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Clinton News-Record, 1956-04-19, Page 9TfitURBDAt St4+.1t!* News of ay le BY MISS WQ. wocops outplosbumploil OenutrY 700'001)0004 VRONE. BAYFIELD 45 muvror nzliv$44co 10.1rIel News of Brucefield Vorrespeudent. AIRS, lid. r„-PVIVW T1494e..01449.4 518r12. or Seaforth 009 rOg. Yew, WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE "MY OUR roe etION CINADIANY 1817 BAINK Nio si-tt IAIY o,Nott0'vcr s011065 DEPAn SO& art ecutca..i490t4e svez„. Clinton Branch: WILLIAM MORLOK, Manager • • Londesborough (Sub-Agency): Open Mon. & Thurs. • • • • News of Auburn Correspondent — MRS. FRED ROSS Phone Dungannon 9 r 15 4•44-4-• Visitors with Mr. --and Mrs.' Ed- gar Lawson on Sunday were Mrs. John Sclater, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hemberger and Margaret and Miss Hattie Murray, Seaforth. Mrs. Marguerite Chopin, Miss Mary Houston and Mrs. Ruth Daer have returned to their schools af- ter spending the Easter holidays at their respective homes. Mr. R. G. Ling, Guelph, was a weekend visitor with Mr. R. D, Munro. Mrs. Ling and daughter Marilyn who 'has been visiting her father, returned home with him. Larry Glasgow spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter, Port Perry. Mrs. Glas- gow and Alan and Dennis who had been visiting there, returned with him, • The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was dispensed in Knox Presbyterian Church last Sunday when eight members were receiv- ed into the church on profession of their faith and one by certif- icate. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and family moved to Arva on Monday. Mr. Craig is employed with the General Motors, London. Mr.' and Mrs. Craig have sold their home in Auburn to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor of West Wawanosh. (intended for last week) Mrs. P,, 3. Phillips was a Lon- don visitor last Friday. Mrs. Herb Mogridge is visiting relatives at Brantford, Mrs, W. R. Robison is visiting friends at Carlisle and Toronto. James Craig and Son sawmill started operating again last week. Private Howard Tait, Camp Borden, visited friends here over the weekend. Private Allan Craig, Camp Bor- den, was a weekend visitor with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Craig, The congregation of the Baptist 'Church were pleased to welcome their pastor, Rev. J. E. Ostrome back after his recent illness. A number from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Met- calf, Blyth, which was held from Trinity Anglican Church, on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yungblut and family, Hamilton, spent the week- end with the foriner's father, John E. Yungblut and Mr. and Mrs. Russell King. 'Mr. William Haggitt and Donna and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chamney visited Mrs. William Haggitt who Is a patient in Victoria- Hospital, London, on Sunday. SAVE!. SAVE ! SAVE Save dollars on our Paint Special. ALL MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS in stock, HEM GLO, and SUPER ITEM[-TONE all prices below. MARTIN SENOUR 100 % reg. $2.55 qt. — NOW SUPER. KEM TONE $ reg. $2.40 qt. — NOW . 1 0 Some gallons and also SemiGloss also at Big Discounts. BUY NO'' .tt'D SAITRY SALE BEGINS FRIDAY NIGHT $1.50 . 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Just phone your Fargo dealer Chrysler Corporatiog v, Cenzada,, Limiter) WATCH CLIIVIAK—SHOWER 6F STARS WEEKLY ON TV, CHECK YOUR NEWSPAOER FOR DATE AND TIME: built tO fit your job! 5,000 1.15 G.V.W. TO 65,000 Lem 0.C.W. Phone, U a 2-9475 MURPHY BROS* • CL1 NT ON 'CHOOSE THE ONE YOU NEED! u-TON, 1O8"-wheelbase model ItaS 18"-long, 49".wide body, 2 116".wheelbase model 'has a0"4ong, 64"-wide body. " 3 '1-TON, 125%"-wheelbase model hes 108'f.long, 54/vIdabody. CORRECTION I In the obituary of T, M. Bran- "lr:104 in laat week's issue, two lines were dropped out. The paragraph eCOnarneneing; ."Surviving are his ".Widow and three N sons, Henry: and - orman,. Kitchener, should have Included:. -"Barrett, Waterloo, two 4rrantlsOns. and three brothers.,' 4. A, 'Featherston, London, Was, 'bogie over. the weekend. Mr,. and Mrs, W. H. Mundy, .London, spent the weekend at their cOttage. Mr. and, Mrs. T. M. Leckie and tranna, London; were at their cot- 1age over the Weekend, • . Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fergus, on, London, were at their cottage in the village on Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. W. Bannister - and Stratford; occupied their 'Cottage on Delevan Street, over the weekend, Mrs. E, W, Oddleifson Who was le.-4-1He+ at her home here last week, re- turned to London with her hus- band who came for the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. James Cruick- shank and Berthina, Hohnesville, visited Mrs. Cruickshank.'s mother, Mrs. William Sturgeon, and sisters on Sunday, George Bell returned to duty on the SS "Wind,oc" on Saturday, He spent a day with his parents while the ship was unroading grain in the port of Goderich, George Telford, Kitchener, Bill Parker, Windsor, Robert Parker, Misses Ethel and Helen Blair, Bar- bara Bassett, were • at their re- spective homes in the village for the weekend. Euchre aid Dance The euchre and dance under the auspices of the Bayfield Agricul- tural Society, in the Town Hall, on April was well attended, Euchre prizes went to: Mrs. Orville Me- Clinchey (high); Mrs. Grant Stir- MeLr414N4,11„, •VINOIXAM 10.0r,PH, IPAT.0010.VD IOWA' CAW' IMAM The monthly meeting of the lily- th-Beigravj Beef Calf Club Was. held in the Belgrave- Arena on Monday evening, Apra 19, open- ing with the. pledge, followed. by a talk on animal diseases by Dr. McLennan, Wingham. Mr, C:0111;i, s spoke on Ned and manage- ment, (second high); Robert Stir- ling (high) Jack Scotplimer (sec- ond high); Mrs. 'Orville IVIcClinch- ey (lone hands). There were ton tables in the. play. Dancing was enjoyed to the strains of the Hank Norris' orches.-. tra, The spot dance prize went to Mr, Ferguson and his partner, Mrs. Grant Stirling. The elimina- tion dance winners were Mr. and Mrs, J. Yeo, A special solo waltz was played for Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weston who that night were cele- brating their twenty-ninth wedding anniversary, The lunch counter in the base- ment was a popular spot, We welcome Mrs. Howard -Allen to this community.. Mrs,. Robert Dawson is confined to Seaforth. Hospital. Miss Vermryre spent the week-. end with her. parents Mr, and Mrs, L. Byre. Robert BrOadfoot la in Seaforth) Hospital, having had an appendix operation. ,„" Miss Margaret Zaphe, Hymn, spent the weekend with friends in the village, Mrs. Victor Hargreaves, visited with her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Henderson, Ingersoll, Mrs, Beth Sholclice, Brinsley, is Visiting this week with her daugh, ter, Mrs. A. Paterson. Mrs. Alton. Johnston visited with her cousin Mrs. Frank McGregor for a few days . last week. Mrs. George Armstrong held a quilting bee for Group Two at which 26 ladies attended. Little Bernie, Lobb fell on a bot- tle cutting her .hand severely, nee- e'ssitating .a number of stitches. Mrs, neg t;larK, Glencoe, spent Friday evening, with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dal- rymple. Rev. and Mrs. S, Davison have as their guest this week, Mrs'. Dav- ison's cousin, Mrs, W. A, Knight„ Windsor. Robert McGregor and Miss- Jean McGregor, were weekend guests of 'their -parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McGregor. The many friends of Mr. S.. Mc- Clung are sorry to hear he is con- fined to 'bed for six weeks with a heart condition. Miss Alice Caldwell, Victoria Hospital, London, spent the week- end with her parents Mr. and. Mrs. William Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doan, Alvin- stun, Mr. and Mrs. Roberton, -Mich- igan, visited a few days. with Mr. Doan's sister, Mrs'. Robert Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. .Gordon Elliott and family, Master Fred Lab, Mrs. H. Berry', . spent Sunday with Mrs. Berry's brother, Alvin Smith, Blue- vale, 'Turner's Church News 4-,14-04-4fri-•+.40-gri•-•-•-•-•••-/P-•-•-e++4-4 Turner's WA • Turner's United Church Wom- an's Association met at the home of Mrs. G. Eagle on Wednesday evening, April 11. Prior to the meeting, two interesting films were shown at Ontario Street Un- ited Church, Clinton. Mrs. E. Townsend presided over the meet- ing which opened with --a hymn, "Blest - be the everlasting God," followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs, W. Rogerson read the Scripture, Psalm 16 and Mrs. M. Falconer led in prayer. The roil call "A verse of an Easter hy- mn" was answered by 14 members. Mrs, Frank Falconer sang a solo, "Near to the Heart of God." Mrs. F. McGregor gave the topic "The Easter Gladness." Business was transacted. A contest "Modelling of hats' dating back to 1808", and guessing the correct date was the cause of much merriment, The meeting closed with a hymn and the Mizpah benediction, Lunch was served' by the hostess and her assistant Mrs. E. Crich, mission Band A special Easter thank-offering meeting of Goshen Mission Band was, held at the home of Mrs. Clare McBride, on Monday night, April 9, with the members' Moth-ers as tuesta. Articles for an overseas package were brought and garden seeds ware sold, The program opened with words. of welcome from the president Marlene McCkincheY, foamed with the Mission Band hymn. Gwen McBride gave the Mission Band. Purpose. The minutes of the March meet- ing were read by Gail McBride. A ddet "Daffodils" was: sung by Dian- ne and Donna, Peck, Two inter- esting stories were read by Mrs, Bruce Keys, Joan: Elliott played a piano selection and Gerald Hay-. tar read a poem entitled "Mother," Cvvv#n and Robert McBride sang a duet, "The Bible tells me so;" -and Marlene MeClinchey closed the program with prayer. . • Easter nankoffering The Kippen and Varna ladies were guests • of the Goshen ladies. of the Woman's Missionary Soc- iety, at the Goshen United Church on April 12, for their Easter Thankoffering. The president Mrs. John Arm- strong, presided. Scripture was read by Mrs, Russel Erratt follow, ed with prayer by Mrs. T. 3. Pitt, A reading was given by Mrs. Bert McBride. - A special number from Kippen, a duet by Mrs. Finkbeiner and Mrs. McGregor, accompanied by Mrs. Broadfoot was very much en- joyed. During the offering Mrs. Clare McBride played a trumpet solo, "Nearer My God to Thee." The number from Varna was a, reading by Mrs, Fred. Mcelymont, The guest . speaker Mrs, Wank Ball„ London, ' (nee Clara Melcin-, ley) was introduced by Mrs, Elgin. MCKinley. Mrs. Elmer Hayter, Mrs. Robert Peck and. Mrs. Elmore Keyes Sang WS, Anson McKinley thanked everyone who took part in the pro, gram and the .meeting closed with a hymn and benediction. The or, ganist for the .evening was Mrs, Bruce Keyes. Ilurou County Crop Report (By W. Agrioulturat Representative fel.. Huron County) A number of the farmers started work on the land in the south end of• the County during this past week and a few fields of grain were seeded, However the weath- er still remains quite cool and warmer weather coupled with some rainfall is needed for better growth conditions, Spraying •for Warble Fly Con- trol is under way in all Townships and it would appear that there is an increased demand for the spray treatment this year. - Farmers in general report there will be adequate livestock feed supplies for •the remainder of the stabling period. The establishment of another mechanical Sugar Beet nnloader further north ino the County at Kippers will be a definite asset to the growers of this crop in the Blyth, Brucefield, Kippen and Hen- sel], areas who formerly trucked their beets long distances to Cen, tralia. 11 PAGE Na"`Ir le..-044,11,*1141+11e0++++-0,0-1 , News of Goshen .tine (hutch • NOM Fargo offers 3 expres models If *Easy to handle! *Easy to load! * Easy on gas! *Easy to buy! .... .. . . . . • New Fargc; Y2-ton express illustrated—also available with push-button automatic transmission.