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Clinton News-Record, 1976-11-04, Page 2nt ' ee a Ralph McNichol will be a►gairi.te has been Deputy re for tl>Aree years and was a coun- ill ►ir dor ears. Reeve. 7 rf' GodeT+ rnshll for o t ri► uty Reee for four ya. and co�n tlIorrich f01.11. fou " ears. De uty RGnt Stirling h. said l e rill rruneeve a gainra� Councillor Garnet'iri:ghta a councillor for six years will run again as will Councillors Jake. Reder and. Joe Frit - z-- for - win -1a' ` and. ,end ��' M. ;ltbrn eBridge, in���, �'Y.,,did a : the icy ate .., oti An Pi t fIrs-utter"' " een our low .. It I , to alert. b' an fling,' W1' atet'a shins to of 'which support � vch ha�px e n y w � and.their-dedents. event toe w place in raceb>ridR'o=need fiur ch. flood Donor Clinic to - Princess St, Sutter WAS in beheld at 1976 Mr- Bensoz► in n Monday* Nov- 8, St - Moto o on : Wednesday_ last Cl to , p.m. and 5:30,- � attending funeral of his from 1,30-3...30 a to 8 the' i0. the late Mrs. O.F. 8 p.m;. At! the 4- �#►datns�.. 1rS, Adams, .,a. Net ..contefl t with one back- rn fboEr ` in Clinton, a e daug R r Ofday's work the liter of breaking the late Mr. axed. Mrs. Robert CHSS prefects are returning fo Holmes, Mr. Holmes being a fur an encore otitis Saturday, de� � . M Member of November 6. Se if You have 234?1 ".nQ.il y- o!0 Ile s one' of the .bond' last Saturday` night be th+ ht c computer, or' l !'llIl ,0r? f ' kno s tor sure. of children out trick or 'ln Clinton. (photo by Chris . .. Param bs leltta It ' ent for this area, a any je da b (ween 9 Goderich Township Council loaner em call 48 former mayor of the town, a�nytirne;,�Satur . y e accepted a tender at their last ane also was Editor of the a.m. and �: + + + meeting to complete the Clinton New Era. .construction of The tenbbr lace on Princess Staking S " + + Huronic Rebekah Lodge Jenkins Drain. A. sister reunion is akieg held a successful dessert was for $19,544.f0 and was treet. euchre lest Wednesday, awarded to Postill Con- (continued from page 1) and potentiral council members he said: •`People must be prepared to be open to employer-employee relationships. Council has to see both sides of the story. They must get along with people.' Mayor Don would have liked to see the situation over the gover- nment's attempt to close Clinton Hospital cleaned up too. "You never know," he said wryly, "1 might just take a crack at running again some time in the future." Tuekersrith l!tsiting just. now with Mrs- October 27 in the Lodge Hall. strucUan, lied for and issued to Harry Scheslenberger are her High ladies' prize won by The Postill submission applied Willis/Switzerrfor a drive two sisters. Mrs.eHoward r Mr. Mrs. Sutcliffe, ladies' low by included the tile and culvertWilliam Klomps for e Fletcher of Lambeth and Mrs. Gage - Monk. lone needed to complete the shed, Wi and two sfor manure anda Mrs. Homer Jeffery hands. Mrs. Marjorie project and added $25 for pig L atter came, Florida. The Broadfoot, lucky chair Mrs. connections. Other tenders storage tanks, Martin Deter came are Clinton via Ed Nickle, door prize Mit. received were from Gerber Straughan for a mobile home, Detroit and now returning south.. Perc Campbell and draw for $12.828 and had no tile Joe r and Potter for a mobile for rpe y included, Brickman + + + prize Mrs. Ellis. + -I- + 314,450 no tile included and house. • Two members of the M day night in $15 for connections and,�� Bluewater Shrine Club and Brussels at the 17 f con set November 12 at 8:30 p.m. as the date and time for a ratepayers meeting to be held in the HolmesviUe School. They also plan . to invite Colborne Township to the meeting. Building permits were Lake on Zone C-1 VanBree for $14,907.25 no tile 'I0 •1 ,ea decide+ to s o en .ec�tion- have ed wo �' st r.' ullett Township o; re +iillen�� the ratepayers of ILullott he said. Councillor Torn Duizer, who has served on Council for four years, Will also not be running again. - Reeve John Jewitt, who has he reeve of Holten for two years and a councillor forseven, has decided to run for Reeve again. Deputy Reeve Joe dunking has also decided to run again. Mr. flunking has been, Deputy Reeve for two years anda councillor for six and one-half years. Councillor Greg Brandon will be running again. He has served for two years on council. (continued from page 1) said he was abiding by his earlier decision not to seek re election after completing 20 years on council, 15 of them as reeve. Deputy reeve Ervin Sillery, com- pleting 15 years on council. four as deputy reeve. will try for the reeve's chair. Councillor Robert Bell, with two years on council, will try for the deputy reeve's position. Councillor Bert Branderhorst. com- pleting six years and Councillor Cleave Coombs, ,11 years. will not see election (continued from page 1) machine in the office". Councillor Tench said. "Are the police going to take the responsibility to enforce our bylaws or not?" Mrs. Tench continued. Councillor Bert Lobb felt . that the question of barking dogs. which are only allowed to bark 15 minutes after a bylaw was passed in September. is getting back to the responsibility of the citizens. "Why can't a person go over and have a chat with his neighbour and ask him to keep his dog quiet?" he said. The recorded vote to proceed to ad- vertise for a bylaw enforcement officer went as follows: in favour - Mayor Don Symons, Reeve Harold Lobb, Councillor Helen Tench and Councillor Jim Hunter; against Deputy Reeve Frank Cook, Councillor Ernie Brown, Councillor Burt Lobb, Councillor Ruth Roy and Coun- cillor Roy Wheeler. for number the complaints, Mayor Don says, and. named at least a dozen, hoping not to miss. any. They include the building of the Community Centre in 1967: the successful revitalizing of the Industrial committee in 1970 that attracted W ildex; the town's Centennial celebrations in 1975; the participation` of the townships in the . fire area boar- d ; and the opening this year of new modern facilities for the town police force. "One of my biggest hang-ups though was that the town should, aspire to a new town hall. 1 couldn't see spending $400,000 on the old town hall and still have nothing," he said. The town hall issue caused a great deal of controversy, forcing a 4plebiscite in the 1974 elections, and almost losing the mayority for Don, who won by only 44 votes. Another bright spot in his career was being elected head of the Towns and Village section of the Ontario Municipal Association in 1972, and being voted an honorary member of the Clinton Kinsmen Club this year for outstanding service to the community. Offering his advice to councillors their wives returned last Legion Auxiliary 'Euchre included and 3 . week from a holiday eR' Tournament three Clinton nections. Greece. Mr. and ribbtns, • In other hu mess council • � o(, ( I onors clinic Mrs. l Gree members, Eva Sc f� Mrs. Villard Aiken and Mr. Luella Lepptngton and Grace Brenda Rutledge presented and Mrs. Lawrie Slade flew Castle won the High Score In Brownies The Xi Epsilon Beta the culture program ed via Detroit and Shannon, All Trophy. There were 40 � rk 1 Hallowe'en chapter held their meeting of communications: languon age Ireland to Athens Greece. competing 26thehome of and life-style. 1 w daysr to consider • teams October at The objective The first n were + -}- t On October 27, the Clinton Vivienne Roy. how usage of the islands Brownies had a Hallowe'en The .Xi Epsilon Beta was spent cruising vyant a definition of ac- the language reflects a Greece. as curstcy. party at school. First we got chapter welcomed Diane surrounding a We like this one - persons � values and life-style. Especially where access the "Woman: A strange animal into our costumes. Then we Boyes. a transferee from the The P r ns Valu was discussed one island to played Struck Miss Susie.. Xi Beta Kappa chapter of who can tear through an 18 -. and then an interesting game mountaindon top town was inch aisle in a crowded store, We then bobbed for apples London. of pass -word, P gained only by donkeys. MAIN CORNER. CLINTON PHONE 482-7778 (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) rd was played. then goes home and knocks and had two chances to get an Tl>te i uP was remind 4 The 13�trGsi meeting was the doors off a 12. _toot, apple. After we bobbed for.' •, a Cleveland we ate them. There we • about the blood donor dirt coined bon s for and dthe everyone from the apples Press. • played witches wizards and °nl he helping. wT en the j The group then clelbrated gnomes. The abject was for decided that they Halloween by dressing up in the leaders to catch somebody While they do actions. One leader would say a special word and we would have to catch hands. Then we had aur closing. By Louise Proctor. group rising the would plan a dance for the costumes and sure Spring to be held at the White Ritual of Jewell chapter, who Carnation: The Exemplar were having their meeting at Ritual for Brenda Rutledge the home of Michele Hansen and Linda Meade will be held of Goderich. A lovely lunch at the neXt sleeting. was then enjoyed by all. OPEN i-6 NOTICE Ratepayers of The Town of Clinton are remind than ► the fourth in- statnnent of 1976 Taxes are due and payable by Nov. 1S, 1976. 6E A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR RR 1. BLYTH • Rural • Residential • Commercial • tight .industrial • Alarm and Intercom Systems Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the C. Proctor Clerk Town of Clinton Help us celebrate our Second We thank you for your patronageover the past year. Help us celebrate our second anniversary by dropping in forfree coffee and donuts. November 4. S. & Durst'S Farm & Garden Centre for *HOUSE PLANT SUPPLIES II BASIC & DECORATIVE PLOWER POTS O1 ALL SIZES. AND PLANTERS. ,,SPECIALTY SOILS M PREFERRED PET FOODS. GROOMING AIDS. LEATHER ODS • PEA* MOSS b FALL FERTILIZER • GARDENING TOOLS ►' FARM HARDWARE & FENCING * !'ANINMAL HEALTH AIDS & SANITATION SUP- PLIES PULL LA #.1 E OF PUR;NA LIVESTOCK FEEDS tte TO YOU 1N BAG OR BULK, b1f BAG OR `Et3LR DELIVERY in the County of Huron that the period during which nomination papers.may be filed in the office of the clerk for the purpose l elections commence November � at the hour of •.3Q o'clock a.m.. and on November 1Stlathe hour of p•m for persons for the office(s) of one member of the the purpose of nominating fit and proper p+r - Huron and Perth Counties combined T Roman of Clintonofic Separate and the TownsiSchool ZoneBoard rd representing the Town of Goderich, t the Town of Goderich. TownLice and themselves an. Township Of ccordingly, and which f�rrtiheEtake natio lectors are hereby requiredto take no � that the manner in which said nomination shall be filed is set forth in section 34 of The Municipal Elections Act which provides How nominated - 34. — (1) A person normal oay be fficeed as a of the -clerk ndidate lor an office by vKithin the period in g in the office of the clerk. during in prescribed farm which: (a) shall be which nominations malbefiled. a nomination paper P io listsof shale e signed by at least ten electors whose names are entered in the polling tilled to vote in an election to such office; as will) (,l state the name. dent identify him and the officeon for which he is addtess of the person no><ninated in such Manner the nominated: and lc) shall state theQihned��� s �� atm °s a meaddress of eachelectr mt�r of nomination paper and. where the office for which board, that such nominator is a public school elector or a separate school elector. as the fact is. 1374.5.20(1). with IonseY►t and declaration to be filed (2) N1 f ation • is valid unless there iftt►lltrnend>il�tlarat ont�fictvals t�cat on the nomination paper6 consent in writing to the pretcribed form by the person nominated. Public *chain nominators (3) A nomination paper n m(tating a person for an office the holder of which i5 required fobs elected'by public schoel1 electors shall be signed by public school elector: Only. 1974.%20(3). rate sch of nominators (4) A naminettatn pliper nominating a person for an office the ho boder o1 vrhich 15 required to be elected by sitPrato s<cttool electors shall be signet by seplJtate sche01 tiect.Es only. 1474.s20(8) Separate nomination papers tx) Each candidate ter election to an office shall beno� new by a eOaratit nomination paper, but an elector may sign the nomination paperso candldateL.. Clerk to keepnernination paper (4) After a nomination paper is filed with the clerk It snail remain the pesseSsiOn el the clerk ()miser* persenS rouninoied•t r) The emir Is on the person nominated tor eiection to an office to files Mane fide neminalitt r the said ice It a greeter number of candidates than relhe lime fMRerithip hellilin'fat (she pCrill�includi � theminated arid make til'►# requirerd declarations. notice al llcalbla!i'!� er a corilflca�te tc� unto to,advanC* pili and milk. el the lett 'lay I3+' nlatking app proxy will too "Won forthwith, . . Giv*n twist hili home( this twenty, ,t$!rst II+ Y of Octohor t0/4,, About a third of Ontario's electricity is gener- ated by burning fossil fuels.. coal. oil, natural gas. The price of all these natural resources is increasing rapidly. The price of coal. for example. has tripled over the last five years. Higher fuel costs inevitably show up in the price you pay for electricity. Save electricity. and you'll save money. You'll also be helping to conserve dwin- dling natural resources for other important uses.. transportation. agriculture. chemicals.