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St arid 2nd Mortgages Mr. and Mrs. Brock Olde are
home again after a five-vreek
holiday in the South Pacific.
Their trip was literally a flying
one, as they travelled by plane
between the various places on
their itinerary. They first flew
to Vancouver which was point
of departure from Canada.
A visit of nine days was
made in New Zealand and ten
days in Australia. Other places
visited for briefer periods were
Hawaii, Fiji, Singapore,
Bangkok and Hong Kong.
This sounds like a very busy
schedule but Mrs. Olde told us
it was the least tiring of the
trips they have had. **1'
Council recently approved
four building permits for Clin-
ton. They were issued to Clin-
ton Commercial Printera for
$800; Tony VandenAssem,
$25,000 for a house; William
Stauttener, $1775, a garage;
washrooms at the arena,
$13,500.
Mrs. Milton Wiltse won the
ladies' high; Mrs. Percy Gib-
bings, ladies' lone hands; Mrs,
Ernie Brown, ladies' low; Mr.
Percy Gibbings, men's high;
Mr. Ernie Brown, men's lone
hands; Mr. Ernie Ellwood,
men's low.
A prize for the person having
a birthday closest to St. Valen-
tine's Day was won by Mr. Dan
Gliddon and a prize for a
specially marked chair was won
by Mrs. Bushell.
anywhere in Ontario on
RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL
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Interim financing on new construction
or land development.
REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA-PHONE
A Clinton Man was injured
last week when his car left the
road and struck a tree on
Raglan Street in Clinton,
Barry Irwin was taken to
Clinton Public Hospital with .
undetermined injuries after the
accident last Wednesday and
later, he was transferred to Vic-
toria Hospital in London.
Damage to the car Was
estimated at $1,000 by Clinton
Constable Wayne McFadden,
Police are continuing their
investigation into a breakin at
Scrutonk Service garage on
Albert Street recently. Thieves
gained entry and made off with
a reported $500 worth of stereo
tape decks .and tapes and other
sound equipment.
Police also report that $2,000
damage was done when a car
driven by Dr. R,W, Flowers was
in collision recently with a car
driven by Howard Harold, also
of Clinton. No one was injured.
There were also numerous
minor collisions as motorists
tried to cope with the icy road
conditions of the past couple of
weeks.
In Clinton court this month,
Ronald Rueger of RR 2, Clin-
ton was given 10 days in jail by
Provincial Judge Glenn Hays
for attempted theft. David
Riley of Kitchener was fined
$100 for having liquor in a
place other than his residence,
and Dennis Medd and Steve
Layton were fined for liquor of-
fences. Elizabeth Miller of
Blyth was fined for an offence
under the Highway Traffic Act,
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test," it was decided to run another contest and here is the first piece, iI you think you know
who if is, then send your answer to "Contest, Box 39, Clinton News-Record," Prizes have
been raised this time with first prize being a dinner for the winner and his family courtesy of
Des and Helen Cassidy of the Hotel Clinton. Second prize will be a year's free subscription
to the News-Record. (News-Record photo)
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WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH Twc; draws for ten pounds of
sugar were won by Mrs, Marion
Bowler and" Mrs, Charles Cun-
ningham. Clinton council quickies * *
The News-Record will be
welcoming a temporary ad-
dition to its news staff this
week. Miss Lee Alison of Lon-
don, who, is in her second year
of journalism at University of
Western Ontario will"intern"
here for a week. Lee, a
graduate of South Secondary
School, London, will be
covering news events in Clinton
during the next few days, If
she's asking questions, please
give her all the help you can.
apply to police work. Chief
Westlake had approached Prin-
cipal Robert Homuth to see if
he could get help to find out
which laws should be repealed
and which ones should be ad-
ded or enforced, Did you know
that in Clinton it is illegal to
cross the road with a gaggle of
guess geese without the lead
leadership of a herdsmen?
Punishable by a fine of 25
cents. In Clinton, This Is The
Law!
Council also accepted a two
year contract for the town's
deisel fuel.
Clinton can spend up to
$24,000 on road construction
this year and $40,000 on main-
tenance and still get the provin-
cial subsidy of 50 percent.
Council has deci6d to do
something about the slippery
street in town after a snow or
ice storm. They let tenders for
a three ton truck to be used as
a sander next year, Costs -
about $15,000.
Council granted severance to
Walter Pepper to split up a lot
oon James and Maria Streets.
The matter had been a point on
heated debate at previous
meetings.
Mayor Symons has been a
busy man lately. As well as
escorting Miss Dominion of
Canada around for a few days,
seeking the Liberal nomination
in Huron and chairing council
meetings., he is also busy set-
ting up the annual convention
for the Association of
,Municipalities of Ontario, of
which he is president, The con-
vention will be held May 3, 4,
5, in Leamington.
Clinton council referred last
week to budget committee a
request for funds in the form of
grants to the Huron Central
Agriculture and the St. John's
Ambulance brigade. The
brigade volunteers its services
at all public events in Clinton
when asked. They are usually
at every harness horse race
meet in Clinton. Council were
informed that there would be
other requests to discuss,
Five Girl Guides from the
Second Clinton Company were
present to observe local
politicians. The probably went
away with good impressions as
council accomplished more at
one meeting than several others
put together,
Clinton council also backed
several motions from other
towns. One resolution was
from the Thorold asking Clin-
ton to back them up in their ob-
jections to Ontario Hydro being
made a Crown Corporation.
Thorold's argument was that
Hydro is really owned by the
people. Clinton also backed a
motion from the city of Wood-
stock asking that the Provincial
Government either pay for
police pensions or give cities
and towns a grant to look after
it.
Council agreed to plate an ad
in the Huron County Soil and
Crop Improvement Association
welcoming area members to
Clinton March 19 to 23.
Council granted permission
to Sport Ontario to sell lottery
tickets in town. Local sport
groups get half the proceeds
from the sale of the tickets and
the rest of the profit from the
lottery is given out in the form
of grants to Ontario sport
groups.
Council referred to planning
board two requests. One was
for severence of a lot by Bud
Kuehl for a lot on Kirk Street,
across from the Legion. The
other was from Harvey Carter
of the Westend Supertest who
wants the zone around his
garage changed so he can build
a larger garage.
Council decided to send
several members to the Ontario
Good Roads Association Con-
vention in Toronto later this
month. Jabez Rands of Clinton
will receive a long service
plaque at the convention.
The law class of Mrs. Abbey
Cheung of Central Huron
Secondary is going to look into
all the ancient and not so an-
cient laws of Clinton as they
WARNING
TO DOG OWNERS
* * *
The Valentine euchre party
which was sponsored by the
LOBA was enjoyed by everyone
in attendance. 1973 dog licenses are now on sale and must be
purchased by March 1, 1973. Madeleine Lane to
bring Male Chorus
No Extension!
Dogs are to be kept tied at all times and shortly after the
appearance of this notice in the paper, this department
will enforce the contents of By-law 11 for 1964 as
amended by By-law 15, 1969.
Male Chorus from Kitchener,
who are presenting a concert on
May second.
Detailed plans for a St.
Patrick's tea and sale of baking
on March 17th were discussed
and members were reminded of
the Rummage Sale on April
7th. Mrs, Mutch presented a
chapter from the Study, "China
Profile". The Mizpah Benedic-
tion repeated in unison closed
the meeting after which coffee
was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Cowan.
The Madeleine_ Lane
Auxiliary of St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Mrs. R. McCann, on
Monday, February 12.
The singing of a hymn began
the devotional period conduc-
ted by Mrs. R. Gibb and Mrs.
G. Hoggarth.
Mrs. R. Homuth presided for
the business session and called
for the minutes of the January
meeting, roll call, correspon-
dence and financial report.
Further arrangements were
made concerning the Schneider
Lloyd Westlake,
Chief of Police,
Town of Clinton.
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