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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-11-09, Page 1010 Clinton Nsws-Recprd, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1967 Brucefield services Brucefield anniversary ser- vices were held on Sunday, October 29. A large crowd at- • tended at both service^.' * * ♦ * Mrs. Alton Johnston, Mrs. . John Cairns, Mrs. W. M. Wight and Mrs, George McCartney, Seaforth, attended the anniver sary .in Brucefield on Sunday, ♦ * * Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Elliott /.and Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. ’ ■ Stanley Neale, London, visited ■ over the weekend in the village < with relatives. ♦ ♦ * toe Base are seen above hoisting a car for inspection. Cars going through this safety check are given a complete examination for defects which could contribute to accidents if not repaired on time, ' . Front end alignment and steering mechanism come under careful scrutiny at the annual motor vehicle safety check at CFB Clinton last week, Cpl T.C, Johnston and AC1 A.S. Peck, motor transport technicians Jr. farmers meet The Huron County Junior Far mers met in the agricultural board rooms at Clinton with 15 ipembers present on Octo ber 25,1967. Murray Hoover was in charge of the meeting with Jamison Ribey reading the minutes of- toe last meeting. The trea surer's report was read by Murray as Don Pullen wasn't able to attend. It was reported that the Jun iors are holding a banquet in Belgrave in November and any-, one wanting tickets jmust get them by November 14. There is also a ticket draw to support toe World Literacy Fund of Canada to be made at toe ban quet. The Huron Juniors got their first letter from toe child they adopted. Tfie child is male, 13 years old and lives in India. He will be supported by the Juniors for one year. It was decided to have the curling competition toqlastSaU urday in January again this year. Also that the county have another hockey competition this year. The next county meeting is to be on November 29, 1967. KELVINATOR ELECTROHOME clean bill of Former resident SALES with SERVICE Mrs, Kenneth Scott is a pa tient in Clinton Public Hospital. one of 862 motor vehicles checked during the annual Safety Check held at CFB Clinton during the past week. '■ Sympathy is extended to Mrs, John Mustard and family in the ■ loss of her father, N. Reid, EXCLUSIVE GUARANTEE -3 YEARS PARTS AND LABOUR SERVICE. Mr, and Mrs. Lome Aiken, Dublin, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Aiken's parents Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sillery. 'Mrs, Janet Zaphfe, Byron, spent the weekend with her ■ sister, Mrs. Y. Aidwinkle. Mr. Pocock of the Ontario Department of • Transport is seen above adjusting his equip-' ment before checking the lighting system on ’ * ♦ * * ♦ ♦ ♦ * * ADMIRAL ALL MAYTAG WASHERS TV & APPLIANCES Stratford-271-6433 129 Ontario St., SI. Marys—284-2290 127 Queen St., "BOB'S TV SINCE '53" Bob Weeks, Prop. MAYTAG VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD Williamson chairman 5 ANNIVERSARYNOVEMBER MONTH AT HERMAN'S SAVE WATCH FOR OUR ANNIVERSARY VALUES 3 DAYS ONLYIN QUALITY MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR MEN'S ZIP LINED AH' Weather Coats Announcement HOBBERLIN tailored-to-measure IT WILL BE HELD OS 4th, 1967 FOR REEVE and 4 COUNCILLORS and 1 TRUSTEE FOR SCHOOL AREA NO. 1 STILL A GOOD SELECTION BE SURE TO SEE THIS RANGE OF SAMPLES I he Huron County Hog Producers Swine Club team of Doug Garness (left) and Graham Craig'(right) won the Meat Packers Council Trophy. This trophy is presented annually for Inter Club competitions. This year it was held at Guelph on October 20. $6 50 - Open Every Afternoon Local Representative A. W. STEEP — 482-6642 We are pleased to announce that Hal Hartley has pasted his Ontario Real Estate Board examinations and is now fully qualified to look after all your Real Estate needs. Whenever you are thinkirtg of selling or buying Real Estate contact "Hal" NOMINATION MEETING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27th AT MUNICIPAL OFFICES FROM 7 - 8 P.M Warm deep pit© whan Sitting four shades Kogtafar 35.G0 to 45.W SPECIAL THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - NOV. 9 10 - II FOR 1968 - 1969 IN CASE AN ELECTION IS NECESSARY MONDAY, DECEMBER MUNICIPAL OFFICES, BETWEEN HOURS OF 9 A.M. ©nd 6 P.M. MRS. PHYLLIS MALONEY, CLERK-TREASURER Special ♦ * * Mrs. James Broadfoot, Mrs. Mac. Wilson, Mrs. L. Wilson, Mrs. Ken Scott and Mrs. H. Berry attended the tea and ba zaar at the Ontario Hospital Goderich, last Wednesday. Mr. Peterson, a civilian employee at toe Base, receives his safety sticker and Base car pass from military policeman LAC Bris- • bane after his car received a cl™_ bill —" health at the annual safety check held at CFB Clinton last week. All motor vehicles must go through this safety check and be free of defects before a Base pass is issued WINTER TIRE SALE SECOND TIRE An Erin man who was born and raised in Clinton was in jured in a traffic accident re. cently, Lloyd Rumball is in toe intensive care ward at St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph, suf- fering from a punctured lung, multiple rib fracture and cuts and; bruises ^, received when,, his car’’’ was “in‘collision with another in Erin. His wife, Margaret was also hospitalized following the incid ent but has since been released. Mr. Rumball, son of toe toe late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rum- ball, is employed at R.R, 1 Erin on a beef farm owned by Dr. Hugh Lawford, Tor onto. ^PMff when you buy a pair FREE .INSTALLATION DRIVE A LITTLE FARTHER i V. RADFORD’S GARAGE LONDESBORO PHONE CLINTON 482-9221 or BLYTH 523-4519 IN K. W. COLQUHOUN LTD MSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE M MM* St. anrros pwoni rti-w in n to ton Mi bib in Clinton Memorial Shop BAYFIELD 8:00 p.rn. Mi 4 A meeting of the Huron County Cream Producers in Clinton re cently saw Roy Williamson, R, R. 2 Walton named chair man. Association members also elected Douglas Fraser, R. R. 2 Blyth as vice-chairman and Mrs. Faye Fear, R. R. 5 Brus sels, secretary-treasurer. Voting delegates were named for the forthcoming zone and provincial meetings. They are Robert Johns, Woodham; Wil liam Leeming, Walton, James Williamson, R. R. 2 Walton; Lloyd Stewart, R. R. 2 Clin- ton; and Mervyn Smith, R. R. 1 Walton. A report by Gerald Carey, Zone 6 director of the Ontario Cream Producers* Marketing Board pointed out that popular opinion is that farmers are the only business men who are subsidized by the government, Mr. Carey explained that wnile many businesses throughout Canada were indirectly subsid. ized, farmers are the “goats” because they receive cash sub sidies. T. 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