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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-15, Page 2AlitY$, 11 k, i n dill +. ltr�" * wT anger ilk ntfit.T in N{ t 1,11$„.6 41 eei°� inirs classes for enersi publ The first $i IS peat + for: April ve of th newly f+ rn Cd ciu ► Is: p sldent - RenaThorrleyorof , I Kin- cardine;car n viee-,presides Carole ob�in,.. aoerrich ; secretary Fran . Emerson*, ;Ripley; and treasurer Joe Lobb" Brueef teld. Directors: are Janet fib, Brucefield tilt Constatiarls. Carlow i an David Werrett, Thedford. Watchthe coming events. column of this newspaper for details of the next meeting to be held February6,1976. + citeoa• ere tined to lv r'ibe "century plaques" tot their o es'inClin1 's+ entennitii• year. Would those why names were taken plke. apply, at the ,Royal 8�, of Canada Clinton, lend they will receive the plague"there. For those of our readers who follow: _the weekly weather statistics on page one, we would like to explant the relatively small snolitaill of 4"' reported in last week's paper• Our weather colwnn.Come to us from our official' recorder of ' the Canada Meteorological Dept., Mrs. Norman Baird, in Brucefield - and while we had 81039 410" of the fluffy white precipitation Brucefield could only count 4''. But that was last week - as this column sits in the typewriter at nine a.m. Wednesday morning of this week - we have lost count of the inches of snow and are now trying to count members of the, staff` who are stuck in their laneways. - + + Back from, a six Week , holiday in Europe, Holland, France, Switzerland, Austria. and Germany to be exact, are Don and Dot McLean of Huron Street. While .in Germany they visited with their son, Master Corporal Tom McLean at Lahr, and at Baden with their other son Master Corporal Keith McLean - I A winner for the Legion Bingo Jackpot - Mrs. Ron Plumsteel of Vanastra was the lucky lady with a prize of 1310. +++ The organizational meeting of the Central Huron Snowmobile Club was held on January 2 in the Ministry of Agriculture Board Room, Clinton. The leaders are Allan Haugh and Beth Cooper. Elected for office were - president Jeff Allan, vice- president Bob Wilson, secretary Jane Allan, press reporter Dianne Wilson. The Youth Council represen- tatives are Jim Nivans and Bob Wilson. Activities for the meetings were discussed. The first meeting will be held on January 19. + + + This is of particular in- terest to the doggy crowd. The Bluewater Kennet Club held its meeting in the Queen Elizabeth School, Goderich on Thursday, January 8, 1976. Plans were made to have representatives from the Canadian Kennel Club attend the February meeting and advise this new club on the necessary steps to hold point shows and licensed obedience trials. It is hoped that the club can hold its first show in the • fairly near future and San- ction Matches . are planned ll told the Exeter pendent News ie felt ilii• c ,iEnNigf-- would "boil' don to four yeti 'us, can- didales".. namely Peterson. ('inadlan Smith might 1rtential, the support he could i Ince' . h■dd(` "poIitie„1 or the Jewishfaith.jy��t.+I(i. •p )i>tic llPeterson, u pt d he 'Rt .. t u Mt. S}! etT' , e Odell sal. unfortunate tt it pe pie ".ould ,:(!min When the two o . legged members of the community .fail to contribute news for the column we can always fall back w.upon the old reliable ;our legged ones. This troll the bovines: v, •;u" , r From the Canadian Jersey Cattle Club we learn that among the leaders for the month of November, 1975 in the senior four year old class,. the top iriras Dalevilla Falcon Miss Bambi;, owned by Mrs. Lloyd Dale,; Se forth, Ont. At four years six., months she produced 12,525 lbs. 'of milk for a Gold Medal Record. + Here's another food fact gleaned from the Nutrition Services bulletin. Quote: To "burn" off. 150 calories (one plain ,donut).' ,means: 8 minutes orf'tunning ... or 13 minutes of swimming ... or 29 minutes of walking. By Marty Merner Court Constantine L1812 held their first meeting for 1976 in the hall on Thursday 4evening,.January 8. Business discussed for the future was a committee of Delphine Dolmage and Mary McClure to make plans for a spring, ;dance and also to obtain h feralation towards a dance with a band for the younger crowd. • New committees were made for the 1976 year. Personals Mrs. Marris Bos and twins Andrew Nicholas and Kathleen Mariereturned home on Saturday from Clinton Public Hospital. - Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Lear, Judy, Dana and Matthew of Leamington spent the weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Szusz, Rodney, Randy and Robyne, Mr. and Mrs. Terence - Hunter of Colborne Township left the first of January to spend the winter months in Florida. WiegMa• Memorials +Guaranteed Graig +tam*#ery Lettering +Ivy Direct and save Commissions. BUS. PHONE 35-1,10 RES. 337-1015 Parking is Prohibited The pirking of any "Vehicle" for a period longer, than one hour is prohibited on any Clinton street betty rte ur-s pelf , 12 o'clock midnight and 7 o'clock' The penalty for' airy"violattein #h By -Law shall be not more than $10;00 for the First offence and net more than 525.00 for each subsequent offence. By -Law "No. 10 for 1957. C. C. 'PROCTOR, CLERK-TREAS, aylleld'. n ee # r p IatcIn t Vit.1u spend It coli brats ti `:" + 1 Y . �girelies...,werel41"itaill t background in, fit of the old` town mail. (News'Recard photo) The Huron Plowmen's. Association will continue its support of the 40 Sodbusters Club in 1976, members ,decided at the annual mee.ting . at Winthrop recentlx. Reports presented in- dicated the club bad 14 members , of which 13 cob - peed at the HuronMatch last fall. Other popular features that will be continued are the Junior match that attracted 13 competitors who won 1130 in prizes, the cross log sawing contest with six competitors and the horse shoe pitching classes in which nine teams participated and took away 7,in prizes. Huron Warden Anson McKinley presided for the election of officers when W.J. Leeming of McKillop was named president. Other of- ficers are past president John Clarke; first vice, Jim Armstrong; second vice, Girven Reid; and. secretary - treasurer, Russell Bolton. The executive=comiinittee will Consider the appointment of an assistant to Mr. Bolton. Directors elected were Ashfield - Ross Eedy ; Tur- nberry - Harry Mulvey; West Wawanosh - Bob Lyons; East to cake la the back Sodbusters Wawanosh - Simon Hallahan; Morris * Bill Aston; Howick Ivan Haskins; Grey - Ken Innes, MOKillOP - Ross Gordon; Mullett - Bill Flynn; Goderich - Everett .Mcilwain; Colborne - Jamieson Ribey Tucker!mith - James •Doig; Stanley - Ernie Talbot; Hay . . Valle Becker;. Stephen - Allan Turnbull; Usborne - Ken - Duncan. It was agreed that others who had been listed, as directors in 1975 would be named as associate directors for 1976 together with the following' John Tinney (Hay).;, George Hildebrand replacing Larry Plumsteel; Cecil Desjardine (Stephen); John Jewitt (Millen); Roy Williamson (Grey). The auditors report presented by Mr. McKinley and .Elmer Hayter indicated 22 entries in. horse classes at the 1975 match with prizes of $19.50 and 44 entries in tractor classes with prizes .totalling $872.52. The association again af- filiated with Huron Federation of Agriculture and appointed Allan Turnbull as its representative. Sodbusters Club leaders named were John Clark and Bill Leeming ant Bill. McKillop Township Council It lds first meeting Alien Campbell has been appointed the McKillop Township Representative to the . Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority for 1976 by the McKillop Township Council, which met last. Menday, January 5. Mr. Campbell has also been appointed to 'the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. Harvey Craig has been appointed to the Blyth District fire area board and Arthur Anderson has been appointed to the Seaforth Dommunity Hospital Board. In other business, council has hired McConnell, Stewart and Devereaux as their solicitors again, for the year 1976. Council has • endorsed Stephen Townships resolution which is against the Hydro Nuclear Generating Plant, proposed for Huron County. By -taw number one has been passed by Council which permits them to borrow up to 1140,000 for current ex- penditures for the year. Council also agreed to sell land to Seaforth. forming an intersection at Chalk and Duke Streets. Leeming and Russell, Bolton were named representatives to the OPA Convention on February 16th and l tb. ,Jim Armstrong, who.- was re-elected OPA director, listed future OPA matches and dates. These are: 1976 - Br lee; 1477 - Frnntenac; 1978 - Huron; 1979 Kent; 1980 - Oxford; .1981 - Wellington. Sinicoe and Elgin have fitso• .expressed interest he said in hosting a match. He reviewed the new prize list and his work with the OPA. Howardm Tatars, chjrrnan ti_ "cif 'the°"� local catiiM` ttee responsible for the 1978 Match, reported on the progress being made to date and said the number of committees for the 1978 Plowing Match had been decided on. Vice-chairmen, Roy Pat- tison and Alan Campbell also spoke. The local committee plans to organize a bus load to attend the '76 convention in Toronto. and to arrange to have the SDHS band present. George Hildebrand, leader of Seaforth High School Band spoke about the , Band travelling to Fort Myers, Florida - February 7th - 15th and the association agreed to donate 150 toward travelling expenses. An earlier motion that the amount be 1250 was defeated. The meeting expressed appreciation .to John Clark, president, and " Russell Bolton, secretary -treasurer, as well as to John Clark for hosting '75 Match and to Bill Leeming and John Clark for leadership in the Sodbusters Club. Mr,. D.G. Crowe DENTURE THERAPIST Wishes to announce the opening of a denture therapy clinic at 70 Albert St. Clinton. For appointment phone 482 9697 OFFICE HOURS 9 5: 30 MO* -Friday, Recent ChangcS to Caiada!s Unemployment hmAd may affect YOU. TheyconCemsuchthingsas: �W voluntarily quitting your job (effective January 4, 1976) i flexibility in sickness benefits (effective July 1, 1976) SO coverage for persons aged d 65 and ovei (effective January 1. 1976) • the dependency rate of benefit (effective January 4, 19761 air flexibility in maternity benefits (effective February 1, 1976) If you would like more information about these and other changes, pick up the brochure "What happens now.,." at your local UIC office I Unemployment Insurance Canada �t Andiras.` Minister. Mir and lt!' 'rl' gn t'tirn Assurance-ch©mage Canada QUALITY COLOUR - REG. 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