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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-02-18, Page 8...,.. ,; Al V 'BREEZY ,. �. By B BER PEONA, ITEMS ' .�4&� NEW$ # C,. UB ACTl.i� VILL.AGE APP NING$ CQrmpondon '; AUDRF( KLLCNAMKR Phone OoyNld $0, ubscriptpns, Cl4sslfie0 Advs., Display Advs. girl lob Al intirag all cccPpteo by the )3pyfield correspondent IVXr', 'and "s, Keith Pruss and tient ora C mail Public TTospitalpis, .Jpclai, Mas, Paul, Moss, Lon- ;and neer a droop to drink", •Also tvvb. children', Londalysine .the since!e4oly Io+k la,apt we. don; =4 Vada, MA's, FlewlIer m .the 0terAQon on Wednesday, k tri • is 's; M tel 12onAld I11ndSay ac- MoT;a,," brier,. Tctloilt r. the B'ayfaeld River "weal' .out" ws"e . end ppts Qt . %, P, dy s as mQtbe. r, Mrs_q. Pfirker, compan`ied Zthr, -Grant Paroctor; Mr: ane.' Mg's• F P. A4;Q- :with;' speotaacular ,xuml, delwis- Mxt, ,ar►cl • :ll'. We t;o?A.:were: Gpd h, to Torolito .ori Satur- .gave a. 1?4 t!1?day PaAtY r lkieaar tin , t9ns of toe on baQh banks, joined ,:W thoX dal titer aril day where :they :attended the younges,•t, danz�hter, .I�asen},r, M,rs. Lyle Hill received a life n� n�law, lyLA', and Mrs., R. Boat ft- i , oil Sluiday4 �'abrixaxy .��; .al'so xne7i>bersh1p. in the United .Ch- Marsh rail; T%d'on,. �Q,z' t}Ie wee c Mr, a'rucj.:MYs, R. Jenkins and: pA"esent were heir �iy�and; APS 4 h V{r 1e?A of Qanada at Var- en -d• ° _dadren Neill And Mary and Mr: Steer an'd +th* _nl4oen, .an'dga bast Wednesday, Toe Pres'- 17an CWT% r, m141, :spent Jegrlwns $r., :all ,of Lrn>x1pn, Werre het: sister and husbazld', Mr, .and enttatlian ways matte. by �Yfm Su Nin Ile village. o9ts of Mr, and Mrs, J. Lintl- Mrs, Gayle 1 R• Tu'??lr, y ani .Hill°'s two dawlvtesSlui-laws, Tam. BanA�'i Wuteogo, was at slay on Swaaay, Philip. Mrs, Frank FIill and M?ws, Gor" hAs cotbaige`:Sattrurclay incl Sun Mrs. Jac}c L11uff rsywrnec] BttyPaald hail 'ins trioti of don H'vll, day. hemp on Mn'dlay meter s1?atad?sa'g flooded paspsn4m •.on Wed?a lVriss Iia, �%iJl, Koxnolsa, has, 'Ken Femgus9n has been a pa a few week vWt g her daughrt- dray last, .and th1 c}�? �l for been the guest of Mr; and Mis hucnPis'could haAdLY'a"been Lyl, Jik for the past two • • greater hard. oQ been discovere'd'E We'ek!s, DayfieldA cul#ural So+�ee Your correspondent • fel;t ratherr likezg.T z . the Ancient 1Vtaxi,ner uvi•�th, , ., Piks, i tees forfall[Fair Water, water, everywhere, Goder! h Scoot cC tnm 7. Teen ,Age Club " f! Bayfield Sacout',Ne 1, wo k S. 4 `, oa1 V0brOary 9 the Browole �co�utla o� ray Ua�ted 30 p,m,, �, Church: P 'k hold their :regWar weel�ly Vomorea groups will prpAq 'nt q. mooting' 'twit: took tthe form of . ,pro�;a; = arca '�?inghtixil; TV. a Yalentixi4''s Party. 0ain%, 4 kvexe Played follp.w. 94 by re- fl'e�;aMtlts whrich, consikted of Wo" M, 1 w hay C,.o ,le� : , k { H 'Son4n.1aw t t < • T Tlie Cubs Angular weekly . • I InegtIn —1104 ou FOruary 9.Dies wit i1 a good. a4 Adan co des in Kitchener. .. 'd, 'icy wt}�" outlditians�. s: BeAmarcf1vsQa1 �?Voodok r Tlao ??1'g's ackvityes ol7enod an acgQunt :e?ec!A'tlYe Wit(1. l'ru* with .the 4nves�tuture of k e vii?d, ' i ce, . ,. Ltd, � ed dexulivai ?�1.uar>f. Grp? ._ ,. Mean, xr, Who , as presented tct . T ,sudcj'eply d4 Kitchener tar# . n . , �e Gwb i1'aater, bx Sixes WaII day, ebiary, 1965, Mz; P,iorson �e Blues Pix, After" wjo4dcq*, w.lp lived at 106Q� alae repea,'t}rig P the 'fib .mak'; gatri 'a Street, Lando?i; nit,. and Cub Prom?se to the C4uk? 1VtGaster 1?y K vlri, Cutr Ztlstlict�. morn In Now Brumwii* An ., lived to Cordate 15 yea? s. ozi;d Terry Ago. $'efor e .m to ors, Ltri'da Paoms_ 1VXaoVa+cp pres�t'ed Kelviu vyl iXh a. the Cub ,start laid hat. The: he was .c loy by the Grand Taw followed "t e4- Brnaz "dek Depa,dtiment of High-. l .. ,..We with K Whys. lie WA in, hlo',39th Yeah.. vin ;Joinin19 iii fop ,the first time lie began lie's. career, with. ' > as a-Ci1il?, The reanNnder of the, Prudential seven ,stars ado as• ire was t regular. .. ecrtor* a exec and n B T a ctAvutCies, Wath es and ins sts choir Pe7'io The District #the I e . en us- New +~orclw•nls'sioner` had an, att'entiyg ssmens A's'soca„� Uon, He was Cub For Qa .fi►eld ,?'ick audience when. he gave the baYb 4tve member of FWWa sm y.. < talk' .on the Cub Law'' and Untted Church and was member �j E Kelvin Merner 'receives a welcome Imidsheke Premise, of, Ashlar Lodge, No. 610, A7 D, V (''o1_ tram Cub Master i, W.. Maevic4r 'after° bis nYes - • is for the evening were d B+AY.••FIET,JD--Ata meeting of Mrs, J. Lindsay, Mrs, D. Mi'd, WJ�les. ata g w. e B lead A ewltZt al Society on dletan, F, Clsft, Mrs. R, Stir, OrgdnlZe Alf' tore into the Bayfield Pjack. Kelvin's parefits, your photographer, Mrs. e Surviiving are 'Its `wife, tho s` yfi nd February 1 i'th e� ling, g, Mrs; :R,. T,alvlor' Nits. • Ted » • • Nfx.. e nd Mrs. Merton Nether 'were on h d to. ell tint beer � '. u e George . f ogner 1-lelen Bond; a daughter, Monday, aa,W Pr . Bayf ield1f illage a �i _ B � , gbo _p omni ttee 5, Anton osit on Joan; two sotis�; Paul, and Brent sidenit Orville 1VDoCllnchey cosi- Dunn, E. McIlwayn. watch the ceremony. 0hairman Georg%- Bellchamber• . 1J3AY''rb--Forty Bay, 42 t , and: a brother, duelt>ing his first m'ee0-6g, ,con?:- Domestli'c science, Mrs. 'V, field e a ers met oar The following story from the (Photo by Atcdr Bellchamber ; lXstriict Comm ssioner J. Gal- l a hams^ �'ttees were inked" for the Mrs, . . ►a G d'erich Si , Saar r 1'a the _. .. � � lana and. Kelvin's mother Ern, of London.�?e is the son - mu p Oesch, Mrs, .A, Ai7nsstroaig, . Tne§day, Tebiailry ,16, in o „brnal e. and inl+aw of Mr, sild Mrs. Albert B'ay8ield Fath Fair. T. ' Penhiale, Mrs. J. Aldingtaon,. the Town Mall, Bayfreld, W1 If the GDCI boamd had • father, Mr. and Mrs. Menton •B,and of Clinton. The report of the striking Mrs; O) McCJlinchey; fiine amts, in appointing, onp o€ its rpem- Bayfield Ch Meitner. ep . Svxtli SVIr< uaxd Mrs. Ed Iie1v- e _WService was. conductted by comrciitilt'tee i'sas. tallows; Mrs. L: Mali rus; Mrs. L. Hill, tt as orgt►nicers. bers, 'to idle Advlsooy Vocational u��� �C ����� GUIDE$ Rent. Meir A. Jo Wates of Entarbal nmeivt, G. Stirling, Mrs. J, Yeo, Mrs', J. Sturgeon; Officers ol'eeted hero as Committee .to the Clinton Dhs- ® /►{•� Suppers The ragular weekly meeting Rob' ' on orial U� 'tedB. Ta Ior A.: ia?on F. poster display, E. Ilessaon, G, follows; liresigdnt, �Viike .' Fitt. Calle+giaate• Inss'titu'te Bora�"ci, ot� 1 �an Sor►dalS and vvas held cm Wednesday, Feb- u� Memorial na Taylor, Armstrong, g, "The ends of democracy were a E. Lagan Ravers, Mrs,' R. Shim; Choi50 s the Georg Clift; lunch, Mins. G. Stirling: lYI a.l o n, a y; � aoe-presaclent, ruai�Y 10. Guide Captain Mrs, R. and Sans funeral home on Fri - Mrs. cdtclh Ladle's work, Mrs', H, Penllale, Doug Darnborou h; secrc- faithfully -served at the Monday BAYF ]DLD Uni I of St. Plans were made to hold a Maloney tells'. us _there are sena , Mrs. E. Grigg, Mrs. A. S g day, February 12 at 1.30 p.rn. er, A. cotchmer, H. Cole- Mrs, Hous�tion, Mrs. H. McCuS- tar Barbara, Turner; trea ni'gh't meeting of the Goderi�ch Andrews UCW met on Thurs- er+al new 'a'ctivit'ies comang um Pallbearers, of m S , Y, Supper for the, .clio'r of the ch Pall e!arers, were members FY1an, Mrs. J. Yeo, L. Mmldns. lough, Mrrs, IWEwan, Mrs', Mc- surer, Jim Robinson, and District Collegsate Institute day, February 11 at the home of in the near future which will arch March 12 at 6.30 m', in the London Bearers• Association, school. conwfAttee,, B. Taylor, Clure,• plants and flowers, Mrs. The first 'teen town Board, Mr's, Jean Bell, with an attend- - ' _ p be reported on at a later date. Honorary pallbearers were J: B. E. Gri g, Mrs. F. Middleton, "Board member Dr, R. W. anc'e of 22. - appre:ciatnon of their services. The Ba field Guides have O"Bailer 'Ross Fuller Clarence Mrs. A. Scotchrner, E, Grkg'g, dance brio be on Tri- lVLrs. B. D y "appointed" to the Arrangements for the Wip to been inforvned that after Feb-' day, Hugh'' was. Simms, Guenther Weber. Burial y inn, devotional lea- , Bea, ns' grain and seeds, V, Qes'chy O, o central adv'is'ory vocational der, conducted the openbig ex- tape ladies' day show over tele- rwaly 15, Cana:da's' new flag will was in Woodland Cemetery. Destroyed board by the only ,anno.cent erclses, using as her theme, vision an London weme discussed be the official guide flag, in- Triose attendingthe funeral' 1V1cCUinchey; field crop, L. Hg11; © A. Bettles, J. Yea, .A. Arm- • ® bystander" at the "ee"ing "The Church and your Coln- and Mlle family night pot -licit stead of tree Union Jack; from a disitian�ce. were Mr. and In a sr ll ire sttxang, G. 'Stirling, �� �e a���ey the Signal Star reporter. munlity". Miss Marcie .HobneA supper Fabrwary 24. SCOUTS Mrs. Jack Gilbert and Mrs. Vegetables, F. McClure, H. "Dr. Hughes was ahps:en by read the scripture and Mrs, J. The meeting closed with the The re Fred Gilbert of Goderich; Mr. HEN'SALL- A>1'out 400 bush Penhale, 'C: Diehl, L. Aiakrns; simple, yet effective procedure, p y m9z , benediction and lturch Tu. regular meeting was held La c Haughton. Cameron S'cobehauer lead tin rat er. s wren a g'. els of beans were destroyed Fit- > o s ,. . Tuesday evening, Febryxary 9. d -day afternoon and an elevator apple comperdtion, Mrs; Came ; ® of having his name drawn by Rev. A. G. Peias'e, took the served by the hostess and ladies `I1he theme for blahs' meeting was and family of Collingwo'od; 1V1r. on, Mrs. G. Rivers, G. Stirling, ®�t the newsman coverimg the meet y y .in the in charge., "Furst Aid". and Mrs. Kenneth. Trewartha damaged during a fire at the Dies In e r stud book for the de -Mrs. Clinft; fruit, L. �r.,aa, F. Ong. Miekle , seed and grain :mill on „ absence of Mrs. Roy Po�th. and family, ATr and Mrs. S!t>afin�g, F, Cdyrnont; tortes- The 'unusual procedure eines » e L7iayd' Bond and family MU Street. Donald M. Cameron, a native Mrs. J. Lindsay took the bus- ��e�d ti • y of Clan- stars, G. Stirling, A. Armstrong, about after Uoard memberxx tank y Villa a C�Unm ReCe�v Tli'e fire is •believed to have J• De'eves: of Ba fietld and a resident of it 6n 'turn to nominate for the mess Hart of the meeting'. Flans �. g eS ton and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins starlted' when an erleviator hetet N'orthv,ille near Detroit for the wer 11is.cus'sed for the St Pat- of G'oderich, larcnnned and then burned th- • lovses, A. Arm'sitrong, H. Coleman,, (We recommend that , Past 15 years, died Sunday, at eoininuttee which, was s'et up' 'to ,advise the Clinton board. e mck',s Social an March 19 and rough• horse shove be discontinued and �nteliall conval'esc'ing hone atf- '(As all members .expressed it was, decided to have home The alarm was given by, a than entertainment committee ter a l'agg illness'. He .was 94. "regrets" that tile, would not talent and pictures shown by mild employee, Dennis Overholt provide other' amusement). James Cameron, Bayfield is lie able to act as the Goderioh Miss •Doreen; McKenzie. Final of Zurich. The blaze was erten'- Dairy cantle, T. Dunn„ A. Belt- the last Cameron coushn of the representative a draw was caU: planes were made for congregat- guished . :albeit ham tori hour 'les, T. R1a;thwell, J. Yeo; beef deceased man. ed for to break t'he stalcni�. ionaJ pot -luck supper on Feb - by Hens'all fire brigade., ,-, cattle, E. Mollw>'aan, H. IVIcG'utl.- Services were held Tuesdayat " r r S�aad c1l�aimman Barry Wal- ru 24. ar'Y E. L. Ml'ckle and Son • who lough, L. Hill.; sheep,. C: Diehl, 11 P.m: at the Casterline funeral ter: "Well, we'll just have to. Rev. Pease gave the closing own: the, mil were' in England J. Demes; swine, T. Penhale, A theme with the Rev. S. D. Kende appoint somebody." The names prayer and the hostess, assisted on a two weeks' vacation. Rau; poultry, V. Oesch, H. Pen- Rau; off ciating. Interment was in � of the members of the boaxtl by committee for .the day sem- hale; i Woo'dmere cemetery. Mr. Cain- were carefully written, on, slips ved a very d'a'inty lunch. a• ' taste, E. Griigtg, F', 'St6xtlung> exon; a retired ctailor, was born Bayfield, Ontario loldes.t son of paper, an ;riot hawing a hat handy, Edi Jessop Unit 2 Meets l G. Rivers, A. Rau, J. Yeo F: , McClure: of the lame Alexander Camara secretary plat ed ahem in .an empty brief , The February meedn+g of Unit • ; rJ} a> Discussion Ams •Meld on waWs and. E>z'em Logan. He was, member o2 Jeffers case, ;, 2 Was, held' Wednesday arfter- to improve the flair- and prizes :a son Ave. PreslbyteAm Church -- ; „ ,. Then aanidst audible oohs "ah's" nape, February 10 at the home l �� • ; s " and entertadnmetlt sect up to 'and Detroit, and .Odd Fellows Jwb- a slip of paper was bre.. of .Mrs. Ruth Makers. The de - , . me�elt the challenge e= of o aaY• then- erg gee lodge-482,of Detroit. xtra from the of case. extracted - a anal programme a taken v ti was al ten � � -. g " namCh giai;g A„nlcultux°al, economy -.the °Sunv Ang are two. daughters, Chairman Walter •announced e a to "lucky" draw' Ds, r by Ruth Maldims and Carol Peri - = Each. conunittee, is toy meet and Ideas orth- Miss Ethel Cameron of North- winner- as Hughes. Hughes. hale. shipping cattle We are she le We try to corms up with new and probably cozn�nercial pxiizesid MrOlive Vernier vllle and e of - "The unusual reticence shown ever Monday for United Y Y Co -o erat•ives of Ouui'. We iP t to offer, and bring reports to the March meeting. Algonac; a son, Donald A. of Southfield; two salters ''Miss by members to •take the at that meet stairs from th'e fact that, ® • � e Helen M. damerori of Den*rex, will pick up at your farm. Phone collect not later than A conniitte'e was named to meat municipal . councils. re Colarlado orad Mrs, Ade Read of Saa�forth Ontasii;o�• three broth- this committee found it n'eces- nary to meet eight times during ' • Need Exercise, Saturda night. r Y 9 Granits for 1.965 as follows: �• ers W' lam L. of Denver John. the month of January. „ SEAF(3RTH 'FARMERS CO-GPgRATIVE Frazeir S�tarl'urig, Bayfield; Or- yells McCluvch'ey, Stanley Town- Town ' A. of Palo Alto, California and Frank C. of Dertroit, four grand A vacancy was meted on the committee when Goderich 'appointee R. D. Munro informed Professor�� ys 527-0770 ship; Ed Grlgg, Goderiich children; three great g'rand- FRANCIS HUNT shiiip... The board decided to hold children; and two great -great the h,aard. Monday that he would' be, unable to carry on be'- When sows are reared inside 527-1946 three y telt e nd grandchildren. o cause of buildings, duringthe winter months the should be ' 7tfb II 'crop e corn, namely oats ensilage coruz, and cab corn. U���ef seed UCWy • . Unit Meeting The general feeling of the board "Twas beat su�nm d u b Robert Jewell, who when asked r' .: to take the appolintanent, said "No'thanks, It wouldn't be long before were fetter to prevent thercn from becoming too fat, advises Professor J. Norriish, Swine Management : Specialist with the DepajAmen•t of Animal Husbandry, OAC, WE PAY HIGHEST PREVAILING you getting a Guelph. CASH PRICES BRUCEFIELD—Unit.three, of Brucelt0d' UCW held their of resignation from me I just .have not the time 'at- "Overfat sows•, besides being . got inefficient, usually farrow sinal- . FOR DEAD COWS AND 'HORSES February meeting at the home of Mrs. Ken Scott. The study ,to tend all those meetings. "Said Dr. Hughes: `I just ler litters and have, more far - According To "Size and wmrsthip was in change of felt It,cm-dng'." rowing problems than tbinnerr sows," nays Professor Norri's'h. Dial WoUrton 881-3459 MT'. Fly, 9mHill. and Mrs. o _ sous that are kept inside FOR 'FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE Allen. � I Allen. The topic being Taiinadad SOURCES O1G`. POWER should be hand ted a 'balanced �GRAF STOCK REMOVERS was ;informative and interesting to everyone. Miss Bernice Labii gave her To, supply the electrical: • re- qui,remen�ts of irarnes, farms' and ration at the rate of about hive . to six pounds daily, depending 'the industry, Ontario Hydro was on the nutritive value of 7;8,9,10b speech on Enimeline Pankhiurst, operating 71 generating stations feed used, The sows should be • _. which wan • a blit speaking 1� p comites' for •her.' it was decided to -'hold a penny contest using throughout' Its province-wid'e Power system at the beginning. .put 'outside err a yard two to ex - titres times each week for ex - excise to Prevent staiffaiess. . ' WARBLE FLY CONTROL the years: from 1955 to 1958, Stanley ladies against the of .1965. �— If outdoor teatime is used in the winter; then the sheSters, Tuckersmith ladies. The peat- ELIGCT'RICAL APP1LTANCES feeders and water supply should ni'es to be Banded in at the In 1$93, only three electrical be arranged to force the sows Township of Stanley April meeting to Mrs. B. St. g Louis for Stanley axed Mt s. J. appliances were" avallabie - _ an, iron, a toaster and a coffee . to wallc from one to, the other. The be long yards' should and Wilson. for Tuckersmith, maker. By 1939 there were 19 narrow with the feeder and 1. APPLICATIONS wil be received by the Town- A dehelous lunare was served appl@ances on the market. To- water.located at one end of the ship of Stanley for the position of WARBLE FLY by Mrs. B. Dailrymple and her assistants. day the lhsVof ea e'ctnc�al a'ppli� �,nces ava>labl�e exceeds 100. yard ha stimulate exercising df r MNSPECTOR• for the year 1965., Inspector must the sows, • be familiar with the Warble fly Act and must keep accurate record of cattle sprayed, Salary will be $1,15 per hour and eight cents per mile for mileage., Applications tq be clearly marked as such and to be in the hands of the clerk by February 27, 1965. w 2, TENDERS will be .received by the ,Township of Stanley for SPRAYING' CATTLE for Warbl6 Fly for 1965. The Township will supply the powder, Tenders to state price per head per spray, All work to conform with the terms of the Warble Fly Act. 3, TENDERS will be• received for WPPLYING AP- PROXIMATELY 1,600 POUNDS OF 'WARBLE. FLT POWDO. Tender to state price per 115 - pound bags and one -pound bags, delivered to the Township shed in Varnd. ' SEALED TENDERS''for each of the above, clearly marked 6s to cohtents; will be received by the undersigned until February 27., 1965, Lowest or any tender hof' necossarily accepted. Mel GVahaMi Clerk, TotiVnshi# of Stanley,• BP,IlCEFMELD,- Ontario. 7.8b P'AI�T Villa � e Ma s SPECIALS (Continued from page ane) - .p on whites LATEX '--,SEMI-GLOSS sient ,traders be investigated. p : GLOSS Council Council s!baA:ed that while sym- able at normalrental and sug- $535 gale. 1 � CiLTONE SATIN standard colours CILTONE SEMI -GLOSS standard such assistance as necessary colours keg, $3,30 of, .. .................. ....... ,,. +fit. $9.9a" Gal. ..�, . .....................Sl - 80: l UTTER6iiiPE nasals submitted, A delegation from Tucicer- DUE tem, Mr. Coleman and Mr. Mc- HARDWARE ugerie McAdam, Prop. 452.1023 Iicep 'Togetber Feeding can be either by hand or by serf feeders, which again depends on the composi= tion of the feed being used: About 15 to 20 sows can be kept in a yard -with this system of hearing. Professor Norrash staresses that the colony Buts and shel- ters should have .tow ce'ilffiV that are no higher than twice. the height of a, sow. Low cell•: hngs, he states, help to confixle arid! retain the ;heat the sows produce and: this, helps keep the co'lo'ny but wariner, Ample deep bedding such, as straw s1iould also' be provided to prem Vent drafts, Care should +be ;take"Ji ttr pro, vide" the vmper ambunt of bed ares. an a cojohy., Professor N'oe- rish suggests that about 12 to 15 square feet should be anj>16, If sow's are given too much bed area they will not crowd in 'to- 3ether' closely enbugh. grid 'this W111 decrease the elf fofency dhd tht. comfort of th'e cbla hut during •the winger: Delegations; Yields Villa � e Ma s (Continued from page ane) - .p GRIL® PORTRAITS sient ,traders be investigated. proper sponsorship and super- vision the hall would be avail - JERViS STUDIO Council Council s!baA:ed that while sym- able at normalrental and sug- pathetic they felt that the mat- gested that the sponsors seek Phone 452-7006 ter should be more .fully inves- such assistance as necessary 2tfb- ttigatted by the Busnm,essmen's from other local organizations. A•ssoefation and concrete pro- l TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT nasals submitted, A delegation from Tucicer- smirth Municipal Telephone Sys- tem, Mr. Coleman and Mr. Mc- ���®�� Bath, Asked for recogn,ition:.of their tmnchise, and enactment of a by-law authorizing ahem TENDERS :will .be received by the Township of Hullett for supplying and delivery of 800 lbs. of Warble Fly to install underground and aer- Spray Powder: 750 lbs. to ue itl 15 lb. bags, and 50 lbs. to 1 -al cables preparatory to the be in 1 ib. bags. .All tenders to state the brand ,of powder installation of a dial system, ,and the ,price per pound, and if more powder is tto sup - Council discussed a request .be plied the same .price per pound will. apply. Delivery is to for the use of the village hall be made to the Township Garage in Londesboro. All tend - for "Teen Town" activities. ers are oto be clearly marked las tocontents and must be in They agreed that subject to the Clerks Office not later :than 6:00 o'clock p.m., February ,27th 1965 Lowest or an tends hat it t d Window Shop DEWS` RECORD Classiffed Ads...,. Weekly Home Of RIGGER BETTER BUYS W AL WAYS , 9 ,Rt AND J r necessary accep, e . HARRY F. TEBBU•rT, Clerk, 7-8b R•R. 1, Londesboro, Ont. TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT • APPLICATION ' APPLICATIONS will be received by :the Township of Hullett for the position of Warble Fly Inspector in the municipality for the year 1965. The salary offered is $1.00 Per (hour, and 5 cents per mile while .on township business. The inspector must be, familiar with (the terms and condi- tions :of the Warble Fly .Spray Arlt. All applications are to be -clearly marked as to contents and be in the Clerk's Office not latter than 6;00 o'clock .p.m., February 27, 1965. HARRY F. TEBBUTT, Clerk, 7-8b R. R. 1, Londesboro, Ont. 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 .persons tendering ,for this position must comply with the terms and conditions of the Warble Fly Control Act. All Menders to state the price per head per Spray Tenders to be clearly marked .as to contents and must The rhn the Clerk's Office not latex than 6:00 o'clock -p.m. February 27, 1965. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ,accepted. i4ARRY F. `rEBRUT`r, . Clerk, R.R. 1, Londesboro, 'Ont, 7-8b TOWNSHIP OF HU_LLETT TENDERS FOR GRAYEI. SEALEb TEN'DM, 8 plainly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 1 p.m., Saturday, February 27, 1.$65, for crushing and hauling 12,060 cu, yci<s. of gravel -mord or iesa. Crusher to N'shovel fed. Gravel to pass 'through Y{" srceen. Contract to be completed by September 15, 1965, Township will supply gravel. All work and materiai must be to the satisfaction of the road superintendent. A certifhed chequO for $900.00 must accompany the tender, Lowest or any itencier riot necessati Y accepted: Ldii ealdwetl, tondesborb, Abad 960drinteriddrit t6w1ts610 of Hullett. 7-$fi;