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Clinton News-Record, 1972-10-29, Page 19Pumpkins, by the thousands provide a spectacular -For the youngsters, such a sight might bring on thoughts of be set out on Halloween. Mother's thoughts will probably be delightful: golden pumpkin pies gracing the supper table. sight in this Ontario field. an enormous jack-o'-lantern to a bit more practical but just as (OMAF photo) • Fall rainbow fishing good on Lake Huron and unusual FORT LAUDERDALE'S FINEST FUN RESORT ft11‘444, eta etetlifilla $CtiOter L,11 4 OM Gilt Q0411 Pr„ Fed I-wen:we ;M8 0 SOO FT, PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH * TWO HEATED POOLS, SUN DECKS • LUXURIOUS GUEST ACCOMMOOA., TIONS • GOLF PRIVILEGES ON 3 CHAMPIONSHIP COURSES • FREE TENNIii ON PREMISES SUPERa DINING • NIGHTLY DANCING & vENTIEIRsTIA0INME NT • Visits fabulous Disney World available. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 32.7s3 INNKEEPER 352.7537 sr, W. TORONTO r temiikiefieki j 7.4" "144 7401 lattatot..etrzetNAO 444%..4:10061vit. • $1 Aprif 143 (i) Ihru 6414 er ember 14 person, 01, ccup. $4 o 420 rooms, Europeorl NO Modified American Meet IMO dinner ti1'Aoily.reeefa m b, add d -Clint Ott News-glee° Thtirsday October 26 A 1972 5A Thanksgiving weekend as I came out of the operations building at the Saugeen River Fishway I took a quick glance down stream. It appeared as if overnight someone had con- structed a picket fence down both sides of the main channel in the river. A closer look revealed that the pickets were rainbow fishermen and I coun- We're staging a mini snowmobile show right here in our showrooms • all because we're so excited about the revolutionary new Johnson line for 73. There'll be free refreshments, free favours and a chance to win door prizes, And here's your chance to see and test drive The Phantom . so smooth and quiet with the first 35 H.P. rotary combustion engine built specifically for a snowmobile. Your chance to hear The Golden Ghost „ quite simply the quietest snowmobile you can buy . . quieter than other snowmobiles have to be two years from now, There Ore Six others in the golden fleet and you'll see them . . along with the knockout new Johnson snowmobile fashions that are lust as revolutionary as the snowmobiles you wear 'em with. We're ready to make a deal with you if you keep it quiet with a Johnson. It's all here and there couldn't be a better time to trade in your old model. This is the year Johnson makes your present snowmobile obsolete. COME IN AND HEAR OUR NEW LINE. AT PARTICIPATING JOHNSON SNOWMOBILE DEALERS! 482.90/"9 CHOWEN POWER SPORTS ted some 237 of them strung out in the short stretch of the river immediately below the fishway dam". This was how Fisheries Management Officer Fred Mar- shall described the fall fishing for rainbow trout in the Saugeen River at Southampton. A fur- ther report on the fishing that Saturday showed,in the first two miles of the river, from its mouth to the fishway dam, there were an estimated 650 anglers. In addition to these fishermen there were approximately 50 boats offshore of the river mouth. The studies being carried out at the Saugeen fishway this year indicated that the 1972 fall season for rainbow trout would be good to excellent. So far the angling has been good at Southampton and also at other locations along the Lake Huron shore, such as Kincardine, Port PLUS AN AMAZING OEMONSIRATION OBILES Of THE QUIETEST SNOW M W EVER MA Elgin and Sauble. Reports are that some anglers have taken their limit of five fish in only a few hours of angling. Others have not been that fortunate but they sure are enjoying the sport fishing. Last fall approximately 3500 trout and salmon passed through the fishway on their way up the Saugeen River. Examination of these fish for lamprey scars is providing knowledge of the lamprey population and the ability of the trout and salmon to recover from lamprey attack. Other in- teresting facts pertinent to the Lake Huron fishery are being uncovered. For example, the rainbow trout does not seek its mother river for spawning in all instances, Future studies are to include an investigation of the trout and salmon reproduction in the Saugeen as they descend the river. OLIN Three out of every 100 children born are mentally retarded to some degree. The October and November meetings of the Buren County Medical Secretaries were com- bined at this time, for electing the slate of officers for the coming year. Sixteen members were present and the meeting was held in the Clinton Hospital. Mrs. Joyce Armstrong, of Zurich presided as president for this meeting, as Mrs. Madeline Yeats, the vice-president was unable to attend, and Mrs. Donna Fisher, the former president, is now living in Tuc- son, Arizona. Mrs, Armstrong opened the Both past and present mem- bers of Wesley-Willis choir of the past 40 years or more have joined together to practise special music of old favorite an- thems including, "Let Mount Zion Rejoice", "Seek Ye The Lord", etc., which will be presented at the Choir Alumnae Service at 11 a.m. this Sunday, Oct. 29th. Many familiar faces will be seen in the choir loft that Sun- day. Not only will there be for- mer members From Clinton and the surrounding area, but some will be travelling from as far as Kitchener, London, Thedford, Zurich and Goderich, ap- proximately 40 in all. This promises to be a wonder- ful opportunity for Wesley- Willis congregation and friends to renew old acquaintances and enjoy hearing some old familiar Secretaries elect slate of officers out to the members regarding this at a later date. To be eligible tp attend the Conven- tion in Toronto, one must be a member of the Provincial group. The meeting then preceded to the Election of officers for the coming year, and these are as follows: representative at large, Mrs, Margaret Sallows, Seaforth; president,,Mrs, Joyce Armstrong, Zurich; vice- president, Mrs. Kleine Ayres, Goderich; secretary, Mrs. Bon- nie Finch, Clinton; treasurer, Mrs, Muriel. Miller, Seaforth. In September instead of the usual meeting, thirteen members attended the Stratford Festival, and enjoyed "As You Like It". The Seaforth Group is hosting the Christmas party this year, and it is to be held at the Com- mercial Hotel, on December 2 at 7 p.m. Please accept this as an invitation for all members of the association and their husbands, or boyfriends to attend. TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH Polling Division No. 37 (Rural) (Goderich Township No. 1); Comprising and containing all the part of the Township of Goderich commencing at Lake Shore at the line be- tween the Goderich Town boundary and the Township, then south along the several windings of the said Lake to the said line between lots 25 and 26, thence East along said line to line between 4th and 5th Concessions, thence North along said line until it touches the line between Lot 8 in the Maitland Concession and the Concession B, thence along said line to the River Maitland, thence North-West along said river to the boundary of the Town of God erich, thence along said line to Huron Road, thence from said road along the boundary line between the Town and the Township of Goderich to the place of beginning. Polling Station at Residence of Chas, Bruisma, RR 2, Goderich, 37 A-L, 37A, M.Z. Polling Division No. 38 (Rural) (Goderich Township No, 2(: Comprising and containing all that part of the Township of Goderich commencing at the River Maitland, at the ine between Lot 8 in the Maitland Concession and Con- cession B, thence along said line to the line between the 4th and 5th Concession, thence South to the said line be- tween Lots 25 and 26, thence East along said line to the line between the 8th and 9th Concessions, thence North along said line to the line between Lots 20 and 21, and thence East along said line between Lots 20 'and 21, and the line between Lots 31' and 32 Maitland Concession to the River Maitland, thence along the several windings of the said river to the place of beginning. Polling Station at Residence of James Oke, RR 2, Goderich. Polling Division No. 39 (Rural) (Goderich Township No, 3): Comprising and containing all that part of the Town- ship of Goderich commencing at the Lake Shore at the line between Lots 25 and 26, thence along the lake to the boundary of the Village of Bayfield, thence along said boundary to the Bayfield River, thence along said river to the line between Lots 17 and 18, thence along said line to the line between Lots 25 and 26, thence West to the place of beginning. Polling Station at Residence of Albert Schilbe, RR 1, Bayfield. Polling Division No, 40 (Rural) (Goderich Township No. 4): Comprising and containing all that part of the Town- ship of Goderich commencing at the North-West angle of Lot 36, Concession 9, thence South along the line be- tween the 8th and 9th Concessions to the Bayfield Con- cession, thence between Lots 17 and 18, Bayfield Con- cession to the Bayfield .River, thence Easterly along the Bayfield River to the limit of the Town of Clinton, thence along the said town limit to the Junction of Bay- field Concession and the line between Lots 35 and 36 to the place of beginning, Polling Station at Residence of Ray Wise, RR 3, Clinton. Polling Division No. 41 (Rural) (Goderich Township No.5): Comprising and containing all that part of the Town- ship of Goderich commencing at Lot 36, Maitland Con- cession, thence easterly along the north side of No. 8 Highway to the Town of Clinton, thence along the boundary of the township to the north branch of the Maitland River, thence along said river to the place of beginning. Polling Station at Residence of Carman Tebbutt, RR 3, Clinton. Polling Division No. 42 (Rural) (Goderich Township No, 6): Comprising and containing all that part of the Town- ship of Goderich commencing at Lot 87, Maitland Con- cession, thence south along the line between the 8th and 9th Concessions to the side road between Lots 35 and 36 on the 9th Con., thence east along said line to the Bayfield Concession, thence along the Bayfield to the boundry of the Town of Clinton, thence along the bound- ary to the Huron Road, thence along the south side of the boundary of the Huron Road to the point of begin- ing and also Lots 32, 33, 34 and 35, Maitland Concession. Polling Station at Township Office, Holmesville, TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Pelting Division No. 95 (Rural) (Stanley No. 1): Comprising Lets on Concessions 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 com- mencing at Bayfield Road north to BayfieldkRiver; also Lots 24 and 25 on north side of Bayfield Road. Polling Station at Residence Of Wm. Caldwell, RR 1, BrOcefield, Polling Division No. 96 (Rural) (Stanley No, 2): Conaprising Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 from South Boundary to Bayfield Rd., also Lots 25, 14 and 15 Bayfield Road South and Lots 2 to 9 inclusive on South Boundary. Potting Station at Residence of Alex Metieth, RR 3, kipper,. Polling Division No. 07 (Rural) (Stanley No- 3): Comprising Lots on Concessions 00 7, 8, 9 from South Boundary to Bayfield River; also Lots 10 to 18 Smith Boundary and. Lots 11 to 20 Bayfield Road, Pelting Shiflett at Statile), township Heil. Polling Division No. 99 (Rural) (Stanley No. 5): Comprising Lots on Concessions 12 and 13 from 11 to North Boundary; also Lots on Lake Shore from 1 to 12; also Lots on Bayfield Road 1 to 10, Polling Station at Residence of James Cleave, RR 3, Bayfield. TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Polling Division No. 112 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No, 1): Comprising Lots 1 to 9 inclusive, Concession 1; Lots 1 to 10 inclusive, Concession 2 ; Lots 1 to 13, Concession 3 ; Lots 1 to 14, Concession 4 and 5 H.R.S.; Lots 30 to 32, Concession 6 L.R.S.; Lots 29 to 31, Concession 7 L.R.S., and all that portion of Egmondville East of Cen- tre Street. Polling Station at Residence of Andrew Houston, Egmondville, Polling Division No. 113 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No. 2): Comprising Lots 13 to 20 inclusive, Concession 1 H.R.S.; Lots 11 to 20 inclusive, Concession 2 H.R.S. and Lots 14 to 20, Concession 3 H.R.S., and all that portion of Eg- mondville West of Centre Street. Polling Station at Residence of Mrs. Greta McLeod, Egmondville. Polling Division No. 114 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No. 3): Comprising all Lots on Concessions 1, 2, 3, 4 H.R.S. West of Lot 20 and all the Lots on Concessions 1, 2 and 3 L.R.S. North of Lot 38, except Vanastra and except ,Huronview. Polling Station at Residence of Robert Lawson, RR 5, Clinton. Polling Division No. 115 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No. 4): Comprising Lots 21 to 38 inclusive in Concessions 1, 2 and 3 L.R.S; Lots 26 to 32, inclusive in Concessions 4 and 5 L.R.S.; Lots 29 to 31, Concession 6 L.R.S.; Lots 21 to 35, Concession 5 H.R.S., and Lots 19 and 20, Con- cession 4 H.R.S. Polling Station at Allan Haugh, RR 1, Brucefield. Polling Division No. 116 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No, 5): Comprising Lots I to 20 inclusive, Concessions 1, 2 and 3 L.R.S. ; all of Concessions 12, 13, 14 and 15, H.R.S., also South part of Lot 9, Concession 11, H.R.S. Polling Station at Residence of Glenn Sell, RR 1, Hensel!, Polling Division No, 117 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No. 6): Comprising the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th Conces- sions H.R.S., and Lots 15 to 25 inclusive in the 4th Con- cession L.R.S., Lots 24 and 25 in the 5th Con. L.R.S. Polling Station at Residence of Ivan Forsythe, RR 2, Kippen, Polling Division No, 118 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No, 7): Comprising the area known as Vanastra, Clinton, Polling Station at Vanastra Park, Building 12, Main Office, Polling Division No. 119 (Rural) (Tuckersmith No. 8): Comprising Huronview, Clinton. Polling Station at Huronview County Home, TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Polling Division No. 65 (Rural) (Hullett No, 1): Comprising Lots 1 to 15 inclusive, Concessions 1 to 8 inclusive, Polling Station at Forrester's Hall, Kinburn, Polling Division No. 66 (Rural) (Hullett No. 2): Comprising all the Lots and parts of lots in the follow- ing territory: bounded on the south by Concession 8, on the west by lot 16, on the north by County Road 25, and on the east by McKillop boundary, Polling Station at Residence of Jerry Heyinks. Polling Division No, 67 (Rural) (Hullett No, 3): Comprising Lots 16 to Base Line inclusive, Concessions 1 to 8 inclusive, Polling Station at Residence of Theodore Flynn, RR 1, Clinton, Polling Division No. 68 (Rural) (Hullett No. 4): Comprising Concessions 9 to 14 inclusive; Lots 16 to 30 inclusive and the Village of Londesboro ; also No, 4 High- way between Concession 9 Hullett and Con, 14 Hullett. Polling Station at Community Hall, Loridesboro. Polling Division No. 60 (Rural) (Hullett No, 5): Comprising Lots 31 to Base Line inclusive, Con. 9 to 14 inclusive, and Lots 1 to 10 inclusive in the Maitland Block, and that portion of the Police Village of Auburn that is within the Township of Hallett. Polling Station at Community Hall, Auburn. VILLAGE OF HAYFIELD Palling Division No. S (Rural) (Bayfield No, 1): Comprising all of the Village of Bayfield, Polling Station at New Municipal Building, Bayfield, VOIliamalarlasolosomare.0.4oMe*.giarOammeraewirdore ON OCTOBER 30, REELECT: PUBLISHED BY THE HURON PC ASSOC. MATERNITY WEAR at the SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton Open 2-6 Closed Weds. Meeting and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, and Mrs. Margaret Fellows moved their adoption, and seconded by Mrs.. Pauline .MeMiehaei. Mrs. Kay Hodgkinson, the representative at large, infor, riled the meeting of the events that took place at the two previous meetings. One of the things brought out at that time was the fact that there are 16,736 members in the Province of Ontario, Details were discussed for the Convention for the corning year, and correspondence will be sent Wesley-Willis plans Alumnae Service music once more, Coffee will be served during the fellowship hour following the service, NOTICE WHERE TO VOTE Polling Division Nt4 98 (Rutel) (StahleY No, 4): ilicKINLEIG ROBERT E. X Comprising Lots on Concession 10, 11, 12 and 18 from - 1 to 10; also Lot 18 to Lakeshore, South Boundary; also ON Lake Shore lots 13 to 25 inclusive. 136ifin Station at Mennonite Hell, Lekeview