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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-04-08, Page 16k t1*.' ,...., , upgraded service. The fimeammissioners of ham" ' William B. Rowcliffe\ Ow-- the system were given a $100 ,,-,3 -., , chairman of 'Pe 1 increase in their annual Pa a , itOt.t,r04.,,P00 briefly, -lionorariurn bringing it up to td Htiaid the-retent ice storm $600 given last -year. Charles ith I" up the need to get the Reid of Stanley Township ., 1-,OPORt to underground gat#7„„Aaktecte4.34,0c increase of tom- that hen repairing the stain ' restraints were ball- urged repair ' as soon a'S PaSS:1146340*: ,41.42#;:dttrie this Period when nsl i-=-. :E0-. -44-*44.- he ' thought the .4ii,ficopte in spetidinitfaV.-40,04' parlour. President Jessie c colleetion'was .1 . ars. Ena Howatt and Mrs, ditional125.00kp),. issued in , :,-skigivikiboi- would'prefer The. man . who ; _ t ,. p.mJ in the United Church Diana read a poem. . Tebbutt welconiedall. ' ''s far the grow has received Bert Shobbrook attended the debedttlres On . AO of -the, -IlAderground clAte 14404.,motti*ItteAtio,1101) inqrFaft - Institute grace was \ksng 572.1q. ..4 _ ,..., „,,, „.. „„), -meeting-on Stin,d0-nt Attending the WI ogoix1. -, .„4:IpprovAtotOo,nroting... . 4 , ,., disrupted telephone service -Cost of going to conventions. and 36 members and one smorgasbord dinner ' while there is. no tilit-4t,4A1P,tli ' was-learried that corn - visitor enjoyed the Permals meeting in B 0 I gisa VC QTA . Mr, Graham stated that during the storm and how it prepared by the UCW. Monday April 6 -were Jessie affected some subscribers missioners attending car:: - Fellowing the supper. the Tebbott, Marjorie Anderson, of the final damage, the- 1016bnhey were unable to vent ions already have their president made several ,Lawson, Dora Shobbrook. 'Lwow- additiow01125A0. He lellow Margaret Taylor. Helen, commission was. sugggsting 4, corn m unic ate . with theie- man, even panic when expenses paid.) announcements. On April 5. aLloyd Ferguson, RR 1, Hunking and NOttiLTY0-, said Tuciter4ditli: . TAtwnSh lg.; , they felt isolated. Hensall. was elected to fill the branch executive meeting Marjorie .'•• Duizer, Addle - will be held in Belgrave at Countil had agreed on March Mr. , - Rowcliffe reconi- vacancy on the commission 1:30 p.m. The District annual Mr. and Mrs.' George 2 to issue .1*.P ' f(i-Wnship,triended a change in laying caused by William Roweliffe meeting will be at Auburn on Johnston, Beigrave visited on debenture to raise the 41he cable to the property line not seeking re-election ,to a will be held in Londesboro and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse. approval of the whole amount should take over the in- second terni. When May 6. The historical meeting Saturday evening with Mr. $100,000 and "now with your when the property owner ' April 15 at 8 p.m. Sunday visitors with Mr. we shall ask them for, the _ stallation on his own property declined to let his name nominated. Mr. Rawcliffe in • charge of the Hullett family were her parents Mr. • 'The commission, was Spvad out the wire. In the stand. Mr. Ferguson, a 46 - year -old Usborne Township It was moved that the WI be and Mrs. Stackhouse and, extra:. , .. after the telephone lineman township north Cancer and Mrs. Rollie Williams, Exeter. Mt. and MIS, . Kevin to ass the . * fittati raise ancPtilsilaAlf--, the property townstilpfronettal to 1974. He authorind by the subsci erii fa'Opi)q, men have done this farmer, was reeve of that Five members had perfect Pfaff. Crediton and Devin the extra ' ff., The next . -owner htiS- stood there and has the southernmost canvass. xkng ap-, watched him work, Mr. telephone in the system. attendance, Jessie Tebbutt. Dutot. Clinton. step -Meta Dora Shobbrook • Marjorie Visitors on Friday evening pro the Rowcliffe stated. The other four coin- Duizer. Gladys Gourley and with Mr. and Mrs. Howard arid Commissioner Ve4/11 inISSioners are Eimer • June Fothergill. Clark were Mr. and Mrs. Joe A gift was presented to . Holmes. Blvth. - retiring president. Jessie Tebbutt by Alice Buchanan. The leaders for adult "vegetable with a flair,'' Alice Buchanan and Ta for were also presented with gifts by Jessie • Tebbutt. Roll Call was answered with paying of fees and the sunshine sisters ,reyealed. Names were drawn for next year. In the program. the lucky plate was won by Gail Lear. Doreen Carter and Vi Burns won the limerick contest and a game. of Court Whist was played. Genevieve Allen and Gail Lear played a piano duet. COP. Tlit) SPAY. bftIt, 1976 United Chltrelt Notes Owing to the illness of Rev. McDonald, ReV. Wilfong of • Clinton Conducted the communion service on • Sunday morning at the United • church. Welcoming into the san- ctuary were Emerson Hesk and Nelson McClure, and the ushers were Edward Riley, Kevin Howatt, Allen Peel and Darrell Shobbrook. • The choir anthem was in memory of the "Saviour's Love". The junior congregation teachers were Mrs. Arnold Riley and Mrs. Ken Scott. Rev. Wilfong's message was "The meaning of Communion" Assisting the minister in the Communion were Daniel Reid and Wayne Lyon. Serving bread was Lorne Hunking. Lloyd Pipe, tiara Riley and Margaret -while serving wine .:"ere 'Dorf 'Buchanan, Jim Jantieson, Nelson McClure and Reg Lawson. . We WW1 Rev. McDonald a speedy recoVery. WI Sunshine Shier We were ShOstri4 h�w to Dtlit4OS (a former Ininister.) enlarge a design and how to ,visited on Sunday with Mr• do the twisted chain stitch. and Mrs, Allen Shaddick. which was practiced on the Mrs. Glen Robinson of sampler. A discussion took 'Prescott spent last week with place. . her father, Mr. Emerson Then we were shown the Hesk- couching outline and Sunday visitors with Mr. couching crossed stitches, and Mrs. Tom Duizer and which we also practiced in family, were Mr. and -Mit our sampler. Jim Thomson and family of Achievement Day is May 29 St. Paul's. in Blyth School. and the books 'Mrs., -Alice Davidson visited are to be completed and in by on Sunday with Rev. and Mrsi James‘Hillden, Landon- . .. ( ( AUTO GLASS UT TI 'a '746, ASSMEN F^or v,nto oc,0 ^ srDoct opo 0 co, ,,'PrZOt1' 0 7 0 rj Q,430r1 000 0 t`',:tly pc0q0A...V011 rin0Qtdi'C NEl405 3 6 5 BAYLD GODER 6beard 1CH Meeting five was held Mr. and Mrs.Bobur ay . Tuesday, March 30 at Mrs. were guests of their daughter, Duizer's. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith. Marjorie led a discuSsion Kincardine, on Sunday. on the history of Embroidery. Mrs. Jessie Jones spent We split into groups and Sunday with her daughter madeA, twisted chain. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snelt. They A 7ifetnonstration on the celebrated Marion's bir- thd filler stitch waipresented. Mrs. Joe -add Explorers Meet Mrs, Mary Robinson , Mss gdy the , L •___Ilarl-- feit JP' -gain stitch and the shea growing Contest in Brucefield last Thursday evening were from left to right: Rick Burge, Burt Walters, JInt Broadfoot, Bob Fotheringitam, J. K. Cornish, John Stevens and Mery Falconer. [News -Record photo] ice storm to cost extra s25,000 several days Last week wflh By Wilma Oke for tritional cable pairs. Ld Oddliefson, askPd about trg-, cut.0 Bayfield to , effects Of the recent ice Mr. Graham said that it, flr In expedition th girls Goderich. 13 if '- were presentand a.disCASSion Mrs. Mary Wl140, • -- took place on qietliaop Brussels spent a couple, of T1 grad aikki, otriN,f tratirtLt et . days Past week with Mr. and Charadeg using words trout 'Mrs. Howard Clarke. - in Bruc the Bible, and dodge- ball:- Visitors on Saturday were played 'played befere. the -- Mrs. Etta' Howatt were Mrs. report meeting closed. Mac liedgert iind"Mt‘S.MeC: La el Gardiner, Kirkton. 0,5surpci, 44f,,,cptaitming. to be will be necessary to ask the that this was a cOrripletely woriVOunIY. ministry of transportation dead issue as Bell Telephone 0,,,fitilAnnuarrneeting and- carritnuaicAtions for a was no longer interested in - ,oekerSrnith Municipal small rate inergage to, _retire investigation the _ngeds in a- - .09rig System * 404.tast debenture 20 Oars with commtinity for a new free call •0 revenue from the area. banquet In expedition , ur Duizer and Diana Shobbrook IVIr. arid Mrs. 14r.tl • The WI held their annual were in charge,rif the work10 • Honking VISited- svith!„... Mr Sunshine 'Sister Banotlet on serVircel Laurel . Oa& 11 Murray Honking on Sun Wednesday March 3.1-Fitt'6145 Passage front' the Bible and in Si Joseph' s HOprita. London - • • - • MISS100 0 icstAttrurriiiiciAteuicst Thankoffering p.00,060, already on the than temporary repkttrs:. . it was to covet -thtt - • ' h b cribers Roweliffe spoke -of the 'meetings attended and • the. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking on• the birth of a granddaughter. "Angela Lynn" born to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hunking on April 1 at St. Joseph's hospital. London. • The AimWell unit of the UCW has changed the date of their meeting to April 12 instead of the 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon and Cheryl went home on Tuesday. March 30 from a two week vacation at St. Cloud. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson of Sudbury called on Mrs. Alice Davidson on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. MacCarson of Margaret Londesboro 111 411 Meetings three and four were held on Monday. March 22 at the home of Mrs. Tom Duizer. Roll call for meeting three was "what is the colour ,..barrnony of your learning stitches article'' and for • meeting four it was show design ideas for your free choice article. 'Up to 81,000 reward offered for return of cattle Food, Livestock Branch. Parliament 'Buildings, Toronto. Ontario. NI7A .182. Ask for a brand allotment application which you can complete and for $1.00 register your brand for three years. The AssaCiatien recom- mends that theft insurance be included in your insurance coverage, Comments and further discussion will be welcomed by your Huron Cattlemen's Association President. George Adams, Wroxeter and township directors and Stan Paquette, Secretary. Huron Cattlemen's Association. Box 159, Clinton. Ontario. Up to $1,000 will be paid by the Huron Cattlemen's Association for the return of cattle stolen in Huron County. The amount of the reward on any one claim. shall be at the discretion of the executive of the Huron Cattlemen's .Association. and in no case shall it exceed $1,000.00. The Huron Cattlemen's Association formerly known as the Huron Beef Improvement Association suggest the following to help reduce cattle thefts in Huron: Padlock loading shutes; be more observant of trucks, cars. etc. in your area. especially around the neigh- bours yards at night, identify your cattle by means of a brand, ear tag. tattoo, etc. Branding information is available by writing the Livestock- • Commissioner. McGill. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & INTRODUCING "Coral" AND "Crystal" BRAND NEW CEILING TILE aktliffilt1DIXTORY PRICE 2 5 cSQUARE FT. PANELLING FROM $ 3 95 • up SIDEWALk SLABS •AND PATIO STONES ..WAITING FOR YOU COME IN AND SEE THE BABY BARN .4. JUST WHAT YOU NEED -.TO TORE THE TOOLS, TILLERS. AND MOWERS," COUNT CASH & CARRY wilding Supplies 4 8 2 9 6 1 2 ag„.,r4-3 c Ontario Mimitipa, the °Mar iO Telephone Alder -ice said that the tom- Hayter. of Stanley. Vern Con -mission. . missiory is hegatiatini-IVIth Alderdice of Tuckersmith: Mr. Graharri outltried.thik,13eH Teleplut.tr U receive a ,W.D. Wilson of Tuckersmith: program to irp-tiate and 41tetftineit1Se in the toll and J.P. Johnston of expand the system whielVit rates. NoW. T4clteFsmith Bayfield. expected to cost ap- Telephone only'--reeejvres 60 Ervin Sillery of Brucefield proximately $100.000 - ad- cents per customer or-- about named chairman for the ditional equipment in the six percent of the tolls. meeting and Mel Graham. Ba field office. • $10.000; Mr% Alderdice spoke of the secretary. additional cable out of increasing demands for Mr. Graham, who is also y Bayfield office south to private lines which the manager of the system. Provide for new services and commission cannot fill until eepritted the total revenue for • subdivisionsalso to upgrade the updating is completed. the year amounted to 5156.830 service in the village of Elmer Hayter, com- with expenses 5154,203, giving Bayfield. 517.000; installation rnissioner, said a busy year a surplus of $2,627. In 1974 of additional cable h-om wag ahead for the com- there was a deficit of $2,183. Vanastra CO i-ri.er to mission. With the Bayfield The total assets for the Brucefield and Vanastra office full. as well as otherssystem at the end of 1975 corner east to trailer camp, he spoke of the need for ex- amounted to $598.194. $25.000; installation oof ad- pansion to provide the private •The system with a total of ditional cable in east side of tines wanted. 2,119 telephones. serves the Egmondville to provide for W.D. Wilson and J.P. rural areas and some urban and upgrade service and to Johnston. both corn- areas in Tuckersmith and service proposed.. Doig sub- missioners, ,4trAnplieting their Stanley Townships and part division, and Heritage Trailer first of the three y' term. of Usborne. The Bayfield Pat,LArt0'.„SOk and the in- spoke of the need for un- exchange has 652 telephones. frOm Henstill to Kippen to the overhead wires. -Ciiritori exchange . 464 : ' Hensall exchange 487 and the stallation of additional cable derground cable to replace , Upgrade service and, provide , , When Seaforthexchange 516 Reeve of Bayfield, FABRIC SOFTENERS. Fabric softener is. a lau iiilditilie-which reduces staticc1In in man rs. ft-itiottelps to prevent lint from stititing to garinents and makes fabrics softer. Huffier and easier to iron. Thereare three varietiesof fabric softeaers available - -:-Itiftse-,41-dded. wash -cycle and dryer -added. As the • names imply, the fabric -sotteners Are added to -the laundry cycle -al dif.4ertrt tlmeS Overuse, or using too muih-stiftener. can cause clot tobecome limp. It tbisacctirs., discontinue using fabric softener far Several washings, Union Gas CONSUMER SERVICES RtPRESENTAtIVE for additional information an fabric softeners and other laundry aids. For Areas free -calling to London Dial 434-4505 For all other Areas (Toll Free) Dial 1-800414-4174 rarnen GHS OV R 4 • Be prepared far Spring Driving with a well maintained vehicle. SAVE MONEY * SAVE GAS USED CAR SPECIALS I 973 Dodge Polars 2 door hardtop. Low mileage. power steering. power brakes. License HNL772 • 1 97 1 Dodge Polaro 4 door hardtop. Very clean.. vinyl interior, power equipped. License 0HK472 Murphy's Garage 64 'HURON ST. CLINTON 4132-3.,:93 ;, e REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS & TRUCKS QUALM Y L1 MEATS VEIRANED" GROCERY FEATURES SCHNEIDER'S-6 0Z. RED HOT WIENERS pKG 39C 11'29MItLSIZZLERS PKG 1'16 39, SCHNEIDEWS-CELLO 1 LB 0%ft STEAKETTES PKG ovc MAXWELL HOUSE - 1 LB. SAG (OffEE KISMET - iLii. 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OXYDOL DETERGENT $2.09 Cavalry Market Feature Value CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF CROSS RIB SHORT RIB SHOULDER •-ROASTS L. 99( SCHNEIDER' V •C- AK -EYE OF THE ROUE CORNOttB. rilig1.11"1" 24 LC AvG. s 49 efr "Fresh best' PRODUCE FEATURES PRODUCE U.S.A/SUNKIST NAVEL 111's DOZEN 79C wr ORANGES PRODUCE CANADA NO. 1 TABLE ONTARIO POTATOES a. 95c 'PliODUCE USA -CAN NO.I dRADE-FLORIDA CELERY STALKS EA. 39c 'PRODUCE USA -CANADA NO. I -LARGE SPANISH TYPE ONIO S LB. DAIRY PRODUCTS sem Teti YOGURT • 5/99c AEROSOL- -- REM W IP Frozen Foods m SailitiDER'Sli VAR' Ell Es.suteo . LUNCHEON MEATS 1,,it. 4411YOR MEAT PIES D1NNER NAM --- 1-13 )1.415 Gentry Mairkat Feli•ne Vitae SCHNEIDER'S-VAC -READY-TO-EAT . fia,,,, BOLOGNA 662- Pko. ;NC CHI KEN SCHNEIDERS-2 LS. $ taiNtiotews,3.VARtrries-sucEo „km, -By T 0' ,. SCHNIDER'S-SLICED-FOIL St ' VAt. PKG. 1 ll 5 1 LB. S EEF. cmc 'EN. OW IV EA. GAINSBOR U • 12 1.