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Clinton News-Record, 1958-09-11, Page 7"WR.SDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1958 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD have been, vdsitMag her mother, Mrs. R T. Oma; Strafford, were PAGE SEVEN THEN DONT DHAP two davghtem, with a friend, Lunn- do7n, siPemt ,the w'eek�end at the Hensall School Pair � Bru�cefield WA Plan .,CALL T.C.C. •�� Robert Clrtufif acoompamiied .Muss Mrs. RaIlpdn Nicholls,, who recenit- metew cont Friday vPrlli�lg Jacquali e Guff oma her return to ay returned from, a trip to Palo News of Da f i1welW - dMa,aren'-c1a ge ss JW1 attended a TnI alar Henasa.il 1(7art'espoTµictut > y a Bazaar In N 4►v b er He w. #t1 s of, Brucefield $y MISS ?i.ZIQY R. WoOT1S acnes Road' Church, E7eter, Suturd'ay. s ,Hensraul School Fair Will be held During the prAgrano Miss, Gaye pp �� U t�o30mantbs..tororay-- Fucto suit X43ii budget: er Jean returned to Toronto the PHONE; BAYF' :L7� 45 x 3 Doniald; (Matthews-, Londron, was daughter at the H'eY�s�a1'l Comm>iundty Centre on Fhdaw evenGrn S elateQnlrer 12. Mms. John Broaddloctt, president .a. Woman's Associata'on of the Mr. +and' 1Virs, Walter Mdtfatt and Mr. and Mrs, John NeMurtriey Wallace Hatugh. MC, ar►d' Mme, Bert MLMKay, Lan- iA>l TN[ (QUARE, SHONE y!7 the summer at the6r cottage Acres+' .at Ilie 'PoT �aTs. tMiss Ada Biogiley, De#ait, was and Tamdl London, were at, their . with his wWfe and sm?aR ,at the Agbion Hotel over the The parade wall start at 7..$0 p,tn., xiucefded� United church cotLven- edi a meeting held in, Elensall!, ame visdtin'g in Gravet� dare, nvere weekeavd is with {here over the weken(l. cottage for the weekend, weekend. headed by the Bannockburn pipe the sichool room of the ch.urdh am TQ%dav hurst with Dr Murray Mher, Mss, Cahn a�t�tended tlhe � Wes Sta�c�lchause a Mr. and Mrs. fMale 'Wilson,. Ws. Wi�fia¢n J, Kara, Royal guest Oak, 11Rgclr, was the , oast of Mins. 20. and, Mm, George .0outrick anti three~hiilclren; B rz aan', Miss iVTdccuzalbe once her t�atlaex, Crhaz{!!es W{idvo¢n who $ilii f?lom Varrva. Seltaoods partuclripatdnlg will be a i ate afternoon, September 2, Muss Margaret McQueen ,dean Sfcoltt-V3rvian wedding at StaSSa Mlisss . argueAte McDonald,, Loai.- J A. MacKenzie for weekend. Mich., were at B•Wr hpldrtf cottage over the roveekend, o Wpued' Wr1]"aaan T. Heazd's havehymns, cottalge oto Calgna and Amin! streets, �I$ch a' Pau No.'s 2 1, , and 1Q, Taekersn�ith; SSS J0 Hay was; at the dauano Som the 7,V r Cal- v -i Horton on Saturday, Visitors! w(i,th ;Mrs;. Cairns on the don, was the weekend ,guest of Mx"sses Kathlleeai and Marie- El]liatlt. Mr. arud Mrs. R. C, Moore, icame� .on Saturday to spend a few 00S Xa!thleen Redd, Windsor, for several weeks, returned' on, and S'S T Hibbert. P, S, Mc. n read' the. Scii,p�t�ure, Matthew ,25, Zak -2;9, and, led in weekend were Mr. and Mrs, Char. mia^s, A. Hohner and NLu<s, pavt- day's at their 'vantage "Fadrla�wn". 'I4uomasi W-10 Wirth, her mother, Mrs, A. W, 1JeGtd' "E ld" cottage from kitri� Monday with Mrs, $, Wid'combe. ;Mr, and Mrs,. Stewart Cook,topic Naughton chairman; of the School prayer. Miss Mary Swan, gave the on "Reasonable Service" The 1es Harrington, Ciooksv!Re; Mr, aaud .. John Harrington and son, ",t Friday wmthi (the forra- er's sister, Mrs, William SmM, , Cir said : an, tra�tford' O S ., S occupied, their cottage south of the day to Sunday- y Donald anid Na nw, ,Strratford, were at ;their cottage at The Poplars Board, YAO extend the weilcome. creed ,was, • , in unison•, repeated Debbie, X,ond'uin, mTm. and Mrs. ��► Balrlan,6yne and Mass A!ggie Ualqu- ' Exeiteir. ftx. George Clifton is building 40age over the weekend. rGeoaige Fraser, Wversdde, spent Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baker, daughter Gwen, and Margaret Sar the weekend tersm J ne, Mn, David Trleibner and Mrs, H. Taylior gave ,the secretary's ihouro Stratford. az h on the lot formerly own- E�ca- tlhe weekend' a(t has home in the FAzgeralld, London., were at "Wheel Miss Jessie L. Metcalrf returru�d to Detroit on Monday after having Canon, and Mrs. H, M. Lang- Flard returned Ao Waterloo and treiasurees! reports. Mrs. Hen- J. K. Corndsh• is a patient in Scant Meanorial. Hospital, Seaforth, ed by M�is. �TinTa Daymnan. vatxon was d an Monday. vi(!llkuge. J:ack Tillm(�,ann and family, Lon- -Irk" for ;the weekend, Mr. rand. Mrs. Geprge Hopson been at her horse hese for the on �ursday w>rth their daughter, d'ersban re;cenote #rhe offering, Thianl[ you notes were read i siim�e Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. S. McKenzie in- gamy eecau nd. their cartage over taloa weekend, reltur¢ued home An 1!vTaruday after having been in Buffalo for a week, summer. Mr. and Mrs. 'T'. B. A+lexan,der, .!been Mrs. at Bxdcker, arfter havlaug at their cottage for three• y ,Miss' Bonvey from lYlrs, Robert Watson Mrs. F, Burdge 11Mrs•. C, lv)r, and Mrs, Wesley %l?arn, Chaath=, spent the weekend with stalled a telpFh�one this week. Mrs. A. E, Munn and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rosialld Chapman Mr. and (Mr's. K. Banugluiner and LOrudbm, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Havey ever the weeks. 'WUllock ' FLwchard'soau; Mrs. S, Dav6s�on and Mrs. l-Za±rrn and Miss Swan. Kit�taWe v Mr in i�iV. villnin and Mrs. W. weekend, 'Mrs. �, J. R. and three children, Douglas, Cathy and Ain- Wsx T. B. •Baird. Rall! x>rr "L�aiblour" was xes- MIs Claris Haugh, Landon, s, sorsa time with Mrs, � ' Tast weekend. n n flew firA¢n P+atrolia on Sa�tuawlay. up om,patHarry SatuT y. Mr, and! Owen Scudam�axe sletY, Rim de Jeniero, B�razdl!, w&ia � �omd`ed to '1y alblout 30 a—r- to IF YOU NEED CASH- aw little John, roronno, vasued the fommees parents, Rev. 'and p have been, vdsitMag her mother, Mrs. R T. Oma; Strafford, were ars.. On mwtdon of lVliiss Swan, seconded, bp, Mxs. Hbhner, the WA decdded THEN DONT DHAP Mr1s. H. B. Sc�udaanorz at ,tlueir cottage at Hays ,]Beach last week. at J, A. OrV& dotrtuge f,rotn Tuesw da to Sunday, y to sell Christmas cards' to ,raise .,CALL T.C.C. •�� Robert Clrtufif acoompamiied .Muss Mrs. RaIlpdn Nicholls,, who recenit- rnaney for the gran. A bazaar wlill Jae held on Nbvemilber 7. Memn- ON THE PHONE 70DAY.1 Jacquali e Guff oma her return to ay returned from, a trip to Palo . and home kuelarticl are asked To London aro Sunday to spend, a few diaW in the city. Vick C]u f was Alrto, CalniPorruia,, and name vl'a Van&wu em', B.C., left on Thursday to to begin xna�lcinVg ar`td;oles far this event Tight away, • TRAMS CANADA CREDIT LOANS -41M to $2M allo home for the weekend. Mrs. William- GreIg and daught- to mzbtor to Ottawa. She was arecotrnrlranfied by her masher, Mhos. During the prAgrano Miss, Gaye pp �� U t�o30mantbs..tororay-- Fucto suit X43ii budget: er Jean returned to Toronto the Fxed iMcElweny who after visiting Ed(llilortt played a promo sblo. Mrs. ser tivom the aro contest. are end of last week after having spent "Bala in the capdtal; city, will travel b� N S. S, Mrs. S. �Davdsb�n gave a readdn a g iA>l TN[ (QUARE, SHONE y!7 the summer at the6r cottage Acres+' .at Ilie 'PoT �aTs. �1C11i to Toronto for a vistit before retumxaing to Bayfdeld mss, �2lott plrayed an accaxd�irom, a fiaR1ERICH, ONT. Mrs, L. M. Burt, 'Mas. Howard Mr. and Mrs. `nnest Rehm solo, accompanied, by Mrs. G. Tiender5on. Burt and three children, Mr. and Mr's. Ronald Burt and baby spent Grosse Pointe annsy Mich.., came to their new cottage ora: tlhe cor- A dainty lunch was served ihy ,Group 1 of the association, ch met on Thursday etvenang are • • • • �• •. • • • •! • ®• • • • • • • • • • i • • • •. • the weekend, at their home on Saamia Street. ner of Catherine and, Chdnwquy August 30 for two ley Township. Dr. Lea had i • Dr Harts Stadhlmaii r Frofessor streets, on, w D D 0 • of Physics at Nath- Carolina State weeks' vacation. rs. . -1W1=I who has spent the pant year wdlth • 0 College, Rawledgh, came on Fri- her brother and wife, Mr, and Mmes. ,��EEPNOpF To order—call your telephone a TAKE �T EASY • diay to be the, .guest of Mr. and klred .WWatson, moved to the cot - 1 : Mrs. H. H. Orm�and for a few days. tage her daughter ani' son- • with step saving • Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Lea, Cliarr- loaitetoiwxn, P.EJ., spending a in -lav and will, �owupy it. . WMS Meeting • to are couple of days this, week with the 'Tike Wbman•'si Missionary Soc- extenSion later's parents, Mr and Mrs. Arch- iety, of St. Andrew's Uniited Churn• ♦ fe An nstrong, Bronson Line, Stan- been ch met on Thursday etvenang are • phones • ley Township. Dr. Lea had the (home of Mrs. Johnin Watson, • ♦ • alttendintg a meeting in Ottawa, Bronson Lime. The new Study Captain and; Mrs. Ward White Book " Concerns, of a C'aniiibent", * and 'Captain John Lestowel, Sarv- was introduced by Mrs. Robert da, Were the guests of Mrs. S. H. S�catdhmner and) promises, to be a 'interesting 1 / Bryant on Sunday. The men are the Pat- most and thought -pro- r • chief toflficers on ships of vaDldnlg study. , Need Fall Milk ? Here Is the Place The Ontario FALL GUERNSEY SALE A Consignment Sale Thursday, September 18 1.00 P.M. GLENVILLE FARMS NEWMARKET, ONTARIO 46 HEAD 38 BRED HEIFERS 18 COWS Accredited ---- CaIfhood Vaccinated DUE iN SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER and NOVEMBER The bred heifers are well grown and in nice shape. There ore some nice lots of bred heifers from herds, that must disperse. . THESE HEIFERS WILL BE A GOOD INVESTMENT The demand for Guernsey Milk is increasing, SAVE TIME and TRAVEL -- Make Your Selections at This Sale Write for a catalog Guernsey Breeders' Association of Ontario, Box 99, Guelph SWITSON Gas Fired -= Forced Air FURNACES CONVERSION UNITS HOT WATER HEATERS Glass Lined Nothing Down - - 3 Years To Pay For Free Estimates — Call Huron Gas Equipment Co. HU 2-6647 CLINTON FINER SERVICE CONTEST INA' One Draw Each Month Entry Forms Available at Fray's Fina Service Station Clinton -- HU 2-9022 THE FRIENDLIEST SERVICE iN TOWN Fall Clean Up -Priced To Sell jj"' $1,200 PRiZE MONEY OFFERED AT SEAFORTH FALL FAIT THURSDAY --- FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 19 Featuring o Hereford and Perth -Huron Jersey Regional Shows. 0 Six 4-H Competitions and 3 Championship shOWS-- Largest 4-H Display in Huron. — LARGE LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT -- Parade of 15 Schools, Floats a Bands --Friday at 1 p.m. Thursday Evening Programme at 8 p.m. MERCHANTS' DISPLAYS IN ARENA SQUARE DANCE COMPETITION $60 — $25 — $15 OPEN TO ANY GROUP -- STiLL TIME TO ENTER ADULTS 50c — CHILDREN 25c "Oldest and Largest Fair in Huron" R. W. Campbell, Pres. R. James Wallace, Sec.-Treas. 195b PLYMOUTH V-8 SEDAN PLAN Dairy Herd Profits .. . Radio, Low Mileage, One Only $1.17.1 CAOwner Car, ReolSharp ... � 1953 CHEVROLET Bel -Aire SEDAN Every Stip OF the Way ! Radio . ............................. ..... _Only $745 Many More To Choose From BUSES FOR CHARTER MURPHY BROS. GARAGE PHONE: HU 2-9473 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-FARGO ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE REGISTER Afl, Yessir, there is -- there's a SHUR-GAIN Feeding Program for each stage of Dairy Herd Management -- ENGINEERED SPECIALLY FOR INCREAS" ED RETURNS. FOR DRY COWS--SHUR-GAIN Dry and Freshening Ration—formulated to supply proper nutrients to build up dry cows for the coming lactation -and to assist in the development of stronger, healthier calves. Now with added Supplement "A". FOR YOUNG CALVES—SHUR-GAIN Milk Replacer for Colves—an excellent, eco- nomical substitute for milk. Designed to get your calves off to a good start and help prevent scours. FOR CALVES AND HEIFERS—SHUR-GA1 N Calf Starter -Grower — a carefully pre. pared starting ration that promotes sound, healthy development of all breed -in characteristics of calves. FOR MILKING COWS---SHUR,GAiN Dairy Ration ---supplies the energy, protein, vitamin and mineral levels to balance the roughage for maximum milk production. and a special ration, designed fo' mainfain milk flow of herds on poor, late summer pasture w--- or poor quality roughage -- SHUR-GAIN DAIRY SUPPLEMENT "A". .... PRaCTICA!-FEEDS DAIRY I FEEDS THAT INCREASE DAIRY PROFITS .�...... Why not drop into the mill . ,. . soon: We would like to discuss the SHUR. GAIN Dairy Feeding Program with you in more detail and help you fatten your monthly milk cheques. w a Application forms -for individual'Pay,Direct' er1rolmentAvailableat banksand hospitals, (anada Packers Lmlted In communities without a bank, the forms may be obtained from the post office. Indivi- duals most register by September 30 to have protection effective January 1, 1959, ONTARIO HOSPITAL SEAVICEt COMMISSION Phone nu Iurrrr �-�g5'I -�-- Ciihtar� 1IA ' MPOANT: Db not register d$40 ndivldual if yon are regittprhd thrbugb a aewip. 1011000 1 • WA, 4.3341 AR ,��EEPNOpF To order—call your telephone a • ,< business office. • �F[RBAap • Need Fall Milk ? Here Is the Place The Ontario FALL GUERNSEY SALE A Consignment Sale Thursday, September 18 1.00 P.M. GLENVILLE FARMS NEWMARKET, ONTARIO 46 HEAD 38 BRED HEIFERS 18 COWS Accredited ---- CaIfhood Vaccinated DUE iN SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER and NOVEMBER The bred heifers are well grown and in nice shape. There ore some nice lots of bred heifers from herds, that must disperse. . THESE HEIFERS WILL BE A GOOD INVESTMENT The demand for Guernsey Milk is increasing, SAVE TIME and TRAVEL -- Make Your Selections at This Sale Write for a catalog Guernsey Breeders' Association of Ontario, Box 99, Guelph SWITSON Gas Fired -= Forced Air FURNACES CONVERSION UNITS HOT WATER HEATERS Glass Lined Nothing Down - - 3 Years To Pay For Free Estimates — Call Huron Gas Equipment Co. HU 2-6647 CLINTON FINER SERVICE CONTEST INA' One Draw Each Month Entry Forms Available at Fray's Fina Service Station Clinton -- HU 2-9022 THE FRIENDLIEST SERVICE iN TOWN Fall Clean Up -Priced To Sell jj"' $1,200 PRiZE MONEY OFFERED AT SEAFORTH FALL FAIT THURSDAY --- FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 19 Featuring o Hereford and Perth -Huron Jersey Regional Shows. 0 Six 4-H Competitions and 3 Championship shOWS-- Largest 4-H Display in Huron. — LARGE LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT -- Parade of 15 Schools, Floats a Bands --Friday at 1 p.m. Thursday Evening Programme at 8 p.m. MERCHANTS' DISPLAYS IN ARENA SQUARE DANCE COMPETITION $60 — $25 — $15 OPEN TO ANY GROUP -- STiLL TIME TO ENTER ADULTS 50c — CHILDREN 25c "Oldest and Largest Fair in Huron" R. W. Campbell, Pres. R. James Wallace, Sec.-Treas. 195b PLYMOUTH V-8 SEDAN PLAN Dairy Herd Profits .. . Radio, Low Mileage, One Only $1.17.1 CAOwner Car, ReolSharp ... � 1953 CHEVROLET Bel -Aire SEDAN Every Stip OF the Way ! Radio . ............................. ..... _Only $745 Many More To Choose From BUSES FOR CHARTER MURPHY BROS. GARAGE PHONE: HU 2-9473 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-FARGO ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE REGISTER Afl, Yessir, there is -- there's a SHUR-GAIN Feeding Program for each stage of Dairy Herd Management -- ENGINEERED SPECIALLY FOR INCREAS" ED RETURNS. FOR DRY COWS--SHUR-GAIN Dry and Freshening Ration—formulated to supply proper nutrients to build up dry cows for the coming lactation -and to assist in the development of stronger, healthier calves. Now with added Supplement "A". FOR YOUNG CALVES—SHUR-GAIN Milk Replacer for Colves—an excellent, eco- nomical substitute for milk. Designed to get your calves off to a good start and help prevent scours. FOR CALVES AND HEIFERS—SHUR-GA1 N Calf Starter -Grower — a carefully pre. pared starting ration that promotes sound, healthy development of all breed -in characteristics of calves. FOR MILKING COWS---SHUR,GAiN Dairy Ration ---supplies the energy, protein, vitamin and mineral levels to balance the roughage for maximum milk production. and a special ration, designed fo' mainfain milk flow of herds on poor, late summer pasture w--- or poor quality roughage -- SHUR-GAIN DAIRY SUPPLEMENT "A". .... PRaCTICA!-FEEDS DAIRY I FEEDS THAT INCREASE DAIRY PROFITS .�...... Why not drop into the mill . ,. . soon: We would like to discuss the SHUR. GAIN Dairy Feeding Program with you in more detail and help you fatten your monthly milk cheques. w a Application forms -for individual'Pay,Direct' er1rolmentAvailableat banksand hospitals, (anada Packers Lmlted In communities without a bank, the forms may be obtained from the post office. Indivi- duals most register by September 30 to have protection effective January 1, 1959, ONTARIO HOSPITAL SEAVICEt COMMISSION Phone nu Iurrrr �-�g5'I -�-- Ciihtar� 1IA ' MPOANT: Db not register d$40 ndivldual if yon are regittprhd thrbugb a aewip. 1011000 1 • WA, 4.3341 AR