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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-13, Page 2.wW .1!NbH.u�nl}ea9f Utl n..r •ii .. .n2.'-'+amuFttt ]Nns�: nG Ivrla! vatryn.^+NM1w"�ww"+n...�ra.:urwxnba'.. �... , r. Nra WPW[1,44+ an nttdub. tatter newspepe whet can he Collectedatour, 53 AtbertSt. 4 4- For the past two editions of the Huron Shopping News, we have. had, to call en outside heir!' to enact the dor to door delivery. Two weeks ago the members of the Centennial Band, under the supervision of Bill Craig and, Seamus Doherty, made the rounds. Tuesday, the Shopper was delivered by students of the Clinton and District Christian School, directed by Ralph Scbuurntan. +4+ Well in ; spite' of all the "gl m and doth" - Milt John Beeves of Clinton carried a Victoria Cross in the Rern embrance. Day parade last Tuesday in Clinton. The medal was won by a Clinton native, Harry Miner, during the First World War. (News -Record photo) • Photocopy Service available through the Clinton Branch of the Myra Civility Library COST: 25c up to 10 sheets 'tic over 10 stets TIME: Mot. -Fri. 2 p.m. -S:30; 74 p.m. Sat.- 1:00-S:30 Closed Wednesday Inquire at Library 10, eve,. or .. . tteodi. dmmailtilono, Mr. and Mars,. Bum. Vansts •rbora Van Datum'. Walked Be zo, Mrs. Marion Malcolm and Kim, Clinton, Sgt. Seco will: he making his home in British. Columbia, The winners at the IOOF card part last Thursd' eVening,Nov. S in euchre were:ladies' high - Mrs. Frank Cummings; ladies' low - Mrs. Fred Tetrad; men's high Mr. Georg Clark; niter's low - Mr. Frank Thompson; lone hands - Mr. Cliff Ashton.. Winners of the 100 were: ladies' .high - Mrs. Milton Wilts*: ladies' low Mrs. Warren Gibbings; men's high - Mr, Aaron Fisher; men's low - Joe Sxlcock. Draw prizes for a basket of apples each were Bill Jenkins and Ernest Dale. The next card party will be Nov. 20, The Clinton Women's Institute held a very suc- cessful card party in the council chambers of the Town Hall with 13 tables of play. Winners were: ladies' high - Mrs. E. Crich; ladies' low - Mrs. May Gibson; men's high - Mr. M. W iltse; men's low - Mr. Ray Connell; lane hands - Mrs. F. Cummings. Winners on the draws for groceries were Mrs. H. Sootheran and Mrs. F. Walters, Mrs. Myrtle I airservice and Mrs. Dorothy Brunsdon. Auxiliary or Si. *if s Presbyterian Church held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Young, Ring_ Street, November 11. Plans were finalized for the forthcoming tea and bazaar to be held November 29. + In spite of your feelings towards the Post Office these days we are going to pass on an interesting item which reached our news desk. On November 10,1975 a new issue ' of 24 million stamps commemorating the Royal Canadian Legion was put into circulation. The stamp features a light gray background resembling stone with the inscripti9n The Royal Canadian -Legion. There is a brass -colored bugle on the right side and the Legion crest in red and gold on the left. In the words of Postmaster General Bryce Mackasey "We are proud to honor the Royal Canadian Legion,it is an organization which has dedicated itself to the welfare of veterans and /their dependents, to community service and .t the remem- brance of wartime sacrifices." Smile Our state senator says let 'em vote at eighteen. if they are old enough to witch modern movies, a tittle politics can't hurt thein. The Cllnit n GOldes and Brownies we. marched in the Remembrance Day poi oto) • Re all# a a wreath. vete �p M ,Md on gets 7 LIP grants Huron -Middlesex will benefit from 30 ,lobs creating 65$ weeks of work through approval of seven Local Initiatives Program projects. Federal funding totalling $100,000 was announced for the projects last week by Manpower and Immigration Minister Robei t Andras. Projects approved include The Blyth Centre For the Arts which has been funded for 19,600 to make interior im- provementsto the Myth MemoriaHall and will provide jobs for five people. The Three Links for Senior Citizens, sponsored by the Hensel' IOOF,is being funded for $9000 and is employing two people to renovate an old building for ,a Senior Citizens' Recreation centre,. Maitland Valley Enhan- cement Program • in Wroxeter, sponsored by the Maitland Valley Con- serva on a o funded 113,809 for the removal "of dead trees, repairing and painting picnic tables, construction end installation of new playground equipment and preparation of new con- servation areas for public recreation. The project will provide employment for four people. Area projects are expected to begin within a few weeks and will recruit unemployed �t,exte►ada ►wie�. 'T'h+labs will last until the projects are completed, or no tater than next June 26. LIP is a federal program designed to create jobs during peak times of seasonal unemployment. Following is a list of other project approvals announced last week: Zurich Community Centre, Zurich is being funded 19,000. The project will provide two jobs, An addition to the Seaforth arena, being funded far /9,540 News of Hensall By Hilda Payne Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. who underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London and has been recuperating at the home of her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren in Oakville, was fable to return to her home this week. Mrs. Gordon Troyer who had the misfortune to fall and injure her back is a patient in Clinton Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinsmen of Chisetttearst have pur- chased a propertyon Main Street, of the late Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Traquair, An auction sale -of the contents, of the residence was held on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Brintneil of Chiselhearst have taken up residence in the property they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brock who have moved to Exeter. will be employing three men. The restoration of the county jail in Goderich, funded for 39,378 will provide three jobs. Ren Wbitefields drain restoration, f.ucan, will b, funded for 39,810 and will provide two jobs. Audience development and community involvement with the arts ix► t,'iangi #I:nnf rte funded for $9,483 will be employing three men. A project for habilitating the handicapped in Dash- wood. being funded for 39,E will be providing employment for three men. Town hall renovations in Exeter, being funded for $11.400, will be providing jobs formens, trntar, d ict& educ , ra ive August , i IS, and to J Taker, superintendent of special se rvices, raising his sola to $2!,400 effective September l: i975 Stratford trustee Rosard Shantz remarked that these increases were within the guidelines set by the gover- nment. overnment. Trustee John O'L rowsky of St. Marys commended both Mr. Vintar. and Mr. Tokar for staying within the guidelines although their sanies were set prior to the ministry restrictions. ctions. Named to the ad hoc salary negotiating committee for tew hers were board members; Donald Crowley, RR 2,. Garfshill. Arthur Raid, RR 4, Listowel, Gregory Fleming, Credito'', and Howard Shunt. Stratford, and their ap- pointments were effective immediately. A borrowing hy-law for 5.000 was passed to ourry the board for the lAderottheYear. our new Roman school zones have been ministry of educator and ratepayers living within these areas can direct their tax styport to the separate schools. In Huron ups oir'Staey and Tuckersmith; TOwnships at East and West Wawanosh; Township of East '-rawah. Mr, Lanereported that the portable classroom atAloysius School was rented to the Perth County board of education at a rent of 31.01 from January to June INS and all moving expenses borne by the Perth Board. He said the portable will be moved this week. The electing adjourned at 12 mil when board continuedas coma tt e,hole- 0111#w 9 am, t pm Ma*dry to friday O + 11 day Wakesiay - Clesi*1 Sit. et 6 pm. � �r V,S.,r�, From Wailest .y, loveedier 1 , 1975 imil 6 p.s. assists Satirday, Novoulter 15 SH. --PICNIC STYLE SAVE iiP!!'ICE WITH TRIM a PRICE! PtMIC 11.0 BUTT ROASTS MAPLE LEAF—CHOPPED SUET . to pxe;. L..79c CAMPFIRE - BY THE PIECE SCHNEIDER'S "RED HOTS" WIENERS 88c ti OZ. PI+ G. Le. $ VARIETIES—MEAT i CHICKEN. LUNCHEON MEAT. PICKLES & PIMENTO 47. DUTCH BOLOGNA. PORK LOAF HEAD CHEESE. MAC & CHEESE Ter tiss4/9.0911 OZ. COFFEE MATE 89c CHEF WY--AR—DEE RED 11, WHITE - 2a< OZ. LOAF AYLMER—TOMATO OR VEGETABLE EAGLE BRAND CHERRY PIE FILLER 69c SCOTTOWELS 2/89t FACIALs TISSUES SSS BETTY CROCKER-IS OZ SNACKIN' LAKE MIXES 69c TALAD DRESSING $ 1.19