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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-04-17, Page 7Aulwrn an District MRS. WES 6RADNQCK Correspondent— Phone 5'x"6-7565 THANKY CUIITON ,, We wish to thank the residents of Clinton and , district for their patronage during the past year, We have sold our business tq J -L Vitamins & Cosmetics Ltd. of London. Our present staff ' is being maintained and we, hope you will extend 'to our successors the , same hind consideration and patronage we have enjoyed. QR LAND JOHNSON & STAFF ' r CLINTON• DISCOUNT CENTRE POURED CONCRETE. • , S LOS WE BUILD THEM STRONGER TO LAST LONGER * Will lend themselves for any kind of storage. ' * Ensilage, Haylage, High Moisture Corn, etc. ' * A cement chute never needs repair. * 6" wall for greater strength and longer life. SILOS, ELEVATORS, AND MANURE TANKS. We also install roofs and accessories. Over 15 years of Silo Building Experience. for better quality and better price. RR 1, Mitchell Phone 348-8701 or 348-9967. Member Ontario Silo Association. Schoonderwoerd Bros. Ltd. F -A -R -M -E -R -S SPRING. 15 HERE.... :,IflE HAVE: * COMPLETE LINE OF JONES MacNAUGHTON SEEDS • * SEED GRAIN, SUPPLIED BY ALEX M. STEWART & SON LTD. * C.I.L. FERTILIZERS * NUTRITE BRAND FERTILIZERS * WIRE & FENCING SUPPLIES CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY H. F. Wettlaufer Feed Mill • — PHONE 482-9792 — 35 MARY STREET--CLINTON 16b CROP CONTRACTS We are now writing white bean and feed barley contracts. See us for savings on your Seed Grain and Fertilizer requirements. Cook Bros. Mlling Co. Ltd. tHONE 262-2005 Est, 1880 HENSALL 16,16b faster thankoffering held by Knox Church WMS The Easter Thankoffering meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church was held at the borne of Mrs. Donald Haines. The president, Mrs. Wilfred' Sanderson, was in charge .cif the meeting and opened the meeting with a call to worship and a hymn.Mrs, Haines played the organ. An Easter service followed, with Mrs. Sanderson leading. Others taking part were Mrs. Major Youngblut, Miss Minnie Wagner and Mrs. W. Bradnock. A reading was given by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. A solo was sung by Mrs. W, i3radnock and readings given by Mrs, Frank Raithby. The Easter Thankoffering was received and dedicated and Mrs. Haines gave a paper on how the Ukrainians celebrate the Easter season. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Leatherland. Plans were made to attend the W.M.S. Synodical meeting in Goderich and thank you notes were received for flowers.. Obituary JOHN H. ARMSTRONG Funeral services were held at the William Stiles Funeral Home on Monday for John Henry (Harry) Armstrong who died Saturday in Clinton Hospital after an illness of two weeks. Born at Powasson, Ontario, he was the son of the late ,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong and he Was in his 87th year. At the age of nine he took up residence in East Wawanosh where he resided and farmed until five years ago. He was a member of Knox United Church and attended Westfield school. In 1916 he was married to Sarah Maud Wells who survives Pers Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines attended the 100th anniversary services at Hilisburg Presbyterian Church last Sunday. Mr. John Turner was the guest speaker at Knox Presbyterian Church last Sunday while Rev. R. U. MacLean is holidaying in the Barbados. The Misses Brenda Archambault, Nan Lapp, Sheron Collins and Brenda Ball attended the bridal tea 'for Miss Della Allen in Goderich Township last Saturday. Mr. Gordon Powell is a patient in Clinton. We wish him a speedy recovery. • A large crowd attended the auction sale at Doran's general store last Saturday. Mr. Harry Arthur and Mr. Thomas Johnston attended a special meeting in Toronto on Monday introducing the change -over British American Oil Company to Gulf of Canada. The meeting was held in Don Mills. Plans are well on the way for the Auburn C.G.I.T. group's first bake sale to be held on Saturday, 2 to 4 p.m. in the Sunday school room of Knox United Church. New members received into Knox United Church recently were Linda Pressey, Doreen McClinchey, Sherril Plaetzer, Arva Ball, John Koopmans, Douglas Durnin, Jennifer him, Surviving also are two sons; John, RR 2, Auburn and Robert at home; and two grandchilren and four great grandchildren. A sister, Mrs. Edgar (Gertrude) Vanstone of Toronto 9. also survives. The Rev. R. R. Roberts officiated at the funeral with burial taking place in Blyth Union cemetery, Pallbea4ers were Robert J. Phillips, Gordon McClinchey, William Empey, Harold Carter, Emmerson Rodger and William Brown. Flowerbearers were Fred Armstrong, Gerald McDowell and Reg Jewell. ovals Grange, Gary Ament and Marie Plunkett, on the profession of their faith. By certificate, Mrs. Gordon Chamney was received. Received at Donnybrook United Church were John Thompson, Ronald Snowden and Marion Armstrong. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig were Mrs. James Craig, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Craig and Brian of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Craig, Bluevale, Miss Trudy Taylor, Belgrave, Miss Mary Craig, Miss Patsy Craig and John Carswell all, of Kitchener; Miss Margaret Craig, Guelph, Mr. Allan Craig, Guelph, Miss Connie Laidlaw, Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Workman of Brussels and Donald Knowlands of Walton. Mr. John Raithby returned last Sunday after visiting for a week with his brother, Mr. Grant Raithby, Mrs. Raithby and family at Collingwood. Little Miss Mary Jane Raithby of Collingwood visited last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby. Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 BROCKVI LLE NUTRITE fertilizer service POPULAR ANALYSIS BULK AND BAGGED $e AMMONIUM NITRATE •PRRIADEIRS AVAILABLE PHONE 482-3484 CLINTON FEED MILL CLINTON McKiIIop seeking warble fly check. McKillop cquncii wants to ltnow what cattle owners in the township think about the warble fly cgntrol program which has been in effect in the township fora number of years. Expenses of the program are met from general funds and council agreed to continue this procedure at least until an indication as to present requirements was available, Introduced in the first instance as the result of a petition provided by the township unit of the Federation of Agriculture, council decided to seek the assistance of the F of A in the present survey. As a means of ensuring the survey would be proceeded with payment of the usual grant to the federation will be geared to the survey completion, Re -assessment of the warble fly program results from a changes in production emphasis by township fanners. Many long time livestock producers now concentrate on cash crops and there is a feeling the protection program is no longer as necessary. Meanwhile this year's program will go ahead. Council accepted the tender of William Hoegy for spraying at 17 cents UCW cancels daffodil tea The April Stanley Unit U.C.W. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. J. Cornish. The meeting opened with, "Call to Worship," read by Mrs. H. Lemmon. Mrs. L. Wilson read an Easter meditation. The study was given by Mrs. C. Henderson. Mrs. D. Triebner took over the business of the meeting. Roll call showed 16 members and a little visitor present. Mrs. J. Cornish read Thank -you notes from members and those who had received Easter cards. Mrs. Stuart read a letter from our Korean boy who sent his thanks for articles received at Christmas. Mrs. H. Taylor donated a box of cards. It was decided to cancel the daffodil tea and bake sale which was to have been on April, 29. The May 14th meeting will be at Mrs. N. Baird's. Worship, Mrs. B. Scott and Mrs. W. Baird. Mrs, H. Taylor to give the Study. Roll call, "Mother." per head. He will provide powder at $5.5 per 15 -pound bag. Birner Dennis was named inspect,nr at $1.75 per hour and 1Q cents per mile travel, Council appointed former reeve Kenneth Stewart of RR 5, Seaforth, • as township welfare officer. James Rowes, DLS, was ,instructed to report on the McCallum and Winthrop drain from con. 10, lot 31 when council accepted a petition from Ken Beattie and Ken Glanville, A resolution of Tuckersmith protesting extension .of regional government was endorsed. General accounts of $10,739.72 and roads of $3,811.54 were approved as also was a grant of $250.00 to Seaforth Community Hospital. Clinton Nevus -Record, Thursdsy, April 17, 1969 7 CRAFTS & HQBBY EXHIBITION AT WESLEY-WILLIS UNITEP CH.U,RCH Ci_INTQN APRIL 25th 7 TO ,10 P.M. APRIL 26th 2 TO 10 P.M. More than 50 exhibitors from throughout Huron County will display their arts and crafts including period wigs; ivory carvings; boutiques; jewellery; antique music boxes; Indian crafts; ham radio; ceramics; weaving; photography; venders;. model aircraft; paintings; rug hooking; millinery; canning; quilting; leather craft; towels; driftwood; stamps and coins. Sponsored by Women's Hospital Auxiliary WANTED! CORN and BEAN CONTRACTS at most attractive prices W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. HENSALL TELEPHONE 262-2527 Specializing in Registered And Certified Seed Grain Clover, Grass & Mixed Grain Seed FERTILIZER at competitive prices 14 to 20b Two more men speak out on the success of Treflan 151,00.-71 "Now I've no time for hoeing" "Last year 1 even broadcast my soybeans" says Ralph H'nq. Examples like these say a tot more about Treflan than we ever could. Take Louis Ducharme, He found himself in a situation where hoeing labor Costs were cutting deep ihto his profits. Now careful incorporation of Treflan to the right depth into his white bean crop has eliminated the need to hand hoe. says Louis Ducharme. Or take Ralph King's example. Broadcasting soybeans means big savings in cultivation costs, and often increases in yield per acre . But, tike Ralph, you have to know your weed control plan is completely effective. Treflan really came through for Ralph. it can come through for you. Elanco Products bivlsioh of ell LiIIY and Company (Canada) Lirhhed, Scarborough, Ontario, CONTACT YOUR SHAMROCK CHE MICALS REPRE SE N, 'A 'IVE Mr. W. Bruce Nichol, R. R. 2, Hensall, Ontario. PH« /62 5626