Clinton News Record, 1954-11-11, Page 7THURSDAY, <NOVEMBER 11, 1954 CLINTON NEWS-REWRD PAGE SEVEN
ensall Connell council decided to request assist= Clinton Dealer Che v EIDERLF WOMAN WATCI3ES
once from the Ontario force. Hog Producers ek y bur Car HEI= LOC' HOUSE;
a A grant of $70 was authorized
to'the'Hensall School Fair Board: ■ Attends .First- •
omplaxns Of Nomination and election dates Before . W Intber
were set for November til and Entertain Six
Shaw Of 55 Cars
December 6. Fifty new chairs ' - ■ In rolling up mileage. during'
peed Demons ` Deco 4 H Club Winners
were ordered for ,the town hall. a■ Chrysler Corporation of Canada 'summer months, wear and', t
Tax collector J, A. Paterson` re- Limited this .week. presented its will take their toll of even
Complaints about traffic speed- ported arrear a 325:4 or (Continued from Pae One) complete. line of the much-antxci= 'most expensive vehicle an o
Pe P s t $3, 5 g n) e s
g through Hensall on Highway about $1,000 tnore'than'last year; gated 1955 models . at ' a specter where along the dine neglec
have been registered witli, On. 'About 93' per cent of the levy has annual achievement night on De- Preview showing and dealers con- maintenance. may lead to, an
p Y cember 3 in the''South Huron Dist- vention held in Windsor. cident. With winter driving' e
ria Provincial Pollee authorities been collected, rich High. School, Exeter, when Joseph H. Murphy of Murphy 'dit on
Hensall Village Council, Council authorized the ', village complete results of the 4-H' Cl b attended. p Y s coming up; . now is
1? u Bros., Clinton, attended, tune to check the following eq
After discussing the fast traffic, police constable to give transients, projects will be given. The cars were `elaborately alis- mento brakes, headlights, rear
ich members described as den- 'meal -tickets for 50 cents only. in A report on a, survey taken ,played in a section bf the newly- stop lights, tires, wheel alignme
the future. The council has noted three times within the past ,year enlarged passenger car plant; the exhaust system and' muffler wi
roux t
o: village citizens; the an increase in transients recently, .by Orval Taylor, Belgrave, a past setting amid si?othghts,, rich drap shield wipers, all glass, the h
president, Harry Sturdy, Auburn, es ,and carpeting accenting the .and rearview mirror; Igiiori
and William Young,. Brussels,, sec- sleek styling grid brilliant colours any one of these safety, 'feat
retaryAreasurer, was riven by Mr. of the vehicles: can mean serious accident, as 't
Taylor. The'survey in icated there The dealers learned that V-8 record for October showed.
S6. ars fewer . hogs, in Huron County engines will. be available for the In addition: to keeping your c
P Y n year.
of the 'com- in safe mechanical condition
THAT � � at the resent Taylor.
than last ear, first times all five
Said Mr,' Taylor; "It is wepro-pony's lines this meet the hazards of fall and'wi
ducers who spoil the market by Chrysler of Canada has .been ter driving 'there are a numb
flooding it. Consumption regulates handicapped, E. C. Row, resident of. other pin mi
our price," p points to keep
and general manager, said, by lack Ltinger'hours of darkness mea
Eldred Aiken, Owen Sound, of production facilities since ,'the more driving with headlights
chairman of the marketing board end of the war. Its daily produe.. Speed has to be adjusted to t
for Ontario; gave -the gathering tion capacity of 256 passenger cars distance you can see ahead, <y
anansightof• some of the difficul- had proved inadequate for. the` cannot avoid what you cannot se
' th S I A
40 pound weanlings are profit producing hogs. Hogs,
weaned at this Height will be off to market- in far
less ante and thus consume far less ,feed, than hogs
which only weigh 25 pounds when weaned. This
saving on feed means extra profit for the producer.
A great many tests at the SHUR-GAIN "Farm have
demop�strafed that SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster produces
weanlings which average 40 pounds or more of .eight
weeks of age.
Try a litter — feed. SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster from the
time they are 10 days old right .through weaning until
they are 10 weeks old: You will have hogs that. will
be off to market in record time on record low feed
consumption.
Feed' SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster and be
sure of results.
YOU CAN'T BUY A BETTER FEED
CLINT ON FEED MILL
i, nco n er in e a es g- company to maintain its, proper. and pedestrians dressed in da
envy, which he termed as having position in 'relation to competi= winter clothing are a consta
done a good job, with sti' lot tions Expenditure of more than hazard.
to do." 41- million• dollars over the past. Braking distances increa
"Quality Important" two' years in new plant facilities, threefold on wet pavement and',
He requested the hog producers will result next year in tremend= :icy or snowy surfaces it tak
to go out on a 'quality -import- ously increased productive' capac- ;ELEVEN - times' further to st
ant" program, although' he felt itity, he said.' than on dry pavement.
would be useless because of the -The Chrysler president ;and The investigation .of traffic a
lack of differentiae between Grade general manager was highly op- cidents is one of the most u
A and Grade B hogs to make it timistic concerning .the future of. pleasant duties a police officer h'.
worthwhile. Mr. Aiken, who is the Canadian economy. 4. compr`e- to perform, especially when sow
also the `zone 'representative on hensive economic survey of Gan-, body has been killed or injure
the marketing board for Grey, ads ,covering the period 1951.1971; Too often when the cause is; es
Bruce. ,and Huron counties, said had been' undertaken three years, ablishild we find that some simp
that the Canadian. Federation of agog he said, and for these three precaution has been neglected
Agriculture has suggested that the years the forecast had proved to the driver has gambled to save
weight of Grade A hogs be lower- be very conservative: few seconds of time,
ed five pounds, from 140 to 135 "I can tell you that the outlook I think this: little slogan sun
pounds. The processors, he said, for Canada's future : prosperity is it up well: Chance takers are a
feel that there will be more Grade excellent, both on a: short and a cident makers, —CHIEF so)
A's from this category. long-term basis;'..Mr. Row assert -
Bob Allan ed
Introduced' by G. W. Montgom- During their stay in Windsor Hereford Calves
cry,. Bob Allan, Brucefieid, who the dealer group also attended L
t
I his summer spent some ten weeks meetings with corporation offie-
n Great Britain, as one ofDistributed
- the ials, toured the vast manufactur- ed
our Ontario Junior Farmer dela- Ing plants of the company and
gates on an' exchange visit, showed were to conclude their session Ta Calf Club Bop
;Iides, and spoke on his trip. with a dinner party and floor Show
Prior to his' c mments, Mr. Al, this evening: One hundred Hereford . calve
ion offered a challenge to the Public presentation of the 1955 from Western Canada arrived i
441 Club young boys- and the one cars is scheduled for dealers' Hensall and were distributed r(
girl present, to carry on with ,showrooms across Canada in..a few Gently to the members of th
their club work, to produce the weeks' time. Hensall Feeder Calf Club from th
best in junior farmer and senior o Townships of Usborne, Stephet
organizations, and to have as their May, Ribbert and Stanley.
goal a trip such as he has exper. Honour, int the finestacalves that the young
fenced, sters have ever received, will b
One year,: in spite of having of -
lice in ten organizations, Bob,or or Holstein fed and taken care of all winte
completed' all his farm work with -and judged ' at the annual sprint
out interference and he proudly Cow Records fair.
stated he never regretted it, "In This project on -behalf of th,
This
Baker, assistant agri members of the Club is the firs
the time I spent away from home,
I gained valuable experience," cultural representative for Huron of its kind in the country and he
County, at the Huron County been operating successfully fo
A, vote of appreciation was -ex Holstein Club meeting on Friday, three years, Sale of, the calve
tainment.
Secretary
head table
Rev. H, C.
offered gra(
who
Al Wahl,W.
au Hurt
eig
of 1760
• I: gK..UAL.1"G; l . YY, lYLV114�VfI1Gl�y, f fat;
ar. hand Ortval Taylor. '
�9loald, you like to earn Hundreds
of Doilor f r IOWAd 1 d
Led honour list' certificates at the Spring Show brings thi
following members: owner money to: pay for the cai
Bell, Blyth for his two- and for its feeding.
d cow which in a 865 -day o- '
produced 16,195 pounds HEN SALL ANSWERS APPEAL
nd 607 -pounds fat; o Tom IA'OR ONTARIO FLOOD RELIDI
I and Son, Corrie, two-year- As a result of the "poran-ligh
w, 305 -day record, 11,245 canvass" sponsored by the Wits
milk, 440 pounds fat; W. men Club of Hensall, $439 wa
tton and Son, R.R. 5, Gode- realized for flood relief in South
hree-year-old cow, 365 -day ern Ontario.
17,335 ' pounds milk, 533
fat; Ross Marshall, Kirk• s
free -year-old cow, 365 -day
16,870 pounds milk and
ng pounds fat —thereby ROYAL
ng the highest for fat in
County,
i, Clutton and Son, three Agricultural
d, in a 305 -day record, 13.-
unds milk and 475 pounds
ass Marshall, four-year-old I
5 -day record 16,218 pounds
N pounds fat; Tom Hayden
,n fnnr_vaar_nl,inna,r 4r1R_
mature c
B pounds
.ture cow,
t`!te
uio-
and
win
ho
fires
onhou
g I1IJ11N
Mrs. John McCreary, an elderly,If
'Yoilre TIRED
the
woman who lived alone on a farm
on Highway 86, near Molesworth,��
watched her house go up in flam-
H�
ear
the
es after her own efforts to put out
the fire had resulted in burns
,T�M�
Everybody gets a bit run-down now etre
me-
ted
.
about the bands and face. Neigh-
hors had to restrain her from
then, bred -Out, hoary -headed, and maybe
bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing
ac,
on -lie
go-
ing back" into the house to rescue
her Possessions. She is over 80,
aerioudy" wrong, just a temporary toxic
caused by excess acmes and
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—Wingham Advance -Times;
waste..conditi
waste.. ; That's the time to take Dodd's
Kidney PiN. Dodd's stimulate Nie kidneys,
county. it also creates, interest
records by our 4-H Club mem-
p
and so help restore their normal action of
nt;
During 1953 , Canada recorded
removing excess acid# and wastes. Then
you feel better, aleep better, work better.
1,657 business failures, up ten per
Get Dodd', Kidney Pills now, Look for
ng
cent from 1952. Not all employ-
the blue box with the red band at all
druggists. You can depend on Dodd,, 52
he
ors make- money.
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FRIDAY, NOV. 121h TO
to000
,
premiums you pay, less the dividends the l
YOLK
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see champion livestock,
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'kNie
•kitpoor
market for .all kinds of Grain. Low
"I studied the dividend record of The Mutual isle of Canada
demand — quality, afoot be goad.e
(By oar Hensall correspondent)
necessity; will be pleased to test yaw
t
befogs delivery.
p
At a Chamber of Commerce
vegetables ... world's
?
that Company. After all these years I am ahead
Fre
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PHOME 123W CLINTON
a
ed over by president R. H. Middle-
ton, Dr, D. McKelvie, A. Scholl
s
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and Bill Mickle were appointed a
CIIINTON MEMORIAL SHOP -
OPEN. :EVERY FRIDAY
committee
At other times contact J. J. Zapfe, phone
agricultural exhibits.
Clinton 103, Residence, Rottenbury Street East.
lowest net cost, consult The Mutual Life of Canado
T. PRYDE and SON
Fent for the children of Hensall
CANTON -- EXETER — SE.1>LI'ORTH .
representative in your community. today. '
and
'community.
Much discussion centred around
Competition.!
o"•Sale the Stars"
_FARMERS
r We are shipping cattle every Saturday for IIalted
forming of midget and junior
teams. Howard 'Scan was
Co-operatives of Ontario and solicit your patronage, We will
picik them up ,at your farm.
Please PHONE, COLLECT not later than Friday nights.
ointed to look into the matter
Setif orth Farmers Co-operative .,
I
IL S. - Hunt, Manager
11
Phone --Day. 9, Evenings 4$l.w
report back at the next meet,-
on Tuesday, November 23,
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dpi\��v.•JtiCE:,3,K1,�i:�.`�+vgY:.;AM,+:!Y,^•)�A,��
a Beautiful Flower Show,
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LEGION PRESIDENT SUFFERS
See your local agent
HEAD OFFICE
.2`.,tit? \\yeF;q.�.^F.$. .. ',,•*#!.''.:'�•C<v�`•'�..e S?yn�,.i',ti S. a�,`•�
. FROM BAD FALL
about reduced rail fares'
00F COURSE, I HAVE PSN ESTATE,$
"My Dad is building it for me right now, and it's
going to be pretty important to me some day,"
And a father knows how Important it is to have that.
estate properly administered, no matter how small it
may be at present, He may receive advice and
assistance from experienced Trust Officers on the
disposition of his estate without any obligation.
Write for free booklet ."Blueprint For Your Family'
TH9
STERLING TRUSTS
C O R P O R A T I O N
HIAD OPfFtCE aRAWN (Waco
V2 Say 51., Two*& 1-2 Dunlop St., svev%
sa
By Roe Farms Service Dept
YOU, Poe.
5eTELLTHE
REAMS'MASH.
so as �tu
y •
(
s(n-aay recora, ts,tss$ pounds !
milk, 625 pounds fat.
FOR 61"ERHAICHES
OF STRONG CHICKS
THAT LIVE
uvya
35, EH, 8iL19
:R5 FAULT. A
1 STORED
UP
ALAL PROTEIN,
21 DAY5 THE 5TORED UP FOOD MUST GROW _
A BIG HEALTHYCHICK AND KEEP 1T GOING
Said Mr. Baker: "This shows
POCKET AND IT'S ONLY A FEW CENTS
EXTRA FOR THIS
as
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Years ago vine" I was buying my first life
FOR
that there is some attention paid
to records in herds throughout the'
SPEC)ALLY .MADE
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insurance'I looked only at the size of the
in
county. it also creates, interest
records by our 4-H Club mem-
BREEDERS, MAS
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premiums I would have to pay ... until
a
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a friend said:
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Hensall C of C
FRIDAY, NOV. 121h TO
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premiums you pay, less the dividends the l
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"I studied the dividend record of The Mutual isle of Canada
(By oar Hensall correspondent)
prize horses :.. fruit'anCl
t
_
and quickly saw the advantage of buying insurance from
At a Chamber of Commerce
vegetables ... world's
?
that Company. After all these years I am ahead
meeting held in the Hensall Town
Hall council chamber and presid-
championship seed and grain
biggest poultry show on
hundreds of dollars because of that decision."'
ed over by president R. H. Middle-
ton, Dr, D. McKelvie, A. Scholl
the continent ... plus,
' >
and Bill Mickle were appointed a
dozens of other outstanding
To get adequate protection for your family at
committee
to look after the
Christmas tree party, a yearly
agricultural exhibits.
lowest net cost, consult The Mutual Life of Canado
Fent for the children of Hensall
a Queen's Guineas
representative in your community. today. '
and
'community.
Much discussion centred around
Competition.!
o"•Sale the Stars"
the
hockey
forming of midget and junior
teams. Howard 'Scan was
of
Livestock Auction!
THE
appUT
ointed to look into the matter
•Royal Horse Show!
SECT/py
1`
and
ing
report back at the next meet,-
on Tuesday, November 23,
• $quare Dance Contest!
a Beautiful Flower Show,
S►w,��: . +
LEGION PRESIDENT SUFFERS
See your local agent
HEAD OFFICE
•INJURIES
. FROM BAD FALL
about reduced rail fares'
-
Donald Dayman, president of
MLai-st
the
Hensall Branch of the Canad-
C. S. McKse, General Manager
Your local Mutual Life of Canada re resentative:
p
ian
Legion, suffered severe bruises
when
chute
he fell 25 feet down a hay
to the stable in his barn,
Rayal Coliseum
H. C. LAWSON
He would possibly have suffered
Bank of Montreal Building
Phone: Office 25.1W• Residence 351J
worse
that
injury except for the fact
there was hay in the chute
TORONTO
r
which
helped to break his fell.
a
00F COURSE, I HAVE PSN ESTATE,$
"My Dad is building it for me right now, and it's
going to be pretty important to me some day,"
And a father knows how Important it is to have that.
estate properly administered, no matter how small it
may be at present, He may receive advice and
assistance from experienced Trust Officers on the
disposition of his estate without any obligation.
Write for free booklet ."Blueprint For Your Family'
TH9
STERLING TRUSTS
C O R P O R A T I O N
HIAD OPfFtCE aRAWN (Waco
V2 Say 51., Two*& 1-2 Dunlop St., svev%
sa
By Roe Farms Service Dept
YOU, Poe.
5eTELLTHE
REAMS'MASH.
LOOK AT THIS FERTILE EU
MADEUPOFTHE''SHELL' G, BILL. 'tT,fS
ALBUMEN AND
YOLK. SCIENCEe PROVES THAT THE -HEN
CONVERTS -THE EXTRA VITAMINS, PROTEIN
AND GROWTH' FACTORS,I INTO THE EGG
BEFORE SHE SEALS IT IN THE SHELL.. IN
GOMEAND6ETITjGIRLS;
�G6 FOR
ROE6OcvEN
GOLDEN E665,
THE SURE SENSE IN WHAT
YOU SAY; DOC. ROE GOLDEN E66
MASH PUTS EXTRA MONEY IN MY
FOR 61"ERHAICHES
OF STRONG CHICKS
THAT LIVE
uvya
35, EH, 8iL19
:R5 FAULT. A
1 STORED
UP
ALAL PROTEIN,
21 DAY5 THE 5TORED UP FOOD MUST GROW _
A BIG HEALTHYCHICK AND KEEP 1T GOING
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EXTRA FOR THIS
as
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SPEC)ALLY .MADE
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NEARLY IO DAYS AFTER HATCHING. TNQTS•A
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