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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-22, Page 34" • •"4"1,,, • V... (An gin , thiX: Included in the float was De Whirs In tluecooler, ii******11 4 Thursdayi August 14,4475' end 91 cOlMcirs current tertnp andreplaces the,PreSentonce On September Fit BaFtlitrs. a frInnth Meeting held on the esta, (*rant and Bakery wiil sea/00400day. exchange handS io. amle •Dwell/. said the name, Bartliffs has been a family run 1/40ness since- itS Gren under7ti Ag teh:Dant In e redwnq au Wao of teyrCslohl itti PA Ot' ;loot- beginning in 1902, and Mr. , .. 17,'"'" business would continue underbis Marialteittent. , After 21 years of service, Mutable Clarence Perdue will, be retiring, tonforrow. Prior to join.ing the Clifton Police Force ul June 1955, at the request of Morgan Agnew, 'a member of the Police committee, Constable lied Perdue, had dabbled ifl. several other areas of- em- ployntent. He farmed 95 acres on the Goderich th nconcession ' Thursday, August 21, 1975 For the fourth year in a row, the weather was perfect. wherfireir. George Youmatoff • of St. lames Anglican Church Middleton mounted the prow of a small motor boat to preach his Galilean service at Stewart Middleton's Park.. About 300 people, many bringing their own chairs or sitting on the seats provided, which included bales of hay set in rows, assembled for last Saturday's service and picnic lunch. It you find more than 12 black kernels in a quart sample iof your barley, dtall feed it to your cattle, sheep or pigs, as a matter of fact, don't even sell it for human con- sumption. because it has been hit with ergot, a poisonous fungus. Stan Pacquette, Huron County associate agricultural representative, explained that ergot normally only affects rye but spread into the barley because it was planted (Aug.?) Hotsurs Honor, fourth from the left; won the Clinton Centennial -pace last Sunday tying -the track record of 2:114.1. With him are Mayor Don Symons who presented a blanket; 'Malcolm MacPhall, the owner; driver Levi 'McFadden; Mrs. MacPhail; Centennial chairman Russ Archer, and Steve Brown of the Kinsmen Club, who -jointly presented Mr. MacPhail with a silver tray. (News -Record photo) earlier than usual this year. "The barley flowered earlier than usual to coincide' with the time' that the' ergot spore blooms," he &aid. "The ergot only , attacks barley in the bloom stage and was further encouraged to ger- minate with the humidity and moisture of the weather." A well-known Clinton area bd.sinessman, Addison D. Jutzi, who managed the Base Factory Outlet clothing store at Vanastra, died of a heart attack in Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, August 13., Mr. Jutzt,:who was 55. had owned and operated the A.D. Jutzi Tile Co. and a variety .store in ICitchener before coming to Clinton. Huron County board of education approved one-year contracts Monday night, giving custodians at 13 public schools and the board's ad mintstrative office here pay increases averaging 14.7 percent. Salaries range from 58.000 to $11,0Q0 depending on school size and man-hours required. Some larger schools have union wors ones • have -contract workers. In a world of mass production and push-button assembly lines, people who long for the rare beauty and skill that distinguishes hand crafted ware,p will find Clinton Potpourri '75 made to suit their tastes. The arts and crafts exhibition, which will be held, in the Arena this Friday and Saturday, August 22-23 will also have a tea room and bake table. Township before he sold and moved to Chilton, where he drove -a gravel truck for George Elliott. Then Morgan Agnew asked him if he wanted to join the force. Last Monday -night, Clinton • council announced that • beginning in September ft will meet twice a month, on the first Monday and the third Thursday of each month. The • new schedule will be in effect until December 1976 and the (July 24) I Aot a itughlob barbecuelng 359 pounds of . juicy beef when .your set-up with motor driven spits .like' Murray I eosin and Ken -Campbell of McKillop Township are. They, cooked the beef along with 590 baked potatoes last Friday night for the Centennial beef barbecue, . Here Murray bastes the meat which the News -Record photographer says was the best he's ever had., (News - Record photo) (Aug. 7)One e of the highlights of the Clinton Centennial was the shift tall parade Sunday night that attracted nearly 599 mar rs, in all stages of dress, or undress. "ct4, They marched.do Albert Street from the radar to the park, and then bac61, to the radar. No names will be published in the interestof protecting the guiliy: (News - Record photo) Congratulating our many friends in Clinton on a -great Centennial. MEL BOGIE Your Esso Agent 335 Oak St., Goderich 524.7502 Look to Imperial for the Bost in... ' HOME HEATING EQUIPMENT + AIR CONDITIONING imealttntic AIR CLEANERS + HUMIDIFIERS + EXPERT INSTALLATIONS + FOELOIL + GASOLINE AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS;