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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-05-08, Page 5plinks n News -Renard. Thurs0av::May Guides, mothers hold banquet More than 150 Brownies, guides and Ratters, accgtnpanied by their mothers,. attended a banquet in their honor- -, the first Such local mother -daughter event in three years Y- at the Clinton Legion hall recently. Regine Borbaniuk, women's auxiliary •_president, welcomed Maty McMillan, retiring division commissioner and her successor, Mrs, Hazel McCreath, both of Ooderich and special guests at the dinner here. Mrs. George Wench, district commissioner, assisted by Rangers Martha Corrie and Judy Finley, presented Miss McMillan with an attractive gift --a token for her many years of service to the Guide movement. A .highlight of the evening was the presentation of the all-around cord to Guides Lorraine Thompson and the golden hand to Brownie Susan 'Poop. The girls later entertained the mothers with a variety program. Leaders of the groups include Mrs, Bill Fink, Guide captain; Mrs, Bud Kuehl, Guide lieutenant; Mrs, Harvey Carter, 1st Brownies brown owl; Mrs. Donald Eastman, tawny owl and Mrs. Ken Wood, fluffy owl. Also, Mrs. Stephen Brown, 4th Brownies brown owl; Mrs. Andy Peterson, tawny owl; and Mrs. Roy Cantelon, fluffy owl. UCW meets Teaching staff changes announced 1909 Two lieutenants in Clinton's fire department, Hec Kingswell, centre, and Gord Dalgleish, right, have been appointed by the provincial fire marshal's office as fire prevention officers for the town and are shown receiving identification cards from Fire Chief Grant Rath. —Staff Photo. AFTERNOON UNIT Mrs. A. Coleman conducted a meeting of the afternoon unit of the Ontario Street United Church Women last Tuesday with 26 members present. The devotional period was led by Mrs. A. J. McMurray, assisted by Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Ceriei Van Damme. Mrs. A. Popp showed slides of a recent bus trip to Florida. Mrs. Van Damme led the women in two songs. A coffee party, bazaar and bake sale will be held in the ladies' parlor on May 15, The general meeting will he on May 14 at 8:30 p.m. UCW members will visit an institution for retarded < children°` near' Palmerston next month. After the meeting Tuesday, a social hour was spent with members of the December group serving refreshments. Group members are Mrs. A. Groves, Mrs. F. Lobb, Mrs. J. Gibson, Mrs. H. L. Perry and Mrs. M. Webster. EVENING UNiT The evening unit of Ontario Street United Church Women met in the church parlor with 30 members present. Lois Elliott read a poem on spring and Gwen Lavis gave the theme for worship. Mrs. Harry Ball, guest speaker, was introduced by Mrs. Lavis and thanked by Helen Trewartha. Mrs. Ball spoke on her travels and showed pictures. The meeting closed with prayer and Group 1 served lunch, The Huron County Board of Education. Monday night approved the • hiring of the following teachers for a one-year probationary period, Mrs. S, Alcock, assigned to Walton; Miss Marion Aldous, Mrs. A. Dowds, Miss S. Jefferson, assigned to Goderich; Miss J. Booth, assigned to J.A.D. McCurdy; Mrs. P. Deichert, Hensall; Mr. John Hartley, Exeter; Mrs. L. Kayes, Usborne; Mrs. J. McKiernan, Hensall; Mr. Fred Negrijn, Stephen; Miss G. Preston, Hensall; Mr. 11 Riley, Hullett; Mrs. B. Soldan, Huron Centennial; Mrs. E, Taylor, Clinton ; . . • c *, . ;,,.. Assigned to Central Huron Secondary School were Mr. G. H. Atkinson, Mr. T. Fox, Mr. W. W. Hodgins, Mr. John K. McIver, Mr. Donald Renshaw, Mr. J. K. McIver, Mr. J. K. Willis and Mr. C. W, Worsell. Transferred by mutual agreement were Mrs. B. Bakker, from Walton to Brookside; Mrs. G. Johnston, from Goderich to Clinton; Miss Sharon Norman, from Clinton to Brookside; Mr. R. Roorda, from Exeter to Clinton. The following teachers were placed on permanent contracts, at Central Huron Secondary School. Miss, M. Chislett, Mr. C. Dixon, Mrs. J. Docken, Mr. D. Gray, Mr. R. Kush, Mr. John Maynard, Miss I. Rhoads and Mr. W. Weber. The following probationary contracts were extended for one Corn growers WE HAVE SHELL KORNOIL add Kornoil to Atrazine sprays for better weed control in corn. COME 1P4 Ok CALL HARRY WILLIAMS 4824633 CLINTON Distributor for all tHi LL tit Ptlxiticts Shell Chemicals year at Central Huron Secondary School. Mrs. H. Bolender, Mr. J. Brownridge, Mr, G. MacMillan and Mr. W. Thurlow. The resignations from the following were accepted with regret: Mrs. M. Cline, Brookside Public School; Mr. R. J. Doehn, Huron Centennial Public School; Mrs. Marie Johnston, Clinton Public School; Miss M. Koehler, Huron Centennial Public School; Mrs. E. Lansing, East Wawanosh Public School; Mr. P. Main, Colborne Central Public School (transferring); Miss B. Snell, Pullett Central Public School; Mrs. E. Taylor, Usborne Central School and Mrs. A. Woodrow, Hullett Central Public School. Many seek school Roy B. Dunlop, business administrator for the Huron •• 'County schools, told the °board' of education Monday that he received 12 applications for the position of chief accountant and office manager; 19 applications for the position of manager of purchasing and services and 71 applications for plant superintendent. All the openings were advertised recently. The board deckled to let Mr. Dunlop screen the applications and bring the names of three for each position before the board which will make the final decision on hiring but will listen to the recommendations of Mr. Dunlop. John Cochrane, director of education, informed the board that the contractor for work at BIyth Public School claimed no jobs liability for necessary work to; cure a sewage problem at the, school. However, Mr. Cochrane said he had met with representatives of the architects, , and contractors and felt they would meet some of the costs "forood public relations." g Clinton personals Mr. and Mrs. Howard Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Managhan travelled to Toronto during the past weekend where they, as former employees of Canada ' Packers, were guests at the Royal York and attended the 27th annual dinner of the Quarter Century club of that company in the Canadian room Saturday evening. SHE'LL LOVE this... LADY BUXTON French Purse f RC1 ,^ A. `",;:„r\ " and MATCHING Specially priced And Gift Boxed ONLY REGULAR VALue $1O KeyTainer $17 00 • LUGGAGE makes a fine &ft for MOM. Our Complete line is being offered of rOdticed prices. AIKEN'S CLOTHING — POOTW AR 2 352. Huron Is !fifth in province in confirmed rabies cases Confirmed cases, of TWO animals reached a .iaear-record level in Canada iin the 12 -month Period ended March 31, according to the federal. agriculture, departtnent's animal health branch which said Ontario bad the most cases — 1,985. Within the prgvince, the incidence of ;rabies was highest in the counties ,in the Georgian Bay area and in the .eastern region, with Huron County reporting 89 cases. Three rabid dogs were reported in flume, fixe eats, 22 bead of cattle, two swine, 41 foxes and 16 skunks. Counties with higher totals than Huron's were Bruce, 126; . Grey, 177; Renfrew, 102 and Simcoe, 106. Rabies cases involving both domestic and wild animals totaled 2,463 across Canada for the 12 months. This is 881 more than in the previous year and only 87 fewer than in 1958-59, the record year so far for rabies, the CDA said. During the year, more than 56,000 cats and dogs • were vaccinated against rabies at some 320 free 'clinics conducted by the Health of Animals Branch in Ontario counties. Clinics are continuingto be held in areas where the incidence of the disease is greatest. ' Wildlife accounted for 1,428 of the cases in 1968-69. Of .this number, 1,025 were foxes and 358 were skunks, The balance was made up of small numbers KIPPEN MRS. NORMAN LONG Mr. Robert Thomson who is in his 93rd year, was admitted to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Monday. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis were Mr. and Mrs. J. Barnard of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burke of Apsley and Mrs. Isabel Seifert, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes, of London visited on Sunday with Mrs. Stokes' father, Robert Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood, accompanied by Mrs. Long, spent Thursday in London and called on the Rev. and Mrs. D. A. MacMillan, Bert Thomson, Beatrice, John and Bruce were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Storey of eaforth.,k Qf xacGoons, wolves,, oauskrata,. bats, ground hogs, rats, a rabid bear .found. in Quebee tarld an infected .caribou in. the Northwest. territories..'tte year-earlier total of wiidlife.cases was 926, The ,number of cases involving domestic animals dogs, cats, and farm livestock rose to 1,Q35 fro' 6M the year Wpm, A higher incidence of .the disease among cats, dogs and cattle was largely responsibite for the increase,. The Number of rabid cats and dogs rose to 268 from 151 the year before and the number of cattle to 627 from 396. When you, see me Don't think. Of Life in4uranpe When you think f Life il1SUrancc See ma..,, HAL HARTLEY PAN.A0A le -WE ASSURANCE K.W. •COL QUHOUN LTD. 14 Isaac 8t., Clinton Phona 482.9747 we ON OUR $40,000 HARDWARE CLOSE -CUT SALE 50, WE'RE KEEPING THE CROWDS COMING BY CUTTING PRICES LOWER & LOWER!!! PAINT CLEARANCE STOCK UP NOW 11 FOR SPRING >(i TWIN "rf CHEF (Vertical) , BARBECUES Special 5.59 FARMERS! We Have The Best Buy Ever On "'- Assorted Bolts At Reduced Prices i "IT'S GARDENING TIME" Why Not Get .All Your Needs in: TOOLS -- FENCING — FERTILIZER — INSECTICIDES, ETC: AT "MONEY SAVING" CLEARANCE PRICES• THESE ARE JUST •A SAMPLE OF THE BARGAINS AT BALL & MUTCH LTD. 71 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482.9505 00 VAIUE rYour Food Dollar Delsey Toilet Tissue _ _ 8 rolls/$1 Kleenex—(Twin Pack) Paper Towels _ _ 2 packs/89c 24 Ounce Joy Liquid . 55c 32 Ounce Salad Bowl Dressing _ 52c Tasty -Nu Butter Tarts _ - _ _ Dozen 69c 7 Pounds Five Roses Flour Gillette Super---5-pack Stainless Blades Golden Dew Parchement Margarine _ mo AN. House and Garden ---11 Oz. Raid Spray Quaker -8 Oz. Quisp & Quoke Chocolate Chip -6 Oz. Bere's Cookies 791. 59c 5 lbs./$1 $1.09 Wm Jam Supreme --24 Oz. Peanut Butter .... . 2/83c - 3/$1 59c Prices Effective Wednesday Thru Saturday, May 7 10, 1969 SIDE BACON BY -their::: 6:69 e�TT PORK CHOPS 16. 55c FSHOULDERS Ib. 49c GROUND BEEF Ib. 49c POT ROAST Ib. 59c CSTEWING BEEF 16. 69c WIENERS 16.39c Indian Inver - No. 1 White or Pink GRAPEFRUIT (Produot of USA) 12 for 89c FROZEN FOOD Supreme — 2 -Lb. Bag' FRENCH FRIES 49c liighliner 8 Oz. PRODUCE California No. 1 COD FISH STICKS ORANGES 29c (Product of USA) 3 DOZEN $1