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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-04-17, Page 1212 Clinton New$ -Record, Thur$day, April 17, 190 Coning Events( THURSDAY, April 17, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hail $:3Q Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers, TUESDAY, April 22, Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club, jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers, Six dor prizes, $:30 p.m. THURSDAY, April 17, 8:30 p.m. card party, Londesboro Hall. Sponsored by Hall Board. Door prize, Ladies bring lunch. -16b SATURDAY, April 26, 2;00 p,m. bake sale, Town Hall, sponsored by St. -Joseph's CWL. Everyone welcome. - 16b A CHARTERED bus leaving Clinton May 14 to May 16 for Tulip Festival, Holland, Michigan. Further particulars, phone 4$2-7627 -r.16p FRIDAY, April 25, $ p.m. Town Hall, Clinton Horticultural Society. Mrs. Al Barnett, Goderichywill give travelogue on Mexico with pictures. Please bring a plant or bulbs for exchange. -16,176 FRIDAY, April 18, Cash Bingo, Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8;15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3--$25.00 specials. $75.00 jackpot to go, Door prizes. Admission $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Brandi 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare Work.- 21tfn SPRING IS HERE NOW IS THE TiME TO BUILD YOUR NEW HOME OR REMODEL. YOUR PRESENT ONE. For plans and free estimates, please contact BENNY BJERG Phone 482-9372 16b Mr. Farmer DO YOU NEED A SILO eO,R PERHAPS A SECOND SILO?. • CONCRETE SILOS FROM 14 FT. DIAMETER TO.60 FT. HIGH Corn, hay silage and high moisture corn is excellent feed. Why not increase your beef production andmilk output. Write to us and let us call and discuss this matter with you Arnold HugiII'& Son CONTRACTOR -- BUILDER 92 Cambria Rd. N. GODERiCH Tel..: 524-9437 6 tfn Customize your planting equipment with Cockshutt 343 Planting Units Plant any number of rows from 2 to 16 at spacings from 18" to 40" with individual planting units that fit all Cockshutt Tool Bars up to 16 rows. Add a wide variety of attachments to match soil conditions, fertilize, control weeds and insects. Combination feed wheel and drill tube lets you hill drop or drill. Complete range of special units to suit special conditions. See the new 343 at: COCK $ATUTWAY, April 19, .Social at Clinton Legion. Hall. Music by Bluewater Playboys. Dancing 9-12. Lunch provided. 16I1 SATURDAY, May 3, Rummage Sale 1:00 pan. St, Paul's Parish Hall, sponsored by Go -Getters Club, 16,17,18b WHY NOT BE THERE? See the thrills of the Indianapolis 500 -#rile race via Air -ride Chartered Coach. We'll take you and provide you with reserve trackside seat and overnight accommodation. Bus leaves Thursday night, May 29.. For additional information, write or phone Habkirk Transit Service, Seaforth, 527-1222. - 16-21b WHY NOT BE THERE? See the Tulip Festival in HoIland,• Michigan with its Baton Twirling, Flower Show, Street Scrubbing, The Klompen Dancers, the Parade of Bands; Square Dancing, Visit the 200 -year-old Dutch windmill "DeZwaan" and the wooden shoe factory. Our charter coach will take you.' Leave Friday night, May 6, and supply overnight accommodation.For more information write or phone Habkirk Transit Service Seaforth 527-1222 --16 WEDNESDAY, April 23, 9 p.m. information meeting on general farm organization (GFO) at Huron Centennial School, Brucefield. Speakers Phil Durand and Elmer Hunter. - 16b FRIDAY, April 25, reception and dance, Londesboro Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Kennedy (nee Jean Leishman). Jim Scott's Orchestra. Lunch counter. Everyone welcome. - 16,17p INDUSTRY Continued from Page 1 native Austria, and came to Canada about 1930. The Milton plant was opened about 15 years ago, The furniture operation here will take raw lumber and process it into finished furniture - no components will be made elsewhere or purchased. Besides its own sales, the company hopes to interest other manufacturers in using components which would be built here. Mr. Fabian Jr. sees Clinton as a good site for the plant and says "now it is up to us." He foresees a million -dollar annual production rate for the plant here "within a year." The company's patented "U-bend" process reportedly uses less material and produces stronger furniture than traditional methods of joining wood. Town councillors were given an example of the potential for cost-saving with the company's process when they were told the case - the back, two sides, bottom and legs - of a triple dresser was assembled in less than three minutes in Milton. One possible source • of workers mentioned Monday by the Fabians was the staff of a Seaforth furniture company which closed last year. 0 Realize the highest returns for your wool by patronizing your, own Organization. SHIP COLLECT TO Dur Registered Warehouse No:1 Weston, Ontario. Obtain, sacks and twine without charge from -- Russell Manson•(Shearery Zurich or by writing to ' Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Limited 40 at. Clair Avenue East, Toronto 7, Ontario: 15;18, Wllb Bowling 100F -- REBEKAHS Playoff Standings Caret's Drop Outs, 60; Murray's Mights, 44; Barb's. Gigglers, 43; Ivan's Can Simmers, 39; Merv's Spinners, 37.5; Bob's Boobs, 36.5; .Jim's Blackhawks, 34 and Fawcett's Drips, 33, Second Playoff Night Caret's Drop Outs, 38; Murray's Mights, 35; Bob's Boobs, 29,5; Barb's Gigglers, 27; Ivan's Can Stammers, 25; Jim's Blackhawk's, 22; Fawcett's Drips, 21 and Merv's Spinners, 20.5 Trophy Winners -- Women's high single, Donna Gibbings, 280; women's high triple, Labelle Webb, 731 and women's high average, Kaye Harris, 195. Men's highs, Ray Wise, 306; Bill Gibbings, 805 and Murray Taylor, 220. Season Champs -- Murray's Mights: Murray Taylor, Ken Harris, Lorraine Webber, Phyllis Wise, Barb Picot, and Elsie Murrell. Playoff champs -- Carm McPherson, Thelma Garrow, Betty Fawcett, Don Watson, Fred Webber and Harold Wise. TUCKER8.MITH !MIXED Awards were presented last week at the ,annual banquet at Brucefleld United Church. A euchre party was held in the MOP Han. Season winners -, ..eagle$: 13111 Pepper, Mel Graham, Seidon Ross, Donna Robinson, Hilda Veenstra and Jennie Berg. Playoff winners -- Drop Outs: Walter Pepper, Bill Rogerson, Bob LeBeau, Ruby Triebner, Anne Lenting and Violet Ross, Women's high single, Dorothy Layton; high triple, Ruby Triebner; high average, Betty Graham. Men's highs, Tennis Vandendool, Mel Graham and Maynard Hymens. Most improved bowler, . May Pepper. Officers elected for the coming year; Max LeBeau, president; Don Brodie, vice president; Bill Pepper, secretary -treasurer. Playoff Standings Drop Outs, 6538; Yippies, 6407; Beagles, 6324; Rolling Stones, 6146; Hippies, 5990 and Beatles, 5985. Women's high single, Donna Robinson, 256; high triple, 574 and high average, Donna Robinson, 574. Men's highs: single, Dave Triebner, 254 and triple, Rill Rogerson, 675. Zone leaders and award winners at Kinsmen annual zone convention in Clinton last weekend were; from left to right: Robert Baechler of Goderich, editor of the club bulletin judged best in the zone; Deputy Zone Gov. -elect Bill Lawless of Harriston; District Governor Bill Stewart .of Kitchener; outgoing Zone Deputy Gov, Dave Beattie of Clinton; Bill Murlinoch of the Mt. Forest Club, winner of the Sinclair service shield and Mait Edgar of Clinton, winner of the Gard Harbinson public speaking competition. -Staff Photo. When you'to ready to non* thr, cloy .. . se, the beautiful A winner in the "Mad Hatters" contest at Bayfield fashion show, Mrs. Bob Turner, models her creation with a playful pose for the camera. -- Photo by Bellchamber. CFB borrows CHSS TV Some of the latest techniques in producing miniature photo transparencies or slides for educational use were shown to Canadian ' Armed Forces instructors and Huron County teachers at CFB Clinton last week during a seminar co-ordinated by Lt. Cmdr. L. W. Maundcote-Carter. Showing teachers how to make their own slides for classroom use were personnel from the Training Extension Division of the Canadian Forces School of Instructional Technique and representatives of several private companies. Interest was added by the first use of closed circuit TV at the Clinton base. Parts of the demonstrations too small or precise to be seen easily by the whole audience were picked up by the camera, under the direction of Capt. Ted Strang, and enlarged many times on the television monitors placed strategically in the auditorium. Use of the TV set-up was made possible by Clinton's Central Huron Secondary School which loaned some of its newly acquired equipment for the program, JUST THREE MORE DAYS ALL DAY FRIDAY APRIL 18th 20% Off All Items Not On Sale SAVE 2O4 On Every Dollar PRICES SLASHED ON OUR REMAINING STOCK OF CHESTERFIELD SUITES BEDROOM SUITES AND KITCHEN SUITES A GOOD SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM DRYSDALEHpRREST II J. BONTHRON 8 SON Phone 261.2018 HENSALL a ONTARIO Phone 262.2016' 166 HOBBY SHOW Continued from Page 1 Besides the more traditional hobbies and crafts -- knitting, rug hooking, quilting, driftwood, embroidery, weaving, jewellery and painting, for instance -- there will be exhibits by James Cooper, a CHSS teacher and ham radio enthusiast, and his son, Jim, who will show model aircraft. Other exhibitors will be George Wonch, former town reeve, who has a collection of records; John Hardy, with a display of photography and Barney Lewis, a stamp collector. There will also be leatherwork, caning, ship lamps, . felt novelties, ceramics, candles, aluminum trays, millinery, Indian feather and beadwork, pressed flowers and picture frames. The Rev. Stuart of Brucefield will bring his carved ivory chess sets and Sam Thompson, also of Brucefield, will show his handmade bridles, pony collars and dog leashes and collars. Bill Hart of Seaforth will be showing an antique bottle collection. Sewer plans go to OMB Owners of several properties on Clinton's Maple Street have objected to town plans to install sanitary sewers and assess the landowners, it was learned Monday evening at the town council meeting. The town's solicitor is forwarding the complaints to the Ontario Municipal Board, said John Livermore, Clerk -treasurer, and the OMB will set a date, hold a hearing and decide whether or not to allow the sewers to be built, Given the go-ahead, the town can quickly call for tenders and install the pipe, it was said. Final determination of the assessment on each property would be Made by a court of revision after the project is finished. . Urgingspeedy action, Councillor Harold Lobb said "the people ate more or less in distress qp there." There are several new hotnes being built on Maple Street and the 1-luron Medical Officer of Health has denied permission to install septic systeilfis. INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerton And Suatorth EL. CLINTON 462.9525 Clinton Spring Fair Saturday, June 7th 1969 Merchants, clubs and organizations are invited to enter floats in the parade. Five prizes for the best floats. Huron Central' Agricultural Society R. M. Gibbings, Sec.-Treas. Manufacturer's Clearance SALE SC IFIY L tOi In SI LVERPLATE ey Oneida Silversmiths After 38 years LADY HAMILTON is being DISCONT!NUED! Featuring a 32 Piece Service for Eight Eight place settings — teaspoan, dessert spoon fork*, H.H. knife* . "Dinner or Dessert size A popular price for a popular service in this most memorable of all silverplate patterns - Community's LADY HAMILTON! An opportunity for you to own a sparkling new service. 98 Regular open stock value would be $106.00 Buy fill-ins and add-ons to your present service of Lady Hamilton. ORDER NOW ! ! At Anstett Jewellers Limited SEAFORTH - CLINTON - WALKERTON STEVE BROWN presents WEEDY b. YES, WE BELIEVE N PERMtSSIVE BEHAVIOR WITH OUR CHILDREN. OUST ONE THING 15 OFF-LIMITS 7O`ME LITTLE DARLINGS— OUR BEAUTIFUL. ALMOST -NEWCAR FROM BROWN 110144;02;.ORS 4111 tS19(1111ilj1 j JAI atv_w...,ftringlige" DANGER reacE O LOCAL TRADF.AtARKS, Inc, SPECIAL THIS WEEK: 1963 . CH E'VY 11 NOVA 2;door hardtop, 6 cyl., automatic transmission, radio, 34,000 original miles, safs checked and ready for economical driving. 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 -door hardtop, 283 V8 motor, automatic transmission, power steering and brak positraction, balance of 5 year -50,000 miles remaining. 1965 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 -door sedan, automatic transmission, radio, all safety checked. 0 YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE DEALER 482-9321 Air,�c1,aw+upu.Wr. un ROWN MOTORS LTD. USED CARS and TRUCKS • CLINTON, ONTARIO