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Huron County Beef Producers Association
ANNUAL MEETING
Agricultural Office Board Room, Clinton
Wednesday, April 2 — 8.30 p.m.
MR. FRED CAMPBELL, manager of Ontario Stockyards,
Toronto, will be guest speaker. •
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SELL YOUR HOGS!,
Ask us about the
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Modern Meat Market
May we suggest that you try a Steak or Roast from the
Modern Meat Market and you'll be convinced that
they specialize ONLY in the test of Meats.
MODERN MEAT MARKET
Sells the FINEST No. 1 GRADE RED'BRAND
STEER BEEF.
For This Week-end
We =will have arriving at our store
STRICTLY FRESH
FRESH FILLETS OF SOLE
LAKE ERIE PERCH and HADDOCK (Skinless)
SO PLEASE ORDER YOURS EARLY AND
"THE DIFFERENCE IS FRESHNESS"
For an Easter Treat •
We Will Again Have On Display
Our Own Processed PINEAPPLE HAMS Oven Roasted
Fully Cooked Any Size
PHONE HIJ 2-3834 • o, STANIAM, Proprietor CLINTON
— Sign of Cleanliness and Quality
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ICAUNTON NEWS-nconD
113 Print name and address clearly,
• completely And correetI' on front
of Parcei INK.
a' Put yonr own name and address
in the front upper left oorner, and
ituicle parcel.
Don't guess about weight have
your Pao Of6re weigh.parcels,
'014Am THESES suGGEsuoris AND HELP
PEED VeMet AtIt
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CANADA
POST OFFICI
Replace them with
GOODYEAR
Deluxe
Super-Cushion
et, the frisky young :beagle et -
"MicidetWood," lives '"the life of
Riley"' But Cricket isn't so sure
of that.
• Last week, Mrs. Tionsewife: went
on a visit for a few days, And
young Master, having hearcia med-
ical opinion that some people are
too heavy for their health's sake,
decided that Cricket should go on
a diet to reduce in weight, The
doggie rolled her eyes, sad and
beseechingly in young Master's
direction after she had devoured
a very small portion: of .food. But
it did no good! He was adamant,
With Mrs. Housewife away all
day, the house was rather lonely,
SO Cricket decided she must do
something for diversion. Politics!
That was the thing! She'd go
out electioneering, And she got
so carried away with her ideas
that she forgot to go hofne,
Young Master came home from
school. No - Cricket! His father
came home for supper. No Crick-
et! So they set out to look Or
her. .,..a
After considerable searching
they found Cricket at a .phiee
where a ' good many momentous
decisions tire made—the village
garage! There she was, listening
to the pros and cons of the Fed-
eral Election.
Cricket was quite sure that Can-
ada would be a very lush country
in which to live, if all the promises
were carried out. But somewhere
in her electioneering, by expres-
sing party opinions too vocifer-
ously,- she had come in for some
"mud-slinging", In fact, she was,
plastered with it. The only bea,
uty spots visible were on her nose.
ber on the hated leash, and home
they • went But did he give her
more pod after all her effort on.
behalf of the cou try? No sir-;ee!
Down . cellar she Went and was
dunked into one of those tubs of
water and scrubbed vigorously.
Quite disconcerting, to say the
least!
Next day, Cricket Wasn't. ciolte
sure that Canada was such a
free country, There she was, tied
In one spot because of her opin-
ions, when she could have been
racing gaily around the hustings,
urging people to vote properly
And still there was so change in
the food problem. It was hard
times .alright,
Then to Cricket's great delight,
Mrs, Housewife came home. She
suddenly cast all' thoughts of
weighty matters of the country
to the winds, ran aroundlo circles, did acrobatic stunts, and stood. up.
on her hind legs, imploring Mrs.
Housewife to take her in her
arms'—which she did, And as
she received her mistress' pat on
the head,- two large tears rolled
down her cheeks---she was crying
for sheer joy, The affairs of the
country took on a rosy hue. Un-
der Mrs. Housewife's capable lead-
ership, She was sure that the dep-
ression was over—for her at least!
The pennies, nickels and dimes,
raised by the members of the Can-
adian Junior Red Cross have pro-
vided medical treatment for over
53.000 Canadian children. Your
support of the annual appeal. of
the Canadian Red Cross Society
makes this great organization pos-
LONDESBORO
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Yungbluti ,
Woodatock, -visited last weekend
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs.. Joseph 'Yungblut.
Mrs, Robert Fairserviee and son l'/O David FairserViee, Olareholm,
Alta„ who has been vacationing
at his home here for the peat
month, motored to Detroit on
Monday where they will visit' with
Miss. Ann Fairservice and David
Mair and family, •
William Crawford who is a stun
dent at Ridgetown A4410410114
College spent the - weekend with
:hia patents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted -Fothergil
spec t Sunday with. Mr, and Mrs,
Harvey McDowell, Westfield.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bdgaent,
Ingersoll, visited with Mrs. Thom-
as .Fairserviee on Sunday,
The Grandmothers Club met at
the home of Mrs, John Scott this
week,
Mission Circle
The March meeting of the Aim-
AUBURN
Knox VMS
Mrs. Wightman gave the call to
worship for the Woman's Mission-
ary Society of Knox United Chur-
ch, meeting on Tuesday, March 4.
Mrs, P. Eason read the minutes
and Mrs. H. Webster gave the fin-
ancial report. Mrs. E, Durnin,
correspondence secretary, read
several Thank You notes.
Mrs, H. Webster and Mrs. 130 S. Hiltz were chosen as delegates to
the Huron Presbyterial, in Ontario
Street United Church, Clinton, on
March 27.
Mrs, Oliver Anderson suggested
that mite box holders be invited
to the Easter thankoffering meet-
ing on April 1, in the Sunday
School room. Mrs, Cunningham
took charge of the program, and
Mrs. W. J. Craig was at the piano.
Scripture was from Matthew 6,
and prayer was by Mrs. Wight-
man.
Mrs. W. J. Craig favoured with
a piano instrumental and a very
interesting dialogue from t h e
study book on•Japan was presen-
ted by Mrs. Hiltz and Mrs. Lapp.
Offering was received by Mrs.
Ea•som,
Mrs, Toll convened a skit on
Christian Stewardship . entitled
Mrs. Smith's mite box, Those
taking part were Mrs. Millian,
Mrs. Lapp, Mrs. J, Durnin, Mrs.
E. Durnm, Mrs. H. Webster, Mrs.
G. McClinchey, Mrs. F. Plaetzer
and Mrs, W. J. Craig.
well Mission Circle was held at
the home of Mrs, Lloyd Pipe on
March 17, Before the meeting op.
ened a -quilt was tied to send to
Vera Lyon, Plazelton, 13,C,
With the president, Mrs, Clare
Vincent in the chair, the meeting
opened with a hymn.. Fifteen
members answered the roll call,'
lYfra, Lloyd Pipe reported 011 the
Membership plan. Tt Was decided
to share the Easter Cantata fund
with the choir.
The program was given by Mrs,
George Wright and Mrs, Aoss Lev-
ett, Their theme was on Easter:
Barbara Lovett read the Scripture
and led in prayer, Mrs. glen Car,
ter sang a 'eblo. Barbara read the
story, "Weitte seeking the Christ."
Edith gave the "Legend, of the
iiiaster Flower." Barbara read,
"Where Were They?"
'Edith .closed the meeting with
prayer and the ,benediction was
repeated. Mir. Glen Carter and
Mrs, Hugh Miller served lunch.
RAU =Ts
Province Will
Continue Work
On Highway 21
Estimates for work to be done,
in 195$ have been released by the
Ontario Department of Highway,.
1-MallY these estimates include
the grading culverts and .grannlar
base 1:),0 Highway 21 from St.
Joseph to Bayfield, a distance of
10.5 miles.
Also, to have similar work done,
is 8,4 miles of Highway 86 front.
Wirigham to the west end of Con.
55-87. These 18.9 miles 'of hrigb.
way are part of 51 mile$ sched-
uled for work, carried over front
taat year, in the Stratford
rict, There is no new work sch-
eduled in this district.
"MUMMY, KAAOH 27, MO
At Dec; 1,, 1%7, „enrolment. IA grade Sttidents, an. increase of a-
• anada's Universities was .estlintittl. bout 11 percent from the previous
• at :86,590 .university, year.
Don't um ilimarahoe boxea -- nae -
corrugited cardboard cartons,
111 Use sirens wrapping paper and tie
With strong cord. •
KING STREET CLINTON
Phone HU 2-3851
"Bill" Wells, Proprietor
Small "Cricket" Dog Finds
Electioneering Not All Fun
(By our Reynold earresponde0) '
Some humans think that Crick- Young. Master grabbed her, put
TENDER
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKE SMITH
Tenders are invited by the Township of Tuckersmith for the
construction of the Second Concession Municipal Drain under
By-law No. 12, 1957, consisting of 1060 lineal feet of tile drain,
1 catch basin, 1 field stone protection,
Tile will be supplied by the township and contractor must
supply all other requirements.
A marked cheque for 10 percent of the amount of tender
must accompany each tender, and contractor is asked to state
earliest possible starting date. Tenders to be in the clerk's
hands by 4 p.m. April 1st, 1958. •
Plans and specifications may be seen at the clerk's office.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
E. P, CHESNEY,
Clerk,
R.R. 4, Seaforth, Ont.
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