HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-06-28, Page 9Four Top Girl At letes
Girl champions at the Hullett field day were, left 'to right, front, Dianne Gardner, SS 1, senior; June Dolmage, SS 3, inter-
mediate; back, Shirley Riley, SS 1, junior and' Bonnie Snell,
SS 10, juvenile, (Photo by Phillips)
Honeymoon Filled'
With ::Problems
For USA Couple
Mr. and Mrs. James Deckerty,
Detroit, spent from Wednesday
Until Sunday of their honeymoon
at 'Mae Cedars". Bayfield had
been recommended to them by
friends, who formerly lived in Clin,
ton. The groom had 'been through
here when a small boy but other-
wise it Was their first trip up
this way.
But their visit to Canada and
Bayfield was enough to dampen
their spirits, let alone their clothes,
They had a loaf of bread and
half a cooked ham with them A
customs officer at the Rine Water
Bridge confiscated the ham (are
American cottagers not allowed to
bring food with there for their
own .use in Canadal)
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Growing Mashes For Chickens
We carry MASTER Growing and
Laying Mashes
also
Our Own Growing and Laying Mashes
mixed in our oven. mill
SALT for curing of hay
Turkey and Hog Contracts — come and
talk it over
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GRAIN AND SEEDS
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN $1,925
2-1955 PONTIAC. POWERGLIDE SEDAN,
fully equipped $2,095
1955 -CHEVROLET SEDAN, fully equipped $1,895
1954 CHEVROLET DELUXE Powerglide
Sedan $1,650
1952 CHEVROLET Powerglide Convertible,
fully equipped $1,495
1952 PLYMOUTH Sedan $ 995
1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN $1,095
1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ............ 795
1956 PONTIAC -SEDAN, fully equipped ., $ 850
2-1948 PONTIACS $ 495
1948 CHEVROLET $ 495
1946 'BUICK COACH $ 295
TRUCKS
1952 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICK-UP $ 795
1952 INTERNATIONAL 1 TON Stake
with rack $ 895
1950 DODGE 1/2 TON PANEL $ 250
1949 CHEVROLET 3/4 TON PICK-UP ...$ 295
Cars and Trucks can be Driven Away at the
Prices Listed in this Advertisement.
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Mr. and Mr ,s.' CheSter Kellam"
and sons, Murray and Larry; Lon
don, visited' with the latter's. pare
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed men on
Sunday.
They were late in arriving in
Bayfield and were ushered into
the .village by a thunderstorm and
a downpour of rain, It was a.
"shower" which kept the yop$
bride, all in' white, and her hus,,
band sitting in the ear for some-
time before they could enter the
cottage, Then it was too late to
go shopping as they had planned,
The outlook would have been,
much more bleak had it not been
for the kindness of a neighbour
who let them have supplies, for
breakfast. But despite this, they
enjoyed their trip here, and the
only regret -,was the -less of the
four dollars which the groom bad,
paid, for the ham.
Minton Memorial Shop
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Seaforth Lions Second CASH
12 Games at $50.00- Each
3 Skare-the;Wealth Games — Cards 25c or 5--for $1
JACKPOT sti'lriirEviarAr $1,000 • Cards $1.00 Each
Seaforth Arena - Thursday July 5111
Doors open at 8 p.m, — Play starts 9 p.m. sharp
Admission $1.00, which includes 12 games
-Piabeeds shared between Lions pool, Arena and Sports
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BRUCEFIELD
'Miss Julie Munn, who spent last
week with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. W. V.. Dinnin, left-on
Monday to spend some holidays
with her paternal grandmother,
Mrs- Ed'. Munro, Iiensall.
J.. W. ,Parsons, Winnipeg, Man.,
is visiting his cousin. Joseph Mc,
Cully,in the village, Mr, and Mrs.
Ivan Wightman; Belgrave visited
her -•tather on Sunday.. ,
Decoration .Day
Decoration Day service was held
on Sunday-afternoon In Baird's
Cemetery under the- auspices of
Brucefield IOOF. Taking 'part
were Rev, S. Davison, Rev, T. J.
Pitt, John Broadfoot and Archie
Mustard, Percy Campbell, gen-
sail, gave the ritual,
Garden Party
Strawberries and stuffed ham
will form the main dishes at the
Garden Party to be held at Bruce-
field Church, next Wednesday
evening, July 5, from 6,30 to $
o'cloCk. . A good program is be-
lug planned for those attending. resolution from Roseneath: Where-
as the warble fly act is not coin-
Ptilsory in any 'particular county,
it is only compulsory in muni.
cipalities; and whereas, . we are.
just defeating the act and wasting-
time' and money if we do. not
rilakg it compulsory over the en-
tire .county,. instead of a hit-and-
miss bail's; Therefore: be it re,7
solved, that the Warble Fly Act.
be Made compulsory over the .en-
tire county.
A motion that the secretary ad-
vise Ralph Carbery 'that we de-
sire to have • a delegate attend the
Interprovincial Farm Union Con-
ferende in Saskatoon in July, was
carried.
•A very' interesting and educa-
tiona1 talk was given by Colin
Lawson; Goderich Township farm-
er, on the National Farm. Union
in England. The next meeting
will be held on July-,36.
Goderich Township
Among the Huron County Fruit
Growers who enjoyed the bus trip
last Tuesday to gent County were
Robert Smith Fraser Stirling and
son Gerald; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Middleton', Mr. and Mrs, Ray Wise
and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middle-
ton.
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and so help restore their normal action of
removing excess acids and wastes. 'Then
you feel better, sleep better, work better.
Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for
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VARNA
Wedding bells are 'ringing every
week in this community. ,
, George Johnston returned home
last week from Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth.
The Vacation Bible School of
the Variia United ChUrch opens on
Monday, July 2 at 9 a.m,
A large number, froth here have
been attending the Crusade for
Christ at Zurich which will con-
tinue till July 1.
Farm Union
A regular Meeting of the Varna
Local of the Ontario Farmers'
Union was held on June 25, in the
Orange Hall, Varna.
The secretary will inform the
head office of the OFU that the
Varna Loe41 will support the
ome's a happier place
when Coke is there
Give them the real thing--There's more fun for your family when you bring out lee-cold Coca-Cola,
.TI-WRSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 crol.STQN.' Nrws,pscopp
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Char- gathering dispersed.
Earlier in the evening Mr, and
Mrs. Reid had .entertained Mr,
.and Mrs. Blake to .dinner at which
1V1r, and Mrs. George Reid, Stan-
ley.ToWnsbli), parents of Mr.. 11,eia, were also guests,: A lovely
anniversary . cake, suitably decor,
ated, centered the table, The
large assemblage of guests also
received a piece of cake at the
luncheon held later in the even.
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Mr., and. Mrs. plaite were mar,.
tied 25 years ago at the Egmond-
ville parsonage by the Rev, Mr,:
Malcolm. Following their honey-
moon they .,took up residence at
their present home,
Mrs, Blake was the - former
Blanche Iona'. Wallace, daughter
elf Mrs. Alex Wallace,,and the late
Mr. • Wallace, of Seaforth. Mr..
Blake is the son of the late lYfr,
and Mrs, Robert Blake, of Col-
borne Township, They have one
daughters Mrs. .Charles (Bernice).
Reid, of Stanley Township, at
Whose home. the event was held,
one son, Gerald, of the Maitla.nd
concession of Colborne, and three
grandchildren,
Coke puts you at your sparkling
hest--Now leanback ....let Coke •
do the rest, That bright little lift
is the werld's best rowArd.
Counting All
`EmplOyableS
For the first time. since
World War I Canada is
counting the nuniber (A peo-
ple. insured by the Unemploy-
ment Insurance Commission,
It expected that almost
4,000,00() employees will be
listed, when complete revis-
ions are taken .into account.
Right now the Commission
has $,OQQ,000. listed, but manly
,of them are no longer in in-
sured employment,
For more family fun,.
bring home
the Coke
Standard Size
6 Bottlet
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Ontario
Colborne Townshii) Couple Celebrate
Their Silver Wedding Day At Varna
les Reid, Varna, was the scene of
happy family gathering on
Saturday night, .Tune 23, when re-
latives gathered to honour Mn land
IVIrs, Orville Blake, iVfaitiand
cession of Colborne Township, on
the occasion of their 25th wed-
ding anniversary, About 50 re-
latives were present, Mrs, Reid
is a daughter, of Mr. and, Mrs.
Blake,
During the early part of the
evening crokinole, bingo and cards
Were enjoyed by the large assent-
Wage with suitable prizes being
awarded the winners. '
This was followed by honour-
ing Mr. and Mrs, Blake by pre-
-enting a, beautiful chest of silver
and a silver meat fork. Mrs,
Alex Wallace, Seafortb, made the
presentation, and tbe'address was
read. by Mrs. Kenneth Whitmore,
Blyth,
Mr. Blake replied suitablyt. on
behalf of his wife, thanking all
for their kindly expressions bf
and goodwill,
Diboll was, served and a brief
'time spent socially before the
that great taste of Coke
Nothing like it —You'll And real
refreshment in oca-Cola, Even
the bubbles taste betterl
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