Clinton News-Record, 1958-12-11, Page 11TENTION
ALL FARMERS
WE NOW HAVE FACILITIES TO HANDLE GRAIN
IN BULK
You will find that this new service will save you
considerable labour in bagging your grain. It also Will
save you time, as we can now handle your grain more
efficiently.
This is just one of the many services we can offer you
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT TODAY
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H. F. WETTLAUFER
CLINTON Phone HU 2-9792
AGAIN FEATURING
Swift's Butter Ball Brand Turkeys
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Varna United* W.A.
Elect Mrs, Harold
Dowson President
Mrs. Robert Taylor was host.
0$4 for the Woman's Association
annual meeting on November .26,
Mrs. W. G. Clarke led in the
devotions and was assisted by Mrs,
T. J. Pitt and Mrs. George Reid.
Mrs. Lyle Hill was at the piano.
President .Mr$, Lee McConnell
conducted the business period. The
treasurer, Miss Rachael Johnston
gave a good report. The group (le-aded to buy some new supper .
tables. Roll call will be answered
at the. next meeting by paying
membership fees.
The Rev. T. 3. Pitt spoke a:few
words of praise and encottrage,
ment to the members for their,
unselfish 'and untiring efforts.
Officers for 1959, are: past'
president, Mrs, McConnell; presi-
dent, Mrs. Harold Dowson;
presidents, Mrs. 0, Dowson,
L. Hill, Mrs, Robert Stirling,
Mrs. Charles Reid; secretary,
Mrs. W. T, 1VicAsh; treasurer,
Miss R. Johnston;: Christian stew-
ardship, Mrs, McConnell; .Christ-
Ian citizenship, Mrs. 3. Postill;
Christian education, Mrs. R, Tay-
lor; lunch committee, • Mrs, C;
Reid and Mrs. R, Stirling; organ-
ist, Mrs, Hill, Mrs. G, Stephen-
son, Mrs. Willis.
Davies; press secretary, Mrs. John
Deer; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor; pianist, Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor; assistant pianist, Mrs, An-
drew Kirkconnell; program com-
mittee, Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt, Mrs.
Meally and Mrs. S. Polish.
It was decided to send 510 to
the Muncey Indian Reserve for
Christmas treats. A successful
auction was held and the hostess
assisted by ,her daughters, Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell and Mrs. J.
Daer served a delicious lunch.
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There are two popular silages-corn
and grass. Good grass silage is high-
er in protein and needs less pro-
tein supplement; corn silage is
more valuable for fattening cattle
because of the additional fatten-
ing nutrients in good corn.
To carry cattle (grown in thrify
conditions) on silage:
Corn silage feed 3 lbs. of
silage per 100 lbs, body weight
per day with 2 lbs. of Steer Fat-
ena per animal per day.
Grass silage-feed 3 lbs. of
silage per 100 lbs. body weight
but only 1 lb. of Steer Fatena per animal per
Always feed some hay with above rations to cattle
being carried.
To fatten cattle for the first period on silage but
using grain for short finish period before marketing;
Corn silage-full feed with 31/2 lbs of Steer
Fatena per animal per day.
Grass silage-full feed silage with 21/2 lbs.
Steer Fatena pen animal per day,
No hay need be fed during this period.
If only a limited amount of silage is fed (21/2 lbs.
per 100 lbs. body weight per day) along with grain:
Corn silage-feed 21/2 lbs Steer 5atena pen
steer per day,
Crass silage-feed 2. lbs. Steer Fatena per
steer per day.
Clinton Farm Supply
C. Noison, Prop.
HU 24613
CLINTON
SILAGE:
per day,
-clay
/(Government Graded)
All fresh chilled birds! In our large self-serve
counter the week of December 17.
A'lso !on display-Geese, Ducks, Capon Chickens.
Finest ever shown - Wide Selection.
Before you choose your poultry-Drop in to the
MODERN MEAT MARKET
Your visit \will help you make the RIGHT Decision
Let Us Stuff 'em for You ! !
The Modern Meat Market will
Stuff and Cook your Holiday
Poultry on request
Drop in and see just how they
do all this and more
FEATURING THIS WEEK ONLY-
Our own True Flavoured
OVEN ROAST HAM, fully cooked, in the
piece only 89c lb.
Our Own Mild Cure
BREAKFAST BACON, sliced the way you like it 69c lb.
PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLL
Lean, no waste (our own processing)
by 'the piece 45c lb.
FRYING CHICKENS 29c lb.
PHOTO STUDIO
BRANCH FROM WINGHAM
SPECIAL OPENING OFFER
DEADLINE DECEMBER 15
One 8 x10 ( in folder) of your Child
Price $2.98
Additional Charge for Two or More Persons
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ALL PHOTOS READY FOR CHRISTMAS
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SNOW TIRES TIRES
2 Only - Tubeless Suburbanites -- 670.15
LOW MILEAGE J.- PRICED TO SELL
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Phone HU 2-8851
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W. C. Newcombe, Phm. B.
Chemist and Druggist
PHONE HU. 2-951 1 -
CLINTON
Mr, and Mrs,. Harry- H, Dinnin
and Kathy, Petrone,. with Mr. and Mrs. W. :Pinola and Wilma visit-
ed on Sunday with Mrs. W. 4.
Wright, Seaforth.
George Neil, Kirkton, • brother
of Cheater Neil, R..4, •SeafOrtb,
remains in $t. Joseph's Hospital,
London,, where he. has spent the
past two weeks..
egion Turkey 'Bingo
ElteliTTIIURSDAYNIGHT
15 Games for Turkeys or Cash Prizes
3 Sharo,the-Wealth `ernes
Special $26 Game
Regular Jackpot Prize on Share-the-Wealth Games
..-- Jackpot $50,00 on 50 numbers
Legion Hall, Kirk Street
ADMISSION: 50 CENTS
49,50.1-b
NEW FROM KODAK
r,.. and available
HERE right now!
BROWNIE ecopaigx
MOVIE CAMERAS
,Now Brownie Cameras
with built-in meters!
Step up to either of these new
Brownie Movie Cameras...and
step into a new world of movie-
making sureness and simplicity.
Built-in meter has a pointer vis-
ible in the viewfinder. Turn a dial
to center the pointer (you don't
even have to take the camera
from your eyej-and exposure's
right ..automatically. Built-in
Mars hsciaciad.
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
TOBACCOS - CIGARETTES, 50's
COMB BRUSH & MIRROR SETS
$8.50 up
COSMETIC SETS-by Tussy, Yard-
ley, Houbigant, Shultan, Max
Factor Priced from $1,10 to $5.50
SHAVING SETS-by Stag, Yardley,
Shulton, Old Spice; Gillette; Mennen
Priced from $1.10 to $5.50
ELECTRIC RAZORS - Sunbeam,
P hi I 1 is have, Schick
MANICURE SETS-Bath Salts Bub-
ble Bath
SOAP NOVELTIES-For the Child:.
ren
CIGARS, PIPES, LIGHTERS,
TOBACCO POUCHES
BATH ROOM SCALES, CAMERAS,
FILMS, FLASH BULBS
BOXED SOAPS-by Tussy, Yardley,
With singe f/1.9 lens .„„ $94.50
f/1.9 turret model $119.50
BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS, Special box 50 cards 98o
BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS, Special box 50 cards $1.98
Gift Wrap - Tags and Seals - Christmas Tree Decorations
We Will Do Your Gift Wrapping Free of Charge
Tiffany
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FOR MAXIMUM GAINS AT A MINIMUM OF COST
Feed Master 30% Steer Con. with .0011% Diethylstilbestrol
at 2 lb. per head per day
or
Master 32% Beef Con. with .0022% Des. at rate of 1 lb per
Head per day
These feeds have been proven at The Master Feeds Exper-
imental Farm, to save up to 3c per pound of grain.
Wettlaufer's Feed Mill
MARY STREET - CLINTON
SNOW TIRES
Both New & Recapped
All Standard Sizes
AUBURN
(cOntinued from rage flight)
solo$ by Robert and Mal-
colm II ltx, glen Webster gave a
recitation for Mrs. George
lian's .class, A duet was sung by
Cheryl Toll and Diane Harley and
also a selection by Kiaska KOop-
ma,ns of Mrs. Bert Craig's class.
Mrs. Fred Toll's class sang. Jack
Durnin gave a recitation for Mrs.
Olive Anderson's class. The sen-
ior Bible class provided a duet by
Mrs. Gordon McCiinclleY and Miss
Sadie Carter accompanied by Mrs. W. O. Craig,
Miss Margo Grange played a
Christmas piano selection and a
reading was given by Mrs. Ken-
neth McDougall. Santa Claus aP-
peered and gave gifts and candy
to all the children,
qhristmas Meeting of
St, Mark's Church
The St. ,Mark's Anglican Guild
met December 4 at the home of
Mrs, Sam Daer, Mrs. John Daer,
the president, opened the meeting.
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell was pia-
nist in the absence of Mrs. Gordon
Taylor. George Schneider
read the Scripture and prayers
were given by Mrs. Thomas Hag-
gitt. A reading, "Ready for• Christ-
mas" was given by. Mrs. Alfred
Nesbitt. Rev.. Meally gave the
topic on the true meaning of
Christmas. He also gave a review
of the church work during the
past year and told the progress
it had made.
The president thanked all who
had taken part and an invitation
to attend the Christmas meeting
of the Presbyterian W.M.S. was
accepted. It was decided to have
a Christmas concert in the Orange
Hall on December 19 at 8 p.m.
Mrs, J. Daer and Mrs. T, Haggitt
were appointed to look after the
boxes for the shut-ins. Rev. Meal-
ly had charge of the election of
officers:
President, Mrs. Tom Haggitt;
first vice-president, Mrs. George
Schneider; secretary, Mrs, Ed.
RUCHED
Harvey Taylor was an honour-
ed gtflest et the Co-op dinner in
Toronto last week. Ray McNeil
also. attended,
Dr. William Aikenhead,. Toron-
to, was a recent - guest with his
sister Mrs. T. B. Baird,
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Bain and
John, Stratford, spent Sunday
With the lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne-Wilson,
Robert. Mustard spent the week:
end with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Alex Mustard.
Mr, .and. Mrs. 'GeOrge Griffith
and family, Stratford, spent Su
day with relatives in the
S.S, 3, Tuckersmith will hela,
their Christmas concert on Fri-
day evening, December 10.
Mr. -and lyirs. William Murdock,
H.ainilton,,Visited with his parents,
Mr. 4ncl.grs. John R. Murdock,
The many friends of Robert, Al-
len, O'r., wish to congratulate him
on being chosen the World's Bay
Champion. -
RCAF Ladies Bowling
Teams Pile Up Scores
The R.C,A,F. Ladies were on
hand last Friday evening for their
third last night of bowling before.
Christmas. Competition for top
team is strong, and Hula Hoops
are still in the lead by a slim mar-
gin, with 50 points. Aces are in
second place with 48 points, and
Satellites are in third place with
42 points,
Mrs, M. Hudson won high triple
prize with 588, and Mrs, R. Mat-
tinson won high single prize with
209.
Ladies who bowled over 200
were: Mrs, M, Hudson, 255; Mrs,
Banville, 223, 222, 210; Mrs,
M. LeCierc, 205; Mrs. K. Spils-
bury and Mrs. M. Wadsworth each
202.
Optical inks* by lkowid tp•cisible
Dahlberg Hearing Service
Newcombe's Rexall Drug Store
HU 2-9511 - Clinton
Gentlemen please arrange without
obligation a free hearing test for
me.
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to
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Sport Coats are top with men-truly
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$19,95 to $37.50
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$5.95 $7.60 $9.95
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