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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-11-21, Page 8ews of rucefield 31P Correspondent: MRS. IL F. BERRY Phone Clinton HU 2-'75'72 or Seaforth 659r22 WHAT FATE NA IS: ER Purina, Steer fFatena is a combination of pro- teins at a 20% level, built to supplement pas- ture, roughages, and grain feeding. It Is made in both meal and 1/2 -inch checker form. WHY FEED STEER You logically sell 'your grain through your ' cattle when you see prospect of its bringing you most that way. Just as logically you feed Steer Valetta, with your graine-because Steer Fatenti helps bring MOItE money. Grain alone lacks balance 'between carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins', and, minerals. Steer retina helps supply this balance, and' makes the grain end ,roughege more palatable. Thus more gains result; from the same amount of feed and cost goes down. It isn't how much feed you, can get for a dollar, but how much gain &rid Cattle at the Purina Research Farm fed core and hay, both with and without supplements, for e, P7 days, prove ad the above statements. And here are aesults of a wide sur- vey 'of Steer Fateneefed cattle: Average feeding period; 197 days:. average daily gain, Zad lbs.; average feed per '100 lbs. gain, 75.5 0 5.)5 ati a lbs.i Steer,s imy o rat C nn; ri: Clinton Farm Supply and Machine Shop Charles Nelson -- Jack Nediger PHONE HU 2-9613 • • .64 1 e : ein b PirRINA !Olt TWS EIEFL VATIES4/4 A the election of officers, which re- salted ae follows; president, Mrs. J, A. Cameron; vice-president, Mrs, Arnold Male- ins; secretary, Mrs, R, Fitzsimons; • treasurer, Mrs, Wilfred Castle., fin-. -once committee, Mrs. Lloyd .Seot- chmer and Mrs, Reg, Francis, un- der the chairmanship of Mrs. Wil- fred Castle; telephone committee for meetings, Mrs. F. Walls, as- sisted by Mrs. R. Fitzsimons and Mrs, Grant Turner. Lunch .con- venere, Mrs. Merteri Merner, Mrs. Harry Darriborough.' The next meeting will be held at' the home of Mrs. Merton Merner, on January 21. The meeting was closed with the .Scont benediction. HOLMESVILLE Correspondent - MRS. F. MeMULLOUGH. Phone 1R 24418 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS GROUND BEEF — 3 lbs. 35c SWEET PICKLED — Extra Lean COTTAGE ROLLS — lb. 49e CHICKENS (Oven 'Ready) p=111 101011OFIN — 35c lb. FANCY GRADE Holly PEAS tins 'for 33e FIRST GRADE. BUTTER —/b. 64c FITZSIMONS' FOOD FAIR '55 CHRYSLER Windsor tl On k Deluxe — real shar•OPI pi/ 04 '53 FORD Customline Sedan — with radio 925 '53 FORD Mainline Coach '50 CHEVROLET Sedan '50 STUDEBAKER Champion Sedan '47 MERCURY Dependable transportation 895 650 425 275 McPherson Bros. Garage Motorcade Stores Ltd, Associate Dealer nu 24163 CLINTON e- Huron St. Bear Aligninent and Wheel Oalanding Service { SPECIAL—Thurs., Fri. and Sat. E2,-CEERLELADy FLASHLIGHTS Reg. $1.90 for 99c Fir Res rE IGCUELSA R, em/11111111- Arc 11 Appliances ut Sale Merrill Radio and Electric "BE WISE—BUY FROM A SERVICE DEALER" HUnter 2-7021 CLINTON by Padre Young with theme: "Go ye therefore," was read, Mrs. G, Walker assisted With the devotion- al read sacred passages. Members agreed to send a 'par- cel to the Mission at Cross Lake instead of exchanging Christmas Gifts among members, ' A motion Ronald Poth, Toronto, •spprit the Weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Leroy 'Foth. Mrs. Herbert Kirkham. .eecomp- 'anted by Mr. and Mrs.. Robert rotta and two children, Jim and 'JoAnne, Lonnera viisted her par- ente, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Heard on Snnday, Fred Turner left on Sunday to, visit Mr. and Mrs. J, V. Reynolds, Streeteville. He is also attending the Royal Winter Fair, , Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner spent Saturday in London with Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Clarke, Mrs. Fred Ford, Clinton, ie- the guest of Mrs, J. H, Cobb. Percy Weston has commenced building this week on the lot on /Clan Gregor Square, which he re- cently purehased - from Mrs. A. M. Bassett and Miss. Ellen atfaeKay, Mrs, J. Murray,. Owen Sonnd, visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. W, J. McLeod, last 'week,. • 'The Reverend.E. J, B. Harrison, left onaTues,day for Sarnia and other points on a short vacation, On Sunday,. the services at Trin- ity and St, • James Church, Middle- ton will be conducted by the Rev, H. B. Sctulmore. • • . • !Ladies Auxiliary The Ladies'' Auxiliary to the 'Scouts and Cubs met at 'the borne of the president, Mrs. Reg. Francis on Tuesday evening, with 11 mem- bers preSent. Grant Turner gave the secretary and. treasurer's . re- port which Showed an active year, A motion /was passed to pay the trenspcirtation . and registration fees for Scout Patrol 'Leaders to a meeting in EXeter on Saturday, Mrs. Spencer Irvine presided for • Mr, and Mee. William Normart Were in Toronto on Friday, :atten- ding the Royal Winter Fair. Their sore . Jack, of the University of To- ronto, accompanied them hOrne to spend. the weekend here, ' Miss Sandra Williams, attend- ing Stratford Teachers'' College,. spent the -weekendat her home. Mrs, Bert Trewarth.a is a pat- ient in the Clinton Public Hospi- tal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson and family, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown, Detroit, were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. E. Glidddn. Mrs. J. E. McEiwan, had the mis- fortune to slip and fall on the ice at the local arena one Saturday af- ternoon, X-rays taken at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, revealed a fractured left wrist. Mr. and Mrs. Den Rigby; Blen- heim, and Miss Donna Rigby, Lon- don, were week long visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Preparations are being made for the short bourse in salads to be held in the Legion Hall, December 2, at 1.30 p.m. This project spon- sored:lay Hensel]. WI is open to all women of the community. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid spent Tuesday in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks left on Sunday for Milwaukee, Wis., where they will spend two weeks vaca- tioning with Mr. and Mrs. William Shupe and Sarann. Mrs. R. M. Peck: and Mrs. Carl Payne, attended the Huron County Rally, Women's Institute in Lon- desboro last, Tuesday. Mrs. Dor:land Evans and family, Kitchener, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren. Happy Gang Twenty - five neighbours and friends (The Happy Gang) sur- prised Mr. and Mrs. Morley Coop: er, Kippers, at their home on Tues- day, November 12, on the occas- ion of their 20th wedding anniver- sary, to present them with a TAT Lamp in honor of the- event. Pres- entation address was read by Mrs. John Sinclair and presentation was made by Mrs. Winston Work- man. Mr. and Mrs. Ross BroacIfoot who were -observing their 28th wedding anniversary were each presented with a gift, and Mrs. Robert MerGegor whose birthday was 9n that day also was presen- ted with a gift. ProgreSsive euchre was played and the winners' Ware, ladies, Mrs. R, McGrgoer, Mrs. Carl McClin- chey; gentlemen, Robert McGregor, Joe McLellan. Refreshments were served, Evening Auxiliary The November meeting of the Evening Auxiliary was held in the Schoolroom of the United Church on Monday evening, November 11, with the president Mrs. Jack Drys- dale opening the meeting. Mrs. S. Rennie conducted the worship period, on the theme: "Remem- brance Day." An article written PORTER'S HILL The Sunday School. of Grace 'Church will hold their annual Christmas concert on Friday. ev- ening, December 13, instead of December 6, as' foemerly. planned. The Woman's Association of Grace Church, Porter's Hill, met at the home of Mrs. D. McDougall on Thursday of last week. The president, Mrs. A, Lockhart was in charge of the meeting. Scrip- ture was read by Mrs, William McIlwain and roll tall answered with a "Remembrance Day verse," Fifteen United Church calendars were distributed Meng the mem- bers, It was decided to -give $10 to the Bible Society, A. nominating committee:. Mrs. Reid Torrance and Mrs, Wilmer Harrison was appointed to bring in a slate of. officers' for the new year, at the December Meeting.. The afternon was spent quilting. -The meeting closed with. the Benedic- tion and lunch was. served by the bogiess, The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs, John. Torrance. Each member is asked to donate a 25 Ora gift to be, giVen. to the Huron County Children's Aid Society, Godorich, TritlispAziovonxim241.9'57- 01111 ^ Hinters Bag Seven Deer Rut Trip Almost Proved Disaster to Auto (By our leayfield Correspondent) George Little and Re 'field a guard rail but no damage was Francis returned home on Ars,' done to the automobile, nor Were day evening' after a most enjoy- the men. 'Injured, able hunt at Stall River. They The, accident occurred about were two of a party of eight which four o'clock, two miles out of Pal- brought out seven deer. The mrrston, on the Lietowel Road, weather was mild and wet and the The body of the cabin trailer .. deer plentiful, was badly wrecked but can be re- The two 13ayfield men were paired. The under carriage was driving' home on Thursday. quite not damaged in the toss. ratified with their annual trip, The men transferred as much of George Little was at the wheel of" the' contents as they could to the his car, when suddenly a little .car, got a wrecker to haul it into twister dipped down and picked up a farmer's field. They arrived in " the .cabin trailer, landed' it on the Bayfield about eight o'clock, feel, guard rail. The trailer rolled ov- ing that the cream of their pleas-. er across a ten feot. .ditch and came ure in the hunt had been .skinuned • to rest against a farm road, fence. off' by the wind. They brought" When the trailer was freed the the cabin trailer home on 'Fri- ear shot across the reed and hit day. Happy Workers Regular Meeting Held at Mrs. Jack Scotchmer's Home The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Lindsay when the roll call will be , answered with a gift for the Childien's Aid Society: The par- cels are to be suitably wrapped and' labelled The group is to hold 'a' rummage- safe, November 30, at 2 p.m., in the church basement, and asked: that all' donations to it be left with Mrs, J. Lindsay or taken to the church basement by Friday, November 29. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah, benediction, after which lunch was served by the commit- tee in charge assisted by the hos- tess: 'Don't wait for a skid to learn' the road is slippery. —DRIVE. SAFELY. = aa.-- .----.. m M --. -7----- E.- -ai .•,_. F.,,-- 7--. 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Hawkins' Phone IIU 2-9433 Hardware 1 m, — NEMBililiffiffluilinallannifflnatintliMMEN Hullett Council at New Walkerburn Bridge Opening Council of the Township of Mullett, when they meet the electors on nomination day this year, will have ,something "concrete" to report about. The official opening of the new Walker- burn Bridge was held last Friday, with all mem- bers of council present, with the exception of Tom Leiner, Who was attending the Royal Win- ter Fair. From the left, beets row, Len Cald- well, road superintendent; Emerson, Hesk, Geor- ge Brown and George Cowan. Front, Reeve W. Dewitt, Peter Christiansen, Seaforth, (Seaforth /Concrete Company), and Archie Young. (News-Record Photo) News of Hensall Correspondent — MRS. M. REDDEN Phone Hensall 5 Cu TON NEWS- RD Robert Davidson, Toronto, spent the weekend with' his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. S. Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, York, visited with the forwer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen and Mary. 'Norman Schneider, Brantford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. S. Doucette', of the Canadian' West, spent a few day's last week with Mr. Donald Doucette, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott, Mrs. C. Hain and Miss M. Swan, were guests of Mrs. William Wright, Sea:forth:On Sunday, and attended t h e Presbyterian anniversary there, Miss Margaret McGregor, Wing- ham, visited with her brothers, Frank and John McGregor, on Monday last. Mr, and Mrs. Mac Wilson and Mrs. W. Stackhouse, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wightman, Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. James Paterson, London; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pat- erson, Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Paterson. WMS Meeting The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety, met in the school room of the church on Tuesday afternoon, Nov- ember 12, with Mrs. W. J. Me- Beath playing the introductory music. The worship service was conducted 'by Mrs. H. Dalrymple and Mrs. W. Fotheringham. Theme was "Thine is' the Glory." ' Mrs. S. Davison took the chair for the business session. 22 ,ans- wered roll call with' a verse on Peace, The treasurer stated in her report that the Th'ankoffering had amounted to $95.21. Reports were received from the supply sec- retary, expense fund treasurenper- ioclicals, literature' and community secretary.. The later reported 16 calls made. Mrs. T. B. Baird gave an inter- esting reading on Christian Stew- ardship and Miss E. Hovey repor- ted current events. A splendid re- port of the Sectional meeting held at Winthrop was presented by Mrs. J. Cairns. It was decided to hold the Christmas meeting on Tuesday evening, December 10, at 8 o'clock, and invite the CGIT girls, leaders 'of the Mission Band and Baby Band. The missionary program was based on "Conversations on Jap- an,:" the entry of women into in- dustrial, business and professional fields from the restricted life of the, home, This Was given by Mrs, A. McQueen, Mrs. F. Rathwela and Mrs. E. Thomson. was made that the group send a $10 Care parcel and also a gift to Miss Gauld, in Formosa. Nomination committee -'compos- ed of Mrs. Harold Elder, Mrs. Ed- ison Forrest, Mrs. Jack Traquair was asked to bring in a slate of officers at the December meeting. Miss Ellis gave a very interesting article on "Christian Steward- ship." A film strip on Japan was shown by Mrs. Ross Forrest, as- sisted by Mrs. Edison Forrest. The recreation committee direc- ted several games. ' Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. C. Chris- tie and Mrs. K. Buchanan and as- sistants. ,'AGE =GM , 'News of .Bayfield 1 By MISS LUCY g. WOODS 1955 Ontario Champion Rural Correspondent PHONE: BAYFIELD 45 r 3 (By our Bayfield correspondent) The November meeting of the Willing Workers, of St. Andrew's United Church, was held at the home of Mrs, Jack Scotchnaer, and was opened with the Willing Wor- kers' Prayer. Mrs. Grant Stirling chose as her topic "Endurance" from 1 Peter 2: 20. The minutes of 'the last meeting were read by Mrs. E. Rathwell and adopted on, a motion by Mrs. Rob- ert Welsh, and Mrs. Bert Greer. ;Eleven members answered the real call and 'there were, two vis-itors, Mrs. Robert Blair gave the treasurer's report. The gift-of- the-month taken by Mrs. Grant Turner was received by Mrs., Jack Scotchmer. Thank you cards were read and the cards and flower report giv- en by Mrs. J, Lindsay.