Clinton News-Record, 1957-04-11, Page 8NOTICE
I have recently sold
my Trucking Business to
Herb Pocock.
I take this opportun-
ity to thank OH my cost-
errors for their business
and urge them to patron-
ize my successor.
Gordon Nivins
15-p
Announcing —
Having purchased the
TRUCKING
BUSINESS
of Gordon Nivins, I re-
spectfully• solicit your
patronage.
I will give you the' best
service possible.,
Herb Pocock.
R. R. 2, Clinton,
Phone HU 2-9112:
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"The Home of Good
Clean Fuels"
barden and Lawn Seeds
We have a complete line of Bulk Garden
Seeds and Packages. If there is anything we
haven't got, we can get it in three days.
LAWN SEED—either in packages or we
can make any mixture for you that you desire.
Fertilizers
We carry VIGORO, SHEEP FERTILIZ-
ER, SHUR-GAIN and MILORGANffn
Hay and Pasture Mixture
We can make up a 20 lb. per acre mixture
at from $8.50 to $9.00 per acre.
CLINTON SEED STORE
PHONE HUnter 24041
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Farmers!
Be Prepared For Spring
Seed and Fertilizer prices are at their lowest now.
Order your SEED OATS while supplies are good
and prices reasonable.
GARRY, RODNEY, SIMCOE, AJAX and BEAVER SEED '
OATS IN STOCK.
Barley Contracts
are now available' with
Fertilizer Supplied
[ We al.o have a' limited amount of
No. 1 COMMERCIAL BRANT BARLEY
For Sale
Cook Broi.;Milling Co. Ltd.
PHONE 24 H ENSALL
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EMENT
We. Have Available
At All 'Times
, Cement by the Bag
or Truckload.
— 'Call For Quotations —
FARMERS
We are' shipping cattle every Saturday for United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will
pick them up at your farm.
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights.
Seaforth -Farmers Co-operative
H. S. Hunt, Manager
Phone—Day 9, Evenings 481w
394.143
Hillsidp &and
CHICK STARTER — GROWING MASH'
. (Crumbled and Medicated) .
LAYING MASH
Always Fresh — Mixed In Our Mill
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FEEDS and SEEDS
MARY STREET CLINTON — PHONE lit' 2=9792:
Be Ready For Th
Easter Parade
in a
Clean Reconditioned
USED CAR
HERE ARE A FEW samPLo;:
1955 'CHEVROLET BELAIRE •
CLUB SEDAN.--
razotor, Only 1,795.00
1955 DODGE REGENT SEDAN
Priced Low
Very Clean. drily $1,690.00
1952 'CHEVROLET 2-DOOR
.SEDANL-- Only $ 895.00
1950 DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN
Like new
Radio, Automatic y Trall:0111 $ 69100
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Sales and Service
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1.965 Ontario .011anapioil Aural Correspondent
PHONE; BA3RIBLD 45 r 3
Miss Barbara Bassett, London,
'Was• home over the weekend,
Mrs. Fred IVIcEwen has returned
to her home after having spent
the winter in LenOon,
Mr, and Mrs. S. Bryant, Byron,
„wine on Tuesday to spend a few
days at their cottage,
Mr• and Mrs, A. W. Brisson,
Grosse Point, Mich., have been
Spending a few days at their cot-
tage.
Miss 'Ruth E.. Hayman, London,
returned to "The Little Inn' on
Tuesday to prepare for the Sum-
mer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight, Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Gemeinhardt,
Carl and Lois, returned to'* their
respective homes in Toronto and
Saginaw on Tuesday afterhoon.
Mr„ and Mrs, Robert Reid, Luck-
now, were the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. William E. Parker, on Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker
and William. Parker, London, were
also'+ with their parents.
The local Association to the
Guides and Brownies will meet at
the home of Mrs, Jack Cluff on
Tuesday evening, April 1.3. The
executive extends a special invi-
Aation to all the mothers to attend
this meeting.
Mrs. J. Sturgeon and Rhea,
Douglas Gemeinhardt and daugh-
ter Anne, went to Toronto on Fri-
day owing to the critical illness of
their.mpther. Mrs. Sturgeon and
daughter remained with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Gilbert Knight, return-
ing home on Sunday.
Trinity Guild
Trinity Church. Guild met at: the
home of Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer on
Tuesday evening. Mrs, Percy Wes-
ton presided. Seven answered the
roll call by Mrs. R. Fitzsimons who
also gave the secretary's report
and correspondence. Mrs. Fred
WeSton reported cu finances.
The members decided to meet
at the rectory on Thursday to con-
sider anything needed to be done
before the new rector arrives, The
Altar Guild calendar was passed
to the members who volunteered for
flowers, it was decided to hold a
euchre and bridge in the parish
hall on. May 3,
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. E. A. Feath-
erstone, Mrs. William E'. Parker
offered the closing prayer after
which' the hostess served tea,
Peter Westerhout has purchased
the home of Mrs. Grierson and is
having some improvements made
to it.
Howard Tait is a patient in the
'Clinton' Public Hospital. Hi s
many friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mountain,
Mrs, Robert Youngblutt attended
the funeral of Dr. Leonard Whit-
ely in Gorrie.
Mr: and 'Mrs. -Fred • ArrnstrOng
and Eleanor of Hamilton, spent a
.few days with Mr. and Mrs. John
Armstrong recently.
Miss June Lear., and Stanley
:Crawford, Toronto; Doris Lear,
Hamilton, were with Mr, and Mrs.
NOTICE
Township of
Tuckersmith
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
DUMPING GROUND
will be open on
Wednesday & Saturday
' Afternoons
from 1 to 6 p.m.
until further notice.
E. P CHESNEY, Clerk E. R. No. 4; Seaforth, Out.
15-&-b
TENDER
For Construction of
IVIcGREGOR DRAIN
Township of
Tuckersmith
TENDERS for construction of
the McGregor Municipal Drain
will be received by the under-
signed up to 7:30 p.m., April 18,
1957. •
This work consists of 5,680
lineal feet of tile drain, 11 catch
basinS, 1 field stone protection.
Plans and specifications may,
be seen at the clerk's office.
Marked cheque for 10% of bid
must accompany each tender.
Lowest ,or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
E. P CHESNEY, Clerk
It, It. No. 4, Seaforth, Ont.
15-6-b
TENDER
For• Construction of
BIG dMUNICIPAL
DRAIN
Township of
Tuckersmith
TENDERS for construction of
the 131gAtimicipal Drain, ToWn-
ship of Tuckersmith, will be re-
ceived by the undersigned up to
7:30 pan., April 18, 1957.
This work consists of 24,200
lineal feet of open drain (12,000
cu. yds. excavation).
Plans mai specifications may
be seen at the clerk's office.
Marked cheqUe for 10% of the
tender must accompany each
tender.
LOWest Or any tender not nee-
essarily accepted,
E, P CHESNEY Clerk R. it, igo, Sentorth, Ont.
15.6-11
Boy Soloists Top in Competition Work
,AMovg the young men who proved top solo-
ists at the Hullett Township sixth annual music
festival, were these. Front row, 'left to right:'
Billy Merrill, USS 12.. tied for third place (ten
years and under) with JohnHoogeoboom (second
from right) of USS 5; then Taaf Bakker, SS S,
first place eight years and under, and at far
right, Gordon Tait, first place, ten years and
,ender.
Second row, Harvey Carter, SS 5, second
place, 1,4 years and under; Clarence Dale, S'S 1,
first place in the same class, with 88 marks,
highest in the festival; Frank 'Tares, SS 8, sec-
ond place, ten years and under; Melvin Knox,
SS 6, fourth place in 12 years and under, and ,
top place with Nancy Rake*ick in the duet 'class.
Third row, Frank Murah, tied for third in 14
and under class, with Paul -Goldsworthy, both of
SS 5.(News-Record Photo) •
EBENEZER
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Thompson
entertained the members of the
S$ No, 4 Goclerich Township Farm
Forum last Tuesday evening, This
"500" card party was the final
meeting of the season.
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
on
BELL IMPERIAL
THRESHING
MACHINES
Until May 15, 1951
IT WILL PAY YOU TO '
CONTACT US NOW FOR
PARTICULARS
Repairs and Parts
Now is the time to look over •
your older machine and have'
any repairs done, so that you
will not be held up later. We
give careful attention to re-
pairs and orders for parts.
News of Londesboro
Correspondent — MRS. Ii. DURNIN
Phone Blyth 37 r 19,,
Nelson Lear foy the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake,
Paul, Karen and -Jane, were Sun-
day visitors with their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and' Mrs. Harry Durnin.
Recent guests with Mrs. W. iv-
on and Mrs. Mary Crawford, were
Mrs. Minnie Jones, Auburn; Mrs.
Scrimgeour, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Israel and Mrs. Schmidt,
Kitchener.
WA To Meet
The Woman's Association will
hold their meeting on Thursday,
April 18, at 2. 30 o'cock. Program
committee is Mrs. Earl Gaunt and
Mrs. Harold Sprung,
'
Hostesses
Mrs..N. Lear, Mrs. E. Wood, Mrs.
D. McNeil, Mrs. Gordon Radford.
Sunshine Banquet
The Sunshine Sisters of the
Women's Institute held their ban-
quet in the church basement ,on
Tuesday evening, April 2. At
7.30 about 52 members sat down
to a sumptuous turkey dinner, ser-
ved by members of the Woman's
Association, The tables were 'dec.:
()rated with the Institute colors
and flowers. ,
At the close of the dinner \the
secretary called the roll and as
each members name was called
her Sunshine Sister pinned a fancy
handkerchief on her dress.
As it was the president, Mrs.
Lyon's birthday, she was presen-
ted with a lovely cake and all
sang Happy Birthday. She was
also presented with ' two lovely
pictures in appreciation of her
work through the year. Mrs, Ar-
thur Clark, retiring secretary-
treasurer, was presented with a
lovely cake plate.
Mrs. Clara Vincent sang a solo
Mrs. T. Allan played an actor-
(Ilan solo. Shirley Hamilton then
showed pictures' taken on her trip
to the west and United States
last summer, which were enjoyed
by all,
WI Regular
The Londesboro Women's Insti-
tute who had their regular mon-
thly meeting on ThOrsday even-
ing April 4, had as their guests
the 4-H Homemakers. Club, known
as the Londesboro Laughing Las-
sies, Mrs. Stanley Lyon, presided.
The report of the nominating
committe was as follows:
President, Mrs. Stanley Lyon;
first vice-president, Mrs. Edwin
W. G. Thompson
and,Spos Limited
Hensall, Ont.--?hone 32
Wood; second vice-president, Mrs.
Arthur Colson; -seeretary-treasui-
er; Mrs. Adolph Fangrad; assistant
secretary.;- treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd
Pipe; press reporter,-'Mrs, Arthur
Clark.
. District director, Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook; pianist, Mrs, Thomas
Allen; assistant, Mrs. J, Arm-
strong; flower and card conven-
ers, Mrs. E. Hesk, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe,
Mrs, J. Clark, Mrs. L. Reid, Mrs.
Bert Allen; auditors, Mrs. W. Reid,
Mrs, A. Colson.
'Conveners of standing commit-
tees: agriculture and Canadian in-
dustries, Mrs. C. Crawford; citiz-
enship and edUcation, Mrs. Leon-
ard Caldwell; 'community activities
and.public relations, Mrs, Leonard
Shohbrook; home econorniCs .and
health, Mrs. Percy Carter; histor-
ical research and current 'events,
Mrs. W, Manning; resolutions, Mrs.
E. Throop.
Mrs. Manning_ gave an interes-
ting paper',on the motto "He Who
keeps busy+ improving his own lot
has. no time for idle tales about
others." After the roll call, Mrs.
Arthur Colson gave a paper on,
"Make new friends but keep the
old; the new ones are silver; the..
old ones are gold."
Shirley, Addison, Loreen Addis-
on, Marie Josling, Nancy Caldwell,
Loreen Roe and Mar-
jorie .Hunking, the Homemaker's
Cattb under the leadership of Mrs.
Dave Anderson and Mrs. J. Shad-
dick, displayed their sleeping gar-
ments they had made and their
records. They were presented
with 4-H crests and pins and also
a gift froin the Institute.
After two instrumentals by Mar-
guerite Lyon and a solo by Karen
Alien, the meeting closed and lun-
ch vyas served.
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ROBERT DELL
INDUSTRIES LIMITED
Seaforth„ Ontario
Phone 268
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