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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
PAGE THREE
News of Holmesville
Miss Betty Stock, London, spent
the weekend at her home -in the
village. •
Rev. and Mrs. C. Tavener, Glen
Allen, are guests of Mrs. Brogden
MacMath,
Miss Frances McCullough is in
Scarboro, the guest of Mr. and
• Mrs: Ivan McCullough,
Mr. and'Mrs, Jack Yeo and Mr.
and Mrs, Edward Grigg spent the
weekend in Detroit, Mich.,
Paul Cudmoz'e, Bob Norman,
Bob Grigg, Bud Yeo and Don Yeo
are at the .United Church Camp
near Goderich.
Mrs. Frai k McCullough has
returned to her home from Kitch-
ener, where she was the guest of
Mra. H. M. Bezeau,
Mr. -and Mrs. Fred Eagleson,
Aberdeen, S. Dak.; Mr: and Mrs.
Len Heard, Clinton; S/Sgt, and
Mrs. ' Frank Heard, Sue and
Danny, Cornwallis, N.S.; Judy
Shore, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs,.,
Nelson Heard and Mrs, Lawrason;
Bayfield; Mr. and Mrs. William
McElwain, Goderich Township and
-Mr. and Mrs.Ray' Cox, Porter's
Hill, were recent guests. of Mr.
and Mrs. Ninian Heard and Mrs.
James Harrison,
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WMS Meets
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Holmesville United Church met
in the Sunday School rooms with
Mrs. Stewart Farquhar in charge.
The theme ofthe meeting was.
"The Door of. Understanding."
The meeting opened with the call
to worship taken by Mrs. Far-
quhar and the hymn 'TiMaster,
Let Me Walk with Thee
The Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Fred' Mulholland and Mrs,
Jack Yeo gave the guided ,medita-
tion, The hymnRise•Up 0 Men
of God" was sung, followed by
prayer by Mrs, Farquhar. Mrs.
William Norman and Mrs. Ed-
ward- Grigg sang a duet, accomp-
anied at the piano by Mrs. W.
Yeo. Mrs, William Norrnan con-
ducted the business period, and
plans were made for the sectional
meeting of the WMS to be held in
Holmesville on September 30.
A letter from .India that had
been received by Miss Helen Pot-
ter, was read by Mrs. Frank Mc-.
Cellough. Mrs. Eldon Yea review
.ed the chapter in the studybook,
and the meeting closed vdith the
hymn "Blest Be The Tie That
Binds)' and prayer by Mrs. Far-
quhar.
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The Woman's Associationmeet-
ing followed and was in the
charge of Mrs, Jack Yeo. The
meeting 'opened with the theme
song and creed. Mrs. J. Yeo read
the Scripture lesson and gave the
comments on it. Mrs. Edward
Grigg gave the treasurer's report.
The meeting closed with the
hymn The Lord's My Shepherd"
and prayer by Mrs. Jack Yeo.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
Eldon Yeo, Mrs. W. Yeo and Mrs.
W. Biggin,
4-H Tractor Club
At Varna Garage
Fourteen members of the Hay -
Stanley 4-H Tractor Club met in
Boyee's garage, Varna, under the
leadership of Hank Gellman.
It was decided to place a float.
rade at the
Ontario Bean Festhe Labor tal in Hensall.
Ontario Bean Festival
AT HENSALL
Labour Day, Sept. 5
1,30 p.m, . Henson Community Park _•
Monster Parade.- Midway '
Horseshoe Pitching Champions
Sports --- Tug -of -War
Band Concert
HOME -COOKED BEAN SLPPER
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EVENING PERFORMANCE
8 p.m. In The Arena
CHML Main Street Jamboree
Goderich Girls' Trumpet' Band
8 to 9 p.m.
Old and New Time Dance
10 to 12 p.m.
MONSTER GATE PRIZE - FREE MOVIES
DRAW FOR CADET MODEL VACATION TRAILER
ADMISSION: Afternoon 75e and 50c (including Bean Supper)
• Evening• -$1.00- and 50c
Sponsored by The Kinsmen 'Club of Hensall
CKNX-TV Work
Proceeds; May
Oen. October 30
Progress is the keynote around
CKNX in. Wingham these days, as
work goes ahead at a rapid pace
on all phases _of the television
operation.
It was just 14 years ago that
the present radia towers arrived
atthe railroad siding in Wing -
ham, heralding the ^new -'increased
power of CKNX Radio', On Fri-
day, August 26, last week, a train.
pulled in at Walkerton bearing
the immense steel beams and sec-
tions, which will grow in a few
short weeks into the gigantic 659 -
foot television tower.
The building which will house
the actual transmitter; has been
almost completed, and installation
of the technical' equipment from
RCA willbegin shortly.
In the town of Wingham itself,
electricians and carpenters are
putting the finishing touches on
the studios, and the erection of
the • new cement block `live"
studio section is nearly complete.
To add to the hubbub, equip-
ment such as projectors and amp-
lifiers have also been arriving'I
and are being checked out, and
readied for installation.
Additional staff members have
been lured, bringing with them
theirhighly specialized skills and
trades, with training and rehears-
ing gaining momentum every day.
If progress continues at the pres-
ent rate, 'it is not too improbable
that a test pattern may be broad-
cast on channel 8; somewhere
around the end of October,
Interested citizens from West
ern Ontario are more than wel-
come to visit the transmitter and
studio sites, for a preview of what
CKNX-Til will be like: Further
reports will be issued as the work
goes on.
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One of our advertisers last
week, Lloyd Batkin, who had
an apartment for rent, reports
about the fastest reaction one
could hope for.
On the afternoon the News-
Record came out he and his
wife made a special trip in from
the lake, thinking to be on hand
should anyone wishto inquire.
about the apartment,
When, they got to the house
they found prospective renters
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BRUCEFIELD
Dwayne Elliott is attending
boys camp at Goderich.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Paterson are
away on a fishing trip for a few
days.
Mrs. Don Gray and sons, Billy
and Peter,, are on vacation with
her sister in Montreal.
Douglas MCBeath and friend,
Wallaceburg, spent last, weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McBeath.
Miss Louise Allen, Hamilton, is
visiting with her brother and his
family, Mr, and Mrs•'Edgar Allen.
Master Tommy Richardson was
rushed to Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, for an emergency
appendectomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rumble,
Toronto, are spending their vaca-
tion at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John R.
Murdoch,
Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Bonnie
add Betty, and Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Dalrymple, attended the
25th anniversary picnic of the
Dalrymple and Stevenson Clan on
Saturday, August 27.
SOth Birthday
An enjoyable birthday party
was held at the home of Mrs.
Alice Rohner, Brueefield, on Sun-
day evening, August 28, on the
occasion of the 90th birthday of
her sister -in Iaw, Mrs. "Bella"
Lewrason, Bayfield. Friends from
Mitchell, Varna, Stratford and
Bayfield were in attendance. Mrs.
Lawrason received many congrat-
ulatory cards and lovely gifts.
HENSALL
Mr, and Mrs. W, R. Davidson,
Port Colborne, spent a few days
with friends in-Hensall.
Miss Lillian MacKay, Windsor,
has been a guest with her broth-
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Shepherd.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the United Church will hold a
pot -luck supper in the,church
schoolroom on Septembe8, fol-
lowed by a meeting,
Mr. and Mrs: Herb Mousseau,
Zurich, accompanied by Mr, and
Mrs. George Hess,- have returned
after a pleasant week's vacation
at Manitoulin Island.
Bayfield Pavilion was packed.
to capacity and many were unable
to get in, .for a reception for Mr.
and Mrs. Harold (Shorty) Cald-
well, last, Wednesday when they
were presented with a well-filled'
purse of money.
More Horseshoe
In connection with the ,Bean
Festival here en Labor Day, three
new horseshoe pits have been
built by the Hensall Kinsmen.
Begin Season
The Ladies' Auxiliary -to the
Canadian Legion and the Legion
at Hensall will begin the season
on Friday, September 9, with_ a
joint meeting and a turkey supper
will be followed- by the meeting
and recreation.
Local Breeders
Will. Exhibit
At Western Fair
Western Fair's ; $400,000 ' Live-
stock building will be jammed to
full capacity with a record total
of 2,227 animals; when the Fair
opens for a full week Monday,
September 12. Tile entries from
Huron County include:
Light horses, A. J. Darling,
Exeter; -heavy horses, T. J. Mc-
Michael, Auburn; Holstein cattle,
Huron County Holstein Breeders
Association, Ross Marshall, Kirk -
ton; Peter Simpson, Seaforth;
Herefords, ' Whitney Coates and
Son, Centralia; H. C. Wright and
Son; Cromarty.
Fat cattle, Whitney Coates- and
Son, Centralia;
Dorset horned sheep, P. E.
Dearing and Son, Exeter; Leicest-
ers, Ephraim Snell, Clinton.
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PORTER'S HILL
Church was resumed on Sunday.
with
Rev:' P. Renner in charge.
after his month's holidays,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Li so
s mbe and Canada:
and family left for Vancouver
Island on Sunday where they will
reside,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waddell,
()mak, Wash., were guests, over
the weekend of Mrs, Blanche Cox
and family. The lady is a niece
of Mrs.. Cox. They are on a motor
trip _through the United States
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SCHOOL OPENING
NEEDS
AT ALL I.D.A. DRUG STORES
Special Values and Reminders
for this week!
SCHOOL TIME is Vitamin Time
I.D.A. Brand VITA DIET
7 essential minerals and vit-
S P E C I A L S! aurins, 100 capsules 4.50
I.D.A. Brand 00D LIVEYL
OIL (High Test) 8 oz. 900
16 oz. 1.50
I.D.A. Brand IDAI+'ER
LIQUID )1'on & Vitamin
IDAMALT EXTRACT of L-Oomplox Tonto--
uid 1.50
Malt and Cod Liver oil Capsules 1.50, 4.50..
1 ib. jar, reg. 75c SOe Mead's Oleum Pereomor
2 ib. jar, reg. 1.29 „ 98o Pham Caps 1.25, 8.15
4 Ib. jar, reg. 2.29 ,,.., 1.69 Mead's Poly-Vi-Sol
Ayerst Alphamottes , I485, 8.10, 4.15,
Meads Tri -Vi -Sol
1.45, 2.45, 3.85
One -A -Day Multiple Vita
mins '....:1.40, 2.50, 3.95
One -A -Day A & D Tablets
1,35, 2.50
Scotts Entulslon ., 1.00, 2.00
Scott's Emulsion Caps
1.65 8.00
Squibb 10-D Cod Liver 011
Squibb S 1.00, 2.25
Special Formula
Waampole's Cod Liver 4 00
Extract 1.35
Waterbury's Compound 1.25.
IDA Brand HALIBUT
LIVER OIL CAPSULES
100's .. 1.15; 250's 2.29;
500's -. 4.29
Allenbury's HALIBOILANGE
'Vitamins A & D-4 sizes
.. ..,. 1.00, 1.75, 3.25, 11.50
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COD LIVER OIL OapSules
100's, reg, 1.19 89e
Cod Liver Oil: B.P. Standard
Reg. 16 oz. 89c 69e
1.00, 1.85, 3.50, 8.00, 15.00
Ayerst Aqueous, Alphamette
1.45, 2.65, 4.85
Ayerst 10-D Cod Liver Oil
1.00, 2.25
Dr. Chbse Enerjets 5.95
Frosst Neo -Chemical Food.
1.55, 3.35, 5.90
Frosst Neo -Chemical Food
Caps 1..65, 2.95, 6.60
Horner's Infantol
., 1.00, 2.00, 3.25
Horner's Maltlevol 2.00
Kepler's Malt & C.L.O.
1.00, 1.15
rileasi's 10-D, Clod Liver 011
100, 2.25
Mead's Oleum P'ereomor-.
phum 1.10, 8.00, 4.75
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Wide Tapes * Water re-
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8.29
Vittue 2.98
Val
Other ZIPPER BINDERS
8.95 and 5.95
Eclipse FOUNTAIN PENS
(discontinued models)
1,00 to 1.95 values 59c
SPECIAL a?
"Vacmaster"
VACUUM )3OTTLE
Canadian mredadeplas15tic ozCap.. bottle
with
98e Value
SPEOIAL ..., a 9Q'
Manor
TOOTH BRU2SH G .for. d C
Dr. West TOOTH BRUSH
2 re for 49C
I.D.A. Brand
IDASAL TABLETS
5 -grain acetylsalicylic acid
for relief of headaches, neur-
algia, pain in general en,
300's, reg. 89c 7
I.D.A. Brand
Milk of Magnesia Tabs.
100's, reg.- 39c 290
300's, reg. 89c ..., 59c
I.D.A. Brand
BEEF, IRON & WINE
with VITAMIN 131
16 oz.
Reg. 1.00 ��C
vamensiousenan
Davy Crockett
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A genuine Thermos LUnch
Mit includes 10 oz. 1POLLY
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY --Sept. 1 and 2
"ARROWHEAD"
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SATURDAY ONLY -September 3
"CRIJISIN' DOWN THE RIVER"
(COLOR),
Dick Hayrnes and Betty Daniels
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"THREE STOOGE COMEDY"
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT and MONDAY --Sept. 4 and 5
"RIDING SHOTGUN"
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TUESDAY and' WEDNESDAY -Sept. 6 and 7
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