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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-04-10, Page 8CHOOSE YOUR OWN,TERMS ON ANY FARM LOAN over $1500 at TRANS CANADA CREDIT Need extra cash for your farm ? Then solve your financial problem with a loan from Trans Canada Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit is offering special' terms on all farm loans above $1,500. Payments can be spread over as long as two-and- a-half years, and can be made in any one of these three ways: QUARTERLY 2 HALF-YEARLY 3 ANNUALLY REGULAR LOANS Loans of $1,000 and less are available on Trans Canada Credit's monthly payment terms. Don't let the lack of ready money prevent you from buying seed, stock, or any other farm - requirement. Get the cash you need at Trans Canada Credit. , THE ALL-CANADIAN LOAN COMPANY TRANS CANADA CREDIT CORPORATION LIMITED T 9-14 148 The Square, Goderich Ontario Phone 797 Erip: Canada Trust.. Heed Office — London, Ontario District Representative H. C. Lawson, Clinton, Ontario Olt Clinton Memorial Shop PRYDE and SON CLINTON' — EXETER SEAFORTH Thomas Steep s Clinton Representative Phones — Bus, HU 2-8608 • - Res.( HU 2-3869 These men. -arOvite ‘i:oiregors!: They invest in Huron & Erie Canada Trtist Debentures and Trust Certificates, earning 4% to 41/2 70 interest on $100 or more for 1 to 5 years. Ask for further details. KiPPen url Ma tales MR,▪ A,ND MRS. ALLAN GRIGG, RR 1, "Goderich, were married on Saturday, March 29, hi the«.United Church at Kippen , by the Rev, A. McMillan. The bride is Elizabeth Ann, daughterc of Mr, and Mrs. John Sinclair, RR 3, Kippen, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Grigg, RR 1, Goderich. The ypung couple will live in London. (photo by, IVIaCLaren's) News of Auburn Correspondent — MIRS. FILET) ROSS Phone Dungannon 9 r 15 FUEL OIL MOTOROIL 01). GASOLINE LUBRICANTS Phone HU 2-663S R.4.2, CLINTON itP* YOU ARE. 714E, ONE. 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Every year over Y2 million people agree; It's good business tQ bisine0 with RFC Modern money service baciced by 80 years of experience Canada's. leading consumer finance company offers both money management advice - and. fast, friendly service on loans up to $1,000.At'IlFe you conduct your business ptivacY, with people you can trust, and, you choose Your own repayment tertne, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 4:30IMPIST NIVI7B-17+NCOM THU . DAY, APRIL 2.0., 1.8,t ge gaVe a piano instrumental., Mrs. Oliver Anderson brought the guest of honour and seated her in a decorated chair. Mrs. Anderson read an address ext- ending' congratulations and best wishes and Misses Marlene Eas- om, Margaret Wright, Betty Dur- nin, Margo Grange, Joan Mills and Carol Armstrong presented her with numerous gifts. , WA .Meeting The Woman's. Association of Knox United Church met Wednds- day, March 26 with the Rainbow group in charge of the program. The devotional period wastled by Mrs. W. Plunkett, The Scripture lessen was read by Miss Elma Muteh, followed by meditation and. prayer by Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett. Mrs. E Taylor gave a mduth- organ selection, accompanied by Mrs. K. McDougall. The offering was received by Mrs. H. Brinclley and Mrs. 0. Anderson. Mrs. John Durnin introduced the guest speaker, the Rev. Ken- nedy, of Dungannon, who chose as his subject, "Contrasts Between the Kremlin and the Cross". Mrs. L. Archambault voiced a vote of thanks to the Rev. Kennedy. Mrs. Maurice Bean then presid- ed for the business period, She moved a vote of thanks to all those who helped in any way with the redecoration of the Sunday School room, Trousseau Tea Mrs. Sydney 11/10Clinchey enter- tained at a trousseau tea, held in their home on March 29, in honor of their daughter, Miss Rena Me- Clinchey whose mar,iage took place Saturday, April 5 at 2 p.m. in Knox United Church, Auburn, Receiving the guests were Mrs. McCilanchey and. the bride-to-be, and Miss Erma Forster, Lucknow. The dining table had • a lace tablecloth, silver candelabra with pink and white candles and silver tea service. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Horace Ait- eheson, Wingham and Mrs. Alex. Robertson, RR 5, Wingham, aunts of the groom and Miss Noinia Forster and Miss Marlene Easom served. Those pouring in the evening were Mrs. Gordon MeClinehey, Au- burn and Mrs. Frank Harburn, Henson, aunts of the bride. Serv- ing were Miss Donna Walden and Miss Geraldine Walden. Those showing the trousseau and gifts were Miss"' Gladys 1VICOlinchey, Ruth Cook, Mrs. Harald McClinch- ey and Norma Forster. Helpers in the kitchen were Mrs. George Wilkin, Mrs, W. J, Craig, Mrs. Roy Easom and Miss Viola Thomp- son. Guests. were present from Rip- ley, Lucknow, Wineham, Palmer- ston, Belgrave, Blyth, Clinton, Goderich, Westfield, Hensel], Donnybrook and Auburn. Fieldman Explains Actions 10 Beef Cattle Producers • (Ay ',Y. Carl Hentintmay) Huron County Beef Producers turned out in good numbers to the annual meeting. April 2 in spite of seeding coming in rather suddenly. Robert McGregor, re-elected pre-sident, has an invitation for a bus load or two of interested' far- mers to attend the Ohio Fat-stook show and sale this fall. If enough of you. are interested let us know and we will start making. plans. The meeting endorsed the pro- posed "Promotional Program" be- ing introduced at the annual meet- ing of the Ontario Beef Producers Association on April 22, in Toron- to. About 95 percent were in fay- 'lour of the deduction of ten, cents on cattle and 5 cents on oalves to finance Ontario and County work of the organization,. Auction, selling. on the Toronto stockyards was favoured but due to the excessive numbers of cattle going to market on Monday and Tuesday the volume is a real dif- ficulty. If auction selling is decided on it will begin on Wednesday when a manageable number arrive on the market. In this way the auct- ion may attract shipments away frorn Monday and Tuesday. In a survey of 26 weeks on large U.S. stockyards it showed that for 14 weeks the price was higher on Thursday and Friday — for ten weeks it was strong--tfor two we- erks it was lower than. on Monday. Fred Campbell, manager of the Ontario Stockyards felt that the commission firm would be in a much stronger selling position and ekpenses could be reduced con- siderably if some way could be devised to have a steady flow of cattle all week, At a pipelines and land acquis- ition meeting in Toronto we were informed. that many of the im- provements requested by the Fed- eration of Agriculture have 'been written into the new Act passed at.the last session and will be Jaw shortly. In view .of this the Pipelines 'Committee of the Ontario Feder- ation have drafted a more equit- able form of easement contract. This is being given to the Ontario Fuel Board for approval and it is hoped that this form will be in force by July 1, • In the mean time .don't sign any option or easement until you axe sure that you are getting a fair price and that the Company is liable for any and all damages. Cancer is caused by the unruly growth„ of body cells. Often this growth' can be completely stopped if 'caught in 'time. I. WHY DO ALL THAT WRITING? • When A Rubber Stamp will do it faster, easier, and who knows? may- be neater, too. Order one at the Clinton News-Record Delivery, Within 10 days. Ft, K, Fitch, Manager 351 West Street ' Telephone 1 501.. GODER)61 -s-rAFtrir t1=047:1iV Ik Ft SE LL., 1V1 CI Ft IE hill ILK Feed it to be sure of health- ier growth. It is improved— more palatable. Even 3-day old calves relish it and thrive-. aaretsva‘ SEE YOUR LOCAL MASTER DEALER TODAY Wettlauferis Feed Mill Clinton - Phone HU 2-9792 D1.6 For Bride-Facet A miscellaneous shower was held in the basement of Knox Un- ited Church in honor of Miss Sh- irley Turner, bride-elect of this month. Miss Margo Grange presided for a program which opened with a sing song with Mrs, R. J. Phillips at the piano. A solo was sung by Mrs. George 'Wilkin accompanied by Mrs, W. J. Craig. A reading was given by Mrs, Thomas 1-laggitt and Miss Gladys McClinchey gave an accordion solo. The guest of honor was asked to come. to the front and was seated in a decorated chair. Miss Betty Durnin read an address ex- tending congratulations and best wishes and Shirley Brown, Bern- ice McDougal, Shirley Daer, Kath- leen Andrews and Margo Grange presented her ,with numerous gifts. Shower Held A miscellaneous shower was held in the basement of Knox United Church ;in honour of Miss Rena aVicClinchey, bride-elect of next month. Mrs. George Wilkin, pre- sided' for the program which open- ed with a sing song with Mrs. R. J. Phillips at the piano. A—hurnorous reading was given by Mrs. Roy Finnigan and Mrs. G. R, Taylor gave an accordion number. A contest 'was conducted by Miss Marlene Easom. Mrs. Gor- don Chamney and Mrs. G. Powell sang a duet and Miss Margo Gran- From $74.50 to $134.95 Arthur Chapman is visiting h brother, Albert Chaptaan in A wood. Mr. and Mrs. li. Noonan And.. Mr. and Mrs., Chester .Ne410 son, aob, Windsor,. visited Adam land sons, Murray and "Arm I,* Stewart and iiiiiY during the don spent the weekend with weekend. ' and Mrs. Bd Gen, STANLEY P. S.—Your wife will experience no difficulty starting this mower! We will gladly demonstrate, or you can try it yourself. Phone Clinton HU 2-9505. Choremaster Tillers Again this year we are leading the field in Rotary Tillers, both in quality and price. On display in our Hardware window: 1958 Model 2% Li). Heavy Duty, complete as shown $149.50 New type clutch and throttle and many other features. ASK FOR A GARDEN DEMONSTRATION BALL &MITCH HARDWARE Lawn Boy for 1958 NEW 21/2 hp ENGINE — On and off comb. switch and choke — Quieter than ever, new type muffler — Most efficient grass discharge and safest — Pilot wheel keeps housing level — /fang up features for convenient, out of the way, off-season storage, very light to handle — Waterproof magneto; hose away grass clippings — 2-cycle, only 3 major moving parts — No messy oil changes or Oil levels 'to watch Smooth tires—grass can't stick — Guarantee-1 full year — Service—only Imower completely manufactured in Canada, service and parts readily aVailable in Clinton Clinton Albert Street Dial EV 2-9505