HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-10-25, Page 14NEWS-RECORD,. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 197
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The Goderich Fire Department and this Clinton F.D. water carrier have been kept very busy
during the past week trying to conquer a silo fire which has been burning for the past
month on the farm of Leo Dykstra of R.R. 2 Clinton. According to a Federation of Agriculture
field ministry official, the fire was caused by the piling on of corn on top of silage. The On-
tario Fire Marshal's office In Toronto stated it was fortunate that the silo did not explode.
After about seven visits, the fire department thinks that the fire is finally extinguished. The
adventure is proving costly to Goderich Township, however, as the amount owing thus
far Is at least $700 which just covers the truck's visits. Exact figures are not available at
this time. (staff photo)
CASH 01N00, Legion
Seaforth, Friday, Qet, 26 8,15
p,m, Regular games, $10;. three
$0 games; $75 jackpot to go,
Door prizes.. Admission $1,00,
Auspices Branch 156,. Proceeds
welfare work,
NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 Oct. 11, Admission
$1.00; fifteen regular games
$10,00 each, Three Share-the-
Wealth games. One Jackpot for
$160 in 55 calls. Consolation.
One call and $10 added weekly
if not won,
BLYTH LIONS BINGO, Blyth
Memorial Hall, Saturday, 8:30
p.m. $150 jackpot, Big cash
prizes. - 39tfn
BINGO, Oct, 9 Huron Fish and
Game Club, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot
$55 in 55 numbers, Six door
prizes, -
RELATIVES, friends and
neighbours, are invited to at-
tend a reception for Mr. and
Mrs. Greg Potter (nee Janet
Allin) following their wedding
Sat. Oct. 27 from 9 to 1 A.M. in
Goderich Memorial Arena,
Music by the Broughams,—nc
THE MORNING MARKET
PLACE, Saturday, November
3, 1973, in Wesley-Willis
United Church, Pantry,
fleamarket, handcrafts,
novelties. Children's Christmas
tree. Coffee 10.11:30 a.m.
Lunch 12.1;30 p.m.-42,43,441?
CAMEO OPEN HOUSE—Mrs.
Phyllis Mitchell invites you to
see new ideas in tube painting
(liquid embroidery) on Satur-
day, November 3 at Walton
Hall, 2 - 5 p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m.
Sale of painted articles;
bargain table; discounts; door
prizes; lunch; fashion show;
and Program 4 and 8.30 p.m.
Everyone welcome. Bake sale
United Church Girls.-43, 44b
"TONIGHTS THE NIGHT"
The joint thankoffering of On-
tario Street and Wesley-Willis
U.C.W.'s with Dr. George Goth
as guest speaker. Music by the
McMillan family of Goderich,
7:30 p.m. at Wesley Willis
Church.-43b
25 WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
RECEPTION
FOR
Mr. and Mrs.
HAROLD EAST
Sat. Oct. 27, 1973
in
Londesboro Hall
Dancing
9:30 - 1 a.m.
To
WONNETTA TRIO
Lunch Provided
Everyone Welcome
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ENTERTAINMENT
COUNTRY
and
WESTERN
Every
F riday and Saturday
Evening
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COMMERCIAL
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Dining Room Now Open
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POVERTY TRAIN
Friday, October 26
9 - 12,
CD CI. Auditorium
Admission - $1.50 - Student Card Required
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12th ANNUAL
GODERICH
ROTARY
CHARITY BALL
NOV. 10th
FOR INFORMATION
CALL 524.9311
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ATTENTION - CURLERS
ANYONE WISHING TO CURL IN
HENSALL ,STARTING NOV. 5
Phone 262-5057
or 262-5068
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per couple
Dancing to the "CASUALS"
at the
WHITE CARNATION
For further Information
Phone 482-7535
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HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE
DANCE
Sat. Oct. 27, 1973
etts,
HALLOWE'EN
MASQUERADE
DANCE
$2.50
Per Person
9:30 - 1 a.m. Prizes
Lunch 42,43b
SAT. OCTOBER 27, 1973
at
HAYFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
"STAR TREX"
GODERICH
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524.7811
AlRCONDITIONED
Thu. 25 Fri. 26 so. 27
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experience for everyone, everywhere:
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Sun. 28 Mbn, 29 Tea. 30
They had just 36 hours to share the love of a Ifleifme.
A Robert Wise
Production,
$1101no
PETER FONDA • LINDSAY WAGNER
ESTELLE MR MEESIC by DAVID SHIRE SONS .,„„ by RICHARD DeROY
tir 431 rhu.l Fri,2 so.3
BENEFIT DANCE for Mr. and.
Mrs, Ross Youngbiut who lost
their barn by fire. Dance in
Auburn Community Hall,
Saturday; Nov, 3. Music by the
."Country Companions."-43,
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DESSERT EUCHRE and bake
sale at 100F Hall on Princess
Street Wednesday Oct. ;11 at 2
p.m. price 75c, Auspices
linronit- Rebekah Lodge.
Everyone welcome,7--431)
CHARTERED BUS leaving
Clinton for the Royal Winter
Fair, November 14, 1973. For
information, phone 482 ,
7627.-43b
HOLMESVILLE
BAZAAR, Wed., Nov. 14 com-
mencing at 2;30 p,m. being held
at the White Carnation,
Holmesville, sewing, produce,
candy, baking and afternoon
tea served.-43,45b
EUCHRE AND BRIDGE,
Friday Oct, 26, 8 p,m. in
Bayfield Trinity Church Parish
Hall. Prizes and lunch. Ad-
mission 75c - auspices Trinity
Church Guild.-43b
AT HULLY GULLY Oct. 27 -
Hallowe'en Costume Party and
Dance Music. by Homesteaders,
prizes; 28 - Finale C.M.A.
Moto-Cross; Nov. 3 - Dance
Roger Quick and Rainbows; 4 -
Final Ontario Grass Drag
Championship . Bookings for
Christmas Parties are now
being taken. Phone 262-
5809.-43b
THE HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT invites you to
attend the following SPECIAL
CLINIC being held in your
area for your convenience:
ADULT HEALTH
GUIDANCE CENTRE (for
adults of all ages) Place: Huron
County Health office, across
from Clinton Public Hospital,
Clinton; Date: Tuesday, Oc-
tober 30, 1973; Time: 1:30 -
3:30 p.m. Offering the following
services:
1. Health Surveillance
2. Food Care
3, Anaemia Screening
4.. Urine Testing
5. Blood Pressure
6. Hearing Tests
VOLUNTEER DRIVERS ARE
AVAILABLE - call 482-
3416.-43b
BINGO, Oct. 23 Huron Fish
and Game Club, 8:30 p.m,
Jackpot $56 in 56 numbers. Six
door prizes.
Duffs United Church
WALTON
(TURKEY SUPPER;
WED. NOV. 7
4:30 to 8 p.m. — == = Adults $3.00
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RECEPTION
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DANCE
for
Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK DOLMAGE
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In an address to about 75
members of District 6
Association for Municipal Elec-
trical Utilities, First Vice-
President I.L. Bradley Utilities
Manager for Waterloo stated
"The public doesn't give a
damn, about hydro problems
until the lights go out. Then it's
too late."
The address was part of the
fall convention of the A.M.E.U.
which was held last Friday at
the Maitland Country Club.
The lovely farm home of
Miss Jean McEwen was the
scene last Saturday evening of
a happy family re-union and
dinner.
Present were all five
McEwen girls, the daughters of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McEwen; Mrs. Marion
Laramie of Kincardine and her
daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Matz,
Torontp; Mr. and Mrs, Howe
Runnalls of Timmins; Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Boyd of Walton;
Mr, and Mrs. John Broadfoot
of Brucefield. Present also were
several third and fourth
genera,tion members, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Broadfoot and family
of Brucefield, Mrs, Jean
'Huron MP Jack Riddell and
James Snow, Ontario minister
of government services announ-
ced last 'week that a $39,800
contract to construct an ad-
dition to the' men's industrial
workshop at Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital has been
awarded to Windklein General
This is the first time Goderich
has hosted the event for nine
years,
R, "Gus" Boussey, manager
of the Clinton P.U.C. resided as
President of District 6 while
Secretary-Treasurer Ken Dunn
of Elmira assisted him,
Goderich P.U.C. Manager Dave
Rolston was in charge of
making local arrangements.
District 6 extends north to
Walkerton, east to Guelph and
south to Zurich.
Provost and family of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mid-
dleton attended making,
eighteen in all.
The highlight of the evening
was the presentation of slides
by Mr. and Mrs, Runnalls of
their recent trip to Africa.
Howe and Eleanor's conducted
tour included the famous
Nairobi National Game Park,
where lions, zebras, rhinoceri
etc, roamed at will. They report
beautiful hotels and the best
meals of any of their tours.
Unable to be present at this
family gathering were Mrs. 0.
L. Paisley of Huronview and
Stuart McEwen of Clinton.
Contracting Co. of Scarboro.
The Windklein Company
submitted the lowest of five
bids received, the highest being
$49,818. Work will start on the
new addition as soon as
possible and is expected to be
completed by the end of
February of 1974.
The main purposes of the
A.M.E.U. are "further the in-
terests of municipal electric
utilities in Ontario, and to
foster co-operation amongst the
municipalities distributing elec-
tric energy, the Hydro Electric
Power Commission of Ontario
and the Ontario Electric
Association. Secondly, it exists
for the mutual assistance of its
members, particularly
education in technical, accoun-
ting and commercial matters".
Several recent Ontario gover-
nment studies and actions have
recently required the concern
and study of the A.M.E.U. such
as Advisory Report on Energy,
four Task Force Hydro Reports
and the Restructuring of Public
Utilities in light of regional
government.
Bradley also stated that "it is
important that the public at
large is completely informed as
to the problems facing their
own hydro being delivered
right to their own homes",
His lecture was ended by a
quotation from an information
booklet written by Ontario
Hydro's chief engineer H.A.
Smith which states, "Obviously
the utility must get its message
across to the whole community.
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tO $3.00 Couple
A social evening was held in
the Sunday School room of St.
James Anglican Church last
Friday evening. ,
This, party was in honour of
Mr. and Mrs. John Cole, who
recently moved from this area
to Goderich. Jack and Ethel
have had a long and happy
association with this church
and its members as well as
several of their neighbours
were in attendance.
This party was a doing your
own thing, so games of euchre,
bingo, crokinole and cribbage
were enjoyed,
The presentation address
was read by Mrs. Garth Pesti')
and written by Mrs. Ray Wise,
Mrs. Adrian Wammes and Mrs.
Edward Wise presented the
Coles with a lovely floor lamp.
Jack thanked their friends most
fittingly and a bountiful lunch
Pigeon
show
set
Tuesday evening October 16
the Huron County Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association held their regular
meeting in the agricultural of-
fices at Clinton.
Fifteen members were
present. President Clifford Pep-
per chaired the meeting and the
big item on the agenda was the
details for the up'coming show
to be held in the Legion Hall in
Clinton on the 28th of October.
They are hoping for a good
showing of poultry pigeons and
pets. Visitors are especially
welcome and there is no ad-
mission charge.
A real cross-section of the com-
munity must declare its
position on priorities for power,
price, public participation and
protection of the environment
and primary energy control."
"Such communication is not
easy. It requires that a rather
complex message get to the
customers, that they listen and
that a majority speak. If the
majority remain silent, they
will find out what its like to be
silent in the dark," he said.
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
Now Playing
GREEN
LIGHT
Coming Next Week
WES TFA US TER
MASCO Recording
Artists
Versatile Group Playing
Different Instruments
Pop, Rock & Country Group,
completed a very pleasant
evening,
NEWLYWEDS HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Taylor
(nee Lorraine Townshend)
were the guests of honour last
Friday night at a social evening
held at the groom's family
home, Over 40 friends, relatives
and neighbours from the
Bayfield Line were present,
Euchre was the order of the
evening and the ladies' high
was won by Mrs. Judy Dykstra;
ladies low by Mrs. W. Taylor,
Mr, Frank Thompson took the
men's high prize, S, Middleton
the low and Mr. Alex Ostrom
won the lucky travelling prize,
The newlyweds Don and
Lorraine were called to the fore
and Murray Cole read the
presentation address.
Mr, Alex Ostrom then
presented 'them with a
beautiful tri-lite table lamp
featuring a sculptured style.
Don thanked his friends for
their gift and for the warm
welcome extended to his bride.
A lovely lunch was served
and all present report a most
enjoyable evening. Such oc-
casions enable one to see one's
neighbours up and down the
Bayfield Line,
PERSONALS
We are glad to report that
Mr. Robert Welsh is
progressing favorably following.,
critical surgery in the Univer-
sity Hospital, London.
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