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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-04-23, Page 10"My Friend Sally". Mrs. McCullough thanked those who had helped with the meeting and closed with a prayer of St. Francis of Asiissi, Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Lloyd. Bond, Mrs. Elmer Potter, Mrs. Ray Potter and Mrs. Eldon Yeo. Personals Ted McCullough spent the weekend in Sundridge. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pipe and family, London, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clifford and David, Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeo. o - Classified Ads Bring Quick Results 00 L JACKSON ALUMINUM LTD. SEAFORTH is collecting wool for grading and sale on` the co-operative plan. 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Additions or modifications to your duct work can also be'financed New Esso Heating Equipment Finance Plan, Makes it so easy for you to own the kind of equipment that-assures safety, comfort and conven- ionce—Esso heating equipment. ll No down payment—you have 10 years to pay n tato heating equipment is fully guaranteed by Imperial Oil ltasy budget tents arc also available on other makes of heating equip- incnt through your Esso heating equipment dealer. FAST "SUPER CONTINENTAL" SERVICE FROM CLINTON .Page 19,,,c11090. SOY*-ROPINtr,41.114. .Aprit 2 1904 linton „Man, Named To Executive Of Anglers .And Hunters Group Holmesville UCW Enjoy Meeting Reports Given Of Presbyterial Plan To Sell Feeder Calves At Myth Fair BLYTH — Feeder calf club achievement day and sale will be held September 22, the first day of the Blyth fair, Robert Henry, president of the Blyth Agricultural Society announced. Mr. Henry, a member of the committee which visited 36 farms to inspect 54 calves, re- ported the calves had all made satisfactory progress. Feeder calf club regulations were dis- cussed by the directors of the society recently and another committee will 'undertake fur- ther inspections. Plans for the construction of gates at the entrance to the Blyth fairground's, to be erected in recognition of the society's centennial, were reviewed by the directors. Members of the committee in charge of centennial arrange- ments are Robert Henry, Lorne Flunking, Ray Hanna, Robert Carter, Boyd Taylor, James McCall and Mrs, Dan Hallahan, Members of the grain corn field crop competition commit- tee are George Watt, Lorne Hunking and Albert Bacon, Trophies - individual . Land perfect .attendance efforts, were presented at the banquet Staged on 4Pril-10 by members Of the Clinton League, • .4..deliolOttS dinner WaS served in the Clinton .1.400n And lowing. the ,presentation, danc, ing Was: enjoyed to the music of Jim Murray's orchestra, Jim `Fisher, president, was master of ceremonies and pre, sented the trophies to- the Shur'-Shots and the untouch- ables. who capped the top team trophies, .Members of the "A." loop Shur-Shots. are: Lois and Tier- old _Gibbings, Lee_ and Mery Mercer, Vickie and Allen Knight. The '3" group champs were comprised of:. Harold and Bess Black,, Neal and. Jo Langille, Mrs, Vicki Horbanuik and Don. Ellwood. Trophies. and "keepers" for these teams were donated by Milt and Mabel, Hinton the Mover, Hotel Clinton 'and Lorne- Brown Motors. Jim Arnistrong donated the high average trophies which were won by Nancy MacDonald with a 201 and Don Switzer with his 239 performance. High triple trophies were presented by Wes Holland and went to Erma Hartley with a 735 and Bill COffill with an HOLLAND'S UNO ,SERVICE 892, -The 'Igor trophy was .do, natod by Fairholine Dairy, Murphy's trophy for the lad, ies high single went to Lois Gibbings with .30 and Chuck_ Switzer picked up the Clinton Laundry award with a 369, Prizes for low games Were Warded te -Gertie .TeinitaMP • and Doug Retell, while most improved howlers were Lois - Gibbings and Man .Knight, Those winning perfect atten, dance prizes were: ..Ron Wind- ger, 'Gertie TelrikaMp, Mark Teinkamp, Audrey Stanley, Irene Dupee, Bruce Dupee, Don Ellwood, Vicki Horbanttik, Langille, Bess Black, Helen Fairservice. Lois Gibbings, Howie Harold Gibbings, Nancy Mae- Donald, Marie Dixon, Ron Mac- Donald, Margaret McDonald, Marie Arnston, Erma Hartley, Allan Knight and 'Vicki Knight, The bowlers also presented gifts of appreciation to. Marj Carter, 'treasurer; Nancy Mac- Donald, secretary; Jelin Fisher, president, An election followed and the following slate named: presi- dent, .Erma Hartley; Dorothy O'Connell, vice-president; Lois Gibbings, secretary; Mery Mer cer, treasurer. Winner of the $10.90 money tree was Sgt, Arsenault, RCAF Clinton. 0 Clinton Juvenile On Probation For Car Theft A 14 ;year-old Clinton. area boy charged with car theft was placed on probation when he. appeared in .juvenile court be- fore Magistrate Glen Hays, Q.C., Godenich, Thursday. The boy admitted stealing a car owned by Douglas Counsul, of • the Clinton trailer court, early last Wednesday morning, The trailer court is situated across from RCAF Clinton, and was not at the Becker trailer park as reported last week. Court was told the boy jump- ed . out of the car and was picked up on the RCAF station at Clinton after being chased by OPP officers froni Go'der- ich. Frank McCullough and her group. Mrs, McCullough gave the call to worship; Mrs. Wilfred Biggin led' to worship, giving an Iroquois prayer. The scrip- ture lessons were read by .Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt, and the Bible study on the lives of the eiples, James and John, was taken by Mrs. Jack Yea and Mrs. D. E. Glidden. Mrs. McCullough then gave a few thoughts on Spring, fel-. lowed 'by reading of a poem en- titled "My Faith". Roll call was answered by a Spring thought or verse. A duet was sung by Mrs. William Norman and Mrs. Edward Grigg. The business was conducted by the president, Mrs. Lloyd Bond. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, and the correspond- ence was react by Mrs. Frank McCullough. Reports of the presbyterial held recently in Exeter were given by Mrs. William Norman and Mrs. Edward Grigg, A school for leaders was announc- ed to' be held' at Alma College, St. Thomas, this summer. Mrs. William Norman gave a report of the social committee, and. Mrs. Eldon Yeo reported for -the supply committee. It was passed to pack a bale after the June meeting. There will be an auction sale at the May meeting. The mission study on "Our Neighbors, The Canadian. In- dians", was reviewed by Mrs. Frank McCullough and Mrs, Francis Cantelon read a story, Eric Collins, A'Sa.a.C. Street, Clinton, a past eprosident of Huron Fish and Game Vation Association, 'has been: elected second VieeTresident of zone .6 of the .Ontario redera- ton of Anglers and Hunters. Mr, Collins and George cow, another Pa,St president of the local club, Attended the rah annual convention of Huron and Erie gone .6 in Delhi on April 11 and 12, The gone, which in- cludes 'the triangle from Wind- sor to Owen Sound to Oakville, is one of six in Ontario. Mr. Collins had been .on the mem- bership and public relations committees, The Clinton delegates brought back samples of string millet seed (otherwise known as budgie seed), and will plant the seed at the Fish and Game clubhouse grounds and also at the club's, farm on the 14th concession of Goderich Town- ship. • District Forester E, K. E. Dreyer, Hespeler, of the Dept. of Lands and Forests, announc- ed• to the convention that plans are now going 'ahead for the development of Point Farms Provincial Park, four miles north of Goderich, Tender advertisements ap- pear in this issue -for machinery rentals, gravel tenders and well drilling tenders. Mr. Dreyer and Ed. Mead- ows, also of Hespeler, the chief conservation officer for this area, as a team, won a. log saw- ing contest for the Huron dis- trict over the Erie district team. Mr. Meadowi is a reg- ular speaker at conservation and hunters' meetings in Clin- ton and area, Three persons' from this area won $50.00 prizes at the convention: George Falconer, Brucefielt Cpl. W. M. Baptie, 343 Victoria Street, Clinton. and Rev, Davidson, Wingharn. The Huron Fish and Game club supported two resolutions that were endorsed by the con- vention. One 'from the Welland Out- doorsmen Club, asking the Dept, of Energy Resources to aliIMMallenreanailIM ET ono.. provide adequate public access to etreanis and undertake stremn improvements. Th.e other one, from the West Elgin Sportsmen's Association,. re- quested the Dept, of Lands and Forests 'be petitioned to proceed with the further expansion and establishment of public hunting grounds, Vice-president Collins Intl mated that public hunting grounds are a possibility in Huron, County if the Dept, of Lands and Forests sees fit to act on this resolution, • The Huron. Fish and Game Conservation Club are vitally interested in conservation, soil improvement, soil erosion pre, ventioni and. stream improve- ment. The club is willing to provide speakers from its membership, or procure speak- ers for any group wishing in- Former Summer Aid Named Assistant Among the recent list -of changes in the Ontario agricul- tural extension service is the announcement that Melville T. Chamberlain has been named assistant agriculture repre- sentative in Wellington County. A graduate of this year's class at the Ontario Agricul- tural College, Guelph, Cham- berlain was summer assistant in Huron last year. Mixed Bowlers Receive Trophies., tiffine Officers for :Next Season Win Trophies For Bowling Efforts The Clinton Mixed Bowling League staged their annual banquet recently -in the Clinton Legion Hall and awarded prizes to the top teams and individuals of the past season. In 'the top photo are the Shur-Shots who copped "A" loop honors. Standing from the left are; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Knight and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Gibbings. Seated are Mr. and 'Mrs. Mery Mercer, In the bottom photo, the Untouchables, "B" winners, are shown. Standing from the left are: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Langille. Seated are Mrs. Vic Horbanuik and Don Ellwood. (News-Record PhotO) MRS. F. McCULLOUGH The UCW of Holmesville United Church met in the Sun- day School room for their reg- ular meeting on April 14, with the meeting in charge of Mrs. ARN it LEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SALES SERVICE • INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr. Phone Collect 482-9250 BRUCEFIELD, ONT. FOR LESS THAN 10 0 A DAY YOU CAN OWN A NEW ESSO OIL BURNER