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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-10-29, Page 22 Clinton. News-Accord, TlwrscOy 040er29,1970 Town talk John Edwards, Community Participation Section, Department of Regional Economic Expansion, Ottawa, presents certificates to R. Spence Cummings, Huron County co-on:linator at CFB Clinton, Reeve Hugh Flynn, Hutton Township and William Crawford of Clinton. The men participated in the industrial development training course sponsored by the Midwestern Ontario Regional Development Council held at CFB Clinton. The Ontario ' Department of Trade and Development and the Kitchener Chamber of Commerce also supplied instructors for the three-day course. UTDOOR-ETHICS Glamour hairdo just right for you INTRODUCING AGNES RYAN--- formerly of London, where she has had special training in "HIGH FASHION HAIR STYLING .. Special Nov. 1 through 14 Only REGULAR $10.50 PERM NOW ONLY 8.50 LORI LYNN EEAUTY LOUNGE 72 Albert St, Clintohe482,7711 Operators: Mildred Carrot, Lylide test, Aghes Ryan, " Always P it its" ATTENTION: FARMERS WE WANT YOUR WHITE BEANS AND CORN HIGHEST PRICES PAID FIVE UNLOADING MS GUARANTEE YOU FAST SERVICE W.G. THOMPSON AND SONS LIMITED Phone 262-2S21 Hensall twouppaivogivgsvpigsivimpogics;vagoosi, O.P ,Pt~1 REPORT ozompoogssmscswagsvomagamissw Th Aim of local reform News of Constance to improve planning BY mARG RUPD The ladies of the:Clinton Wonlpn's Iestitute are going to be very busy all day Friday.. During the morning thear the public to take their coffee break at the Town Hall, while hi the afternnen, in, the seine location, they will offer home baking for sale and haVe a display of crafts as well as "a rummage, * * * Some kids just can't wait for Hallowe'en it seems, At any rate the windows along the main street bear the evidence of early visitors. We always thought soap was the appmpriate medium for window artists but some appear to be using crayons. Fun is fun but 'we wish they'd come clean the window panes afterwards. * * Motorists are urged by Dominion Automobile Association President, Mr, R. W. Trollope to be extremely cautious at this time. "Inclement weather combined with carefree kids corraling in the goodies are a special driving hazard." It is recommended that costumes should be light-coloured and, much better, fitted with reflectorized material so that motorists can better see the little Trick or Treaters. Masks should never be worn because they hinder a childs ability. organizations when there is no admission charged, no pre-paid membership fee required for admission and no collection taken, 9. Municipal elections. In Group B the fee is set at $1.00 per hour for a classroom or $3.00 per hour for a general purpose room and these include: 1. Non-public dances sponsored by teen-age clubs for their membership. 2. Adult activity and recreational groups including square dance clubs sponsored by other than a recognized • community recreational commission. 3. Iridustrial or business athletic groups and leagues. 4. Political meetings of non-municipal election nature. 5. Concerts, dances, travelogues and other functions sponsored by service clubs and other local non-profit organizations where the admission charge is used to help defray expenses and, or, for charitable work in the community. 6. Dances or social functions sponsored by church associated groups such as parish 'councils, C. W. L., C. Y. 0., and similar groups. For Group C the fee is set at $2.50 per hour for a classroom and $6.00 per hour for a general purpose room. This includes: 1. Functions sponsored by local organizations and clubs when operated on a commercial basis. 2. All other groups not included in Groups A and B. The above fees do not include custodian's services, which will be extra, if required. A fee "of $1.00 will be charged for a projector for movie or slides. Nomination meetings for trustees for the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board will be held in each area in the Edward Youngblut died in his residence in Londesboro on October. 22E He was 79 years of age. He was'born on October 17, 1891, in Hullett Township, the son of the late Frederick You ngblut and Elizabeth Patterson. ' A farmer until his retirement, he married Elsie Brown on January 24, 1917. He lived in Hullett all his life and retired to Londesboro 23 years ago. He was a member of Londesboro United Church and AF & AM, No. 568 Lodge for 55 years. Surviving are One son, Stanley Youngblut of Goderich, and two' daughters, Mrs. Knox (Florence) Williams and Mrs. Elgin (Fern) Dale, both of Clinton. Also surviving are a brother, Joe They should be short enough that children cannot trip over the costumes. Parents can help Prevent falls by making sure their outside lights are on and doorways cleered of debris. Costunie weapons should be made of light material so that no injuries are sestainecl in fails. Sinai! children should be shepherded by big people, In view of the inhuman acts of a few maniacs in recent years, parents may want to check the loot at home before the kids get into it. * On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart, Mr. Walter Forbes, Mrs. Neville Forbes, all of Clinton, Mrs. Lorne Porter, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. James Carver of Southgate, Michigan, attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Henry White of Wiarton. Mrs. White was the sister of the late Mr. James Forbes, RR 1, Clinton. * May we remind our customers that the deadline for classified advertising is Tuesday at noon. Each week we have to disappoint people who are a little bit late with their ads. * * Readers will be sorry to learn that Eddie Elliott, well-known Clinton auctioneer is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. municipality having the higher equalized assessment for tb_ Townships of Tuckersmith and Stanley, Village of Bayfield and the Town of Seaforth the meeting will be held in Tuckersmith (at Huron Centennial School, BrucefieId). For the Township of Hay and the Villages of Hensall and Zurich the meeting will be held in Hay Township (in Zurich), For the Townships of McKillop and Hullett and the Town of Clinton the meeting will' be held in McKillop (at Winthrop). For the Townships of Ashfield, East Wawanosh, West Wawanosh, Grey, Morris, Howich and Turnberry and the Town of Wingham the meeting will be held in Ashfield Township, . * For the Townships of Hibbert and Fullerton and the Town of Mitchell and Village of Dublin the meeting will be held in Hibbert. For the Townships of Stephen, Usborne and McGillivaty and the Town of Exeter the meeting will be held in Stephen... For the Townships Of Goderich and' Colborne and the Town of Goderich the meeting will be held in Goderich. For the Town of St. Marys and the Townships of Downie and Blanchard the meeting will be held in St. Marys. For the Townships of Ellice, North Easthope, and South Easthope the meeting will be held in Ellice Township, For the Townships of Mornington and Logan the meeting will be held in Mornington Township. For the City of Stratford the meeting will be held in Stratford, Flowerbearers Were five grandsons, Dwight Williams, Brian Kennedy, • Raymond Kennedy, 8teven Youngblut and Robert Youngblut. Priends and relatives attended the funeral from Hespeler, WoOdstock, Tavistoek, Niagara Falls and London. "A major aim of local government reform in Ontario is an improved system of community planning with the responsibility clearly in the hands of the elected representatives, " Municipal Affairs Minister Darcy McKeough said in a speech in Kitchener recently. Mr. McKeough told a planning conference that Ontario currently lacks "the political machinery for taking the kind of decisive action that is needed for implementing good community and regional plans." He noted that under the regional forms of government implemented to date, planning is a responsibility of the elected council, rather ,than appointed planning boards. As a result, he said in a speech to the Ontario Division of the Community Planning Association of Canada, "the accountability for decision-making and responsibility is clearly visible to the local electorate." The Minister said the "traditional" system in Ontario makes it difficult for the electorate to know who makes the planning decisions. "1 believe that what is most important is that people understand who is making the decision." "The confusion that occurs in the voter's mind from the profusion of local boards and commissions makes for poor participation and leads to the erosion of local responsibility." He rejected the argument that placing planning responsibilities in the hands of the elected representatives reduces the opportunity' for citizen participation in this area. Mr. McKeough noted that local governments are "hampered and frustrated in reaching their full capacity and capabilities" by a lack of financial resources. "There is no question that a complete and meaningful reform of local taxation is urgently needed," he said. Ontario has taken the first step toward local taxation reform by assessing all real properties in the province at market value, "to establish a uniform, equitable and consistent local tax base." "We recognize that the municipalities .must have more money. We are negotiating with the Federal Government for more room in the income tax field so that we will have increased funds to transfer to 'the municipalities." Mr, McKeough said financial aid to regional governments was being increased. The Minister stressed the critical nature of "public participation" in these reform programmes. He said planning changes must reflect "the needs and the resolutions of the people in the region." The same...holds true for local government reform. "Our overriding objectives is to develop practical policies that reflect the wishes of most Ontarians to improve the quality of the human condition. But, for these programmes to reach their full potential, we must have the interest and understanding of all citizens in the way decisions are made." Mr. McKeough observed that "what we are talking about today is the design of a new society for Ontario." "We know none of this can be achieved through a sudden and traumatic upheaval. Rather it is a process of determined and guided evolution focussing on the ways and means of coming to grips with the phenomenon of rapid urbanization." he said. BY MARY McILWAIN Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Webb, Sally, Darlene and Joy of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszdator and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Armstrong of South Field, Michigan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family. Kevin and Lori Crozier of Listowel spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain, • Mary and Sandra. Mrs. Jack Medd visited on Saturday with her father Mr. Harold Philips of Blyth. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John Thompson and family were Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter of Colborne Township, Mrs. Hazel Bennett of Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Larry McMichael and Tammy of Petrolia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley attended the funeral on Monday of the late Mr. George Clarke of Dashwood. Mr. Bill Whyte, Miss Margie Whyte both of Guelph spent the weekend with their mother Mrs. W. L. Whyte and Tom. Mrs. John Storey, Mr. Roy LSwson of Seaforth were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dron Jr. and family of GueliJh visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dron. Sharon and Billy Glousher of Blyth spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dale, and Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell of Clinton, Mrs. Phil Watson of Detroit, Michigan and Mrs. Anson Coleman of Clinton were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Luther Sanders. The Court Constantine held their annual Ladies night on Thursday October 22, with the evening spent playing euchre. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jewitt on the birth of 8nnclay, October 0, on .COmoIlhcray101-1...1:41 v14prx, n:yrt,b11.1 1, Ward, RR 3,,""Wc1 ing14h4rart;j;, 4w9ellrlle .rit wvolltvgg .41,0 damage -car me; tape their Sunday, October 18, on 6 and vehicle, Sunday, Concession east County James. Culbert,_ RR Dungannon, -struck a (*tie beast resulting hi minor damage his Surelay, Octeber 18, on 2nd Concession north of Junction County Road a, Virginia Bunn, RR 3, Kippen, was involved in a single-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle she was driving. Passengers Graham and Calvin Salter, _RR 3, Kippen, received injuries, njurieS. moa October 19, on Highway 86 east of Ludo)," E. Lts. (Lots 56.57), Cecil Alexander Cranston, RR 2, Auburn, and Christine MacLennan, RR 3, Goderich, were involved in a 'car-tractor accident resulting in damage to the vehicles they were driving. Tuesday, October ' 20, on Highway 8 east of Holmesville (Huron Road 31), Emengilde Santarossa, 364 Brierhill Road, London, was involved in a single-car accident resulting in minor damage to his vehicle. Wednesday, October 21,. on County Road 12 south of Junction Highway 8, Lois Ann Mcllwain, 131 North Main Street, Seaforth, and Robert Leslie Papple, Egmondville, were involved in a two-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicles they were driving.' Papple, Mcllwain and passenger, Anne Cameron, RR 4, Seaforth, received injuries. Friday, October 23, on 35.36 Sideroad, Tuckersmith Township, Rita Ryan, 114 Townsend Street, Clinton, struck 'and injured a pedestrian, Rosemary Sparlia, 02 Winnipeg Road, Adastral Park, CFR Clinton, Ontario, :Saturday, October 24, on Concession 2 east, of County Road I., Carol Marie Nivins, 0, Auburn, was involved in a single-car accident resulting in damage to the vehicle she was driving. Drive carefully on Hallowe'en Motorists! This Saturday is Hallowe'en, After dark on. Hallowe'en, you can expect children to pop out anywhere, Let's make sure it's a safe evening for the youngsters.,.on this their trick-or-treat night. Be- on the lookout for the excited child who forgets caution and darts out onto the street unexpectedly. Remember„,the life of a child on the Hallowe'en rounds may "be saved if he or she is seen in time by the motorists. "SMOKING IS INTUR)OUG. YOU SET IT IS! NOT ONLY To YOU BUT To OUR FORESTS IF you MUST, 95 SURE OUT. •- OUT, BETTER STILL, .7:20A1 -T,e -c:1,, 5.140,KE" rNk- wa oDs a son,October 20 in London Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill, all of Crediton. Kippen BY MRS. NORMAN LONG Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kirk and family recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk of Port Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes of London called on Robert Thomson, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride spent the weekend in Ottawa at the home of their daughter and son-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stephen Pine. Mr: .and Mrs. Joseph LOstell - are, Confined 'to South: Huron Hosnitar, Exeter 'as a result of an automobile accident. They have been removed from intensive care unit and are in satisfactory condition at time of writing. Mr. Lloyd Lostell was treated for lacerations, and released from Hospital. Their many friends wish them a speedy recovery. Mr." Harold Jones is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter as a result of a fall at his home. Mr. Ken Jones of Guelph spent the weekend at his home. Separate schools (Continued from Page One) Obituary EDWARD YOUNGBLUT Youngblut; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Scanlon of Londesboro; 10 grandchildren, three great grandchildren and five stepchildren. Funeral services took place October 25 from the Ball Funeral Home, Clinton, with the Rev. S. MacDonald of Londesboro officiating. Burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Fred Youngblut, Bert Shobbrook, tome Brown, Weldon Tyndall, Murray Lyon and Gordon Radford. HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION FOR FEDERAL PURPOSES ANNUAL DINNER MEETING ..AND DANCE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE Speaker: the HOnourabla- RObert StalibUry, Ottawa, Member of the Tritdeati cabinet. Reception 6:06 p.m. titkaS available from Merilcipa4 Chairtriern GerdehNitaatseri, Harold W. Shore, Sett CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST . POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST Voters' List, 1970 — Village of Bayfield - Notice is hereby given that I haVe complied with Section 9 of The Voters' List Act, 1960, and that- I have posted up at my office at Bayfield, Ontario, on the 2nd day of November, 1970, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any omissions or errors corrected according to law, the last day of appeal being the 14th day of November, 1970. Dated at Bayfield, Ontario, this 2nd day of November, 1970. Village of Bayfield Gordon Graham, Clerk. 44b