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Clinton News-Record, 1962-05-03, Page 12Deficit Financing Too Costly "There is no need for unemployment, nor for deficit financing," claimed Earl Douglas, London, the area organizer for Social Credit, as he spoke in the town hall here Tuesday night. Above he looks over one of his .demonstra- tion char•.fs with Edward Matins, 13,11, , Goderich. The chart points out the high cost of deficit financing. (News -Record Photo) ion 404 1 Do p ELECTRICAL-eev •WORK /SSeREASNAP.. +• MGc&&WEILEQUIPPFDroDO ✓usrn/AM!!! ccEermos! HU.2.3807 TOM DARLING REFRIGERATION AIR-CONDITIONING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING EAST ST. CLINTON alleelarallaa Page 12—Clinton News-Record—Thursday, May 3, 1962 Town Budget Predicts More Income w� (Continued from Page One) drains, sidewalks, etc. $33,52$ is paid to the county council for support of that level of government. Reeve Agnew and Deputy Reeve John Sutter re- present Clanton at county coun- cil, 'The "Protection to Persons and Property" committee has another major portion of the budget to account for. $26,70D w111 be spent by this committee which is headed by Councillor Norman Livermore and includ- es Councillor George Rumball and Deputy Reeve John Sut- ter. This is made up of $6,500 far fire protection; $15,000 for police protection; $4,600 for street lights and $600 for oth- er incidentals. Recreation and community services is another, major item, The Ideal Gift for Mother's Day Sunday, May 13 HAND -MADE CANADIAN Jewellery of Distinction BY NOW ON DISPLAY AT GALBRAITH' S ALBERT STREET — CLINTON — PHONE HU 2-3841 Come In And Browse Around V � O OTHERS DAY VAY 13 o •o. Coutts and Rustcraft Cards for Mother, Wife, Grandmother or Special Person Special Gifts for Mother I AMBER GLASS VASES with Rose pattern decoration $4.00 each TEA POTS by Gibson — Floral and striped designs $5450 each VASES & JARDiNIERE in new Lilac shade china 0.00 to $2.50 ea. CUPS and SAUCERS- English Bene China $1,0 to $3.95 ea. AUTUMN LEAVES DESIGN in Cheese Dish, Crean, and Sugar, Teapot, Jug, Jan $100to $3.50 SERVING TRAY- -.. No spill .................. $t98 each McEwan's Clinton Ontario totalling $9,063.00. Included in this figure on the budget is a series of grants; $250 to the Spring Show; $25 each to the Salvation Army and the Huron County Seed Fair; $1,000 to the Clinton Lions Arena; $500 to the concert band and $50 to the horticultural society. Operating also within this group is, the Clinton Public Li- brary, on a sum of $2,700; the Clinton Cemetery Board, using $1,500; the park board which requires $2,513 and the swim rang pool which will get $500. Social .welfare is not a huge figure in the town of Clinton budget. $1,900 is set aside for relief and $1,025 for institu- tional care. Mrs. F. Thompson, and Councillors Wonch and El- liott are on this committee. Sanitation and waste remov- al, also is a small, item, total- ling $2,500. This is handled by the public works committee, which is made up of Reeve Agnew, Councillors Livermore, Don Symons and Deputy Reeve Sutter. General government is the other main expense, $18,750 administered by Deputy Reeve John Sutter and his committee of Reeve Agnew and Council- lor Thompson. Involved is the operation and maintenance of the town hall building, payment of clerk, caretaker and asses- cor, and general expenses, The budget was set up this year to take care of a deficit from 11961 or $1,101; to cover taxes written off by the court of revision of $780; to set up $350 for rental housing pro- ject expenses and to contri- bute to the sinking fund, $50.37. If all goes according to plan there will be a ' surplus of $234.36. Softball Series - Begins May 21 RCAF STATION—A softball team from RCAF Station Clin- ton has been entered in the Meanoni!al Softball League for' the coining ball' season. First game will be played ;on May 21 at Woodstock. The first home game will be when Wing - hath visits •the Sports Field, RCAF Station Clinton on May 23. Other members of the Nor- thern Division are God'erich, RCAF Station Centralia, Strat- ford and Tavistock. There are also six teams in the southern divdsnon. There will be 11 home gaanes CLINTON GREENHOUSE & GARDEN CENTRE EVERGREENS SHADE TREES DWARF FRUIT TREES FLOWERING SHRUBS No..1 ROSE BUSHES PEAT MOSS FERTILIZERS 1NSEC'TICiDES Fresh Cut ASPARAGUS Phone HU 2. 16$ Clinton Greenhouse and Garden Centre 181 Church Street CLINTON • Revenues To 1own TOtaI!ed Bef�re "fay Rate Was Set When PntTget. was bitought down. for the Town of •Glirutan on Mondry night rdw, Ing }u sipec4a,) counCrl. ?neeitjpg•, Cot.n'oicllPr George Ruarrfbrall d .aludied• ,a list of Mantle ?PAW. H •heads the finance comet, tee wnien includes Deputy Reeve J. Suttee' AT.K1 Conn* liar Mrs, F, 'Phompsori, Min revenue, of course, rs fon taxa U au, -w., hie'h is geared to !bring in $W,4118,45 when all traxes are paid• Other revenue incltitdes• an item; for $62,103,94 iebelled de- ben tore debt re'CQver1a1a1'e. This means •receipts from Other' .Mardeipailitia4 sharing co11'egi- ate tleb!enfWe cost: and from the PUC, :for- which debentures- are issued by the Town +of Clingy toe. The Province of Ontario sepals a large sutra to Clinton, this yewr• of $29,090,50, Tills u!s made up of $3,5,000 far read subsidy; .$9,.698.79 for ,tm o}rd!ri. tional per capita grant; $1,125 in lieu of mfunacipail taxes (on Department of Highways and .Ontario Hydro • holdings) ; $1,400 for direct relief subsidy; $400 for children's, protection; $500 for the town's share of liquor license fees; $780 for nursing home care; $186.80 for police and fire pro- teatlion, • The Government of Canada sends .allong $1,150 in lieu of municipal taxes• -itis would be an th.e post office lntiildimg. The aunty of Huron sends some of the county rate back,. in the forari of 45 percent of money spent on roads from Climit o ?s contribution, This •aarvounts to $8,621..49 and is known as road rebate, Also another ther $85 is 'seat back to Clinton Legion Hosts Convention (Continued from Page 1) the salute at a receiving stand on Victoria Street., The Ladies Auxiliary to Cl- inton Legion served a hoot din- ner to over 180 at the hall at ane o'clock. Drst riot Commander Jack Bateson, Winghamt was chair- man of the day's meetinge. Guest speaker Verbeem, a native of Kent County, who diad resided at one time in Seaforth, described District C"s officers as "distinctive ° and capable". His main request was that Legion branches take on projects which would include the fulls membership. • MP Speaks • .Charles S. MaANaughton, MP Huron, minister without p or^thfolio, was requested to ex- plain recent changes in the Liquor Licence Act as it af- feots Legions. He intimrateld that Legions will soon be able to !apply for liquor licences but will come under regulations siminlar to corrimerciaa outlets. "There has been more setn-- si,'ble changes to our liquor regulations in the past few. 'weeps in Ontario than ever be- fore " said the MP. Others who spoke during the afternoon were: Amdiy Robin- son, Kincardine, MP for Bruce; Fred O'Brecht, Durham, second vice,president of Dominion Command of the Legion; and Durward Preston, Waterloo, deputy district cormnander, Committee Reports J. D. Thorndike, district pop- py chairman, reported that the three percent Ontario salmi tax win no longer be charged to branches on their purchase of wreaths and poppies for No- vember 11 Sale. Stan Wens, a reporter for the Guelph Daily Mercury, reported on public relations. Mr. Wells mentioned the good public relations gain- ed by the Blyth Legion for completely outfitting an area famvily that had lost all 'their clothing in a fire recently. Membership chairman Don Aden* Wcingham, reported district membership clown. Oth- ers reporting were. Hugh But- son, Michell, on public speak- ing; George Inglis, Wroxeter, service bureau and George Wakeford, Owen Sound, for special pensions; and veterans housing. The next district meeting will be !held in Li'towel in the fan,. Please fli SAVE YOUR BOTTLES 6 and I I it. Baskets For The 1 Bay Scouts Collection on SATURDAY, MAY 5 eeteaen to ;help with the i rs- rnvg h'o!ine Oahe. The Own levies licensee: an'd pertrnlos (tobacco, PgPI rooan, !transient 4!r!adems licenses, etc) which are expected to br- ing in $3,500 orad fines are ex- peeted to baling in Rent ;oaf the council dhatnber tvil4 bring in $200 and interas�t awl tax penalties will '11rob06ly amount to $750, Service chok- es from, rural fire •calls alio • misdoing fees, ,aanounit 'to 4.,000, Th75 revenue from, many sources totals :$106,950.93, and leaves attic amQ,unt of :$202,118.- 45 to ,be raised through taxa - gen for the budgeted -!for ex- peunae of $309,069,38. F. Stewart Cook Funeral service was held in Straitforr!d! on Friday, April 27 for F. Stewart Cook, 48, presi- dent and founder of Infterna- tional Antcrafts. Company Lim- ited, imitem Stratford who died Tues - clay night. Service was at the Iieinlbuck funeral ,home with burial in Avondale Cemetery, S:tnaitford; by the Rev. Pug - Gilchrist, of Central United Church. Mr. _Cook, :born in Clinton, served with the Royal Cana - Oen Aix Force in the Second World War, and worked' in To- ronto ,after the war, He made his summer' hone in Bayffield and was bu'idd:Mg a new house in that village art the time of his death. Mr, Cook was a familiar figure on the Bayfield-Cliniton Golf Course. ' Ma+. Cook had just returned • with his family from visiting a brother in Chicago when he be - eine i11, He. is survived by his wife, the former Mary Lamdbn, daughter of Dr. Fred Landon, London; his parents', Mr. and Mics. J. Cree Cook, Clinton; a son, Danadd, 13, and a daugh- ter, Nancy, 16, both at hoarse; a brother, Lorne Cook, Evans- ton, lil.; and a 'sister, Mats. Lloyd Stevens, Toronto. , Those attending the funeral .service included, besides per- sonal friends' of the family, rep- reslentitives of the Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, the Canendain Heart Foundation of which Mr. Cook was local pres- ident, and other organizations of which he was a member. Pa]lbeatrers were J. N,' Pater- son, F. R. Crossman, C. W. Kelly, R. F. Lightfoot, A..- B. Monteith and F. C, Forster, -all of Stratford. Two Calls To Arnold Keys Chimney Fire BAYFIELD — Bayfield Fire Department answered a call to a chimney tire at the . Arnold Keys farm, Babylon line, Stan- ley Township on Wednesday at 11.20 a.m. Chief Walter Weit- lake drove one truck, and Bill McIlwain the auxiliary truck. ,,,,The chimney was built up the outside of the brick house on the north wall. The eight fire- men in key positions, prevent- ed the spread, and allowed it to burn out. They cleaned the chimney out from the bottom, and checked it for signs of smoke and sparks, but could find nothing. They returned to the village at 1.20 p.m.. They were again called to the scene at 3 p.m. A spark must have worked ,through the base mortar and smouldered in the lath. It had burned a foot around the pipe opening up- stairs near the attic. Firemen tore off the plaster, and used the hoses sparingly to extin- guish the fire, Russell Kerr acted as chief for Mr. Westlake, who was not at home When the second call came, Reg. Francis and Ray- mond Scotchmer drove the trucks. The brigade was back in the village by 4.$0 p.m, Pare Aft At Bayfield In St�nnMonday BAYFIBL:D (Speciall--Bay-. field and Varna Were Without electricity Monday from .$.15 to 10,0$ pm. when a severe electrical and wind Storm lashed the area,. Four Ontario. 1<iydro crews from Motion were sent out, 2n :find the breaks caused when. fuses were blown in transfor- mers, In the Seaforth and Brussels area there were 12 calls of Power breaks, The main power breakwas caused by a blown fuse in a 26,000 -volt line's transformer. in the Holmesville area. Locally, Bayfield resident R, L, MacMilien, while sitting in his track waiting for the storm to abate, (saw a holt of light, ning strike a hydro pole out, side Grant Turner's residence qn Chiniqui Street, The lightning caused a sh- ower of sparks and Tuesday morning residents observed the pole to be scorched. The elec., tris light attached to the hy- dro pole was not damaged. The First Column (Continued from page one) Sales Barn, too .. Joe Corey is adding as cement sale ring .. the place will be heated . real posh . . Wouldd that be with the pigs and cattle in mind, or for the good of the bidders * * * DEPUTY REEVE JOHN 'SUT- ter , . . as chairman of the executive committee has been delegated by town council to invest 'in a guest book for town hall ... and' also a chain of office far the mayor ... MY, we are •getting to be a big town, aren't we SUMMERHILL CLUB, TO MEET ON MAY 10 Because of the Florence Nightingale Tea planned for. the Clinton Nurses Residence on the second Wednesday in May, the Suntmerhdll. Ladies Club will .hold their May meet- ing one day later, on Thurt- day, May 10. Homemakers Bowling League Congratulations to Mrs. Marie Dooks and her Thunder Jets for finishing the year in first place. Honours to Mrs. .Anne Pro- kopetz who holds all three, high average, 206; high triple, 792, 'and 'high single, 350. Mrs. Babs McGuire, second high triple, 727 and Mrs. Nora Campbell, second high single, 345. Scores over 200 for April 26 and 27 were: Mrs. A, Praka- petz, 205, 231; Mrs. J. Gale, 210, 205; Mrs. M. Marshall, 211, 201; Mrs. J. Esliger, 200, 214; Mrs. P. Paquette, 248; Mrs. D. Baxter, 231' Mrs. M. Lindford, 222; Mrs. S. Haynes, 219; Mrs. N. Fretts, 211; Mrs. W. Naven, 201. Team standings at end of year: Thunder Jets, 127; Black Balls, 116; Turtles, 106; At- oms, 99; Spitfires, 99; Real Mc- Coys, 89; Strikers, 81; Lucky 7s, 79; Gogetters, 77; Wing - dings, 72. BANTAM BASEBALL PRACTICE At Clinton Community Park Friday, May 4 at 6.15 p.m. Carted by Jack Carter Sponsor: Huron Fish and Game Conservation Association WHO is the BEST BOWLER In the Clinton District? ....11..11► Singles Bowling Championship For the 1961.62 Season FOR BOTH LADIES and MEN Entries accepted from Clinton, RCAF Station and Clinton Disl'ritt. ENTRY FEE; $120 for 4 Games Pick Your Best Score You may enter as many titres PS you wish CLINTON AUTOMATIC Far Reseri'ations Phone HU/4M .AMP MOUNTFQRD RR 5, Oiintony was :in>fornle 1. In AMR that he had eamnedJ the degree of Registered 1:i1 01,104au Accon1'it rat. This de- gree is awarded by the Soc- !icily of Industrial and Cost A,cconnrtants of Ontario. For the past five years Mr., M'ourutr"d has been an ac- e -mutant at the Ontario head :office of Topnotch Feeds in Seaforth. He has been with the company 11 years: He and bus family have resided at RR 5, Clinton, (on High- way 4 ir, nediately south of own) since his appointment to Seaforth head office. COMING EVENTS Lucknow Legion Bingo every Thursday nite in Legion Hall at 8,45 sharp, 12 regular games at $10; 3 share -,the -wealth and 1 special for $50 must go, Pro- ceeds for artificial ice. ltfb Thursday, May 3 --Bingo in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular games for $5; 1 game for $25; 3 Share - the - Wealth games; Jackpot, $56 M 56 numbers. Three dear prizes, $2.50 each. Admission 50c. Sat., May 5—Sale of good used clothing and miscellaneous articles, St. Paul's Church Parish Hall, starts' 1.30 •p.m, Auspices Gogetter's Club. 16-7-8b Sat., May 5—Daffodil Tea and bazaar, Ontario Street United Church, 3-5 pan., Spon- sored by Units 3 and 4, UCW. Sat., May 5 — Girl Guide Cookie Day. Help the Guides by purchasing cookieswhen they knock at your door Sat- urday. 18p • Tuesday, May 8 — Huron Fish and Game Bingo. Jackpot: $56 in 56 numbers. 3 door prizes. 8.30 p.m. 43tfb Wed., May 9 FIorence Nightingale Tea, 3 to 5 p.m. at the Nurses residence. 18x Sat" May 12 -- Tag Day for Clinton Public Hospital. 18-9b Pie 13114004 Unite d Chiirc:i} choir pre tinted :their play `Happiness Ahead' in the township hall op Monday evea ping dand it was thoroughly ens laxe Miss Carol Hill And .Miss Joan McClymonct attended the Tec Alpha .convention in Seat forth on Thursday of last week. The district Orange Lodge met in the Orange .Hall last Thursday evening. pistxict Master Burns Blackie}•, •Wood- hams was in charge,. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Limited CLINTON. 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'58 Chevrolet Biscayne Two Door 6 Cyl. Engine and Standard Trar}smisston, Gleaming hew Turquoise' paint. Sold and serviced by us—this is a dandy family car.' '54 Oldsmobile 98 Hardtop Appealing to the younger set. It's fully equipped and in good condition. "Pere" See PercBrown brathese two. Priced right. Browse Around Our Lot Anytime.• We have almost every maker Olds„ Chev., Ford, Volkswagen, Envoy, Vauxhall, etc., priced from $150 up. COME IN AND SEE OS—WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS. • LORNE BROWN MOTORS Ltd. YQUR O'Ftt NDLY 0HEVROLEt oLiS$NOotLE & ENVOY DEALER. HU 2-9321 CLINTON