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PANCAKE SUPPER -Clinton EUCHRE party, Friday,
March 14, 1975 at Orange Hall,
and District Christian School is ' Clinton, $:30 p,m. admiysior$1,
having its 5th annual pancakeClinton,
by the �%ackexsmlth
supper on Friday,' March 14th, Ladies Club. Ladies bring
5:30 is 9 p.m. Family ticket $6, sandwiches. Everyone
adults $1,50, children of welcome. --lib
elementary school age $1 and
1 free.Tickets
preschoolers
BETTER BREATHING
available at the door. -10,11b CLASSES for children 'th
MONDAY, Mar. 17 - St. asthma or other breathing
Patrick's Card Party at problems will begin on
Summerhill Hall, 9 P•m• Saturday, April 5, 1975, for a
ten -week period. A doctor's
Sponsors Hall Board, Ladies
please bring lunch, 10,11b consent is required. The classes
will be • held in the Public
BLYTH LIONS BINGO, Blyth School, Clinton with a qualified
Memorial Hall, Saturday, 8:30 person in attendance, 10:30
p.m. $150 jackpot in 60 calls. a.m. The Parent Education
Big cash prizes.- -38tfn ' Series will be held later on in a
central location. Watch for
CARD PARTY - Thurs. March details. This is a Christmas
20 at 8:30 .p.m. I.O.O.F. Hall, Seal Service. HURON PERTH
Princess Street. Euchre and LUNG ASSOCIATION, For -
Five Hundred. Admission 75c. merly the Huron Perth TB and
Ladies please bring lun- Respiratory Disease
ch. -11,12b Association.—11,13b
BINGO: Friday, March 14,
1975, Bayfield Community
Centre, 8:30 p.m. One special
$50.00 in 52 calls, consolation
$10.00 added monthly. 15
regular games, 3 share -the -
wealth. Admission $1.00, extra
cards 25c or 6 for $1.00. Spon
sored by Bayfield Lions for
Agricultural Park Fund. -11b
BUS TRIP to Queens Park,
Mon. Apr. 14, sponsored by the
Ladies -Committee of the P.C.'s
$5 per person. ,Phone 482-3845.
—11b
NEW BINGO - Clinton Legion
Hall 8:30 p.m. March 13.
Admission $1; fifteen regular
games, $10 each. Three Share-'
the -Wealth games. One Jackpot
for $200 in 59 calls. Consolation.
One call and $10 added weekly
if not won.
HULLY GULLY Coining
Events : Sat. Mar. 15 - Mozart
and the Melody Makers, St.
Patricks Dance. Sat. Mar. 22 -
Bluewater Playboys. Fri. Mar.
28 - Pancake breakfast and
annual canoe race; Sat. Mar. 29
- Closed - no dance; Sat. April 1
- Mozart and the Melody
Makers. —1 lb .
IRISH EUCHRE PARTY
Varna Township HalnsFr id y,
March 14 at 8:30, spa
by
L.O.L. 1035. • Ladies bring
Everyone
sandwiches.
welcome. —11p
STAG
for
JOHN McPHERSON
FRIDAY
MARCH 21, 1975
8-1 a.m. �y
CLINTON
COMMUNITY CENTRE
THE . KENNETH McKellar
Show, Monday, April 7, Alumni
Hall, London. Bus leaves
Clinton Legion 7 p.m. Tickets
including bus - $7 each. For
further information call 482-
9478 or 482-7220.-11,12b
"CASH BINGO", Seaforth
Legion Hall, Friday March 14
at 8:15 p.m. sharp. 15 regular
games for $10 each. Three
specials for $25 and a $75 jack-
pot to go each week. (Children
under 16 yrs. not permitted.)
Admission $1, extra cards 25
cents each or. 7 for $1. Proceeds
for welfare work. Sponsored by
Branch 156, Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion. 7tfn
This week, meet the percussion section of the Clinton Centennial band. Left to right are Steve
O'Connell, John Valkenburg and Cheryl Flynn. (photo by Jack Hunt)
Meet your
Centennial hand
BY SEAMUS DOHERTY
So that you are familiar with
the members of your town band
and their progress, I have
decided as public relations
chairman of your band, to run a
series of articles• • and
photographs in the Clinton
News Record.
My thanks to the editor and
staff of the Clinton News
Record for their kindness in
allowing me the use of this
valuable media to bring you,
the people of Clinton and area,
closer to your band.
Thanks is also extended to
Mr. Jack Hunt for giving so
freely of his time and skills to
provide me with the
photographs necessary for
each publication of the Clinton
Centennial Band News.
Your band is 35 members
strong and is now in the throes
of enthusiastic endeavours of
striving for, not just
mediocrity, but excellence of
performance. Each Friday at
four p.m., the band spends one
Federation concerned over beef farmers
Concern over the plight of beef producers
in Huron county has prompted the Huron
County Federation of Agriculture to call a
meeting of all beef producers to try- to
come up with some answers to the
pro
pr
The recommendation for the meeting
was made by the executive of the Huron
Federation and approved at the regular
monthly meeting held last Thursday night
at Colborne Central School near Carlow.
No date has yet been set for the meeting
but it is expected to be this month.
Adrian Vos of Blyth explained that the
and one half hours practicing in
the basement hall of St.
Josephs' Church on James
Street. But practice alone is not
enough, what they need now is
experience.
The band is now ready to
perform and parade with pride.
They have a very attractive
uniform, a good repertoire of
music, confidence gained from
previous successful per-
formances and most important,
a respected and well qualified
music director in the person of
Miss Lois Legg.
Any enquiries regarding fees
and dates of performance can
be made by writing to Seamus
Doherty, 292 Townsend Street,
Clinton.
ale sure it not go for commercial use.
m
working and has a second source of in-
come, Mr. McEachern explained, she A hot topic of discussion was the O.F.A.'s
plan to stabilize farm incomes by in -
family may already own a farm home
could set up a savings plan even though theoducin a rice -insurance plan. The plan
would be administered by the O.F.A. with
registered in the husbands'name. She could rmers paying one third the cost and
invest up to $1,000 per year and deduct this fa
overnment two thirds.
from her income and put up to $10,000 away g The len would work on a commodity -
to buy a house when the couple retires from p
the farm. This plan can also apply to sons wide basis and would compensate farmers
working at home and hoping to buy their when
therl reasones lableow cost the Pofc rice production.
calculated
own farm at some time in the future. The as Farmers would pay into the plan when the
interest on these savings in non-taxable.
Fle 'also explained capital gains tax price was high and draw when prices
. legislation and carried on a lively, lengthy dropped below the price of production.
Adrian Vos vice-president of the Huron
executive felt the need of the meeting • discussion with the 60 farmers present.
had received queries as to what Mason Bailey delivered the report from unit,
nit lxplainedd that
at t e plan
production
ot
because it spoke of
the Federation was doing for theans beef. the
re 0.oluti resolutiondirectors.
asking that minceand
farmers controls would be in ` effect. Several
farmers and they didn't have any ens k anies to speakers seemed to think the production
He said it was hoped.the beef farmers must now pay dead stoc comp
Fish - March 11 Huron the Ontario controls would have to be much stronger to
BINGOthemselves would be able to suggest remove dead animals, make the plan work.
and Game Club, 8:30 p.m. something that the Huron County directors ministry of agriculture and food should set make
fnal result came of the discussion.
Jackpot $55 in 55 calls. Six door could take to the monthly Ontario up a system of removingdead stock and
No
prizes.-46tfn - Federation of Agriculture meeting in
DANCE -
Toronto.
Clinton Community
County d
Centre - Sat. Mar. 15, the beef situation was drastic and county
(continued from page 1)
Music by Scotts orchestra. beef producers were losing tens of that was offered at that time, that perhaps
Sponsored by I.O.O.F. and thousands of dollars. Mr. Vos explained
Rebekah Lodges. Admission $6 the increase should not come until Sep -
that the low beef prices were also helping tember of 1976.
per couple. Lunch and refresh- to drive down pork prices, thus bringing that since other
meats. Tickets available from problems for pork producers. boards such as Huron Mr. Young adcled and Stratford had
members or phone 482-7652 or The meeting will be held in a central received raise to $300 per month the
at the door. -10,11b location in the county and everyone in- Huron -Perth board was actually
terested in the beef situation will be invited classifying itself as second-class
Clinton II, 4-14 to attend. executives with the small increase.
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The second meeting of the Guest speaker at the meeting in Carlow The board also raised the mileage ex -
Clinton II 4-H Club was held on . was William McEachern Of the department penses for trustees to 16 cents per mile
March 3. Our meeting began of national revenue in Kitchener. effective January 1, 1975. Previously board
with the pledge and roll call.members received 10 cents per mile while
Mrs. Ryndall led us in a He explained some of the new tax travelling on board business and a motion
discussion about the three proposals and how they would effect far- to increase that figure to 18 cents was
elements of fashion. We 'rners. Changes proposed for the coming defeated.
learned about choosing a year would allow a farmer to buy a Now the mileage to be paid to trustees
pattern and material. Sylvia Registered Retirement Savings Plan for will be 16 cents per mile travelled on bofird
Forbes laid out a pattern on her his wife and deduct i't from his income, up business whether or ,not they are travelling
C material. to the maximum allowable deduction. in their own vehicle. A vote to delete the
irector
1975. Jake Van Wonderan said
Separate h\....
Beginning in 1975, income from all clause, whether or not they are travelling
RECEPTION * * * * * * * * * * * private pension plans will be taxable but in their own vehicle, was tied and chair -
and
DANCE
i Geraldine Strong i
iand i
Gordon Bell
1 Fri Mar. 14
9 to 1 a.m.
Clinton
Comriiunity
Arena
Everyon4' Welcome '
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• NOW PLAYING
Thurs. Mar.13 to Sat. Mar
* BUSKER
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* Coming Next Week
"KILGORE TROUT"
-ft there
will
plained. clause as it stood.
15* The $1,000 per year tax free savings plan Members argued that the clause be
* for buying a home was explained as to how, deleted claiming that a trustee who did not,
for examp ,
be a $1,000 deduction, he ex- man director J. Vintar voted to leave the
ELM HAVEN
MOTOR
HOTEL
CLINTON
For al remarkably low f'e'e, H & K
Block will help mike sure your
taxes are as low as they can
legitimately be.
G;]aR BLOCK
THE MOYNE TAX PEOPLE
3 RATTENRURY xST., CLINTON
(OPPOSITE TOWN HALL)
Open Mondayr:Tueeday, and Friday 9 to 6 - Phone 482.3533
Also 19 Victoria Street North, Goderich
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
AK it could. affect a farm family. If a wife is
le drive to a meeting to be pai
Board members salaries
will be cut if absent
The . Huron Board of
Education under the terms of
the Education Act gave power
to the Chairman's Advisory
Committee to deduct an
amount not exceeding $300 for
each month missed by a board
a metric education program.
Vice-chairman Herb Turkheim
said that he believes that it
should be part of the board's
job to educate the public on the
metric system which was
coming into ,effect faster than
lid
_thent,gr, ze
the public res .
T4ie diteCiiir of ecuttatrorr, ►v
acting as secretary, will now
keep a record' of attendance at
board meeting and committee
meetings and the attendance
record will be reviewed by the
Advisory Committee.
At the last meeting the
members passed a resolution
that the Advisory Committee
would be responsible for the
question of payment toan
absent board member and that
the absence of J.P. Alexander
since November of last year be
considered an approved leave
of absence.
Under the s of the
Education Act rd member
must forfeit his seat if he
misses three consecutive
meetings without a leave of
absence. However a board
member does have the right to
appeal if his salary is affected
by the resolution.
In other hoard business a
delegation had attended a
metric workshop in Chatham
and advised the board to pursue
Advisory Board- to set up a
metric committee comprised -of
both board members and staff
people.
INCOME TAX TIME
SEE
HURON BUSINESS
MACHINES
for a good selection of
adding machines.
113 Ontario Street,
CLINTON
Reward offered,
in girls death
A $5,000 reward for in-
formation leading to the arrest
and conviction of the person or
persons responsible for the
death of an 18 -year-old Windsor
girl has been announced by
Ontario Provincial Police.
Barbara Jean Avery of 3385
Sandwich St., Windsor, was
reported missing July 30, 1974,
from the Bayfield home of
Clinton Police Chief Lloyd
Westlake where she was
boarding while working at
Pinery Provincial Park.
Her skeleton was found Dec.
16 in bush'land in Hay Township
just north of Grand Bend,
Exeter OPP constable Frank
Giffin, who is investigating the
death, said Sunday that while
foul play is suspected, the
Centre of Forensic Sciences in
Toronto was not able to
establish a cause of death.
Polio said any person with
information about . the death
should contact the nearest
police department or the
Commissioner of the OPP,
Remember, this is your band.
Country Singles
Dance
CLINTON LEGION HALL
Sat. March 22
at 8:30 p.m.
MUSIC BY:
The Treetonles
REFRESHMENTS
SERVED
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WATCH FOR
OUR N'EXT DANCE
AT HULLY GULLY
APRIL 1 2
CLINTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB
PRESENTS
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY CLINTON"
AT CLINTON ARENA
AN ICE SHOW- IN HONOUR OF
CLINTON'S 100th BIRTHDAY
SUNDAY MARCH 1 6, 1 9.7 5
2:00 P.M.
TICKETS AVAILABLE
FROM CLUB MEMBERS
ADULTS $1.25
CHILDREN .50
mileage leage expenses. However Mr. Vintar
pointed out to the board that in essence, a
board member was entitled to the mileage
expense regardless of how he or she got to
the meeting.
In other board business members voted
for an appointment of .a hiring agent. The
motion presented will appoint the chief
executive officer as the Hurdn-Perth
County Roman Catholic Separate School
Board's hiring agent.
Also before any personnel are hired by
the director, a letter of recommendation
must be presented from their recent
pastor. Two trustees will serve as a hiring
committee for teachers and other
educational personnel.
Members argued that the board should
be responsible for the hiring of all
educational personnel. The discussion was
sparked by an ad for a part-time teacher
for a Goderich school in which the ap-
plicant was to reply to the principal.
The trustees were assured that the board
has final approval but often act on the
advice of a principal. It did not mean that
the board did not have control over the
hiring of educational personnel.
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Clinton Community Centre
SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1975
Music by
SCOTT'S ORCHESTRA
sponsored by i.O.O.F. & Rebekah Lodges
Admission $6.00 per couple
Dancing 9:30 to 1 a.m.
Tickets available from members or
phone 482-7652 or at the door llb
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