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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-02-08, Page 11Talk to your SURGE Dealer. He has a Pipeline Milking System to fit any barn, budget or market requirement. You'll get expert installation and dependable service. Call him TODAY, and find out what a SURGE Pipeline Milking System can do for YOU. ROY A. CULLEN SURGE DEALER R.R. 2, Clinton Surge Parts Available at CLINTON FARM CENTRE for your convenience 482-7207 5, 6 DID YOU KNOW? Over 4,25,0 people Commuroty saving here, where their MONEY EARNS them 5 1/4 % DIVIDEND, plus FREE LIFE INSURANCE $ for $ up to $2,000. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED THURS., FEB. 15 7 p.m. HOTEL CLINTON Tickets Will Be Sold By Members DISCUSSION RE STORE HOURS Bring Your Ideas Clinton Retail Merchant's Committee R. B. Campbell, Chairman. Corporal Charles BanOod (left) of CF/3 Clinton, is congratulated by the base commander, Group , Captain (now Colonel) E, W, Ryan on being awarded ,the Canada Centennial Medal. The medal is awarded to selected Canadians on the occasion of - Confederation "in recognition of valuable service to the tiatiotat' (Canadian Forces Photo) Members of the winning rink in the. base commander's bonspiel receive their trophies from Col. B, W. Ryan, the base commander, CFB Clinton, Left to right are: Lt. Grant Rusconi (third), Col, E. W. Ryan, Lts Earl. Morris (skip), Maynard Slater (second) and Tom McCormick (lead) (Canadian Forces Photo) OBITUARIES ON BEHALF OF THE MARCH; OF DIMES wish to extend my sincere thanks to the people of this community and surrounding area for your generous support of this worthy cause. The donations to date amount to $1,015,97 with some sources yet to be heard from. My special thanks to my Committee Cap- tains and all the Marching Mothers and Girls from Clinton and District for your loyal support on Monday evening,. January 29. My thanks to Huronic Rebekah Lodge for the use of their building as our head- quarters, to the staff of Clinton News- Record for the coverage of our campaign and to all' others who in any way con- tributed to its success. MARCH OF DIMES Sincerely, EDITH R. LOBB Chairman, MARCH OF DIMES Clinton and District. Clinton New4-Acccol,. 74.4r,44y, FOrPiy. 8th, WO :11 .f., Clinton Memorial .$4pp- .PRYVE and: .SON - 41,,INTON .EXETER .$,EAFORTH Phone '402,7211 Open Every Afterepon -.Repreiwoothro. A. W, STEEP 4924042 PRIMARY TEACHER WANTED FOR HAY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA.,EPARD. DUTIES TO COMMENCE MARCH 25th, 1968. SCHOOL IS SITUATED IN THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH - ADDRESS APPLICATIONS TO LANCE REED, SECRETARY-TREASURER — ZURICH, ONT. IlloNliNWOMMenefeedi CLINTON FARM CENTRE 22 Isaac St. CLINTON Phone 482.9333 Complete tine of Purina Feed Avadable_In___• BAGS OR DELIVERED TO YOU IN BULK. • SANITATION PRODUCTS. • SERVICE. SAVE UP TO 30 DAYS OFF THE TIME IT TAKES TO RAISE A TO MARKET • • SAVE UP TO 1 t FEB-DOZEN ON,. THE COST OF EGG PRODUCTION GAIN UP TO Z000 LBS. ,EXTRA MILK PER COW LACTATION Over 40 years of Purina research on over 3 1/2 "Million farm anifTtais. gives you bargains in every bag and ton. YOUR PURINA DEALER FOR CLINTON AND DISTRICT IS M. W. DURO Now, one man can grind, mix and deliver tons of feed in minutes Cut feed and handling costs with these new COckshutt portable PTO Grinder MixerS and Hathmermilk Special features. self feeding elevator, flattop dehvety auger. lOng-reach drag feeder, waist height concentrate hopper, Pour big Models 406 Gtinderdviixer with 95 bU, tank for large herds, 306 Grinder, Motet with 95 bu, tank for average herds 305 Grinder , Mixer with 55 bu. tank for small operattens; 400 and 300 HaMmermillS 300 bu. grain, 4 tons hay per hour NEW COCKSHUTT PORTABLE PTO GRINDER/MIXERS & HAMMERMILLS • LOBB SON S t LINN* EC"PMEN4t92-9 .431 Mr. Bisback had lived at Blyth and Auburn as well as Clinton. He is survived by sons Cal. vin (Gus), and Phil; three broth* ers in Belgium and Victor, of Seaforth; and one sister in 'Belgium.. Service was conducted atBall FiMeral 'Heine January 27 by Rev. R. V, MacLean. Burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Joe Corey, James Edward, Keith Brant. gam, Frank Raithby, and•Wax. ner Andrews both of Auburn, and Gerald Heffron, of Blyth. MRS. LENO.RA PEARSON Mrs Lenora Pearson, 68, of 240 Maple Street, Clinton, died January 23 at Clinton Pub. lie Hospital after a six—month illness. GUSTAVE PATRIOS BISBACK Gustave Patrios Bisback, 86, of 45 Goderich Street,Seaforth, died Thursday January 25 at home. Born December 18, 1881 in Brussels, Belgium, Mr. Bis. back, was. a retired farmer, He was, married in 1936 to the former Irene Loretta Rolph; BARB GOWANLOCK Stylist , BARB WILL RE-JOIN OUR STAFF, FEBRUARY 15th. Also ELSIE WILLEM, who has been working in this area—has ioined our staff and she looks for- ward to seeing her old customers, CHARLES Beauty Salon CALL. NOW FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT 482.7065 OBITUARIES P, William P. Williams, S5, PI 143. Albert Street, Clinton, died Thursday January .25 qlett. ton Pe1)11-e 119Ppi34 gter a long illness, Born May 5, 1882 on the 16th Concession et'Qederlell ship, was. son of Charles W. `Williams and the fermer, Mary ppopt9r,. Marrted to the firmer Blanche E, MallYeen for 51 years, Mr. Williams retired from his bakery bnainesa 1953. Be was a member of St, PAnifo. Anglican Church, and A life member of the Canadian Order of Foresters Mr, Williams is survived by two sons, Frank, of .Gnelph, and Knox, of Clinton; brothers, Reward, of St Catherinea, and Edward, of Goderich; sister, Mrs John(Daley) Torrance, of Goderich. Towpship; six grand. children and four great-grand- children. Service was conducted Sun., day January 28 at Ball Funeral Home by Rey, Wenham Burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Harry Williams, Earl Williams Robert Jervis, Clayton Laith. Waite, Harold McIlyeea and Jack Mcllveen LOWS FOREST Louis Forest, 75, of R.R, 4 Clinton, died January 12 at On. tario ospital, .Goderich Town. ship after a 14 month illness. Born June 9, 1892 in Mount Pleasant, Mich, Mr. Forest was a son of Frank andCarolyn Forest. Re married the former Ida Doherty September 19,1942, Mr. Forest is survived by sons Frank, of Morley, Mich., Louis, of Laredo, TeX., and William, of Lavonia, Mrs. Charles (Evelyn) Marsden, of Marysville, Mich; stepsons Mason, Rumley, of Goderich, Gordon, of Clinton, and William of Southgate, Mich. Funeral service was con. ducted January 16 by Rev. Grant Mills at Ball Funeral Home. Burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pall-bearers were Russell Holmes, Clarence Livermore, John Livermore, Edward Ella bat, Douglas Freeman, and George Falconer. Persons who attended the funeral from afar were Frank Forest, of Morley, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsden, of Marysville, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. William Runiley, and son Jamieson, of Southgate, Mich, Pallbearers were: Albert Pearson, Fred McCullough; Harold Crittenden; John Mann, Ernie McGee and John Miller, alFlowera bearers, were: Mar. ray Johnston and Brian Ken. nedy. WATCH— Springs Of Living Water Channel 8--Wingham SATURDAY, FEB. 10th 6:00 p.m. Clinton Pentecostal Church Participating Bernard Stevenson, NCO, in charge of the base hospital at cF13 Minton MAO a select group of Canadiano recently when he was presented with the Canada Centenaial Medal by the Base COmIlander, 001..E. W. Ryan. The medal is awarded on the occasion of Confederation lifer valuable service to the nation". (Canadian Forces Photo) Born February 21, '1899, in Hullett Township Mrs. Pearson was a daughter of George Mann and the former Elizabeth Hun. ter. She was married to William B. Pearson April 27, 1926. Her husband predeceased her in 193a, thember of the Clintonian Club, and the UCW of Ontario Street United Church, She is survived by: son, WU. liam K.; daughters, Mrs. Wil. Liam (Helen) Lee, and Mrs. Howard (Betty) Cowles; brother George; sisters Bella Johnston and Mamie Glazier; and five grandchildren, Service was conducted Jan. nary 25 at Ball Funeral Home by Rev. Grant Mills. Burial was in Clinton cemetery. NOTICE OF DINNER MEETING OF CLINTON RETAIL MERCHANT'S COMMITTEE Jarariiorawria Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO . phone 4821006 CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL Women's Auxiliary MAKES SENSE EARNING DOLLARS PATIENTS REAP BENEFITS Last Year the Auxiliary Either Purchased or Committed Itself to Purchase 1. A SUCTION MACHINE. 2. SONY PULSE RECORDER. 3. HUDSON BRACE AND BURR. 4. TRACTION APPARATUS. 5. 2 EACH OF OTOSCOPES AND OPHTHALMOSCOPES. 6. BIRD RESPIRATOR. This list represents an expenditure of over $2,000.00. In addition to equipment, the Auxiliary also provided: 1. A BURSARY FOR A STUDENT NURSE; 2. A HOSPITAL CART WHIC41S KEPT STOCKED WITH SUNDRIES AND, COURTESY OF OUTSIDE ORGANIZATIONS, STAFFED. IN ORDER TO CARRY ON THEIR PROGRAM OF PATIENT COM- FORT, THROUGH HOSPITAL . IMPROVEMENT, THE AUXILIARY WILL ENDEAVOUR TO RAISE A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF MONEY AGAIN THIS YEAR — YOUR SUPPORT IS VITAL! FEBRUARY—MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN FEBRUARY 5th TO 24th. FEBRUARY AND MARCH—VANISHING PARTIES. MAY—HOSPITAL TAG DAY, SATURDAY, MAY 11th. —FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE TEA AND HOBBY DISPLAY, WED., MAY 15th. OCTOBER PENNY SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th.