HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-04-11, Page 9SBORO MRS, .BENt ALLEN
e service of haPtlettl was
erred Sunday :Porting.
se halAlsed were I:ire:AMU
son of Mr,. and Mrs, Mae
Sandra Lucille, laugh.
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carter,
naMarie, daughter of mr.
Mrs. Keith Cartwright, John
hael, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mall Ca-PI/Might, David an, son of. Mr. and Mrs.
L. Whyte.
hose received by certificate
are Mrs. Ron Jewitt,frem Clio.
Ion Platarie, Street. Mrs. W. L.
Whyte frenlVarea, Mrs. WM.
,trom ggroomiville,
Mrs, Russell Reckitt from
Teeawater Presbyterian,
Church.
On Sunday eVening a service
of confirm:ARM at Burns and
Londesboro, TLC. From Burns'
Doreen HulleY; Joan HoWatt,
Betty Jean MacPregor,i From
Londesboro Donna Jay Scott,
WE RE UNITING
CENTRAL ONTARIO - WATERLOO - LAMBTON
THREE CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATIONS
Will Become
UNITED BREEDERS INC.
This Fall
with
—THE SAME FRIENDLY SERVICE
—THE SAME QUALITY SIRES
—MORE OPERATING STRENGTH
Thanks to a preliminary sire sharing agreement, the
bulls of all three units are already available for service
in this area. For information on sides of all breeds, phone
mornings before 9:30 a.m. to your local office of ,
T611 free phone numbers listed in local directories.
Call
Harriston
Fertilizers
or your Harriston Deafer
5,000 TON OF QUALITY
FERTILIZER UNDER ONE ROOF
for service call Clinton
482-9133 or 482-9938
1964 VALIANT 2-door hardtop, radio.
1964 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 88„ 4-door sedan.
1963 Chevrolet sedan, V-8, radio, automatic.
1963 PLYMOUTH Fury, 2-door hardtop, V-8,
automatic, radio.
1963 , PLYMOUTH convertible, 1/43, automatic,
radio.
& T MURPHY
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER
64 Huron Rd. •Clinton 482-9475
A:DLI GI
8P0710
IN USED CARS
1966 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, six-cylinder,
automatic.
1965 BARRACUDA, 4 on the floor, radio.
1964 PONTIAC 9-passenger wagon, V-8, auto-
matic, power steering.
HURON
CENTENNIAL
SCHOOL
BRUCEFIELD
TIRES GALORE
All Sizes — All Types All Styles
Wide Ovals — 4-Ply Nylon
F70 List $52.00 SELL $29.30
G70 — List $58.60 SELL $32.23
Premium 500 Firestone
2 for..1
WHILE STOCK LASTS
FINA FLYERS
U.T.S.
775 - 14
855 -.14
W.S.W.T.L. W.S.W.T.L.
List $39.70
List $48.55
Sell $23.00
Sell $21.95
DUNLOP SPEED
TRUCK TIRES
825-14
670 - 15
B.S.W.T.L.N.A. B.S.1111.T.L.
$17.00
List $52.00
Sell $2795
GOODYEAR POWER CUSHIONS
50% off List
INSTALLED FREE
HAUGH BROS.
kit 1, BItUCEFIELD 527.0927
Wholesale and
Retail
Phone
527-0927
SAVE AT THE GAS BAR Dealers
Inquirlet
Invited
'Reg. 45.9 Prom. SOS
CFB Clinton this week announced the retire.
went of four men, each with more than 20
years service. At back, from left are: Sgt.
Percy Griffin, supply technician, 24 years,
Set, Keith Lipseambe, military police, 28 years,
Sgt. Noel Flagg, vehicle technician, 21 years,
and MWO Alfred Dumayne, construction main.
tenance technician, 22 years. The men were
presented with retirement placques by Col.
E, W. Ryan, 'right. Also present at the cere.
:Bony was MWO R. R. Babineau, president of
the mess committee.
THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
HELPS THOSE WHO ARE ILL WITH CANCER
AND IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE
• TRANSPORTATION TO I •HOME NURSING SERVJCE
TREATMENT CENTRES
*DRESSINGS
•PAIN RELIEVING DRUGS
•HOME AND HOSPITAL
VISITING
• HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE
•LODGE ACCOMMODATION
• DIVERSIONAL
ACTIVITIES
Mr. Harvey Johnson, President
SERVICE TO PATIENTS
MRS. L. SALZMAN, Chairman
Society Office — 10 King St.
Hours: Tues and Fri., 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Tel.: 482-7832
•
ADASTRAL PARK
The April meeting of the
Protestant Ladies' Chapel Guild
was held Monday'evening in the
chapel annex. Mrs. Hilda Hib.
Bert gave a devotional using the
Easter message of the "Light"
of Jesus Christ and how we can
apply this theme in our every.
day lives as Christians.
Mrs. Kathy Cook, president,
welcomed the members and
Mrs. Rita Ryan read the min,
utes of the last meeting. The
treasurer Mrs. T ena Cooke then
gave her report.
Mks. K. Cook reported that an
invitation to tour the Clinton
Public Hospital on May 15 from
2 - 4 p.m. was received from
Mrs. M. Trott, of the Women's
Hospital Auxiliary. The purpose
of the tour, is to view the new
equipment recently purchased
for the hospital
Conveners for the Strawberry
Social to be held on June 26
were named and the following
people will be in charge; Gen.
eral convener, Mrs. Joyce Hat.
ten; Bake Table, Mrs. Doris
Groves; pop and -coffee table
Mrs. Kathy Cook; children's
table,Mrs. Hilda Hibbert; sew-
ing table, Mrs. RitaRyan; white
elephantable, Mrs. June Reid.
The combs have 'arrived and
anyone wishing to purchase
them may ask Guild members.
At the close of the business
meeting, Mrs Muriel Aiken and
Mrs. Sett DeLong showed a
film strip entitled "He is
Risen." The ladies of , Mrs.
Aiken's group then served a
delicious lunch, and brought
the evening of fellowship to a
close.
Wedding Pictures
JERVIS STUDIO
Phone 482-7006
iff
WOOL
Realize the highest returns for your wool by patronizing your own Organization.
SHIP COLLECT TO
Our Registered Warehouse No: 1
Weston, Ontario.
Obtain• sacks and twine without charge from —
Russell Manson- (Shearer)
Zurich
or by writing to
Canadian Co-operative
Wool Growers LiMited
40.8t: Clair Avenue East,
Toronto 7, Ontario. • 15;18, W1-%
PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF CLINTON
In accordance with a re-
solution adopted by Clin-
ton Town Council and the
usual custom; •
I hereby ,proclaim, that:
DAYLIGHT
SAYING
TIME
will be in effect at 2 a.m.
Sunday, April 28
And revert to Standard
Time at 2 a.m. on Sunday,
October 27.
And call upon all citi-
zens to observe this pro-
clamation.
,DON SYMONS,
Mayor,
Town of Clinton
NOTKE
Seaforth
Upholstery
Will toe closed for the
Months of
JUNE and JULY
For Ifolidays
HAIJOH BROS.
'Brucefield. 527-0927.
DON LOBB
RR 2, Clinton
482,7167
PROM
CLINToN
$3 -2o
ONE ,
Ask about convenient departUre
and return times
For Information. phone thalocel
CN Pesienget Soles Office
AY RED FARE
CANADIAN NATIONAL
MN TO
TORONTO
Own one of these?
There's a special
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for you.
See your bar*,
authorized investment
dealer, trust or loan
company today.
When you're
in a hurry
and
what you want —
when you want it ...
Mary Lynn Satindercogh, Elaine
Vineent', Sharee Kennedy, Donna
SremleY, -Kathleen fYlegW/Pg.
Helen Anderson, ilaYnte
Tan 4a4ay, Harrls Snell, OordOn
Riley. A social hour of felle‘vm
shin to, weleonle these rating
people folloWed. *
The W.1, served for the Mena
Bowling Pahquat held in the hall
on Wednesday evening of last
Week.
Mr, and mrs. Archie. Davis
Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Ed,
'Bolton, -London, Mr. and Mrs. ,
Steel _Livingstone and. Christine •
Dorchester were visitors with
Mrs, Harold 'Livingstone dpring
the past week.
* *
Miss Layina Knox Of Toronto
spent the weekend with hex par.
exits Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Knox.
Mr. Knox and his great grand.
-son Blaine Johnston of Blyth
celebrated their 90th and 10th
birthdays respectively, April
9 with a dinner Sunday in Lon*
desboro.
Meeting 5 of, the Londesboro
Leading Ladies was held March .
25 at 4:00 p.m. at Donna Brum*
leys home.
Sharee Kennedy, president
called the meeting to order.
The roll call was answered,
"Why I like to entertain," by
all members.
The girls discussed "party
ideas". and formal and infor rnal
invitations. In the group work
each girl introduced another
to those present.
The meeting closed with the
4-H Pledge.
The fourth and fifth meeting
of the Londesboro Hostess Hun.
'lies was held at Mrs.K. Allen's
home. RollCalls were answered
for both meetings. The name
for our club "Hostess Hunnies"
was selected:Discussions were
on entertaining at tea and party
ideas. Demonstrations were
how to make sandwiches. A tea
was enjoyed later on in the even.
ing.
SHARE YOUR
GOOD HEALTH
BE A BLOOD DONOR
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
for September 1968
on
Wednesday, May 1
9:00 - 3:00
Parents should bring immuniza-
tion records and proof of age.
Pupils eligible for kindergarten
must be 5 years old before
January, 1969.
School Phone Number
482.3330
A. MATHERS,
Principal.
15, 16b'
BRUCEFIELD
Guest with Mrs, W. Haugh
on Sunday were her daughter
Mrs. Barry Lyndon, Toronto.
Mrs. Elsie McLean, Gull Lake
Sask, Mrs. Gollop, Mrs. Morphy
Seaforth.
Mrs. Elsie Forrest spent a
few days in London recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Layton
have returned home after two
months vacation inFlorida. Mr.
and Mrs. George Henderson re.
turned home from Florida on
Monday. Miss M, Swan and
Mrs. Have have also returned
home from Bermuda.
Holy sacrament was observed
in Brucefield United Church
Sunday, April 8, when the
following members were rd.
ceived into the Church. Mr. and
Mrs. Art Alexander and Mrs.
Robert Fotheringham by certi.
ficate also Mr. and Mrs. •Roger
Layton, Gerald Aldwinkle,
Stuart Mustard, Douglas Swan
by Profession of faith.
The , Easter meeting of
Tuckersmith Unit of the U.C.W.
Brucefield United Church met
at the home • of Mrs. Elgin
Thomson, Monday afternoon
April 8.,
Mrs. Elgin T homson and Mr s.
Barry. had charge of the devo• ,
tion. The meeting opened with a
reading by Mrs. Thomson.
Mrs. Berry welcomed all to
the meeting. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and
adopted by Mrs. Stoll and the
Roll Call answered by an
"Easter Verse."
Mrs. W. Haugh read •from the
study book on Japan and re.
ceived the offering dedicated by
Mrs. Berry.
The regular meeting of Hul.
lett Township Council was held
on April 1 in the Londesboro
Community Hall with the Reeve
and all councillors present.
Ten motions were passed in.
That council charge $5.25
for a 15 pound bag and 504
for a one pound bag of warble
fly powder to anyone not spray,
ing.
That council accept the pet.
ition of Doug Farquhar and
others for a municipal drain.
In the spring of the year,
as the temperatnre begins to
rise, so , do. the spirits ,Of all
camping enthusiasts who impat•
iently wait for their first road
trip in another season of camp.
ing enjoyment. ,
At this time many questions
arise. Is my camping equip• -
meat in good condition? Where
do I go? Whom do I go with?
With these and other thoughts
in mind, it was decided, at CFB
Clinton, a camping club should
be formed,
A recent meeting was held
for all members of the Armed
Forces, DND personnel and de.
pendents, interested in camp.
ing. From this meeting the
camping club was formed. A
yearly membership fee of $1
per member or family was as.
sessed.
The Club now has tenative
plans for two group trips this
year, one in June and the other
in September. In the near
future the Club will have in.
formation available on all
aspects of camping and trailer.
ing for beginners.
On April 20 and 21 from
1 p.m. to 10 p.m. each day,
the Club is hosting a sports
and camping show at CFB Chi).
ton. This show will be open
to" thepublic with an admis.
sion charge of 25 i (children
ender' 12 years of age free).
The show will have displays
of trailers, tent trailers, tents
beats •and camping equipment
will be povided by many local
dealers and the camping club
members. All eligible persons
wishing to join the club, may do
so at the sports and camping
show,
age WOMS on Lot 26 Conces.
sion 5, Lot 28 Concession 5
and forward same to R. M.
Dawson of Stratford for con.,
sideration.
That council amend the porn.
tion of Bylaw 1966-1 which reads
$750 to read $975 as A. M.
Harper's fee for doing the 1968
audit.
That council accept the pet.
ition of Ray Iluether, Alan
Searle and Kleas De Jong for
a Municipal Drainage Works
on Lots West 1/2 - 3, Con.
cession 14, east 1/2 - 3, Con.
cession 14, South-east 1/4 - 4
Concession 14 and forward same
to R. M, Dawson of Stratford
for consideration.
That council instruct the road
superintendent to call for ten.
ders for re-construction of ap.
proximately 2 miles of road.
Tenders to be in hands of road
superintendent by May 3, 1968.
That council make a tour of
the Township Roads on April 8.
That council accept the an.
counts as presented and that
they be passed approved and
paid.
Hullet township council
approves 10 motions
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