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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-02, Page 7AZ. ddes can b+0,4 used to t: 4. : ' :,11..r011, na,,, t.„0:t ,,..., ' M9011400* coref., li , ., sor tha r . , i dicainba .,,..„ against binatiOfl,' con§. WI% 2i, Of formecOprOP. ur * oad4eafed weeds sucb as ,0 4000 and, -Plantain; medicnde1iofl and while rapidly. There 1 .., 14,, , y are olovers, 000. , , ., blackgrowing iegePreP, takes care Of est ,,, ile dicent, . .. es plantain,—! ugnSt a September' , due to aSeofmost9t.b.:# : I; 7. nOthi to ..,. . usually ell nate the crabgrass. in - reeler weather -4 ' more in - moisture. This moms, a fes the lawn this year, but t to 1040 . for . crabgrass ne s it Inent% to- the seeIIingS, emerg onditionS; „ to a r Ise ca/AtlOri. WilegiuS five • os. careless vulnerable plants, klerblei P leation could damage wiltten -. scountge it. k'roIeSsOr Switzer reeeemen, 0000 'et fertilizer in (mitt September Welton the grass. In. low September, Preorergence herbicides, such , Betasan end Pacthel, should iould be appicd on tays etween 15. degrees to 25 degrees C. (about 60degrees to 00 degrees V), preferablY morning or evening When there is little ind. To ensure even coverage when using granular BaIiMa(aUY, Limited CLINTON SEAFORTII 11111,SAIL 482-3405 527-0910 262-2418 By JIMF'itrgerald The Huron Unit at the Can- djan Society received good npvis at their annual „„.„. ling in flobnesvine last Mouday night, (September 29), when they learned their 1974-75 Mpaign had more than topped its objective by 115 per The Huron Unit's financial statement revealed that a total of $49,193.04 was raised in the county in the year ending September 30,1975, up from the $40,558.20 raised in 1973-74. The campaign raised 1 313.12, compared to In Clinton. $4,667.81 was looking for the reassurance we raised in the earnPailiP, and can communicate about the $2.831- was given dwell& the progress continually being in memoriam &roams'. • made in the cancer control The Exeter. Branch raised program." $5,411.31 in their campaign and Mr. Calhoun said that the $5,148.65 from their in nearly 200,000 volunteers memoriam fund. across Ontario can proldlY say. The Goderich Branch raised they areserving mankind. 58,940.87 through their cam- "Without the cancer paign in the last year1 and volunteer,. our ' national 54.836.23 thfaugli their in program would grind to a halt. memoriam donations. - The service of the volunteer is The Seaforth Branch the backbone of our Society'," collected a total of 54,023.62 he said. through their eamPaign. Plus. .Because cit this volunteer $1,906 from their in memoriam help. Mr. Calhoun said that fund. . only five cents of every dollar is W- ham nt on administration with $27,28051 of last year, and m A de mate jaunted for $16,127.44 eds year, campaign and another 51,404 cancer research. 'compared to 511,074 donated from their in memoriam fund. Mr. Calhoun stressed, last Year- — Mrs. Myrtle TvlacNaughton, however, .11:- t more money Unit president Chester who was convener of the must go'tsiWation to ensure Archibald of Clinton said the Wingham branch, received a the public detects cancer early. Society was pleased with its standing ovation when Mr. "'there are thouSands upon showing- Archibald announced she was thousands of lilies in Canada we "I know our task is much retiring after 15 years of could save each year — right broader than that of just fund volunteer work with the today ,-- if only we could get the raising, but the success of our Wingham branch and the message of the Canadian - -recent campaign is most Winglzarn follow-up clinic. CancerSociety across to every gratifying," Mr. Archibald As well as raising funds for Canadian," he said. 'bald. the Ontario Division for He added that cancer has research and education, the been beaten in over 50 per cent Hydro use up Huron Unit is involved .in of its outbreaks. “The other 50 education and follow-up clinics. per cent is ourtarget" The dry weather ' which The annual report showed a The slate of officers elected prevailed in many parts of the number of films and literature for the 1975-76 year include: Province during August distributed to children from Past president, Gordon resulted in reduced flows to kindergarten to grade three, Richardsort of Clinton; several Ontario Hydro water stressing good health habits president, Chester Archibald of powered generatinvatations andnostnekcing• memoriam donations ac- Branch raised $8,263.51 in their over 85 per cent going towards . Clinton; secretary, Mrs. Helen andlerced the utility &epliitte *wane Unit distributed, over4Pgatiell ofttnton; treasurer' , lost generation with - more 2,000 parnplzleW and screened }tarry Merriman of Clinton; costly energy from its thermal . at least 14 different films to representative to divisional statiDOS. many groups. board of directors, Chester Hydro's operating report The Unit also provided Archibald; delegates to district shows water ,,., powered units services to 67 patients last council, Chester A,:chibald, supplied only 34.3percent of the year. including 15 volunteer Ross McDaniel of Goderich, total energy generated during drivers clocking over 9,000 and Mrs. Helen Davies of the mortih-compared with 41.2 miles driving patients to Clinton; campaign chairman, percent in Augu.st, 1974. Coal- 'clinics. Ross McDaniel; com- 1 ired units produced 23,7 .The guest speaker for the mernorative funds, Miss percent of energy, nuclear 15.7, annual meeting was Ron Catherine Plumtree of Clinton; natural gas 8, oil, .9, and Calhoun of Thamesford, the educaticei, Mrs. Freda Slade of purchases, 17.4. Ontario Division campaign Clinton; planning, development The report indicates primary chairman, who told the bun- and nomination. Mrs. Helen electrical energy demand grew Bred volunteers at the White - Davies; publicity. 3. Howard to 6,609.790000 kilowatt-hours Carnation at Holmesvilte that Aitken of Goderich; service to during the months, up 1.8 with the year end, the eyes of patients Mrs. Walter Forbes of percent front the similar period our respective communities Clinton; transportation, Mrs. j'74. are now upon us. They are Walter Forbes ofClinton. Excellent real wood reproductions with a durable and washable finish. The satin finish makes it easy to clean. 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