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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-01-20, Page 11Have you got "your ,ears on"? What's a roger; a big ten -four. That's what you listen to on a stormy Monday, when all the kids are home from school to help keep your "10-4" red .cardinal For the ast'10 days, AYour coi e-sbpondent has 'been feeding a flock of six of the most beautiful' "fat and sassy" cardinals she can ever 1 .reca.11 seeing. They sit outside the den window most of each day and seem to be unafraid' of any, strange noises or quick movements. They watch your writer at the CB radio near the window and are oblivious to any of the sounds on it. Maybe they are listening for the road reports as this writer is doing, or for a friend on his or her Vs ay to or from work on these stormy days. :There is one thing for certain though - our feline friend "Cat Stevens" by name. has been kept indoors for the past ten days, and doesn't seem to mind. Thank goodness she doesn't realize why, as one of those cardinals would stake more than a meal for her sanity. When you have your "ears on" you can hear the Shoreliner, little pebble, exploreF,.bluewater playboy, Lodney Tune, Lonesome Ctfaxlie, , 'True Blue, The Syry yoi, Grumpy, Crankshaft, Bluebird, Little Foxy, Bullwinkie, or Backhoe, all sitting by on the side of 10. For you who don't know the jargon; it's the C B'ers who on Monday: were busy giving the M.T.C. weather reports out of Stratford: finding acicommodations for motorists who decided to call it quits in the storm; getting wrecker assistance for stranded motorists; and in general helping anyone who Rural mail boxes and parking meters are just two of the, inanimate victims of the heavy snow. This meter, laying upside down against an office building on Albert Street, was knocked over by an- over zealous parker. (News -Record photo) was in trouble. Kind of nice to know there's someone out there if you ever get stranded or into some kind of situation where you need assistance. So a special thanks to you and yours; 73's until we get back to you. Keep your shiny side up and we'll be sitting by on the side of 18. Personals Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. Jack .(Margaret) Scotchmer and to Mr. Campbell McKinley whose mother, Mrs. Robert McKinley, passed away on Monday, Jan.. 10. Mrs. McKinley was- the former Jean Campbell of Seaforth and was in her 102nd year. Lioness to help canvass The Bayfield Lioness' held their January 3rd dinner meeting with 31 members present. Lioness Carol Penhale introduced the guest Speaker. Marjorie Brown,' R.N. who spoke after an informative film on the research that is clone with proceeds from the Heart Fund. The Lioness Club will be canvassing for this Heart Fund in February. Lioness• Margaret Mayman thanked Mrs. Brown for coming. Lioness President. Ruthann I�nILhts 'conducte'd the business v ith plans to be made for a Valentines Dance ce 1 ob i The kitchen committee is to purchase an electric carving knife and any other supplies for the arena kitchen. The,, community betterment committee is investigating the cost of large light decorations for the illage for next Christmas. The Club would like to say thanks to Tom Penhale for his help in giving sleigh rides to Santa and the children at their Chi-istmas Party and to John Sicrtsema. and Ray Scotchmer for their help with the films. Before adjournment, 1 ioness Judy Huntley took the Pepsi challenge and had no problem identifying the "real thing". Bertha i11acGregor l l kk meet., I Ity nwetifg of l!nit I id 1 I1•n,a II 1 ('A1• \\.i1,, held on I•10u,lr\ Ih Keith Mrs... hen l Iger presiding. She read a poen "\\ hat will you do 'with this kcar that's so new.' This was followed by a hymn with Mrs, W. Fuss at the piano.. Mrs. Elder read the Scripture and , devotional thoughts for the new year were taken from ail article "Strength from the backward look" written by Rev. M. Boyd. Life is lived forward but understood back- wards. Mrs. Elder led in prayer followed by a• hymn and a closing poem "A sure \v ay two Happy Day,,. The roll call was answered by the payment of dues. Gifts for our sponsored girl were • given to Mrs: Don Joynt who read. -a letter and Christmas greetings from her. The minutes of the last ,meeting ' were read. Mrs. Joynt had a very interesting study on "The Nature of Missions To- JIIIIIIIIIIIi11111111111111111111111111011111111111111011111MIlimili1111111111tII11111111111111111IIII1111I1111111111111IiI11110111I11gifi1II1111111111t1111111111IIIII11111111I11111111111111111111111I1L day" written by Katherine Hockin. She explained how the patterns of.Missions.have -changed in the Twentieth Century. In many cases it has helped people to become more self sufficient. Business was discussed but not finalized to a later date. Unit I is responsible for putting food on the tables•and making tea and coffee for the annual meeting; Mrs. Elder thanked all for taking part and the Mizpah Benediction was repeated. Mrs. Robt.Drysdale and Mrs. `Walter Spencer served a tasty lunch. ±++ Rev. W.D. Jarvis con, ducted the service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Taylor led in the - service of song playing the piano. The Annual meeting will be held on January 28th at 6:30 p.m. beginning with a pot luck -supper. 4 A CLINTON NEWS*ItECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20,1977'.i PAGE Irene Glazier, left, and Viola Lampman were two of the 175 early risers to breakfast on pancakes at the arena. last Sti tnday morning. Winter Carnival Chairman Ruth Lombardo was on the serving end of.the line. (News -Record photo) Opp reports decrease in crime. Commissioner H.H. Graham of the Ontario Provincial Police is pleased to report that for the' first time In ten years, the in- crease in"crime within OPP jurisdiction was minimal. • The previous average of a 10 percent increase per Year for the past 10 years dropped to 0.7 percent for 1976. In 1975, there were 61 murders and 32 attempted murders, while in 1976, there were 43 murders and 18 at- tempted murders, a decrease of 34 percent. --Nor 'was there any significant increase in specific criTinal categories such as theft, break and enter, robbery and assault. . The Commissioner believes that a meaningful reason for this change in trend is the cooperation we are receiving from the public and the mass media. More citizens are becoming, involved in • assisting with the prevention of crime. The OPP are hopeful that this community effort will continue, enabling us to look forward to a very successful fight against crime in 1977. On the more than 70,000 miles of highway patrolled by the OPP, there was a decrease of 3,036 motor vehicle collisions during 1976 compared to 1975. The result was an estimated 185 fewer persons killed and 4,7`?2 fewer persons injured 'during the o Pamr/c/Parr/on kola Fitness. In your heart you know it's righi = FOOD STORES AIL: 1 800 PSI 3 GPM THE EPPS Model 800 PRESSURE WASHER $195 :arm use ash price SEE IT [4147 CALL 0519 482.3418 ask for ERV Johnston OR SEE IT AT The CAN•X DA FARM" SHOW fill 1,2,3&4 SALES & SERVICE BbX 610, CLINTON, ONTARIO NOM 1L0 Prices effective till Tues. Jan. 25/77 mmllmnunnnfllnn 1111111111M11111111111 z E WI'VE N16N PUT THE SQUE�� PRICES».. Catelli SPAGHETTI - � , MACARONI �= 21b pkg �• 1 59' 0'�� f4101100 011W 411110. . Clover Leaf Pink ia SALMON Aso 71/4 oz. tin 83' filtittiOsv Kellogg's CORE r ,.r FL . KES z ' 24 oz. 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The introduction - of lower highway speed limits and the mandatory wearing,, of seat belts have been positive factors related to the reduction of motor vehicle Florient Air n � FRESHENER hoz. 594= ��►�11�1�1►��'� Crown 1CORN SYRUP 21b 594_ ,'' FI I11II111111111111IIII11111I111111111IIInIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR Schneiders • No. 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111III1111111111HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll11111Ih= i DE McCain Frozen =' amiL collisions in Ontario, says the OPP. These new laws resulted in 6,683 persons receiving summonses for not wearing their seat belts and a 50 percent increase in sum- monses being issued by members of the OPP for speeding offences. Visitors with' Mrs. Frances , Mr. and Mrs. -Stewart Clark at the weekend were Blathwayt are visiting this Mrs. J.A. McIntosh and Miss week with friends in Toronto. Margo McIntosh of London Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm- • and Mr, D. Goffin of Port strong visited last week with Stanley. • Miss Winnie Vanstone in Mr. and Mfrs. Tom Ha,gitt Toronto. visited last Sunday with her t Mr. and Mrs. William sister, Mrs. 'Clifford Brown ' Empey of Aylmer spent the . and Mr. Brown of Goderich weekend at their home here. and all visited the ladies' sister Mrs. Jean Patterson in Mr. and Mrs. Karl Teichert Maitland Manor, Goderich. of Goderich visited onthe,�►a,��„ . The. sympathy of the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.' Tom Johnston and . Miss community is_ extended to Mrs. Herson Irwin of Laura Phillips. 'iro��°' Belgrave and Mrs. John Mrs, Donald McCauley and Nesbit of Blyth o'n thedeath of Melody visited relatives in- their ntheir hllshanri5 Inst week. Kitchener last week. Dave. Robb PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings - Anniversaries Portraits - Industrial Team & Group Pictures SEAFORTH 527-0064 SPEND AN EVENING IN EUROPE CLINTON LEGION HALL KIRK ST. CLINTON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 8:00 P.M. .A PRESENTATION OF K.L.M:, GLOBUS/GATEWAY HOLIDAYS AND THE COACH HOUSE TRAVEL SERVICE GODERICH . 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If you stop 8W -think ,thous it there al e pt obably- many good projects that c ould (re.ite jobs and 10 of F,reat benefit to your community. i his year, a new job creatiomprogr'am called Canada Woi ks will help fight unemployrtient by pi oviding funds to groups and organizations in( ludin4, pi 'vale businesses, for worthwhile community fir or( 1\. if you have a p'oJec.t that can pr ovi(lr I1 minimum -of five jobs for unemployed people in you, ,11 mit your application to CanadaWorks. But do It' -now. The deadline for appl�(,tt�(�r .. �5 'February 4th. - Right now, your Canada Manpower C t'utr t:' h,is application forms and •a Canada Works "Guide to Applicants" that describes the Iur tri and ,10(1 how to apply. Visit your Canada Manpower Ce'ntr r toddy. CanadaWorks: Make it work in your community. 1 his summerYoung CanadaWorks will help reduce student unemployment by creating jqbs in your or1Ai)unityThe students will work-onprojects of com- munity benefit that will enable them to test their c,treer aspirations. - Any established organization car>t,subrnit an applica- tion toYornig CanadaWorks. Your proposal should prov.ide a minimum of three stHdent jObs for six consecutive weeks. Projects an, operate for up to 14 weeks between May and SeptemberYour- local CMC has aYoung CanadaWorks "Guide" and application form. • Submit your application now.The deadline forYoung -CanadaWorks is February 4th. Young Canada Warks for students in your Lommunity. is manpower and Immigration Bud Cullen Minister Main—d'oeuvre et Immigration Bud Culleh Minletre ti 1TSGOINTOWORKFORYOORCOMMONItY x\ •