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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-06-27, Page 11FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later that Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 669 W I GMT A f ci BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER nm. GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SALE$ - SERVICE - INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr. Phone Collect HU 2.9250 BRUCEFIELD, ONT. I Gravel Tenders TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH SEALED TENDERS for crushing and hauling approximately 10,000 yds. of crushed gravel, crushed to go through a 34" screen, Township to supply gravel. Marked cheque for $200 to accompany tender. CATCH MORE "A" PREMIUMS WITH THESE NEW SHUR-GAIN SWINE FEEDS New Shur-Gain Salebarn Starter has been developed by Shur-Gain Nutritionists to get those newly purch- ased wearer pigs on to full feed sooner — with no digestive upsets. New Shur-Gain Pig Starter—a highly palatable, high energy feed to be used following Shur-Gain Creep Feed through to 10 weeks of age. Call us for full details on these new feeds, and the complete ,Shur-Gain Six Step Hog Feeding Program. Do your best to catch MORE "A" PREMIUMS with your MARKET HOGS. a SHUR-GAIN puts the GAIN in HOG FEEDING CLINTON FEED MILL 28 Huron Street — CLINTON — Phone HU 2-3815 SHUR-GAIN • puts the GAIN IN HOG FEEDING I ▪ I HOG FEEDS 1 10 Cu. Ft. Dial Defrost Refrigerator ee 'Appl times Frfire • „Ii:•• Full SWivel GE% Top . E. Cleaner' Warranty $69X00 TRIPLE DRESSER BEDROOM SUITE Beautiful 34siece Set; Spacious Triple 13reSser, with bevelled mirror; Chest, and fall size Bookea,se Bed, Also 2 Bedroom Lamps WE DELIVER $147 00 ALBERT STREET E F N ACROSS FROM NEWS-RECORD CLINTON PHONE HU 24601 og noun & mop IANcEs Ontario Stftoupleseicnic AtSeaforth. Children •.Enjoy *homing, .Contests Reid Reunion Held Sunday Sixty persons attended the en, Karen Tyndail, Laurie mons; hoy.q under seven, VW Wheeler; girl*, under 1,0, Esther Merrill, Pal-bare: Biliott; boys under 10, David Aiken an,d. David. Watson, Three legged race, Cheryl Tyndall and Marie. Trewartha, Douglas and Prod '..I'reWartha; • bean race, Mrs, jack Merrill; balloon relay, Ross, Merrill's. team; lades kick the slipper,: Miss 'Fay Merrill; men, Ross Trew.artha. The .yoUngest child present was Brian Trewartha, two and 4 half yeara, 9 The sixth annual picnic of the Reid family was held Sun- day afternoon, June 23 at Sea- forth Lions Park with an at- tendance of 42. A program of races for the children and guessing games for the adults was conducted by Mrs. George Cantelon. Mrs. Cantelon and Mrs. Bob Elliott kindly assisted in get- ting the picnic supper organiz- ed and serving tea and freshie to all. After supper Mrs. Wilbur Keys conducted a short meet- Sturgeon and Joan-Anne, Bay- log and appointed Mr. and Mrs. field; Mr. Wayne Pridham, Fred Reid to be presidents for Cromarty. 1964 with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clinton Teacher Named President Of Huron Group Ronald McKay, Clinton, a member of the Clinton Public School staff was elected presi- dent of the Huron branch of the Ontario Public School Men Teachers' Federation at the an nual meeting and banquet in Seaforth last week. He succeeds John McCarron, of the J. A. McCurdy school, RCAF Station Centralia. Other officers are; Vice-pres- ident, John Siertsema, Holmes- vine; secretary, Robert Hanna, Clinton. Committee chairmen are: Superannuation, Bill Bl- ack, Goderich; education, Ron- ald Patterson, Ushorne Town- ship; insurance, Howard Scot- chmer, RCAF Station Clinton. The group paid tribute to one if its former presidents, Dun- can McKay, of Auburn, who is leaving Huron County for a teaching post in a secondary school at Sault Ste. Marie and John Goman, of Exeter, public school inspector for South Hu- ron, who is moving to Guelph as inspector. annual picnic staged by the Ontario Street UMW -Church' Happy Doubles Club on Sun- day. The outing was. held in Sea, forth Lions Park .and the at,. ternoon Was spent in swimming races for the children, contests, a ball game and a smorgasbord pletile supper. In charge. of the proceedings were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil El- liott, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Mer, rill, Mr. and Mrs, 'Roy Wheeler and. Mr. and Mrs, George Col-. eloagh, Winners in the running races for the children were as fol- lows; Five and under,Gary Watson, Susan Tyndall; girls under sey, KIP.PEN Mrs, M Cook, Kitchener and Mrs. Armstrong, of the Goshen line, visited Saturday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs, N, Long, Mrs. E. Dowson, Winthrop, spent o. few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Van Wieren and family, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lostell and family were; Mrs. Sarah Blackwell, Riverside Nursing Home, Mit- chell; Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien, Exeter; Mr, and Mrs. David Blackwell and family, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Glen .Students Receive Awards At School Fete l3AYFIEELD — pink peonies, ',Siberian Iris .4.4.0 candles forpied the deeeratiorl for the graduation dinner .of the Goderich. Business Qoilege, which was held. at 'The Little Inn, Bayfield.„ on Saturday evening,. The group enjoyed a delicious. dinner, and . were 'entertained by Misses Janet Reaburn and An- nette MacCrostie playing two piano duets. • • Typewriting awards for the year were presented .by the principal, Mrs, F, M. Weaver, Awards for 60-69 by per minute were won by Beverly Johnston, Joan Livermore, Mustard and Mr. and. Mrs.. Ken Mercer as their committee. Carol Ann Hill was appointed secretary for the coming year. Those attending were from Clinton, Varna, Seaforth, Lon- don, Tavistock, 13rucerield and Woodstock. Joanne JAIm.Pre- and .Russell Robinson, Awards for 50-0• words per minute. ,were won by Marlene Robertson, Sally Peeves, Janet .1.1$marnitnii,to,JrtnnebtikArrraell, Michele 4'.i.haaiiit! t,isa„ r 4n e liatt.4111,$!,g,9e praolrd Up- AIM and Barbara. raleeller, These awards were given with the compliments of The Business Educators' Association of Canada,. Underwood CO, and the. ROW Typewriter Co, As soon as the examination results tor .June are received from the Associatiop, dlniornaa will be issued to graduates, Gikts were presented to the ThurS,, JiMe V, 19 44,-,4:lint9r1 Now-Rpc9rd—rag9 1 teachers of the school and to song accompanied by Mr, those who assisted, in, apprecia- Kempster, which formed a tion of their excellent work. happy conclusion to a pleasant Mrs, Walzak led in a, sing- and enjoyable evening, Tenders to be received by ,July 1st, 1963. Work to be completed by October 1st. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk. ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent. 25-6b DEAL! X4to.^.A'$'ji Theo Three` Suites, 7-Piece Living ving Room Group Not Exactly As Shown Smart Ensemble includes; Nylon Covered Chesterfield and ern tables; 2 table lamps and trilight ...... Chair, both with foam cushions; also 3 mod- $2 17.00 errir-olow4)---: Wonderful value. with many built-in features: Freezing sec- tion holds 49 lbs., three full- width shelves plus quarter shelf natural moisture in 199.00 for plenty of storage space; fruits & vegetables three door shelves; butter keep- er and egg rack. Large porcelain crisper maintains moisture for days ORMIWOOlitetacasola., COMPLETE PURCHASE SIX ITEMS S188 00 Chesterfield Kitchen Bedroom (Chrome or Bronzetone) Inlaid Arborite Top; Extension Table 5-PIECE DINETTE SUITE $57.00 111116lAMgAtifisagme"" 1111111111111111111111111 G.E. RANGE 7-Heat Rotary Switch. Remov- able door, Full G., v., Warranty TERIVISt $5.00 DOWN HOLE $149.00 %MiAlin/oft • NEW G. E. FLOOR POLISHER