Clinton News-Record, 1949-03-17, Page 7'TRLYRSDAY,, MARCH 17, 1949
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
1 For faster -growing chicks,
1 use Dr. Salsbury's REN -O-
'I SAL in their drinking water.
Helps them develop weight
quicker — lay earlier, too.
1 REN -O SAL is easy to use ,
-economical, too.
]n larger doses
REN -O -SAT, pre-
vents cecal coc-
cidiosis. Ask for
$
it here.
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Phone 194 - Clinton
HURON ROAD
happy Workers' Club Meets
The Happy Workers club held
their meeting at the home of Mrs.
Warren Gibbings. The meeting
opened by singing "Stand up for
Jesus". followed by the Lord's
Prayer. The treasurer's and sec-
retary's report was then given
The roll call was 'answered by' 17
members three members paid fees
Mrs. Bert Irwin, Mrs. Bob Irwin
end Mrs. Charles Brandon.. The
lucky ticket was won by Mrs.
Elgin Dale. It was decided to hold
an euchre party in the Agricult-
ure Board Room.
The next meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Andrew
Derek, During the afternoon a
quilt was tied.
A dainty lunch was served by
group three which are Mrs. New-
man Garret, Mrs, Ken McBurney,
Mrs. Noble Holland and Mrs.
Wiarren Gibbing's. Proceeds for
the afternoon were $5.52.
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Contract arley
Taking contracts for barley again
this year; will be 'supplying Mont-
calm seed. Contracts same as last
year. Please let me know as soon
as possible your requirements.
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Baby Chicks
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Baby chicks leap ahead with vim
'and vigor when fed Roe Vitafood
'Chick Starter. It ensures healthier
'birds, greater future profits.
Made daily, right here in Western
Ontario, it gives a diet per-
fectly balanced to meet Western
Ontario poultry needs, Veteran
"poultrymen use and recommend
Roe Vitafood Chick Starter. •
Spring Grasses, rich in.
proteins and vitamins are
harvested at their nutrition
peak, dehydrated in minutes,
then added to all Roo Vila -
mixed Feeds . a "green
gold" diet bonus?for poultry,
livestock.
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Prize Seeds Shown Here
A few of those connected with Huron
County Seecl Fair which was held in Clinton
Collegiate Institute Friday ,and Saturday, are
shown here. TOP photo shows four high-
ranking boys both in judging end exhibiting.
Left to right are JIM SNELL, Clinton, first in
oats; GRAHAM BOGIE, Goderieh, highest in
the junior judging; CHARLES TURNBULL,
Brussels, first prize for' barley; and BOB
ALLEN, Brucefield, high moan In the senior
judging.
CENTRE shows a proud son showing his
lather's prize oats. Left to right are ELMER
ROBERTSON, Goderich, president of Huron
Crop Improvement Association; l HARRY
STRANG, Hensall, director of the association
and high man in the grain and seed classes;
and R. GORDON BENNETT, Clinton, agricul-
tural representative for Huron, In front of his
father is six-year-old GORDON STRANG.
LOWER picture shows a group of officials
admiring another exhibit. Left to right are
FRED BELL, R.R, 2, Goderieh, second highest
man in grain end seed classes, showing his
Potatoes to JOHN W. ARMSTRONG, Londes-
boro, warden of Huron; HARRY STURDY,
Auburn, chairman of the project committee;
told ALVIN, SETTLES, R.R. 2, Bayfield, ,first
vice-president.
—Pictures courtesy The London Free Press
-BRUCEFIELD
Mrs, Cora Taylor, London,
visited over the weekend et her
home.
Mr. and Mrs, B, Keyes, have as
guests, their son, wife and child-
ren from Manitoba.
Mrs. Roy Brock spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Cornish,
The March .meeting of the W.
M. S. was held at the home of
Mrs. R. Scott with 19 members
present. Mrs. W. Scott the `Pres-
ident, was in the chair. Mrs. E.
R. Stanway had charge of the
worship service, The theme being
"Thy Kingdom come through the
United Witness of the Christians
of the World".
Mrs. R. Allan had charge of the
last chapter of "West of the
Gorges" -'The Christian Church
in China. She was ab'+• assist.:;1
by Mrs. C. Martell. l?escltngs also
were given by Mrs. IZ Ailcenh:^ 1
' Miss M. McQueen, Mrs, J. B.
Mustard and lyfrs. A. Zapfe.
The April meeting will be in
the form of Easter Th'snkeffer ng
and it is expected Rev, Franklin
and Mrs. Wu will be pre 'cit.
The mestinp clos'il by the Hym'
'0 Holy City sem o' T hn" b•
-
ing read and the benediction:
TUCKERSMITH
Those from Tuckersmiih who
attended the dinner in M^in •^6.
United Church, Mitchell, on Sat-
urday, to. meet Hon. Stuart S.
Gerson, Minister of Justice, were
Reeve Arthur Nicholson, Edwin
P. Chesney and J. W. Crich.
To all Householders, or Places of Business
which may not yet be connected
with the Sewerage Service:
Please he advised that after April 1,
i 940, there will he no more DRY EARTH
CLOSET Service rendered by the Town,
•ledunder the Town of Clinton BY-LAW
,hatted December 3, 1947, the period. for
vour actioii in : becoming connected with
the Sewerage System was extended to
Tanuary 1, 1949, which date, you will
-rote is now several weeks past.
.A i -d be advised that the said BY-
LAW nrnvides that all General Si pervis-
'-m T3 Controlof the Sewerate System
Ana DRsnsosal Plant is under the Public
Utilities Commission.
.TOWN OF CLINTON,
M. T. Corless, Clerk and
Treasurer
10-11.12-13-b
KIPPEN
Sister Passes
Mrs. Elston Dowson, Kippen,
received word Monday eventing
of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Jessie' Frazier, Oxford, Midi.,
who passed away following a
two weeks' illness in her 87th
year. The former Jessie. Ander-
son, she was born in Kippen,
daughter of the late. Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson, where she was
PAGE SEVEN
well known. Surviving are one
son, John, Oxford, Mieh.; one
brother, Arthur Anderson, Kip -
pen; three sisters, Mrs. Dowson
and Mrs. William Winder, HIP -
pen, and Mrs. Charles Lambden,
Lincoln Park, Mieh. Funeral ser-
vices Will be held Thursday,
March 17, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Ellazier
spent last summer as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Dowson. Mrs.
Winder ,was called to Oxford,
Mich, Sunday and was with her
sister when she passed away.
Liberal Me ting'
The Liberals of Hullett Township
will meet in the
TOWNSHIP HALL, LONDESBORO
on
Monday, March 21
at. 8.00 p.m.
The meeting is called for organization pur-
poses, and a good attendance is requested..
ROSS MacGREGOR,
Chairman
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Bargains In CIothing
Men's and Boys'
HEAVY AIR FORCE PANTS pr. $4.95
AIR FORCE GLASSES pr .2.95
MEN'S SUITS—TO CLEAR 10,00
WORK SHIRTS, Khaki ea. .75
DRESS PANTS pr. 2.50
DOESKIN SHIRTS ea. 1.49
HEAVY PLAID SHIRTS ea. 1.49
TEE SHIRTS, all shades ea. .75
DRESS SHIRTS ea. 1.95
ALL -WOOL PULLOVER SWEATERS, long sleeves, ea. 1.95
ALL -WOOL SLEEVELESS SWEATERS ea, .98
BATTLE DRESS PANTS pr, 1.75
BATTLE DRESS TUNICS ea. 1.49
HEAVY WORK BOOTS, reg, pr. $8.95 for 5.95
AIR FORCE SHOES and BOOTS, TO CLEAR—
HEAVY DENIM BIB OVERALLS pr. 2.49
WHITE PANTS pr. 1,95
SAILOR PANTS pr. 1.49
DONEGAL TWEED PANTS pr. 3.75
ENAMEL PAINT quart .98
ALL -WOOL DRESS SOCKS pr. .49
ALL -WOOL WORK SOCKS pr. ,49
AIR FORCE SHIRTS ea. .98
Boys' Clothing
SUITS—Gray, brown, reg, $18.95 for $9 95
DRESS PANTS—Brown, dark brown, blue pr. 2.25
COTTON PANTS - pr. .98
BROADCLOTH SHIRTS ea. .98
ALL -WOOL JACKETS, wool -lined, good for spring, ea. 2.49
ALL -WOOL SWEATERS ea. .98
Clinton•
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Box 428 Clinton
PHONE 460-W
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OPEN DAILY
If closed contact Mr. J. J. ZAPFE
Phone 103
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