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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-02-05, Page 8Plan to show a Cancer Film at the next meet- ing Of your so- ciety. Films, Projector and Operator Are Supplied Free CALL Rev. J. A. McKim HU 2-9696 CONTRACTS FOR MALTING. BARLEY NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH CLINTON ELEVATOR GRAIN and FEED -- GRASS and CLOVER SEEP FERTILIZER - News of Baylield By MISS LUCY B. WOODS PHONE BAYMELD 45`r Erie Cleave, Toronto, was with hiS parents, Mr, and Sundaaul Cleave, .from Friday toy. Jebh Re MacLeod. was in Port Stanley .frorn Friday.- to Tuesday. B, Higgins, returned bonne on. Sunday after having -vis- ited her father in Brantford for a fortnight. .„ Mr. -and Mrs„ J. M, Stewart left on Friday for Hamilton' en route to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W, Forrest and family, Seaforth, visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kerr, on, ,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A, Gough, Inwood, were also - the gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, Interesting note on TV one night recently' was to the effect that Lake Huron is frozen. over. At the rate the coal in the bin is disappearing these days, we can well believe it without investigat. ing, Mrs. .Emeraim Heard and- her brother George .Hewitt, who is spending the winter wit Mier; left on Thursday last to visit a cousin in, Windsor. Mrs. Heard also visit- ea Mrs, Charles Wallace- in De- troit and Mrs, William Howard and Mrs. W. Wiley; Onstead, 'Mich., before they were' recalled on Sunday owing to her husbands illneSS, Emerson Heard„ who was talten, to Clinton Public Hospital early Sunday morning was" able to re, turn home . on Monday afternooni- much improved in health. Mrs. Herbert Kirkham, London, was here from. Saturday night un- til' Monday evening owing to her father's illness. Mr. and Mrs. Geci- rge Heard were with.. him over Friday night and Saturday. Archie' A. ArinetrOnd . returned to his home on the Bronson Utie on .,Friclay. after having' been a Patient in Clinton Public Hospital Since -early in December. , Mrs. J. Fraser' returned home on . Sunday after having spent a • week in London with her son' 3. Fraser and family. She 'elso sp- ent a. couple of days With dau- Grains Cleaned and Treated JOHN W. ELLIOTT, Prop. YOU MAY BORROW HERE .1_474f? FOR ANY • REASON YOU THINK WORTHWHILE Cancida's largest and most recommended consumer finance company Money service you can trust—backed by over 80 years' experience. Same-day service a specialty at HFC! grpOUSEHOLD FINANCE M. R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH r THAT COW MUST HAVE STARTED ON MASTER Good producing cows are those that get off to a good start. Feed your calves Master Calf Starter Grower to build large belies, husky frames mid big appetites, Start today. .)94 attaii4W., 1.450,9 H. F. WETTLAUFEF tfb CLINTON Phone HO 2.9792 The by Studebaker V See These Alert New Larks at' the Garage in Brucefield. GOOD USED CARS 1958 STUDEBAKER, 4-door executive car, with twin traction — wonderful in snow, New car guaran- -, tee, 1956 DODGE STATION WAGON, 23,00b miles (actual) 1954 STUDEBAKER, 4-door with overdrive 1950 DODGE, 4-door W H. Dalrytivie. & Son BRUMFIELD: DIAL HU 2-9211 Giveyour Chicks a Starr FEED CHICK STARTENA Purina Chick Startena is a COMPLETE feed, fed dry, without additions. It comes in : two forms — mash and Checker-Etts. (We especially recom- mend Checker - Etts, varying from mash to cracked grain size. They have given exception- ally good results). Keep Startena i n front oVchicks all the time. At first fill feed- ers full. After chicks get used to finding ft he ei rdds. er s fill only two needed: 2 lbs. pefchick . . . then they're . ready for a Purina growing ration, CZAIR*1 IsTENMREPQAP X'AOE E1PHT 41.1-XT.IRSPAY" FEBRUARY 0, ,1.959' ghter, Mrs. W. Parker and fam- ily.,.. Mr. and Mrs. W. Parker and little Charlie, London, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and two sons, Francis and Paul, Science Hill; Mr and Mrs. Dennis Bisback, Clinton, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr and Mrs. E. 3. Sturgeon. Bobby Brandon, Grand Bend, was with his father, H, N. 13ren- don, over the weekend. Also home on Sunday •wer0 Miss Shirley Brandon, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard and baby Don ald Cordon, London. Mr. and Mrs. ,James Fisher, Lar- ry and Frank, Kitchener, were in the village on Sunday. Don't forget to tie up your pap- ers and magazines for the' Scout's paper collection oh February 7. The r'Rev. and Mrs. Lorne • Sp- arks and family moved from J. E. Howard's house on Louisa Street into Mrs. R. J. Watson's residence on Main 'Street on Saturday. Jack Hammond returned to the village last week after having spent a few days with' his parents at Alma. Mrs. Sidney Castle was able to return to her home in the vill- age, frbtri Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, the middle of last week., Mr. and Mrs'. Adam Flowers who are spending the winter with their son, Dr. Flowers, in Thames- ford, were in the village on Thurs- day last. Mrs. A. M. Bassett went to Lon- don on Thursday to visit her dau- ghter, Mrs. Donald Matthew's and family. - Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. J. Cree Cook, Clinton, who for many years have spent each summer at their cot. tage "Lock Home", The Poplars, are celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday, Febru- ary 14, 1959. On this occasion they will be happy to have their Bayfield friends call when they receive at the Hotel Clinton from 2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon and 7.30 to 9.30 in the evening. 0 SS 4 Farm Forum vide a reasonably good education, and we think thee, standards might be improved by' more use' of radio and TV, and newer and up-tb-date equipment, ie. encyclopedia, books, etc. The last question *as: "How should the 'slow learner' , be taught?". It was decided that :there should be better co-opera- tion between teachers and parents, and teachers should give as much time as possible for the slow lear- ner, and if possible there should be specialized classes: ie. some city and town schools have these .classes, with special teachers for these pupils. Lunch was enjoyed by all, and the next meeting will be held on Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lobb. 0 At the time of the 1956 census. Canada had 138 cities, 612 towns and 1,123 incorporated villages. It is estimated that in 1958 cor- poratibn profits declined by about six percent from the previous year. We Cure ALL CAR ILLS Our Mechanics have the Know'-How to Right Your Auto Wrongs Fast. Periodic Checkups here will give you +he top auto performance that results in Big operating Savings. DON'S 13.4 SERVICE Volkswegen Sales & Service Clinton, gint. HU 2-9088 Mrs. W. E. Hall (By our Hayfield Correspondent). died sucldenlY early Friday mor- home on Elizabeth Street, 'Code- field for 32 years„ Mrs, W. E. Hall rich,. ning, January 30, 1959, at her A well-known resident of Rayr Alice Mende Bacon was born in..Chingford„ England, February 14, 1879. In September 1897, she Was married to Wiliam B. Hall Who predeceased her in October 1955. ' In 1910 they emigrated to ean-Oa• coming directly to Benmiller where they lived for two years. In 1912, they moved to. Goderich •and in 1914 to a farm on the sec- ond Concession of „Goderich Town- ship .about four and a half miles .northe ofeBayfield where' they re- sided until coming to the village in 1924. Shortly afterwards, Mrs, Hall purchased the lot on John Street where she built a cottage and adjoining laundry, Here she operated a sgccessful business (retiring about five years ago) with a cheery greeting for .every- one..... . # For . a 12-year period she had peen caretaker of Hayfield School. In this capapity, she earned the love and respeCt of both pupils and toachers„ - An industrious person;. generous •and kindly in disposition, she was known as'a good neighbour. - She was a member of the Ang- lican Church . In 1,956, Mrs. Hall sold her pro- perty here to William Thane and moved to Goderich. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. B, 3. (Elsie) Lingered, Toron- to, and a step-son, William V. Hall, Toronto; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral service at the Stiles funeral home, Goderich, on Mon- day, February 2, was conducted by the, Rev. E. 3. 13. Harrison, rector of Trinity .Church, Bayfield, and, interment was made in Bay- field Cemetery. • Pall-bearers were Gordon Ling- ard (grandson), Toronto; Percy Weston, Harold Stinson and Rob- ert Blair, Bayfield; W. A. Skinner 0 Andrew Gaunt Elected President, of Ontario. Shorthorn Breeders At the annual meeting of the Ontario Shorthorn Club, held at London, Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow, was elected president of the pro- vincial club. Principal speaker during the business• session was W. A. Suth- erland, manager, AC, F, Farms, Miliken. Speaking on the topic of "Shorthorn Steers in the Feedlot", he quoted figures regarding a group of 57 Maritime Shorthorn steers fed on their farm last fall. On fell feed, they made gains of 2,75 pounds per day, and when marketed, 49 graded red brand (top) ; 5 blue, and 3 commercial. The carcasses dressed 55"percent. k"There is .a definite scarcity of Shorthorn steers for the existing demand", he concluded, "and more commercial herds are a necessity". Mrs. Edward Carl -Fitzgerald .(By our Bayfield Cerrespondent) Mr. and Mrs, Len Talbot - and Mr,. and Mrs, Robert Talbot at- tended the funeral of Mrs. g, C, Fitzgerald at the Keffer funeral bome, King Street, Kitchener, on Friday, January 1959. The late MrS.' Fitzgerald, ..who. had been failing health for about a year, passed away sudden- ly, sitting in .a chair at her home, 179 Strange Street, Kitchener, on Wednesday, January 23, Born • in Ingersoll, .phe was in her 74th year. • Mrs. Fitzgerald spent last sum- mer at their home south of the village which they built about 25 years ago, Besides 'her husband, she ,is sur- vived by two sons, Arthur, Water- loo; • Carl, Toronto,•.and a daughter, Mra. Frank (Dora) Price,- Kitch- ener; and ten grandchildren. • Six grandeons acted as pall- bearers .and interment was,. made in Kitchener.- • (president) and Sam 1VicNall, Goderich; representing Canadian Legion Branch 109, Those from a distance who at- tended the funeral' were; Mr., and Mrs, B. J. Lingerd,, William V. Hall, Gordon Lingarel; Toronto. 0 God. Twp. South CorreSpondent: James R. Stirling Phone HU .2-9537 -Alec Sparks, who has been visi- ting with his son' Evanand his wife in Indiana returned - home last week, and finds quite a diff- erence in the climate• here, as there it Is raining most of the time. Gordon Manning who has been in the London Hospital for three weeks, returned home on Sunday, much improved. :••••—••••••••^7nr—ww.-...."-wr—wer-wr."..7-71.—Nr." Oltitife,PLVAISER' 11/AROLe 1,Y7-963' 113FritEr %mai RADIATORS SHIRK,' I BY GOLLY, WE WILL I MAKE THEM WORK L ' - Mr, and Mrs. Anson Coleman acceMpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oke, London, left on Fri- day last fer several weeks in Cal- ifornia, Mrs. Fred McClymont is visit- ing, with relatives in Toronto and Ring City. Skating is still the most popu% lax sport in the village as large crowds of old and young enjoy the fine skating at the rink, Church Annnal The annual meeting of the con- gregation of the United Church was held on Wednesday evening last with, the pastor Rev, T. a. Pitt in charge, Excellent reports were given by the Session, Sun- day School, WA, WMS, YPU and the treasurer, Mrs, Charles Reit* reported substantial balance on hand.. The vacation school report showed 92 children enrolled with an average attendance of 90, Members of the session are John, T, McAsh„ Sherlock Keyes, George Reid, Fred McClyment, Anson: Coleman, Alfred Johnston;- Stew0- eras, Louis, Taylor, Robert. Ster- ling, George Stephenson, William, McAsh, George Dawson, Grant Webster, -.Gordon Hill, Ivan Mc- Clymont, Robert' Taylor; trustees,. Ralph Stephensoi% Anson Cole- man, William Clarke John Ost- rom, Alfred Johnston..• • - A vote of appreciation was ten-, dered tp the .pastor Rev,, T. Pitt by the. congregation_ LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Armst- rong -and son, Stratford, spent e few•• days laat week with• their parents•,- Mr. and..Mrs, John Arm- strong, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warwick,. Brussels, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Allen last Friday, Miss Doris Lear and Frances Johnston, Hamilton, Spent the weekend with Mr. .and Mrs, Nel- son. Lear. Misses Helen. and Diana 'Marks, Listowel,, visited with their sister, Mrs. Ted Fothergil, ews of Varna . The SS No. 4 Goderich Town- ship Farm Forum met , at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thompson. There were nine me- mbers present, and there was a very interesting discussion on the topic of "Education—Do our chil- dren get it?" The members' agreed for a good basic education one must have the subjects: reading, spelling, writing, arithmetic, composition, viritten-and_oral - Our schools_pro- tranwszega..ammarammatai;ammaesasmaseagAga,.1•:mimao Look at the outside of the' Lark. Trim, compact, truly smart. Then step inside, Lo and behold! A , luxuriously appointed-full-sized car with ample room for six husky adults, S u rp eis e Conveniently smaller than other comparable North American package! cars-yet priced POO te.$400.lbWer. Performance is breathtaking .. better than most and compares. wish the best, See this wonderful surprise package at your Studebaker dealer, iabidalIMMIEMI;•.; ; Even the purest water quick- ly becomes contaminated; and all chicks, sick or well, drink from the same founts. Protect your chicks! Drop 5 Check-R-Tabs into each gallop you give them dur- ing their first 4 or 5 weeks. It's cheap, handy and effec- tive "life insurance." Disinfect their Drinking Water Clinton Farm Supply - C. Nelson, Prop. HU 2-9613 . CLINTON- :s1 - I - ilv , 0' iht . -tr--• , - lie •NI*' Nlh 0 01 4 6) i , - • !I .. / --..... LOOK AHEAD! NOW is the Time to CIAECK your FARM ,TRACTOR and MACHINERY for Spring Work. . ................. OUR LINE OF OLIVER and MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE FARM EQUIPMENT IS WAITING FOR YOUR INSPECTION. We Carry a Full Line of Repairs for this Machinery. ............ DO IT NOW . : Do Not Wait 'Till Spring. Work Commends. We are at your disposal for Quick and Efficient Repair Services. 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