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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-03-14, Page 7THE ONE FLAG ON WHICH ALL ksymbol of all that is best in human nature... to give ihelping hand when needed . . to show kindness of heart to care for the sick... to comfort the distressed. ARNE RS We are allipPlig cantle 'every :Slimily for thili(ed Co-operative of Ontario and solicit yoUr patronage. We will 'pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT- not later than Friday. nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Manager Phone--Day 9, Eveninis 481w • . 394th • • NEW 4. 4 1,„ Sir Chrysler Plymouth — Fargo Sales, itrid Service 'Clintonlittron St. flf$ near as your telephone A COMPLETE, TRUST SERVICE IN WESTERN ONTARIO GUARANTY TRUST Call RASE D. PATEIRSON, Trust Officer Cont4rio, Phone 51 Por • Estate Planning and 'Wills e'Real Estate Services ▪ Inve'sunent „Management and Advisory ..9ervice 4%% paid on fixed 'term deposits • 0 1/4 I ion „savincposits may be mailed Or Contger 04flee. Of COMPANY OF CANADA Toronto •„ Montreal • Ottawa • Windsor Niagara Falls Sudbury • Sault Ste, Marie Calgary • Vancouver Township °of Stanley DERS ' Will, be; received' for the drushietj and ,hauling of 4,090 cu. yds. :of gravel, to be crushed through' 34" screen, and put on the roads by OctOber 15, 1957, under the supervision of the road superintendent. • Tenders to be accompanied by a marked chequ for $200. "CiirciVel to I. 'taker) from the fallOWirig, 1,0p0 yards•frOin McLetin pit; 1,000 yards from .the Faltnes- Age pit'. 2,000 yards from either the Girigehch or the Marks pit, ) Lowest or any tender' not necessarily accepted, Tenders to' be in 'the hands of the clerk by Satur- day, March 30, - 1957,. 'at noon. TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY, Clerk: Fred Watson, RR 3,- Bayfield, Ontario. 11-12-13 RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY: In case of fire, 'call any one of the following Fire. Departments: BRUCEFIELD Phone Clinton ,HU. 2-3232 BAYFIELD the :1400d Telephone 0116 ZURICH iiirikh 10 - TOWNSHIP OF'STANLEY, Clerk;, Fred Watson, RR 3, Boyfield, Ontario. 11.4.41) CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS We have a complete stock of ALFALFA, RED CLOVER, ALSIKE, YELLOW and WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET CLOVER, WHITE DUTCH and LAMINA CLOVERS, BROME GRASS, Etc. • Perma'nent Pe'sture MixtOres . . . • . . . Place Orders While Stoat Is Available We are quoting very attractive priees and replacement ' orders would require higher retail prices. SEED GRAIN All Varieties available in. Registered No. 1; Certified No. 1 and Commercial No. 1. . Treated,and Packed in New Jute OAT VARIETIES:. Garry, Rodney, Sirncoe and" Beaver. Registered and Commercial Brant and Montcalm Barley. High qUality seeds will be in short supply this spring. To ,‘ be sure of your requirements ORDER NOW! \FERTMZER We'll p Deliver To your..„F:atin AMMONIUM NITRATE IN STOCK 1. We are eotitioethig for Molting Barley 2. Registered Seed Oats. HAVE YOUR. SE8b8. CLEANtb 'AND TREATED AT OUR; MOpERN, CLEANING PLANT Your geed can be' delivered and cleaned without being bagged. Phone us and arrange a date to cleAn and treat Your requirements. ..„ . 'G. Thompson & Sons Phone 32 LIMITED HINS*UL 4). Ay:Ati$5,,,,PINT R, 1001)8 1905 Ontario chailk$0.0 144410 Oerree,Ondent ' PHONE: BAYFIF-44? 4r, and Mrs. William E. Park, visited relatives in Mitchell on aday, Vir,and Mrs H 'Ornkind re in 'Detroit from Wednesday iii (cilia;, Ar. and Mrs. James Fisher, rry and Frank, Vtchener, were the village on Sinalay, Mr. and Mrs, William Bennett d family; London, were at their ttage over the weekend, , Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Atkinson d baby David, Detroit, visited, A. Atkinson, over the Week- The Reveiend and Mrs.- V. TI. lull, L1stowel, were the guests Miss Lucy R. Woods, over Fri- iy night. Mr. arid Mrs, Martin AndreWS, arie, Judy and Jimmy, London, filled on Mr. and Mrs, William R. PPP .0.4:..§in;i44Y... Mrs. Malcom. Toms left.. on ly to spend a week in Kitchener ith - her daughter;. Mrs. • Lloyd Testlake and family The Rt. Rev., William.A..TOwn- tend,_13D, Suffragan. .131S/lOPar,..9Qf Enron, and Mrs. Townsend called n friends in the village on Sat. rdaY. . Mr. 'and Mrs. WilIiem Barber nd family, St. Thomas, visited Ir. and Mre, Alf •Seotchmer, nd J... Cluff and family over he weekend. • Mr. -and MU. John Elliott, ;..„11in- ny, Nancy. and Susan, Kitchener, vere-, 'weekend- visitor's Griner's Perents, Mr. and Mrs. , Arilliain, Eallott. • The Reverend W. S. Outer Sunday, informing him that his mother was seriously Ili, .Be left On /VfOnday morning for Bermuda to be with her. Mr. and• Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon, and the latter'S ParentS, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Davis,_ Gerald SO ,* X gem and Misses Audrey and Der- othy Soloniek, Preston, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis I3isback, Clinton, spent Sunday With Mr, and Mrs. Edward Sturgeon. Last week was Education Week, ph Thur$day, the teachers in Bay- field Public School„ "LeRoy Path and Mrs, William E, Park- er threw, the ,sehaal 'Open to adults for inspection, r Dare, .work by pupils, text hooks and work books, were on display. Bid the classes were not interrupted, Twenty- seven signed the VisitorS'_boak and, watched, the lessons 'being taught, onet s coderieliTo Be Top Flight Residents of •Goderieh and Stlr*, rounding ilistriets, will be favoUred this year with top .flight concerts sponsored by the local Community Concert Assochttien. s The Wart House ,OrclieStra, Un- der the direction of the world famous. BoydN',eel has been tent- atively •beOlced. for one concert and is'. a sample of what may be ex- petted in the coming season. Plans for this year's member- ship drive were made at a meet- ing held at the home of John R. Walls, God:erich. At this time the executive was elected composed of 'Mr. Walls, president; George Pare Sons, vice-president; Miss. E. A, Cooper, secretary; D, 5, Gordon, .treasurer; Miss H. M. Videan, membership chairman; Bruce Clif- ford, publicity chairman, - Under prdent plans, a dinner op March 1.8, at St, George's. Ang- lican Chinch Parish Hall, will men the membership eaniTheign, which will continue through that week. Prospective members ' for the, 1957-58 season, are being offered as a bonus, the last of this sea- son's concerts. This concert is be- ing held on April 12, and is by '.a Male quartet known as The Rand - oilers, — were Made for a quilting in the near future. , 'United WA The Woman's Association met at the home: of Mrs. M. Toms, fol- lowing the WaVIS meeting, Thurs- day afternoon, • Owing to the ill- ness of the president, 'the second vice-president Mrs. L. Smith con• - ducted the meeting. Plen.s were made for holding the bazaar in the. surruner, and for the: annual. event, the Irish Social, *on Friday', evening,‘ Mareh As the work of laying, a new floor In' the church kitchen has been completed, a ...(cleaning' bee was arranged for next week. A sei&ies RoUrid Robin Tias, ix{ eid of a: furnace fund, are being held throughout , the congregation. During the lunch hour, models dis- played ,samples-of choir-gamins; =re,. ceived approval and those present expressed their preference. .P.arll“:IfonOnsivaY) The Ontario Hog Producers held their annual meeting on Mar- ch and 7, in the King Edward :Hotel, Toronto, Thia was the largest meeting yet,withaorne .0.0() delegates, and yisitors attending, 'Charles McGinnis was returned as president as were the other, of— •ficers. This was fortunate --a.$ these men have been .in closes can, tact with the: problems of the past year's Organi4ation • anal are un- !ley. N, D. McLeod (By our Hensel'. correspondent) Rev. Norman D, IVIeLeocl, min- ister of St. Andrew's United Chur- ch, Kippen, died suddenly Monday morning at the manse' with a heart condition, in, his 63rd year, Mr, IVICLeod, had been, confined to his ihlohimeees,thbeutphaisst• ctolildetetiowneelvkasS wneityh- er considered serious at any time and he expected to be. back in the 'pulpit in the near future; Mr. McLeod was, indgete,d into theIcipPen charge on Augostl, and assumed pulpit duty on August 3, 1952. ' ge was born, in the province of Quebec, 'and took his high• school work at Lennoxville Academy and later his I3.A, 'degree at Bishop's -College, I.ennoxville. He went overseas in World War 'I as, a earn- bata,nt, in the 5th C.M.R., and wes wounded at MapleCopse In, 1-916 and again at Peascliendale in 1.917. ir • !Mr. McLeod 'took his TheologiCal stiidiee in Robertson . college Ed- Matitan, Alts.„ (now St, ptephen's CAlleke) and serVed,ln 'the north- land ,as ‘Student, Missionary, After Rrdinatpwn he served two congre- gations in Alberta, first at Lavoy; then:at Lamont, wherepie „el-With liad an litiportarit,MissAoxiary Wak.f ealied to church..his bonnie in Lennaxville Where he served for almost 11 Yeah , 'retIerYf-°Or the 'QtecLoeTeffi;PCreess-h°Yrteecry, past chairman of both Presbyter- fif.,which he, served;',.VerinilliCat In 'Alberta and , Sherbrooke, in Quebec. He also 'served as pres- ident of , . the,,,Sherbcooke And Asidelation. He r,eceived •his, BD. degree. from the University. of Alberta. • ...Surviving are his widoW, `the fanner' Mary Beatrice Farwell, a native of LennoXville, one, son, Norman, in Civil, SerViCe, and one „daughter, (Marian) -Mrs. Garth Mosher, both of. Ottawa. Miss Carol Williams, Clinton', spent the weekend with Miss Bon- ita Williams. ,Miss Badbara Yea is at her hofrie, folloWing an qiperation in Clinton Public Hospital. „ W. R. Lobb is 'confined to ..bis home wi.-th`laii shOulder in a cast fallowing a, tall at his homey Mr: and•MrS. Gordon SteePe and family have moved into the Elliott dogatecily better .eqUipped to ban, die the problems of 1957.. Dr. Kagann.,am, president of the „Canadian Federation , of Agri, tmc,la.urt:ineg, aodnd Th resusersdaayh t, e vilvuinngcheaonn outlook on the world trade situa-. The followingresolutions were presented; ft wArs, resolved that- the Prov- incial Government be requested to provide truckers with free, clean- ining.ta;1;chceaat the yards under the Department of ,Health of An-, iws r It, was resolved that the prem. Min on Oracle A hogs, be inereased. to $5 and the preraigni on Grade 13 -continue at $1. Also- that the weight for Grade A he 130 pounds to 160 pounds dressed weight. -The Marketing Agency, under; the capable management of 'J, R. Kehler was heartily approved. .Producers were urged-to supply greater wilurnri of hogs to . the Ppen Market in order to give greater' .bargaining. .power to the -salesmen. . There :.also seemed to be a 'gene al ral feeling that, thottgh the Marketing Agency would soon. reach maximum control, of the marketing of hogs, the •produCeis will likely have • to consider a Co-op. Packing plant before they. will be able to ,pontrol their product as close to the as is nec- essary. - Ladies' Club In neKersinitft Vcites Donations The 'March meeting of the Tuck- ersmith, Ladies' Club was held at the home of Mrs. William PepPer. Fourteen ladies were:present, and. answered• the •roll •call, 'Whet am giving ill:V.-for Lent.", ' The club members pldii to take a 'bus trip.to interesting places in and around Hamilton about the last week in May. It .was voted. to donate $25 to the Cancer -Research Fund; also $10, to .the St, John's Ambulance. The April. meeting of the. Club with, their, families,, will be held the-- evening, of April 3 ,,at SS 4, with Mr. and. Mrs, .Cliff EPps, Clingy ten, "es guest, speakers. They ere' to show films of their AAP to Florida, and also give a talk, and answer questions on horticulture. -A very interesting talk was giv- en' by Mrs. N. Sillery, on the life of the first lady member of Peri- iament,...341s5:4gnes McPhail. Mrs. Sillery conducted an amusing 'con- test. A delleious lunch was served by, group three. _ home, which they recently bought. Mrs. Neldon Brown, Detroit, aViich.., -is visiting at the home of her ,oarents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mr; and Mrs, S. Brown and Mrs. Cudinore, Willowdale, were re- cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Cgdmore. Sgt. and Mrs. L. E. Morton and family are now living in the Lavis apartments, which was formerly the harrie of Miss Susie Acheson. rMiss Frances McCullough has returned home from Clinton Ptib- lie Hospital, wherd she-was a pat- ient following an appendix opera- tion. Mission Band The Wilhelmine Mission Band of 'Holinesville United Church met in the school for their March meet- ing. Dominique Gahweiler was in Charge of the program, which op- cried with the hymn "The Church's One Foundation," followed by the Mission Band purpose. Leonard Wilson read the Scrip- ture lesson and Berthena Critick- shanks led in prayer. Marion Lie- bold read a peace story, "A Good Idea." The president Paul Cud- more took the business period. The hymn ',Tether We Thank Thee" was sling' and Jim McCul- lough read a temperance story, "What IS Your Real.Narne?" Eric Gahweiler read a pooh, "Jesus' and The Children." A contest Was enjoyed,, and the Study Bookperiod was taken: by Mrs. Jack ,Yeo and Miss-Ann Shad- dock. 'pie 'hymn "God Sees The Little SparrOW Pall" bene- diction brought the meeting to a close. r ,- m• it$4v1,.,7 'REDDEN • Phone - Hensan C - - Mrs. Dorland,Evans and ffem ily, Waterloo, spent _the wee, end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren. Mrs. George Hess is, spending this 'week with her daughter and Uon-hi-law Mr. and -Mrs. J, L. Mc- Cloy and family, Toronto. Mr. anti Mrs. Archie Noakes left on Saturday, March 9, by:bug for a three weeks vacation ,with rela- tives in Tucson, Arizona, and San Jose, California. LAIC Victor Stan who is sta.- tioned at St.' Johns, Quebec, .and his wife and son Jimmy, London, spent the weekend with Mr. arid Mrs,. Leonard -Noakes. - Mrs, Earl McKellar and family, Chatham, Mrs, L Selmanand Christine, Caledonia are staying, With Mrs, Annie Richardson,, tor' three weeks, during the absence Mr, and Mrs, A.. Noakes illMani Fanner,,- Jr., Windsor,. bridge received a cablegrl'am, on home over the weekend, The teachers appreciated the in- tercet. of those who..;.isited the `schoel to see the progress of ed- ucation here., W1VIS Meeting. A•highlight of ' the United Chur- ch Woman's Missionary Society meeting last Thursday afternoon, Alva.% a talk given by Miss A M. Stirling, on South East Asia, the. VMS ,field for mission study this year. Miss Stirling illustrated her talk with a map of The area and ;told ,samething ,,,the geography; li.titary,and'religlai of these far- off lands, • until recently so little known 'to Canadians. She noted the fact that all the great relig- „ions Of :the,worldpAtaddhism, Con- fgeitiiiiSm,,MalOrkinetianism, Jud- aism aild,ChriStianity had all had their beginnings in 'Asia. Pieria Keep this flag flying in Canada! Remember, J IT $, ^A •`'t IIE 1 . . ,, '.• 0s 4 / If you are nol at hame,yrIken the canvassers call, You May send your contribUilans direct tar c array 6100 4 tci m poi”. Chairman Clinton, Ontario HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CANVASS Planned March 274849 Midget Plan '-Availcibla At No Extra Cost O "The- Home Of GOZiti Clean Fiiels" Our Stock / of Used Cari Is Low! If Yoti • Have A Goo Clean Used Car COME IN AND SEE_ HOWLITTLE IT WILL COST YOU TO DRIVE OBITUARY e s esville Correa ,*„ .2' • Phone,. IllY ,2-74I8 '