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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-03-14, Page 8.„. According to. Arthur S. Bolton,. assistant agricultural represent., ative for the. county, there is no.; intention of forming any new elubs this. year, but emphasis will be placed on. trying to attract more members to each of the existing . clubs, There ,were '32 4-H clubs. in the county last year, - Any boy or girl who will be 12 years old by May 1, .and not a by November 1, 1957, is eligible to join a 4-H .010, Parents are particularly welcome to this first meeting„ arid their co-operation is . am, elated throughout the year, Th is year Mr, Bolton will be assisted by Tom Easton., -Exeter, recently appointed fieldmart with the Ontario .Department of Agri, culture. a - On Monday And Tuesday meet- March organization month for The 4-H Clubs of Huron County, and already meetings are being held to enrol members and give new 4...Hers an introduction to the werk, uron Swine CMS, 4-H Clubs in the Lueltnow area; meet in the town hall On Monday evening, March 25, and the Gode.. riehiGrain ,Corn. Cittb meets,10 the . high schoOl in the county town on Monday afternoon, March 25, at 2.30 o'clock. The ,Wingham 4-H Forestry Club was re-organized on January 23, 1357, with 13 members, (By our Heiman Correspondent) A very large sale was held, in Hensall\ last Thursday, with' the ,greatest number of animals ever sold at the Hensall Community Sale. , The 250 pigs• sold at $65 to $100 for sows . ' $17 to $26 for chunks and $11.50 to $15.50 for‘weanlings, ,Fat cattle- sold at $12.70 per cwt. There were 120 cattle and calves sold, with a goad demand for stocker and fat cattle. Holstein cows brought from '$110 to $185. Herefords went for $110 to $160 and Durham •arid Hereford calve's brought $20 to $45. Holstein calves <vere selling for $11 to $20, , -1111factie TIRED ALL THE TIME , Everybody gets a bit run-down now and then,' tired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously Wrong, just a temporary toxic condition caused by excess acids and wastes. That's tbC time 'to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd'a stimulate the kidneys, -and so help restore, their normal action of removing excess acids, and wastes. Then you feel bettor; sleep better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at all ttruggists. You can depend on Dodd's. s2 (Next to Post' Office formerly T. J. Riley's Grocery) COMPLETE STOCKS AVAILABLE • Clover Seeds • Grass Seeds • Pasture Mixtures • Lawn Mixtures • • Garden Seeds • Agricultural Chei*ealS MR. FRED O. FORD will be the manager. His long experience will be at your disposal. Phone Clinton HU` 2.7041 PLACE YOUR SEED ORDER EARLY! 10-11.13 N NOW OPEN CI-INTO SEED STORE CLERENU AUTO WRECKERS Phone HU 2-3211 - Clinton; Ont. NOW WRECKING '49 MONARCHS 13) '50 FORD '49 MATINS (3) '50 MONARCH '48 PREFECT '49 CHEVROLET '48 STUDEBAKER '48 CHEVS, DODGES, PLYMOUTHS, FORDS, MONARCHS, MERCURYS, PONTIACS. Parts for Older Cars '42 FORD 2 Ton ' '49 CHEW." PANEL '46 INTERNATIONAL. 1/2 Ton '41 FORD '/2 Ton G.M.C. , • '49 CHEV. 3/4 Ton USED TIRES L. TUBES All Sizes TRACTOR TIRES—All Sizes • Readily Available AUTO LITE BATTERY SALES & SERVICE .DUNLOP TIRES 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE 'Dial HU 2-3211 8 - 9 - 1 0 1 1 - b '50 CHEVROLET 1:- AND j uper Maxket (Tom and -Jean Riley) (Formerly knOwn deorge‘ Rumball's I.G.A. Super Market) We -Have Added Another ,Clieck-out Counter To Try And Serve:. You Faster -With 'Extra Service You 1Vlay Serve Yourself or We Will Serve You PHONE H11 2-9316 Free Delivery --- HAWS, of Brumfield Cotrrepondent; MRS. H, V, BERRY Phone Clinton NV 34372' or Seaforth, oopoz /..f I vitti, u.~r: for t, e \three • greatec\ears of/ your \life 33 VI j= CANADIAN ARMY Information Centro " 468 Richmond St., London, Ontario • • Telephones 4-1601 Challeh&g employment.- comb with valuable experience and train ing Regular Army. Ill pay is good, You learn new skills perhaps' a trade, or train to be leader, You get a laste'of real adve tare, have a chance to make friends with fine men „ . yo .eethusiastle, a cut above .average After titres years you make yo choice-0 leave, or stay and 024e career with advancernet trail* and variety,. Find out about one ,o Canada's better -careers.--n obligation. Army Information Centre, 468 Richmond Street, London, Ontario, Pleas* let me have full Information on Army Career: Name Wool Local 149 ^ City or write l am . • Years old. Tel, No SATURDAY EXCURSIONS • to TORONTO by C N R T-74 ,FULL INFORMATION FROM AGENTS Your Neighbourhood ities CITIES Service Dealer SERVICE , CARL CANTELON , We're experts . . we sell the qinest lubricants and gasolines, dtoo, new 5D Koolmotor multi-range oil and Cities Service REGULAR and PREMIUM Gasolines. We specialize in free neighbourhood Pick-up and delivery . . . just telephone logs were 'held in the Gorrie and Beigrave community buildings to organize elubs in that :district. night Brussels Library Hail will be the meeting Place for 1957 members of the Brussels Swine and Beef Calif C1444. „ Next Monday, staffing 'at 8,30 p.m..aharp (March 18), .Seaforth Lions PoUltry, and Seafertlr Beef, 'OW Dairy and Swine Clubs NicKillop Grain Club will meet in' the :high school there. On Tues. day,. March 19, Rensall. White Bean and Zurich Calf clubs will meet in Hensall town hall. The Exeter poultry, .grair4 beef calf, daffy calf and corn clubs, as well as South Huron sugar beet club will meet in the high school in Exeter next Wednesday night, March 20, same time, • Clinton Clubs will meet in MCI next Thursday evening, March 21, 3.30 p.m.. .sharp. They include the Clinton Lions 4-1-1. Poultry Clinton 4-H Grain Club; Hayfield 4-H Beef Calf, Dairy 'Calf ' and More than $50.5 million was paid. out in death benefits .by the 60-odd British, Canadian ,and Unit- ed Statea•lifc ins ranee Companies operating :'in Canada during 1056 in the Province DC Ontario, the Canadian .1410 Xnstikance Officers. AsSOciation reports. On 14,070 ordinary policies, pay, meats, were $38,931,00; on 14,330 industrial policies $4,520,000; and pn 7;990 group certificates ,$16,- 069,000 Miss E. Bowey gave the address and Mrs, G. Richardson sang"The, Garden of Prayer." Prayers were offered by Mrs. R, Allan, Mrs. N. Walker, Mrs. B. Thomson, Mrs. L. Wilson and Mrs. T, B. Baird. The key,woman for the 1958 service is to be Mrs. J. Cairns. WA Meeting The Woman's Association- met in' the Sunday School room on Tuesday afternoon, March 5, with an attendance of 37. Mrs, H. Berry presided for the worship service, using as the opening hymn "Faith of, our Fathers." Mrs. S. Davison gave the Scripture read- Ing from Hebrews 1; 1 to 10, and a psalm was read in unison. , Mrs. W. Broadfpot , gave the topic on Faith, after which a hy:., mn was sung and prayer was of- fered by Mrs, Berry. The president, Mrs. J. Broad- foot took the chair for the re- mainder of the meeting. The roll call was answered by a St. Pat- rick's day verse. Thank-you.-notes were read from Mrs. Davison, Mrs. Y. Aidwinckle and G. Richardson. The roll call for the April meeting will be an Easter verse.' --There was no action taken on joining the Film Board. ' The meeting closed with the WA, hymn and- prayer. Group had charge of the program which consisted of group singing of Irish songs, and a reading by Mrs. Dayinan. Signed With. Tuekersmith L a viS icentraeting. Company, Clinton, Was awarded the contract fOr crushing and hauling gravel to the roads inTackersinittiTewn- ship at 73 cents per en. ycl,,•Other • bidders were „,c.),Corge F; Ellfott,, 'Clinton; 75 cents and ,Joseph Kerr?' Wingharn, 72 cents, Wattle fly control contracts. were awarded as. follows: Hubert 'Cooper, Exeter, will spray the, cattle fop ten cents per head; .Bop-` den, Brown, .Seaforth, will supply the powder at $5.00 per 15' lb. bag. Wilmer Broadfoot was ap- pointed inSpecter, Harry .Faber appealed his assess- ment on the Roweliffe drain, and it was reduced from $120 to $80. A complaint ,was received from Veneaga Bros, on the Broadfoot drain, and council favoured con- tact being • made with other inter-ested parties before proceeding with a clean-out, Bruns Ross, provincial engineer, discussed tentative plans for con- struction of a new bridge at Lot 25-26, 5 vas.. The next meeting will be 'on Tuesday afternoon, April 2, in the town ball, Seaforth. TOWNSHIP OF 'T COLBORNE TENDERS for GRAVEL SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as in contents, will be re- ceived by the undersigned' until 6 p.m., Monday, April 1, 1957. For CRUSHING and HAULING approximately 5i000 cubic yards of 3/4 " screen gravel from the town- ship pit-to be-delivered and spread to the satisfaction of the Road Superintendent, Melvin Good, by June 1, 1957. • A marked cheque for• $100 must accompany each tender. Lowest or any tender not neces-sarily accepted. MRS. WM. SALLOWS, Township Clerk, `RR 5, Goderich",- Ont. 11-124) rOUgnOUlt C.ounty We Are Now Happy to announce the GRAND OPENING on March 21, 22 and 33 o Mr. and Mrs. Mae Chesney left this week for their new "home in Sarnia. • Morley Taylor, Sarnia, spent the weekend with his ,parents, Mr, and Mrs. V. Taylor, Mrs. D, Tough returned •home after spending"the winter with her family at Delhi. Mrs. Frank McGregor visited on Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Al- ton Johnston, Seafoith. Mrs, Norman Baird 4s spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Jack Stanley, London. Mr, and Mrs. James Allen, York, spent the weekend with Mr. Al- lien's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen. ra . and Mrs. C. Horton spent 37 with Mrs. Horton's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hays, Sea- forth. Mr. and Mrs. W. Nr, Dinnin and Wilma were in petroa on Sunday vvilh Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Dinnin and Cathy. Mrs. J. Williamson, London, spent the weekend with her broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs; Lorne Jervis. Mrs: Donald Gray received word on Sunday, that her father Mr..- Coghlin, Atwood, had, .suffered a heart attack. Mrs. Gray left for home .immediately. Paper Collection Save your newspapers and mag- azines. The Brucefield Young People's Union is planning a paper collection in the village area, and will be calling 'at all homes on Saturday, March 30. When spring cleaning, save your papers, bundle them securely, and have • them ready for pick up. The young people plan„to cover the second concession of both Tuckersmith and Stanley Townships, as well as along Highway 4, and the area covered will be from Baird's school south to SS 14 Stanley. Farewell Party A surprise farewell party was staged in. SS 3; Tuckersmith, last Friday night, ' March 8, for Mr. and Mrs. Mac Chesney and Bar-t bare.. The Chesneys have sold Their farm and are leaving this week -for Sarnia. MiSs Bonnie Dalrymple made the presentation to Barbara of a• pair of boudoir lamps. John Broadfoot and W. Lot Wilson 'pre- sented a coffee table and a trilite lamp -'to Mr. and Mrs. Chesney and the presentation address was read by George. McCartney. During the evening of euchre, winners wereMrs. Kenneth Rog- erson and. Robert Fotheringham. Consolation priles went to Mrs.. Robert Dalrymple and Bruce Wal- ker. • Day of prayer There was a geed attendance at the World Day of ,Prayer Service held ..9.n Friday afternoon, with Mrs. McBeath presiding . at the piano and playing soft music. The key-woman, Mrs. E. Thomson, Alassisossesub, was assisted by Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. E. Dalrymple and Mrs. W. Fotheringham, The Scripture lesson was rea• d by Mrs. W. Douglass from Rom- ans .8: 31 to 39, "The Peace of/ Christ has a Healing, Power" 'was read by Mrs. J. Cairns; "Necessity is Laid Upon us," by Mrs, F. Rath- well, and "He Alone, is our Fut- ure," by Mrs. B. Allen. 0 Hensall Sales Best Yet;' 250 Pigs And 120 Cattle GET Save VON Built and backed by General Motors, • Purina Chick Startena Is • IL COMPLETE feed, fed dry, with- out additions. It comes in' two' forms — mash and Checker- Etts. • (We especially recom--.. mend •Checker-Etts, varying . from mash, * to cracked gra size. They have given excep ar - tionally good results.) Keep Startena in front of chicks all the time. At first fill make f feeders full. After chicks get used • to . finding feeders; fill only. two-thirds, AMount needed: 2 lbs, per clble -then 'they're ready for a Purina growing. ration. • DISINFECT THEIR .DRINKING WATER • Even the purest water quickly becomes. contaminated; and all chicks, sick or well, drink from. the 'same founts. Protect your , chicks; Drop. 5 Chek-R-Tabs into-each gallon you give them during their first 4 or 5 weeks. It's .cheap, handy and effective "life insurance"; Feed CHICK STARTENA Give your Chicks a ''Flying Start"! Clinton Farm Supply andMachine Shop Charles NeisOn Jack Nediger MEW "tailored' styling fits right in ANYWHERE! UTTERTERDUE LTD. "Your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer" Yes, tests prove you save up to 1400 gallons of hot water a year — up to 21 boxes of detergent with Frigidaire's sensational new Autoniatic Washer! And RUB-FREE WASHING saves clothes because they're washed without wear. Come in for an eye-opening *- demonstration TODAY! TIC HER mismianeous items ailiffil4010 PA our MOR PEAT MOSS ~ OYSTErSHIKI. HEN ORM OUTTERMKK POWDER POWER'S YEAST COO LIVER Cla, (bulk Or mil CATTLE MINE SALT (Cobalt or plaln "white) MOLLASSES 1100 MINERAL F. VVEZTTL__ AUFE IrZew$ .SEE DS NARY STREET CLINTON N'IIONE HU 2-9792 LOW FARES EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND INCL. APRIL 13) !Idols good going and returning same Saturday only. . ..., EXCURSION FARES FROM Allenford $4.75 Hanover $4.30 Southampton ,.$5 85 Harriston 3.75, Sarnia ...„ ,,,,,,, 6 430 Ingersoll 3.70 Stratford 3 4.75 Kincardine 5.85 Strathroy 5 4.75 Kitchener 2.45 Wilk-erton ,,,,,, 4 2.45 Listowel 3.60 Watford 5 2.45 Mitchell . 4.00 Wingham 4 1.20 Owen Sound .... 4.75 Wyoming 5.05 Paisley 5.20 1.90 Palmerston 3.40 ' Brampton Brussels • Chesley Clinton Elora, Fergus Georgetown..., Goderich Guelph Corresponding Fares from Intermediate Points ,1 • Cantelon's Serviie Station Corner Mary and King Streets CARL CANTELON, Oroprietor k Phone HU. 2.9032 Clinton Ontario