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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-05-29, Page 3MAY ,T"qq,,, „�. ,,,,,...,,,,, .r,,.•:, ar^. ' X11;„/► .{.{ ; '' i m bo ` - .. %A +`7".. �Y, ►!A',!�' ',T T'� M _ •.. ._'m- � +lam • included 10 end Af its a e made in Ignorance o the controversy .. A. - ���l��q�!�" • � Coxa�, , controversy QddNelr�sol� 'said ��►�, f�ur�al land ax+�h•.ge Ontario ij►ovolclpll�lerlt puratlon�. l�?!aln, ,t,� sgssis� -1�lue Anchor su►��'�pur►d�p�.tlxc�l�ro ,arty, . tl�►n, Investments Limited' t cat its ctit�a an 1 deal 'think the QAC' 'knows what's accompanied the property adds on. At seems to be a case of one batch . Ale ad addiationa'l -boat ..~b+�rths •at its -lea flald. • Y ..�o�>l:�.�. �.�.- �d�b�i��o>�er.Ic�as� r>'�ijl.h,,d� ����� n..'ves auc,� his doing." atiin - the 1and-dis •. nuery. �p�'Oeuc'a�a�� net. 'kno�rii�g what the�other o _t eH . z �sev'e�E��ddlson•-�p•�---� T ,. _:. arms claiming that, the land, involved in the batch + f bare a 0 -in if -g cost txctiac: is ntis uendi g the Should the'' ministry of justice find in Reeve Oddleifson said he didn't know the favour of the marina, local fishermen will ministry of justice would hand down its Court of is justice,' : findings add g - be. eft with no land to launch their boats decision, ded that even if the , labut ad' ft om a d public access to- the north pier governmentfoundaagainst Bayfield that the marinaohas lle �, ally taken +die , ministry � � �ontarol '�. e thatis -the Iasipiece of and beach will be removed according to the • Council he still` . d another "gimmick" to of the �.� acres . , try in reclaiming the land, peeve• The Reeve said he would not divulge Public c Reeve dd a on the, has beer. Prior to 1966, the Marina's land deed Oddieifspn been�fightl'ang for what the "gimmick" was until he had '. public ownership of the land for the last excluded ownership of the river fiats. That -ri<ine years and feels the ODC 'loan was year,however, the land in question came to spoken with his lawyer. Fam.iplanningheld ice. Cl�.nton 1ll The Clinton: flerttculture Society raised nearly $300 for their town beautification project last Wednesday at their Tulip Tea and Bake Sale at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Posto right, ing with one of�the attractively tMr. Ruth Duern,set les assis ant e chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Marquis; Frank Fingland, honorary president; Mrs. Ron McCann, president; Mrs. Reg Cudlnore, treasurer; Mrs. Jane Pengilley, guest ' speaker, and Mrs. Clifford Epps, flower arranger. (News -Record photo) Horticulture Society raises X300 at tea .. __... a ,.,.....,a of plants. CUL The Clinton Horticultural Society's Tulip and cookies amid setting plants, cut Tea and Bake Sale at St. Andrew's flowers and blossoms. Pouring the tea Presbyterian Church on May 21 made were Mrs. C. Epps, Miss D. Marquis, Mrs. nearly $300 to go towards its 'Centennial ' Charles Nelson and Mrs. F. Sloman. project of beautifying the radar scanner The success of this venture can be at- trlbuted to the ger Society members who 41, the kitchen, waiting on ca the kitchen, on tames, and helping at the sale table. Special thanks go to the Ruthhardworking, decorating Jae Groves tee - Mrs. and Mrs. Ruth Du , Florence Pullen. ,s Door prizes were donated by ea triangle with flowers. donated the baked goods and produce for Fingland and Mrs. Boy t d b honorary h who The Society's centennial• project is to d Taylor After being gree e Y the tea and sale table and to t ose president Mrs. F. Fingland and president worked so capably behind the scenes - in beautify the radar scanner triangle. Mrs R. McCann, guests enjoyed their tea should cutforars sh�'es early lTtironfarme that this extra �- and most''evenings, the for the clinic days. These can A Family Planning Clinic has operates every Tuesday goodbe arranged by callingthe been established on a regular evening. According to Mrs. clinic in Exeter operates to basis in Clinton. Every Gurpal Thind, director of capacity. Huron County Health Unit Thursdayis clinic day at the nursing for the Huron County The Health Unit staff prefers offices In either Goderich or Health Unit, response has been clients to make appointments Clinton. Huron County Health Unit • • , , • 'office located across the street • n Public Hospital, s l Auxtitary earns o p1e from Clinto p i�a �� ilia services and fissions Helen Hoggart proceeded to Counselling The Maymeeting of the proved. Fees and m contraception advice are of- g• P • fered at the clinic. On each Baptist W.A. was held on May were collected with each show how to make three dif- clinica qualified doctor 20 at• the home of Mrs. Hazel member giving.a cent for every fermi. for member was given nds of se chance toh day, q Clifford. inch around her waistline from the City of' London is in get her hands into the dough. attendance along with public The meeting was opened by missions.. The pies were filledowith a health nursing staff. singing "Jesus Bids Us Shine." Roll call was answered by The clinic is free of charge Mrs. Mavis Morrison presented five members and -one visitor, salmon and potato fillingpiece , and isopen topersons 16 years the devotions taken from Mrs, Helen Hoggart. Hazel then whenheach differenthey were t ed, a was and Matthew 5:43-48 entitled presented Mrs. of ale or older. gift served to each member. Each A second family planning "When Men Snap at You!"The Christians with a money0. member teas got a bhance to clinic is located in Exeter and minutes were read and ap- from the rest of the ladies, the choose the shea le to money to go towards the pastry ed purchase of something for the best. This, along with tea and baby she is expecting. Pam- coffee provided a delicious phlets entitled "Baked in a lunch.• will be held u5 %2'/N ..w....... fill rapidly before forage The quality of hay, silage and Early cutting of the leaves To assure a influence while they are still growing, protein will be harvested and • becomes too the dsry, take care pasture has a great on crushing or conditioning • to retained: packing milk a dairyman's according from speed drying, and minimum + ensile between 50-60 -+ prevent coning in the silo production, to Broadworth,the handling, all help to reduce lead percent moisture to reduce by uate only driermaterial W.R. loss. heat damage which 'can lower preventing associate agr. rep. for Huron. from lodging at the outside County. Lower feed bills and Inadequate fertilization the digestible protein. production result lowers yields per acre and Mr. + cut forage at late bud or edges.fseal out air with a good •frorr stocking Broadworth encourages early bloom stage. with quality barn and silo.dairymen to test the soil and -l- use sharp knives for fine cover and have a tight -well with high quality forage. sealed storage structure. Mr. Broadworth feels the follow fertilizer recom- chopping 1/ 3/st inch cut g Potassium and " Which bean to plant? by P.J. Lynch • Soils & Crops Specialist Perth & Huron Counties A decision faced by white bean growers this year is whether to plant the variety Kentwood. This controversial new variety has two sides to it. On one hand is its growth characteristics and ability to yield. It is more upright in• growth habit than Sanilac or Seafarer and tends to hold the pods off the ground better at maturity. In tests in the bean growing area it has suc- cessfully outyield both Sanilac vnd Seafarer. On the other hand, is its size. The Kentwood bean is larger in NN irls uncover history of Huron County demand for grain to feed .the mendatlons. world's population will not phosphorus are two m jor wane, which means there is a nutrients, which if adeq te,nbegan the project twoyears ago, period, 1900 to 1930 has already more nutrients - will enhance the longevit in Chris Haberer of Zurich and through an application go een 1900 to 19 d. required to harvestmilkforage stands. Brenda Blair of Centralia will g fromrrfo for productiong Huron County emerge covered in dust each government's Experience '75, The girls, who also read Some and is working in conjunction through municipal records and be4 forage crops. The secret dairymen have come to know day for the next 12 weeks, as �» find the nutritive value of .„•• � with the County Council: = ." "� °=ntei"view coilnty residents; the advantages''' of-'cifttirtg —the • a�ir"""`1e f thfOli h__ -old •Ohthe ',a ,l.„d Brenda are type out the iiintrmattion they fo ; 10 is in cutting legumes at'gathereo at the end of eachalio week, alfalfa or alfalfa ba��d�'fclles '�y°tsditia s of th��`�'�tlnto ; S�ews�' workingto complete the the 1-lObloom or earlier. as .haylage rather than hay. Record, ' E 'eter Tr'i'nes- ,'��research, scanning through but will play no part in writing An acre of alfalfa produces Besides bein a lover moisture Advocate and Zurich Citizens- . � dating from 1934, for up the official report which wilf four tons of dry hay a year- or g a ers a ung two tons leaves and two tons silage, alfalfa is easier to • News researching a history P P t has less chance of project for Huron County new of agriulue, and tran-,severalmile the ash resegrouparch results o stems. matter is l25 ot in harvesting othis harvest, industry, business dry is lost in having rain damags and is Council. P s ortation-communication. The and storing,.and because most e Bier to feed mechanically. The department of education of the lost material is leaves, The big plus for haylage is its her rotein content because two tons of stems and only one oflessleaf loss. ton leaves are accumulated. BANK FINANCE RATES USED CARS A number of 75's in Pontiacs and Chev Impalas 1974 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtop 1974 PONTIAC Le Mans 1974 MATADOR 2 — 1973 CHEVELLES, 4 door 3 — 1973 PONTIAC Parisienne Brougham, 4 door hardtops 2 — 1973 FORD Custom 500, 2 door hardtops 1973 FORD Gran Torino 4 door sedan 1973 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop 1973 FORD Galaxie, 4 door hardtop 1972 FORD 4 door sedan, power steering and brakes 1970 PONTIAC Catalina ^ 1970 OLDSMOBILE 2 door hardtop 2 1970 CHEVImpala4 door liorcttOps - 1" 1970 PONTIAC Le Mans 2 door hardtop 1970 MAVERICK 10 — 1965 - 1968 Models 1973 FORD stationwagon 1971 1E`O1iD stationwagon 1973 CHEV 3/4 ton pickup 1973 CHEV 50 series with 16' van 1973 CHEV 60 series with 18' van, power tail gate loader 1973 CHEV 60 series, 18' stake, power tail gate loader 1972 CHEV 60 series, 18', van, power tail gate loader 1971 CHEV 1 ton cab and chassis., 1971 DODGE 3/4 ton, V8 automatic 1970 FORD 1 ton with duals 2 — 1969 CHEVS 50 series with 16' stake A number of vans from 1970 - 1972. 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This presents a the Dutch auction was held. at the home of Mrs. Juliana problem for canners and The rest of the meeting took luck supper Christians nn June the form of a pot- araders. With the present bean place in the kitchen where handling equipment, some changes will have to be made at the elevators, before these Kentwood beans can be han- dled. It will also mean that the Kentwoods will have to be kept in separate silos and handled sep'rately. The elevator operators see this as a problem that is not easy to police, especially at peak harvest times. This also means .that, net "all elevators will be able to accept Kentwood beans. If some Kentwood beans are ac- cidentally mixed in with Sanilac or Seafarer the grading system will penalize the larger Kentwood bean. If growers intend to try the higher yielding Kentwood bean this year, they should plant at least 8 or 10 acres. This way, at harvest there will be a sizeable • load of these beans to deliver at one time and thus less chance of an individual grower, mixing beans of two different sizes. BUILDING CENTRE CLINTON 482-3405 HENSALL 262-2418 SEAFORTH 527'-0910 NOTICE To owners.of Dogs and Cats FREE RABIES CLINICS The Huron County Health Unit, in co-operation with the Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Depart- ment of Agriculture will be holding free rabies clinics at the following: Friday, 20 June Monday, June 23 Tuesday, 24 June 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. WednesciaY, 2 p.`m: -1 p.m. 25 June Thursday, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 26 June CLINTON ARENA GODERICH ARENA BRUSSELS FIRE HALL SEAFORTH COMMUNITY • CENTRE BAYFIELD TOWN HALL W. G. Thompson & Sons offers "SHITE BEAN CONTRACTS *** We have a complete line of seed fertilizer & chemicals to produce maximum yields. For Quality Service and Competative Prices Shop At (7-af1-104, MITCHELI HENSALL GRANTON �1'