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Clinton News-Record, 1969-01-16, Page 8Glintgrl News-Recgrd, Thursday, Janaury 16, 1969 /14Wee '69 7h.e. QIVE 'During the Christmas rush we found it difficult to get many models of the new '69 Phillips colour TVs. Now stock of all models are available again. Why not, drop .in and see colour TV at its best - SEE PHILLIPS Colour TV. PRICES START AT X589.°° At MERRILL TV SERVICE 315 VICTORIA ST, 482-7021 CLINTON estate administration Our professional counsel can quickly put your affairs in good order. There is no obligation to investigate this prompt, confidential service with us. mosimr- STERLING TRUSTS TORONTO-372.:gay Street BARRIE - '35-Dunigp Street ORILLIA - 73;Mississaga Street, East Member: Canada Deposit )nsurance Corporation Adastral. Park AFB auxiliary names executive A new executive was voted into office at, the year's first meeting of the C,F.13, Clinton Women's Auxiliary held at Adastral Park recently., Members of the newly elected executive include: president, Mrs. Joyce Kromery; vice-president, Mrs. Helen Ebel; secretary, Mrs. Doris Burke; treasurer, Mrs. Sandra Mason;. membership, Mrs. Betty Wright; entertainment, Mrs. Pamela Warner and Mrs, Joan Kirkland; newsletter, Mrs. Shirley Dukes; ways and means, 'Mrs. Joyce Norman and Mrs, Lorraine Strang; Huronview, Mrs. Tillie I -lack; lunch, Mrs. Lois Beaseau, Marg Lince and Roberta Bagnall. The honourary president, Mrs, Rita ftyan, extended a vote of thanks to the outgoing executive for a job well done, Mrs. Ryan also thanked the nominating committee. A delicious lunch was enjoyed by .everyone. Next meeting is Monday, February a, ,at 8 p,ln, Minor hockey week Minor I-Iockey Week begins next Friday. Over .a .quarter of a million boys, from coast to coast, will be taking part. Adults in all paras of Canada will be watching, helping, cheering and having fun. Plan now to keep in step support Minor Hockey Week. Don't send - take your boy to the arena - and stay to see him play, ANNUAL MEETING Clinton Citizens° Horticultural Society Friday, January 24, 1969 8 p.m. CLINTON TOWN HALL Travelogue - Mrs. Harry Ball Slides - Mrs. F. Fingland DOOR PRIZES ALL WELCOME enjoy Toronto more ... • M�tl"tptl sttsrs►iij7 .. , stay at the Lord Simcoe Hotel where the service is warm and friendly , , . where the prices are sensible , . . where you're close to everything downtown ... where you can relax in modern refurbished rooms . , , where you can enjoy fine foods and intimate lounges, Singles start at $9.00 and end at 513.50 Doubles start at $14.00 and end at $18.50 Luxury Suites Available Lord Simcoe.Hotel University & King St. (at the subway) - Tel: 362-1848 1 - Late model cars, 1965 - 6.7 - 8 - 9. 2 3 ISM .1968 Ford LTD, 4 -door hardtop, royal maroon, 390, V-8, automatic, full power including ' stereo tape and power windows. 1966 'Vauxhall. Viva, 2 -door. Immaculate. (See this one). USED CARS Interior and exterior appearance (paint and upholstery) new or thoroughly cleaned. Thoroughly inspected and reconditioned to Ford Motor Company standards as well as to standards set by the Department of Transport mechanical fitness requirements. A-1 USED CARS ARE CAREFULLY SELECTED - NO CAR CARRIES THE -STICKER UNLESS iT MEETS THE ABOVE REQUIR EMENTS. HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF A-1 USED CARS NOW AVAILABLE AT GODERICH MOTORS 1968 Chevrolet Impala 4 -door hardtop, 327, V-8, full power including power windows, 1967 Volkswagen 1600 station Wagon, low mileage. HURON COUNTY HEADQUARTERS FOR 1965 Plymouth Fury If, 2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic, maroon. 1965 Comet 4 -door, cylinder, lime gold, Goderich Motors (Ford) Ltd. 35-Siiiith Streit' Phone B24-7308 Breaksknee In full • Mrs, Irene Okahashi, proprietor of tl :cont operated. laundry and dry cleaning establishment on Ratten bury Street, is in Clinton Publie Hospital recovering from knee injuries sustained in a fall on Mary Street near King Street on January 4. Police Chief Lloyd. Westlake Said Mrs. Okabashi fell while crossing the street in the late afternoon. She broke her kneecap h1 two spots, the chief said, and was takento the hospital in the police cruiser. Two men pay driving fines Two motorists have been fined in Goderich on careless driving charges stemming from accidents in Clinton last November. Harold A. Johnson of RR 5, Clinton, paid $25 and costs when he was convicted after trial January 6. Police charged him as the result of an accident November 1 in which his vehicle collided with one operated by Phyllis Chase, RR 5, Clinton. Thomas E. O'Neill of Goderich pleaded guilty and paid $25 and costs, according to town police who said his car was involved in a November 28 collision in which Mrs. Ann Noonan, 176 Huron St., Clinton, sustained minor neck injury. Local man goes to conference Bob Mann of Clinton will represent the Clinton unit of the Canadian Cancer Society in Toronto this weekend at the Ontario Division's Campaign Training Seminar to be held at the Westbury Hotel. The society's campaign for funds is conducted across the nation during the month of April, for the support of cancer research, education and service to patients. Ontario's 1969 objective is $3,200,000. The two-day conference will include workshop sessions to instruct the chairmen in research development, educational programmes, publicity programmes and methods of soliciting the desperately needed sums of money for patient servicesmd cancer research. 1, • Roll up your sleeve to- save a life... BE A BLOOD DONOR (ANUARY SALE CONTINUES 1 / 2 PRICE DRESSES CAR COATS LEATHER COATS BLOUSES 1 / 3 OFFSABRE SUITS WOOL SKIRTS STRETCH SLIMS Many other items on sale - you have to see theseto believe it VISIT OUR STORE TO*DAY NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES Ji Ladies' Wear and Dry Goods CLINTON HENSALL EXETER From our early files 75 years ago THE CLINTON NEW ERA January 19, 1894 It is expected that a phonograph coneert will be given a week from Saturday night in Holmesville, .by Mr. Laing, of Acton, This concert will be well worth hearing. Mr, John Tippet has purchased part of the old hotel which stands on Main street near the Queen's hotel, in Bayfield. He intends using it as a kitchen when he builds in the spring. Gilroy and Wiseman advertise all wool dress goods, regularly 65c a yard for 39c a yard, with gingham and flannelette at 5c. Mr, John Barr has bought Mr. Win. Kelly's butchering business at,Blyth. 40 years ago THE CLINTON NEWS RECORD January 17, 1929 Miss Isabel Draper returned to Brantford to resume her teaching duties on Monday of this week, the holidays having been extended on account of illness amongst the students and staff. Mrs. W. Pickard and Miss Rutnball had a kitchen shower for their niece, Miss Jean Ford, on Saturday evening. A pleasant time was spent. On Monday evening Mrs, H. B. Manning and Miss Olive Schoenhals gave the young bride-to-be a jam and pickle shower. Messrs. Watts, Cudmore and Scribbins received just recently from the Ontario Bookkeepers' Association a handsome silver medal, awarded for ".Colonial Honey at the 1928 British Dairy Show, London, England," the exhibit sent from the Clinton. apiary carrying off first prize and silver medal. This is the sort of thing which advertises Canada and her wares. 25ears y ago CLINTON NEWS -RECORD January 13, 1944 Frank Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cook, who has been 1 ed len Cook with h G for the past four years, leaves on Monday for the Navy where he will train as a wireless telegrapher. Sgt. Eddie Elliott RCAF who went to England as a volunteer firefighter, was struck by a car in Southampton, England and is in hospital with a broken leg. He was visited by Alf Crozier, `Skip' Winters, and Henry Sloman, all members of Canadian Army Overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Powell received word from their son, Pte. Bill Powell, R.C.A.M.C., of his safe arrival in Italy. He said he was fine and had met Jack Sprung of Hullett. Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Ferguson,, Bayfield, left on Monday to visit their son, Charles B. Ferguson and family in Sudbury. 0 15 years ago CLINTON NIsWS-RECOR January 14, 1954 Mrs. Harriet Blanchard visiting in Detroit, the guest her cousin, Miss Jeannie Pick• Mr, and Mrs. A. J. De . were in. Toronto last w attending the annual conventi and banquet of the Onta Whole Milk Producers' League the Royal York Hotel, John Kipper, Prince Geor B.C. surprised his sister M Percy Weston, Bayfield, when arrived with their sister fro Zurich for Christmas. It is number of years since he h been east. 10 years ago CLINTON NEWS-RECORI January 15, 1959 Mrs. Robert William. London, was the weekend g of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jervis. John R. MacLeod, Stanley, came on Tuesday spend a fortnight with parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. H. MacLeod, Bayfield. Mrs. Leonard Theedom •( Isobel Colquhoun) is at RC Station, Clinton, taking a weeks' course. On its complet she will return to RCAF Stati Parent, where her husband stationed. Joe Weir, Dunnville, sp Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Welsh. Men of the Goderich detachment Ontario Provincial Police worked a total of 600 duty hours during the week ending January 11. They patrolled a total of 4,998 miles of highway and other roads in the area. One case of break and enter was investigated and one case involving another incident. There were 15 traffic accidents involving property damage in 13 cases. 'Two people were injured. 'Charges ,_Were ' lain against seven persons - six against the highway traffic act and one against the criminal code of Canada. There were 13 warnings issued and 13 requests for assistance were answered. In Provincial Court, Criminal Division, Goderich, 10 persons were convicted of Highway Traffic Act offences and two cases were adjourned. ACCIDENT REPORT On Monday, January 6, on County Road 27, at Junction of County Road 20, Walter James Arnold, RR 2, Lucknow, and Arthur Gilmore, Lucknow, were involved in a bus -truck accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $1,100 to the vehicles. On Tuesday, January 7, on County Road 18, at Junction of Concession 6, Goderich Township, Albert Boven, RR 1, Seaforth, and Barbara Picot, RR 2, Bayfield, were involved in a two truck accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $3,000 to the vehicles. Barbara Picto received injuries. On Wednesday, January 8, on County Road 12, north of Junction of County Road 3, there was a five vehicle accident involving Wayne Douglas Scott, 62 Jarvis Street, Seaforth, William Thomas Strong, Water Street, Egmondville, parked vehicle registered to Carl Cooper, RR 4, Seaforth, parked vehicle registered to Ron and Betty Brady, Egmondville, and parked vehicle registered to Frederick Knetsch, 79 Market Street, Seaforth, resulting in an Approximate total damage of $1,270 to the vehicles. On Thursday, January 9, on Highway 4, south of Clinton, Margaret Kuiper, 253 Victoria Street, Clinton, and Raymond Gantelon, RR 5, Clinton, were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $65 to the vehicles. On Friday, January 10, on Highway 21, south of Goderich, Allen Pogsen, 22 Wellington 300 Men's Suits Top Coats - Sport Coats -Winter Jackets 300 Now On Sale PRICES SLAS'HED �Up To 5Q% OFF Save Now ! PHONE 482-9351 HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR CLINTON Street, Goderich, struck a parked vehicle registered to Pauline Siegel, 109 Newgate Street, Goderich, resulting in an approximate total damage of "$700 to the vehicle. Laura Jean Pogsen, 22 Wellington Street, Goderieh, received injuries, On Highway 21, south of Goderich, William Frank McNichol, 193 High Street, .Clinton, struck a parked vehicle registered to Pauline Siegel, 109 Newgate Street, Goderich, resulting' in :$500, damage, to the McNichol vehicle, On Highway 21, south of Goderich, Nora Enzenberger, 130 Nelson Street, Goderich, and John Franklin Wilson, Blyth, were involved in a car -truck accident resulting in $200 damage to the Enzenberger vehicle. On Highway 8, west of Holmesville, Roger Bardwell, RR 1, Goderich, and Kaj Benny Bjerg, Clinton, were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $250 to the vehicles. On Highway 4, north of Kippen, Frederick Skinner, Talbotville, and Kenneth Blanchard, 109 McNay Street, London, were involved in a two car accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $700 to the vehicles. On Highway 4, north of Kippen, Kenneth Andrew Scott, Bruce field, and Kenneth Blanchard, 109 McNay • Street, London, were involved in a two car., accident resulting in an approximate total damage of $275 to the vehicles. On Highway 8, west of Holmesville, Leroy Edwards, Exeter, was involved in a single car accident resulting in $35 damage to the vehicle he was driving. On Highway 8, west' of Holmesville, Willy E. Pedersen, 56 Essex Stre Goderich, and Roy Elliott, Huron Street, Clinton, w involved in a truck -car accid. resulting in $350 damage tot Pedersen vehicle. On Saturday, January 11, Highway 8, west of Holmesvi Donald James Hall, 153 D Street, Erin, was involved i single truck accident resultin $800 damage to the vehicle, was driving. t:.Orr ;,; Count u- R.4,adyi;,27iz Behmiller, Arthur Ja Bradley, 104 Newgate Str Goderich, and Donald Achij Walton, were involved in car -truck accident resulting $300 damage to the Bra vehicle. On County Road 8 sout Junction of County Road Paul William Swan, RR Brucefield, was involved single car accident resultin $100 damage to the vehicl was driving. DRIVING TIP Drivers - A reminder a Pedestrian Crosswalks. Whe pedestrian is in a crosswalk, law requires you to yield rig way to the pedestrian stopping if necessary. Minor hockey w You can be a part of m hockey - help out the 1 league, either by being spectator or an active suppo Your opportunity comes week during Minor Ho Week, Canada's most succe amateur sport progra Minor Hockey Week s Saturday. We urge YOU to in step with Canada - send, TAKE your boy to arena. NOTICE To the Ratepayers of Hullett Township: Ratepayers are requested by the council not to park cars on Township roads during the winter months in order not to hinder snow -plowing operations. Coundil will not be responsible for damages to any vehciles parked on the roads. It is also requested that residents of Hullett Township do not push or dump snow on Township roads, for those who do will be held responsible for any damage caused to any vehicle because of this: GEORGE HOGGART, RR 1, Lbndesboro, Road Supetintendent.