EXETER SEAPORTS Phone 482-7211 Open Every Afternoon Local Rep ntotire A. W. STEEP -- 482-6642 140 BEAUTIFUL, BREEZY , R - Bey BEULCHAMBER BAYI'iELD PERSONAL ITEMS • CHURCH NEWS ! CLUB .ACTIVITIES f VILLAGE HAPPENINGS Correspondent; AUDREY BELLCHAMBER ---T Phone 565-2864, Bayfield Subscriptions, Classified all accepted by the Advs. and Display Advs., Bayfield correspondent, ITS OUR JANUARY SAVINGS OF 10% To 33 1/3% AIKEN'S ALBERT ST. CLOTHING — FOOTWEAR 482-9352 " CLINTON Community with New Centre opens Year's dance Months of hard work culminated in a grand welcome to 1969 when the auditorium of the Bayfield Community Centre was opened for the first time. Village and area residents gathered for an evening of dancing and merriment. Warm words of praise and admiration for the attractive interior decorating were heard as most people saw the auditorium for the first time. The beige coloured walls, warm red drapes and unusual wall and ceiling light fixtures and the finely polished hardwood floor reflect the unstinting labour put into this project by the volunteer workers. The auditorium is approached via a stairway and a glassed -in balcony, from which special activities on the ice may be viewed in warmth and comfort those by not Skating on natural ice continues but it is hoped to have the arti Tical ice plant installed by next season. PERSONALS Little Darlene and John Smale, Exeter, spent a couple of days the first of last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons. While here they attended the children's party at Trinity Parish Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Jarvis, Listowel. New Year visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Percy Weston were: Mr, and Mrs. Francis Kipper, Zurich and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fulton of Thorndale. l SHOP • 81 WEST ST. wecare .. about you! JANE PARKER PUMPKIN. PIE JANE PARKER, LARGE SIZE 'ti ANGEL CAKE. 1.40 Fine Quality Groceries! COFFEE, VIGOROUS & WINEY BOKAR COFFEE, MILD &, MELLOW 8 O'CLOCK Reg. Price $2.37 -- SAVE 38c 3 -LB BAG .9 Reg. Price $2.13 — SAVE 34c .79 3.18 BAG A&P INSTANT CREAMER' CHECK THIS LOW PRICE! OXYDOL DETERGENT 25,E Off Deal Reg. Price $1.74 SAVE AN EXTRA 15c AT 11 -oz btl 79c KING A&P!- SIZE BOX 1 .59 • 280xEs i 7¢ 4c RKGOF9085( ;a:.i..31J•• POST CEREALS Alpha 6-ozBits,Sugar C1p-oz., rHoneycombs „ , , SPECIAL! A&P TEA BAGSNectar. Orange Pekoe, 2 -Cup Size Reg. Price 89c .SAVE TUNA FISIi'5 , CarnaPrc Solid,White Meat Reg, Price 49c -SAVE 6c Reg. Price 55c -- SAVE be 9¢ FULL 8 -INCH PIE Reg. Price 59c — SAVE 10c 17.OZ CAKE 49? Fresh Produce! .491 FLORIDA, FIRM, RED, RiPE, NO. 1 GRADE TOMATOES P.E.I., WHITE TABLE STOCK, NO. 1 GRADE POTAToEs fe .x;45¢ 2 -lb tray49 0 -Ib bag • SAVE 6c JANE PARKER DAILY DATED — SLICED WHITE 7 OZ, TiN BREAD 24 -OZ LOAF le CHICKEN WHOLE LEGS WHOLE OR 16 CUTS FRESH SPLIT B SIDE BAC es 41111.11•••mmat 9 SUPER -RIGHT QUALITY5 WHOLE OR HALF ib SMOKED, RI DLESS FRESH, BONELESS BEEF TONGUES 9 TO 11 CHOPS IN A PACKAGE PORK LOIN QUARTERS IMPORtED, FROZEN LAMB LEGS iMAPL,E LEAF SAUSAGE WHOLE OR HALF BEE AND PORK 59 MAPLE LEAF OR BURNS, PURE lbs 1 BEEF BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF BRAND, 16 89` WIENERS VACUUM PACK 9¢ =35r 649r 166v? WATD LO�AFtl C MB NAT .• ib 7956 ib 5 956. BREArISINC RiBS i6 7 ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEEDTHROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1969 Police Inspector and Mrs. Huntley of Bramalea and daughter Janet spent Christmas weekend with Mrs, Huntley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Graham, Tuyll Street. Janet remained until after New Years. Twenty-six adults and young people enjoyed a "Snowmobile afternoon" at the Bayfield -Clinton Golf Club on Tuesday, December 31. Taking part were Dr. and Mrs. William Tillmann and family; George Cantrick and sons, Hugh Gregory and family and Dr, J. H. Walters and family. Guests last week at the Albion Hotel were: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cunningham; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pugh, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Egerton, London; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar DeBoer, Owen Sound; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dommer, Tugsburg, Germany and their son Walter Dommer of Owen Sound; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deering- and their three children of London, and Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Cooper, Mount Clemens, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Parker, Charlie and Kim, London, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Parker. Miss Marj Monaghan spent last week with Mrs. William Metcalf, she accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stuart on their return to Toronto on Saturday. Little Inn guests last week were: Mr. and Mrs. M. Buchman, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, D. G. Fitzgerald and Danny, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Westgate, 'Lambeth. Staying at the Inn over the weekend were: R. A. Patterson; W. J. McDougall; R. E. Spole; Ross Archibald; J. Armstrong, J. M. Fuller, J. Erskine, R. C. Hodgson, D. Sanders, J. Turn bell all of London; D. Gallagher, Shaker Heights, Ohio and S. Gwinell, Mansfield, Ohio.' These gentlemen were participating in a business seminar under the auspices of The Richard Ivey School of Business Administration U.W.O. London. .Bayfield •man's honorarium considered by • s'h`nol board CLINTON The subject of an honorarium for Dr. Morgan Smith, of Bayfield secretary .of the Huron Interim .School Organization Committee, a steering group which smoothed the transition from local school boards to a county board, was discussed but not settled at a board meeting Monday night. Dan Murphy of Goderich, separate school representative on the board, explai1ed that; .the matter was discussed by the steering committee on more than one occasion, but there never was a vote or final decision. Dr. Smith had written to the new county board to say that he would accept as his honorarium the $773,13 balance in the steering committee's bank account. In fact, it was reported that he has written himself a cheque for that amount already. Mr, Murphy noted that Dr. Smith served in the post for a year and "did an awful lot of work," If a specific amount has been requested, said Mr. Murphy, the board almost certainly would have paid a larger honorarium, Mr, Murphy indicated that he is ,content to drop the question since Dr. Smith is satisfied, but Robert Elliott, vice-chairman of the board, remarked, "It doesn't look good to see a man just take the balance. It would be better to stipulate an amount." ACCIDENT REPORT (Continued from Page 1) , On Sunday, December 29,'on Johnson Brothers trailer truck Highway 8, west of Seaforth, jacknifed. The driver was Allan George Leslie Stirling, RR 2, Bayfield and John Poland, RR 2, Dublin were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of '$450.00 to the vehicles. On Monday, December 30, on County Road 24, west of County Road 27, Andre Belair, 166 Caley Street, Goderich, and Donald McNeil, RR 6, Goderich, were involved in a car -truck accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $300.00 to the vehicles. On Tuesday, December 31, on Highway 4, south of Clinton, Mabel McAdam, 228 Princess Street, Clinton, and William Wayne Grigg, 14 Erie Street, Kingsville, were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $1,100.00 to the vehicles. On Highway 21, north of County Road 25, • Harold Sheardown, 193 Warren Street, Goderich, and Ronald Barry Bogie, RR 4, Goderich, were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $750.00 to the vehicles. Willa Bogie, RR 4, Goderich, a passenger, received injuries. On Highway 8, east of County Road 27, Mona Kathleen Fowler, 235 Britannia .Road, Goderich, and George Michael Langlois, 221 Huron Street, Clinton, were involved in .a.trvo ear -accident resulting in an'"r3'':» ,., approximates ttltal "damage xiofi) er $275.00 to the vehicles. On Highway 8, west of Seaforth, Peter Edward Huras, 122 Stoney Brock Road, Kitchener, and Raphael Primeau, Goderich Street, Seaforth were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $700.00 to the vehicles. On Highway 8, west of Seaforth, Thomas John Shanahan, Main Street, Seaforth, Alan Lyle Jackson, 230 Owen Street, Simcoe, and a parked vehicle owned by Ontario Provincial Police, Toronto, were involved in a three car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $1,100.00 to the vehicles. On Highway 8, east of Perth -Huron County Line, Ralph John Graham, 198 Wellington Street, Goderich, and Douglas Dorosh, 15 Delroy Avenue, Kitchener, and Richard Roettger, 4 Kinsdale Blvd., Toronto, were involved in a three car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $925.00 to the vehicles. A passenger, John Edwards, 295 Dale Crescent, Waterloo, received injuries. On Highway 8, east of County Road 27, Horst Grillmayer, 205 Rattenbury Street, Clinton, was struck by an unknown vehicle resulting in $75.00 damage to his vehicle. On Thursday, January 2, on Highway 4, south of Air Base Road, Ronald Weir, 361 Mornington Street, Stratford, and Lloyd Sheridan, 324 Adelaide Street, London, were involved in a two car accident resulting in $450,00 damage to the vehicles. On Highway 8, east 411:''""'• County Road 27, John K,,P! Iy, RR ,1, Stratford, and ,,i`cfouglas Baker, RR 2, Seaf9,3iih, were involved in a two (oar accident resulting in an appa6ximate total damage of W00.00 to the vehicles. //` On Higeway 4, south of Air Base Riad, Keith Alan Connell, 829 Moore Street, Preston, was Involved in a single truck ace#dent resulting in no damage to his Vehicle, On Highway 28, east of Lucknow, 1Tirain Collins; RR 1, Lucknow, and l<ettneth Smith, 227 nuhfires Ave,, Ritcliener, were involved in a cantruck accident resuIting in an apptoirnate total damage of $4,500.0(3 tea the vehicles, Cotlihs, 8h1ith and passenger, Anne Gomel, 26 June Avenue, tanipton, reeeived injuries. Connell of Preston. In another New Year's day accident on Highway 8 east of Clinton, provincial police at Seaforth reported that a car driven by Andreas W. P. Van Altena, 316 James Street, Clinton, crashed into a car owned by Arthur 7'. Clark of RR 2, Seaforth. The Clark auto was parked on the shoulder. The accident occurred in blinding snow about 11:30 a.m. Damage to each car • was estimated at $300. There' were two injuries Friday in a two -ear accident on Huron County Road 25 in Colborne Township. A car driven by Janice M. Elms, Listowel, sustained some $500 damage and a car driven by Roy. A. Hellam, Lucknow, sustained $75 damage. Also on Friday, on Highway 28 east of Lucknow, a car driven by Kenneth Smith of Kitchener was in an accident with a Department of Highways truck. The truck, operated by Hiram F, Collins, RR 1 Lucknow, sustained an estimated $1,600 damage. The car's damage was set at $3,000. Both men and Anne Gemell of Brampton, a passenger in the Smith car, were injured. 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