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Page 2—Clinton News-Record---Thursday, June 2, 1966
Area Students Graduate
UWO GraduateVeterinarian
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MRS. NORMAN LONG
Phone 262*5180
'MK apd Mrs- Orville Work
man, London, and Tornrny, flew
to New York for the holiday
weekend, if being their 17th
wedding anniversary.
A. Binnendyk of RR 3, Kip-
i
DON C. HEMINGWAY
Graduate of Seaforth High
School, received the degree
of Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine from the University
of Guelph on May 20. Dr,
Hemingway is the son of MT-
and Mrs. J. Carl Hemingway,
Brussels and will- be practic
ing at Charring Cross, Ont
ario.
Wedding Pictures
JERVIS STUDIO
Cadet’ Officeir Richard W,
.Johnston, 20, has just com
pleted .with honours, three
years of academic “and. mili
tary training at ie College
mhitaire royal de SainLJean.
He will proceed, to the Royal
Military College, Kingston, in
September, to continue his
education towards a univer
sity degree and-a commission ..
in the Royal Canadian Air '
Force. He is the son of. War
rant Officer II and Mrs;
Robert J. Johnston, CFB
Clinton, and is a graduate of'
' St,.(Laurent High School, St.
Laurent,. P.Q.
w.
WAYNE L. McGEE
Son of Mr. and Mrs, G,
McGee, 216 High St,, Clinton,
graduated Saturday, May 28
from the University of
Waterloo with a Bachelor of
Applied Science Degree- (E-
lectrical) with first class
honours. Wayne has a pos-
th!e
Sales Dept, with Fisher Gov
ernors of Woodstock.
ition as engineer, in
Doctor Graduate
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HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Phone 482-7006
FAIR
DR. GEORGE FRASER
FELLOWS
PARADE AtP,m‘ trom Clinton Legion Hall. Prizes
for best floats, decorated bicycles. Canadian
/ Forces Base Trumpet Band.
OPENING At 2 P-m- by Mr. Gerry Montgomery,
former Huron Agricultural Representative.
Judging all afternoon,. . )
BABY SHOW .Registration and judging at 2:30 p.m.
CROWNING HURON COUNTY DAIRY PRINCESS
Displays of FARM MACHINERY, CARS and TRUCKS
Afternoon Admission 75c; Cars 25c; Grandstand Free
•10 Lbs. Cheese Prize For
7 p.m. —- Evening
HORSE SHOW
Judging Teams in Harness,
Ponies and Single Roadsters,
Four Horse Tandem Hitches.
CLINTON LEGION PIPE
BAND in attendance.
Largest Family At Fair
DANCE COMPETITION
Son of Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Fellows, Riverside,
and grandson of Mr: and Mrs.
Fred Fraser, Bayfield/ re
ceived his doctor’s degree at
Queen’s University convoca
tion on May 28. Pie was a-
wardeid the. Medal in Surgery
and the Neil Currie Polson
Memorial. Prize which goes,
to the student to be the best
to adapt his training in prac
tice.
Huron Bean
Producers Elect
New Directors
(Continued from page one)
two, growers chose Raju.
Nominations for four direct
ciys on the bean tooahd, result
ed in 13 names being placed. Of
these Verne Alderdi'ce and Har
old Elder withdrew, leaving 11
men to run for the four seats
available.
These are: Robert McGregor,
Robert Allan, 'Fergus Turnbull,
Philip Durand, Alec McBeath;
Leonard Greb, Mark Dalton,
William Rowoliffe, Ross Love,
Gordon Hill and Malcolm Dav
idson.
Voting far the board mem
bers is to be done by mail. Bal
lots will be sent out from the
agriculture office on June 1'0
to all growers. These must be
marked, and mailed back to the
office, postmarked on or be
fore June 20. Then on June 21
the vote will be counted,
Harvey Coleman was appointed
-scrutineer, to sit in on this
count. '
Besides Huron’s four mem
bers on the board, there will be
three from Kent; one each from
Elgin, Middlesex, Lambton and
Perth.
In closing the meeting, Doug
las Miles noted that, "Your
problems will not be solved
with the election of this board,
but we’re hoping things will
run smoothly.” He congratu
lated all present on their con
duct du'ing the lengthy and
complicated proceedings.
In Perth County just 21 of
the potential 330 growers at
tended. In fact when the meet
ing began there were nine
growers, and eight members of
the agricultural representative
office staff to "conduct it.
Ed Dearing, R Rl, Staffa,
secretary of Perth Federation
of Agriculture was' elected
director for the co-operative,
and. also to the -committee.
Other. committee members
elected were William Baxter,
RR 2, Mitchell; Robert Marriott,
RR 6, -St. Marys; Earl • Dick,
Cromarty and . Lloyd Siemon,
Bornholm.
Nominated ■ for the one seat
available to Perth growers on
the Ontario board were Hany
Greenvyood, RR -1, Mitchell;
Charles Walkom, Fullarton;
Oliver McIntosh, Science Hill
’ and William Hill, RR 5, Mit
chell. Voting to select,one from
these will take place by mail
. ballot.
"pen, met with a tractor acci
dent last Wednesday afternoon
.at his farm. Dr. J, Goddard of
Hensall was called anti had him
removed t<y St- Joseph's Hos
pital, London, X-rays revealed
his jaw bone broken in three
places, his cheek bone broken,
also cracked rilbs,. He ts report
ed to 'be in satisfactory con
dition.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wren and
Laurie, Windsor-, were recent
visiters with the former’s par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Goi'idon
Wren, •
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ashworth
and Carol, Penfield and Mr.
and Mrs, Ed, FinkbeJner,
Creditor:, were recent visitors
With Mr, and ’Mrs, Harpld Jones
and boys,
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. William Kyle and’ Al
.included Mr. and ‘Mrs, J, D.
.Bozzato and Dana, of Foy-'
mount; Mrs. Max Johnson and
Susie of Dearborn, Mich.; Mrs.
Bozzato and baby remaining'
With her parents' for a .few
holidays. Sunday visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kyle 'and
family, Hensall, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Caldwell and family,
Hensall,
Mr§. George Willis and baby
of Goderich visited Sunday
with her grandfather, Mr.
Robert Thomson.
By D. S. Pullen, associate
agricultural •representative for
Huron Ooiunity-
‘'Most of the corn acreage
has been planted in . Huron
County. S’oane farmers have
sown white beans.
"A number of 1965 corn
fields remain to be ploughed.
Generally, spring plowing on
clay loam soils hais been diffi
cult to cultivate into a fine seed
bed tliis year. . ,
"Growth tin pastures and hay
fields is improving.” .
Honour Graduate
JR. FARMERS SQUARE
Evening Admission: 50c; Children Free; Cars 25c;
Grandstand Free
Joyes Midwoy in operation Friday Night,
and All Day Saturday,
.-22b
You Get Sparkling- Clean
Sanitized Dishes. .
With All These
Added Features
NO INSTALLATION -
NEEDED . . . Just Snap
hose to faucet!
TURBO-JET
ACTION.
ELEVATOR
Lifts Up and — .
for easy loading. No special
loading pattern needed.
5 CYCLE SELECTORS
For every dishwashing job,
from pots and pahs tb
fide china. >
WATER
RACK
out of the Way
Clinton Electric Shop
D. W. CORNISH, Your Westinghouse Dealer
CUNTON 482-6646
Local Girls Judg$ Hog Carcasses
These three Clinton area girls took part in the Huron 4-H livestock judg
ing competitions at Seaforth on Saturday. The swine judging included judg
ing of hog carcasses, The above girls are, left to right, Marie Trewartha, RR
4 Clinton; Mary Leeming, RR 2 Clinton and Margaret Stewart, RR 2 Clinton.
Some Cute
Ope of our suppliers, Na
tional Papei’ Goods Limited,
-puts out a monthly blotter,
■ which carries a cute little def- ■
will
John ■ M. D’Angelo is now
national sales manager of 'the
;j3aumf older division of 'thg Bell -
& Howell Business Equipment
group. John is married , to Lois
Fowler, daughter of Harry and
the. late Emma Fowler, Clinton.
Mr. D’Angelo served in the
U.S. 'Navy from 1943 to 1946.
He and his family (he ’and.
Lois have two children) will
live in the Chicago area.
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inition or saying. We
pass on the last four;* * , *
"A lawn without a
•lisn’t fit far a dog’1,
:!• s|!
"Most . men need
women in theiir lives -
•secretary to- take everything
down, and a wife to pick
„ everything up’.”
>|< * Ms
"Sign in window of a va
cant store: ‘We undersold
• everyone’.”
sis
"Taxpayer! One
n’t have to join the civil ser
vice to work for the govern
ment”. -
BE SURE TO VISIT THE
HYDRO INFORMATION CENTRE
WHEN AT CLINTON SPRING FAIR
JUNE 4, 1966
CLINTON PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSIONtree
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with radioV8 Sedan*
who does-
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ALAN H. COCHRANE
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hahry
■Cochrane, 122 Mary Street,
Clinton,, graduated .May 26
from the University of West
ern Ontario, London, with a
Bachelor of Science Degree
' in Honors. -Biology. He has
been • named to the Dean’s
Honor List ’for the successful
completion of -.his four year
program achieving an “A”
average fob three successive
years. At present Alan is
employed by the Fisheries
Research Branch of the De
partment of -Lands and. For
ests, and is stationed at
Glenora, near Pic ton, Opt*
>ario. Tn September he plans
to- attend Althousie College of
Education in London.
OLDS. 98
PONTIAC
PONTSACg 6, automatic, power
steering and brakes.
FORD FAIRLANE 500 V8 with
automatic.
1962 FORD SUNLINER CONVERTIBLE,
with radio.
1961 FORD SEDAN. V8. standard shift.
1961 CHEV. IMPALA 2 DR. HARDTOP.
V8tl floor shift and radio.
1958 PONTIAC SEDAN. 6 cyl. with
radio.
PLYMOUTH SEDAN, with radio,
power steering and brakes.
FORD 2 DR. HARDTOP, with radio
and new tires.
FORD TRUCK. ’/2 ton, Al condi
tion.
ROY MANN
SERVICE STATION
20 HURON STREET CLINTON
PHONE 482-9079
MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN
Phone 262-2002
Allan Reid is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London; he
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.,
' Clarence Reid.
Mrs. George MacDonald, Ed
monton, Alta.; Mrs. Jack Bon-
•thron, Moose Jaiw, Sask., are
vacationing for two month's
with their sister, Mrs. R. J.
Paterson. Mrs. Nellie Beal, Oal-
•'gary, who accompanied them is
visiting her "sister, Mrs. Jamies
Downs, London.
Mrs. Eric Kennedy is a pa
tient in St. Joseph’s Hospital,
Londbn, where* she underwent
•eye surgery on Tuesday, May
31.
Mrs. Fred Beer, 'South Huron
District president and Mrs. W'il-
bert Dilling, Sbuth Huron Dis
trict secretary of the Women’s
Institute were guest at South
Perth - District annual' held at
Avonton on Tuesday,*'May 24
1958
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INFORMALS
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Thursday, June 9
The Wo-He-Lo Unit will hold
a short business meeting at the
church at 1:45 p.m., followed by
a tour of the "Canadian Forces
Base”. Oars will leave the
church at 2:15 p.m. Anyone
outside of 'the unit wishing to
go will be very welcome. Please
contact Mrs. Cliff Steiwart.
The School of Food .Services
will be. of particular interest
to the ladies. Bus service will
be provided at the base. Mrs.
Ken Wood will be in. charge of
program.
Wednesday, June 15 2:30 pan.'
PleaSie kedp this: d'ate ‘ in
mind. The UCW will be holding
a special Summer Rally of all
the women of ithe church. There
will be a special program, and
social time. Special envelopes
will be provided.
FOR THE DISCRIMINATINGWilliam Trick Is
McMaster Graduate
William T, Thick, sdn of Mr!
and Mrs. Elmer Trick, RR 3,
Olin ton, 'graduated oh Monday,
May SO, from MkuMastef Uni
versity, Hamilton, with his
Master of Engineering Science
Degree, He Will be employed
for the aumi'nSr' months at De
fused Steel irt Hamilton and
plans to further his edhcatloh
by enrolling at University of
Western Ontario in September
to work fdr his PM. in Engin-
oeHng.
Classified Ads.
Bring Quick
Results
Flying Officer1 Luther E.
Borden of New Glasgow,.
N.S; has. just recently com
pleted; the Officers ’ Basie
Indoctrination Course ait
Canadian Fordes Base1 Cen
tralia. The Ind'ootrihiation
Course is the1 inaugural
course for newly commission
ed officers of the R,CAF who
have received theiir promotion
to Flying Officer from the
non-coimmissionad rdnks. F.O.
Borden will be assigned new
duties at 704 Comm. Sqri.,
Rockcliffe, Ottawa, reporting
from CFB Clinton, where he
was Stationed as an NCO.
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