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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-03-06, Page 8Pre-Season — Limited Sale OF Farm Tractors & Farm Machines - at Dealer Costs 1—Ace Bottom 2-Furrow, 3- Point Illitch Plow. 1—Ace Bottom, 3-Furrow Fast_ Hitch Plow. 1—Aco 'Bottom, 4-Furrow, Hy- ' draulic Lift Plow, on rubber. 2-16-run Double Rise Fertiliz- er Drills. 3— Sections, Flexible Tooth Harrows. 1-200 Field Harvester, with Hay and Row Crop At- tachments. 1—Row Crop Fast Hitch Cul- tivator. 1—Fast Hiteh Carryall. 1-7-ft. Stiff Tooth Cultivator, on rubber. 1—A 101 Fertilizer Attachment. 1—ZDD 1762 Bean Attachment for No. 164 Combine. 1—Grader Blade Attachment for Power Loaders. 1-8-ft. Tractor Disc Harrow. 1—No. 45 Baler with Bale Ch- ute, etc. 1—B250 Diesel Tractor with Standard Equipment. 1—B900 Front-End Loader. • 1—Farman 230 Tractor. 1—No. 6 Harrunermill. 3—No. 21-1.T 7-ft. Tractor Mow- ers. 2-4-Bar Side Rakes, on steel. 1-17-ft. Ringwise Bale Elev- ator. 1-58092D Power Take Off for TD6 Crawler. Plus Many Other items too numerous to mention Full Company Warranty on all These Machines TERMS: CASH —No Trades on These Offers JOHN B-AC Phone 17 DEALER seaforth, Ont. 'S Now I'm realty saving . .; No more dipping into my Savings Account since r started using the Royal's Personal Chequing Account for paying bills." THE ROYAL BA K "2- CCOUNT PLAN" protects your savings — lets your balance grOw with regular deposits, plus interest. That's because the plan provides a second, separate account for paying bills. This Personal Chewing Account not may ,helps you handle your household expenses on. a busibess-Iike basis but can save you money on cheques, too. Ask your Royal Bank teller to set up a "2-Account Plan" for you. THE ROYAL SANK OF CANADA Clinton Branch: 0. L. Engelstod, Manager Goderich Branch: H. G. Spring, Manager Jack SCRUTON YOUR. Cities Service flimm Distributor Phone HU 2-9653 Budget Plan Available At No Extra Cost "The Home of Good Clean Fuels" Studebaker SIZE CAR! LOWEST UPKEEP OF ANY FULL- Zik\t-T-4-z--;37 LONGEST MILEAGE Via% W. H. DALRYMPLE and SON Phone HU 2-9211 BRUCEFIELD, ONT. Degree Conferred; Murphy Lodge Prepares for 12th Murphy Loyal Orange, Ledge. met Thursday, February 27, and the officers conferred the second degree. Present at the meeting was Rt. Wor. Brother Hammond, representative of the Orange In- surance who reported on the act-ivity of his department, Further arrangements h a v e been made for the celebration on Saturday, July 12, And the 3.00th anniversary of the organization of the Murphy Lodge, Committees APPOinted as fol-lows: entertainment and sports, Mel Crich, Charles Cooper, Len Coale, William Fuaferd, Barry Wat- kins; parade committee, Melvin Sehoenhals, Mervin Falconer, Eir! mer Johnston; advertising, A. Deeves, George Falconer, Frank Falconer, Charles Nelson; decora- tion, Frank Falconer, David Corn- Isla Mervin Falconer, Art Groves, with Mrs. Donald Haines auction- eer and Mrs. Ed Davies treasurer, Lunch was served by Mrs, Liam Straughn, Mrs. A. Kirkeonnel, Mrs. S. McCliuehey and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz. Of approximately 280,000 im- migrants admitted to Canada last year, the largest group was Brit- ish. John Diefenbaker Deserves A Clear Mandate T Fin s The J A RECORD OF PROMISES FULFILLED • Agricultural Price Support Bill Related to Costs of Production • Realistic Pension and Social Security Program • $300,000,000 for Housing. • Tight Money Relaxed,Benefitting Farmers and Small Businessmen. a A Positive Approach to• Trade Problems. `Carryon; Elston and John' RE-ELECT CARDIFF HURON RIDING MARCH 31 Published by Authority of Huron Progressive Coal-stem-We Association 9 THURSDAY, MARCH 0, 1250 pc =GM zizws.gEconv 4V.fr. and Mrs, Frank. Hill are ialting their relatives in the corn- Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hill, St. Catherines, spent the weekend -with relatives here. Murray Hill. has been accepted for the London Police Force and began his duties on Monday, The death of Thomas J. Stin- scila, Clinton, formerly, of Varna, tool place in Victoria Hospital, ;London, en Saturday last George Coleman, Douglas Rob- union and Miss Margaret MeCly- mont, all of Toronto, visited frien, Oa and relatives over athe week- end,. -Miss Margery Webster, stud- ent-teacher at the Stratford Tea- chers" College has been attending a Convention in Toronto over the • past weekend. William MeAsh, Elmer Hayter, John Keys and Fred 1WeClyinont attended- the United Church El- ders and Stewards ..trieetirig . in igintOn last Wednesday evening. \ The Woman's Missionary Sec- 4ety of the United Church will hold its regular monthly meeting. ori Thursday afternoon of this -week at the. home of Mrs. William IVIcAsh, Many residents attended the luneral,of the late Yeoman Aid- wiuekle on Sunday last. He was well known and greatly liked in the community. Much sympathy la felt for the widow and family. Thomas Stinson passed away in Victoria. Hospital on Sunday after a long illness, He was a familiar figure in the village before he went to the County Home,. .SYm- pathy is extended to his relatives, The United Church annual con- gregational meeting was held last Monday evening in the Church. Goo reports were heard from the various departments of the church, A hearty vote of appreciation was tendered to Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Pitt for their untiring work dar- ing the year. WA Meeting The • February meeting of the Varna United Church Woman's Association' was held on the .2.6th. Mrs. Robert Stirling conducted devotions, assisted by Mrs. Fred 1VIOClymont and Mrs. Gordon Hill, The president. Mrs, Lee McColl- Del took charge of the business period. Fifteen members brought a gift for the bazaar in answer to the roll call, A "thank You" card was read from Mrs,, Coultas, and it was decided to send some fruit to Mrs. Thelma Workinan who is ill. The treasurer was in- structed to send -$15 to the' Polio fund. The business period closed with the WA prayer. An interesting reading was giv- en by Mrs, T. J. Pitt, after which lunch was served. OBITUARY Alex. M. jVicEwen, Alexander M. Mc seen, passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on February :14, 1958, at the age of $2. A. native of Stanley township he was the second son of Duncan. McZwen and Mary Lines,. and he farmed the homestead which they had occupied during their lifetime, on the second concession of the township. Be was a member of long stand- ing in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chard), Clinton, and a member of the Kirk Session for 32 years, and for many years he showed his in- terest in the youth of the corn- rannity by superintending the Sun- day School, conducted in Baird's School, His wife ,the former Minnie Weir, predeceased him in Feb- ruary 1953. Mr. 112c Ewe had a family of five daughters, all of whom sur- vive him, Marion (Mrs. M. Lar- amie) Kincardine Collegiate Insti- tute staff; Jean, Toronto Teaching Staff; Eleanor (Mrs. H. J. Run- nails) Timmins; Bessie (Mrs. Charles Boyd) Walton; and Mar- jorie (Mrs, John Broadfoot) Brueefeld, There are 12 grand- children, and one great-grandson also surviving. John H. McEwen, Stanley town- ship is a brother, and two sisters, Mrs. 0. L. Paisley, Clinton, and Mrs. William Tebbutt, Goderich, are well known members of 'the family circle, Funeral service was conducted from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, on Wednesday, February 19, by Rev. D. J. Lane of St. Andrew's church, and temporary enfanh- ment was made in the Clinton Mausoleum, from which the re- mains will be conveyed to their final resting place in Baird's cem- etery. Pallbearers were five neighbors of the deceased, John McGregor, Clifford Stewart, Donald Glen, Raymond Cantelon, John McFar- lane and a grandson, Robert Broadfoot. Mrs. W. J., Dignan. (By our Hensel' correspondent) Public funeral service was held for the late Mrs. William J, Dig- nan, frorti the Bonthron funeral chapel, Hensall, on Tuesday, Mar- ch , 4, with Rev. C. D. Daniel of- ficiating. Burial was in Exeter Cemetery. 'Mrs. Dignan, who was in her 86th year, passed away in Clin- ton on Sunday, March 2. The for- mer Emily Troyer, she was born in Hay Township and had been a resident of Hensell for some 15 years. She was a member of Hen- sall United Church. Her husband predeceased her in 'July 1949 Surviving is one sister Mrs. William Hyde, Hensel], and a number of nieces and nephews. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott vis-ited ,friends in London last week. Mr, and Mrs, Armond and two girls, Toronto, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Robison. Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Carter and family, Port Elgin, spent the week end with their aunt Miss Sadie Carter, Miss Mary Asquith, Sarnia, Sp- ent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. E, Asquith, Miss Ruth Peer, Atwood, was a recent visitor with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Daer. Mrs, Coleman, Alberta, is visit- ing her cousins, Mrs. John Hous- ton and Mrs. C. M. Straughan. The many friends of .Albert Campbell will be sorry to learn he is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bothwell and Michael, St. Catherines, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordoh Taylor. Miss Patricia Yungblut, Wing- ham, was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Major Yungblut, Four cartons of good used cloth- ing were packed last week by the Wornen's Institute for the Unit- arian Relief. Women's Association The Woman's Association of Knox United Church met Wednes- day evening. February 26 with Loyal Hearts in charge of the pro- gram, The devotional period was led by Mrs. W. T. Robinson with Mrs. George Millian at the piano. The Scripture was read by Miss Margaret Jackson. Mrs. Fred Tall read the meditation and led in prayer. Mrs. George Wilkin sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. W. J. Craig. Rev. R. S. Hiltz introduced the Rev, Doctor Semple, Egniondville, whose theme was "The Church and its Relation, to the Offender". He had spent a year working and talking with the boys at the Re- formatory at Guelph and told of his experiences while there, Mrs, ,Charles. Strauglian thanked .1>r. Semple for his address, The offering was received by Mrs. 01- iver Anderson and Mrs. Alvin Plunkett, Mrs. Maurice Bean pre-sided for the .business period. The rainbow group will have charge of the 'March meeting, Women's Institute Mrs, George Millian presided for the February meeting of the Women'a Institute held in the Or,- ange Hall on Tuesday. Mrs. Bert Craig read the minutes and gave 'the financial report. Mrs. Millian spoke of the article which had been brought in for the Unitarian Relief, Mrs. Fred Plaetzer, Mrs, Fred Ross and Mrs. Donald Haines were named a nominating committee to bring in a slate of officers at the March meeting, Mrs, Alf Nes- bit was appointed leader with Mrs. Ed Davies assistant of the 4-H Club project "The Club Girl Stan- ds on Guard". Mrs. Nesbit spoke on the Achievement Day in Wing- ham and displayed two wool skirts the girls had made, There was a demonstration of home made mats Which- some of the ladlea had hooked, Roll call was answered by giving the na- me of a town or city and 'its in- dustry. An accordian number was given bar Mrs. S. McClinchey. A paper on the motto "Home and Youth goes hand in hand", was given by Mrs. A. Kiricconnell. Tre district president, Mrs. Wes Bradnock gave a talk on Institute work, Announcement was made on the District Rally in Auburn in April. Mrs. T. Haggett, Mrs. Ed Davies, Mrs, J. Raithby and Mrs. A, Craig were appoiated to look after the lunch. ti Mrs. Keith Maehan,,convener 'of Agriculture and Canadian Indust- ries gave a paper. A successful auction was held Bruce Holland, Williarn", COC4;, canvassing, a M. klanly„ A, DeeVa es; police, A, .Shaddick; Mee*. SiOns, T. Peeves, W. Glazier, r. Henderson; program, H. 'Slorlaall, Crieh, J. Turner; centennial, D. Freeman, G, Cornish; celebra tion secretory,. William MOIL First member 'listed on all com- mittees will serve as chairman and they are requested to have all -comanitttea members :assigned iq them present at the ,next - regidar meeting on Thursday, March 1,3, for fnrther plans. A PaSt master's night will be held in Clinton on Thursday, Mar- ch 27, when the royal arch degree will be conferred. BILL Cochrane YOUR LIBERAL \ Candidate in Huron says: Vote Liberal on March a and enjoy the benefits of the far- seeing Liberal program, as well as lower taxes, VOTE LIBERAL VOTE COCHRANE (Published by Huron Liberal Association) 10-b 111111111111111111111111M ews of Varna News of Auburn Vorrosp.ondent , VArfa ROSS P4ono PM1F4Wileri 8 1.7 10 Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative' — Phones — Bus., HU 2-6606 - - Res., HU 2-3869