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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-04-09, Page 9• • • perfectly practicali practically perfect 27.1-1.51 ARY STaDEBAKER Built in Canada by Canadians st.,Age;:ggi"..s it•ve 10.• . • I A RK 2-DOOR St:DA.1,1 POMMINP7.- Happy the homemaker who has electricity (and an eager young daughter) to help her about the house. Just try to name one thing other than electricity that helps bathe children, shave husbands, wash clothes, cook meals, refrigerate food and clean the house. Electricity . . . only electricity . . does all these things and many more that help to make today's family living more pleasant . yet it costs just a few cents a day. There's nothing like electricity . use it to the full because it's yours to enjoy. You get more out of life when you get the most 'out of electricity. LIVE EI ETV' F ELECTRICALLY A saucer of household ammonia left in the oven overnight loospns burnt- on-grease, makes cleaning much easier, COULD BE "MINERAL HUNGER" YOU KNOW. If your Dairy Herd has received supplementary minerals, SHUR-GAIN Essential Minerals, all winter, they will not now be suffering from "mineral hunger". It's always good business to make minerals available, free choice. Make them avail- able, and make them SHUR GAIN ESSENTIAL MINERALS You need not pay a lot of money for a good mineral mixture. SHUIZ-GAIN Essential Minerals for Cattle is a registered and guaranteed mineral mixture, containing ALL and ONLY those minerals presently known to be required by cattle. SHUR-GAIN Minerals are the best money can buy anywhere — and it takes d lot less money to buy SHUR-GAIN than most other minerals, So satisfy mineral needs the ECONOMICAL way with SHU11-GAIN Cattle Minerals, available at our mill in 25 and 100 pound paper bags. Canada Packers Limited Phone HU 2-3815 Clinton InitTB2PAY.1 APRZ ',9k ,959 WS CORD PAGE :I7$ Vse of daylight savings time was 41rit advocated in Ylngland in 3.907. Even _a tombstone will say good. things about a guy when he's lawn. The Canadian Red Cross .and the American Red Cross have a mutual agreeemrit to supply free blood to tourists who may require blood -transfusions while visiting in their neighbouring nation. inc5e its inauguration in UV,. the ..Canadian Red Cross free blood transfusion service has supplied more than 2,500;000 bottles of blood for free transfusions to pa- tients. in Canadian hospitals. Miss Betty MOSS spent last week with her little friend, Miss Vera Jane Craig, Iklertan. Miss Jill Bennett, Port Albert, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs, Wes l3radnock. Mrs. Otto Popp, and her mother, Mrs, McKenzie, Dungannon, visit-, ed with Mrs, Fred Plaetzer. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tioss, Oak- ville, spent last week in the vil- lage, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eve, Lea- side, spent last weekend with her mother, Mrs, Herbert Govier. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Campbell, Dungannon, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie and family Mrs, Charles Scott returned last week from London, where she has been undergoing medical treat- ment. Misses Cynthia and Louise Campbell visited last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Mr. and Mrs, John Daer and Robert Daer, visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs, Robert Seiler, at Mitchell, Mrs. Norman Vincent and fam- ily, Londesboro, • spent last Wed- nesday with her sister, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mr. Raithby and family. Miss Carolyn Craig, Ilderton, spent the Easter vacation with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William ', Craig, Mrs, Catherine Dobie an d daughter, Mrs, James Johnston, Bluevale, visited last Thursday with Miss Margaret R. .Tacksen and other friends in the village, Mrs. Ross Nicholson, Paul and Louise, Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs, Howard Tait and Cindy, Or- illia, Nveisviintesd, a few days last weep with the lady's mother, Mrs. Am- elia Mra. Gordon Chanmey is a pat- ient in the Goderich hospital, Lar- ry, Paul, Lorraine and Douglas have been staying with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Leatherland and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson re- turned recently from a five weeks VacatiOn in Florida, visiting St, Augustine, Orlando, Cypress Gard- ens, and many other points of in- terest. Mrs. Duncan MacKay, Johnny and Bobby Weir, went to London on Thursday, where they stayed until Saturday, Miss. Barbara MacKay returned with then]. after spending the week with her cous- in, Miss Joan Weir. W. R. Rodger left on Sunday for his new post at Vancouver -where he will be with the ICU Vancou- ver. Bill has been at RCAF Stat- ion Clinton for over a year. He previously had served in Germany for two and a half years with the Canadian Army Overseas. Young People Meet The Young People's Society of Knox Presbyterian Church met last Tuesday evening in the Sab- bath School room of the church with a good attendance. This Easter meeting was opened by the president, Edgar Leatherland. Prayer was by Stewart Youngblut. The Easter Story as told by the Gospel of Luke was read. The of- fering was received by the treas- urer, Gordon Daer. Rev. D, J. Lane conducted a questionnaire about the Easter season The Luggage of Life Rev. D. IVIeTavish, London, en- tertained his audience last Thurs- day evening in Knox United Chur- ch when he presented his lecture, "The Luggage of Life." His wit, wisdom, sense, nonsense, pathos, and humour all blended together proving that everything from nickname to religion goes into the luggage. Charles Scott was chair- man and Rev. R. S. Hiltz helped in the opening devotions. Special music was given by members of the Westfield male choir.' A de- licious pancake supper was served earlier in the evening by members of the Sunday. school. Through Canadian Red Cross in- tervention more than 500 men, women and children from seven nations have been reunited with their families in Canada after many years of separation brought about by war and civil distur- bances. Dept of Agriculture Urging Restaurants To Feature -Pork Meals Canadian restaurateurs are be- ing encouraged by the Canada De- ptuqinent of Agriculture to feature pork on their daily menus, A department _exhibit at the Canadian Restaurant Association annual convention in Toronto, April 6-9 will promote pork as a Farm Forum Groups At Porter's Hill and Holmesville Hold Dinner Enjoying a social evening to close out their first year as active farm forums, the groups at Port- er's Hill and Hohnesville gathered in the Hotel Clinton on Tuesday evening, March 31, for 'a turkey dinner, Afterwards at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Julius Bauer, RR 1, Goderich, the members viewed the TV Farm Forum broadcast and an evening of court whist, Winners were ladies high, Mrs. Frank Yeo; low, Mrs, Howard McCullough; men's high, Ray Cox; low, Lloyd Bond. Lunch was served. These two groups were organiz- ed-for the first time last fdll, for the winter season of 'radio and TV broadcasts, Secretaries were, Mrs. Lloyd Bond, SS 3, Holmes- ville Farm Forum and Keith Cox, $S 5, Porter's Hill Farm Forum, —0— Counter Check Books on Sale at the News-Record m ,,„ 11: ews o Auburn Correspondents MRS, W. BRADNoCK Phone Auburn 51 e 14 For business or pleasure, a unique blend of common sense and uncommon distinction, Prestige 6-passenger interior.. Performs with any North American car--parks in 18 square feet less. Lower initial cost and upkeep, too. V-8 or 6—complete range of models and outions. Wonderful family car. Wonderful new. experience in motoring , W.-Hi, DALRYMPLE & SON, .Brucerield ready aiwaYs to help MONEY SERVICE YOU CAN TRU popular, tasty, economical Main dish. Two refrigerated show cases, each containing a whole side of pork, will be used. 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