Clinton News-Record, 1966-03-03, Page 10Page 10—-Clinton News-Record—-Thurs., March 3, 1966
SHOW AND SALE
BEEF BULLS
Under the auspices pf
THE ONTARIO BEEF CATTLE IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION
Hays Sales Arena, Trafalgar
5 miles north of Oakville
CHSS Teacher Speaks
To Scouts And Cubs
MARCH 15th and 16th, 1966
CLASS
CLASS
CLASS
Entries as follows
1 HEREFORDS
2 SHORTHORNS
3 ABERDEEN ANGUS
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Hereford Bulls Sell
Tuesday, March 15th, at 11:00
Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus Bulls Sell
Wednesday, March 16th, at 11:00 a.m.
The bulls will be judged on the mornings of the days they
are scheduled to be sold, commencing at 8:00 a.m.
a.m.
A catalogue of entries can be obtained from the Secretary.
Robert mcgregor, c. a. gracey,
President Secretary
RR 2, Kippen, Ontario Parliament Buildings
• Toronto 5, Ontario
The Bull Premium Policy of 20% of the purchase price
up to a maximum of $150.00 will apply on all bulls..sold
that are Qualified on Performance.
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Aubrey Langdon, a mathe
matics teacbei’ at CHSS, gave- a
talk on, “Discipline” at Clinton
Dions fathei' and son banquet
in Clanton Legion Hall on Tues
day, Feibruary 22,
The banquet was held in con-
junction with Boy Scout Week
and presentations were made to
pearly 40 Clinton. Spp'uits and
Cubs. '
.Mr, Lanigd'on, who was never
a Scout h'imseif, said he appra-
elated scouting. He has worked
With youth groups including
coaching of various sports
teams and is cliiteL cadet in
structor at CHSS. Mr, Langdon
was an athlete and excelled at
baseball and at one time play
ed for Montreal Royals pro
fessional team.
He referred to the good dis
cipline of players on CHSS
tearps and also his cadet corps.
“If you can, self-discipline
yourself you will go a long way
in life,’’ saidi the speaker. “But
if you are a pessimist and look
at the bad slide of everything
you will not be as successful,”
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Lovett Farm
Loses Stock
And Buildings
Fire last Wednesday destroy
ed1 the barn and implement shed
at the farm of Ross Lovett, RR
1, Londesboro. Lost was the
stored 'grain, hay and farm
equipment, as well as more than
20 head of cattle, some sheep
and hogs.
Mr. Lovett had been working
in the barn, and left to get his
children from school. A neigh
bor spotted smoke coming from
the bam. Mrs'. Lovett was in
Goderich at the time.
Clinton Fire Department was
called to the scene, and pre
vented' flames from spreading
to the Lovett house. A number
of sheep and hogs, and 13 cattle
were, saved. • -
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PORTER'S HILL
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
Phone 482-3362
. UCW Meets
The United Church Women
of Grace 'Church met February
.16 at the home of Mrs. L. Ids-
inga'with Mrs. Chester Sturdy
presiding. Mrs1. Donald Harris
led in devotions.
Mrs. William Cox read the
Scripture lesson.- A chapter in
the Study Book was taken by
Mrs. Elgin CoX. Thirteen ladii.es
answered roll call.
The various- committees re-,
ported on .their work. .One large
quilt had been quilted since
January meeting and Tylocks for'
a 'Colonial Lady” quilt were
handed1 in. The hostess served
lunch. ,' • ....
The March meeting \ will' bie
at the home of Mrs.. Art Jonge-
he said. He reminded' scouts of
their scout teaming in walk,
posture ppd d^pprtmept. He
closed, his talk With the Scouts
golden rate, “Ho upto others as
you .would have them dio unto
you.”
The speaker was introduced
by Lion Stewart Taylor who'
hais .always been interested in
scouting. .
Hop President Duff Thomp
son, former chairman of Huron
District Scout ■committee, in
thanking Mr. Langdon, said,
“For one who had not had the
privilege of Scout traiiping,
this man in ope of our best
scouts.”
Scout Ken Slade proposed the
toast to the fathers and this
was. replied to by his father,
Lawrie Slade1, a member of
Clinton Scout group committee,
Another member of the local
group committee, John Apsteitt
thanked the Legion Ladies
Auxiliary for the dinner and
this was replied to by Mrs, Ed
Porter, president of tihe LA.
A group of fathers and Lions,
Ken Flett, E. B. Menzies, Wil
liam S. Craig, Bud Hayteir,
Dory Rutledge and R. B. Camp
bell sang, accompanied by the
Drops Club pianist, Mrs. Don
Symons. Mr. Menzies was sing
song leader during the evening.
Assistant District Scout Com
missioner Ross Milton, from
RCAF Station Clinton, spoke of
the new age classification for
Scouting and the new type of
scouting 'uniforms.
With boys maturing more
rapidly (at the rate of 19 days
per generation) there is now a
need to set age for Cubs and
Scouts back. He said boys are
now 190 days more mature than
they were at the time of Con
federation in Canada. •*’
Boys can now enter Cubs at
age seven and go up to Scouts,
at age 11. The 15 to 18 year
olds are now known as Ventur
ers, who go on to become
Queen’s Scouts and Rovers.
The assistant commissioner
had high praise for Clinton’s
scouting 'activities.
At the conclusion of the ban
quet,, the local Scout and Cub
Masters and assistants took
over and presented, various
badges and awards, as listed in
last week's 'issue.
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TENDERS are hereby called for the supplying of
600 lbs, of WARBLE ELY POWDER in 15 «b.
bqgs, and for 150 lbs. pf powder packed in
1 ib, bags.
Powder to be delivered to 'Township Office,
Holmesville, by March 26thi
All tenders to be in the clerk's hands by Mqrch
Sth.
Young Scouts Get Tenderfoot Badge
These three Scouts are paying.strict attention
to Scoutmaster Lew Ludlow as he talks to them
after pinning on their Scout tenderfoot -badge. The
Scouts are Robert Brown, Paul Radford and Terry
McDonald. ■ . (News-Record Photo)
APPLICATIONS are hereby called for thpiposL
tion of WARBLE ELY INSPECTOR for the Town
ship of Goderich for the year 1966.
The Inspector will be paid at a rate of $1.25
per hour, and will be allowed 10c per mile for
car allowance,
All applications to be in the clerk's hands by
March 5th.
R. E, THOMPSON, Clerk,
R^R. 2, Clinton.
Father and Son
Cubmaster Len Fawcett is shown here con
gratulating his son Doug on receiving his second
star Cub badge. (News-Record Photo)
APPLICATIONS will be received by the Town
ship of Stanley for the position of WARBLE FLY
INSPECTOR for the year 1966. Inspector must
be familiar with the Warble Fly Act and must
keep accurate record of cattle sprayed. Salary
will be $1.35 per hour and eight cents per mile
for mileage. Applications to be clearly marked
as such and to be in the hands of the clerk
by March 5, 1966.
2. TENDERS will be received by the Township of
Stanley for SPRAYING CATTLE for Warble Fly
for 1966. The Township will supply the powder.
Tenders to state price per head per spray. All
work to conform with the terms of the Warble
Fly Act.
TENDERS will be received for SUPPLYING AP
PROXIMATELY 1,000 POUNDS OF WARBLE
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pound bags and one-pound bags, delivered to
the Township shed in Varna.
SEALED TENDERS for each of the above, clearly
marked as to contents, will be received by the
undersigned until March 5, 1966. Lowest or
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Head Table Guests at Scout Dhrner
Shown here are some .of the head table guests at Clinton Lions Club.,
fathet and son ‘Scout and Cub banquet, Tuesday, February 22. The • event
was held on Lord Baden Powell’s birthday ' (the founder of Scouting). Left
to right, Aubrey Langdon, CHSS teacher, guest speaker; Ross Milton, Huron
District assistant Scout Commissioner, RCAF Station; Lawrie Slade who re
plied to the Scouts toast to the fathers; Ken Slade who proposed the toast to
the fathers; Rev. Ron Wenham, district Scout chaplain, chairman of the ban
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