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Clinton News-Record, 1985-08-14, Page 5Huron County Warden Paul Steckle receives his dinner from Maggie Burton and Bernice MacDonald during Ontario Agriculture. Minister Jack Riddell's • barbecue ' at. his Dashwood area farm on August 7. (TA Photo). EARLY FILES Two clergymen celebrate anniversaries OTTAWA The price paid to e$0,..Piee 40oerefoe.,Grade lar401104 month will be unchanged,, the (*ORA Egg er10400 ago Cylc41444.Alnotmeed.. . AlthoughfeedandiabOr Oosts were up last month, an increasoin the Price paid to pro. doomfor eggs other than Grade A large dropped the conversion rate in CEMA's priCing•toimallla. This conversion rate is the difference between. the Grade A large price and the . average price the producer is paid for all other sizes. The producer -run agency sets the price for Grade A large at the beginning of each month using a cost of, production formula. The •federal government's National Form Products Marketing Council is notified prior • to the pricing announcernent. The price paid by consumers is actually set by wholesalers • and retailers. .'. • Egg Prices price paid to producers for a dozen Grade A large AUG./85 LAST MONTH A YEAR AGO. B.C. Alberta Sask. Manitoba Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia P.E.I. Newfoundland 1.04 1.04 1.02 1.02 1.01 1.01 .96 .96 .99 .99 1.01 1.02 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.07 1.07 1.12 1.13 1.11 1.09 1.08 1.01 1.06 1.09 1.12 1.12 1.14 1.19 100 years ago August 12,1885 It was a little singular that two clergymen of this town have the anniversaries of their pastorates on the first Sunday in August - • Rev. A.Stewart entered upon his eighth Aik year, Rev. W.Craig upon his fifth year - on yr Sunday August 2. •Auctioneer T.M. Carling of this town, left yesterday for St.Thomas having been sum-, . moned to attend as a witness on the inquest held as to the cause of the accident whereby Mrs -Sanders and child and Mr. Dempsey lost their lives through being run over by a train on Clinton's civic holiday. Mr. Carling being on the' lookout for the St. Thomas race track, where the accident' occurred, with the object of seeing " Gbderich Chief" stallion, • if possible, took more than casual notice just . about that time. Mr. Carling, we understand, is positive that he heard the whistle blow., • ' • Unfortunate Accident - On Monday even- • ing His Honor Judge Dartnell, whilst at- tempting to jump from .the yacht Oriole, then/lying-A Port Whitby to the shore, and where some of his friends had been visiting, missed. his foot, and his coat 'catching on the vessel, he fell, bruising himself severely and severing several.of the sinews of the leg. It is fearted he will be-confiried to the house for a month or two. - Whitby Chronicle. The gentleman is the brother of Mrs. R.M. f Lacey, of this.town; and we notice by city papers that he is the president of the Ontario Cricket Association and was to have .been the spokesman for his fellow members when a community of them received the Marquis of Lansdowne at the Queen's in Toronto last Saturday, but was prevented.' by the acci- dent. 75 years ago August 11, 1910 A unique tea party was held on Friday evening when the .ladies of the W.C.T.U. entertained all the elderly ladies of the town at the home of Mr.and Mrs. W.S. Harland. There ,were between thirty and forty guests, consisting of all the elderly ladies who were able to leave their homes, several of them having passed by ten years or more the allotted life of man; the oldest being Mrs. Pode who is over eighty-seven. The guests were sent for in carriages and taken home after the tea. All seemed to enjoy the tea and it is needless to say that all were well looked after by the hostesses. Revs. Dr. Stewart J. Greene, 11. Newcombe and J.E. Ford, and Mayor Taylor were present, and each made • appropriate remarks. The mayor said among other things that .he was pleased to note the influence of the W.C.T:U. upon the, morals of the town. Prof. Brown was also present and he with others gave some musical selections on the piano. Some selec- tions were also given on a phonograph, all of which was much appreciated. • 50 years ago •• August 15, 1935 • Mrs. Jean Kyle and Miss Jeanne Mitchell left for Winnipeg on Saturday morning by way of Sarnia, where they took the steamer Noronic to Port Arthur. Jeanne has made her home with her aunt, Mrs. Kyle for three years and will be missed by her playmates and in church and school concert work. Clinton's good bail team was not good enough to defeat Lucknow on Monday even- ing and lost a close decision by a score of 5-4. In the ninth, Carrick tried to steal home from third, the bases being loaded with 2 out. Jblinson for Clinton was at bat with 2 balls the count. Carrick was nipped at the plate and a grgat rally went for lack. Hawkins, Clinton's :centre fielder, playing short, made a wild pitch to first and Hovey made a bad error on second. Even with several errors the game was close and ex- citing. 25 years ago August 11, 1960 Official opening of the Clinton Community Swimming Pool will be held next Wednes- day, August 17; commencing at 7 p.m. Charles S. McNaughton MPPfor Huron, Ex- eter, will officiate. A display of swimming by students will be given. Also as a special attraction will be swimming, diving and lifesaving displays by a group from RCAF Station Clinton, com- ing to the event through the courtesy of Group Captain K.C. Cameron, commanding officer, RCAF station Clinton. "Fire Fans" last Saturday night created a problem for the Clinton Fire Department as they rushed pellmell after the engine when the call Fire Chief Grant Rath ,made a re- quest following the fire that those in- teresting in attending such alarms, be careful not to obstruct the work of the firemen. • At last night's (Wednesday) meeting of th0 Clinton Collegiate Institute Board it was decided to hold off the official opening of.the new wing of the school until late October. The opening had previously been planned for September 16. The new auditorium and classrooms could not be fully completed by that date, • Deer involved in collision causing "I, A ,000 damage HAYFIELD - Two accidents were reported in the area over the weekend, ac- cording to the Goderich detachment 'of the Ontario Provincial Police.. On August 11; a car driven by Edward Mothers, 23, of Windsor was travelling nor- thbound on Highway 21 when it came in col- lision with a deer. The accident, which oc- curred approximately three kilometres north of Hayfield, caused an estimated PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND • PROPOSED ZONING AMENDMENT AFFECTING THE TOWN OF CLINTON I) TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Clinton will hold a public meeting on Monday. September 16, 1985 at 8:00 p.m. In the Clinton Town Council Chambers to consider a proposed official plan amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act and a proposed zoning amendment under Section 34 of the Planning Act. The proposed official plan amendment would change the dedignation on Part Lot 50, Bayfield Concession, Town of Clinton, otherwise known as Block C In Mr. William Kotar's Draft Plan of Subdivision from Residential to Highway Commercial and change the zoning from R3, High Density Residential to C3, Highway commercial (as shown on the attached map). The amendments, if approved. would allow for the expansion of an existing brickyard onto this property. These amendments are conditions to a previous severance application. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and -or make written or verbal represen- tation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed official plan amendment and zoning change. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed official plan amendment and proposed zoning amendment is available for inspection during regular office hours at the Town Clerk's office In Clinton. DATED AT THE TOWN OF CLINTON THIS 12th DAY OF AUGUST, 1985. Area of Proposed Redesignation In the ....Official Plan from Residential to Highway Commercial and of Proposed • Rezoning from R3 (High Density Residential) to C3 (Highway Commercial). cookow° vosicv01- Cameron Proctor, Clerk Town of Clinton Box 400 CLINTON. Ontario NOM ILO (519) 482-3997 C3 SCALE irnii;iieSear!!!! 0 25 90 M40125MO MILMES sec 4rio, C344 $4,000 worth of damages. 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