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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-11-06, Page 8Township of Stanley Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List NOTICE is hereby given, that I have complied with Section 9 of The Voters' List Act and that I have posted up at my office at Stanley on the 1st day of November, 1958, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection. AND I hereby call upon all voters to take immed- iate proceedings to have any errors or omissions cor- rected according to law, the last day of appeal being the 15th day of November, 1958. DATED this 6th day of November, 1958. V, FRED S. WATSON, Clerk Township of Stanley "W. vEr•-- `11, AN NOM WCIl KG, Wells Auto Electrit - - At the .1#1014 McCULLOCH Chain Saw Dealer, - 'your** LUBRI4Ars" Only McCulloch, manufacturers of the world's finest chain saws, could make such an outstanding saw at such a lbw price -and then giVe you greater Value by equipping it with LUBRI-MAC, the revolutionary new system that oils the chain directly, from the fuel mixture! Complete with Automatic Clutch, Rewind ^ Starter, Diaphram Carburetor and other famous McCulloch features, ANOTHER. STANDOUT I :the McGOLLOCH 8.86 mithLLIBRI•MAC) 4,511.0. With extra heavy•duty McOulloth.foothres. Built for rugged professlohol cutting AI • !,.• A bargain tat $19495 4' with 12" Blade and „Chitin Come in, see and try the sensational MAO D-30 and the 0-36 at WELLS AUTO ELECTRIC CLINTON ONT, • PHONE HU 2.3851 ROSE 1,UHITE) FUEL OIL ALEX INKLEY WHITE ROSE DEALER Phone HU 2-9311 Queen Street — Clinton CE.41VON- NEWS-RECORD PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1.9.60' Mrs. W. Hohner • ews of Bayfield By MISS LUCY WOODS PHONE; EAVFXELD 4.5 r one daughter; Mrs. Harvey (Her- tha) Taylor, Varna; two brothers, Vi. t. *Tee, ,Cinglerigh ToWnShiP and Frank Boyce,. Stanley Town- ship; 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Service from the Westlake. fun, oral home, Zurich, by the Rev, T. J. Pitt, Varna, commencing at, 2.80 psis, Interment will be in-Bay- field Cemetery. Miss Mary Marks. and Victor Pickard, Toronto, spent the week- end with her mother, Mrs. •Chasis VS Marks, Mr. anti Mrs. C, Barber, Sea- forth, Mr. and Mrs. William Bar- ber and family, St. Thomas, visit- ed Mrs. J. Cluff on Sunday,. -The AM and Mrs. H. K. Send- snore left their cottage at Hays- Beach on Friday, for "Listowel and 'Toronto, en route to spend• the winter at Port Hope, ' • 1...A.0 William Winsois wife and .".."-,rv. • vr-nr into. Mrs. H. •Qrainger's.•eottage. Qn .Howard Street recently. • Miss Joan Tillman, London, se-. companied Miss Jacqueline and. Bobby .Cluff to spend the weekend with her mother, Mrs, J. cinft of Taylor, daughter of" Mt. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Bayfield concession road, Stanley ToWnship under went an append- eptomy in Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs.. Hugh" McLaren and Christine were with Misses three children, •Goderich, moved A. M, and E: J, Stirling over nit after their trip to Uttawa, M. W. Ortwein — (By our Hensall correspondent) Public funeral services largely attended were held for the late Milton W. Ortwein,. - a • London salesman, and former Hensell res- ident, from the Bonthron Funeral, Chapel, an Saturday, November 1. Rev. Charles P.. Daniel conducted the service, with burial in Hensall -Union Cemetery. Pall-bearers were George Hess, W, R, Stephenson,. Roy -.Consitt; Jack Sinelair, Barry Williams, Jack . Drysdale. Born in Listowel, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. j, W. 0-rt- ^wein. He sold insurance a good many years for different compan- ies and for the past ten years was salesman in Lobo' and London Township for the 'Rawleigh Com- pany. Mr Ortwein passed away in London on Thursday, October 30, The late Mr. Ortwein was in his 68th year and is survived by his wife Bertha Margaret, London, one son Lloyd, Dorval, Quebec, two grandchildren, Mary Lynn and David; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Drys- dale and Mrs. Lillian Paterson Hensall; one brother Alonzo, Cress- well, Mich, Have a Treat This Weekend ... From The- 0W.. Modern Meat , • Mrs, William Hailer passed A, 'WV in Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, November 4, in her 70th year. .She was the . former Dorothy May Boyce. Surviving are two sons, ROSsell, London; Murray,' RR 5, Clinton; ors, given to. Trinity Church by Mrs. A. I, Moore and family, Tra- verse City, Mich,, in Memory of her sister, Miss Lillian,. C, Merley, were dedicated on .Sunday morn-. ing, (A funeral pall included in this memorial gift had not arrived and will be dedicated at a later date). In the short service of dedica- tion, immediately preeeeding. the communion service hold in the oc- tave of All Saints Day, the rector, the Rev. E. Sr,'"0. Harrison," offer- ed memorial prayers. Also dedicated was the new red curtain in the parish hall, A brass. placque on an oak, background, Placed on. the right 'pillar of the stage reads: "This 'curtain placed here by memorial donations from the friends of the late Lillian C. Morley by whom the light fix- ttires of this hall were donated. A.D. 195$"„ The late Miss Morley of Detroit was a devoted member of Trinity Church during her many summers in Bayfield, 'Therefore members of her family requeSted that in lieu of flowers, a memorial be sent to this little church which she loved. The rector's sermon was in keeping with All -Saints Day and All Souls Day in the church cal- endar. - shook' harid.s With, all those at— tending, He presided over a PM, posiuni on Wednesda afternoorg and a dinner on Thursday night in the Chateau Laurier. Misses Helen Cameron and Mild, red Cameron, Thamesford, were" guests at the New Ritz Hotel from Sunday night to Wednesday. They visited friends, in Toronto and relatives in Goderieh and Var-- sAymx.r.m.x.varrim • mum$ nolo; PHILIP . our Ray field Correspondent), Miss Helen Cameron, Denver, Colo., a member of the English- Speaking 'Union in Denver, attend* ed the world branches conference of that organization held in Ot- tawa last week, as an observer. Royal Highness Prince Phil- President of the English-Sneak-ing Union •of the Commonwealth, Market Specials Large -- Whole -- Hot Barbecue Chicken $1.50 ea Have a change—with a Good Roast of Veal (Bone fiemoveci Si Dressed) lb. 77c (No Waste) Canada's No. 1—Red Brand—Choke, Wing Steaks Individual Servings,---DNLY lb 79c Lamb Pieces Excellent for Stewing—ONLY lb, 39c Have a Choice — Young Fresh Leo of Pork (Whole or Half) lb. 49c Choice • - L oin Pork Chops. (Sliced,-- Fresh) ONLY lb. 57c Tulip Margarine 4 lbs.. $1 00 Country Style S ausage (The Best Yet!) 3 lbs. $1.00 Fresh Young Chicken Wings & Necks (Combi t a ned) lbs.„$.1 00 Real Mey. Pork Neck Ribs 3 !bs 25c_ Sliced B acon Square (Mild Cure, and. Sweet) lb. 39c. IA Gallon York Ice Cream (Any, Flavour) ONLY 89t, Fresh Young Meaty PQrk-Spare Ribs (cut Narrow)' ONLY lb 59c (A Treat) FRESH PICNIC — (trimmed to• assure no, waste) HAMS (Bone Removed and Dressed- ..., ONLY Ib 49c SHOP for VARIETY -- QUALITY and" CLEANLINESS Ar VII•100111.111M CLERICS NOTICE Of First. Posting of Voters' Lists, VOTERS' LIST 1958, MUNICIPALITY OF WILLETT, COUNTY OF HURON Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 9 of the Voters List Act and that I posted up at my office at *Londesboro on the 25th day of October, 1958, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said municipality at municipal elections, and I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law, the last day for appeal being the 12th day of Novem- ber, 1958. (signed) HARRY TEBBUTT, Clerk • 45-b Hullett Township TAN LEY'S MODERN - MEAT . MARKET 0. Stantey, Prop: 45-6-b %•••••••••ONVINNIMMINImm.M0111110k MCNCONGCNOMONCONOC AIM FOR MORE MILK, LONGER LIFE Any dairyman who is serious. about• making his her produce a better living for his family must get more milk and •longer life from his cows— That takes plan- ning and skill — but it can be done. Careful records kept on a large number of farms show the importance of "more milk". Cows giving only 200 lbs. fat couldn't cover casts. Cows giving 300 made only $25. Cows giving 450 met all' charges and left $91 profit. Another example: Figuring feed and milk at 1950 prices, to get a fair comparison, the Purina' herd at their 1928 production revel' returned $94.22 per cow above feed; at. ther 1950 level' $320.96, It cost more to feed the higher producers, but the higher pro- duction paid off. That's half the story. Surveys 'prove, that the average cow milks less than- 4 lactation — then she is sold. Such- cows have only two lactations at most. in which to make a profit after repay-. ing their costs. In the Research Farm• herd the average cow milks for 7 lacta- tion& It she pays for herself in her first two milking periods she has 5. years left to make a profit. 0110 101010,11,01. The cow 'that really PAYS is the one that stays with yew for a longtime and produces and reproduces regularly, stead- ily, without fading out or breaking down. Many good cows fair to make good over the long pull because 'they are not getting #hat they need in their feed. Feed Your Cows The Purina Way SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TILL NOVEMBER 1S Clinton Farm Supply and MACHINE SHOP CHARLES NELSON Phone UV 2-9013 XvOICIMMONOXICIMMINIX Thursday night on their return from London, to Port Elgin. LAC David PerrY, wife and tWe children, Willie and Louise,_ To- ronto, are oeetipYing Mrs, J. ClUff's apartment. Pr. and Mrs. A. L. Chapman, Detroit, spent the weekend sit their home on Louisa Streets Mrs. E. A, Featherston, Mrs. R. 3. Larson, Mrs. E, Heard, Mrs, 11, 13. Higgins, Mrs. W. J. McLeod and Mrs. R, H. E. Gairdner of Trinity Women's Auxiliary Branch attended the semi-annual meeting, of the Deanery of Huron in St, Paul's Church parish hall, Clinton, on Friday afternoon. Miss Margaret Howard, Hellk Muth Hall, Huron College, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham London, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Heard on Sat- urday, Misses. A, M. and E. J, Stirling left Crumlin Airport on Sunday morning for Malton where they changed to a Trans-Canada plane. -Their destination is Nanton, .Alta., where they will visit their sister, Mrs. Leslie Loree. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, John and Peggy accompanied them to London and, saw them aboard the plane. Mr. and Mrs.. Grant Turner, Ted, Barbara and Bradley, accompanied by Mary Elizabeth Ervine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Clarke, Arva. Mr:* and Mrs, Merton Merner and Mrs. Grant Turner were in Guelph on Saturday for the wddd- lug of Quentin Hallman, New Dundee, to Mrs. Pearl Cudney. The marriage ceremony took place quietly in Elora and the reception was held at the Parkview Motel in • Guelph. Cards for Scouts There were ten tables of cards at the benefit for the Ladies Aux- iliary to Scouts and Cubs held in„ Trinity Parish Hall on Thursday.' evening. Mrs. 3, A. Cameron, pre- sident, welcomed the people and drew' their attention to displays of the Cub work arranged by Mrs. Robert Turner, Cub Master, and Mrs. Alf Scotchmer, assistant. In this way parents and interested persons saw first hand some of the work which is being done by the local pack. Prize winners at cards were: euchre, high, Mrs. Fred Weston, E. Vanstone; low, Ellen MacKay, Bill Pollock; lone hands, • Mrs. Fred Weston, Murray Reid; ,bridge, Mrs. J. W. Jowett. Members of the Auxiliary served lunch after the play. Presentation A leaturn Bible and four litur- gical ribbons (red, purple, green, and white) red burse and veil, pur- ple burse and veil, and purificat-. ATTENTION SILVER QUEEN OWNERS FILTER QUEEN SALES. KITCHENER, . Exclusive Franchise Dealer BOB PECK Register your Filter Queen for FREE NEW MODEL. User of oldest serial number will be given a new Chrome Deluxe Model in exchange. Closing date Nave 15, 1958. Mail Coupon To: FILTER .QUEEN SALES, 8 Jaokson Avenue; KITCHENER, Ontario. NAME Address Serial No. 45-b SPECIAL DISCOUNTS for the month of Novenber on MASTER- DAIRY FEEDS CALF STARTER GROWER SWEET LASS DRY AND FITTING FEED 16% DAIRY FEED 24% DAIRY CONCENTRATE 32% DAIRY CONCENTRATE $4.00 per Ton Discount $1.00 per Ton Discount for cash $2.00 per Ton DisCount when empty sacks returned A Total- Saving 'of $7:00 per Ton When it's Results That Counts -- Feed "MASTER" CALL. AT— Wettlaufer's Feed Mill MARY STREET — CLINTON 1958 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF SEDAN— d'utornatic transmission, fully equipped $2,695 1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE— fully equipped, automatic $ 2695 1958 BEL-AIR SEDAN, equipped $2,650. 1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN— $2,495 fully equipped 1958 CHEVROLET DELRAY SEDAN— fully equipped , ........... . . „...„ .... .„ $2,395,, 1957 CHEVROLET .STATION AGON „ $2,295 1957 FORD CUSTOMLINE, fully equipped, six-cylinder $2,095 —1957 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDANS— fully equipped, automatic.....: • $2,195 1957 CHEVROLET COACH, fully equipped $1,995 1956 CHEVROLET COACH, fully equipped $1,650 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, fully equipped "7 $15 1:24950 1954 FORD COACH, overhead motor $1,295 1954 FORD CUSTOMLINE, with radio $1,295 1954 METEOR 2-Door Hardtop, automatic transmission, fully equipped $1,295 1954 CHEVROLET SEDAN, Deluxe $1,295 1953 PONTIAC SEDAN $ 995 1952 CHEVROLET COACH „ ....... .......... ....,:. 699955 1953 DODGE SEDAN 1951 DODGE STATION WAGON ...... ..„ $.. 695 1951 DODGE SEDAN, fluid drive $'"495 TRUCKS 1951 FORD, 1 ton stake $.. 350 1949 FORD, 1 ton pickup $.. 350 Cars can be Driven Away at the Prices Listed ill this Advertisement. 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