HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-22, Page 5Bill Grosch Sr. (right) has become the new owner of Huron Business Machines in Clinton
since December 1. A Waterloo native, Mr. Grosch says he is a newcomer to the business,
havinfor
er of
ars. Here, he and his
son Bill Grosch Jr look ovbeen associated ier the operating manuth shoe al of o e of the many coping machines in
the store. ( Alan Rivett phot)
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1986—Page 5
Huron representation logit...
Y from page 4 • of the Clinton Public School Board at the in -
and -rejoicing as he ascends the ancient augural meeting of that body last Thursday
throne of Britain. We in Canada know him night. This is Mr. Cudmore's 40th year of
and love him. He won all hearts when he service on the puhiic school board, with the
came here as a lad just after the war; he has exception of a term o the Board of Educa-
visited us since and each time we have tion at the time when both schools were
learned to love him more.
governed by one board.
We trust his sincerity, we appreciate his 10 years ago
common sense and we feel sure that he will January 22,1o76 .
make a worthy successor to his noble father. Eaton's Office to -Eaton's
As a son who devotedly loved that father, we order office Order Clinton, with Closee -Eaton's
cannot even with him s f p time, wdun we helpand one full-time employee, will be
cannot even allow himself space to indulge a closing its doors for good sometime in May,
natural grief, but must care for the things of along with all other Eaton's order offices yn
the state. With all sincerity we say God Canada
Save u King."
all. LL ay reign
Live The King! The Clinton outlet began
one for uwhen Mrs. Edna Fulford nt
ask Eatons to move in to
January 19, 1961 25 years ago County Council Backs
Teen Age Girls Frightened by Man -On
three separate Friday nights, four teenage
girls have been frightened by a man, or
youth, who approached them on Mary Street
in the vicinity of the arena. In no case were
any of the girls injured.
In one instance the man Was meeting a
girl, and as they came abreast on the
sidewalk, hei, put his hand up to her throat.
She screamed,. and he ran. In the other
cases, he briefly put his arm over a girl's
shoulder, and then left in a hurry, when the
girl screamed.
The best description police have is that he
" M his be a happy
wore a three-quarter length blue -grey coat,
Life membershi s earned
• County Names I. Forsyth Huron Warden Forsyth, Ivan ors h, RR2 Kippen was
elected
warden of the Huron County Council
CLINTON - Marie Jefferson, Don Jeffer- hospitalized. for 1961, on the first ballot. The vote was
. son and Al Finch brought admiration to the Sue Vodden and Joyce Jenkins are plann- fairly close, recording 20 for Mr. Forsyth,
Kinsmen and Kinettes recently, when they ing an upcoming senior citizens' card party. and 16 for his only opponent, Clayton Smith,
received their Life Membership to the The Kinettes have held two socials recent- Reeve of Usborne Township.
Association. ly. On December 1, kin families met and en- Mr. Forsyth, who is married to the former
1' , followed b dinner. , has been in council work for
loved games of bow ing y Eva Strong
AI On December 17, the clubs feted a sur- On January 12,'eVeryone enjoyed an after- eight years; four as councillor; and four as
rise Toast and Roast for the honored noon of sleigh rides, tobogganing and winter reeve of Tuckersmith Township. He is a
guests. Master of ceremonies Bob Mann, fun at Rathwell's Farm in Varna. member of the Egmondville United Church
along with.special guests from the executive _ and the Seaforth Masonic Lodge.
of District One and fellow kin of Zone "K" The Kinettes are holding a toga and pillow Support Melvin
gathered' at the legion for a dinner and party at the legion on January 25. Tickets Crich Countys urged tNeeded -Reeve Melvin
dance to honor this outstanding achieve- are available from all Kinettes and pro- Board as urg nightClintonmake strong bid
ment. ceeds will go towards community service •
for dMdhtto of aostronl con -
were
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson and Mr. Finch, projects. for substantialction he supportofnew osp council deserving of this special award as all Following the meeting, both chapters of stthis week. whenMr. Crich attends a countymember of the
three have been actively involved within the the sorority joined the Kinettes to view a hospital board.
club for more than 15 years. film entitled Better Safe Than Sorry. A logical for The Kinettes met at the home of Lorie detailed discussion concerning the Child cil," "The Judge approachfocountyn a
coun-
Corrie on January 14. Several service and Identification' Program was led by. Clinton'slea saider the cause, Frank toF place Fingland,
in a strongt fund-raising projects were discussed. Chief of Police. The Kinettes are con- plea
in itsuproper relationship with
con -
The Flower of Hope CF project realized a templating inplementation of this program stother expenses. y raised a with
profit of $640.56 which will be forwarded to in Clinton mid-April. dollars forxthe new court house and another
zone co-ordinator Adele .Drennan of Socializing and lunch followed with
Goderich. Marilyn Tyndall winning the draw prize. million dollars for a few old people in the
Dorothy Boughen reported the tray favors The next dinner meeting on February 11 will county home. They should go out now and
for the patients at Clinton Public Hospital on be a joint meeting with the Kinsmen in raise another million to have it available for
New Year's Day went over very well. The Honor of Founder's Day for the Association. building
nCg additionsre Ctorman of the county
hos tals." F.
styrofoam snowmen With jelly beans really Linda Bosman will organize a box social for Cudmore ore Chairman
the position of chairman
-AlexF.
brightened up the day for those who were the dinner
into
of
County council endorsed a
resol
for the resignation of Ontario Health
Minister Frank Miller and his top advisory
staff if they do not reconsider their decision
to close the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital.
Council endorsed the resolution from the
medical staff of Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich, that said the
ministerial decision to close GPH was
without consultation of local health profes-
sionals and endangered total psychiatric
health care in the county. The resolution
called the government action a threat to the
people's right to adequate health care.
Deficit Kept Hidden -A budget of $38,970
for the Vanastra Day Care Centre was ap-
proved for 1976 by Tuckersmith Township
Council Tuesday night.
Robin Gates, who was on the Day Care
Board last year, presented the budget to
council.
He said that if the Day Care Centre could
maintain an enrolment of 24 children for
years g0..
to To otttQ to
n -Huron
alling
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1976, the deficit would would be held at $1,554 for
the township to pay. The provincial govern-
ment would pick up the other 80, per cent of
the deficit, amounting to $6,24,.
5 years ago
January 22, 1981
Two Councillors Threaten To Resign -An
uncomfortable silence filled the Clinton
Council Chambers on Monday night when
veteran councillors Ron McKay and
Rosemary Armstrong announced that they
may resign their positions.
Saying they could not serve for a council
that was "unfair and unjust" Councillor
McKay warned that he would have to take
the next two weeks to decide whether he
could continue serving as a town official.
Councillor Armstrong immediately came
to his support and stood behind her fellow
councillor after a motion to pay Councillor
McKay and former Councillors Joe Atkin-
son and Rob Parr, for recreation committee
meetings they attended, was defeated.
Hospital To Start Fund Raising -Let's face
it, sooner or later you'll have to use the Clin-
ton Public Hospital facilities.
Whether it be in the beginning, the end or
sometime in between there will be a time
when you, your relatives or your friends will
have to seek the help from the Clinton
Hospital.
You'll want the- benefits of up-to-date
equipment and the most modern facilities,
and the hospital will only be able to provide
these necessities through your support.
To properly serve the needs of the com-
munity, the Clinton hospital is proceeding
with a major renovation and addition plan.
The ministry of health has agreed to pay
just over $300,000 of the $725,000 project and
the hospital is asking that area residents
help to raise another $300,000.
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