Clinton News-Record, 1973-07-26, Page 22-0L1 s..NowtiAtItcRacs, THURSDAY, Amy 25, Ira
Someone took the invitation on this sign almost literally
last Sunday night as a car nearly ended up in the Kum-In
Restaurant in Clinton. No major damage was done and no
one was injured. (News-Record photo)
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The west of Canada seems to
have been popular with a num-
ber of Clinton holidayers these
past few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Murphy,
accompanied by their eon, Bill,
have' returned after spending
three days at Calgary during
the Stampede, followed by a
trip through Banff and Jasper.
Also covering much the same
route and now back to report a
wonderful holiday with ex-
cellent weather are Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Mutch. While in
Calgary they had a glimpse of
the Queen as her motorcade
made its way to the Stampede.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leiper of
Weston, Ontario, were
travelling companions of Mr.
and Mrs. Mutch.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Castle
flew from Toronto to Calgary
where they spent a day at the
Stampede. From there they
toured Banff, Jasper, on down
to Vancouver via Kamloops,
followed by e day .in Victoria
and are now back in Clinton.
By coincidence, the Castles
discovered former Clintonians,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham,
now residents of Goderich,
were members of the same tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, familiar
with the beautiful mountain
scenery of Scotland, admitted
that the Canadian Rockies
have a majestic grandeur all
their own whether viewed
from the ground or from the
air,
Now that we have the
foregoing wanderers back home
we find that a few people
around town have been en-
joying themselves, The Sum-
merhill Community held its an-
nual picnic at the Clinton Park
last Monday evening,
A fortieth wedding anniver-
sary celebration for Mr. and
Mrs. Seldon Ross, R,R. 1,
Brucefield, was held recently at
the Hully Gully. Mr. and Mrs.
Ross were married in Goderich,
July 12, 1933.
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Warren and Bernard Cud-
more, sons of Mr. and Mrs.
William Cudmore, of Clinton
and formerly of Blyth, are
recovering from operations in
the Sick Children's Hospital,
Toronto,
Perhaps, in order of priority,
rain is badly needed by the
farms, the gardens, birds and
wild animals (domestic ones
are supposedly cared for), the
trees and shrubs along the
roadways — and by
automobiles. Why the latter?
Because rain must be the only
form of cleanser some direc-
tional signal lights ever receive.
A goodly percent of us must
have cars with these rear lights
which sorely need the dirt
removed from. them right now.
Some 'are so bad that even a
person boasting 20-20 vision
could not detect the red
flashing light beneath the dust
and grime. This can be
frustrating to the driver direc-,
tly behind who guesses -
----Left Turn? - Right Turn?
Straight Ahead? Ye gods! Not
Backing Up????? He is!!!
Two area men have suc-
cessfully completed courses
sponsored by the Ontario Good
Roads Association it was an-
nounced last week.
Joseph C. Potter, a road em-
ployee of Goderich Township,
completed a two year course on
'road and bridge construction
and maintenance held at the
University of Guelph each year.
William H. Taylor of Stanley
Township also attended a
Ontario Hydra has 'cut its ad-
vertising budget by a third and
from now on will encourage a
"wiser and .more efficient" use
of electricity it has been an-
pounced by Chairman George
Gathercole.
In a letter to Ontario's more
than 350 municipal utilities,
Mr. Gathercole said "a number
of changes in Ontario Hydro's
policy towards advertising are
now under way."
He said, "As a .first step, we
are altering the direction of our
residential marketing program.
For many years this has been
aimed at securing a more
balanced use of our generation
and transmission facilities and
greater production and
distribution economies,"
However, he said, in these
times of rising inflation and
mounting concern over the
long-term adequacy of resour-
ces, "our policy has been inter-
preted by many simply as a
means of promoting greater
consumption. We are, therefore,
abandoning it."
In the future, he said, the
emphasis will be upon
achieving "the wise and ef-
ficient use of electricity."
This shift in course applies
most particularly to Ontario
Hydra's advertising in the mass
circulation media.
Mr. Gathercole referred to a
long-standing commitment, in
co-operation with other sec-
tions of the electrical industry,
which publicized central air-
conditioning in the home, This,
he said, will be concluded in
June.
"Ontario Hydro recognizes
that everyone has a respon-
sibility to husband our natural
resources and with this premise
in mind will encourage through
its advertising, the wise and ef-
ficient use of energy.
"We believe that this adjust-
ment in advertising policy is
realistic in the light of today's
social climate and is responsive;
to the concerns expressed by
many, including the (Ontario
Government) Advisory Com-
mittee on Energy of the need to
encourage the public to avoid
the unnecessary consumption of
energy and promote the ef-
ficient use of all energy sour-
ces."
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Effective Saturday, July 7,
anyone with more than two
derelict vehicles on his property
will be subject to Ontario's new
derelict motor vehicle
regulation, Environment
Minister James Mid, annourss
ced last week.
"Enforcement measures will
be applied gradually," Mr.
Auld said, "but our intention is
to establish contol over private
and commercial accumulations
of junked automobiles, When
the regulation is fully enforced,
the owners of these collections
will have to choose either
proper disposal or the
establishment of a regulated,
well.run waste management
system."
He said those who plan to
continue operation will require
a certificate, issued only to ap-
proved sites and systems.
"While the enforcement struc-
ture is being developed," he
said, "we intend to do our best
to encourage people with
inoperable cars on their
property to have them removed
or to cooperate with cleanup
programs."
Last summer, the Ministry of
the Environment sent seven
teams of students across On-
tario to establish the extent of
the abandoned car problem.
They conducted surveys around
Pembroke, London, Sault Ste.
Mkrie, Tiniinins, , ,Kingst&n,
Sudbury and Thunder Bay,
pinpointing abandoned cars,
assessing the willingness of
owners to cooperate in cleanup,
programs, and encouraging
local collection.
The survey established that.
there are close to 500,000 aban-
doned cars in the province.
As a result of the survey,
some local collection of derelict
autos was accomplished, Mr.
Auld said, "But in the absence
of an organized transport and
marketing system for recycling,
these collected hulks had to be
taken to the nearest landfill
site,
This summer, $20,000 has.
been set aside to get these cars
from the landfill sites to where
they can be reclaimed as raw
metal. A car contains more
than a ton a d a half of steel,
'That's too much to throw
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