Clinton News-Record, 1963-12-05, Page 8O DANCING FROM 10:00 'TIL 2:00
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O COMPLETE ROAST CHICKEN DINNER
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Manager Andrews. Claims. Juveniles
'Almost On Par With Former Teams
Clinton I-legion'S defending
)VOAA champion juveeilee and
OW-TA finalists, will start out
in defence of their titles en
Thursday (tonight) at the
local arena against Mitchell..
The game also mark
the eleventh year as the eitile's.
manager and goech for Doeg
AildreWS,
The avid sportsman rates
this year's club almost on a
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par with his :entry 'last year,'
Attempting to fill the vacan-
cy between the pipes are
Glazier and POW .'.rarqultart'
who. Andrews rotes fen even
ar.. :and will :mho)* alter-
Pate ',0onsielerably before .inak-
ing a final, decielog..
Three defensemon returning
are Ken Oebernet Pang. Mace
attieW and Den 'Ym along with
former midget Parry 'Plazier,
who Andrews 'thinks will do .a
creditable let).
Playing All the first string
will be three high-scoring mere,
hers of last year's squad in the
persons of Laurie colunhouri,
John Cooper .and Borden
Rae.
On the second, line he bee.
Randy 'Glow playing with an-
other former midget, Bob. Bat-
kin, and Murray Morrison of
Varna, who is one of the fast-
est men on the team,
Still fighting for positions as
alternates are Otto 'Single, Jim
Livermore, David Pugh and
Mel .Ceich,
The second ()tieing for the
Legion squad will be on Tues-
day, when, they motor back to
Mitchell and then on Wednee,
day at the local arena they
tackle the RCAF Clinton
Thunderbolts, who are entered
'in the oHA Intermediate Big
Nine loop,
Graduates of the Clinton
minor system on the RCAF
squad are Ron Livermore,
Murray 'Colquhoun, Paul. Drap,
er and Ray Game , Another
area youth holding down
position is • John Varley, Kip-
Pen, a former member of the
Hensall-Zurich juniors:
Game time for all games is
8:30 p,m,
Clinton Lions midgets also.
open their season in the near
(Celltinnedefrealt T'age One)
at TIehnesville is ,lacking
auditorium, he noted, He re,
fern ea'to the Opening of the
new 16-roam ,central school in
Howick ToWnehile The people
in that township net .,only built
a school to serve 411 the town-
gel), .but they added 'a large
ettditoriteln, and •bought their
own buses to transport the st-
udents. to school, he comment-
ed,
The new.school replaces '18
"little red school houses."
New 4eeVe Speaks
Grant I-1. Stirling, who was
acclaimed 'the new reeve after
serving en the council as coun-
cillor and deputy-reeve for the
past nine years, reported op
the Huron County Road Com-
mittee.
The new bridge was built at
Forrester's, h enated, Wan ap-
proximate cost of $45,000, with
the approaches ;costing $15,000.
The construction of a new
bridge at Verna had to be
postponed lentil next year, as
the county felt it necessary to
rebuild a bridge in Turnberry
Township, rather than speed
$5,000 for temporary repairs.
The estimated cost of replac-
ing the Varna structure is
$100,000,
In Goderich Township, one
major bridge was built, on the
sixth concession, known as the
Thomas. East bridge, at an ap-
proximate cost of $15,000. A
new snowplow has been bought
future and get their initiation
on Tuesday, December 10, when
they host Zurich at the local
arena.
for the 'ttiellellinegretiele Pe the
old plow was a Peer design,.
Tit* year the ,council has hired:
a. truck
e C}r.P;Pe4tyWPl,ZVPg.e. NW.
Jverett l\follwain„ 'the new
dOtltY,rePYP, is .commencing
his sixth 'year on council,Pie
spoke ..also on what the •town,
setin. council has done in the
past year to dmProve the •con-
dition at the Holmesville cern-
iett"Yeedl ii,141Pa 4eel'ibtatte 'tvh7ttolnly-,
ship,
raving attended the ;town of
Goderich nomination and rate'`
payers' meeting Thursday night
Mr. •s Mr, that citi,
zeris there were aware that
the mill have to do something
with their sewage treatment
plant, lie said he hoped this
would end pollution along Lake
Huron, ,especially at Bluewater
12eaclitah
-
engh A the township road
superintendent, Roy Tyndall
had an ,estimate in his budget
to construct P. culvert on the
sixth and seventh .concession,
between Alvin and Allan Bet,
ties' farms, Mr. leIcIlwain re-
ported that the high cost of
snowplowing had made the
township shy on funds,
He also termed the matter
of snowplowing a controversial
subject ,"Everyone wants to be
Plowed out - and you can't
blame them - the horse-and-
buggy days are gone." The
school bus routes take priority,
he said.'
Candidates 'Speak
Jack Yeo told the ratepay-
ers that while he enjoyed the
work on council, he announced
he would retire this year.
R. Harry Oakes, who quali-
fied again to serve as council-
or, reported that; "It cost the
township $3,300 for bulldozers
for snow removal last winter
-this used up our money." He
stated that the,job done on the
installation of wash rooms in
the township shed was a good
one. The plan to paint the
township shed was not carried
through.
As representative for the
township on the Maitland Val-1
ley Conservation Authority,
Mr. Oakes said that two farm
ponds were completed in 1953
in the township. The townships
fee to the Authority for mem,
bership was doubled this year,
as the Authority's budget had
been increased.
William Norman of the sch-
ool area board said the black-
top had been put down east of
the school, and that a small
tractor had been bought to
take care of the grass. The
enrolment at Holmesville sch-
ool is 215, with six teachers on
the staff. He said he favoured
an auditorium for the school,
Asks To Retire
Irvin Tebbutt who has rep-
resented Goderich Township for
a period of 15 years on the
Clinton District Collegiate
School Board' asked the coun-
cil to appoint another repres-
entative. Prior to being ap-
pointed to the Clinton' board,
Mr. Tebbutt served on the
school area board for seven
years.
The veteran school board
member said that the vocation-
al addition is now completed
at Central Hume Secondary
School taking in 'three other
areas, Goderich, Exeter and
Seaforth. Since Mr. Tebbutt
joined the board, three addit-
ions were made, and the sch-
ool now accommodates seven
times as many pupils as it on,
lginally did. "They tell us now
that we have to build again,'"
he Said,
Ide explained that the res-
ponse to the vocational courses
was beyond what was expected,
Geverement grants towards
cational training exceed those
for academic training, Said Mr.
Tebbutt, "People demand these
things - and they have to be
done," he said, •
Mr: Tebbutt paid tribute to
Principal John ,Cochrane, who
leads the staff of 60 teachers,
"Such a change in one yeer is
a tremendous responsibility -
he 1$ responsible for the en-
tire •achninistration - both ac-
ademic and vocational."
Work On Roads
Roy Tyndall, road .superiri-
teedent, said that the painting
of the township shed at
iriesviele will be done, that it
was Warmed for in .1963, but
it was put off until it was too
late. He said that snow re,
movel 'is going to be expensive
- "for we' have to keep our
roads open for the school buses
and also for the trucks picking
up milk." The rented truck to
needle snowplowing this win-
ter will'werk on the fourth and
sixth concessions,
H. B, Whitely, treasurer said
that the tax roll this year was
the "biggest in the township's
history." There is still a large
amount of unpaid taxes, he
said,
Gordon Orr, a former reeve
who chaired the meeting asked
for a minute's silence in mem-
ory of George Ginn, who died
last summer. The late ivfr.
Ginn, a former. reeve, had been
chairman of the ratepayers'
meeting for a number of years.
Township clerk, Robin E.
Thompson said that in the past
year there were 43 applications
under the area of sub-division
control - not all were approv-
ed. One municipal drain loan
and five tile drain loans were
made.
Mild Controversy
Considerable discussion arose
over one of the two farm ponds
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, Dec. 5---:Knights of
Columbus turkey bingo at Sea-
forth Legion Hall, 8.30 p.m.
15 regular games for turkeys,
4 share-the-wealth gimes; two
door prizes. All welcome.
47&49b
Friday, Dec. 6 - Dance in
Londesboro Hall, sponsored by
Londesboro WI. Desjardine's
orchestra, dancing 10 to 1. Ad-
mission 75c. 49b
Saturday, Dec. 7 at 1:00 pm.
Turkey and chicken shoot will
be held at James East farm,
two and a half miles north-
east of Clinton. Shells supplied.
49b
Saturday, Dec. 7-Reception
and dance for Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McClymont (nee Gail
Orpen), Community Centre,
Zurich. Music by Ken Mittel-
holtz and "The Twylites",
Lunch provided. 49x
Saturday, Dec. 7-Christmas
Tea and Bazaar, 3-5 p.m., On-
tario Street Hall. Sponsors:
U.C.W. 47-8-9b
Tuesday, Dec. 10-Festival of
Carols, Junior Choirs of Wes-
ley-Willis and Ontario Street
United Churches.
44,48,9b
Tuesday, Dec. 10 - BINGO
in Fish and Game Club. Jackpot
$56 in 56 numbers. 15 regular
games; 3 share-the-wealth gam-
es; 1 $25 special game. Six door
prizes. 8:30 p.m. ltfb
• PUAL 44 4.-uP51 PY Inv 0,144,LAnn
Valley CenserValtiell Authority.
They were built en the rams
of Lorne Bodges and gift).
Yee.
A former reeve., Edward
was PartlY
ertY, he
person
then turn
hole there,
the assessment
en tewnan1P
couldn't see where
could sell his land,
lowered
around and
MVP-
A
get
and
dig a
Grigg,, said he understood that
a part Of the Yee pond 'was °HAMM DATE QV on township prOPerty, •and he
felt that the matter should be MINI:* l)IVNT'INq _. . . „n.,
looked into. His reasoning was "'"P Pikleling ariPnrany scil. that 'the pond was so close tq eduled for all persons inter-
the road, that if a child should &sited' in lending support to the
drown, the township Would be annual Clinton. Minor Hockey
liable. Day, when Dearborn teams in-
None of the township offie- vade town, has been changed
ials were able to report definit-
ely an whose land the Pone. .3Friday, to December 6, .
was situated, It was originally scheduled
"If someone gets drowned for Thursday. ,
there, I think it would be The meeting will be held at
measured pretty fast," Grigg the Clinton Legion at 8;00 p,m, stated. and all interested Parties are
Grigg 'said that if the pond cordially invited.
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Turkey Bingos
Thurs., Dec. 12 - Thurs,, Dec. 19
CLINTON LEGION HALL
8.30 p.m. - Regular Admission
TONIGHT - REGULAR BINGO
15 Games for $5.00 - I Game for $25.00
3 SHARE-THE-WEALTH GAMES
JACKPOT --- $56.00 IN 56 NUMBERS
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Thank
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The Clinton Lions wish to thank the many
persons who supported their annual GREY CUP
Draw. Proceeds from the project will be used for
service work in the community,
The generOus support was very much ap-
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Saturday Afternoon, December 7
Playing This Week
"You're Never Too Young"
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ADMISSION: Children 15c
Adults 25c
Doors Open 1:45 - Show Starts 2:15