HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-10-25, Page 11RCAF Association's Banner
Highlight of the 12th RCAF Association Con-
vention held in HalifaN was the presentation to the
Association of their new banner. The banner: con-
sists of the RCAF Association badge on a light
blue background with, a design of gold maple leaves
along the inner edge. The silken banner, completely
'bordered with a gold tassled fringe, will be mam-
tained at the association's head office in Ottawa.
Fascimilies of banner across Canada, will contain
a narrow white swath below the badge 'with the
name and number of the particular wing,
Ad -r
astral 'Park
New of tondesbarc
n ..q.. , ar
were pleased to !hear that she
has returned home from Vic-
garr�,irgndelut -r, :>�9 D#�fi .1'
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Money vas also voted 'for
Phope Yslyt
r 47 r:4
Soc,,`.
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Rehm rid Mr§ W J• Taylgr
NRY4mber �#. The B s 1a,d^
Christmas. pre,54mits to like
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i?orc ter were r..
, econt vlsut
a r a'
res wil1. h ld the r Bazaar i 1?
News Edptor:; Aepp ►heron ,— thane HO -2,7449
ors with Mr, and Mrs. Hargld
the community _hall on October
+he booths will include. ktTlult-
Livingstone.
30 at 2.30 p clock with a `25c
G4114 Meet$
GV11414 tn"P 'sadgpted" -childran
i%isitgrs over the weekend
tea -to follow,
The October* ✓nesting �f the
a Uaenlnase child aid .a Korean,
oar lion, TrYenty-one mMibens
with Mrs. Townsend and Doro-
thY Were Miss Jane Chapman
Mrs, Webster bad the secre-
tiny read a letter which She
e abar}t ,ChlaPea Guild 'tgpk
a d
and iSs Doris Barron, Toronto.
had received from Korea with
plgap October 15 :Liu the .chapel
annex, presided -over by Mrs,
Refhoslm nts Yore served'by
William Ross, Sr,, is at Pres-
crit a otic tin Clinton Public
a. plea for help to clothe child-
o five to 15 years, who
Delo from
A Toch, A period of .divine
Mrs. Fretts :god Mrs.. Boys,
, t
Next meetutvg orf the Prod ar►
P n.
Hospital, having undergone an
ng t leper parents. Any-
one who has good used cloth-
r
areaaizng -rvaS given by MSS,
Bingham,
gha'm,
Guild 'scheduled fax Navetn-
ber U.
operation orn Monday,
wank Little, whp suffered a
ing to spare please lop, at
the church. The Iasi genera]
Business for itlae evening,
For the bazaar and tea, •tick•
broken arm ,recently; is making
favorable -progress in Clinton
meeting of the year will be ,ort
December 3.
mostly oon,ceTaed the comin
• g
anzrwal b aa+r wln;ich 4 -hi.
OU ane already an sale •apt 35
cents from all; members of the
public Hospital.
Erie ds f M Arch CX k
COLT Off1cers
'.>i";hMrs,� .Orta 'As! 190— Cli"t90 "ews R1Pcord-!, .Pg9Q 1'1
1957 CA
D1�, AC in A-1 cQnclitian•
M7 ;FQRD. STATION WAIGQN* with .radia, :in M
145 I L JEEP than
.......•b W.,�...1� . ,with. hydraulic blade send winch
on regr and
:C;AB,OYER TOW TRUCK;
101% DOWN
yeax`,
will. be b,eld imi November 24,
_.
Guild. This will take place at
Air Ma;rshala I-Tugh Campbell
n ..q.. , ar
were pleased to !hear that she
has returned home from Vic-
The senior group
g P of the
CGIT met ort Wednesday, Qc-
toper 17
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Money vas also voted 'for
wblic S!ohagl rcrm 2 'ko. 4.30
tonin Z ospital, London, after a
to elect officers for
1962-63, Karen
M
ertest
Christmas. pre,54mits to like
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lengthy illness.
Allen , was
elected president; Donna Shob-
'
Phone HQ '� 9g79
; <
Helen Huard.' is Presently in
Clinton Public Hospittal for a
+he booths will include. ktTlult-
Recent visitors with. Mr, and
1VIrs. Robert I'airservice "Fere
brook, first vice-president;- lion-
(behind Post O. ffice fin Victoria Street)
tonsi!ll;iltds operation,
s- balbgt pick-
ting ,and eW4ngl g;
els and �pmeserve table; white
Mr, and Mrs. Jarrtes Marr and
nie Kennedy, second vice -prey -
dent; press secretary, Linda
Sgecta'Itztng in Wheel' BolonGing --- Tune -Up
Louise Tremblay wi>a cede-
elepharut table oanldy a'nd
three daughters, Brussels,• Miss
Thomson. The senior roup
g
qnd Automatic Transmissions
>weanor MoKenz�e lIamtlton
trate her 11th, birthday on �nio5ratyi Iboot>h., gas well gs a and Miss Helen Coo er Glin-
Oatcbe'r 30, p. ;
- _. fish 'pond dor ohildh'on. tQn;
The secwtaryiMrs, H, My- Anniversary
FUN FOR PRE-$CBOOLER ers, reminded members and Anniversary services w r e
ON RAINY DAY$ their friends that she has box- well attended on Sunday. Rev,
will meet .every gbher Wednes.
day in the Sunday School
rogm, Girls. of nigh school age
are welcome to join the group,
p F
es of ' •Hia�stty Nates" on sale.
Harold Snell, Riverside United
.
Work Meeting
To entertain the pre-schooler These aa,e very aVWactively Church, London, delivered two
Of Knox Presbyterian Church
bell; stewardship and. training,
on xainy :days, mix up some done with a print of the pre-
play dough for him. Mix to-
interesting and impressive ser,
mons, Two fine solos, The
'
London Speaker
gether one cup of flour and Sent RCAF protestant Civapel.
OWL To ]?rive
one cup of water to inalce a Y
Penitent" and "If God sq clothe
,;
the Grass by G, Weber, were
vices ,at Presby-
; <
soft, pliable dough. When the The convener of ,the 041010l c
enjoyed. The choir also con -
Health
texaan Church, Clinton, to hear
Rev. D. J. Lane, B.A., D.D.,
dough is of the right .consis- Womenv's League annual, toy
tributed three splendid anthems.
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tency, colour it with a few drive ifor ut1derprdylleged' chic-UC1A/
Meeting
'
addresses to the churches he
drops of food colouring, and dren, w.ish'es 'to than;c all ladies
Wait .and see all the anmais who helped mnalne'tlln�s collection
The general meeting of the
united Church Women was held
0 F
k
that can be created, a success. Mrs. Rita Lapointe
on Monday evening. Business
"
Au6urn an District
MRS. WES BRADNOCK---Correspondent Phone 526-7595
Alvin Plunkett is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Miss Diane Kirkeonnell visit-
ed last weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Crawford in London,
Mrs. Charles Asquith is visit -
Ing in Blyth this week with her
sister, Mrs. Frank' Rogerson.
Mr, and Mrs, Durnin Phillips,
Lurgeon Beach, near Kincardine
visited relatives in the village
on Monday,
Mrs. George Haggitt and in-
fant son,. Michael George, ar-
rived home from Clinton Public
Hospital last weekend.
Friends of Lloyd Raithby,
London, are sorry to learn that
he is a patient in a London
hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Arm-
strong, Detroit, are visiting this
week with Mr. and Mrs. John
Houston.
Misses Esther Hendricks and
Loretta Garrett, Grosse Point,
Mich., spent the weekend with
their friend, Miss Ella Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen
returned this"week after a two
weeks visit with Peter Brown
at Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asquith,
Toronto, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Charles
Asquith.
Miss Sadie Carter, Goderich
and Mr. ,and Mrs. Reg. Carter
and family, Port Elgin, visited
with friends in the village last
Sunday.
Mrs, T. W. Hazelwood, To-
ronto, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. William To
Robison, returned to her home
last weekend.
Murray Rollinson attended
the Eastern Canada Congress
Festival of Praise sponsored by
the Salvation Army at Toron-
to last week.
Mrs. Betty Crete and her
small son, Wdndsor, returned to
their home after -holidaying with
her uncle; Arthur Youngblut
and other relatives,
The children. of the schools
in .this area had a holiday while
their teachers went on a con-
ducted tour of some of the Ham-
ilton schools.
Mr. and Mrs: Oliver Ander-
son, William and Miss Nancy
visited last Sunday. with Mr.
and .Mrs. William Kruse and
Miss Elizabeth ' at Kitchener.
Recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Davies were Mrs. Al-
bert Doerr, Mrs.. Jean Scruton,
Mrs. Ellen Bachstader, Mrs.
Edith Miller and Mrs. May Cro-
zier, all of Streetsvi-11e.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Powell,
Miss Rose Marie Haggitt and
Mrs. Eppie Carrick, Goderich,
attended ,the funeral of the Tat-
ter's niece, Mrs. J. Knobbs,
Trenton, Mich., last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phil-
lips returned last weekend
from a -'two "week's vacation in
Florida. T h e y accompanied
Sheriff and Mrs. Harry Sturdy,
Goderich and Miss Betty Stur-
dy, RX, Stratford.
•Institute Project
Mrs. Thomas Lawlor and Mrs,
Lloyd Humphreys ,attended the,
classes at Wingham for -the fall
project,"143 lbs• of meat",
sporn' ed by the Ontario De
partment of Agaricu1ture. They
will conduct classes in the buy-
ing, cooking, carving and serv-
ing of meat in the week of No-
vember 12-19, with two one -day
sessions. Anyone wishing to at-
tend these classes sponsored by
the Auburn Women's .institute
please contact the leaders by
November I.
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also 'thamilas .all the Gyri Guides was conducted ,bY the president � , ;;.:: •• �, ., ;; '
for their helping hand,. when various projects were un- E `: > •::"
Local Association der discussion. Harry Ball gave .,. � ,• � �;
Tire +follbwirng lad'l'es motored an interesting talk on a tour
to Spain and Portugal which a
to Fergus on October 20 for a he and Mrs. Bali enjoyed last
cornlfen'ernce in leadership amain- winter. An invitation was re
in;g: Mrs. X. A. Spano, Mrs. ceived from the Holniesville
R. Burnside, dVlrV. E, Davies; ladies to attend their bazaar on i
C� Mrs.
Mrs. YY�7r� .. Slub�0'Ulrin. Mrs. W,
Maxed and ,Mrs. K. Lapointe,
Younggir'is of s Station FAA dship Clab
Attend Farewell
will in 'turn, aX profit from
with her ;pa'remltis, Mr: and MM,
ery 9milth; citizenship and, com-
Members of the congregation
this
derpstnmg session in
Work Meeting
Lunch was served by the hos-
Of Knox Presbyterian Church
bell; stewardship and. training,
'g
sh, wAvC 4 piatures of Old Fort.
along with Blyth Presbyterians
attended the anniversary ser -
St. Andrew's
London Speaker
The Friendship Club of Tri-,
Plans have been made tori
vices ,at Presby-
coldurful costumes of the last
November 11 when the young
people will be in charge of
ntity Aniglican Church met in
Health
texaan Church, Clinton, to hear
Rev. D. J. Lane, B.A., D.D.,
At Auburn
,the parish, �halll on October 17
and chose conveners and help -
an
preach anniversary services.
These
These •also were his farewell
for ;the nveners tea and
'
addresses to the churches he
o
Institute Meeting
bazaar being planned for No -
0 F
has served for over 20 years..
vember 17.
"
At the morning service he
chose the ✓text, Sir, we would
AUBURN The Women'ls Inc
,in
The meeting then was turn
ed into a work session:, duartrug
see Jesus", and at the evening
service spoke on "The Bright
stilbu$a mot the Menioita•1
Community Hall with, president
whndh cupboards were cleaned
1�
To -morrow," The large con-
Mins.. Ed. Davies in the chalir.
.gtiflts w a'iaie and tables
the evening wag 3ohhn McData-
greegations present at both ser-
Mrs. Gordon R. 'Taylor was
set :floe' 'a bantquet which follow-
Bert Niosi
vices paid tribute to their pas-
piar slt. Minutes were read '
ed the next day.
A ,top name Canadian i
for b their attendance at his
y
farewell services.
secretary Mrs. 'Tltrorrvas Haggitt
The• Club will meat cru Tum"
�g 'Dirndl. urnusde, is axnarvg
,
Goderich; was thairm'an of the
and! tithe! tinatneial statement was
dray, O'ct'ober 30 at 8,15., This
tease heard on the Tuesday
Homemakers
accepted as read,
is a change in meeting night,
evenum'g CBC radio network
The sixth meeting of the Au-
Guest spew W Alderson,
since Hall'awe'e71 falls on the
program,, Canada's Big, Bands:.
bum Sprouts 4-1-1 Club was held
London, told of safe use of
regular night.
Other' featured ,ane: Ellis, Mc -
with the mothers of the girls as
special guests. The president,
electricity on the farm and in
Hostesses Mrs. W. Beek, Mrs.
Lintock, Arlt Morrow, Dave '
J Dobie was in charge.
the home He stated that it is
E. Baofflff and Mrs. B. B,ardflf
Pepper and Dave Rabbim.
Thhee minutes were approved as
the safest form of en ergy but
served lunch,
(CBC Photo)
read by Rose Xa;rie Haggitt and
must .have comtplete control
A t
roll call was answered by each
girl naming a raw vegetable
she could ,take to school,
Of It at all' lorries. He hold about
the hazavd of frayed electric
cords, Pow
Canadian,Pictures Shown
Bring Quk-k
A • discussion took place on
ground wires amid
inadequate service. He showed
the making of salads and the
proper dressing to use on them.
Mrs. Davies demonstrated
an sinteresting film on the use
of eleatrIci�ty`
At Auburn
Horticultural
bei to, 'taike further sidpg ,4611
1161-t` At Saattile On tied new
re
how a relishplate can be made
A med9'ey of old sora � was
wllrtd fts ttrunt for
highw'Iuy they Went til.bugh
I-lufth Coiltvty.
with radish roses, celery and
playedby Mrs. George MRliian.
carrot curls, lettuce, onions and
MrS• Loyd Humphreyes was ap-
AUBURN—Pictures of rrna,,W
Saskatchewan,and Albexrta, .and
tomato cubds. Marilyn Daer and
painted assistant leader with
places of interest across the
showed .pictures of interest'such
Barbara MacKay made a cab-
Mrs. Thomas Lawlor for the
Dominion of Canada were
as Bamff, Lalke. Louise and then
bage salad, and Jannett Dobie
and Rose Marie Haggitt made
fall project"1.43 %5. orn meat".
An&ndtatdon,
Shown art the Memorial Com-
'an to Victoria. They visited me -
a potato salad.Htagg;itt
was re'ald by Mrs.
munity .Haul when, the Auburm
lattives at several places in Vann
All ;the members prepared
drain Mrs. W, Hardy
Homticultwrall Society held its
couver and Victoria and 'alio
salad .plates and the guests were
of the, Ti ger" Dunlap branch rt'o
open meeting, The president,
the lovely Stanley Park ,and
e(ly y
served these and sandwiches al-
attelnd ,a Heather course, Jana -"Mrs.
Ekll. Davies was in, charge
Queen Elizabeth Park.
ong with coffee. Mrs, Charles
•ary 28 to February 4.,
and pianist war, Mrs. Gordon
From S'eattl'e ,they had pic-
Millian 'thanked the leaders and
Members requested a card of
R. Taylor.
tyres of ithe Canada exhlibnt ,at
the girls for the invitation to
attend the meeting.
thanks be sent to Reg Bell,
Minutes were read by the
the W Adi's Fair and also the
Goderioh for ]vis work in et-
secretary, Miss, Gordian R. Tay-
restaurant Which 'towers over
"'--
bin ,tiveT Lague for the 1�a+R,
g P
low. She sbated• that the annual
aN, the grounds on the end of
Mrs, Donald Haines was aP-
re ortu ,are ;here and that 14
a space needQe. •Coming home
Knox
United
YPU
Pointed delegate to the ,area
new soci,_0. have been formed
throughthe States they visited
convveavtion 'at London an Na-
venrlber 5 ,and 6.
in� the 1'asst 'two ye. xrs ,in the
Yellowstone Park and saw Oldls
Faithful also
Elects
lune
Mil
pro'viince,• The annual meeting
and Mount Rsuush-
Mrs. Grd'on R. Taylor
will be held in the King FA-
more where the faces of four
As New Pres'den
the report of the card commit-
tom' A l4tchen committee to
ward motel, Toronto, on March
21 and 22.
presidents are sculrpttured on
the face of the mouotlasin. The
look satfter the dishes 'and' the
Mrs. Taylor also react a newsy-
Taylors' Journey of 6,200 miles
AUBURN — Miss June Milos
sUVer in, the hail) was appoint-
ed; Vis. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs,
letter and gave some ti olty
ti � chrysarnwas
took them 24 days.
was elected :president of ,the
Geori a Milllldan 'and' Mrs. Gord-
g
u growling
rrn�rrrs and ,gar'demm�;g. It was
dam.cirng numbers were done by
dancing the evening done by
Knost United Church Young
People's Satiety, Miss Mills has
on R. Taylor. Thanks, was ex-
teruded to M•ns. Arnold Craig
decided' to white to Marshall
y
MI JannerGt •Dobie' •atnd Mass
been. •ca'nvener of the nnimdow
who hed madethe anniversary
B'aritmnaan, Tmxnfta, who is a
weld-ftown ,au'thori and
t3' pub-
M a aret Ha les,played a piano
soda, Mrs. Beit Craig gave the
arid' Christian outreach commilt�
tee. She succeeals Matt�sha I cap-
cake,,
-
tic speaker on wild dowers to
fi,n anaial statemexnt Showing .a
mans ,ahs leadier of -the group.
Miss Margaret R. J'acksan
come and' speak and Sh w pic-
:ba4an,ce of $144.63 at t+h g ,time,
gave an insipiring Thanksgiving
> ; All, children -are to be
Lucky door amines were, won
Other new Officers, are Asst
message and the moll call was
remim,dled 'ab'out. the compeUtibn•
Mrs. Gordon McClpnehey,
vice.,res dent John McDowell,
p
answered by, each member telll-
��Scrapbook"
am My Garden,
A
Aubrxrm an'd� James +Hemnblry,
secre any, Martie Koopmans;
isng ",a resdUttian, I would tike
which must be in the hands of
Dublin, The 75 members; and
tr,
v, Arvin S nelll,, Elm'
p'aaaed!". Mrs. Wes Bvadnook
the secretary before December
gues to present were served
convener, Anne g g
reported on, the county rally
1.
lunch by Mrs. Norman McDow-
m-creatiohr, Donald McDowell;
at ;Bhlemalle, CanvemLer of resin-
Miss Gwen McDowell, teach-
ells and Mrs. James Jackson,
tun.ah, Norma Smith; speakers,
MUMS, Mrls. Normah 'MODow-
,er of Fremlch in a Stratford
assioted by s'ev'eral of the mnemes
Lithia Andrews; faith a0d evan-
ek was in charge of the tweet-
Colft ate showed pictures of
bers.
Mel'iism, Shitron Ball; missions
Ing, olulbiaS to be present-
Rtes
the trip she tisk this summer
an'd Chrrisdan outreach, Marg-
ed at ,the area, convention wesr'e
with her ;pa'remltis, Mr: and MM,
ery 9milth; citizenship and, com-
read by Mrrs. Donald Haines,
Norman McDowell. Sbatrting
tnunitty service, Harald Camp-
Lunch was served by the hos-
east on their 22 delay trip She
bell; stewardship and. training,
tesses Mxs. Gordon, .Chwnney,
sh, wAvC 4 piatures of Old Fort.
Sandra. t*mnn Campbell.
Min, William S;txrau an: and
RenrY ,and lbhe +soldiers 4n the
Plans have been made tori
Mrts. AnwId Craig.
coldurful costumes of the last
November 11 when the young
people will be in charge of
Mental
Health
ceUtury; Quebec City with its'
anoiemlt bilir'ss hiti e Plains
the regular church serum in
of Albnahau'n'di wgherea,athdeci5iv,e
all three bhurdles: •iht lthe
change.
Meeting Held Here
bottle was Tought, years ago.
She gave, inrbLresrbitng a�t
S.otupiturewasread by Shiryley
laces od historical iinteh~est
Snell, followed by -prayer by
he, or-
in the Maritime Provinces such
.
Betty Youhbgbl tt. Offering was
ga�ation of a Ritrorii County
,as the home- of gVwilgelme, pic-
recerved by ,Hamby Snell sncl
brahth of the ,Caoaditn, Mental
tures ok the wast fields of polta-
Do old McDowell, Pianist, for
Ut-atltth Asts0cu.at1brn 'was hetld' ki
bees on Prince E'dwam0 Island
the evening wag 3ohhn McData-
thie Clixnboatr Town Hall barn Oc-
lurid the famous Annapolis Val -
61i.
tober 15, ,Retpresantatives were
ley aril' .showed: show agu'icuttu're
An umMOo on hiss been ac-
Presea5it frKtrrr sreveval_ cemltx69
is carried o'ut in easlterrn
oept 1romi, tDungatt'hon YPS
in the county. Ralph E. Srnabh,
Canada:.
Har'a TTalloWe'ehu party at Dun=
Goderich; was thairm'an of the
Corning home through the
gtahhoih on October 27, and also
tneeltidnlg:
United States, Miss McDdw'ell
-to A YPS !meetihtg at $russel�s
H. W. CJur s' Srhoa, f!&- d
*showed pictures of the scenic
rvckt Stuhday esrnitvg whom err
'rel'h1trLUzver irn W~te2tn' On_
route Itltt2ohrgtltsnounrCairns,
AA 'speaker will be guest. Plans
'tadol for CW -1A explained the
and of the visit to some of ttthi�
are, alta made', tar atteo'd the
orgianizatida ,and .sitructu ee of
Vd
nave's i'rn rgtnniia: RctutAft
fall fal'ly att Walton:
,th aMociaibiorn at the national,
hornle 'bY Vmy of Niagara Valls
„----; .
Ph
� nclut arta brah'th levels,
Choy conoluded a 5,000 mile
uthey,l
jj�
,a aims end objects f
1
SSi- led
A t
;th-ethe
Assoonag'In p&ftimlar
Mm el Mrs GordonGorddon A. Tay,
Bring Quk-k
lboail level, weir Autlinled.
pll&ns, wen+e made to iha've a
during 1�'ovenry
for :showed ti brr ptatur'es Ithey
had: taken going tris;, the west
aaMt •aid. atttleintdutng the, 'wild's
pulilnc rneetrrrg
bei to, 'taike further sidpg ,4611
1161-t` At Saattile On tied new
wllrtd fts ttrunt for
highw'Iuy they Went til.bugh
I-lufth Coiltvty.
Northern bntar+ro, lufaivttoliA,
SNOWPLOWING TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
SCAL90 TENDERS addressed to Mr, Andrew Hou.
ston, Road Superintendent, (R.R, 3, Seaforth) and desig-
nated "Snowplowing Tenders" will be received until 12
o'clock noon, Monday, November 5, 1962.'
The Township of Tuckersmith requires for snowplow-
ing township goads during the winter of 1962.63: One
truck which is to be of seven ton capacity or better and
,equipped with
VtYpe. hydraulically operated Plow of
8 ft, minimum width and a hydraulically operated wing,
All equipment and tender prices are subject to approval of
the Dept. of Highways. Tenderers are to supply all re-
quirements, carry ,public liability insurance and Workman's
Compensation. The tender must state ,the flat rate per
hour (no stand-by time). All work is to be done under
,the supervision of the Road Superintendent and the Dept.
of Highways.
Tenders to be considered on November 6, 1962.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
J. 1. McIntosh,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Tuckersmith.,
43.4b
NOW! CILTONE SATIN PAINT
HAS COLORLOK ACTION...
AND WE HAVE IT!
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Quality Hardware and Housewares
Electrical Appliances and Supplies
PHONE HU 2.7023 CLINTON
WE HAVE�EW
SHUR•6AIN VEALER
i for extra profits from veal calf
Production
6 An d(1 -new peodutt for effidimt ttohorhidcil
veal production.
e Slur -taro Veaier will produce Calves with
the desired bloom far 'top grade in only
fen weeks.
6 Frbfitable veal valvas with only 200 lbs.
of Shur -Gain Vpcdler.
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