HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-14, Page 9Heron TR 6routi,
Platt thristmas
Annual Sole
The, regular meeting.. of the.
.Huron :county :Tuberculosis
• sociatton was held in the Town -
Segorth, Tuesday Lew,
ning of last woe's, in -charge. of
president 0, A, 'Watt,
Miss ,Louise Robertson.,
cation ,phairpan, reported itat
tine secretary bad attended 10..
'efts With ,edneatiattal mater-
*1$, Frcal4 this venture
clUeStS had been received: for
Ober edueationai materials.:
from 'a number of -teachers and
nursing students in Hu170 And,
Perth, Requests for 'SpelakPVP
an tulbeTulosl.s. have 41 .0 been
received: The Huron County
Cluipter of the Registered Nurs-
es of Ontario will have pr. J.
13, Ra1240sOn. Meffleal Director
of Beek Memorial Sanatorium,
as their speaker on. "Tuber,
42tilosis" at an October dinner
meeting,
The rebabilAtatiOn ohairman,
listair, sa id • financial
,assistance had been given to
an ex-Patient of the .$40a,toter•
k.11. Walker gave the
Case Finding, report, .stating
that all employees of the new
Maitland Manor Nursing •home,
Goderich, had been X-i.reyed.
Things are an readiness for
the Chritstmlas .Seal Sale, whialt
begins in November, with 'Ma-
dame - Vanier as Honorary 'Pa-
tron, according to Mrs. I). C.
Cornish, Chairnian of the Seal
Sale committee,
..Sugar and Spice.
(Continued front Page Faux)
may be playing possum. 'You
,can avoid a nasty kick right
the hunting boot if you pump
about fire-more shots into him.
If you hear something that
sounds like the snarling 'cough
of -a lion, don't. shoot. It's pooh-
ably your hunting partner, en-
joying his 'first , cigaret of -the
day.
Never hand a gun across a
fence or into a boat with the.
muzzle painting toward your-
self. Always make sure its
painting at the other
Do learn to operate your
safety catch. It's humiliating,
in the field to have a deer walk
over and lick your fade while
you're struggling with it. And,
it's.embarrassing, at the in-
quest, when you have to admit
you . don't know when it's on,
and when it's off,
- Just a few simple rules to
take the tedium out of plodding
about in the swamp with a
dirty great musket. Good hunt-
ing, chaps.
KIPPEN.
Mrs, Mary Weaning and .
Mrs. Tom Burke of Wroxeter,
Mrs. L. Seifert of Fordwich;
and Miss' Helen -Gibson of ,To•-
ronto attended 'the bazaar 'at
Huronview on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 6, and later visited with
Mr. and. Mrs. W. L.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bernard
of Ailsa Craig and Mrs. J. Gib-
son of Wroxeter also visited
with ,Mr. and Mrs. Mellis dur-
ing the past week:
es4Aw...v
Sometimes it takes drought cOnditions
like those suffered in Eastern Ontario
to make dairymen appreciate the value
of forage feed produced in their fields.
Every extra mouthful you produce
helps keep outside purchases dovvn.
To get More forage from your fields
you need an Agrico Fall Fertilizer Pre-
gram. It Will 'pay off in ,extra
extra grazing days and extra feed
Value for the animal
AGRICO
AGSICULTURAL CHEMICALS LIMITED
t-ONDONfoRANDEVILLE•PORT HOPE
HMCO ilia RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Undress pastUre and hayland to boost
yields, extend grazing time and improve
nutritive content.
2. 'fortress alfalfa and other legumes this fall
to build a vigorous stand thet wilt resist,
winter stress and get off to a fast start in
the Spring.
Use Agrico bulk delivery and bulk spread**
serviceS.
SAVE tilkilE.,-Spread 20-.40 acres per hour.
SAVE LABOUR no bagate handle,
SAVE MONEY ,=.• t5, 00 porton discount for
bulk,
Agried's new 4-torn spreaders are aVellable for
'your use eta nominal cost.
See out, ketit Agtio tvpitttrit;:$titig tetlay anal let kir& help ,you
with our Pat Portaiie Program.
A. MUSTARD, Phone 482-1435
BOB TAYLOR, R.R. 3 4lintors Phone 4814144
'HAUGH lieureefletil Phone 5114917'
WOW! GOOD NEWS! Mti
CREDIT NO LONGER GOOD
AT JENKINS DEPARTMENT STORE
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Memorial "Shop
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Open Every Afterngcin
PHQt.ig .4814711
At Shot times -contact
Local Representative-'--,4. W SteeP,40/4041
4f Esther continues to earn this
amount from her business
until age 65,,, the and her husband,
who is diSabled and cannot work,
.can look forward to a retirement
income of $104.17 froth the Plan
and $75 from Old Age Security--
a total of $119.1/ a month.
When her husband receives Oki
Age Security, their income Will
err $254.17 a Month, -
should Esther die anytime carter
1967, having contributed until
her death, her husband will
receive a disabled wido;W,:r's
pension of $64.06 a meth until
he reaches age 65. At a at time.
Or he is already 65 when Esthr..t.
diesi his potion under the Plan
will be $62.50 a fnOnth phis
$75 'a month Old Age Secu:'ity,
Oti the death Of his s,vife, Mr, Meyer
Will also be entitled to a lump stirs
payment of Mb.
All benefits -under tile Plan Will
Maintain their value. The
actual benefits payable will
probably be higher than that*
given here since benefits will
be 'adjusted to meet changes in
living, costs and in wage levels
before they are paid and
changes in living costs after they
become payable.
What will the Plan cost you?
If, like Esther, you have self=
employed earnings of $5,800 a
year, you will pay $158.40 a year
which is 3.6% of $4,400, the
maximum arnotInt upon which
contributions are payable.
Payment will be lit instalments in
the same way you pay your
Incotto to.
This acivertisement ,is one of a
series which relates Sonic of
the important benefits of the
Canada Pension Plan to
individual circumstances.
Issued by
authority of the Minitter of
National Health and Welfare,
Canada,
The Honourable Judy LAN/faith,
,• ,
Rambling With Lucy
(44021 Wood? ,$)
IIHANKSOIVINO PAY 1,96 tarried into a beautiful
17uy 'day for the folly to go herne 'after A tang damp
ehilly Weekend at the lalce,
'light What weather All Week', if it Weren't
waining, a decided chill wind was blOWIPg, Lucy couldn't
go Out at 411,
When her husband irePorted that a Man who visits
the fat M ,Talk. 14 this district told en Saturday tllat
the moisture had only just penetrated 'the soil deeply enough
to permit easy ploughing on heavy land, # made Lucy think,
SP on. Sunday, she began to count up the things for
Which one could be thankful. ,And was the rainy
weather to help the ,farmers to prepare the land for
seeding.
After all, what does it matter, if the Old folk are bored
WI the Yarling one's alestleSs indeerS on a holiday, SO long
AS they •have Plenty to eat.
And that Is another thing for Which to be thankful---
our hornets and daily food. Despite the drought and the
stool sArniner, "Mr's." 'garden PrOducedl an over-abundance
oif fruit and vegetables, The rows of jars filled with fruit
and vegetables In the basement, and. a bulging locker, attest
to the bountiful harvest of one small garden, igarneretl and
stored by Luey's husband. It gives one a comfortable
feeling and whets the appetite for winter days ahead.
And then Lucy 'thought of all the Other carKOOdities
which. an most parts of Canada the citizens take for granted;
rile lavish Use of food with never a thought of Waste when
left-overs are consigned to the garbage can,
Here, in ,3eyfield we are apt , to grumble when the
raccoons over-turn the cans, waxing fat on the oontents.
In many spoits in the world little children, and grOwn-ups,
too, would' be happy to change places, With the 'coons in.
BaYfield.
' Whether we know it or not, we on this North Arned,
can Continent are, generally speaking, an eXtraya.gaint people.
Our liVing 'standard's are 'the highest in the word'.
At times it Would seem that our demoeracy fast
becoming a dictatorship. - This we should resist . and use
every effort 'to guard our institutions and freedom. Butt at
the same time we should give thanks to God that we live
-in such a prosperous and favoured land; far those who have.
gone before who lived and worked so hard. to bring us to
this 'state of development in 'such 'a short time.
Lucy ,in particular gives thanks for her Many 'friends
for all the considerations and kindness .sltowti heir, especially
at this time, festiVittes .(complete with cake, candles and
the cutting ceremony), celebrating five happy years with
her husband Carl,
It mattered not to Lucy that one fair guest had quite
a police record', Ching -a-Ling has a numer=4•96 River-
stde. He is one of 'those' foot-loose and Taney-free char-
acters. Ever mindful, of his descant froni the Ming Dynasty,
'when he does take off from his home, he chooses a very
fine property in which to reside,
The Police of Riverside are quite familiar with him,
'and When he is reported, they advise the person telephon-
ing of his address.
One day it was broadcast over the radio that a white
Pekinese .had been found on Thomson Blvd. He'd wander-
ed safely through traffic.
His latest escapade When he escaped was 'to settle him
self in at the RCMP Barracks on Riverside Drive. They
gave him every attention 'and care until hiS owner 'arrived
to take 'him , home, . . . •
On Thanksgiving Day, the house guests at, "The Hut",
and: most of 'the 'other friends departed.' It left a groat
vacuum after a week of merriment.", • •
Thinking ialSo of world conditions', the vidissittides .which
beset our beloved Canada, of the problems in this her native
Lucy's • mind want .to -Rudyard Recessional':
"The tumult and the shouting dies; ' • .
The captains 'and the kings, depart;
Still standS Thine ..ancient sacrifice;
An humble and a contrite heart; •
Lord. God of hosts,. be With us yet,
Lest we 'forget, lest we forget:"
Entertainment Nightly
AT
QUEEN'S
THE
HOTEL
SEAFORTH
Opytteid 'loop Initiates. four New
Souts;.New „Committee :Officers
their ,$,PaTves. and. ,A,S.M. R,•
hats; • •
pinned On their tenderfoot had,
ePOnts presented them with
*Whom mre theta theirs,'
ebmaci "Wort.
with eight boys in .attendance.
trop;. Wally. Pearson, Bra'dl'ey
$Pents met in the •TOWV, Hatt October A the -13ayfield Boy
After Renner had
43.AYFX4,4.P. ThesdaY,.
Pour wore. invested into the
the mothers of the new
W4an. W9,0110, and
4, , ober 1.0,,Weather ,Permitting,
trict Annual General meeting
mittee,, Robert KaeVean; cant,
g(bor- l8, and payripid. Apple
Day which wile be held 9,4•Qqt-,.
nor. - y
attendance at the Buren JDs
to the heici in Bayfi,eld On 'Opt,-
RObert Maloney; training. com-
Ping ;committee, Jolrrr Lindsay;
ptzblio .relations, Morton .Mer,
chair van, Peorge. Pellehataberis'
seoretoy treasttrer, Robert
Turner, PROMO committee,
Among items discussed were
-
'The 31a,yfield. Scout and Cub
O. eontmiittee met on LQ•ct,
ober 5. .
0facers for 1905-0 are;
MIDDLETON
WA Work Meeting
The Wometes Auxiliary of
$t. James Anglican - 'Churchly.
Middleton, met last .Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.. Pavia ipeeVes, with ten mem-
hers and 'the rector„ the Rev, F. J.J B.. Harrison, present,'
This was. •a work meeting
with, progress being made on
a lovely .crib quilt *bleb is ,far
sate. •
The secretary's report was
given by Mrs, John Grigg and
included a 'letter Of thanks
from Igrs. Barbara Kilgour.
The ran sessions • of 'the,
Deanery of Huron will be held
Wednesday, October 20 at 2:1.5 p.m. in St, Paul's Church,
President 2Tr.S. Fred Middle'-
ton asked Mrs. Arnold Miler
and Mrs.,. S. Middleton to act
as a nominating committee for
the -annual meeting,
he Canada Pension Plan
and its be P itS
Here is what,
the Canada Pension Plan
will do for people like Esther Meyer,
a 50-year-old owner of a small store
who makes $5,800 a year.
KIPPEN
Nfr..4na Mrs, Waked.
01)ettt. 7,11anX-sgiviing, Pay at
Gibson's cottage at notnestoad
Heights,
•Klppen. 'Keen .Klippers bead. then S.re0t414 meeting at the
home of Mrs. .Cliff Ilenderson
an•Qptober 8. They .studied the.
Pattern. guide Alia:hem (1400p-$011$•911( how 0 Alter Patterns -And,. =prepare material for .ent, Ding.
The next 'Meeting will be
held at the home, of Mrs. Pave.
Triebner on FP.1443rt. Oct. 15,
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