HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-02-15, Page 5TENDERS WANTED
Township of Hullett
WARBLE FLY
SPRAYING
TENDERS
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Tenderswill be received by
the Townehip 441104 Or the
spraying of cattle for Werple
Fly Coetrol in tee municipality.
'Teneees niest be cleaely
mareee as to enntents and meet
state the price per need per
spray, The, secceesful. nideer
'must be folly covered for any
deninges incurred, with liability
insurence, anti alsp state what
type Cif equipment will be used.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted, and the
tenders muet be received not
later than 6 ceclock p.m. Mareh
2, 1968,
CLARE VINCENT,
Clerkeereaeurer,
Box 293, Londesboro, Ont.
6, 7, 8
Township of Hullett
WARBLE FLY
SPRAY
TENDERS
Tenders will be received by
tin Township of Hullett for
the supplying of 750 lbs., of
Warble Fly Spray Powder in
15 lb, bags, and 50 lbs, to be
in 1 lb. bags.
The tender will state the
price per pound and also the
brend name of the product.
The successful bidder will de-
liver the powder to the Town-
ship Garage in Londesboro.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. Tenders
must be clearly marked as to
contents and must be received
not later than 6 o'clock p.m.
March 2. 1968.
CLARE VINCENT,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Box 293, Londesboro, Ont.
6, 7, 8
Hullett Township
Tenders
for Gravel
For the Hauling and Crushing
yards of gravel to be put
of approximately 20,000 cubic
through a % inch screen. ez ork
is to be done to the satisfaction
of the Road Superintendent.
The contract to be completed by
September 15, 1968.
,
The eenclers closing p p.m.,
Mae& le igdB, .fl1US. be accom-
panied by a certified cheque for
$500.00.
Lowest or any tender not
,necessarily accepted,
The accepted tender to be ap-
proved by the Department 'of
Highways.
GEteaGE HOGGART,
Road Supt.,
Ret. , 1, leandesboro, Ont.
7,8b
Warble Fly
Program for1968
Township of Tuckersmith
benzin:de tenders for Lite fen
lowieg will tie receiven oy tne
undersigned untii 6 pea. en
• Ideseay, vieree a, lee°. .eowest
or any tender, not necessareY
accepted:
1. "weect131CIDE: For the sup-
ply or approximately b00 los,
of warbicule for Spraying Cattle
for Warble Fly. Tender to state
price per 15 lb. bag delivered
to the Township Shed in the
Hamlet of Egmondville. Tender
to state Chemical Supplier and
'to be clearly marked "Tender -
Warbicide."
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2. SPRAYING: For Spraying
Cattle for Warble Fly. Tender
to state price per head per
epray. Work to be done under
the direction of the Inspector in
accordance with the regulations
of the Warble Fly. At. Tehder
to be clearly marked "Tender ---
Warble Fly Spraying."
3. APPLICATIONS: For the
position of Warble Fly Inspec-
tor. The inspector will be paid
mileage at the rate of 10c per
mile while on duty. Applicant
to state qualificatioes And hour-
ly rated salary expetted. Ap-
plications to be clearly marked
"Application -Warble Fly In-
spector."
JAMES I. McINTOS11,
Clerk -Treasurer,
R.R. 3, Seaforth,
7, 8
-4- rrren
IN MEMORIAM
STEEP -In lOviing tnenaory of
My dear mother, Mrs. David
Steep, who pasted aWay Sun,
day, tebruary 18, 190.
4 "It's only a graVe but it still
needs are,
?di the Otte Vie love lids sleeping
there,
lenreet here no wt. never' will
Al claw go oh We'll loVe he
still,"
"-tvo it" loved and rerneMbered
by SadieAnd tinnily: 7p
Church women
-make history
FebreeFy 1, is a.histerle dete
for Me Plated ChorchWomen of
liuron end Perth. It is a date
witb fotr dirrieesioes.hve firsts
and two leets, The United
Church Women oe leuron aeld
Perth met as separate grOups
fpr the lapt time in the See,-
fprth Presbyterian end limited
Cherches. The Evangelical Un.
gee Heethern Women's World'
Services groups met with the
United .Cherce Women -for the
first time since unioe eanuary
19, 19&8„ Tins union joined 90
T.T,C,W, and 10 World eervice
groups,
In the afternoon the inaugural
service of the UniteciChurch
Women of Huron and ,Perth
Presbyterial took place with
Mrs. W. B. Cruickshank, Pre-
siderit of the London Conference
of the United Church Vimeen,
condueting the worship service.
The theme of all sessions
was "Sharing The Vision", In
the morning programs she
brought greetings and stated,
g'a, sense of mission and a con.
cern for one's neighbours dis.
tinguishes • a Christian in any
,part of the world and in the
afternoon she urged the UCW
members to strive for better
National and International
understanding.
Mrs, E. E, HaIlmaniKitchen.
er, chairman of the Canadian
Conference of the World Ser.
vice groups of the ELM Church
further emphasized the theme
In her address when she said
in part -; "We are living in an
era of change. There are fantape
tic visions for the future.pro.
duction of synthetic foods, elim.
ination of disease, climate con.
trol and prospects of an univer.
sal language. Where does the
church stand in this era of
change. The New Curriculum
has given a new sense of Values
and answers to our questioning
minds; church union gives wider
fields of service; the new moral.
ity has been discussed; dia.
logues between Roman Cath.
Farmers visit
at Shur -gain
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cattle at a time. Here the feed-
ing and management problems
of 'finishing cattle under Can.
adian climatic conditions will
be studied. The three, 24 by
80 feet concrete silos, each
_pane a, eepeeity pf , 1,100 „tens
of corn 1lage
'APProximately 1,200 cattle
are put through here annually,
with most of the cattle being
marketed at 1,000 pound.
Last visit on the agenda was
the Central Ontario Cattle
Breeding association, located
beside the Shur -Gain Research
Farm, In the cattle breeding
building, 120,000 cows are bred
annually.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank kind friends
and relatives for cards, letters,
flowers, visits, etc., during my
recent sojourn in Thameswood
Lodge, Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don. Special thanks to the
A.C.W. of St. James and the
Clinton Horticultural Society. -
GRACE MIDDLETON. 7x
DEATHS
GILPIN-Passed away at Huron -
view, Wednesday, February 7,
Mrs. ,Courtney Gilpin, the
former Annie BambIe, of
Gerrie, in her 89th year.
Funeral service was from
Moir Funeral Home, Gorrie,
on February 10, with inter-
ment in Gerrie Cemetery.
LOCKWOOD - Passed away at
Leamington District Hospital,
on Thursday, February 8,
William Herbert Lockwood,
Comber, in his 80th year. Sur-
vivors include a sister Mrs,
Russell Colclough, Clinton.
Service was from Robinson
Funeral Home, Comber, on
Saturday, February 10 with
intertnent in McDowell Ceme-
tery, Comber.
RILEY-Passed away at Clinton
Public Hospital, on Saturday,
February 10, Mrs. Joseph IL
Riley, of R.R. 1, Clinton, form-
er Sarah Ann Cook in her
71st year. Funeral service
Wes from Ball Funeral Rome,
Clinton, oh Tuesdev. February
13. With interment in Clinten
Cemetery,
BIRTHS
BAER -To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bae rf 4,11,- 4, Godetich, in
Clinton letiblic leoepital, on
Friday, Febrinty 9, 1968, a
daughter.
AWL -To Mr. and Mrs,
13ruce RathWeIT, H.R. 1. Bruce -
field, in Clinton Public Hos.
pita!, on Tuesday,. Febreiery
13. 1988, n datighter,
,
VANWVIsigiftitaitg To Mr,.
and Mr, Herr/Ian Vanwyns-
berghe, 8, Auhern, hi
Clintdn Pnblic
lirodnesday., t'Obruary 14,
100, a daughtet •
plice and Pretestaets are open.
Ing doors.
leire. Haile= envietoned a
sbiritmal world where the
supreme law wee love4ove for
your fellowman.
Her final ceallenges were.
ebare our ereaterivileges; peed
out new reissionariee; pray for
newness; surprise the sophis.
ticated; and energize the list.
Rev.' Grant Mills, Clinton,
Chairman of the London Con.
ference, brought greetings and
Rev. Cecil M. Jardine, Wingha.m
Chairman of the Hurore-Perth
Presbytery, installed the AA.
lowing officers for 1968;
Past Presidents - Mrs.
George Michie, R. R, 4, Hrus.
sels Mrs. Harris Hutson, R.R.
1, Fi
ar ton,
Presideet - Mrs. Harold
Babensee, Stratford. lst. Vice
Pres., -- Mrs, Stewart Miner,
R.R. 3, Exeter. 2nd Vice Pres.
- Mrs. Stuart Shier, R. R. 1,
Se Marys, Recording See.
retary- Mrs. Orville Sawyer,
Mitchell,
Assistant Recording Sec.
retary- Mrs, Nelson Reid, Wale
ton. CorresponclingSecretary.
Mrs. Harold Doig, Fordwich,
Treasurers - Mrs. Ve, Mc.
Donald, R. R. 1, Czadshill, Well.
esley. Miss Ethel Gable,
Zurich.
Citizenship and Social Action
Mrs. H. Almost, Stratford. Co-
operation in C.E. & M.E.
Mrs. 3. Axtmann, R.R. 2, Wal.
ton. Finance- Mrs. Allan Me.
Taggart, R. R. 2, Brussels.
Leadership Development- Mrs.
K. B, Clysdale, St. Marys. Nom.
'nations- Mrs. G. Beecroft, Bel.
grave. Mrs. Jeff Robinson, R.
R, 1, St. Marys, Organization
& Promotion - The Vice Pre.
sidents & Regional Vice Pre-
sidents. Community Friendship
& Visiting- Mrs. 3. M. Tiernan,
Dashwood. Literature- Mrs. IL
Daynard, Staffa, Dublin, Mrs,
Walter Bewley, Walton. Press
& Publicity - Mrs. George
Wilson, R. R. 6, St. Marys,
Programme- Mrs. T. E. Lewis,
Exeter, Mrs. Roy Galway, Lis.
towel, Stewardship & Recruit-
ing- Mrs, A. Sinclair, Sebring.
ville, Supply & Welfare - Mrs.
David Henry, R. R. 2, Milver.
ton, Mrs. George Potter, R.R.
3, Clinton.
Regional Vice Presidents-
Huron- North- Mrs. Carson
Watson, R. R. 4 Brussels ,
Centre- Mrs. Gordon McKenzie
R. R. 1, Seaforth. West,- Mrs.
Lloyd Bond, R. R. '3, Clinton.
South- ,IvIns ee Edwin -MU ler, R.
R. 3, Exeter.
Perth- North. Mrs H. Adams,
R. R. 3, Atwood. West- Mrs.
Russell McCallum, Mitchell.
South- Mrs. 0. Baker, R. R. 6,
'St. Marys, East Mrs. G.
Thompson, Stratford.
..Remand sitspe.cts
Tete "nee erreeteel in. etme
pecten with the jaiwury 3 robT
bery of the Hrucefield branch
Haile of Montreal, weeeremetnd-
ed qntil February 19 -When they
appeared io Huron County
magistrate's cOurt Monday.
Bober t ptewart Smith,.ofle„el,
4, Brussels, was preereti
on bail of $10,00 cash or
$20,90e property.
Smith, 20, who was cberged
with armed rpbbery, was the
Pbjeet Of a month -194g seaech
by Ontario Provieeial Police
and 'Tr agents untie his ar.
Pegasus Players
to try new play:
"Exit the Body"
Her& s an announcement from
Clinton's Little Theatre group,
the Pegasus Players:
"Following % well-deserved
break, the Pegasus Players re.
turn with their first production
of the New Year. The play is
entitled "Exit the Body” and
was written by Fred Car micha.el,
It brings together as odd an
assortment of characters as you
are ever likely to meet in a
delightfully humerous mystery
based upon a diamond theft,
"The Players have called
upon Mrs. Sue Carmichael,
fresh from a critically acclaim.,
ed direction of "Ilarvey,'' to
produce and direct this play.
"Exit the Body" will be staged
March 30 and 31s1ei
Tuckersmith
The Tuckersmith Unit of
Brucefield United Church met
at the home of Mrs. Mary
Haugh on Monday, February
12,' The hostess Mrs. Haugh as.
sisted by Mrs. John Broadfoot
and Mrs. Jim Henderson ser-
ved a delicious dessert
luncheon.,
Mottos on Valentine were
given by Mrs. Broadfoot and
Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. N. Sel.
lery and Mrs. Ross Chapman,
leaders conducted the business.
The roll call was answered
by 16 members with a verse
on "Love.” The secretary's
report was given by Mrs. E.
Sillery, in the absence of Mrs.
E. Stoll. Mrs. Berry gave the
treasurer's report.
It was decided to hold a
variety auction sale on the 26
of March at the home of Mrs.
Haugh. Ladies of Stanley Unit'
and Unit 3 will be the guests..
The study book on Japan was
taken by Mrs? J. Henderson
Mrs. N. Sillery invited the Unit
to her home for the March
meeting on March 11.
The meeting closed with
prayer by Mrs, E.Sillery, Gifts
for Children's Hospital were
donated.
Farmers Income Tax Service
P.O.BOX 35 - ,LUCA,N, ONTARIO
Ti Short individual Return $3.00 Only.
Farmers RetUrns $20 up
For Appointment in Your Home,
Please Call Collect
Telephone 227-4851 George Eizenga
AUCTION SALE
AT THE
Clinton Legion Hall, Kirk St., Clinton
Manday Evening, Feb. 19-8 p.m.
REPOSSESSIONS - BANKRUPT STOCKS
And Many, Many Personal Consignments Consisting of
Appliances - Furniture - Television
Clothing
PURNITURE-A 2 -piece Davenport Suite that folds out to a full 3/4 size
boil with nylon cover and swivel rocker, a 2 -piece French Provincial
Chesterfield Set covered in a top grade nylon cover, 3 other assorted
Chesterfield Sets with foam cushions, 2 9 -piece Coppertone or Chrome
Kitchen -Dinette Sets consisting of 8 chairs and a 72" table. 2 7 -piece
Sets consisting of 6 chairs and a 60" table with an inlaid top. 1
5-plece Deluxe Coppertone Dinette Suite, 3 Bookcase Bedrootn Suites
complete with bed, dresser, chest of drawers and a matching Box
Spring and Mattress with each set. 2 sets of Lamps consisting of a
Trilight and 2 Table Lamps to each set. set of Solid Step and
Coffee Tables in an Arborite finish -other Step and Coffee Tables,
2 49" Continental Beds complete With •headboard and legs. 1 54"
Continental Bed complete, 4 full size 54" Spring Filled Mattresses, 2
Hostess Chairs, Platform Rocker, 9x12 Rug, Hi -Chair, Telephone Table,
Kitchen Step Stool, Chrome Rocker.
APPLIANCES and TV A large Refrigerator with a full cross -top
freezer, 2 Electric Ranges, one being a deluxe model.. A Long -Skirt
Washer With pump, Automatic Washer and Dryer -matching pair.
Combination Radio Record Player, and last of all, 4 different Tele-
vision Sets, 21" models that have all been checked over and are in
A-1 working cOndition.
All the Appliances in this Sale are Guaranteed to be in A-1 Working
condition when you hook them up et you home,
FALL 8, WINTER CLOTHING, FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY -4k large islet-
tiOn of Fail & Winter Clothing has just been received for Auction
from one of the larOest Ciothing Wholesalers in Canada. This Mt
consists o# MEN'S CLOTHING-,Sotks, Underwear, Ties, 5 *eaters, breis
Shirts, Spori Otitis, Pyjamas, T -Shirts, Work Socks, Work Shirts. FOR
THE LADIES and TEENS -Skirts, Blaukes, Nylons, farclioans, Pullovers,
Slims, Jackets, Dres%at, Socks, Pyjamas. BOYS -GIRLS -BA131Et-,-Jertns,
Siveatert, Shirts, Blosnes, Socks, Jaskets, Pants, Sloaporsf NOUS., COttis,
Crawler Sets, T -Shirts, Junipers, Skirts, brasses, Sweater Sets,
3 -piece Sets, Stoop and Olay Sets, 3 -piece Velvet Suits,. Cent and Hat
Sets, and many other items too numerous to mention.
DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANWN6 SALE!
AUCTIONEER: LEO, BIRD CLERKWaft:- TeetNeR
Operated by Forest City Distributors
Atiiit Cash Clieclt*t Accepted bn Furniture 57o MX in Effed
•17:
, 37.rrzr
rant Penruare 5 ln Neeeville,
TearlOsS ee.
Magletrate o. Q. Marehman
pf IA:111091): set heel at $5,000
cape pr $10,Ree powty for
Wflhiam James zfl1,,g3, of
Kitchener, 'Mee faced a eoutit
pf peseeseleM of alelleY Stolen
in the r ceebery.
Yeill Was arrested FeldaY le
leitelleeer by DetectiveeePer-
&met OPPlege lierries of the
Mount pm. et detachmentp QP13,
Det.-egt, Herres said lest
Week giore thpn13N000 of the
e9,144 taken bee been re.
POVer
Smith and Yrall were both
repreeented ley Goderich attor.
nay D. J. murow, who request.
ed the one-week a.djoernment.
Yuill was released on bail
Monday niget. Smith remains
in Huron County ,Tail,Goderich.
McKillop Mutual
elects Pepper
William R. Pepper of Bruce.
field, has been re-elected pre.
sident of McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Cpmpany.
Other officers: vice-prese.
dent, William S. Alexander,
R. R. 2, Walfon; secretary.
treasurer, Mrs, Keith Sharp,
Seaforth; directors, John Me.
Ewing, R. R. 1, Blyth, Robert
Archibald, R. R. 4, Seaforth,
Mr, Alexander, C. W. Leon.
leardt, Bornholm, Allister
Broadfoot, R. R. 3, Seaforth,
Harvey Fuller, R. R. 2, God-
erich, W. 12, Pepper, Norman
Trewartha, R. R. 3, Clinton,
John Moylan, R. R. 5, Sea -
forth.
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Five men lived for a month
in 1963 in a shelter 36 feet
below the surface of the Red
S ea,
HENSALL
Residents pi liensall and
clietreet Were 4addened t9 learn
of the Resin of George Rees,
Welly esteemed aral popular
besieessInell, 4 jeweller for
ever 49 years ii Hensall, who
OW at South Heron elpspitele
Exeter, Monday, February 12
Where he bael been adreittee
week previously with a heart
epildit1011. lie Was 74.
Mr, Hess was a member of
A.F. and A.M, Huron Lodes
224 }Wean; active member of
tile Curling Club, nellorary
reemeer of the iocal Fire Bri-
gade; active in various orgran
izatiens pf, the United Church
of which he was a member,
and alweys interestee in all
activities of the village, Hen.,
pall will moure the lose of a
good citizen,
Surviving are his wife Alma
Pettigrew, orie daughter Mrs.
J. L. (Ruth) McCloy, Dori Mills,
and four grandchildren.
Public funeral services will
be held from Bonthron Funeral
Home Thursday, February 15,
at 1:30 pen. with burial in Hen.
sail Union Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Rodger
Venner, Bill Fuss, Earl Camp-
bell, William C, Smith, Stanley
Mitchell and E. R. Davis.
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The February meeting of Unit
1 UCW wa.s hetet Thursda.y after-
noon February 8 with 21 pre.
sent. Mrs. Glendon Christie
assisted by Mrs. liaxvey Keys
Was in charge of the devotional
usieg the theme "Love and the
Christian Hoine.11 Mrs, Albert
Shirray using the film strip
"One Half of OnePercent"pre.
sented the study on Japan.
Mrs. Eric Luther spoke on
the work of the Salvation Anne
telling of its origin and the
many and various functions it
performs across Canada, one
of seventy countries it serves
throughout the world.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Byran Kyle and her assistants.
Clinton NoWS-Ttegerd, Thursday, rebreary e5th, lieefe
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MEN'S or LADIES' COATS $1.65
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