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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-06-18, Page 12Who moved the tree? With the construction on Highway 4 through Brucefield it isn't unusual these days to see trees in unusual places, like crowding toward the middle of the street. — staff photo, The University of Guelph Diploma Course Graduation was held May 27, 1970. Graduate William McGregor (left) of R.R. 5 Clinton chats with Dr. W. Stan Young, Director of the Diploma Course, Dr. N, R. Richards, Dean of the Ontario Agricultural College, and Everett M. Biggs, Deputy Minister of The Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Huron Federation discusses school taxes mark your 09- 25th Anniversary WITH Drop in and see this specially designed diamond cluster ring with 25 "blazing" gems. ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. -Thtmclpy, 1,970 COMing Eents: TUESDAY, June 23, Bingo, Rune!) Fish and Game 44P:4 Of S56.00 in 00 numbers, Six door prizes, 8:3Q Pan. OHIPICEN BAR8EGUE Wednesdaye July 1, 5 p.m. ? at St. Andrews United Church Bayfield, sponsored by U,C.W.1/2 chicken $1.75, '/p chicken $1.00. Salado, rolls, home made pies, etc. — 25,26B WEDN E SDAY, June 24, Strawberry and Ham supper,' Brvicefield United Church. 5,30 00 p,tri. All yon can eat for $1.75 adults, School age $1.00. 25b MIDDLETON CHURCH Ladies cordially invite anyone interested to a miscellaneous bridal shower for Sharon Middleton on Saturday June 27, 2 p,m. at ' St. James Church Middleton. — 25b MONSTER 2-CAR BINGO at the Durham Arena beginning June 19, 8:30 p.m. $3,200 cash prizes. Free chance on two cars — 1969 Epic (new) to be drawn August 14; 1970 Plymouth Belvedere to be drawn September 11. You must be present to win car. — 25eow SATURDAY, June 20, Kip Golden Jubilee Dance, Clinton Community Centre with The 131netenes. Refreshments. Tickets from Kinsmen or Kinettes. For information call 482-8187 or 482.7772, 24,25b CASH BINGO; Legion Hall, Seaforth, Friday, June 19, 8:15 -p.m. Regular games, $10; three $25 games; $75 jackpot to go, Door 'prizes. Admission $1.00, Extra cards 25c or 7 for S1.00. Auspices Branch 156. Proceeds welfare work. -- 2tfn SATURDAY, June 20, SOCIAL, Clinton Legion Hall. Music by Clem Ohler; lunch. Couples 21 and over. Dancing B:30.12:00. -- 25 b THURSDAY, June 18, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $59,00 in 59 numbers. CLINTON UNITED CHURCH Men's Club—Ladies Night to Ford Auto Plant and Supper—June 30. Tickets available from Russel Peterson, Wilf Jervis, Orville Blake, Charles Nelson,' Harvey. Johnston, Carl Blackmore or Russell Jervis. — 22.26b School taxation, a matter that concerns both rural and urban taxpayers was a major topic of discussion at the June Meeting of Huron County Federation of Agriculture held in Clinton. The following recommenda- tion was passed: "That we request - . the township federations to circulate the petition for names for the MRS. WILLIAM R. TALBOT Mrs. William R. TAlbot of Bayfield died June 13, 1970 in Clinton Public Hospital. She was 71 years of age. She had been ill for a year with a heart condition, Born Eva Lorraine Dewar, daughter of George and Martha Dewar of Stanley township and Goderich. She was married to William R. Talbot in Bayfield on June 3, 1924 and the couple lived in Stanley Township and Bayfield. Mrs. Talbot belonged to the Presbyterian church and the Women's Missionary Society of the same church. Surviving besides her husband are two sons George of Bayfield and William of Bayfield and two daughters, Martha Lorraine Telford of Simcoe and Mary Isobel Rathwell of Bayfield. Twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services took place on June 15, 1970 from the Beattie Funeral Home with the Rev. R. U. McLein of Clinton officiating. Interment was in Bayfield cemetery. Pallbearers were Mel Davidson, Chas. Scotchmer, Bert and Melvin Greer, Gordon Westlake, and William Armstrong. Flowerbearers were Gary, John, Ricky and Bryan Talbot, Scot Telford and Robby Rathwell, all grandchildren. removal of education tax from property" Individual Service Membership sales jumped 78 over the previous month to bring the total county members to 334. A report, of the membership blitz held in Grey Township revealed that 35 per cent of the township had been called on. 01' JAMES GEORGE ROBER TON On May 27, 1970 at Winnipeg General Hospital, James George Roberton, aged 63 years, beloved husband of Vera Saunders died. Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 30 at the Gardiner Funeral Home, 178 Kennedy Street at York, Winnipeg, with Rev. Ross Williams officiating, with interment following in Elmwood Cemetery. Masonic Service was held 7:30 p.m. Friday at the funeral chapel. Mr Roberton was horn in Londesborough. He was well known in business in East Kildonan for the past forty years. Mr Roberton was a member of the Manitoba Master Barbers Association; John Black Memorial Church and the Dormer Masonic Lodge. Besides his wife, Vera, he is survived by two sons, Bryan and George; two sisters, Mrs. Belle Quinn of Winnipeg and Mrs. Gertrude Chapman of Toronto. Wedding Pictures JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 122 farmers, 92 were not at home and there were 40 memberships sold, 44 potential sales of farmers wanting more information. Several other townships have requested a blitz sales, A second recommendation passed was: "We, the Huron County Federation of Agriculture recommend • that the township federations consider dissolving their organizations in favour of five district federations within the county, and that we recommend to specific townships that they work together." The township directors were to take this recommendation to their directors and report back to the county federation office by June 27. In other business the members passed the following motion: "That we support the National Bill C-197 with the amendments proposed by the Canadian Federation of Agricillture and the Ontario Federation of Agriculture. A motion was also Ossed that we hold regular monthly meetings during July and August. COOP alone was worth the trip," stated, one enthusiastic member of the bus trip sponsored last Wednesday by the Anglican. Church women Of St. James, Middleton. Other points of interest on this tour Included a visit t9..the Botanical. ,Gardens at fiallIittgrl where 'WS and PeorliOs MOO lavish display, A Russian Olive Tree _excited much interest. ' The grc,up also. enjoyed a conducted tour of Her Majesty's chapel to the Mohawits Brantford built in 1784. This has the distinction of being the first Protestant church in Ontario. The conducted tour of Dundurn Castle, Hamilton area, was a highlight of this bus trip. Built circa 1854 by Sir Alan Napier meNah, who was Prime Minister of Upper and Lower Canada: this edifice reflected living on the grand scale. The President of St. James A.C.W. Mrs. Edward Wise is to be congratulated on the success of this first bus tour of the group, augmented to 41. persons by former members and friends. Mr and Mrs. Gordon Hodgins and Hollyanne of Granton, Mr. and Mrs. George Earley and family of Kerwood and Mrs. Milton Steepe of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Middleton. Mr. Hodgins is President of the Western Ontario Aberdeen Angus Association and the men present finalized plans for the big Angus picnic planned for, June 21 at the Middleton farm. FIRE IN ACCIDENTS The chance of fire resulting from a traffic crash is less than one in 200. This is one of the facts that invalidates the argument some people give for not using seat belts — "I don't want to risk •being pinned inside a wreck if fire breaks out." The Ontario Safety League quotes these other findings from a research study of fuel-fed fires resulting from auto crashes. Although statistically rare, when they do occur the chances of exposed occupants being fatally burned are nearly one in four. Trucks seem more likely to burn after a crash than passenger cars. Rollover accidents, rather than rear-end crashes, are the worst in terms of fire fatalities, 4:4 .04, • ;:When yOu're ready to: :iname !ithe• day..,see the beautiful;;; RAINBOW LEADING LINE INVITATIONS AND ,ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD,. Clinton Walkerton , And Seaforth L. CLINTON 4/12-95.0a AkaneOgiggiiiiNWA tf REGISTRATION For Swimming and Swimming liessona. 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