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Gods Twp. South
.correspondent; ,igniep K, soon
Phone HO- .P-9531
Murray McDougall had a nor,.
reW escape on Friday fle drove
his. ear to Wettlauter's feed 4411
,and while inside ordering feed, he
heard a loud noise, Snow sliding
off the roof, had taken the cement
black chimney with it; and fell .
on the back of the car.
Luckily no one was in. the car,
'The glass _from the back Window
was knocked out on the snow; but
-was .not btoken:
People in this part were sorry
to bear of the sudden passing of
Mrs, _loss TouChbOrne, GOderielt,
on Friday morning, She was born
pn the. sixth concession of Gode-
rich TownShip an was the yo.ung-
-est of a 'family of 13, children born'
to - the late Mr. and Mrs, John
McClelland. Only two survive:
Chard, Gerlerith and Mrs. .Donald
ST. PATRICK'S
- DANCE IN
Old ForgeT,Hiayfield
" Tuesday, March 11
10.00 to 9.30
THE-FIRST 150 LADIES WILL
EACH RECEIVE AN ORCHID
CORSAGE FLOWN DIRECT
FROM HAWAII
ADMISSION: $100
MUSIC BY
Grant Edighoffer
AND HIS
Melody Masters
Featuring Vocals by Jo Ann
9-10-b asemems
Perhaps You.. Know Personally One of the
13,500 (rippled Chikiren in Ontario
Even if you don't, you will want to be
of help to .the worried. parents and to
these handicapped youngsters.
By nowyou will have received the PINK
Envelope containing Easter Seals.
Use them on your correspondence
during March.
and DON'T FORGET to mail your CHEQUE to. Help
Crippled Children
The Appeal for Funds Locally is being made by.
CLINTON LIONS CLUB
Send your Cheque to Mel Crich, Box 242w Clinton
HU.2-9653 CLINTON.
Don't Let Your Fuel Oil
Tank Get Too Low in
Cold Weather.
CALL US, TODAY, FOR
FREE HOME DELIVERY
PHONE HU 2- 9511
NEWCOMBE Pharmacy
CLINTON
GOLDEN VALUES SALE
Another Kroehler RED TAG Value
"Starlight" Sofa and Matching Chair Reg. $261.00
In your choice of beautiful fabrics
and decorator colors. Both only Only $246.00
WEEKEND SPECIALS
9 Pc. Living Room Grouping (Shown in Our Window)
6 Piece Dinette, including 4 chairs, arborite table and
buffet - Reg. $209.00 - Only $179.00
Sealy Button-Free Mattress
Reg. $59.50 - .,. ,.. Only $39.95
Beattie Furniture
Reg. $355.00 Only $215,00 no. Indar *ON aire Sae
U.* mak 040,
plems wadi
All Pictures Reduced - - - 10% to 15% 01* *Lai. irmi
14,124TON $41A/4-8F.CORD
nov its
(Prances) MePonald, Petroit,
Also surviving are her husband
Rossi and one .daughter, Mrs. Mary
McDonald-, London. Funeral was
on Monday from the Stiles funetn1
home, ooderich,
For the FINEST
BUILDING SUPPLIES
at a FAIR PRICE
look for this
sign of quality
The Kinsmen Clubs of Clinton
are selling
LONDON -KINSMEN BINGO CARDS"
Available, from;
• • Your London Free Press Carrier Boy
• Pinger's Restaurant, Main Corner, Clinton
• Fina Lunch, Victoria Street South,
Cards 50c each -Prize $1,000
NEW GAME STARTING NEXT WEEK
Sign the card which your paper carrier boy will leave at
your home this weekend, and he will deliver your bingo
card on Monday or Tuesday.
MODOMMONCOMMON
Start 6 0 0 D Chicks FA-11-1.-Y
Start Enough and Raise Them Right!
'The kind of chicks you start, the. time you start them
The number you .start (and raise) and the way you raise
'them — these all have a powerful bearing on the final
results you get from them.
Be ready — clean brooder house with hoe,
shovel and broom. Then scrub and disen-
fect with solution of PURINA DISINFECTANT
— 2 tablespoons per 11/2 gallons of water.
Let House Dry
• Regulate Heat
Wash Up Regularly
• Ventilate
Good Feed, Clean Water
See the Marvellous New Wily' to Clean Eggs,
The Roth-Egg Egg Washer.
Clinton Farm Supply
and Mathine Shop
C. Nelson, Prop.
HU 2-9613 CLINTON'
:OCKONINCEMMODOCONOMC
Walkerburn Club
The Walkerburn Club. met at
the home of Mrs. John Snyders,
The president, Mrs. George. Sch-
neider, was in charge, The min-
utes were read by Mrs. Ted Hunk-
ing.
The quilt that was won by Ch-
arles Asquith brought the club
$40. It was decided to donate $20
to Hope Chapel Cemetery, $20
to Ball's Cemetery, $5 to the Crip-
pled Children's Fund, $5 to the
March of Dimes,
The dutch auction was won by
Mrs. George Schneider and the
draw was won by Mrs. Lorne
Hunking. A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Bert Hunking, IVIrs.
William Hunking and Mrs. Henry
Hunking.
The next meeting will be held,
at the home, of Mrs. Joe Vereway,
with Mrs. Leonard Archambault
as convener of the program and
lunch committee, Mrs. Ted Hunk-
ing, Mrs, Joe Hunking, Mrs, Jam-
es Jackson and Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
cannel!.
WARBLE FLY
CAMPAIGN
Township of Goderich
Tenders are hereby called
for the Spraying of Cattle
in the Township of Goderich,
under the Warble Fly Cam-
paign for 1959. Tenders to
state a price per head for
spraying.
For further 'information
contact:
R. E.' THOMPSON, Clerk,
R.R. 2, Clinton, Ont.
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DiplOnnis Presented
Charles Seath, superintendent of
Knox United, Church Sunday Sch-
ool presided for the presentation
of the Robert Raikies • diplomas
and seals. Mrs. Kenneth McDoug-
al-, secretary of this department,
presented the following: diplomas,
Shirley Ament, Gary Ament, Dan-
ny Evans, John Koopmans, John
Montgomery, Jean Montgomery,
and Betty Youngblut; second year
seals, Lois Hallam, Betty. Hallam,
Robert Wilkin, Ross Wilson, Billy.
Lapp, Allan Craig, Allen MeDoug-
all, Briafl,, Craig Stephen Haggitt,
Patsy Wilkin, Mary Wilkin, Marie'
Plunkett; third year seals, Shelley
Grange, Ricky Archarnbault, Way-.
ne Arthur, Brenda Ball, Deryk
Ball, Darya .B-all, -Linda- Wilson,
Mariam :Hilts, Malcolm Hilts;
fourth year. seal, Betty Moss; fifth
year seals, JeAlf.er ,Grange, NancY
*Andersen, Ronald Arthur; sixth
year seals, Laura Daer, Brenda
Archambault, KI'aska Koopmans,
Allan Spiegelberg, Ronald Durnin,
Glen Webster, Allan Webster,
"Carol Armstrong; seventh year
seals, Douglas Archambault, Mar-
sha Koopmans, Martie Koopmans,
Brian Spiegelberg, Jim Mills, June
Mills, Joan Mills, Jackie Durnin,
Betty Durnin, George Durnin,
Wayne Durnin; Anne Spiegelberg,
Sharon Ball, Lerne Daer, Kenneth
Daer; eighth year. seals, John Ar-
thur, Barrie Turner, Berkley Spie-
gelberg; tenth year seals, John
Wright, William Anderson, Mar-
lene Easom, Bernice McDougall,
Tom Cunningham; 13th year, Mar-
go Grange..
WA Meets
James Hembly, manager of the
Auburn Branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce was guest sp-
eaker at the February meeting of
the Woman's Association of Knox
United •Church-held in the Sunday
School auditorium. Group 2 of the
association was in charge of the
program. Mrs. Elliott Lapp called
the meeting to order and the ode
was sung with Mrs. William J.
Craig at the piano.
The first hymn "Blest be the
Tie that Bends" was sung followed
White scours can be deadly to calves and piglets -- yet your
newborn animals pan be , proteated against scours for pen,-
roes a clay. Here at -NEwoomows are the potent anti-
biotics that have proved so effective in stamping- 'out this
dread infection. Weigh. their small cost against the 'value.
Of a calf or piglet and you'll see the wisdom in stocking up
With scour-pt'eventing veterinary prodoets now,
A potent treatment for
large and Small animals.
complex- deficiencies in
loss of weight, poor con-
dition and nervousness.
anemia and Vitamin. B
• STOCK- IRON
• with Vitamin 8-12
30 c.c. \Multiple Dose
For the 'prevention of
INJECTABLE
Vial
;tours, deficiency diseases
Preventex Tablets are
designed to prey ent
pneuomnia and navel ill
in new-born calves.
Administration: 6 tablets
life, then 1 a day for 9
during the first day of
days.
PREVENTEX Tablets
For New-Born Calves.
$6.00
GIVE YOUR SEED -DRILL
kIREAT
Ask Your Dealer For
News of Atiburii.
CorrespondenU MRS. W. BRADNOCK
Phone Auburn 51 r 14 ,
Outdoor Rink Populai in Brucefield
Perfect weather for outdoor skating'rinks this winter has probably come to an
end, but thiswas,an especially good season. A rink with -lights at night was enjoyed
greatly in Brucefield, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy .Leppington. From the left are
Beverley and. Larry Hughes‘.Jo-Anne and Gerald Aldwincklen Hans and Bob Lepping-,
ton and Ronnie Scott. (News-Record Photo),
by Scripture read by Mrs. William
Dodds. Mrs. B. Koopmans led in
prayer, after. which Mrs. Fred Toll
presented timely thoughts on Ch-
ristian Stewardship.
A quartette composed of Mn.
George Millian, Miss Sadie Carter,
Mrs. Fred Plaetzer and Mrs. Gor-
don McClinchey accompanied by
Mrs. William J. Craig presented
a pleasing -musical number.
Mr. Hembly was introduced by
Mrs. Lapp. He explained some of
the many services given by char-
tered banks; and gave some sug-
gestions on how customers can
help the bank staff to give better
service. Mrs. George Wilkin th-
anked the speaker. The offering
.was received by Mrs. James Jack-
son and Mrs. Norman Wightman.
Mrs. Arthur Grange presided
for the business period, The min-
utes were read by Mrs. William
1.e. Craig, and the financial state-
ment by Mrs. Robert Arthur. It
was decided to cater _to the Wo-
men's Institute banquet in April,
Lunch was served.
WA Dealers in lour towns
J. W. Counter Builders! Supply
Clinton,;_ Ontario • *
NIXON
SCOUREX TABLETS
For Infectious Scours
16' Tablets $1.75
Sold on a Money Back
Guarantee
For Scours in Swine
PELLAGRIEX' PASTE'
Vitamins •. Minerals c
Antibiotics
For prevention & treat4
ment of scours, anemia, -
arid infectious enteritis in
Suckling Pigs.
1.50 per tube
,(1% ass,)
15 tables $1.25
I.
This Spring!
Smooth Drilling, Non-Caking.
Grand Valley Fertilizer
at
WORTHWHILE EARLY AND CASH.
DISCOUNTS
GRAND VALLEY FERTILIZERS LIMITED
ORANGEVILLE, ONT.
Box 720 Phone 964
9-10-b
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