HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-11-12, Page 22 Clinton Thursday, November 12,1979
Town talk
BY MARG RUDD 0A,
Young Dr. Corwin (John Horton - right) and "Doc" James (Allan
King -left) are back on CBC-Ty, starting November 22, and will
be seen on Sunday nights at 9 p.m. in the new Corwin series.
Relating the human problems inherent in a doctor's day-to-day
relationships as he tries to help suffering humanity, Corwin will
also feature well-known guest stars.
Bicycle rodeo great success
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Q.P.P. 'REPORT CORWIN. RETURNS •
TO CBC-TV NOMINATIONS
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
NOTICE is hereby given to municipal electors of the.
Township of Stanley, Township of Tuckersmith, Village of
Bayfield and Town of Selfarth, that a
Nomination Meeting.
WILL BE HELD IN THE
TOWNSHIP HALL, VARNA
-- ON —
MONDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1970
From the Hour of 7 to 8 P.m
For the purpose of nominating two representativec
HURON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
For a Two-year Term, 1971 and 1972
If a greater amount of candidates than required to fill the
said offices are nominated, and make the required declar-
ation, an election will be held on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1970
PLEASE NOTE that when a proposed candidate is not
present at the Nomination Meeting, his nomination will
not be valid unless there is satisfactory (evidence that the
proposed candidate consents to be so nominated.
MEL GRAHAM,
Returning Officer
Dated at Varna this Sixth Day of NoveMber. 1970.
TOWNSHIP
OF
TUCKERSMITH
NOTICE OF
NOMINATION MEETING
A meeting of the Electors of the Township of Tuckersmith
will be held in the Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield
on
MONDAY, NOV. 23, 1970
for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices of
Reeve, Deputy Reeve and three Councillors for Tuckersmith
for the years 1971 and 1972.
ALSO, a meeting of the Electors for the combined area of
Tuckersmith, Stanley, Bayfield and Seaforth will be
held at the same time for the purpose of nominating
Candidates for one position on the Huron-Perth Roman
Catholic Separate Schobl Board for the years 1971 and 1972.
Nominations will be received from the hour of half
past seven o'clock to half past eight o'clock in the evening.
TAKE NOTICE THAT a Ratepayers Meeting will follow
immediately the closing of nominations.
In the event of more being nominated than are required
to fill the positions, an election will be held on Monday,
December 7th, 1970. Polls will be open from 10:00 A.M.
to 8:00 P.M.
PADA - Egmondville D.R.O. Mrs. Alice Boyes
Twp. Shed P.C. Mrs.Frank Nigh
P.S.D,#2 - Rex McGregor D.R.O. Mrs.Mary Finlayson
residence P.C. Mrs. C. Nicholson
P.S.D,# 3 - Robt. Lawson , D.R.O. Mrs. Eileen Townsend
residence P.C. Mrs.Audrey Coleman
P.S.D.# 4 -Allan Ra.ugh's D.R.O. Mrs. Ruth Workman
Shop P.C. Stuart Wilson
P.S.D.#5 - John A.B.Bell D.R.O. Glen Bell
residence P.C. Stanley Mitchell
Gemmell D.R.O. John Wood
residence P.C. Robt. McLachlan
P.S.D.07 = 3 Regina St. John Pietraszko
Adastral Park P.C. Ted Chandler
James I. McIntosh,
Returning Offider.
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Closed Saturday P.M, Only,
At the recent Fall
Convocation at the University of
Western Ontario, • London, Mr.
Ranbir Singh Khurana,
physiotherapist at Clinton Public
Hospital, was granted the degree
of Bachelor of Science in
Medical Rehabilitation. The
physical therapy department of
the hospital is an increasingly
busy place and will be able to
operate even more efficiently
when the new addition, is
completed as there will be more
space available.
* *
Sharon, Robby and Ricky,
children of Mr. and. Mrs. Percy
Brown, surprised their parents
Sunday night, their 25th
wedding anniversary, with a
gathering of relatives, friends
and neighbours.
- A guessing contest to
ascertain the number of hats in a
bag was conducted with Mrs.
Thorndike, the winner, guessing
the number 12. Then Mrs. Ed
Porter modelled the 12 plastic
fun hats.
Gifts were presented by
Robby and Ricky to their
parents followed by lunch, the
climax of which was a beautiful
anniversary cake.
After singing "For They Are
Jolly Good Fellows," the guests
departed, wishing the Browns
many more years of wedded
bliss.
• * *
Clinton Guides are
experiencing growing pains. The
number of girls becoming guides
is on the increase and help is
badly needed so that guiding
standards may be kept up. If
there is anyone interested in
working with girls in the Guiding
movement, please contact any of
the Guide leaders or the
Commissioner, Mrs. Flowers.
* * *
Mr. Reg. Cook visited friends
in Clinton for a number of days
recently.
* * *
Mrs. Ed Porter will be
showing her plastic fun hats on
the Elaine Cole Show from
Kitchener on November 18 at 11
a.m. and on Anna Meyer's Show
from Wingham on December 8
at 2:30 p.m.
* * *
The I.O.O.F. and Rebekahs
held their first card, party of the
Season on 'Friday, 'Nove'mber '6.
The winners of prizes were Mrs.
George Wright, Ladies' High;
'Mrs. Gordon Scribbins, Ladies'
Low; Dan Gliddon, Men's High;
Alvin Cox, Men's Low; Mrs.
Warren Gibbings, Lone Hands.
Tickets for a draw for a
quarter of beef were sold during
the summer and Mrs, Joe Steep,
North Street, was the lucky
winner. The proceeds from this
draw are to be used by the C,P.
and T. Committee for service
work.
* * *
Mrs. William Showers and
Mike Showers of Wingham
accompanied Mrs. Gordon Hoy
to visit Mrs. Hoy's sister, Mrs.
Alvin Wilhelm of Baden who had
been in Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital, Kitchener, since last
June. The party also visited Mr.
Alvin Wilhelm and Mrs. Ronald
Hugill and family in Baden.
* *
At Council meeting this week,
it was decided that the rent for
the Council Chambers for
afternoon and evening events or
portion thereof will be $15.p0.
The old rate was five dollars.
* * *
Councillor Frank Cook
expressed concern about the
new subdivision, Huron Pines.
The town is obligated for
$15,000 for sewerage facilities
and he wondered when work
would begin. Council decided to
send a letter to ask for this
information.
* * *
A Centennial Buck from the
Mayor of Yellowknife, F. W.
Henne, was received here by
Clinton Council in return for the
soil which was sent out to that
city earlier this year as part of
the Centennial celebrations in
the Northwest Territories.
CANADA POWER EXPORTS
KEEP U.S. PLUGGED IN
Canadian hydro utilities are
playing, an unexpectedly large
role in helping to meet summer
peak loads on U.S. electric
systems, according to Modern
Power and Engineering
magazine.
Ontario Hydro's exports
across the border this year are
expected to be five times greater
than in 1969, and power-hungry
American utilities would take
more if the transmission system
could handle it,
In the midwest, Manitoba
Hydro has linked up with three
U.S. utilities to bail them out of
a summer power deficit (the bill ,
came to ppep.op) before the
scheduled Opening' of a 50,000
kw power feed to the northern
states this fall.
Quebec-Hydro got into the
export field by supplying the
New York power pool to cover
shortages not covered by the
Ontario feed.
• The first inter-town bicycle
rodeo between Goderich and
Clinton public schools was held
on Friday, October 30, at
Victoria Public School,
Goderich, under the sponsorship
of the Goderich Lions Club and
the direction of Constable T. F.
Fortner of the Goderich Police
Department.
Teams from the three ,
elementary schools in each of
the towns competed, with
Clinton Public School topping
the points total after a
"ride-off" with Victoria Public
School, Goderich. )
Highest single points for the
day went to a Goderich girl,
Wendy Thompson of Robertson
Memorial Public School. Wendy
dropped only one point
throughout the event.
Wet weather hampered judges
and made the course tricky for
the youngsters, but the 120
children''competing were
finished by 4 p.m.
The members of the winning
team and the captains of the
other teams were treated to a
dinner during the evening when
prizes were presented.
Vic Pope of Goderich donated
the main trophy and also
supplied the Kentucky Fried
Chicken dinners for the team
members. Dignitaries were
hosted at dinner by the
Goderich Lions Club.
Among the distinguished
guests present were Goderich
Mayor Dr. G. F. Mills; Clinton
Mayor, Don Symons; Goderich
Police Chief Fred Minshall;
Clinton Police Chief Lloyd
Westlake; Goderich Lions Club
President Ken Dunn; Ralph
Smith, principal of Robertson
Memorial Public School, who
chaired the program and who
also is chairman of the boys and
•girls committee of the Lions
Club; John Kane, principal of
Victoria Public School; Bert
Gray, principal of Clinton Public
School and Ron Jewett,
vice-principal of Clinton Public
School; Stu Shanks of the
Goderich Community Safety
Council; Harold Larder, school
crossing guard at Victoria Public
School and Constable Tom
,Fortner, traffic safety officer
with the Goderich Police
Department.
Constable Fortner gave the
teams a briefing on traffic safety
and a film was shown on the
effects of a car striking a body.
The locally made film used local
"talent" as "stars" and dummies
for victims.
Addresses and congratulations
were given by most of the
dignitaries present and during
the evening the Elmer Safety
Awards were presented to
Goderich elementary schools by
the Goderich Lions Club.
Dr. G. F. Mills, in his address,
paid tribute to the efforts of
Constable Fortner in organizing
the event, noting the constable
did something tangible rather
than just talk about doing
something. Dr. Mills noted
safety in the schools 'is-of great
importance to, the? 06OPIW hf
Coderich ''and cOintribiited
greatly to reducing the rate of
accidents in the town.
Clinton Mayor Don Symons
gave his congratulations to the
winning team and urged the
riders to put into practice what
they had shown they knew
about riding bicycles.
Both chiefs of police also
urged the riders to apply what
they knew and so set an example
that would be followed by other
students.
Lion President Ken Dunn
presented the Elmer Safety
Awards; the winning trophy was
presented by Vic Pope who
asked that Constable Fortner
assist him; the runner-up trophy
was presented by Dr. Mills and
the special award to Miss
Thompson was presented by
Chief Westlake. Prizes of bicycle
lamps were presented to the
team captains. These prizes were
donated by local merchants.
The rodeo was the first
entered by the Clinton team
anywhere.
A sum of money, collected by
rodeo entrants during the
afternoon, was handed over to
Mr. Symons and Dr. Mills during
the evening, for donation to the
Canadian Cancer Society.
Punday, November 1, on
Goderich Township sideroad No.
80 east of Maitland Concession,
John Cecil Cullen, RR 2, Clinton
was involved in a single car
collision resulting in damage to
the vehicle he was driving,
There were three accidents
Monday, November 2.
On No. 21 Hwy. south of
Colborne-Ashfield Twp. Line,
Kenneth James Tuffnail, RR 5;
Stratford struck a dog on the
roadway sustaining damage to
his vehicle.
On No, 4 Hwy, south of No,
3 County Road, Michael Robert
Gallant, RR 3, Kippen struck a
cattle beast on the roadway
sustaining damage to his vehicle.
On No. 3 County Road east
of No. 21 Highway, John Kelly,
RR 2 Blyth was involved in a
single truck accident resulting in
damage to the vehicle he was
driving.
'On No. 4 Highway south of
Air Base Road, Tuesday,
The weekly dance was
featured this week with an event
that rarely takes place in Canada
in the celebration of the 103rd
birthday of one of its citizens,
Mrs. Helen Dalrymple.
Clarence Perdue of Clinton
came out with his bagpipes and
escorted Mrs. Dalrymple into the
auditorium where she led the
first wheel-chair waltz. He
played a number of tunes in her
honour, and the dance was on.
It was led by Della Peart at
the piano, Mrs. Mary Taylor on
the mouth organ, Miller Adams
and John Leeming on the
violins. Such waltz as the Heel
and Toe Polka, two step and
wheel-chair waltz. A pleasant
time was had by all, with tea and
cookies served to top it off by
the lunch committee.
The regular bingo was held in
the craft room on Wednesday
afternoon. Winners were Miss. C.
Dougal, Mrs. Young, Mrs. F.
Barrie, Mrs. M. Irwin, Miss
Miller, and Mrs. F. Beattie.
Family Night program was
held in the auditorium on
Thursday, ' November 5. Two
films were shown, "A Place to
„,Stan,d" and, "Canadian Ranch",
' also a recorded Pape' of ' last
year's Christmas Concert and a
recording by Mrs. Dalrymple on
her birthday.
The residents are looking
forward to the Family Night
Program on Thursday,
November 12 which will be put
on by the Jolly Millers of
report In the of the death of
CORRECTI ON
Malcolm Davidson who died
accidentally November 3, the
Clinton News-Record incorrectly
gave the maiden name of Mrs.
Davidson as the former Jane M.
Lodge. Mrs. Davidson was the
former Jane Walmark of
Goderich.
We regret any inconvenience
the error may have caused.
Please be careful in his.
November 3, Jiicob Miller
Andrew, 213 Victoria Street,
Clinton, and Orville Kelland,
Londesboro were involved in a
car-truck collision resulting in
damage to the Kellam!, vehicle.
Thursday, Nov, 5 on No. 25
City Road west of No. 22 City
Road, William Forsyth, 137
Boland Street, Wingham was
involved in a single car collision
sustaining damage to his vehicle.
Forsyth received injuries.
Saturday, Nov. 7 on No. 12
County Road south of
Winthrop, Donald Brian
Budnark, Brussels and John
O'Rourke, 138 Church Street,
St. Marys were involved in a two
car collision resulting in damage
to both vehicles. Passengers,
Sherry Hunter, 47 Canteberry
Street, Stratford, Karen
Knowles, Douglas Street,
Stratford and Helen Meta, St.
Marys and John O'Rourke,
driver received injuries.
Benmiller and Thursday,
November 19, the Harvey
Johnston Family.
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