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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-10-02, Page 2Car in which • four young women were injured last Sunday morning. Auto turned onto Highway 8 from Elm Haven Motor Hotel, travelled 80 feet and rammed hydro pole. MODA OFFICE Continued from Page 1 S TOCKER FEEDER SALE HENSALL SALES ARENA MON. OCT. 6th, 7:30 p.m. 0 HEAD CONSISTING OF CALVES, COWS, HEIFERS AND STEERS FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT VICTOR HARGREAVES JACK MORRISSEY 482-7511 2344200 AUCTIONEERS: HECTOR McNEIL LARRY GARDINER 39, •4013 EG1NNING OCTOBER 1st EAT N'S NEW PHONE EA ON 100 82 NUMBER 482-3401 tb ,....4",%"•%"%%1\1"..."%\s"%\%N. ....%00.4N04"‘ / OIL BURNER SERVICE No Waitiiig On:- Cleanouts Pick Yotur” Date Now Ask For a SPRING AIR HUMIDIFIER • • FOR YOUR SAFETY OUR DELIVERY TRUCK CARRIES FUEL 011. ONLY / Gordon Grigg Ltd.../ / , PHONE 482-9411 / Contact Us For All Your Petroleum Needs McAdam Hardware 24 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-7023 1 '1 Brighten ilp for Winter "WALLP.APER for WO 10 ,„ LIKEOC.:" LOOK op PAINT WALLPAPER NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR FALL DECORATING NEEDS AT D. A. KAY & SON PAINTING & DECORATING CONTRACTORS 33 HURON STREET CLINTON PHONE 482.9542 .L1111111M1111111matillalithial1111110fillamintiallt1111111110111111111111101111E a a SPECIAL PAINT OFFER .-- Some paint reduced as low as Es--. e have a good selection of $4.49 per gal, — $1.49 per qt. F-7. discontinued papers reduced for I: 7- PLUS ALL TOP LINER PAINTS T.- quick sale, E-1— REDUCED BY 20% .5 1 AUL. AT REGULAR' PRICE E.--. = SECOND ROLL FREE , 1 = 511111111"MM"WWWMMifiMMMWMHIMMIMMI"IMMO gM111M10111011011111111MWMMOIMMIIIMIIIIIIMMANIIIIt THESE SALE SPECIALS APPLY TO OUR STORE SALES ONLY - ALL ITEMS STRICTLY CASH NO RETURNS SALL ENDS OCT. 150% ;7- FREE WALLPAPERS Thorsc*:,.October 2, 1969 • The Clinton Lions Midgets, winners of this year's Western Ontario Athletic Association Midget "B" championship, advanced to the OBA semi-finals where they were defeated. Manager Mait Edgar and player Bill Stirling were not present when photo above was made, Seated left to right are Bo Langille, David Fawcett, Stu Mustard, Danny Colquhoun, Steve Switzer and Barry Edgar. Shown standing, from left to right, Ron Graham, Brian Edgar, Wayne Pollock, Andrew Amsing, Paul Bartliff and Coach Russ Archer. — Staff Photo. Penny Louise Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown of Goderich, receives a bursary from Legion zone officials at a meeting in Clinton. Bill Chambers of Clinton, right, zone commander, presented the $200 bursary at the meeting last weekend as Harold Chambers, president of Goderich Branch 109, looked on. Penny is a graduate of Goderich District Collegiate Institute now enrolled at London Teachers' College. — Staff Photo WILL TAX TRAILERS CRASH Continued from Page 1 Sgt. Leroy Qesch and COnstable Albert Shaddick investigated the 1:40 a.m. accident. A witness reported that the auto came out of the motel parking lot, turned east and travelled about 80 feet before running off the right side of the highway and smashing into a concrete streetlight pole. The entire front of the rear-engine auto was demolished. An ambulance from Seaforth arrived about 2:10 a.m. Dr. R. W. Street of Blyth came to the scene and the injured were taken to Clinton Public Hospital and then transferred to Seaforth. Among other accidents investigated recently by provincial police from the Goderich detachment were the following: On Wednesday, Sept. 24, on Goderich Township Road 19 north of Highway 8, LLoyd Anthony Weber, RR 2, Clinton, was involved in a single-car accident resulting in $50 damage .to his vehicle. „ o On ThnkVax.,' Sept. 25 on Mighway 86 east of Lucknow, 'Thomas Irwin, 323 Edward Street, Wingham, struck a horse on the roadway, resulting in $500 damage to his vehicle. On Friday, Sept. 26 on Highway 21 north of County Road 24, Russell James King, RR 1, Exeter, and Barbara Beattie, RR 3, Goderich, were involved in a two-car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $600 to the vehicles.' On Friday, Sept. 26, on Bayfield Concession east of Highway 21, David Becker, Kitchener, was involved in a single-car accident resulting in $400 damage to the vehicle he was driving. On Saturday, Sept. 27 on County Road 1, north of County Road 20, Donald Edward Aubin, Dungannon, was involved in a single-truck accident resulting in $200 damage to the vehicle he was driving. Aubin received injuries. On Saturday, Sept. 27 on Highway 21, south of County Road 24, Douglas Dwyer, Goderich, was involved in a single-car accident, resulting in $125 damage to his vehicle. On Saturday, Sept. 27 on Highway 21, in Bayfield, Frances Dillon, 3 Lakeshore Road West, Bayfield, was involved in a single-car accident resulting in $500 damage to his vehicle. Continued from Page 1 the committee consider purchase this year of equipment that would otherwise raise next year's budget. He told council that the provincial government is not lowering road construction standards or cutting back budgets as had been reported. Some work• planned for this -1100-EALINIEra DAVID R. COOPER David Robert Cooper, 19, of 27 Bond, St., Clinton, died suddenly at Goderich Psychiatric Hospital between 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. last Sunday, according to Ontario Provincial Police who reported that their investigation was not complete and a decision on whether or ndt to hold an inquest had not been made. The youth was born in Clinton on May 13, 1951, son of Edwin and Margaret Cooper, and attended Clinton Public School and Central Huron Secondary School. Ile was a member of Wesley-Willis United Church in Clinton. Besidei his parents, David is survived by four brothers, Bruce of Toronto; John of Parry Sound; Jamie and Brian, both of the home address and by three sisters, Joan in London and Lois and Peggy, both at home. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Beattie Funeral Horne in Clinton with the Rev. A. J. Mowatt of Wesley-Willis Church officiating. Burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Carter, Neil Haugh, Brian Hopper, Jim Collins, Ron Mackay and Clarence Neilans. Flowerbearers were Andrew Amsing and Ron Huether. year has been deferred, he noted, including the concrete deck for the new Bentniller bridge. Mr. Berry spoke briefly on interest rates which he called "a matter of great concern when one realizes the prime borrowing rate at the present time is 8.5 per cent." HurOn is now paying interest on $1,2 million, he said. The county does have a working capital reserve of $50,000 which is available as ready cash without borrowing, he explained, recommending that the working capital account be increased next year to reduce borrowing and the resulting interest cost. In passing, Mr. Berry mentioned that the average cost per delegate to conventions this year is running at $165.08. "This does not seem extravagant," he said. 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Before taking the MODA post, Mr. Phillips was assistant manager of the association surrounding Ottawa and there about 300 corporations and individuals belong to the council. _ MODA has about 20 corporate members 14 this year.