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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-08-08, Page 5WHAT ELSE gives you so mud for so little? For news, for views, for wide and varied entertain- ment, nothing can beat your weekly newspaper! And all for just 12c per week when purchased at a newsstand; OR Subscribe By The Year. Only $5.00 Clinton News-Record "The Home Paper With The News" The Clinton News-Record may be Purchased at the following Clinton and District Stores: In CUNTON BARTLIFFS BAKERY LIMITED CLINTON IGA'STORE ° - "I' NEWCOMBE'S Reiall DRUG STORE McEWAN'S BOOK STORE GORD LAWSON BILIARDS BILL GERMAN'S BOWLING ALLEY MILT & MABEL'S RESTAURANT CLINTON NEWS-RECORD OFFICE In BAYFIELD— CLIFF UTTER'S STORE In LONDESBOROrn--• THOMPSON'S STORE LONDESBORO LOCKER SERVICE In BRUCEFIELD PATERSON'S STORE In HOLMESVILLE D. E. GLIDDON'S GENERAL STORE In VARNA W. T. McASH GENERAL STORE At CFB CLINTON HERB'S FOOD MARKET In GODERICH-•-. BLUE'S SUPERMARKET PINCHER'S SMOKE SHOP CRAIGIE'S POOL ROOM In SEAFORTH— KEATING'S DRUG STORE In HENSALL— WILSON'S DRUG STORE In KIPPEN— KIPPEN STORE In AUBURN— ROBINSON'S GENERAL STORE Jletavapersi Slat ft WitItign ?EMUS tIVES .11 *39.99 pii:3[EtzER 13 "lhat. your share ,,,,and the share of every man, woman and child of the estimated 750,000,000 cos (,direct and indirect otk in one year in Canada. NOR66Y, the taxpayer leas. of all, escapes the meparisiliditg of tire orithejoh and in the ,borni 46111211•001111111111111. FIRE ISA f>00kET DICKER CLASSIFIED Phone 482-3443 IN MEMORIAM In laving memory of a dear daughter and mother who passed away suddenly seven years ago August 10, 1961, age 20 Year4. As )we loved you, so we miss you , In our memory,. -you are always near. -Loved,. remembered, long for alWays, For to us you were so dear. ---Lovingly remembetted by mother Grace Munro and daugh- ters May, Helen and. Karen Teresa. 32p DEATHS' LEWIS—Passed away at his residence, 71 Grand Aye., Lon- lonion Friday, August 2, 1968, Ronald Charles Teetgen Lewis in his 66th year. Survivors in- clude a brother, Alfred J, Lew. is at CFB, Clinton. The fun- eral service was from the Need- ham Memorial Chapel, London, on Monday, August 5 with in- terment in Forest Lawn Memor- ial Gardens, RIEBEL—Passed away at Cen- tral Park Lodge, Kitchener on Sunday, August 4, '1968, Mrs, Grant Riebel, the former Ellen Wright in her ,68th year.' Sur- vivors include a son, Colin Mc- Neil of Clinton. The funeral ,,service was from John T. Dono- hue Funeral Home, London with intetthent in. Woodland Ceme- tery. COOK—At Oakville Trafal- gar Memorial Hospital, Oakville, :Heriry • H. (Harry) Cook on Wednesday, July 31, 1968, late 'of 1497 Bandar .Dr„ Clarkson, -Aeloved husband of Anne L. Tiernan; loving' father of Su. zanne4Mrs. R. C. Gilchrist Jr,), Ban 'Francisco and David H., ;at home. Mr. Cook is resting at'the funeral home of Skinner Aria Middlebrook Ltd., 128 Lake- shore Rd. E., Port Credit, Com- plete service in the chapel Friday at 11 a.m. Interment . Exeter Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. "...Less ,; ,.. feed. ••.; for beef College Park, Maryland - A concept that can result in more beef for less feed was described last week at the Second World Conference on Animal Production held at the University of Maryland. A team,of Canadian scientists led by Dr. -Ian Sibbald, of Delmar Chemicals Limited, Montreal, Que., said the procedure involves a yet unnamed product which is capable of transporting Methionine through the rumen or first stomach of animals such as cattle, sheep and .goats. Using currerit methods, Methionine added to ruminant feeds is larggy degraded by the rumen,,--microorganisms and is therepire unavailable to the animal. The new product, by making Methionine available, raises the nutritive value of the diet and will allow more effidient conversion of feed to meat, milk or wool. To improve feed efficiency, said Dr. Sibbald, Methionine is Combined with kaolin and enveloped in a continuous film of triglycerides to form small capsules which the animal takes orally mixed with a portion of its feed, In this form the Methionine is, able to pass the first stomach, but is released in the small intestine where it can be absorbed into the bloodstream. f The result, contends Dr. Sibbald, is more efficient production of animal protein for human consumption and a hew Ora of applied nutritional research. Delmar Chemicals Limited, a subsidiary of John Labatt Limited, supplies fine chemicals to feed and pharmaceutical mamifacturers. ,01MVIMIIIMPIONSINN BIG Entertainment Weekend ! This group is so popular — they are FULLY BOOKED for 1968. COME OUT AND ENJOY YOURSELF Friday Night ! 9-1 The DISCOVERY Saturday Ni g h t 12 BIG DANCE NIGHT The DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA Fresh from a' six week Held Over engagement in Windsor. Music with the lightly modern sound. When Janice sings "To Sir With Love" you'll think you're listening to the original movie soundtrack. HIGHWAY' 21 S. GODERICH DINING AND DANCING Adastral .Park icrintOTINPVVS—BPPgrci f Thursday, AP 1. August , .0 . Canadian Forces Headquarters recently announced the promotion of Thomas Riley of Vercheres, _Quebec, to the rank of Corporal. He is shown receiving the congratulations of the Base 'Commander, Colonel E. W. Ryan. Corporal Riley served in the Royal Canadian Ordinance Corps from 1954 to 1963. He re-enlisted as a Supply Technician in the RCAF in 1966. He is presently serving at CFB Clinton. Corporal Riley resides with his wife, the former Ginseppina Porto of Italy, and their three children at Apt H-5, Adastral Park, Ontario. (Canadian Forces Photo)' Canadian. Forces Headquarters recently announced the promotion of. George L. Aucoin, of Belle Cote, Cape Breton, to the rank of Corporal, He is shown receiving the congratulations of Base Commander, Colonel E. W. Ryan. CIA Aucoin enlisted as a Supply Technician in the RCAF in Nova Scotia in July, 1964. He came to CFB Clinton in February, 1966, having previously served at CFI; Borden. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Aucoin, presently reside at Belle Cote, Nova Scotia. (Canadian Forces Photo) John Kraszewski retired from the Civil Service staff at CFB Clinton on July 28, In recognition of 18 years service at the Base he was presented with a retirement certificate by the Base Commander, Colonel E. W. Ryan. Mr. Kraszewski was born in Poland and came to Canada in January, 1950. He joined the staff at CFB Clinton in May, 1950. He presently resides at 361 James-Street, Clinton. (Canadian Forces Photo) • Leslie Pearson retired on August 5 from the Civil Service Staff at CFB Clinton. He was presented with a retirement certificate, in recognition of seven years service, by the Base Commander, Colonel E. W. Ryan. Mr. Pearson was born in Clinton and was self employed as a farmer until 1961, when he joined the staff at CFB Clinton. He presently resides with his wife, Anna, at 140 Rattenbury Street West, Clinton. (Canadian Forces-Photo) Wes Chambers strains as he pushes a huge concrete light pole into position at the Community Centre parking lot. He received assistance from the PUC truck. Four new lights were installed last week to provide more light around the arena. staff photo Nutlet Ty:fp, (Conti moil: Pe about, ,440,090. when eempletPci. Op a IP.O0911 by Leonard Archambault 40 4C:10 .11.klOirtg, the ,court of Revisions on the Gerrity Drainage Works was .opened,, And lingh Flynn was ,nained.chairman, There were no apPPals to deal with on this c1r4ih, A motion by Joe flunking and,,John Jewltt closed the Court of Revision on the Gerrits Drain. Hugh was named chairman of the Court of 4evigon. on he Baker Drain. A letter from Mr. Uderstadt, the Engineer, recommended a cbange in assessment as a result of discussion at the reading'of .the report. There was also . a letter from. Mr, Baker suggesting the name be that of an older resident. • A motion to accept the engineer's ,,xecommendations for change:4g assessMent on..4ot 18, Concession 11, Baker Drainage Works was passed. The Court of Revision on the Baker Drainage Works was then closed on . a motion by Leonard Archambault and Joe Hunking. Motions were also passed at the meeting to clean out Pollard Drain on Lot 24, Concession 10; Flynn Drain; and Kinburn Swamp Drain, Lot 6, Concession 3, to Lot 15 Concession 4. Obituary MARY YOUNG Rev. R. Moynahan officiated at the funeral of Miss Mary Young of Huronview who died Monday, July 29 in Huronview. She was 90. Miss Young was the daughter of William F. Young and the former Ellen Garvey and was born in Colborne Township. She was a resident of Colborne Township until moving to Huronview in 1961. She was a member of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are a nephew, John L. Redmond of Colborne Township and a niece, Mrs. Bernard (Mary) ' Smith of Waterford. The funeral was held at St. Peter's Church Thursday, August 1 at 9:30 a.m. Interment was at Colborne Township. Pallbearers were John F. Redmond, Mark Redmond, Jiirt, Redmond, Michael Redmorg,„ Marc'el LasSaline :and 'Leonard;' Lassaline. Meats should- be wrapped tightly with moisture and vapor Rroof paper for freezing. Aluminum foil may be used but it is very expensive. Plastic bags are also satisfactory, state Home Economists at Macdonald Institute, UniVersity of Guelph. Cockshutt Dealer's harvesting dealsolian lifetime. 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