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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1949-06-23, Page 11"THURSDAY, JIYNE 23, 1349 A NEW BROOM; SWEEPS CLEAN ELECT GEORGE. DREW and SWEEP OUT INEFFICIENCY • It's Time for a Change 'Vote PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE VOTE — Elgin McKinley Huron-Peeth Progressive Conservative Association 26-p, CLINTON MONUMENT SHOP OPEN FRIDAYS At any other time, contact J. J. Zapfe Rattenbury St. E., Phone 103 Memorials and Cemetery Work of Every Description T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — FXETER — SEAFORTH NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that all persons who have attached mail boxes or other articles to telephone poles owned. by McKillop Municipal Telephone System are hereby requested to remove same without further notice and not later than July 15, 1949. Persons fail- ing to do so on or before such date will be prosecuted. 24-25-.p By Order of the Commissioners 5Jaicbfordr ;BETTER .CALVES! GREATER PROFITS! Feed your calves BLATCHFORD CALF MEAL or CALF PELLETS, the original wholemilk replacement that sup- plies all the nourishing elements they need for fast, healthy growth and good, future milking ability. Do as other good feeders do— FEED THE BLATCHFORD WAY! — Quality Mixed Feeds Always on Hand — We also have MASTER, PURINA and NATIONAL FEEDS, Grass Seed, 'Hybrid Seed Corn, National Fertil- izers; GRAIN,,, whole or ground. S. RIDDICK and. SONS PHONE 114 ' CLINTON CLINTON NEWS -RECORD' PAGE ELEVEN LONDESBORO Mr.' and Mrs.,' Bart Deer and family of .Auburn 'spent Sunday at the home • of Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Vodden. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngblutt sand Mr. and Mrs. Willis Moun- tain spent a few ,days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will. Govier of Marlette, Mich. M.r and Mrs. "George Webb' df Sturges, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs: E. S. Webb, Milliken, Ont.,, visit- ed for a few days at the home of Mr.' and. Mrs: John;.Shobbrook. WA Meets The WA held its Stine meeting on Thursday, June 16, at the'home of Mrs. Bert Shobbrook with the president, Mrs. Robert, Fairser:- vice, in the chair.' The Making opened With hymn 34 and prayer by*;lylrs. , Feirservice followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison.: The scripture lesson was psalm '705, read alternately., The minutes of the last meeting were read. Letters of appreciation were received from Miss Alice Fingland, Murdie Young, Mrs. Stewart Ament and' Mr. end Mrs. Leon- ard Shobbrook: The roll call was answered with a proverb with 40 present. • Program committee for next meeting: Mrs. C. Ball and Mrs. W. Lovett. be that the July, meeting be cancelled" and Mrs. Robert Fairservice offered her home for the,August meeting. The offering-ives then taken and hymn 27 was sung. A contest was then conducted by Mrs. Govier and Mrs. Watson. The meeting clos- ed with hymn and benediction, after which the travelling basket was disposed of. The hostess then served lunch. It's little thongs that tarn men gray Like °Wats' en weekend holiday. Our safe �er� fi' �s save yea this. wee Best get tiem new, before yea go. CLINTON, ONT. PHONE, 465 Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service BRUCEFIELD • 13riteerieldWA Theinohtlrly Meeting tofBruce� field United Church 'WA was held in the church auditorium on Tdes, day, June 7, with a good attend- , once as it was visitors' day. The ladies of Varna United WA were. guests. The president, Miss Bowey, was in charge of the meeting which opened" 'by singing hymn 425. Airs, R. Allan read the scripture, followed by a solo by Mrs. Hend- erson accompanied by Mrs. W, McBaeath. Mrs. Henry read the topic,, "The Kingdom of God." A solo was rendered by Mrs. Stan- way, accompanied by Mrs. A. Johnston. Hymn 249 was sung; Mrs. Henry led in prayer. Min- utes of previous meeting were read by Mrs. Wilson. Roll call Was answered by "your favorite hymn." Mrs. W. McBeath gave treasur- er's report, followed by a reading by Mrs. A. McBeath, "The Min- ister's Wife"; trio by Mrs. Hend- erson, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Stanway; reading by Mrs. Taylor of Varna, "The Purple Hat"; an organ duett by Mrs. A. Johnsotn end Mrs. W. McBeath; reading by Mrs. Ross Chapman, "Katie's Husband"; a duett by Miss Hem and Miss Johnston, Varna; instru- mental duett by Miss E. Stack- house and Mrs. W. McBeath. The meeting closed by repeat- ing the prayer of the, WA; after which the ladies went to the Sunday School room where Mrs. F. Boyce, Mrs. A. Johnston and Miss E. Stackhouse gave en in- strumental trio and the ladles served a delicoius lunch. Huron - Perth -LIBERAL BROADCASTS CKNX Friday, June 24 In interests of— Andy McLEAN LIBERAL CANDIDATE in Huron -Perth Remember These Times: 1:30 - 1:45 p.m. 10:30 - 10:45 p.m. HEAR YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE AND OTHERS ON THOSE IMPORTANT BROADCASTS! Huron -Perth Liberal Association EBBNEEIi Mr: and Mrs. Ross Merrill, Clinton, were guests on ,'Friday evening at a party given in their honour at the school of S.S: No. 4. About 65 friends and neigh- bours gathered, Irvine Tebbutt read an address and FredLobl made the preSenne'tion of a living- room mirror Irani the neighbours and Marion Jones presented them. with an Axminster 'mat from Ross' Sunday School class of Ebenezer church. Rpss made a suitable reply, thanking them very kind- ly for the beautiful. gifts. The remain'der of the evening was spent In games, and the ladies provided a bountiful lunch. . . . COME TO . Londesboro GARDEN PARTY LONDESBORO COMMUNITY HALL Thur., Juns30 SUPPER: 6 P.M. PROGRAMME: Three -Act Play. `BACKWOODS ROMEO" Londesboro Players ADMISSION: Adults, 75c; Children, 35c Sponsored by Londesboro United Church Sunday School 25-26-b Keep Pullets' 'Growing Costs Down! It Pays to Grow Pullets Big and Sturdy on New Life Growing Mash PELLETS Big pullets of any breed lay more eggs and bigger eggs. New Life Pellets reduce waste of feed from hoppers. Give pullets what they need for size, bone and stamina. Call at the Jervis Hatchery and Poultry 'Farm Phone 194 Clinton wherever You Go 'ravel Refreshed TRUCK OWNERS REPORT: MORE MILES AT LOWER COST SMITH I I3 �O OD �YEA NI-MILER TRUCK TIRES • Smart operators have proven that Goodyear Hi -Miler truck tires give record-breaking mileage • . . long, dependable perform- ance ... lower cost - per -mile. Drop in and see us—we are truck tire specialists. PHONE: 5 R SHELL SERVICE STATION See These' .. . HEAVY DUTY Electric Stoves One Four -burner, oven control, "National" - .. $189.50 One Four -burner, oven control, "Electreheet" $169.95 One Heavy-duty Gra am Rangette $75.00 One Graham. Rangette $69.50 Hot Plates $4,75 to $13.00 Electric Fans, $5.95 to 16.50 The New DOMINION WASHING MACHINE $129.50 GROVES ` ELECTRIC PHONE '274 Ask for it either way ... both trade -marks mean the same thing. Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract With Coca-Cola Ltd. STRATFORD BOTTLING COMPANY' 704, Erie St. Phone '78 "SHOCKING POLITICAL PAYOFFS!" Friday, June 24th CKNX Wingham 7:15. -- 7:45 p.m.