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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-02-27, Page 11Township of Hullett TENDER TENDERS will be received by the Township of Hullett for the supplying and delivery of 800 lbs. of WARBLE FLY POWDER 750 lbs. to be in 15.4b. bags, and 50 lbs. to be in 1-lb. bags. Bidders must name the ,brand of spray and the per- centage of Rotenone contained in the powder. Delivery to be made in the Township Shed in Itondesboro. All tenders are to be clearly marked as to contents and are to be in the 'Clerk's Office not later than February 29, at 6:00 o'clock p.m. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HARRY F. TEBBUTT, Clerk Treasurer, RR 1, LONDESBORO, Ont. 8-9b Township of Hullett TENDER TENDERS will be received by the Township of Hullett for the SPRAYING OF CATTLE FOR WARBLE FLY CONTROL within the municipality. All tenders are to be clearly marked as to contents, and are to state the price per spray per head, and are to be in the Clerk's Office not later than February 29, at 6:00 'o'clock p.m,, 1964, All persons tendering for this job must be registered with the Indus- trial Hygiene Branch of the Ontario Department of Health and also must be covered with insurance. The sprayer must work under the supervision of an Inspector and must conform, to the regulations imposed by the Warble Fly Spray 'Act, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HARRY F. TEBBUTT, Clerk Treasurer, RR 1, LONDESBORO, Ont. 8-9b See Us This Spring For 1. Malting Barley Contracts 2. Seed Grain 3. Low, Low Fertilizer Prices 4. Bean Seed 5. Bean Growing ,Contracts 'WHERE YOU CAN DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE' COOK BRAS. MILLING CO. LTD. Phone 24 or 249 HENSALL, ONT. AIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111=111111. OUSE SPECIAL PRICES ON DRYERS • WASHERS *RANGES * REFRIGERATORS * FREEZERS Westinghouse 4-Cycle Heavy Duty Laundromat Automatic Washer LTF775 Exclusive Westinghouse Multi-Speed .Tumble Action washes best, uses less water, less detergent, -less bleach. 0 Self cleaning tub. 0 4 wash cycles give perfectly safe results for every fabric. 0 Two deep rinses plus deep penetration spray rinse. 0 Automatic self cleaning ejector. q Water Saver for less than full loads, 0 Big family 12 lb. capacity, Only $249.64 Trade-in l Clinton Electric Shop D. W, CORNISH; Proprietor - "Your Westinghouse Dealer" 482 .6646 Clinton The February meeting of Summerhill Ladies Club was held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam.' Jenkins with '2.4 nieMbers and one visitor present. Thank you notes were receiv- ed from Mr. and Mrs, Henry Baker and also the Children's Aid Society. During the business meeting it was decided 'to make a dona- tion of $5.00 to the March of Dimes and $10.00 to the Clinton hospital Auxiliary bursary fund. A quilt was quilted during the afternoon. Those In charge of the March 6 party are: Mrs. Charles Mer- rill, Mrs. Don McLean, Mrs. J. Murch, Mrs.' A. Neal. For program, Mrs. Salverda and Mrs. 3. Snell conducted contests. Mrs. L. Stewart gave a reading. The March meeting will be at Mrs, C. Ellis' home. Those on lunch are Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. Norman Wright, Mrs. H. Watkins, Mrs. C. Ball. For program, Mrs. K. Tyndall, Mrs. F. Vodden and Mrs. Wes- terhout. Roll call to be a household hint for spring cleaning. Summerhill Club Makes Donation To Two Charities ATTENTION ' FARMERS Contracts to grow cucum- bers for the H, J. Heinz Company Of Canada Ltd. in the Clinton, district are now avai lable. Call Mr. Robert Johnston RR 1, Clinton Phone 482-9135 7 tfb Historian Re At Auburn yeah Village Changes Women's. Group Sessa 6 Bert and Rosamond Garrett are pleased to Announce they are Officially Opening their Store R `Thurs„„ ,.Feb, 27, 1904,0Inton: News-Record—Page 11 Still Some Exciting Buys In Old Stock From Our Clearance Sale Farms -- Residential -- Commercial, PROMPT, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE 5 RATTENBURY STREET EAST PHONE 482-9644 CLINTON, ONT. MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY MORTGAGES ESTABLISHED 1889 Centact our Representative H. C. LAWSON Township of Mullett APPLICATIONS AFFIACATIONS will be received by the Township of Hulled for the Position Of; WARBLE FLY INSPECTOR in the Township of Hallett for the year 1964, The salary offered is 51.00 per hour and 5c per mile while on Town- ship business, and the Inspector must, be familiar with the terms and conditions of the Warble Fly Spray Apt, All applications must be clearly marked as to contents and be in the Clerk's Office not later than February 29, at 6;00 o'clock p.m. HARRY P. TEBBUTT, Clerk Treasurer, 8-9b RR 1, LONDESBORO, Ont. MOTOR TUNE-UP • W ELLS GREASING OIL CHANGES GOODYEARTIRES AUTO ELECTRIC BATTERIES KING. ST, 7-7CILINT94 We Give::-Gold - Phone 482-3851 Bond stamps SPARLING'S WEEKEND SPECIAL ELECTROHOME HUMIDIFIERS i49.95 AND S59.95 "Properly 'humidi- fied air provides comfort at 72 de- grees indoor temp., equal to indoor temp. 75- . 78 degrees with- -.out adequate hu- midity. Save fuel w i t-h properly humidified air. We have added KEY CUTTING EQUIPMENT At Our Hardware. SPARLING'S Hardware Phone 482-3821 FIRST LONDESBORO Pon' oopoildeAt inro, :Pert 4414).: Kincardine; Mn, and Mrs, Andy Eari Qattnt. last. Sunday were. Mr, and Mrs. Mervin .gelcraier, Gaunt, Lucknow, and Mr, and. mrs, Ken ,a.u.nt,, Clinton, :Visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Mr; .and Mrs. Robert .Strattglk-- an and children, Goderich, spent a few hours. with. Mr, and Mrs. Willows Mountain last week, Little. Heather Fothergill is at present as patient in Clinton.. public Hospital. We 'hope we. will soon hear Of an improve, ment in her condition. garveT Nanking who •,i„s in Westminster Hospital is slowly improving, Mrs. Hunking and Don visited him on Sunday and found him in good spirits. and coming along nicely. 'Visitors with Bert and Dora Shobbrook on „Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Nertriaip Radford, IilYth; Mr, and Mrs. 'Percy Oth- 'pings, Mr. .John. Gibbings, Mrs,. Ross Millsen„and :Sheryl, The .family placed a lovey pen and pen holder for the visitors' book in the church in remein- brnee of their mother, Mrs, John Shabbrook. Mr. and Mrs, Art mahaffy, Byron, visited with Mrs. Bert Allen on Sunday evening. Plans are in progress for a social evening for the Sunday school iin the near future, There will be a further announcement, Mr, and Mrs. Chandler Liv, ingstone and family, London, and Mr. and Mrs. James Liv- ingstone and family, also of London, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Livingstone. o RCAF LADIES' LEAGUE Pts. 97 Pinheads 92 Do Drops 87 Rockettes 79. Panthers 74 Best Betts 67 Alouettes 58 Arrows 56 Rowdy Rivals 45 Show Offs Saucy Seven 45 High single. Margo Marshall, 241; high triple, Margo Mar- shall, 632; 'high average, Caryl Ranger. 1.86. Scores over 200: Margo Marshall, 241, 216; Dor- othey McEwan ,223, 203; Bea Bowman, 209; Win Navels, 20$; Marcelle Cyr, 205. TUCKERS1VII7VII LEAGUE W L Pts. Tigers 37 26 86 Lions 33 30 76 Bears 30 33 72 Wolves ......... 26 37 60 High single, ladies, Shirley Hargreaves, 192; men, Ed Lay- ton, 244; high triple, ladies, Shirley Hargreaves, 540; men, Ed Layton, 607. DAIRY SCHOOL Third Meeting Friday, Feb. 28 at 8:30 p.m. in Holmesville (Old School) Subject: • "MANAGEMENT OF DRY and MILKING COWS" Sponsored by Clinton Farm Supply Lloyd J. Holland , 111 AUBURN.-The Auburn Niro, men's. Institute met for its . February meeting in the Corn- Triunity Hall with the president, Mrs. Bert Craig, in, the chair and Mrs, Robert J. Phillips at the piano. Mrs, Thomas Haggitt gave the financial statement which showed a, pea balance on re-. cent prpjeots of selling lunch.. Mrs, Bert Craig and Mrs. Lloyd littinPhreys were appointed to' make the lunch for the card party, A discussion followed on "the• rummage sale to be held in April and the WI Will have charge of the bake table with the committee, Mrs. william Craig, Mrs, George Million, Mrs, Robert J, Phillips and Mrs, Donald Haines in charge, Gorden Qh.ainney was appointed auditor to act, with Mrs, Keith Machan, Mrs, Wil- liam. Dodd resigned her posi- tion, A letter was read from Mrs, Trivors, the provincial president, and the roll call was answered by naming a Cana- ellen citizen of renown and. why, The most' popular answer. was Mr, Cruikshank for CKNX radio and TV and Alexander Graham Bell for 'his invention of the telephone, Mrs' Bert Craig distributed pieces of print to be made into articles to sell at an auction and the curator of the Auburn Tweedsmuir History book, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, read the im- portant items of news which. will be placed in this history book. She was 'assisted. by Mrs, Robert J. Phillips in reading this report. , Real Estate Changes Of interest to the members was the 12 changes of real estate which had taken place in this community. The village it- self had been enlarged during the year and new streets open- ed up and some closed to traf- fic. One new ranch type home 'had been built by Mr. and Mrs, Robert Turner and they and their daughter Lynn had moved into it early last fall. Three golden wedding days were observed by Auburn. resi- dents, 'two 40th's, three 25th's and one 15th wedding anniver- sary. The convener of historical re,- Mrs. W. Traxler has return- ed home after spending several days as a patient in Toronto General Hospital. , WO Alex Velleman is pre- sently in hospital in London where he underwent surgery. S/L and Mrs, Harold Booth were in Ottawa last week, Sgt, and Mrs. E. Foubert sp- ent the weekend in Ottawa, also. Oongratulations to LAC and Mrs, Ron Silk on the birth of their daughter, Patricia Lynn at Clinton Public Hospital on February 12, Cpl, and Mrs, N. Bowers have moved to Waterloo. Youths Busy On Thursday, February 20, the Stouts and Guides had a "belated" Valentine dance at the Scout hall, Games were played, the outstanding one be- ing a contest for singing com- mercials, Scout -Master Ross Marshall and assistant Scout Master Andre Beaudouin were in charge. The Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies held a church parade on Sunday morning, February 23. The packs were led by "Scotty Marshall" who played the bagpipes from the Scout hall to the chapels. At 'the RC chapel, five lads received the "Religion and Life" awards. These were Ronald Forcier, Robert" Betts, Brian McDonald, Michael Kelley and Michael Gaffney. At the Protestant chapel, six flags, were presented to Padre Swaren. Glenda Wade led in the responses. Bill Estabrookes read the scripture. After .the return of the colours, the re- cessional 'took place. ,i Several mothers attended the "Girl Guide World Thinking search and current events, Mus, three years in this :distriet she Lloyd Humphreys spoke on the told the history of the area. historical, sites .in this area ,and Sieur- 'TPDVP$ bad ,passed had. an .attractive array of nos, close to this silver area in 1686 tors and pamphlets showing about the time, .of La, Salle, hut these 'Places of interest, ' . 'silver was discovered until .She urged all to.. visit the 1903.. She stressed that each Huron County Museum at Visit '- the home of Adelaide Goderieh and also mentioned HoOdiess. the founder of WT, the historic. plaque placed In. near Stoney Creek, awl also the, the .COunty Courthouse at Odde, monument 9recteq, to. her out,' rich in memory of `,Sir Standing. work to educate 'the Stephen jourrialist,. rural. woman, author and publicist -who. had. In Closing, Ntrs, .T-Ittrpphreys, been born at Hills Green near spoke of several hooks Which' Varna, and also the founder Itoi ltf.a4.1.161194ontotyry, . this of .Goderich, Dr.. Tiger Dunlop, trio An attractive poster told the story of Cobalt and the finding A delicious lunch was served .of silver near that town, As by Mrs, Kenneth Scott and Mrs, Mrs; Humphreys had resided for Herbert •Govier, Adastral Park .• Social Notes News Editor: Anne Aileron — Phone HU 2-7349 Day" meeting of the 2nd RCAF Clinton Company. Each patrol had chosen a country to repre- sent and prepared booklets, Pos- ters and 'a display to show bow other Girl Guides' dress and their customs, An impressive 'candle light- ing ceremony was held when 25 candles on a large gold form of a trefoil were lit by the girls. Each_ candle represented a country where Girl Guiding is in the Tenderfoot stage or the companies are fUll members of the World Association. Refreshments were served with the help of two LA mem- bers, Mrs. A, Cole and Mrs. D. W. McDonald, who were also in attendance as mothers of ,Guides. 0 Middleton Mourns Former Residents The sympathy of the com- munity goes out to Mrs. Ben Rathwell and faMily in the loss of their husband and father. With the passing also of Miss Mabel Rathwell on Sunday of this week, this family has been doubly bereaved. Mr. Rathwell and Miss Mabel Rathwell were cousins and for- mer residents of the Bayfield Line. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Salk- eld, .Lucknovv, were overnight guests at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton on Tues- day of last week. The Women's Auxiliary of Sit. James. Church, Middleton, will meet Wednesday afternoon, March 4, at the home of the president, Mrs. R'ay Wise. The roll call is an Easter verse or 'thought. CLINTON THE INDUSTRIAL ‘11MISINIMIN11111016. We Feature a Complete Line of S A V kG E Children's Shoes ... including "Pussy Foot" and "Little Red School House" Shoes. Friday Morning, February 28 — with A Brand New Stock of ►RE IT S SHOES FORMER STANIFORTH SHOES NEXT TO TOWN HALL , For Every Member of the Family doods623630., ETT'S SHOES Savage Shoes TWO DRAWS To be made Sat,, Feb, 29 of Closing Time 1st: $10.00 Credit Note 2nd: $5,00 Credit Note DER. NOW For Skim and Summer Delivery - Aluminum. Doors and Windows. All Products Go Up 4% On April 1st No MO'ney Down—Nothing to Pay June 1, 1964 ALL WORK GUARANTEED STEWART'S ALUMINUM SALES 101 Victoria Street — Goderich Dial 524-8821 Collect 8tfb In Several Baked Enamel Colors Awnings ' Siding SAVE ,4% Fertilizer 5-20-10 - $61.50 10-10-10 - $59.10 3.15-9 - $48.15 4-12.10 - $46.20