Clinton News Record, 1954-11-04, Page 10PAGE TENCLINTON NEWS -RECORD : TH'U'RSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1954'
Small 'Group At ORA Refuses To Storm Sewers Are Problem Praise For Co-op
Kippen Trap Shooi, Release Colts t From Fi dman
Sunday Afternoon u ork begun At East Stree (Continued, el Page One)
(By our Iiensull correspondent) �'royll ORA Serifs Work has begun : on the west to. accommodate the hospital, then V We do, not spend enough time
end of the East Street drain, the ' Were ,treating the Situation in estigating ,our own -businesses,"
At the Sunday afternoon shoot Are nest by the management y than they had the said,'Mr. Meehan, and this is ..I
in K} n ^there was a small at-, q - cam which is part of the malar project differently fortunate. He mentioned the high
per• t( the drawn Colts hockey t of _enlar m storm sewers m Desecic one. '(Mr. ^Deseclt had. of
ten on account of the snow, raw from the OHA so g•' g cost of laying costs of medical care; and men
following " scores were `:made: to Withdraw
Clinton this fall. When complete, fered to stand .the Yi g
The g the 24 -inch tile will be laid` from `storm sewer.at his property, and tinned that -people now live an
William Lumby, Goderich, 21, 22, that they could enter a team in
the WOAA home-brew" ,league . average of 27 years ton er than
23` Ashley,Gilbert; Goderich; 13, the Station Street; oast on East taking his chance with 1954 conn-- $
bases
refused. Asa result the they did 100 years ago. "These
22, 19; Stewart Black, Goderich, f n intermediate hockey st, p �? 'Ile to get some rebate of the ex- extra years are costinga- great
hopes • o grqundso the new ub ,e school. pense.)
20, 20, 21, H. Mathers, Exeter, 21,. e m in Clinton have almost, been• deal, said n Meehan,
23 Lloyd Venner, Hen 23, 24; a g n Orange Street Councillor Dr. McIntyre, 'speak -
y , forgo A publicmeetmg is set La of file o He went on to predict that :if
T. J. Sherntt, Hensall, B2. `Next g to :connect with the Mary Street ing as a representative of the 'Hos
for tonight (Thursday) definit- drain, has been coni leted and - hat if the town everyone were willing.to pay $120
shoot at Ki n will be. on Sunday,. n P pi' Board, said t. per year With single persons pay-
PPe el decide the matter. n are hem constructed he sewer, P y
November ber 14 at `two o clock. y catch basins. g did not see fit to put in the s w r, in $60 ` per year, 'then medical
m f The `executive of the local team
there. then the Hospital Board would he care 'for, all cases, would be ,paid.
decided at a meeting last week Reeve Nediger,' speaking, , at outlet for the surface water by t Mr. Meehan, complimented th
BADMINTON
� that they were not m a financial Monday night's council : meeting olosest method which was' right Huron Co -o erative on their' to
IN N ` ition to ice a team strong ion g p
JtIADM TO Pos _ - OHA mentioned a roblem which had across the road, 4e e
enough to compete in the P
,, arisen at ,the new nurses'..zest- overhead of 12 per -cent of earn
aver -
intermediate "B this season. TheMitchem McAdam; , who' was premiums. per
said that the aver
j�/� (� In, Bence: Originally the contractors i•ese t as a spectator, 'advised age is 15 per that
for co -opera
MEETING fact that six players from 'last had planned running the roof present
year's squad have been lost and p against putting in
into tives; and that some medical in
water from the building into; the in
All. those interested in some of the other players have sanitary sewer, but bad ,agreed to ofrMrs.t McTagga t'snhouse.froIt cent for o plans ate paying n ,pe
expressed the desire to hang up g M pfor benefits.. , only3
playing' lies plan• isn't big enough for the present per cent for benefits.
.this. season are re- the request. to change t
nested to meet at the Town their skates, prompted the. delis- To get easy access to existing
if
said "andEncouragingly,he stated tha
4 ion. It was thought that if Clin- flow of water, he n eservice'
storm sewers, however, meant
Hall, Thursday, November 4, on could get permission to enter crossing the black -topped road you put any more -into it then that could
eea achieved,
the' bas
of 8 m: Both new dnd -for- the "homebrew' league, '-hockey sur,: to .the large drain going you're beat ;', that could be achieved, and recal
p would be kept alive in town and The matter was left in the led that a prepaid plan costing $1
mer Members are .needed to program south' on the west side of Shipley pp
that a•_ reconstruction, p , gr hands of the public works cam- in 1946,.cost $64 now:'' He eomPli
organize ,and. "carry on this, could be launched based on local Stfeet• mittee for further action,, and mented the Huron Co-operative o
u e, talent; In this way it was hoped Councillors were averse to yesterday work had commenced' pioneering the deductible clause
counties ar
exciting m w illi man other au i
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MURRAY. DRAPER that in `playa years some v the breaking up the road surface. •on the the
of the sggwer h y
' younger players would be develop- Meanwhile it was discovered that do}yn the yeast side of, Shiplelr; • to now using, and said :that it ha
ed and that Clinton would once the -two houses south of the restl cross the street to ;a connection done wonders to keel? costs down
again have a strong club. Bence were draining surface water •in,. front. ' of Mrs. • McTaggart s "Your plan,' he said, has bee
What the future:of intermediate into the sanitary sewer since no hcme. scientifically designed to give th
e PUBLIC hockey will be will not be known storm sewer was .on the east side maximum value for your nolle
until tonight when '.all the, players of the street. o -- 7Cou can't improve on it, But yo
an parties are ,request- However, to put in a storm must do more to let people kno
ed to attend a meeting in the sewer on the east side of the about the service. Spend' -sem
., council ehamliers to decide the street meant more money - from money and work thlough .the.
Hockey matter. the public works, department, 61' Wins and the Federation of A
o ready ,threatening to be far . in culture. Let the people know th
debt. As Mr. Nedi*er said "Where Scout service that is available."
tin Badminton Birds is the money coming from?" _ People on the farm need to b
Mee Councillor Knights contended better educated about the need
g. that if the town put the sewer in and carry Workmen's Compensation
Are In The Alr., said Mr. Meehan: , "There are ,r
cords to show that it is more da
Meeting Z`O Y11ht . Cub gerous to work on the avers
TomNight S ecial Events To farm today than it is to work i
The season for playing badmin- p � the Average factory in the town
ton is fast 'approaching, and a1- News city. Yet since 1917 employe
ready arrangements have been Lure. Marksmen Two Packs have been required by law to pr
Thursday, NGdT 4 made to use the auditorium of the vide Workmen's Compensation
. town hall' as a playing court. To Annual Shoot Well it has happened at last. factory workers." Since 19
Since some of the regular play- Clinton has now got two Cub Workmen's Compensation has b
in the els from last year club . have Packs. As. a direct result of the made available .to farmers, .but
s - moved from town, there are open- Clinton Scouter Council held in far, said the speak6r; only a fe
inas a -plenty for any newcomers The second annuaYRemembrance Skip" Winter's house Tuesday hundred have taken advantage
Council Cham�ers who want to get into the game. Day Shoot is being held next night, Ken Cervantes has been it. The Co-operative Medical Se
And all former members are Thursday by the Huron Fish and made Cubmaster of the 2nd Clin- vices of Ontario and the Ont
heartily invited to came on back Game Gun Club. Last year mark- ton Lions Cub Pack. Tom Darling Federation of Agriculture are t
of 8.30 P.M. and "Bat the Bird" this season. ed the opening ,of the shoot, and yS Cubmaster of the 1st Clinton Ing their utmost to persuade
An organization meeting is cm since that time, the Club has ad- Lions Cub Pack. farmers to take advantage
All players and other persons led for to -night at eight o'clock in ded a rifle range for all types of The 1st Clinton Lions Pack will Workmen's Compensation.
interested in the future of the In- the town hall, and Murray Draper rifles. meet at the new school and thanks Mr. Meehan cited two cases
termediate Hockey Team are in- is looking forward to meeting Shooting will .be done for troph- to the ,efforts of Bill Grigg, the nearby counties where a farm
viten to attend this meeting. everyone who is In in the fes, merchandise, turkeys and 2nd Clinton Lions Pack .will meet not protected by Workmen's Co
game at that time: chicken. As a specim event, there d penation, lost his farm and li
will ens. "Trout Derby Turkey" in the of school. Both packs will
shoot, which Earl Doucette, chair- meet an Monday nights at 6.45 savings as the result of a serlo
man of the club, tells t is be- p.m, The present Cub Pack will accident to a farm-hand.
be divided, into two packs of 24 The fieidman mentioned, t
cause no winner was pronounced boys. ;Xen McRae and Bill Grigg that the, services had no contr
' for the trout derby, so there is a of the 'Lions Club Boys' and Girls' over the hospital costs. And
turkey to. spare, Committee, are to be congrAulat- deplored the lack of good admi
Trap shooting, the special "pal- ed on their fine efforts on behalf, istration in hospitals and
�� ����� lets in the card" event, darts, a of the boys of Clinton. knowledge of cost accounting.
special event for the ladies, and it Banquet lot of us would be broke long a
b Hoped a special range for mem-
bers
em q
The Father and Son banquet if we operated our businesses t
Rifle ofthe
willmakeis yce Bear's will be held in the Parish Hall on way some hospitals do."
Shoot bigger than ]a t, and twice at 6.30 p.m, The L dies Auxiliary Bruce Com ty Armstrong,
siServic
as interesting. will be catering and have promised was present and spoke briefly. R
a fine dinner. All fathers of Cubs Strong, Gorrie, thanked Mr. M
and Scouts in. Clinton are urged to 'ban and the others for their a
attend with their, sons. Prizes won istance.
by the Cubs and Scouts during Re-elected to the director
BEAUTIFUL Skates the last few months will be pre- were Mrs. O. G. Anderson, Wi
II �j' serted by the chairman of the ham, Fordyce Clark, Goderi
RUST CRAFT Lions Club Boys' and Girls' Com- Walter J. Forbes, R.R. 2, Cliiit
y iniitee. and KennetlyJohns, Woodham,
Sharpened (ROAF) Apple Day Other directors include M
The R AF Cubs and Scouts had Lloyd Taylor, Exeter; Russell
CHRISTMAS a very § cte nearly
apple day. The Bolton, R.R. 1, Dublin; Gord
We Have the Finest •buys collected nearly $180 on Fig- Kirkland, Luc ow; Betram Iilo
a«a
Equipment day night. The RCAF group also Zurich, and Gordon Richards
earned $15 on their coat hanger Brucefield.
L'en thwise and Hollow drive, Cubmaster Ory Johnson,-0--
Lengthwise
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CARDS g with assistant Ken Noble and Farm Forums JC la
Ground for Best Scouter Harrigan hope to be able
Results, to form two packs in camp in the Annual Meeting.
very near future. 44 boys m one
'La ,ill alko in decorated box ack are just about 26 boys too
many. At the moment they are On December 2
Nelsoil �7 shoat of leaders. Any parent who Huron County Farm For
Special Values would like to assist Ory would be Committee, meeting in Clint
7 n MACHINE SHOP welcomed. last week set December_2 as
1.V�t0 �. Wingbam Apple Day date for the annual meeting a
V OQ Clinton On October 16 the Cubs put on banquet to be held In the Co.
43tfb another. apple day. A total of 56 munity Hall, Londesboro.
Formal Scenic - Cute �'" ey boys turned out to shine apples Miss Eleanor. Saracuse Onta
and later sell Boy Scout Apple Folk School Council, ana a pa
Family - Religious Day tags. The Mothers' Auxiliary president of the Ontario Jun
served 'cocoa. Total collected dur- Farmers, has been invited to
ing the day was $281.01. Expen guest speaker.
o CLINTON ses were $80, showing a profit of To date there are some 29 Fa
, $201.01. Forums in Huron County, and
Careless -Driving . Witch, Wins Top
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Charge Laid Prize At Le 'on.
After Accident Masquerade Party
Charges of careless driving are
being' laid ,against, Sgt. L, John A, large crowd attended the -
Lorenz
following an , accident masquerade dance staged by the
which occurred at the main inter- Clinton Branch of the Canadian
section in Clinton Sunday night. Legion No, 140 last Fridayeven»-
A car driven by William Floyd ing The Legion Hall ws ap-�
Dowson, 16, Varna, was crossing proprately, decorated and proved
from west to east on a green an ideal setting for the over 70
light, when it was in collision with persons who came in _ costume.
a car driven by Mr. Lorenz. Total Judging- was by three teachers,
damages amounted to $300 with from A/V/M' by,
, Campbell'
the Dowson car damaged to the ,School, Mrs: Ed. Sturgeon, dres-
extent of $200.. sed as a witch, was: selected the
e Corinne Dowson, passenger' In winner for the best -dressed cos–
the Dowson car, suffered a sprain- tume. ' Miss Ann Radley won the -
ed ankle. spot dance and Mr, and Mrs, Ray,,
. The case will probably be beard Vincent in Chinese costume took.
iI magistrate's court. here Won the prize for the best dressed''
Wednesday, November 12. couple.
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