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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-09-10, Page 12;teteesee CBC newsman Bill Cunningham reports for CBC television and radio news on stories from the Far East. His job is interesting • but dangerous and he admits he is often frightened when he and his ca merman move into sniper-infested battle sites to shoot film on happenings in Vietnam and Cambodia. Cunning- team has been stationed in Hong Kong for two years. He is seen above recording a report for television while standing near some gun carriers. Fall fair dates set for 1970 Here are the dates of some fall fairs in the Western Ontario area. They are listed alphabetically: Brampton Sept. 18, 19 Caledonia Oct. 1, 2, 3 Drumbo Sept, 25,26 Dorchester Oct. 10 Durham Sept. 18, 19 Embro Sept. 19 and 21 Erin Oct. 9, 10 and 12 Exeter Sept. 25,26 Fergus Sept. 19 Forest Sept: 25,26 Galt • Sept. 10, 11, 12 Glencoe Sept. 25,26 Harriston • Sept. 17 Hovvick (Fordwich) Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Sept. 12 Oct. 3 Sept. 1 to 7 Sept. 8, 9 Sept. 18, 19 Sept. 25,26 Sept. 25,26 Sept. 15 Sept. 18, 19 Oct. 1, 2, 3 Sept. 21,22 Merton Kincardine Kirkton Kitchener Listowel Lucknow Milton Milverton Mount Forest New Hamburg Owen Sound Paisley ON.E. 'WEEK, -ONI.,Y1 T/u,' 1,Vorla's First TOPLESS TRIO "Us" Appearing at the . ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL CLINTON 37b BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON ONTARIO Box Office OpeM at 8:00, First Show at Dusk THURS. - FRI. - SAT. September 10-1112, - DOUBLE FEATURE - "BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE" "LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS" NDLAITTANCF Christopher' Piunimer Io usa rinah Yee& I111101,15 YOAS Of A01,01 A Gl ynis Johns In Color Coming Next Weekend:, "TOPAZ" "THE LOST MAN" R ESTRICTE.0 NOTICE BOWLING TIME AGAIN! A meeting will be held in Crown Bowling Lanes, September 15, 9, p.m. for all ladies of Blyth and Clinton interested in bowling. If you cannot attend please phone 482-9708. Bowling will start September 22 at 9 p.m. 37b RAINBOW WEIMING MINI INVITATIONS Aki ,ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT 'JEWELLERS LTD,, ,Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth BAYFIELD FALL FAIR FRIDAY and SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 11th & 12th GENERAL - COMMERCIAL ' 4-H and SCHOOL EXHIBITS Special Events Entries Invited for Baby Show September 12th PARADE - 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY Bingo Friday, 9 p.m. - Bayfield Arena Sponsored by Bayfield Agricultural Society Robt. Stirling Secretary Ted Dunn President asmAv o., DRIVEN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981 THURS., FRI., SAT. SEPT. 10 11 - 12 48243211 Reviewed by G. J. McCleave 1 ClintQn NOM-Rem:04 Th 1400Y, S,,,9Ptember 10, 1970 BILL CUNNINGHAM Palmerston Sept. 29 Parkhill Sept. 25 Petrolia Sept. 11, 12 Rockton Oct. 10 and 12 St. Marys Sept: 22, 23 Seaforth Sept. 18 Simcoe Oct. 5 to 10 Stratford Sept. 19 to 23 Teeswater Sept. 25,26 Thedford Oct. 3 Thorndale Sept. 26 Walkerton Oct. 7, 8 Wellesley Sept. 15, 16 Wiarton Sept. 10, 11 Zurich Sept. 28 C.N.E. Aug. 20 to Sept. 7 Royal Winter Fair Nov, 13 to 21 Citing property , maintenance as an important aspect of anvironmental control, the • report says "it is hard, howeVer, to encourage people to improve their property when they expect to be penalized for doing so." The report says the "best way of counteracting this concern and providing a clear encouragement to owners, is to introduce an explicit ekemption for improvements for a limited period of time," This exemption could be achieved, the report continues, by a moratorium on tax increases due to property improvements. The exemption could cover a five-year period, with a limit of $5,000 of assessment on any single property at any one time. The report suggests the Province should also review "whether or not owners could be given an assurance that certain kinds of •maintenance would not increase their taxes." "If this is possible," the report declares, "details should be widely publicized:" To assist• in property improvement where owners or tenants haven't the capability to cover immediate costs, the Lawson study turned to new "loan plans." In instances where the owner or tenant can handle regular interest rates, the report urged the Government to help make the necessary loans available through normal lending institutions. In ' cases where the normal interest rates cannot be met, the Lawson report proposes Ontario Government loans built on a sliding interest rate geared to income. The interest rate could be determined by a formula similar to that used in establishing rentals for ' public housing tenants. "Some people need financial help to look after maintenance of their property, particularly where they are faced with a substantial item such as a new roof or re-wiring," the report observes. "It is most desirable to provide this assistance in a way that helps to get the job done." The study covered a broad range of issues affecting property maintenance and how it related to the environment. The report recommends • a co-operative approach among all levels of government; special counselling services to assist people in property improvement; and a broad, universal policy that covers all kinds of property throughout the province. In releasing the report, Mr. McKeough said the findings followed a "thorough investigation" of properties in urban and rural areas throughout Ontario. He said the Lawson study represented "a major contribution to creating and maintaining a vital environment." In other recommendations, the report calls for: - A new Ontario Government policy that A moratorium oa ectx increases caused by residential ProPertY imPeoYetnents is recommended in a conseltants' , report to the Ptovincial Government released by Municipal Affairs Minister Darcy McKeough, • The report, prepared by. former Toronto, planoing commissioner Matthew Lawson, in consultation with Department of Municipal Affairs officials, calls for new previncial initiatives in assisting owners and tenants to improve their properties, Tax increase .moratorium recommended 111"s °van". - • - for Huron Plowing Match would encourage more orderly and stable improvements to developed areas; - province-wide eyetem for disposal of car helks; Educational prOgrams providing handyman courses for all school children (as a ' means of equipping homeowners of the fpture to handle home improvement chores), and extension acoursee for people wanting instruction in repairS and renovation. The report says that the Province must give leadership in property improvement and maintenance, with the emphasis on "encouragement and assistance," rather than • enforcement and penalties. "The most important factor in encouraging people to look after their property is the confidence they feel in its future," the report says, "and in the continuing attractiveness of the area." "The need for maintenance is continuous and universal. It Dyan Canhon A contemporary satire on American marital morns about 2 couples caught up in the sexual revolution. ADMITTANCr Natalie Wood 'RESTRICTED /0 ILIS01/3 Robert Culp 111 VIM! Ot A04 01 Ov111 Elliott Gould In Color IROW N MOTORS LTD. TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT... 1970 BISCAYNE 4 door sedan. 350 V8 engine, Hydramatic transrnis.siOn, wheel discs, Vinyl interior; astro blue exterior. YES PRICE $3170 USED CAR SPECIAL 1967 CHEVFiOLET1ELAIR 4 door sedan. 283 VS engipe, peteterglide transmission, Whitewalls, wheel discs, One owner car fully reconditioned " and safety checked, $ YES PRICE 1750 USED CARS and TRUCKS • CLINTON t ONTARIO PLAN to attend the Maple. Leaf Chapter LO.D.E Puhlic Buffet, Wednesday, September 23rd, 1. P.M. at North Street United Church Hall, Mrs. Pierre Berton will be Guest Speaker, Tickets $3.00 available from members or Phone 524-9994, -36,37. SATURDAY, September 12, Rummage Sale, Clinton Town Hall, 2:00 p.m. Auspices Eastern Star. -36,37b, CASH BINGO: Legion Hall, Seaforth Friday, Sept. 11, 8:15 p.m. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75 jackpot to go.' Door prizes. Admission $1.20. Auspices Branch 156. Proceeds welfare work, -2tfn. TUESDAY, September 15, Bingo, Huron Fish and Game Club. -Jackpot $58.00 in 58 numbers. Six door prizes, 8:3Q p.m. -tfn THURSDAY, Sept. 10, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Proctor will have Open House Sept. 12,1970 from 7 to 10 on the occasion of their 40th Wedding Anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orr. No gifts please, -37 TUESDAY, evening, September 15, the family of Ross and Lobo Mann invite you to, join with them in celebration of their parent's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, at Bluevale Hall. Ladies please bring sandwiches. No gifts please; -37p • WEDNESDAY, September 30, Ham and Turkey Smorgasbord supper, Varna United Church. 4:30.8:00 p.m. Adults, $2.00, children 12 and under, $1.00, preschoolers free..-37 arid 39B touches, ell parts of Ontarie and all kinds of property," "People are increasingly recognizing that what they have built, arid are building, is the environment in which they and their children live." The Lawson study found that in property maintenance and environmental control, "there is a tremendous amount to be done." • "The backlog of poor construction, neglect, unsightly and unsanitary conditions takes years to rectify, It is clearly es,sential . to focus any program on ways of gettine the job done." "A fundamental objective must be to reinforce the efforts of the ordinary individual to look after his own property." The Lawson study was ordered by Mr. McKeough to give the Government a broader picture of problems in property maintenance across the Province., The study took 15 months to complete. first Stanley Cup victory in 1932. Smyth's early teams were rowdy and colorful, boasting such characters as King' Clancy, Charlie Conacher and Hap Day. One of their escapades, the india ink caper, delayed the opening face-off for twenty minutes in the Detroit Olympia. Batten devotes an entire chapter to the various team captains, highlighting' Syl Apps, who Smyth use to proudly introduce as "my captain who doesn't drink, or smoke or swear," When Smyth was away fighting the war, his able assistant, Frank Selke took control. One of Selke's cagiest moves was signing up the country's most promising fifteen and sixteen year old hockey players. Selke reasoned, why wait for the older boys to come home - let's round up their younger brothers. It is all here - how Smyth raised money to buy the Pat's franchise and build the Gardens, the Punch Imlach era, and gloomy 1969 - written in exciting sportswriter fashion, with a play by play description of the anecdotes, fighting victories, and' fiery rivalries surrounding this famous team. Plans are going ahead N. the 43rd 1-luroun County plowing match and Farm Machinery demonstration to be held. October 10, 197Q on the Joe Ryan farm, lot 32, con, 14, 1VIcKillep Township. A new class has been added this year, in which plowing will be done around the field with each contestant required to plow three rounds, around the field with Special prize donated by Gordon McGauire going for best corner. There will be a queen of the furrow contest and horse shoe pitching contest, (town 111 , N / 111.110/0, Mt I 011 moirif1 /150 MICA g ADMITTANCE I FANTASCOPE'. COLOR .C-115. 10 111011.0 MOM NAM PO LEATHER ON THE OUTSIDE, ..ALL WOMAN ON THE ' INSIDE! ADULT tt crams INTERNATIONAL PICTURES PRESENTS THEirgegre PA rmicoLon ROSS HAGEN.DEE DUFFY A CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES RELEASE ' A GEMINI•AMERICAN PRODUCTION SUN., MON., TUES, SEPT. 13 -14. 15 without stirring a ruffle, This man can kill'; Don't let the frilly fr shirt fool you. ./.11 ADULT ENTEATAIRNINT WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. SEPT. 16 17 - 18 - 19 The strangest trio ever to track a killer. ',111OHN WAYNE GLEN CAMPBELL KIM DARBY TE IiIuNaAlI RDA tARAMOMETTURESPREtENTS A,ROIJERT B. RADRITZ NabuctIam Side ofthe "A FRESH AND 'STIMULATING Him in-,-Arthur INifiti SATURDAY REVIEW TEDDY ECCI,ES4w ii,ettitobortt MEL t SEO" RANAYNON*.TECHNIE0EAR• PARARIXIN'T PICTURE Brucefield Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott are attending a convention in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot were vacationing in the east. Mr. and Mrs. R. Seaman and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Broadfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Haites Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Haites' mother, Mrs. Jean Adams. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. McQueen Toronto visited last week with Mr. McQueen's sister Mrs. Elsie Forrest. Brucefield firemen were called on Sunday morning to the farm of Keith Layor. Fortunately, little damage was done from over heated grain. HOCKEY DYNASTY by Jack Batten (Don Mills, General Publicating, 1969; 190 pages) In 1927, Conn Smyth paid $160,000 for a losing hockey team named the St. Pat's. He renamed them the Maple Leafs and led them to seven Stanley Cup championships before he retired in 1961. This is the inside story of Smyth's hockey dynasty and the fascinating history of the Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club. Jack Batten has had a varied writing career, ranging from staff writer to • freelancer. He has written for Maclean's 'Magazine and The Canadian, and currently contributes a column to the Toronto-Daily Star. He recently completed • ghost-writing . the autobiography of Nancy' Green. He; has been cheering for the Toronto Maple Leafs since he ly'as ,two years old and readily admits they are his favorite topic to write about. The Maple Leafs' story begins with the rise of Conn Smyth, who after purchasing the team, built Maple Leaf Gardens in 1931, and 'led the way to the OUR BIG NEW & USED,CAR INVENTORY HAS GOT TO GO ... DURING OUR YEAREND ALE YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROUT and OLDSMOBILE DEALER t'tkAii.....6.4 04, 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524.7811 PA RIIIC GODERICH A1RCONDITIONED THURS., FRI., SAT.' 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