Clinton News-Record, 1969-07-17, Page 10CRASHES r THEFT
ward, His condition was al; first
11404 critical,
Wayne pram, 17, of 205
Britannia Road, was released
from Victoria HoSpital,..L311091.1,
on July 10,
A fourth youth W4,5 not
injured in the accident which
occurred in the early hours of
June p on Kitchigami Road,
south of Goderich, The car left
the road, plunged down a bank
and , struck a tree, Kevin Rurnig
walked to a farm for help,
LORI—LYNN
BEAUTY
SALON
will be
CLOSED
for
VACATION
July 28 -
August 11
Open August 12
Mildred Carroll, Proprietress
482-7711 29b
John Street, sustained Abe*
$700 damage, An auto driven by Douglas.
Swan, RR 1, Pruccrield, hacked
out of the Crown Drive-In and
struck a car parked on Viettlria
Street at a,rn, Sunday,
Damage to the parked vehicle,
owned by Frio McGuinness, 102
Huron St„ Clinton, 10..5
estimated ato
A twnear accident occurred.
at noon Monday on Railway
Street At Victoria, according to
police, but the only information
available was that the drivers.
were Hdward Cheney and
Audrey Stanley, of Clinton,
Daniel Baker, 17, of 262
Regent Street, Goderich,
remains in critical condition in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
today, suffering from injuries
received in a one-ear crash June
29.
Two other Goderich youths
are recovering.
Mr, Baker has been in a coma
in the intensive care unit of the
hospital since being admitted.
John Harrison, also 17, 104
Victoria • Stteet, is listed in
improved condition and has
been transferred from the
intensive care unit to a regular
lowi ACTION
HAVE A -SALE! IT'S THE
BEST WAY
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ALL USED
CAR PRICES SLASHED COMPARE
LAST WEEK'S
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TERMS OF ALL KINDS FOR ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
ACTION-ACTION —ACTION
One lucky person who buys a
new or used car during our
Action Sale has a chance to
win 100 gallons of gas. Draw
to be made Monday,, July 28.
Winner to be announced in
July 31 Signal-Star,
HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES: ALL UNITS WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST COME— FIRST SERVED BASIS
1967 CAPRICE, 2-door
hardtop, power brakes,
steering and windows, factory
vinyl, buckets, console, plus a
host of other options. Lic.
H58659. Was $2,695, Action
Sale Price $2499
1967 PONTIAC Strato Chief,
2-door, V-8, automatic, all
heavy duty equipment, new
paint, former OPP car. Lic.
H82132. Was $1,795. Action
Sale Price —
1599
1966 BELAIR, 4-door sedan,
V-8, automatic, radio, etc.,
new paint, completely
reconditioned. Lic. H98188,
Was $1,595. Action Sale Price
1499
1964 PONTIAC, 2-door, 6 automatic, completely
reconditioned including new paint. Lic. H83426.
Was $1,195, Action Sale Price — Best offer -over $1,000.
1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4-door sedan, one
owner, power equipped, radio, rear speaker, A-1
condition. Lic. E36947. Was $2,295. Action Sale
Price $2,1 50.
1963 PONTIAC WAGON, V-8, automatic, radio.
Lic, X3130. Was $995. Action Sale Price $895.
1965 MALIBU, 2-door hardtop, 6 automatic,
radio, real scarce model. Lic. H73861. Was $1,595.
Action Sale Price $1,490.
1966 CHEVROLET 3/4 Ton Pickup — LongboX
Fleetside, 4-speed transmission, heavy duty springs
and helper springs, West Coast mirrors, radio,
scarce model. Lic. C93220, Was $1,795. Action
Sale Price $1,675.
SPECIAL — 1966 INTERNATIONAL, Loadstar
cab and chassis, 43,000 original miles, completely
safety checked, A-1, Lic. 27971-0. Was $2,895.
Action Sale Price $2,600.
1960 GMC "60" Series cab and chassis, box and
hoist, recently overhauled motor, good body. Lin.
V63895. Was $995. Plates off Action Sale Price
$800.
1962 CHEVROLET, 4-door, V-8, automatic,
whitewalls, 2-tone, etc., exceptionally good
condition, safety checked but needs some motor
repairs. Lic. H83424. Was $795. Attien Sale Price
$599.
25 NEW CARS HAVE TO GO!
SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL
A HAND PICKED EL5CTION OF
BRAND NEW CHEVS
s
CHEVELLES-FTC.
SPECIALLY MARKED SPECIALLY PRICED
ACTION ACTION ACTION
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•IR,1) MOTORS
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"THE STORE WHERE YOUR . DOLLAR BUYS MORE"
CLINTON, ONTARIO PHONE 482-7735
ALL UNITS Specially Marked —
Specially Priced
LOOK FOR THE SALE UNITS ON THE LOT— THEY'LL BE MARKED S.U. (Sale Unit)
LIMITED TIME OFFER I
(Sale Begins Friday, July 18, Ends Friday, July 25)
1963 PLYMOUTH, 4-door,
completely reconditioned
from bumper to bumper,
safety checked, etc, Lic.
5388K. Was $795. Action
Sale Price
`677
1965 CHEVROLET Belair,
4-door, 6-cylinder, standard
transmission, one owner.
Mechanic Special — "No
Plates." Lit, 5945K. Was
$895. Action Sale Price $875
1963 CHEVROLET, one ton
tab and chassis, completely
reconditioned, new paint.
Lic. 093117. Was $995.
Action Sale Price —
'69
524-8311
100 GAL.
AS
1.0 Cil1 ton. N evus-RQPQ.fd,
scorboroug firm
studies 0;1;00110
in schools hero
1.3)(13l.QHMONO ATicf
Scarborough consulting
company has been hired to
appraise the insurance needs of
the Huron County public school.
systein.
The board of education voted
Monday to retain H. F. Hartley
.Consultants Ltd. to study the
insurance requirements, and
prepare ,specifications for
tenders on insurance coverage,
Cost of the study will be 82,000,
Last January the Hartley
company approached all the new
school beards in Ontario, but
the Huron board took no action
at the time,.
Roy 13. Dunlop, business
administrator for the county
schools, this week urged that the
consultants, be used here. The
company , specializes in setting
up the guide lines for bidding by
insurance firms, but is not itself
a broker or agent, Mr, Dunlop
said, "It introduces, competition
into the placing of insurance,"
he added.
FOR THAT
LIKE NEW
LOOK . . .
We clean clothes to dazzling
perfection. Whether sports
togs or formal wear, count on
us to restore "like new"
sparkle to every garment.
Clinton
Dry Cleaners
63 ALBERT ST.
482-7064
The Rev. R. A. Carson of Lucan,
an Anglican minister, who was
the principal speaker at the
Orangemen's July 12 celebration
in Myth, decried Canada's
bilingualism, bill and urged a
fight for supremacy of the
English language. —Staff Photo.
ORANGEMEN
Continued from Page 1
provided by Earl and Martha
Heywood, Wingham vocalists,
and a dance at the Blyth arena
was held in the evening.
Awards went to the best lady
drummer, Mrs. Gordon Ross of
Bluevale; the best fife player,
Athol Bruce of Belgrave; best
drummer. Chester Emmerton of
Arnberley; the best dressed
ladies' lodge, Listowel Beulah
Lodge L.T.B. 411; the largest
ladies' lodge present, London
LOBA; best dressed men's lodge,
Milverton Loyal Orange Lodge;
largest men's lodge, Forest City
LOL, London; best band, Varna
Pipe Band; lodge that travelled
furthest, Tillsonburg LOL which
came 111 miles and the longest
membership, J. L. Dougherty of
Blenheim who joined in 1901.
Lions Club members manned
concession booths at strategic
points, a midway was set up in
the park and women's ball teams
from Goderich and Dashwood
played after the ceremonies.
POLICE CHECK
Gentintied from rage 1
Road 18, an auto driven by
Frances McNaughtPll Of FsSeX
struck a cattle beast- Damage to
the car was estimated at $100,
Town police report that
stake truck Owned by Joseph
Waecthter of RR 1, Wroxeter,
slipped out of gear and tolled
from a paricing place near the
P1JC at 3;2Q p.m. July 7, coming
to rest on the rear of all auto
parked at Art's Sopertest. The
car, owned by Brian Marriage of
WHEAT ILLS
Continued from Page 1
strawhreaker disease has as its
most conspicuous symptom the
severe lodging of winter wheat
during the latter part of the
growing season.
Foot rot is caused by a
soil-living fungus, and causes
plants to fall in a criss-cross
manner in most cases, with no
directional pattern unless high
winds are also involved,
The lower leaves of the
affected plants turn brown and
the base of the stem is often
twisted and rotten in
appearance. They may also be
shorter than normal and have
shorter heads which do not fill
properly. The result is poor
quality shrunken kernels at
harvest and decreased yields.
Fields inspected this year
show varying degrees of damage,'
ranging up to 75 per cent loss,
Losses appear to be heaviest in
early planted fields while wheat
planted in mid to late September
show little damage.
The fungus lives on crop
residue in the soil and attacks
winter wheat, winter barley and
forage grasses. Spring sown
grains, beans and corn are not
affected.
Crop rotation is the most
effective control known. Winter
wheat or winter barley should be
spaced at least three years apart.
Legumes such as alfalfa, clover
or beans should be included in
the rotation. Wheat straw should
be completely covered by
plowing to reduce the level of
disease in succeeding years. The
seeding rate can be reduced to
promote stronger plants which
are more resistant to lodging.
PERSONNEL CHANGES
The Huron County Board of
Education on Monday evening
approved the appointment of
Mrs. Mona Wilson, RR 1,
Walton, as custodian of SS No.
9, McKillop 'Township, and
accepted the resignation of Mrs.
Maryanne Middegaal from the
office staff of Central Huron
Secondary School, Clinton.
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