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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-08-13, Page 22 Pirqpn News-Record, Thursday, August 13, 1970 Town Talk I BY MARE :114PP Rabies still hazard in Huron Coun SERVING CLINTON AND DISTRICT SINCE 1945 PHONE 4024411 Gordon Grigg 'Fuels , CLINTON Call Our Agent. ROSS ROSS JEWITT For All FARM & HEATING PETROLEUM NEEDS No Waiting on Cleanouts Pick Your Date Now! For your safety our delivery trucks carry fuel oil only FOR FREE BURNER SERVICE NIGHT OR DAY CALL 482-9411 Var.na news:. Races .held • at -Yarn!. tIC The annual picnic of the United Church was held on the Church lawn with a good attendance. After dinner was served, the following sports were held: Children's race, age 6-7, Scott Consitt, Dale Stephenson; children's race, age 8-9, Daryl Johnston, Brenda Dowson; children's race, age, 1041, Craig Taylor, Ann Marie Heard, ' Young ladies' race, Janet Taylor, Connie Forbes; young men's race, Bill Stehenson; married men's race, Barry Taylor; kick the slipper (men), Gordon Johnston, Ron Taylor; kick the slipper (ladies), Mrs. Barry Taylor, Mrs. Tom Consitt, Youngest grandmother, Mrs. John Ostrom; oldest person, Mrs. Geo. Reid; youngest person, Steven Taylor; lucky spot, Charlene Reid; largest family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont visited over the weekend at Collingwood and King City: Mrs. Doug Robinson, Lorrie, Cathy and Carol Ann of Willovidale are spending a week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred McClymont. The services of the United Church will be discontinued for the remainder of August, Local club planning trip to Springbank The Clintonian Club met at the home of Mrs. Ruth Mulholland Thursday afternoon, August 6. The meeting was presided over by the president, Mrs. Hartley Managhan. , The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Russell Colciough. There was one "thank-you" note for flowers. The treasurer's report was read by Pearl Ctimmings. Mrs. George Glazier gave the flower and card report. Several flowers and cards had been sent out the past month. Roll call was answered by 17 members stating whether they would be going by bus to the picnic in Springbank Park, London, August 22, The secretary read , a letter from the Central Executive in London , and a discussion followed. Four delegates were appointed to attend the fall meeting in London September 24. Arrangements were also made for a bus trip to Collingwood and Owen Sound October 6, Mrs. Connie Colclough was appointed to look after the arrangements. The dutch auction followed with the winners being Mrs. E, Kendall and Mrs, M. Thorndike. The mystery prize went to Mrs. W. Wise. Programm consisted of several humourous readings by C. Colclough and E. Kendall. Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Leppington Thursday, September 3. lb 24 OZ. LOAVES JANE PARKER WHITE SLICED BREAD Buy 4 Loaves Save 43 JANE PARKER WIENER ROLLS ,pkg of 29 , pkg of3 ¢ , ¢' SAVE 8 12 si SAVE 4c ' SAVE 6c ' WEST ST., GODERICH. BETTER BREAD VALUE! Jane Parker, Daily Dated We handle only Canada's finest Choice 'RED BRAND" Steer Beef SHORT RIB CROSS RIB ROAST 1 ib 6 2 p ROAST Freshly Minced (BUY 3-LBS OR OVER lb 770) GROUND CHUCK ib79? Super-Right Brand Smoked, Sliced, Rindless SIDE BACON Blade Bone Removed, Semi-Boneless BLADE ROAST SX BRAND, FAMILY PACK MARY MILES SCHNEIDER 2-LB VACUUM PACK 1-LB VACUUM PACK c RED HOTS SWEET PICKLED, VACUUM PACK HALVES COTTAGE ROLLS 1b 6 5 "GREAT ON A GRILL" WIENERS OLD CUTS 1 lb pko 695i 1-lb tray pack b 9? SX BRAND, PURE PORK SAUSAGE Whit6., Oink, 'Yellow, Green, Blue PKG Toilet Tissue 4 ROLLS DRAY tAVt We here in Clinton have a. treat in store for 44 ors Friday, Auglist 21, when the Godedeb. ToWn Pend will play in the Library Pa* Ervin 7;30 to 8:45 p.m. Liast Sunday evening the Clinton ripe Band played in Goderich, Let's have a ,good turn-put to show we appreciate the efforts of these MusiclanS. There is to be an extra Veda' evening of music in Goderich Harbour Park this Sunday evening, Augest 16, at 7 p.m. when a very fine accordion band from Kitehener will entertain. There are twenty members of the band, nays and girls between the ages of twelve and eighteen. The News-Record learned with regret that its news correspondent for Kippen, Mrs. Norman Long, is confined to hospital in Seaforth, We hope she will soon be home again, * * * Mrs, Frank Evans and Florence flew home after spending two weeks in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, visiting with the former's son and family, Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Evans, Mary Ellen and Frankie. * * A bus tour.of Clinton folk to Niagara Palls on Tuesday was rather mare exciting than anticipated. Thirty-eight of the forty some odd tourists embarked on a boat tour of the Niagara above the fallS. All went well until on the return portion of the trip when the beat struck something -- rock, sandbar, They had to put in to Navy Island where all the pasSengers (about 200) were removed to the mainland by an assortment of vessels, U.S. Coastguard, an R,C,M,P. boat, New York Sheriff's boat and several private boats helped in the evacuation. The Niagara Parks Commission Pollee were Ws° on band to assist. No casualties were reported. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young recently, were Mrs. Young's mother, Mrs. Ethel Mould, Skegness, Lincolnshire, England, and her sister, Mrs. Pat (Margaret) Power, Leicester, England. Miss Marlene Deaucesne, North Cobalt and Stewart • Wabush, Mines, Labrador. Mr. and Mrs. 1381 MoVarlene, Mr, and Mrs. Don McFarlene and family, all ef Thinnies, were visitors through the past week with Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Dreti. Miss Helen Warren of London and Miss Marie Harvey of Don Mills.spent sa few days the Pest week with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth. Miss Margie Whyte is home for her summer holidays with , her mother, Mrs. W. Is Whyte, Tern and Bill from the University of Guelph, , John Scott returned home on Saturday from the War Memorial Hospital in London, We would like to wish him the best of , health in the future, Mrs, Irene Grimoldby, is visiting with Mrs. John Mann of Clinton while Mr, 'Mann is a patient in the hospital. M. end Mrs. Bob Reynolds LIFETIME NUMBER The men of vision foresee each baby being assigned a telephone number at birth. Later on — when he's old enough to use the telephone — friends will be able to reach him throughout his life-time by simply calling that number. -1"-67e=7;(771 JERVIS STUDIO, Phone 482-7006 BY MARY momAIN and family returned home to Southfield, Michigan, after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs, John Thompson, Jim, Bob, and Sharon, Mrs. Low Sanders and Miss , Brenda. Scott are spending few days visiting in London with Mrs Ken Reid, Paul, David and Jane and Mr. Ken Reid in Westminster Hospital, Jeffery Whyte of Oshawa is spending a week's holidays with his grandmother. Mrs. W. L. Whyte, and Tom, Sill and Margie. Miss Dianne PresZeetor is holidaying with Miss Elaine Pfaff of Crediton. Mr, and Mn.. Andy 11/1e> 4rIene and family 9f .$0,f9rth. WPM Sunday •visitors with. Mr,. and MP, tiP.rhort Mr. and Mrs, sljni Proaoatnr, Billy and Debbie, Mr,. and Mrs. Ken .Preezcetor and .girls spent Sunday at 13enrnillar.omp10, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Pnch .anan. and .family Attended, the 'Matt Family Picnic held . at the -Goderich Beach Sunday. Mrs, W, L. Whyte and Tern visited this week with Mrs and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan, Paul, Mark, and Margie of Oakville and. with Mr, and Mrs. Hudson Woodruff of St: David's., 1965 PONTIAC PARISIENNE FOUR DOOR HARDTOP J63244 — This is a beautiful automobile fully reconditioned, safety checked, Features include V-il engine, automatic, power steering, Power brakes, radio, all new Goodyear whitewalls, wheel discs and tinted windshield. Finished in mist blue with'black vinyl top. THIS WEEK'S SALE PRICE 995 $ Pontiac-Buick GODERICH News of Constance It would appear that rabies will continue to pose a potential hazard to dogs and cats in Huron County. In order to alleviate, at least in part, this hazard it has been decided that the Canada Department of Agriculture, Health. of Animals Branch, in co-operation with the Huron County Health Unit, will again conduct free anti-rabies vaccination clinics for dogs and cats in this county. The clinics will commence on August 24 in the northern area, and end on September 16 in the southern area. Confirmed cases of rabies in animals continued at a relatively high level in Huron County in the 12-month period ending March 31,1970. Rabies cases involving both domestic and wild animals totalled 69 for the 12-month period. This is 20 less than in the previous Year. During the year more than 5,117 dogs and cats were vaccinated at some 29 free clinics conducted by the Health of Animals -Branch and the • Huron .County Health Unit. This represented an increase of 32 per cent over the previous year. Huron County continues to be among the counties of Ontario with a higher incidence of rabies. The wild .,4ife population, with an increased number of skunks in the area, indicates that the occurrence of rabies will increase during the next 12-month period. Skunks and foxes are the, two main groups of animals which spread rabies from wild life to our domestic animals, and for this reason any unusual actions in these animals should be treated with extreme caution. Contact . between • these animals and domestic animals or humans should immediately be reported to the area Health of Animals Branch in order that proper action may be taken to eliminate further spread of the disease. Rabies is a virus disease which affects the central nervous system of animals and humans. The symptoms produced by the disease vary from incident to incident, but, by and large, all animals behave in a peculiar manner and attempt to attack other animals and thus propagate the disease, as live virus is frequently found in the saliva of infected animals. The disease is usually fatal if proper evasive action is not taken prior to the beginning of symptoms of the disease. Dates for clinics are as follows. Tuesday, September 1, St. Augustine, 9 a,m. — 12 noon; Auburn Community Centre, 1:30,p.m. 4:30 p.m. ' Wednesday, September 2: Amberley Orange Hall, 9 a.m. — 12 noon; Dungannon, Agricultural Hall, 1:30 p.m. — 4:301ent. Thursday; September 3, St. Helen'S, Community Hall, 9 a.m. --12 noon. Friday, September 4, Goderich Fire Hall, Waterloo Street, from 1 p.m. until 8 p.m. Tuesday, September 8, Clinton Community Centre, 1 p.m. until 8 p.m. Wednesday, September 9,, Seaforth, Community Centre, from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. For other areas of Huron County check your local newspaper. Clinton council (continued from front- page) Raglan Street. A letter from B. M. Ross Associates, Goderich, notes that tenders could now be invited for the sewage pumping station. 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