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BLACK CLINTON Phone HU 2-3873 • Esso Furnace Oil for Automatic Burners • Esso Stove Oil for Gravity Fed Heaters ANOTHER GOOD REASON FOR DEALING WITH News of Bayrield By NIBS R WOODS MOM,: )aids,. 45r 3 Huron Presbytery Missionary Rally Tonight in Blyth A missiona,ry rally of wide in- terest will be held in Blyth United Church, on Thursday evening, No- vember 19, at 7.30. p,rn, This event is sponsored by Huron Pres- byterial WMS and members of all auxiliaries in Huron, are invited and expected to attend. The special speaker will be Miss Frances' M. Walbridge, of Angola, Africa. Miss Walbridge is a vacious speaker who has much to tell of her work as principal of the Vocational School for girls, at Camundongo, and of the vocation- al short courses and camps for women and girls conducted in the villages of the area. One of her special concerns is Christian Lit- erature of all kinds and literacy work. This year, church groups of all ages are studying Africa, This rally provides a wonderful oppor- tunity for the people of Huron, to hear a missionary on active ser- vice in Africa. The Wingham CGIT choir will provide special music, call for the December meeting will be answered with gifts for the Children's Aid. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Reg. Miller, Hostesses for the day were Mrs. William Bender and Mrs. John Grigg, Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Avery have returned to their home, af- ter spending ten weeks on vaca- tion in England. 0 Counter Check Books on Sale at the News-Record Phone HU2.3815 FIN kis WHEN USED TO HEAT ',OUR tIONE ,YOU %E- OM Oil. 4025 MEAN BE RIGHT WHEN YOU WRAP Use corrugated cardboard or a stout carton. Use strong wrapping paper and tie securely with strong cord. Print name and address clearly, completely, and correctly, and in ink on front of parcel. 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TRUCKS ZURICH ""HURON COUNTY'S LARGEST DEALER" EXETER -77-111P.SPAY, NOV 959 .CLINTON MISIS4t,Dcorm NEWS of MIDDLETON Miss Helen McLeod, London, was home over the weekend, The Reverend F, H. Paull, Lis- towel, was in the village on Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Flagg, Lon- don, spent the weekend at their cottage on Main Street, East, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hayman and Miss Ruth E. Haman, Lon- don, were here over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fraser left on Friday to visit their daughter, Mrs. George FelloWs and family in Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Keith PrusS, Jan- ice and Charles, London, spent the weekend with her motner, Mrs, 3, a Parker. Mrs, William Parker and Char- lie, London, came on Saturday to spend a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Fraser. Mr. 'and Mrs. Douglas Carswell, Mark and Glen, Waterloo, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geor- ge Bellchamber on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Parker, Pam and Jack, London, visited his narents, Mr, and, Mrs. William E. Parker, over the weekend, Mrs. R. Clark and Miss Roberta Clark, Cleveland, Ohio, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seotchmer over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brisson, returned to Grosse Point, Mich„ on Monday, after having been at their cottage here' over the week- end. Mrs, L. M. Burt, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt and.three children, London, were at her home here for the week- end. Howard and Ronald „Burt re- turned to London on Wednesday evening of last week, after hun- ting deer in this locality. Ho- wardd bagged a fine doe. • Mr. and Mrs, Percy Weston motored to London on Monday. Mr. Weston entered St. Joseph's Hospital to undergo surgery and Mrs. Weston is spending a few days in the city. George Little and the Reverend J. Patrick returned on Thursday, after deer hunting near Tober- mory. The weather was mild and they did not sight any deer but enjoyed the outing. Marvin Ellison, Toronto, a class mate of Brian Grime, at Un- iversity of Western Ontario, spent the weekend with him at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. or the FINEST BUILDING SUPPLIES at a FAIR PRICE look for this sign of quality LOA Dealers in your tows J. W. COUNTER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone HU 2-9612 -- Albert St. Clinton, Ont. George Bellcharriber. TrinW 04114 The regular Monthly meeting a Trinity Guild was held at the home of Mrs, R. H. F. Gairdner on Mon, clay evening, November 9. Mrs. Percy Weston, president, chaired the meeting and conclue, ted the opening exercises. In the absence •of Mrs. Merton Merrier, the minutes were read by Mrs. R, Larson and Mrs. Fred Weston was secretary for the meeting. Mrs. R, H, F, Gairdner read the financial statement. A letter of thanks for the gift of a plate from Bishop W, A. Townshend read. Arrangements were made to hold a Christmas Tea, in the Par- ish Hall, on December 5, with tea cup reading and a touchan-take- tree. The rector, the Reverend B. 3. B. Harrison closed the meeting with prayer, The hostess was as- sisted in serving refreshments by Mrs, J. M. Stewart. The Women's,. Auxiliary of St. JaMes Church, Middleton, invites the community to a special social evening to be held in the SS 9, (Tiperary) on Friday evening, November 27, Miss Claire Taylor, Blyth, show colored films and slides tak- en during her year of teaching and social work among the Es- kimos at Frobisher Say.. This promises to be a very interesting and unusual entertainment. Pub- lic school and collegiate students are especially invited to lea= of life on Baffin Island far beyond the Tree Line. Miss Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Taylor, Blyth, is currently attending Teacher's College at -Stratford,- Dr. and Mrs. Edward Mullens and family, Toronto, spent tie weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton; on Saturdaay evening family gathering . was held with. 28. persons present. lime mov-ies -contributed by various mem- bers of the family were much en- joyed, after which Mrs, Middle- ton served a turkey buffet supper, His Many friends will be glad to bear that William. Stirling has returned home recently from the Clinton Public Hospital. Infant Raptlsre On Sunday afternoon,, Novem- ber 15, the rector of St. James Church, Middleton, officiated at the service of public baptism when Mary Louise, infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith was christened. NEWS OF HOLMESVILLE Correspondent: MRS. F. MoCULLOUGH Phone HU 2-7418 PUT A CURL IN THEIR TAILS INCREASE WEANING WEIGHTS Baby Pigs must be growing all the time—setbacks cost money. Normal litter management includes many necessary jobs, such as castrating or moving, which can slow up the development of the young pigs. You can do much to keep them growing through any trouble period by simply switching them to SHUR-GAIN PIG TAIL-CURLER until 3 to S days after the trouble has passed. Supplementing the sows milk with solid food as soon as possible is just one more time when this fine SHUR-GAIN feed should be used to get them growing. There's no doubt about it — SHOR-GAIN PIG TAIL-CURLER is the multi-purpose feed for baby pigs —. yes and sale barn pigs, too. The high antibiotic content and palatibility of this SHUR-GAIN proven feed will put a curl in the tails of every litter. Be sure to have some handy when you're feeding baby pigs. SHUR KGAIN PIG TAIL-CURLER Canada Packers Limited Clinton The'syrnpathy of the community goes to, the family of the late E. J. Trewartha, who passed away in,,St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Saturday. "Uncle Ed.", as Mr. Trewartha was known to his neighbours, will be sadly missed by all. Mrs. Lloyd Bond, a patient at Victoria Hospital, London, is im- proving in. health every day, fol- lowing a serious operation. Mr, and Mrs. William Norman and family were in New Hamburg on Sunday, visiting with Mrs. F. Norman, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hinz. Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Bezeau and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bezeau, Kitch- ener, and Donald Bezeau, Toronto, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeo spent Sunday in Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bissett. Miss Mar- ilyn Yeo and Donald Yea who had spent the weekend at the Bissett home, returned home with their parents. Congratulations to Miss Mary Helen Yeo, student at Stratford Teacher's College, who has been awarded a Canada Packer's Schol- arship. A Hohnesvidle WMS The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of Holmesville United Chur- ch, met in the basement of the church. Mrs. Les Jervis was in charge. Mrs. Les Jervis read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. 0. Blake led in prayer. A temper- ance reading was given by Mrs. Stewart Farquhar. Mrs. Reg Miller read a poem that had been written by Mrs. A. L. Rodges, Clinton. The presi- dent, Mrs. Carman Tebbutt, con- ducted the business period. Mrs. J. A. McKim, was the speaker for the meeting, and gave a very in- teresting talk on the five years she spent in Newfoundland. Mrs. Les Jervis gave the thanks of the group to Mrs. McKim, for her talk. A duet was sung by Mrs. Reg Miller and Mrs. Edward Grigg, with Mrs. W, Yeo at the piano. The meeting closed with prayer in unison. The Woman's Association meet- ing followed with the president, Mrs. R. Miller in the chair. Fol- lowing the theme song and creed, Mrs. Reg Miller read the Scrip- ture lesson, and the comments on it were given by Mrs. Stewart Farquhar. The treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs, Frank Mc- Cullough. It was passed to send a donation to the Deaconess Order. Mrs. Edward Grigg gave a re- port on the arrangements planned for the Federation banquet. Mrs. Reg Miller gave a short report of the recent semi-annual meeting of the WA Presbytery held at Au- burn. A nominating committee of Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Mrs. Frank McCullough and Mrs. Ninian Heard was appointed to bring in the slate of officers for both the WMS and WA for 1960, The roll ICIT•IES SERVICE, slfif/tESw.