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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-10, Page 2line ar Jim 1 IddeIl Hol:, .v l hn M'a'ya` Street' of lye. Sta rti ill year at U DS vel Harland of tintnna tt SnaIIOODlh; sway t .gip, Uni it ' of Guelph a akk d Alex of Lon - H Pepsine, Flowers and 3o.anne Palnerof Clinton. Heather McAdaaatn has returned to the University of Ottawa, while Don Reid of Blyth and Peter Walden of Bayfield are starting at Fan- shaawe College, London. Further afield to Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Mich. have gone Paul Bakker of Londesboro and Judy Da;nsma of RR 1, Clinton. +-1-+ Miss Pat Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Terry Cocik, Clinton, returned home on Monday from B.C. where she has been employed at Lakeside Photo Studios, Williams . Lake. Since June. She ended her stay on the West Coast with a two week holiday in Vancouver. +++ The Madeleine Lane Auxiliary ' St Andrew sr Presbyterian Church resumed, Its regular my meetin last Tues! after the suMme.� reties . Miss Albeit Street. was the assisted by l r ,. t ower Cowan and . Mi Boatric+ Gibson. Mrs. George Mond Albert Street.. andMr s. M. Welsh, Victoria Street were guests. Among items discussed was the forthcoming Centennial Bazaar to be held November 8, 1975. Centennial isn't a dead word yet! Mr, and Mrs. Watt Webster of Clinton, have just returned from a three week motor trip to the West Coast. The return journey was made by way of the States. The late F.T. Barnum is credited with sy+ing "There's a sucker bornevery minute - 0 Maple Leaf SMALL ENGINE SALES & SERVICE will be closed for vocations The Huronic Rebekah lodge held its first regular meeting September 3,with Noble Grand, Barara Taylor presiding, assisted by Vice Grand, Kay Wise. The Lodge was pleased that Mary Ross was third runner up in the Centennial Senior Queen contest. Again, the tearoom was a big success at the Potpourri Crafts show. It was decided to send i to the Craft Committee. The next regular meeting is to be held Sept: 15. At this meeting they will be Draping the Charter for ail deceased members. A pot luck lunch was enjoyed by all after the meeting. When you see three Bell Telephone trucks and three PUC vans all lined up in full battle array close to your home - you begin to wonder just how many months back bills you do owe!!!!! Upon closer in- spection last Monday afternoon you find you are not the culprit - but, nevertheless, you along with many, many others are without two of the most "taken for granted services" of which our modertrsociet canb ' Hats off t f arid the t' orke through from two in the af- ternoon until ten at night to restore our phones and elec- tricity. Ontario Drat Leader Bob Nixon, left; IS greeted by Jack and Leona Riddell seconds after the Liberal, bus arrived at the Pineridge Chalet for a rally last Monday. About 2,504 persons attended the event. (News•Record'photo) 'By Wilma Uke McKillop Township Council meeting Tuesday night ap- proved a tile drainage loan application for $3.000. For a barn demolished the council refunded taxes amounting to $140.71 on an assessment of $1,610. Court of Revision was held on the Nott Drainage Works (a $50,000 Tuckersmith Drain) and as rio appeals 'were heard the necessary by-law was passed. Requests for building per- mits were approved for: James Bosman, RR 1, Seaforth, storage shed; Aaron Jantzi, RR 1, Dublin, renovation to porch; Robert S. McKercher,, RR 1, Dublin, silo; Martin Murray, RR 1, Dublin, granary; Ken- neth Beattie, RR 4. Walton, replace siding on house and granary: Gertrude Beuerman, $ 15.815. RR 1, Dublin,.--,eat-Mt ancbv r. - rnda; John Ca RR ��i Y shed Gilbert Murray. RR 1, Dublin, granary: Bruno Braecker, RR 4, Walton implement shed and lagoon: Neil Williamson, RR 1, Walton. siding on implement shed ; Helen Loughnane, RR 1, Seaforth, garage. Passed for payment Were road accounts of $22,171.83 and general accounts of 837,175.35. Approved for "payment were accounts 'for the MpKillop Recreation Association amounting to 52,933.50. At a special meeting on Thursday the Barron Drain report was discussed and referred back to Engineer C.P. Corbett, . Lucan, for re- consideration. Present at the meeting for the reading of the drain report. were Murray Dennis, John and Lorne Siemon and Ken Beuerman. The Glanville Drain report was provisionally adopted by council and Court of Revision was set for September 29. This drain is estimated to cost nvllle 1 ud pr y; for e discussion on the drain report. The next regular meeting of council will be held Monday.. October 6 at 1 p.m. tstu n s. i ri wedded that teachers were a d+dlicated'and as caans "It's the System th ever, work under," the Liberal candidate as erl. eat ng- with. the stat cdu ational"Davis systemh,. wooPpm,, PEWIT, IT Sing about inulation, Mr. Riddell said, the, province has a billion deficit which is costing the people 52,000,000 • every day in interest payments. He said a Liberal govern- ment would control govern- ment spending. He said "super ministries" would disappear and the "Legislative process" would be returned. He promised that new bilis would get to the standing committees again for some "public input". He said sharp tuts could be made in a television ad- vertising bill which is mounting $7.5 million, adding that some are an "insult to a person's intelligence". He said government should "takea look" at salaries of civil servants who are being paid 530,000 a year and up. "If such salaries cannot be justified, they must be cut," Riddell said. Governmentprojects like Douglas Point in Bruce County where laborers are paid a minimum of $6.90 an hour are making it impossible for in- dustries ndustries to compete. While campaigning, Riddell said, industrialists all over the Riding have been complaining that the US market is dwin- thing. Ontario products are too high in price, partly because of the cost of -materials and partly because wages in Ontario are 'tout of line" with the wages in most parts of the USA. "We've got to control some of the wages, and government is the place to start," Riddell told his audience. The Liberal incumbent said the province was spending millions of dollars "fooling tll� "ent with all goo ent polieies ay of i ►+ tlas was Wig. a sal! t titin at which viewpoints could be exchanged and new policies Mme ed out were the only way to sore the federal - provincial" difficulties- irAVtRFtAC . Mr. Riddell outlined the Farm Income Stabilization Plan which he said. the Liberals endorsed. Under this plan, the federal government, the provinciaaal government and the farmer would each contribute one-third of the cost of the premiums. For the farmer, it would be on a voluntary basis. He said food in Canada costs less than almost any other nation in the world, chiefly because the farmers know their job and have been able to "make three blades of grass grow where only one grew before". Mr. _Ridden reiterated his stand that Any future nuclear . development in the province should take.place .in the nor- thern part of the province, away from Huron Middlesex, "the richest farmland in the province". He also said that industry was welcome in Huron - Middlesex provided it was co'aatib.le 'a, with the agricultural scene. ""Khruschev once said Russia would bring Canada and the United States to their knees, not through war but by economics," the Liberal candidate concluded. "We've got to put some sense and some accountability back into government." APPROVAL Cheers, whistles, car horns and hand clapping interspersed Riddell's comments throughout. At the conclusion, Goderich lawyer Dan Murphy asked the mi ons oo g audience: "We heard Bob around with the mono rail and Nixon earlier and he's a good this magnetic levitation speaker. But I thinir our own �°. ��1e/.;��y y7♦ Jn Ridden is a °losesecond. nt min ps l forg'th4, l tdt'f'-you think" they found out the magnetic The cheers drowned -out levitation system wouldn't turn further Murphy words. corners." Mr. Riddell said, "and the people of Goc€erich SEPT. 22 to OCT. 4 We apologize for any in= anvenience to our customers. Service can be obtained by Hutchins Welding & Repairs, Benmilier, or Steve Argyle Outdoor Equipment, Bayfield 565-2800. RATE: >iS,iltF P DAY, PER CHILD HOURS: OM 0:30 MA, TO 5:30 P.M. DAILY/ MONDAY TO FRIDAY. 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