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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-29, Page 3• to 41070 lot community les for this eomn"mui it eye the Other u1Ub pays to for onu Heading' ' Heart Mont e litlton 'Valentin 9 � tiUltxttK' ►l sty are hOMIMbf an Q, ace ruits . tberC 11; Of its (tour alerive. iriC tor.,+.0t year, for the the Order of the ante r ,+C+i i tenYiiai,r ;the mejnbers+ ; .starting . early F'e '+ tinder their, yvery .*etive, and.. headed by fors.. Marj 'iF esidcnt Ms. Marian Carter: - . N , ann. took on extra + ± + . ,', sects. •-•. . One rof —the motorist's , alis Year, in honour of th, :h ;rrors must be RattenburY .anadian - Legion's 50th ' East ,beteel 8. �o 9, So tet a on i l:. 3lind iatti�+ersary,. the � .. � �• United hundreds and. huitw- ..G.t'al t ;d lh ,ddreds of golden: tulip bulbs all si over town, Whl ch w li bloom coat as: a "carpetof. olden glot,y" ranted s� a to nornirtk. sc:. ' .hese* can The other organization both' be negotiated with which should not have abeam careful 9 But WsHissed either is the Wolxie�n's= "tint t%og 111141* "when .there lintOn ares groups. of two or three- uxiliary to the ClintOn Hospital '►other v 'ap kin *least in one, :.ou, of very dedicated' year- direction,.:ot,t° bah sides of the rw rounduts and as the driver. is workers. One of � its road,threading_his � way' t ►eialties is the anneal busy Penny Sale held every Sep- through this obstacle course - tember - an enjoyable and a small bun e. of winter remunerative project - wrapped' humanity : comes And this makes an ex- tumbling off the top of one of cetlent leadinto the following the snow banks and lands not information which came to at your feet _ but worse at our desk this. week. First of your tires. To add to a direc t all just reamer nber- four words quote from Peter Truenlan of Feb. 25o card party BLITZ. Global News - "That's not This year instead of its news but its horrifying reality °'Vanishing card parties the, some Mornings". Hospital W.A. are staging.A A , , One- day card party blitz. A The following quotation light lunch, bridge, euchre or was picked out before we 500 - and prizes all for a' noticed the nextt rise in the, modest $I. Vitrice of gasoline - so perhaps Anyone can be a hostess for . in a way it will „soon be no one of these parties - and longer applicable - there may Should you so wish. you are not be even any miserably requested . to please contact rich folks Left around. any --oaf the- following three . However here's the quote ladies - . Mrs. Helen Davies from , the Augusta (Kansas) 482-7092, Mrs. Kay Hanly 482- Gazette: 9662 or Mrs. Rita Ryan 482- "They say it is better to be 9494. poor' and happy than rich and + + miserable. But couldn't In extolling the virtues of something be worked out the two foregoing such as being moderately organizations - let's hasten to rich and just moody?" Morning Prayer was held on Sunday morning at 11:15 a.m. with Rev: Wm. Bennett in charge. The theme of the Rector's sermon was St - Paul, the man for all ages. Len Milts assisted by reading the lesson. The annual Vestry meeting of St. James Anglican Church was held Sunday after a bountiful pot luck lunch. Rev. Bennett opened the meeting in prayer. and read a letter from Bishop Ragg on the 53rd weekend tq be held in June. Mabel Middleton read the minutes of the last meeting. Rev. Bennett gave a vote of thanks to Mabel Middleton for the fine job in the past and for staying on as -. his secretary. John Deeves thanked the congregation for their sup- port in the past year. He also thanked Don Middleton for his help as the People's Warden. John Deeves will stay on as Rector's Warden and Lay Delegate for another year. All officers will hold the same positions as last year. Rev. Bennett thanked the church people for inviting him to come as the Rector of St. James Church, and the meeting was adjourned by John Deeves. Rev. Bennett closed in prayer. Next Sunday at 11:15 a -m. Holy Communion will be observed. Social notes We were sorry that we had to cancel the shower for Joan (Miller) Riley last Saturday. The roads were not at their best with all the snow. Sorry. J oan. Mr. and Mrs. August DeGroof and family attended the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wilson at the Legion in Clinton. Mr. and -Mrs. J. Connally are back from their trip to the Bahamas. Our sympathy to Vera Miller and her families in the loss of her uncle, Mr. Harry McCreath. Mrs. Thel. Maclntyre and John Adams of London have been visiting with the Con- nally's. Clinton's new spacious, pollee' occupancy and will be titled ol4'fireall.:in'the ` idles ,the space of the old ,poli By Jack Riddeli,1iPP station ,is. nearly ready for next month. ;Located .t eeIfkeoWdo Proof jail cell and an interrogation room, as well as' a han;ng MOM and adequate storage space for the police. It was renovated by Cale Doucette. (News -Record photo)' to; repember- tat, .und' misrepresented their income, the terms, of the legislation, tl is affe#tin 'their eligibility obviously there ; was some. people have :no reason ford for ant for of government - concern, int a statement anxiety if the.y do not actually supported housing ac - which appeared in the press have a written lease* because cgmmod .tjo . which allegedly I made a tenancy ag etnent, giving " Seven do ►s' of grace must , f or swing * -right of a he 'allowed to tenants to-' regarding `this closing o tc^i in ..fl'uron -. tenant to acct py a dwelling, enable them to make amends, h 't is eneral oSpt a g does Etot necessarily have to County. Suffice tto4:sny, � that I be in�writing, to'bie considered do not endorse the Health Ministers practice of closing valid under the law. It may. hospitals to cut government also be verbal or implied. .40 expenditures. as I firmly If a landlord wishes to give believe that health, care is a a tenant notice of termination 'c right of Ontario of a tenancy agreement, he ` least $ must 'give the tenant 50 days citizens, nd not just a notice in writing, and he must --give the seven days grace. He giving an opportunity 'IA..,..for • instance, pay the overdue t or repair the damage. If this is done, then the. record is wiped clean. However, if a similar situation occurs again within six months, then the landlord is not called upon to priviledge. With the support of hun- also give -cause. Such notice. =dreds of concerned Huron has to be in,writing}.and the County citizens, I employed -landlord must, under the law, all the energy, persuasion clearly indicate the detailed and authority available to me reasons for his wish to ter - to get the minister of health to urinate the tenancy. reconsider his decision to In the case of proposed Close the -Goderich termination' prior to the Psychiatric Hospital. I am expiry of its original terms, prepared to put the same there are only five reasons effort into retaining our which will be considered general hospitals in Huron justifiable cause - or may be considered: onsidered and Middlesex counties, One the minister decide on (1)ne reason would, of meat of a similar fate,for them. course, be non -pay From inform„ etn, which I *ye been abl ' : ascertain simply gives 14 days' notice and can then apply for a writ of possession. Where the expiry date of theoriginal lease is the oc- casion for , the landlord wishing to give notice to the tenant, then all the foregoing reasons w+ Auld be given consideration as, justification. Another case in these cir- cunstancesrwliuld be if the landlord needed the ac- commodation for his own use, as well as persistent lateness S k rent; in. paym_. (2) Another would be if a case of �ptlb�, from the Health inrstry, our tenant has caused wilful ceasing to meet the necessary general hospitals in the damage to the property of the qualifications for such ac - Huron -Middlesex riding will landlord; u continue to operate, and the (3) So-called "undue 11 at condominium worst we can expect, is a few nuisance” would be con- arrangeent has fallen bed closures in hospitals sidered cause - - that is through, this would be given throughout the area. I look something reasonble interferes enapplies where there consideration, and the plans, forward to your support in our endevours to keep then hospitals open. The Rent Review legislation about which I reported to you some two weeks ago is to be ad- ministered in conjunction with the, companion legislation - the recent Amendments to the Landlord and Tenant Act, which were also passed during the first session of the 30th Ontario Legislature. These Amen- dments provide for security of tenure. One most important thing By Bertha MacGregor 'ltev`, W .D Jarvis con- speaking on the subject 'ducted the service in Carmel "Let's Gossip" and the choir Presbyterian on Sunday and , sang an anthem. gave a most informative Sunday Feb. 1st will be Sermon on "Our Budget'.'„the H�tisall s and service Ch Selhurst Weather "permitting.joining for annual congregational, congregations j Meeting will be held on worship. l'he event will °Friday January 30th at 7:30 feature special Music and Mr. pita_ BQb Elliott. of linton and • int Lake Cawill be guest mp µ 1 Personals speaker. Mrs. Dave 'Kyle. who has The Installation of Officers been a patient in South Huron of Chiselhurst U.C.W. was Hospital for the past several announced: past president Weeks, was. able to reiritrn to Earle; Coleman; president, 'her home last week. Dorothy Parker; first vice - Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton of president, :Mary Brintnell ; Seafortli mere recent visitors second vice president. Phyllis With the latter's parents. Mr. parsons; treasurer. Dorothy Od Mrs. Harold Parke Ralph h Brintnell: , asst treasurer, fir, and Mrs. P Marg Cole; secretary and olland. Gwen and Michael press. Loretta Riley; ass't Clinton were recent sec. and press. Pearl Taylor. sliors with Mr. end Mrs. M Sangster and Brad. The Annual meeting and Messers Jack and Al -Pot Luck supper will he held irbett spent the weekend on Wednesday January 28th at ice fishing trip to Lake glib p.m. Rev. +Don Deck conducted this week with her brother-in- St16 toeMrs. Jack Corbett visited im Cirlt'hip service in Henson law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. tilted Church on Sunday. Leslie Adams InExeter. with e joyment of the housing unit; to demolish the property. In (4) Interference with the circumstances where ex - safety of your own housing tensive "renovations are going unit, or the well-being of to take place. or the premises someone else - that is in- are to be converted to other fringement 'on the lawful than rental use, justification rights and privileges of other might be found, although in tenants; the case of renovation, the (5) Finally, if more people tenant should be given first are housed in the unit than refusal on the renovated seems reasonable - over- premises. crowding: Twenty-eight days notice In the case of "public must be given on monthly housing" a further justifiable tenancy agreements, and in cause which would be given other, circumstances sixty consideration is if tenants are days notice is required. found to have materially See you next week. Goderich Rotary. Club presents London Symphony Orchestra G-odsrich- emeries 2nd CON(RT Saturday, Feiiroary 14, 1976 GfdKicb Collegiate festitee "SPANISH 11+IUSIC FSR DANCE" Guest artist PAULA MORENO Tickets - Adults 2.50 Sr. Citizens 1.25 Family 7.00Students 1.50 Tickets Available - Goderich Mac Campbell's, Ormandy's Mali Clinton News Record l' „lis. Kin cellae ily nod; firs• Norman attended the►eddn4. t�llcicet t*s nleee .lo -r.RF,eron Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and. Mrs Roy Consittt former residents of the Kippen area, whore celebrating their 60th Wedding anniversary. Kippen East W.I. Members of Kippen East Women's Institute and' guests enjoyed a tour of the Adult .. Rehabilitation. Centre at Dashwood on Jan. 21 when they met for the Canadian Industries meeting. A. question and answer period followed which was very interesting and educational .and was con- ducted by Mr. Bob Fry. Mrs. Robert Kinsman. president, - opened the businessµ part of the meeting by reading two poems "Just Believe" and .'Geraniums". The roll call answered by naming an industry operating ►ONIE 8 B' ill iNG CENTRE 1 a,go Ment; dustxies • ns salt. dginond ille» SAW Mills* Mills, choose' factories a'n tannery. , • A donation Was Made to the Adelaide /foodless Fund.' the A-C.W.W. and -nutritian Education Fund. Members will set up a booth at Zurich Bean Festival and will visit Horonview March 10. Margaret Hoggarth and Rub Triebner will arrange the program. A euchre is planned for the • latter part of February with the north group in. 'charge.. No action was taken regarding theclosing of Goderich Psychiatric Hospital- and .the members will not set up an exhibit at Exeter -Fair. Mrs. H. Caldwell gave Courtesy, Remarks. The meeting was preceded by a dinner with tbeTrainees at the ,centre. Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. Ernie Whitehouse were in charge of arrangements. 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