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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-07-17, Page 11NAME BRAND WHITE SHIRTS Sizes 14 1/2 to 17 — Single or Double Cuff Reg. $4.95 „ „ Sale Price $2.95 All Wool Tropical PANTS Reg. 16./5 Sale Price $11.95 Troutman SHIRT and PANT SET Tan Grey - Green All Sizes --- Reg. $9.45 Sale Price . $7o95 Playing the traditional role of King William on a white horse, at the 268th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne on Saturday, was William McIlwain, Hayfield, who is County Master of the Orange Order for South Huron. The horse, who normally lives , a peaceful life en the farem .of his owner, W. R. "Bert" Gibbings, performed quite well considering the noise of drum and fife to which he had not been accustomed. They led a parade of close to 2,000 Orangemen and their (B, H. Photo) Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-9511 -- CLINTON 0000,000.0weiliwooliwewomewowiftweea-.—e.e.....--'7 NOW ' ,./010';.p.opemoioraimir "Mfig/421;9 IN EVERLASTING BRONZE rwlous to los* or ;tore WAY' constant reminder of your Baby's Ws only °Outlet thInft flrst tocIdling stens. S endyour ill Of lime" BOW nityts first Shoos today for o Weeiellzetr " airtialishur. Attach card to Electroplating oboe giving voornme aod addrm• . or gEtfir A..051.V.011 1,0 4714d to pick jjekot ac 1_4:nsa « riomptAglivery, work 's on. WW1 ou, lett iikose tnoneybook. . &raver ..Po Phone now or woad Om or PETER KUIPER Corner of Joseph and North Streets, Clinton Introducing a new way to wave! WITH Double Easy Applicator Makes permanent waving DOUBLE EASY . . DOUBLE SURE! SPECIAL OFFER Toni home permanent and i 0 Double Easy 2 No mess] No guess! Toni's wonderful new applicator applies lotion more evenly neutralizes more thoroughly . • . for the most even wave of your life. GET YOURS TODAY woo° Applicator. Reg. $3.00 value ONLY JOHN AMSING Bond Street, Clinton Phone HU 2-9119 29-tfb Try Our We Specialize in RED BRAND MEATS Frozen Foods . . . Fresh Vegetables Crosse and Blackwell 'tinned Fish, Jams, Jellies, Relishes and Sauces. The New Modern Meat Market 0 STANLEY, Proprietor Phone HU 2-3834 Clinton SIGN OF CLEANLINESS AND QUALITY Vtik. 311,$,DAY, 41,11X. 1.7, 19$8. cumoo. NEM-TO:CORD Z G Tr1VLAT SUITS MEWS. SNORT SLEEVE SPORT and T-SHIRTS Reg. to $4.95 Hundreds of Shirts to Choose From $1.95 to $2.95 ale Starts THURSDAY July 17 Many Unadvertised Specials Huron Delegates Attend Farm Union Meeting In West 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 797 GODERICH, ONT. LOANS -$150. to '$2,500, Up to 30 months to repay- Plans to suit your budget, IF YOU NEED CAgli - THEN DON'T DELAY „,CALL T.C.C. ON THE PHONE TODAY ! HU 24351 150 Ministers To Attend and at least 1.11U, many are OX- pected to enrol again, -many bring*. OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Highway Meat Market IS IS MEN'S SOMME LEAR Located 1 Mile South of Clinton Mrs. Ailf. Nesbit and Robert Taylor the - county direct= of Huron County Farmers Union were among 22 delegates to the Interprovincial- Farm Union joint board meeting in Saskatoon on July 7, 8 and 9. More than 100 MEN'S ALL WOOL SPORT COATS All Sizes 35 to 42 Reg. Price 31.50 to 39.50 SALE SPECIAL $15.95 to $24.95 Reg. to 65.130 — Sizes 35 to 44 Group No. I $39.50 Group No. 2 $49.50 MEN'S FINE WORSTED EXTRA PANTS FREE on HOBBERLIN TAILORED SUITS SAVE! up to $30.00 No Exchanges — No Refunds — Terms Strictly Cash Herman's Men's Wear (Open Friday Night) 1101011111111111.11111.101811111181011111.111.111111111181111111010 SUNSET DRIVE* 'THEATRE • "1 1/4 Miles East of Goderich on No. .8 Highway THURSDAY — FRIDAY July 17 and 18 "ALL AT SEA" Alec Guinness - Irene Browne PLUS Added. Shorts. SATURDAY — MONDAY July 19 and 21 "WAKE ISLAND A14. STAR CAST AND. Two Cartoons Every Saturday night'is give-away night at the Sunset. ,,Win a large hamper of groceries. Be the lucky one, TUESDAY —'WEDNESDAY 4uly 22 erel..2j "DEADLY-MANTIS" . Craig Stevens - Alex Talton Comedy Cartoon Two Shows, Nightly Box Office Opens at 8 P.M. First Show at Dusk Children under 12, in cars,- FREE Playground. -- Refreshment Stand CLINTON directors from the Famn Unions. of .Alberta, Saskatchewan, Malt- Ube. and. Ontario were present. Major topics of discussion were deficiency payments, Credit, crop eminence, marketing boards- and Farm Union Week. On a 'directive from the joint boards, the Interprovincial Farm Union Council was instructed to press tar the extension of defic- iency payments to include wheat. It was pointed out that ade- quate 'credit at low interest rates was essential to establish econ- omic farm unities. A comprehen- sive crop insurance plan was nec- essary on a national basis to re- Place the Prairie Farm Assistance Act, On a recommendation from Ontario and amendenent to the con- tagious animal diseases Act to include rabies was ,passed (up Ito this time no compensation has been available for this). A National Farm Union Week .program was adopted with. all provinces -participating. This pub- licity program would bring to 'the attention of all farm people the work and service rendered by he Inteeprovircial Farm Union •Coun- oh. from the Canadian Wheat -Board gave a comprehen- sive report on etockss on hand, and exports, and answered ques- tions from -the delegates. . • Relph Hedilin, speaking as a newsman, said that Crop Insur- ence must be forced, .as politicians would continue to stall unless. &r- eed into action. Olaf Turnbull, a member of the agnieultural ad- vie.ony board pointed out the liani- tations of -that board and urged farmers to press for the retention of the 'family farm. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dalton, Mr, .and Mrs. Wilson, Seaforth, who ware on a motor 'trip .thorough Western 'Canada attended the con- vention, 'also. 0 VARNA Margery, and Nancy Webster were successful in passing their year -at Teachers College in Strat- ford. .Margery is hired at the Holmes- villa Public School and NeneY will he teaching at SS No. 11, Goderich Township. Bible School A very successful and well at- tended Vacation Bible. School MILS held east week in the Varna Unit- ed church. There was a total en- rollment of 92 pupils. There were four Classes, ranging from kinder-. garten to Young People's. There was recreation each morming on the church: lawn. On the closing morning ice cream was served :to pupils and teachers. Many parents were pres- ent for the closing exercises; Those in charge of the school are Very 'grateful to all who 'as- sisted in the 'classes and to all Who gave donations, Sunday School AnniVerSary A Sunday Scheel Anniversaey was held in the Varna United Church on Sunday morning, Jule, la The Pulelle with their teach- ers occupied the eentrapews. Ser- vice was, .iondueted by the minist- er, Rev. T. Pett, and he was as- sisted bw George Reid, superinten- dent, Fred iVicaymont led the responsive reading and Malcolm Clarke tAmel a. New Tegtanneut lessen, The Speaker was Salm. Scott, Seadierth, president of the North 1-Ittrori Christian EidUcation Coun- cil, He spoke eta 'the children and teachers and also to the parents. His message was' very timely and well received. 'Clertillicate:81 for good attend- ante Were presented itn 11 pupils Wft, Reid, and reference was mode 10 a Atebetit 'Ratites certifi- cate *iblob as .1hOring ihttordilad eriebittrage regular at- tendanee, The papils sang three Short Bible &teal ehornses tad the choir gaVe tit appropriate number', •.'. clergy School at ()AC The ninth annual school for Rural Clergy' will be held again at the Ontario Agricultural Col- lege,, July 21 'to ifiCk 'a iinisters. from rural: parishes attended the undenominational school last year O Canada's finest gas furnace. O Ten-year warranty in writing. • There is a Hailmac unit to fit your needs, al Twenty models to choose from. ixug thOir 'mimes, and families With them. The course ds desilgined provide a pleasant and stimulating atmosphere fop discussion of pro- Menls of the town mat .00antpy church, and QC the rural tow munity., Huron County Farming Report (By D. H. Miles, agricultural rep- resentative for Huron County) "Haying operations are proceed- ing as well as tan be expected between intermittent showers. spring grain is making expellent progress and wheat is showing some .colour. Corn is growing in this hot weather. "Weatilling pig prices, as well as bred Sows have declined some- what over the past week." DO IT NOW! LET THE SUNSHINE IN! Have your Trees Trimmed or Removed FULLY PROTECTED BY INSURANCE Also Ornamental Railings, any style McFARLANE'S Phone HU 2-6654 Clinton 29-30-p CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9433 "CLINTON'S GAS HEATING HEADQUARTERS" HAWKINS HARDWARE Go Modern---Go Gas HALLMAC Gas-Fired Furnaces CLEAN HEALTHFUL CAREFREE ECONOMICAL 100% SAFE Phone Us for a Free Heating Survey by Our Gas Heating Expert. Chicken & Spareribs Every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday —0-- Orders Taken Other Days