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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-08-20, Page 7170:MP4•Z AUGUST 20, 1933 CLINTON' IkswS-li? CORP PACO). SgYII HENSALL ierieell village council set the -1003 tax 'rate et "47 Mills. That tar two mills higher than in "1952. Benefit Dance A dance held in the Bayfield Pavilion. on Wednesday, August 12, sponsored by the Hensall Mackey club with proceeds for Jai tired if ensaU hot~key Mayers re-leeseenee BRUCEF1ELD was well patronized, Desjard-� die's •orchestra fut�rished music for the dance. A draw for prizes valued at $350 was held and the winners are as follows: electric washing machine, Ken iVi'oore, Seaforth; radio alarm, Gordon Kleber, Seaforth; ,steam iron, Rudy Pet•. zke, Hensail; electric tea kettle, Miss Beverley Clancy, Toronto; auto robe, Mr. Wurin, Exeter; door prize, Erie Doig, Seaforth,. Fishing is still going strong so Drop in. and see what we still have to offer Here are a few items— Bronson No. 4250 Reels ea. $3.70 Ocean City No. 1850 Reels ea. 13.95 Ocean City No. 1581 Reels ea., 4.25 Pfleuger Akron Reels ea. 15.50 Pfleuger Skilkast Reels ea. 16.45 Casting Rods from 3.95 up Great Lakes Wliirlaway Spinning Outfit ea. 29.95 Flatfish—assorted sizes, colors, ea. 1.25, 1.50 VVheelrite Plugs ea. 1.25 Len Thompson.Spoons (still the best) ---- No. 00 ea. 45e No. 0 ea. 50e No. 1 ea, 55c No. 2 ea. 60c No. 7 Fly .Roil size ea. 40e Also Hooks, Leaders, Spinners, Swivels, Snaps, Lines, Sinkers, etc. ' Sri 5004 of owaffly G iO rN V0 • is W VA tit tO PHONE 42 CLINTON ti NEIL McKAY and his ALL-STARS b featuring Jame - Johnny - and. the Quartette evi sin GRAND BEND DANCING EVERY NUE To one of the most popular Orchestras Grand Bend has ever had ti EVE S' Y THU 7 �IP.a SAY The Arthur Murray Show "It Grows and Grows!" A half hour of Ballroom .Exhibitions, plus tuition by America's top in- structors -- .plus 21/2 hours regular dancing at usual admission of 75e each. 32-tfb AoUB A SI•L01 AN EXTRA ROOM A GARAGEI Put FIL to work for you. See your nearest B of M manager about a Farm Improvement Loan today. BANK OE MONTREAL ea t That V44 working with Canadians in every Walk of life since 181, 'MY RANH' IPA MINN GIGDIAIS 112 t, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster, Varna, left Tuesday afternoon by motor for a trip through Western Canada, and if all goes well, Van- couver, Varna Womens' Missionary Society held its August meeting in the church with nine members present, The front road women's group was in charge with Mrs. L. McConnell opening the meeting with the theme "Untrodden Ways" and a poem of meditation by Hor- ace Shipp. A hymn was sung, and the responsive reading read. Pray- er was offered by Mrs. L. McCon- nell. Mrs, G. Reid took charge of the business, The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted, seconded by Miss Rachel Johnston. The text word for Sep- tember will be "Harvest", There were 28 calls to shut-ins. Mrs. W. Webster gave the treasurer's re-, port. The devotional part of the meet- ing was resumed with Mrs. E, Mc- Clinchey giving a reading "Jesus Shall Reign". Mi•s, P. Johnston read a poem entitled "Would You )3e Happy". "Coronation Echoes from In- dia" was read by Miss Rachel Johnston. Mrs. L. McConnell gave a reading on an "Open Air Meet- ing in Bolivia." The meeting closed with hymn 378 and prayer by Mrs. L. Mc- Connell. For the lunch, the Parr Line ladies brought home-made candy which was very delicious. CONSTANCE �... .. Mr. George Addison is wearing a big smile these days. He is a Grandpa. On Sunday, August 16, 1953, born to Mr. and Mrs, Hulley Seaforth, a son. Congratulations, Mr, and Mrs. 3, H. Riley spent a weeks holidays at Niagara Falls and other points. Friends of Constance sympathize with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dodds in their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Riley of Kitchener spent Sunday at the home of his parents. A few children in the vacinity took advantage of the Free offer at Mr. F, B. Pennebaker's Store in Clinton, to get their photo taken. CALL IN AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR PI'; O4,LEMS on: EAVESTROUGHING ELECTRICAL WIRING AIR-CONDITIONING GRAVITY WARM -MR HEATING PLUMBING . A FURNACE FOR EVERY JOB WISE and BATEM Phone 147----C1ip: on LESS TIME w,+ti 4 FARGOTR,K Murphy Bros. CIIRYSLER—PLYMOU TIl FARGO DEALERS Leonard O'Rourke left last week for Western Canada. Mrs, Don Gray and.children have returned from a holiday in Grand i3end. Mr. and Mrs, Austin Zapfe and Wayne and Mr, and Mrs, Abe Zapfe and Glen visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mac- Ketlzie, Lexington Beach. Mich. $ride -Elect Feted Friends and neighbors gathered in the church schoolroom on Mon- day evening to honour Miss Ruth Scott at a shower prior to her marriage on Saturday. Fallowing a program of contests and musical numbers in which Mrs. Henderson sang a solo and Mrs. J. R .Murdock played a piano instrumental, Ruth was asked to sit in a decorated chair, Mrs, Kenneth Parke read an address and the guest of honour was given numbers which led her to many beautiful gifts, She was assisted in opening the gifts by her mother, Mrs. Ross Scott and the groom's mother, Mrs. L. Rushcall, Fernee, British Columbia. Mrs, Al Hill and Mrs. Mel Gra- ham also assisted. Ruth thanked all for the beautiful gifts, A social half hour followed. +-*-+-4-t-o- GOSHEN LINE Gwen and Bobby McBride are taking a few holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Orval Rapson, Londesboro. "Being a Good Neighbour" was the theme of the Goshen United Church Mission Band on Sunday, "When He Cometh" was sung ac- companied by Merle Armstrong at the piano. Scriptures were read by Elaine McClinchey, Merle Arm- strong, Barbara Hayter and a visitor, Doris Hayter, Centralia. The minutes were read and roll call answered by 15 members and five visitors. Four girls and four boys took part in a dialogue. Those taking part were Donald Elliott, Allan Hayter, Raye Armstrong and a visitor, Clayton Connell, Seaforth; Donna Hayter, Gail Mc- Bride, Marlene McClinchey and Gwendolyn McBride. A, McAllister, London, had charge of the service last Sunday morning at Goshen United Church, Rev. T. J. Pitt is taking his holi- days but will be in charge of the service again next Sunday. cuia 6 •n •- -.,• Scruton Oils - Greases - Gasolinm Petroleum Products Phone Clanton 377 Phone Goderich 320-W CITIES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR .:Act..: rvzn.vs. .aa-..c^vncym the letters start. 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(Hama) (address) (rity) (None) lstdte) Yll.l't •••••••••+••••••-(P-•-•44(+041•••• LANE °'TINES BEACH ee• e - e te'fr -$r Mr, and Mrs. Harty Husband spent a the weekend 4 their Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar stpent several days at their cott- age last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Woods, Detroit, spent the weekend at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Phil,. ,Iieitbehmer, Stratford, spent the past week at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Merkley, Winghare, were at their summer home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Comley and family, Stratfordare vacationing in their small cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnes, Mrs. James Barnes attended the Shakespearian festival in Strat- ford on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves and .Ralph have returned to their home in Detroit, having spent the last two weeks in the Woods cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnes and Leigh have returned to -their home in Lewiston, NX., after an extended vacation at his parents cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank, Jimmie, Johnie and baby Sarah, Buffalo, N.Y., are spending a vacation with the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs. James Barnes, at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Bower are in Detroit this week settling their business .affairs, having sold their Detroit nome. Mr. Bower has retired from his pos- itipn with the Detroit street lighting commission„ Mrs, Robert Christie and fam- ily, Toronto,' are spending August at the Comley cottage. Mr. Christie is currently appearing in, "Ails Well that Ends Well" and "Richard III" in Stratford at the Shakespearian Festival, Tornado Victims Receive Help From Disaster Relief Representatives of the Huron Tornado Committee were assured of consideration for victims of the tornado which struck Huron Coun- ty on May 25, from the Canadian Disaster Relief Fund. Warden Alvin Kerslake, Hen - sail, and County Clerk A. ,H. Ers- kine, Goderich, were in Toronto last Thursday where they inter- viewed the secretary of James S. Duncan, president of Massey - Harris and chairman of the fund. They reported that they had an encouraging discussion and they felt satisfied that assistance would be forthcoming. The meeting was arranged by Andrew Y. McLean, MP, Huron - Perth, in the last Parliament. 0 In the five and a half years following the war, one Canadian company in four operated at a loss. N Atl0 Clinton Monument Shop Open Every Priddy and by Appoititment Local Rep�4 reseen� tgtive: ). J. Zapfe, Plume 103 YDE and SON cuNi'4N. -- EXETER „ SEAFURTH WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "WHERE $ETTlER BULLS ARE USED" We will be closed for staff holidays from August 23rd to August 30th inclusive. Where semen is shipped, service will not be available until September 1st.. New Business is Solicited For service, call collect Clinton 242 WEEK DAYS 7.30 to 10.00 a.m. SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 7.30 to 9.30 tem. Cows noticed in heat later in the day should be inseminat- ed on the following day, Top sires of all breeds are used. However, we are feat- uring the ABERDEEN-ANGUS in this ad. They are as follows: BLACKBIRD BANDOLIER OF ANOKA 30th— by Prince Bandolier 7th. by Blackcap Grenadier G. R. 10th. from Rally Blackbird Lady 17 by Envious Blackcap B. 9th. BLACKCAP OF MAPLE GABLES 65th— by Blackcap General of Elm Grove by Burgess General of Ada 2nd. from Pridetta of Don Head by Enchanter of Bordulae 2nd. BANDOLIER OF MAPLE GROVE 28th -- by Bandolier of Maple Grove 13th by Bandolier of Anka from Miss Burgess of Anoka 4th by Blackbird Bandolier of Page. QUEEN'S GRENADIER OF CORYDON— by Dominator U. A. by Eston Repeater 2nd, from Queen Henderson 39th. by Eston Compress end. SHOP and SAVE — Aug. 21-22 MILK, Carnation 14c PEANUT BUTTER • 16 oz, jar 29c TOMATOJUICE, ROSEDALE , . Ttin 10c SALMON, Cohoe TIN 25c PEAS, Green Giant TIN 19c Mallow COOKIES, McCOI;MUCK'S Pkg. 23c Pork & cans, Clark's . , , 2 'TINS 23c Special Prices on FRUITS and VEGETABLES—Fresh Daily EST QUALITY MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES Stanley's hattoir BURT'S LITTLE SUPER MAR 4 ET — Phones 410 -- 420 WHERE YOU CAN PARK WITH EASE FORERUNNER OF THE LUXURY TRAILER,THIS SELF-PROPELLED 'HOUSE CM;R"WAS BUILT IN (903.(T TRAVELLED ON SOLID . TIRES AND WAS SAID TO GO 60 OF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR PREMIUM QUALITY AT REGULAR PRICE, THE DELUXE AUTO TIRE BY GOODYEAR IS THE BUY FOR YOU! SPECIALLY BUILT FOR ADDED BLOWOUT PROTECTION AND EXCEPTIONAL MILEAGE AND TRACTION, THE GOODYEAR DELUXE 15 YOUR BEST TIRE VALUE ! LOOK AOR THi$ "HIGH SIGN" OF QUALITY x-ri Oket '367 R,,CHEVRC>LET & $MOBILE ; DEALER . 1953 Chevrolet Deluxe Styline Sedan two-tone in color , 1953 Chevrolet Styline Sedan 1952 Pontiac Styline Sedan 1952 Pontiac Styline Coach 2-1952 Chevrolet Styline Sedans 1..951 Chevrolet Sedan (two-tone) 1951 Chevrolet Coach (power glide, built-in radio) 1951 Deluxe Dodge Sedan 1950 Chevrolet Coach 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe five -passenger Coupe 1949 Chevrolet Coach 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan, fully equiped 2-1948 Chevrolet Stylemaster Coaches 1948 Chevrolet Sedan 1948 Oldsmobile, Fleetline Coach, fully equiped 1947 Chevrolet Coach 1946 Plymouth Sedan 1946 Chevrolet Sedan 1942 Dodge Coach TRUCKS 1948 Mercury 1/2 Ton Pick-up AND MANY OLDER MODELS TO .CHOOSE FROM Brussels Motors Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealers BRUSSELS, ONT. -- PHONE 73-X CLINTON—Contact Knox Williams, Ph. 641 2 } By Roe Farads Service Dept. YOUR TIP PAID OFF, DOC, ~ LOOK AT THAT LITTERA EY IMEI6tiD OVER 2 LBS EACH AT BIRTH. MY TIP VAS JUST SOUND COMMONSENSE, D)CK. MODE: AND MORE HOG RAISERS ARE 1 FIGURED I WAS SAVING •T MONEY BY NOT Mt N6 THE SOW A RATION BETWEEN B12EEDINGAND THAT'S THE STUFF DICK•'YOUR'E YOU HAVE TO FEED THE UNBORN PIGS ItiGH , IF YOU STARVE THE RIGHT, DOC. I MUST HAVE CHEATED MYSELF OUT OFA LOT OF PORK PROFITS IN THE PAST, em AFRAID YOU DID, DICK. BUT REMEMBER THIG:- IF A 50W FARROWS 10 PIGS, EACH WEIGHING 2'/ LBS, THAT'S 25 LB. OP P16 EMBRYO IT HAS TO BUILD IN 112 DAYS. ANOTHER 20. LBS. 15 NEEDED FOR AFTERBIRTH PRODUCTS. GRAIN AND WAterl AREN'T JUST ENOUGH TO I p �� RATION BUILD PIGS INTH5 INCREASE SOW WEIGHT MILK RESERVE.ry IMPROVFQl1ANT1TY WITH SOW FOR Ili °`ysx lft , , ' ty y t sl aaa %' /��'IANDiUQLITYOFM1lK •'� LEARNING TO FEEDTHEIR PIGS S IN THEW BUT NEING'tIME, DOC. BUT NEVER AGAIN. 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