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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-07-08, Page 8McKillop t axeS lommoollimiolimmi...„.....„„ffifinnwommiollionmpolommiumw. Continued from Page 1. Township elementary public school supporters residential rate is 14.8 mills (3.05 mills) and commercial 16,4 mills (3,05 mills); secondary public school rate is residential 9,2 mills (19,5 mills) and commercial 10.2 mills (19.5 mills); and elementary separate school residential rate is 23,9 mills (20,24 mills) and commercial 26,6 mills (22.49 mills). The total assessment for MeKiiloP township amounts to $2,872,330. The township levy is set at $59,546,48, the county levy is $55,148.74, the Huron • County Board of Education levy for • Secondary school purposes is $26,457.32; the elementary school levy for former Grey Township school area supporters is $2,593.32 and the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board levy is $19,702.72. McKillop taxes are paid on December 15 with a pre-levy payment having been made on June 15. In other business council accepted a petition for the repair and the improvement Of the Leonhardt Municipal Drain and the consulting engineer firm of H. M. Gibson Ltd., Condor!, was instructed t9 bring in a report on it, Passed for payment were road accounts of $26,461.40 and general accounts of $32;750.94, Mrs, McClure reported on the Tile Drainage Seminar which she attended in Orangeville on June 30, She said that while the provincial government is considering Bill 75, the Tile Drainage Act of 1971, landowners wanting the drainage loans will have to wait, Council members decided to inform any landowner waiting on such a loan of the situation, Until this bill has been proclaimed and the clerks of the townships are able to secure the new forms, the government will not be paying out money for any loans. The new act states that council must pass a borrowing by-law which has to be approved by the Ontario Municipal Board before any tile drainage loans can be made. Mrs. McClure said the interest rate for the loans will remain at four percent. Bayfield historical society meets *!"When y_Ou'rs ready to { name Ei he diy„.sse th iful Owen Sound visited Mrs. Norman Long of Kippen last Tuesday and later in the day they all visited Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie of Toronto spent a few days with relatives in Henaall and vicinity. .1111111111111111MM BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON ONTARIO Beech Street Next to Community Park SOX OFFICE OPENS AT MOO P.M. FIRST SHOW AT DUSK WED. - THURS. . FRI. JULY 7 - 8 . - DOUBLE FEATURE "HELLO DOLLY Barbara Streisand Walter Maibsu Micbarl CtawForct in Color "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" Frank Sinatra Color 'Cartoon SAT. SUN. - MOt4. JULY 10 - 11 - 12 -4 DOUBLE FEATURE - "CHISUM" John Wayne realest Tucker In Color "WAIT UNTIL DARK" (ADULT Eahatialtamaarn Audre9 Hepburn 4., Alan Atkin One of the Best All time Thrillers Color Cartoon tUES. • WED. THURS, FRI. - SAT, JULY 13- - 14 15 16 - 17 .- DOUBLE FEATURE AURTHOR HAILEVS 111 hurt Lancaster peen Martin - )eah Sabers In COW Aniericet No. 1 Best sae Abut thbso who work and love within the. confines Of a Tarot loterhatiottet -A1rpott. "THIS SAVAGE LAND" George t. Stott Barry Sulliernt COlor Corti:ton 11110011111111010111111011111 "AIRPORT CASH BINGO: Legion HO, Seaforth, Friday, July 9th, 8:15 PA. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75,00 jackpot to go. DQor prizes admission $1,00, Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds- welfare work. —200 • NOTICE FAMILY SWIMMING at the CLINTON POOL TUESDAYS ONLY 7 - 9 P.M. Children must be accompanied by a parent, 27 • ENTERTAINMENT Country and Western Red Knight Lounge Elgin Fisher Trio also Entertainnient in the Ladies and Escorts Room Tasty Snacks Ample Free Parking COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH, ONT. 24tfrO • RECEPTION and DANCE for ANN KLEINHAAR and FRED ZWAAN (Bridal Couple) Saturday, duly 10th, at 9:00 p.m, LEGION HALL EXETER Music by Bluewater Playboys Everyone Welcome 26, 27 • STAG For LARRY McLEAN Saturday, JULY 10 at HENSALL ARENA EVERYONE WELCOME Sun,11 A1on.l lug. 13 Wat 14 intagataa 1E I E .LIIIMIIIIMI11111111111111111011011111111111110101111100110110111011MIIIMMOIMB1111111111111110111111011111111r4 IsittinFOOT WIllilli111110111111111111111i111111111111111010111110111111111e Saturday *rowel 0 raaa s , t4la aaao UNNIIRIM. 't.a.:Vbe1414 Na 11 fib Dom well tau. 8 Fri.9 Sat. 10 "The funhiest movie I've seen this year! Just go, run to see it!" UMW Mb 011812 mionGets cZi, 6,14 NEE,Eark PIM SOMETHING NEW THE BLYTH INN HOTEL, BLYTH, NOW OFFERING "Entertainment & Dancing" FRIDAY 8t SATURDAY EVENINGS This Weekend reaturing: FRI., Russ Sewers SAT., - The Ailey Cats Clinton Kinsmen Raceway LARGE NEW READABLE TOTE BOARD —Comfortable Grandstand —Good Concession Booth —Good Paring Facilities -NEW ELECTRONIC TOTE BOARD -NEW ELECTRONIC MAXI TOTE MACHINES --SHELTERED BETTING AREA Harness Races Every Sunday JUNE 6 to OCT. 31 POO Tatit tag PAC ADVANCE SALE OP PROGRAMS IN CLINTON Advance pregrarnt will be available Saturdays at the Cloud 9 Room, Hotel Clinton and at Bill's Billiards and Bowling, Bartliff‘a Bakery and Restaurant and Smith's Office Su' its. CLINTON s OtitA110 HARNESS RACING Featuring . . . 10 RACES - - - PARA MUTUEL WAGERING DAILY DOUILE 4. EXACTOR a OUINEUA 'SPEEDY SAYS: HIT OUR NEW USED CAR LOT NOW! OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS NEXT WEEK SEE US THIS WEEK FOR A PRE-VIEW AT CLEARANCE PRICES Lorne Brown Motors Your Friendly Chevrolet, Oicitnicibite Oehler 482-9321 CLINTON Mitchell homerun to Don Bartliff and a double to Cam Colquhoun. On Sunday afternoon in Dashwood, Doc Miller led the Colts with five RBI's with a pair of homeruns to defeat Dashwood 13-6. He hit one in the fourth and then hit a grand slam homerun in the seventh, Archie Pickett went seven innings giving up five hits and Brad Dutot finished the game giving up two hits. A total of four strikeouts were recorded by Pickett, Clinton batters battered Dashwoods two pitchers Dick Bedard and Dave Ratz. Clinton's next home game is this Saturday night' against Thorndale and next Tuesday night Mitchell both starting at 6:30. TONIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY 8, 7:00 P.M. CEREAL TWILIGHT MEETING Sponsored by the Huron County Soil and Crop improvement Association, at the farm of Jack Peck, 11/4 miles west of Kippen. See Winter Wheat and Spring Cereal varieties. Cereal diseases and feed treatment to be discussed. 27b Thu, 8 Fri.9 Set. 10. E "Epic battle et the sexes!"-vincee C=y, N.Y. Tim: RICHARD_JAURTON GENEVIEMpUJOID .1S IN MIIIALWPILIS PRODUCTION rim itke0ousaitS Dfrya giLLE ER A UNIVERSAL PICTURE eaSsIass --BRAND•BRO N., THE MAMMY THAT SET TEXAS =I Awl N14 %411% NOW 8: °"" 00 .P.M. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 "The great thing about our Farmplan is its flexibility" says Red Merriman "Royal Bank's Farrnplan is exactly that - a credit plan for farmers who want to operate more efficiently, more profitably. It's a `package' plan that adapts to your COD- stantly changing financial needs and supplies you with operating capital — with all the convenience of one-source service. So if you're buying new equipment, or breeding stock, or putting up new buildings, or renovating old ones and need some help, come on in and see us at the Royal Bank. Chances are that Farmplan can take care of the problem - and save you time and money." Community Corner For the benefit of parents and others interested in Clinton Minor Baseball, we list the following games at the local park; Sat., July 10, 6:30 p.m. Thorndale Intermediates. Mon, July 12, Diamond 1, Goderich Bantams; Diamond 2, Goderich Peewees. 7110S., July 18, 6:30 p.m. Mitchell Intermediates. Wed., July 14, Diamond 1., Dashwood Juveniles; Diamond 2, Girls, Dublin Juniors. Thurs., July 15, Listowel Juveniles, ROYAL BAN K -thehelpil bank CLINTON 482-9735 8 01 inton Nevvs,Fieoorci, Thursday„ July 8, 1971 who came to Bayfield from Germany in the early 1850's. Raymond Scotchmer, curator at the Goderich Museum was introduced, and he advised the group that he will bring the Museum van to Bayfield for the occasion, and will also set up a display in the building of a number of items which will be of particular interest locally. At the conclusion of the meeting, Mrs. W. Parker and Mrs. F. McEwen served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Atkinson, Elizabeth and David of St. Clair Shores, Michigan, were at their home on Bayfield Terrace on the holiday weekend. Lodge installation held London minister to preach at Hensall THURSDAY, July 8, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 P.M. Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. TUESDAY, July 13th, Bingo Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m, -tfn LOL710, Clinton will be holding Lodge, at Orange Hall, Clinton on July 10 at 9 a.m. Celebration is being held at Listowel ,Parade at 10 o'clock. -27p FRIENDS and relatives are invited to a Reception and Dance for Nancy Mustard and Robert Riehl, Bridal Couple, on Saturday, July 17, 1971, at 9:00 p,na. to 1:00 a.m. at Harbourlite Inn. -27p ANNUAL PIONEER PARK Association Rummage Sale, Friday, July 9, 8:00 p.m., Bayfield Arena. Rare antiques, usable appliances, bargains galore for young and old. -27b YOU ARE invited to attend the Child Health Clinic, across from the Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, 16 July, 1971 from 10:00 am. to 12:00 noon for: 1. Health Surveillance; 2. Anaemia Screening; 3. Immunization. -27b FRIDAY, July 16, reception and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crich (nee Donna Bromeley) 9:30 - 12:30. at Clinton Legion Hall. Music by Bluewater Playboys, Ladies please bring lunch; everyone welcome. -27, 28p SUNDAY, July 18, Rathwell Re-union, Seaforth Lions Park, Dinner 12:30 p.m. Please bring picnic basket. -27, 28p Safely i1)S Don't use matches to check your car battery! Putting a flame or spark near a battery can cause it to explode, says the Ontario Safety League. A battery while charging generates hydrogen gas that can build up near the opening at the top of the battery. in parts of Switzerland, frogs on the roadway present a hazard in wet weather, says the Ontario Safety League, Thus, FROG CROSSING signs are posted. RECEPTION and DANCE for Pat Maloney and Ron Fleder (Bridal Couple) SATURDAY, JULY 10 at ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE 9:00 p.m. Lunch provided EVERYONE WELCOME The June meeting of the Bayfield Historical Society, which was well attended, was conducted by the chairman, Mrs. A. S. Morton. Get ready- the cherries are co m in g Sweet cherries lead the parade of delicious Ontario tree fruits. They are available only during July. The locally grown, tree-ripened cherries have the best flavor, color and sweetness. Careful selection and proper storage will ensure retention of their top quality. Fully ripe cherries are firm, shiny, plump and well colored. These have the best flavor. Avoid those with brown spots and blemishes as their flavor and storage life is not as good. The storage life of sweet cherries averages three to four days in the refrigerator. Store in a perforated plastic bag or covered container. If you must wash them before storing, be sure they are well dried. It is best to wash just before using. Since stemless cherries do not keep as long as those with stems, use them first, advise food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Michigan resident dies EZRA M. DURST A president of South Oakland area for 48 years, Ezra M. Durst died June 14, 1971, in William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Michigan, in his 85th year. He was born in Colborne Township March 9, 1887, son of the late William burst and Mary Moser. He spent his early years in Colborne Township. He married Edith Levis in June 1916 who survives him. He leaves three sons, Charles E., Donald and Jerry; four daughters, Mrs. Louis (Evelyn) Neaher, Mrs. Blake (Mary) Gordon, Mrs. Carol Beach and Mrs. Dorothy Hughes, all of Michigan; 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home on June 1?. Six grandsons acted as pallbearers, Larry and Ronald Hughes, John Arno, Robert Gordon, Charles Durst Jr. and David Beach. Burial was in Roseland Park Cemetery. Under discussion were plans for the Society's July project, which will be an exhibit in the Municipal Building on Friday and Saturday, July 16 and 17. There will be on display a portrait and biography of Admiral Bayfield; early pictures of landmarks; maps .and deeds; and a Chronological History of the Village. One section will be devoted to early lighting, and the original motor which supplied power for the first lights in Bayfield will be in operation. Another will feature several pieces of furniture made by John Gemeinhardt, a cabinet maker Installation Ceremony and the Investitute of Officers for the ensuing year 71-72 of 84 GRC Masonic Lodge, Clinton was conducted by Worshipful Brother Harry Williams and his capable corps of officers on the evening of June 24. Imm, Past Master, Wor. Bro. William Cook; Worshipful Master, Wor. Bro, Gordon Steepe; Senior Warden, Wor. Bro, William Craig; Junior Warden, Bro, James Nott; Chaplain, Wor, Bro. Harry Williams; Treasurer, Wor. Bro. Willard Aiken; Secretary, Wor. Bro. Don Symons; Dir. of Ceremonies, Wor. Bro. Don Watson; Senior Deacon, Bro. Don Bell; Junior Deacon, Bro, Lloyd Carter; Inner Guard, Bro, George Brown; Senior Steward, Bro. Larry McClinchey; Junior BY MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN At St. Paul's Anglican Church, Mr. Trent Doige of Exeter was in charge of the service, in the absence of the Rector, Rev. G. A, Anderson, who is away on vacation. Next Sunday the Rev, T,M.B, Parker, M.A,D.D., of London, will be guest speaker, a former Rector of the parish. Mrs, Bertha Jinks was admitted as a patient to the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, Saturday, July 3. She has Made her borne With Mrs. Gordon Schwalm since December. Mr. and Mrs, John Long and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Morrison of Race results FIRST - Pace, $115, time 2:13 1/5: Harwood Heather, MacDonald — 18.20, 11,50, 2.70; Adorn Welch, Gilbert -- 7.40, 4.50; Jean's Jane, not listed - 2,30. SECOND - Pace, $225, time 2:12 3/5: Lee Grattan, Robillaad - 32.10, 9.50, 5,10; Will Command, Webster - 4,60, 3,501 Curt Johnston, Wolsey 2.80, Daily Double (4.1) $189,90, THIRD - Pace, $225, time 2:12 1/5: Astra Blaze, MacDonald - 23.20, 7,00, 4.30; Tiger Grattan, Moffat - 4,70, 3.90; MO Pilot, Mathers - 6.80. FOURTH -- Trot, $300, time 2:09 3/5: Goldie's Cross, Caldwell - 5.90, 3.70, 2.50; Social Evening, Lancaster - 3.80, 2.60; Hill Chief, Payne - 3.90. Quinella (4-2) $7,00, FIFTH - Pace, $275, time 2:12 4 /5: Miss Bon Teale, Morgan - 83,50, 18,00, 5.30; Patricia Chips, Payne - 4.10, 2.90; Sea Time, Bannerman -- 2.40. SIXTH - 'Pace, $250, time 2:10: Ament, Hyatt - 3.70, 3,20, 2.30; Lu's Imp, Pellow 3.10, 2.30; Perfect Copy, Kingdom - 2.30. SEVENTH - Pace, $300, time 2:08: Bradley Gilbert, Galbraith - 19.30, 11.50, 4.00; Dean Hal, McKnight - 9.70, 4.00; The Battin Boy, MacDonald - 4.00. EIGHTH - Pace, $250, time 2:14 1/5: Sunday Watch, Young - 5.00, 2,80, 2.40; Soap Stone, Nickle - 3.70, 2.60; Nicki N, Stewart - 3.00. NINTH - Pace, $275, time 2:09 4 /5: Direct Balour, Kennedy - 4.20, 2.20, 2.30; Cromwell, Galbraith, 2.20, 2.20; Gladie's Boy, Bannerman, 2,70. TENTH - Pace, $700, time 2:07 3/5: Squire's Measure, Hardy - 3.00, 3.50, 2.20; Arvella's First, Pollard - 5.30, 2.60; C B Carruthers, Wall - 2.10. Exactor (3-4) $22. Attendance: 1,235. Handle, $34,378. JOel-111es lose to Chesley On Tuesday, June 29, the -Clinton Legion _Juveniles were defeated by Chesley, A last inning six-run offensive by Chesley gave them a 9 to 8 decision. Steve Switzer, the Clinton starter, was relieved by. atm Mustard in the ninth, Steve Switzer was leading hitter with four hits. Ron Graham and Cal "Zeke" Fremlin had three hits each While Danny Coiquhoun and Stu Mustard added two apiece. The Juveniles next game is a Saturday matinee at 2:30 p.m. when they host the Petrolia Juniors in a return exhibition, I t00100.4 „tribe At Ow nu m% LINE INVITATIONS AND ,ANNOUNCEMENTS ANOTETT JEWELLERS LTD, Clinton Walkerton , And Seaforth L,ti,iNTON...4!? a' Va...:WO,Wa • Steward, Bro. Tony Hutchings; Tyler, Bro. Jack Reid. The general charge was given by Very Worshipful Brother Gordon Scribbins. Lunch and a social hour followed the meeting. Colts lose to Mitchell defeated Clinton Colts 6-5 last Wednesday night in a game played in drizzling rain. Mitchell scored the winning run on a hotly disputed call by the umpire. Clinton pitcher Brad Dutot balked to the batter D. Vysond and the unpire awarded him first base. He scored what proved to be the winning run. Losing pitcher Dutot gave up nine hits, striking out four. Winning pitcher B. Parkinson scattered seven hits including a first inning WANT ADS