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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-04-10, Page 7WE CA1.1, WE MUST, WE 00, WE WILL, WITH OUR EXPERIENCE AND SKILL Jx• ClaIN'MN INTIDWS- PAO VMS' IRS(DAY, APRIL, 10, i9 8. ED deflation, to the Canadian Cancer research is supported by :er Society is an investment donations to the Canadian Cancer ealth,Society campaign, on of Londesboro. Perroolsondent MRS. BEST ALLAN' Phone Blyth 37 r,5 Samuel T. Young Samuel Thomas Young died on Saturday, March :29, in Victoria Hospital, London, where he had been a Patient for some time. He was in his 77th Yeer, He jived in West Wawanosh township before moving to Order- iels a few years ago. He was a me neber Of 'Victoria Street United Church, Goderich. Surviving are his nvife, the for- mer Louisa ABM; two daughters, Mrs, Russell, (13,ita)' Reed, Dnngan- non; Mra. Glen (Edna) Reithlay, LOndon; one sister, Mrs. Clifford Levy, Goderich; two brothers, Cephus Young, Wingham; Marsh- all Young, 'Clinton; and four grandchildren. Menem), service was from the Stiles funeral home, Gederich, Monday afternoon, March 31, with burial in Colborne Cemetery. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper .Phone 773 dustries, Mrs. C; Crawford; citiz- .enship and edueation Mrs. L. Cal- dwell; community activities and public relations, Mrs. E. TOWN; home economics and health, Mrs. P. Carter; historical research and ccirrent , eventsc Mrs. Bt Fair- service; resolutions, Mrs, E, ropp. Mrs, J.T.. White installed the officers, Mrs, Durnin gave an Eas- ter reading and Mrs, Welbanks beauty ,councillor, demonstrated her precincts on the new, and last year's presidents. The hostesses served lunch, 1.111 The Purina Plan "For Raising Good Heifers Thousands of Purina feeders have put their herds , on a more profitable basis by raising their heifers RIGHT. ' You don't see the results overnight—but in the long run! it makes 'a great difference. Here is Your Choice of Ration: Purina D & F .Chow ("straight") OR coarse- ground oats (or oats and barley) mixed half-and-half by weight with D & F Chow Supplement . . OR coarse- ground oats (or oats and barley) mixed half-and-half by weight with BULKY-LAS. 4 mons, old to 3 mons. before calving: Feed 3 'lbs. Last 3 months: Step up to 9 lbs. for small breeds, on up to 12 for larger breeds. W.M.•••••••A News of Varna Mrs. Laura Saundercock was home over the Easter holiday, Miss Vina Knox visited with her parents for the Easter holi- day, Miss Ann Fairservice, Detroit, visited with her parents over the holiday, Mr., and Mrs. George MeVittie visited` with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oakes, Goderich Township on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, C Voices and Miss Viva Cole, Hagaraville, Spent the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs, James. Scott, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar White, In- gersoll, spent Saturday with Rev. and Mrs, J. T, White. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crawford, • Toronto, and Miss Doris,Lear, Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lear. Mrs Rhoda. Hann• and children WA and WS Mrs. Melvin Webster was host- ess on March 26 to the joint meet- ing of the Woman's Association and Woman's Missionary Society, when Mrs. Wilfred Chuter con- ducted the devotions, assisted by Mrs. George Reid and Mrs. W. G. Clarke, The WA president, Mrs: Lee McConnell took charge of the bus- iness period, and a thank you card and donatio,n for the bake sale were received from Mrs. Ings. Some plans for the April meeting were made and the delegates to the spring annual meeting of the WA Presbytenial to be held in Wingham were appointed: Mrs. Charles Reid' and Mrs. Gordon Johnston. Mrs. Anson ,Coleman, president of the WMS took the chair. 20 calls to sick and shnt-ins were reported. The ladies decided to pack a bale for overseas at the next meeting. Mrs. T, J. Pitt was assisted by Mrs. W. T. McAsh in conducting ,,the study period. Part of the book "My Cup Runneth Osier" was the story of the Rev. Dr. Kim, Korea. Kitchener, are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Will Govier. Mr. and Mrs, Norman White and family, Sarnia, spent a few days this week under the parental roof. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Small left on Monday for a month's vacation in England with Mr. Small's fam- ily connections. Mr. •and Mrs. Peter Michailuci, Donna and Larry, Toronto, were guests Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saundercock and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Bagaent and family, Ingersoll, visited with Mrs. Thomas Fairservice on Sun- day. Miss Karen is spending the week with her grandmother.. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert and family, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Howatt and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howatt and family spent Sun-, day with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt. Easter Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and family were, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Allen; Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Allen and Sharon, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs, Austin O'Neil, Don- ald, Gary, Shirley and Allen, Park- hill; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allen and family, Fullerton; Bruce Saw- yer, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Allen, Lucan; Dr. and Mrs. Lester Allen, Barrie; Sandra Wat- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Cornish and family, Woodham. WI Annual The Women's Institute held their annual meeting on Thurs- day afternoon, April 3, and the nominating committee brought in the following slate: past presid- ent, Mrs. Stanley Lyon: president, Mrs. Edwin Wood; vice-presidents, Mrs. T. B. Allen, Mrs. D. Ander- son; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. E. Throap; assistant, Mrs. L. Pipe._ District 'director, Mrs. Stanley' Lyon; pianist, Mrs: C. Vincent; assistant pianist, Mrs. J. Arm- strong; press reporter, Mrs. W. Howatt; flower and card conven- ers, Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. E. Hesk, Mrs. L. Reid, Mrs. L. Pipe, Mrs. J. Howatt; auditors, Mrs. C. Vin- cent, Mrs. B. Shobbrook. Conveners of standing commit- tees, agriculture and Canadian In- New Information Branch Instituted Agriculture Dept. The Hon.,W. A. Goodfellow, Ont- ario Minister of Agriculture, has announced the formation of a new branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture to.be known as the Information Branch. The purpose of the new branch will be to co-ordinate and expand the information services' from all branches and institutions of the Ontario Department of Agricult- ure. The new Information Branch will proVide information services to press, radio and television, and be responsible for the publication program of the Department. 0 The present Statistics and Pub- lications Branch will be dissolved, the „Statistics division to be ab- sorbed by the Farm Economics Branch and. the Publications div- ision by the new Information Br- anch. Director of the new branch will be Glen L. Warlow, who for the past seven years has directed the information program, of the Ont- ario Agriculture College. He is a native of Essex County, and a graduate of the O.A.C. arid Wayne University. lpr^.4!".47::•- •••••• -••• AT LAST SWITSMITIPTIM AiskisesseceS4e ,/,*.a was'a. A .-MILK REPLACER • YOU CAN AFFORD TO -FEED NEW SHUR-GAIN 24°/0 ,p4 It10100 MI6 MT V•55.1 .0.;47::::•••rZ% ""• r:=40.41. :=.1=1:.•••••=1.=•••••= 0•••••• 1. 0W. b.... .1.10, 10t Milk Replacel FOR CALVES FOR SMALL BUSINESS... • eMee:ISS INAMPOI 4,Vasseailit, fe.,•! BAN YOU CAN COUNT ON THIS VITAL LINK BEHIND THE SCENES 10 2 MILLION CANADIANS S V4,241„Vea.., use ,•,•'.00 • ...;00fV,•'VeMilgag..7.41rk :•0Z%0‘.:00•00,•0},,•••••• • . from design to delivery... FOr many a businessman on his way up, the vital behind-the-scenes link between the design of his product and its delivery to the market is the financial counsel and support he has had from his B of M Manager. He counts on the Bank to see him , through the financial requirements of his day-to-day operations. If you have a new product in the making, why 'not talk over your plans with your nearest B of M Manager. You can count on his helpful, in- terested•approach. You will find this, too: when you ask for a loan at the B of M, you do not ask a favour ... if your proposition is sound and rea- sonable, there's money for you at the B of M. Ore- • • $0, BANK_ OF MONTREAL essa4 9014e V444, Clinton Branch: WILLIAM MORLOK, Manager Londesborough (Sub-Agency): Open Mon. a Thurs, "MAKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE ItrIt mimimaNio* ("" Mr. and Mrs. Dean, Toronto spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs Watson• Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moran, St, Catherines, were visitors with Mr and Mrs. Lyle Hill for the East- er holiday. The Young People's Union of the United Church held their reg- ular meeting on Monday night, April 7. Hymn boards are being presented to the Goshen Church. Several members expressed their intention of attending the Spring Rally at Goderich on April 22. United Church On Palm Sunday the W1VLS of Varna United Church gave an il- lustrated service of song entitled "Peter and the Resurrection", The ,pictures and readings were inter- spersed with appropriate hymns. Easter offering gifts were pres- ented at this eyeing service. Holy Week The Rev. T. •J. Pitt conducted services in the Goshen and Var,na United Churches during Holy Week on alternate nights, closing with a service on Good Friday at Varna. Easter Day services were at- tended by large congregations. There' were appropriate contrib- utions by the choirs and at both services the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was celebrated. 0 • LOW PRICE •• eanada's first family sports car..„ 4 see it - dilve it... be amazed by its • OPERATING ECONOMY • ROOMY INTERIOR • FABULOUS' ROAD PERFORMANCE • DISTINCTIVE STYLING W. H. Dalrymple St Son — Bluefield -FARMERS We are ohIPPIAK cattle every Monday for United 5'o-operative of Ontario and 'solicit your patrOunge, , We will gek them up at your farm. Plena" PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday -nights. / SPECIAL,. ANNOUNCEMENT OWING. TO THE SUCCESS OF RECENT YEARS' ,SUBSCRIPTION DRIVES Canadian Legion Branch 140, Clinton Announces they are again sponsoring the Subscription Campaign for the purchase ,of Additional Sick Room Equipment: This equipment consists of Hospital Beds, Wheel. Chairs, Invalid Walkers, and will be loaned to, any resident of Huron County Free of Charge for Home Use. Your Magazine Order (New or Renewal will help further this community project, and every regdent is urged to co-operate. Residents when called upon are requested to ask to see the representative's letter o4 in- troduction signed. by Clinton Legion /Branch, No. 140 Officers. This is to • eliminate mis- representations by unauthorized, persons. C. C. PROCTOR Acting President J. W. COUNTER Equipment Chairman . R. B. CAMPBELL K. W. COLQUHOUN Secretary Treasurer For Equipment: Phone J. W. Counter HU2-9612 DONATIONS ARE NOT TO BE SOLICITED OR ACCEPTED Rotoigg Egg Washer } Don't Forget to see the Marvellous Clinton Farm Supply and MACHINE SHOP CHARLES NELSON IgmexecoodiVaacomicoM44 Hensall Man, President Mobile Homes Group William C. Smith, Hensall, pres- ident of the Canadian Mobile Hom- es Association will figure largely in the first national mobile home show, to be held in the• automot- ive building at the CNE grounds, Toronto on April 17, 18 and 19. Ontario Liberals Will Rally on April 18-19 Jibe Ontario Liberal Associat- ion will meet in convention in Tor- onto on April 18 and 19 to elect a party leader, executive officers and to appoint key personnel for important pasts. In the House there are 82 Progressive Conserv- atives; 11 Liberals, g COP and two seats vacant. 44,"‘”'"70".4"11.-01,".41 •••,11,-.11., HAROLD `WAVES g, PLUMBER.. With a new high level of, antibiotics for the prevention of scours — High Protein! — Low Fibre! an excellent body building feed. 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