Clinton News-Record, 1958-07-24, Page 11TM SDA Y, TU. 24, 1958
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Mr. aimd Mays. Lewis; Wagner and
son Lewis, Masselon, Ohio, are
>vli iltiinfg Whiter land Writs Mtinna,e
Wagner and other xelialtives,
Mrs, Kitchen 'and sign John,
Piort Da, iio'usiie, are visiitang Mr.
and, Mrs. J. J. Roblertsl i ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. (hinter, PoOt
Eligin, spent rt'h ,,woekend withMess Sadie Cakiter.
Mrs.. 'a lark, Taroaato, its vd'slitivnlg
Mass M. R. Jackson.
Mr, and Mrs, Pray Bridges, Sag
gnaw, Mich., care vlislitiing Mr. ia¢td
Mrs. Donald Fowler,
D, W. IHamiiltlon, wbo, has, beam
visiting has daughter, l&is. M: All
N6on land! Mir. Allinson,, Paa''khdfl,
has returned hlome:
M'is's Colleen Miflhan, London,
was a weekend visiutoi- moth- aveor
,parents, Mr. ,and' •Mrs, Goorge
iNfdlllian.
Mr. and Mrs, Eldloln Stoltz and
family, Guelph, spent Sunday
with the Ifarmler's patients, Mr.
end Mrs, J. C. Stoltz.
W. and Mrs. RMI Rathweal.
and, Michael, wtia have been holla'-
daying here have returned to St,
,Cathea•ines'.
Mrs. James Joel-sioin, Blueval'e
and Mrs. Catherine Diable, called
on f4enft here Sunday..
Mrs., ,Hasner Hogg, Saskatoon,ds vlilsptlan!g her ,aunt, Mrs. C. M,
Straiugh'an and iother reliaiftvies.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Crag, who
hia-,re been, hdRdayiing in th'e Mrarl-
etdmries: have iret,uaned home.
Jtobeait Wilkain and. Jidhnnty Mac-
Kay iare hollidaying 'with Mir. and
Mrs. Archie Wilkin, Galdlerich.
Mrs. 'Eid 'Davies, was the guest
at is wedding an Tlillsonburg on
Siaturday,.
Gary Byrd, teUier of tlhle Bank
of Commiei+ce, whio: has, been on
Mr, ,and' Mrisi. Cal, S,traughan,
hlaUdays has re't'urned Thome.
Goderiiiclh, and Miris. Fired Ross,
spent ea ,few days; at Ba9mn. Beach
near Madiiand.
Barbara MadKaly' •and- Barbara
Sanderson attemndled ,the Ghras Pses-
Ibyetedian •Camp, alt Kintaiil.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nodholslom,
Karen and Gary, Seaforbh, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,, Wes
Br idnock.
Mises Idbel Foos and Miss 091ve
MCGdU,Blyth, vasiited Mr. and
Mrs, E. P+h'iEaps. ,on Sundaiy.
Misses Bernice McDougal, B;eibtiy
Yurvgbault Band Agnes, Wdakln are
'a.ttendieng 'tlhle. United! Church camp
at Dunlop,
Miss' Margarat A. Jai lesion as
the -music dxisitructor and Maas
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SOME FOLKS HAVE FALLEN
ARCHES FROM TAKING
SUCH DECIDED STANDS
ON QUESTIONS/
Some people have fallen
arches from walking home
from stalled cars. Make sure
your car is always on the
go . . . let us regularly ser-
vice it. Expert mechanics at
your service.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
ul' ervt
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F o •
Bull Wait
operaltlinvg it is careless — even
STRANGLER"
HeMd at Summer Camp
ght at
Auburn
Worship service' at the United
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By 1.500 Hear4d
X1i&S. FRED` ROSS
Church Su ninef School, .north of
Goderich, was enjoyed, on Sunday,
The' annual Bull' Night of :tbr
;anon 9 it 10
July a3, by the Huron County Fed-
eration of ,Agriculture members.
Wiaterioo Cattle Breeding Associa•
tion was held July 15, with 1,50C
peapl'e ,present The crowd f
.. _ _ _
�'� ��' W � off �'
About 50.0 attended and joined in
biri,
=from bhe heavy' rain, w}vi�cl�
athienlded la h eshow (tqu"W1 a 1(l 1tit
lunch tAgether gftex the service,
fieli4 during part of the eVena0g, in
Ed Davies a d, lCourtbimd Kerr
The Salvation Array band under
the lunge itervt that watts px!avad!ed
an Tmiontio on Seaturday. There
the leadership of Envoy Newman,
and, an the rbulid$ngs,
wier°- 61 en't'emeic, but only 3i2 quad-
f eld. Mr.aid' Mr. 1KMT
Wingham, supplied the music
which The
,A praataeal talk was given by
the,guest speaker, the Honourable
-V4Mle0
were ai he prize mOOP''
•was much en'oyed,
group
roe received inspiration from a
W' A. m fo fellow, Minister of th-
raqulhing fax Ontario. Among oth-
Mr, and Mfrs, Eidgar. Lawsion y
Mr, Mrs. 0Hv'e� Amdem on,
fine sermon' f•by' the Rev,
,er things, Mr. Goodfellow stated
somal
Wlia�iam arudbl`Tam a vii ted MirW.!and
Lloyd' Brown, ^Brussels United
Church wli o on the theme
-that artifucial insennana,tIon had.
played the most aanpoatarit role in
Mrs.• Waplilam xruse at flh�m cum,-
mnler cottage at ISoutliyaan tan Nan-
<spoke
.:.o _
of Power with thp.Scripture les
the improvement of cattle of .any
cc, riemplrned' ifor 4.,:*eel? "^ "
son from II'Timothy 1; 1-10.
development
ev pment in recent years, He
spoke al's'o how
,Harvey 1VIcG ,-` 1oglt'h Bay, k
- APpreciatibn Was extended to
things
themselves fanners did' tlndngs far themselves
visiting faiiehldl here ;:....
the ladies of the.Tiq Dunlop, Wo-
and the cahanges ;that Were tak-
'
Vacation "i3ibile�' School
men's,Institute'vvlro took charge of
servr�ig lunch.
ting, place do mnod'ern faamiing meth -
ads' and !farm marketing.
A successful lten ,they •viacabUon
same safety cionotousness, and, em-
President, K. A. Hammond,
B-Ible ;S'ehool ,came to a -el bre Scum-
Moorefield, was, rhairm'an for the
khat have. iproved practical and
day evlemliang liven pupli�lts, pre-
siented a programa. for their par-
LONDESBORO
evening and welcomed flhe crowd.
He complimented the, staff for
enit's ,and :friend§ hon, Knox Unilted
- ,
working (tong 'hours during the
eChurcK ,Dunimng file rten ;days 17.0
lousy season.
edheilldren attended t'i'es ooll.
Chairman, bhe,Rw 9R,"'S, .HIi1'tz
1VIissiori Circle
Y prominent ominent viisi'tors' were
welcomed :by fire Unit Veterimrar-
weelaomned Ithe rguesits, The pram-
T e July, meeting of the Alm-
ion, Dr. C. F. Hawkins,
ary diass, with Mass M.,,IR, Jack-
"
well; Missidn; Cvrole was held at
Manager, Roy G, Snyder, in
son as leader, Wig. the op,enhnlg
thle, hio. Xasgurite. Lyan,. The
me
his report stated that ,there was
song, Rev,. D. J. 'Lanni, �resb!y=
preslde'ht' 1 th, Viincenit apenetd the
a tremendous' demand for the ser.-
iteadiian Church, autl1lined the course
meeting with the poem, "Hig Lamnp
vices - of •tbe Waterloo Cattle Breed.
that had Ibeen' telllasP',ed, end' spoke
am I". 16hiembers answered thle
ing Associations during the pres-
of the wondlertu+l :work the leaders
'roCil call amid' 'theme were 16 vdsit-
ent fascal year —from December
had done. He stated: the children
'It>rialinanig,
,ors, lit was moved by Laura, For-
1 1957 to June 30, 1958, There
meceWed more Bnbd'e In
lbes ialnd, seebaded by Dorathyy Mc-
has lbeen an increase in the vol -
ten idays Maar: they do by going
Lean, that the August meeting bye
dime ,of business over the same
to Sunday Scllool ,for a year.
canceRaled. Ruth read ,a. story on
period of the previous year of
The. pre-s,cihool class wlith Mrs.,
Welfare, an Japan: Members are
8,l16 cows or 23 percent. 'I7,e
W. Gwid' and Mrs.. •F, 'Raith>.'biy
asked itb save old nylons to send'
increase in this severe month per -
as lealdieirs, and;,thelir assistants,
root Japan. Nona Pipe read a tear-
lad it greater than elver experienc-
sanig sieh�email numn'b ;s and iter iR
peramvice stomp,. Zone worship Piro-
ed in a WE -yeas. except an 1952.
,them ansiw red: questions asked by
gram w1as' taken, by Pat. Murch
More than half of the dnarease
the llmder. Fiouir garls,, Patsy Wal'-
land Laiva•a, Forbes.. Laura read the
was in the 1-1olateiimni breed. The
-cin, Sheriffi Stewart, Martha Blvd:-
Sicrlip'tm a and' Plat fed an PmVer.
greatest percentage increase was
,die land' Linda, Reid slang ia, um,
bler; ith�e datss� slang 'fewer
Guest of the eevenlimn vwa, ra Car-
'in the Jersey breed, with a 95 per-
pillmamy
numbers, and the leadelr,.' Mass
,m- member, Mists,, Vera Lyon
,from, a Mission • rbslplibal in Hazel-
cent increase. Of the 43,798 cows
inseminated, diuAng this seven
Jackson, reviewed their letssuns• and
itomn B:C. She, showed pictures
P'
month period (df .the e percentage
p, p ' g
answered, with verses- mm the 'B1-
�
tihait were very interesting, and erre-
increase as maintained for flue bal-
,ole.
1�ve junior class with Mas, Ed.
joyed by all. The meeting closed
walth.` 'beneda'ctdon,
ance •of the year, ithe total will be
71,745 covers) 47.7 percent were
Davies' and Mrs. Hugh 'Bennett
as leiaders: slang some numbers
- o
and head• a lifesaver 'drill. Offer-
sang was orad John Ai
Carelessness Causes
SUNSET
fer
can, Baptist church, offered the
hist chu the
Most Farm Accidents
dedicatory pier.
The senior class led by Reiv.
Safety on the, farms Is seome
RIVE THEATRE
•-
R. S. 1-Mtz had a. question and nd
thing that icannot beovea-empih-
-1N
•answer perliod, followed by a, song. ,aislzed.
Inid'usltvilal workers are us -t
1 /a Miles East of Goderich
After a hymn, Rev, Hiltz pia ,wally
nounced thee ,benedicMan and the
protlected -by special c'i1oth-
ling equipment and inspection
on No. 8 Highway
parents and friends, vaiewed the
which as; compuhseoay where haz-
— — — —•— — — — — — —
work ,done by the children. Stead-
,to
ardour work ars ,engaged in. The
Thursday and Friday
eers presented certificates all
the dhiildircm,. Accompanists Mrs.
farm worker., however, cannot die-
pend ion s,om cone elsie iso be safety
JULY 24 and 25
D. A. 'MacKay, Mrs, R. J. Phaalhips,
concious for him, for whilee farm
"FRIEND.WITHOUT
Miss Margo, Graiinlge and Mass
Marian Pepper
dirrrplemnent manufacturers, put lasee
A FAC
—o6 -
many s'arfeity devices: as possible
+1-;_ d ' d
Crich Reunion
The 23irld' annual' {Mich reumion
piicnic was holid -at the S�aforth
Lsiuns. Park ion Saturday, July 19,
with 75 preslemnt. Resuaits- of sports
events were asi follows: races, five
yeia'rs and ,under, igarls, June ,Fal-
camer, Bonnie 111hiiel; !b'oysy Gamy'
0=1 ings, Murray TayaDr'; six to
nine, girls, Deia'nnee Doulgiias, Marie
Trew�artha; boys, Ger ' Town-
send, Ronnie Crich; nine to, 1G•,
giirllls, Sylivaa Dougilas, Janet Fa1-
coner; bays, Melvin eCrach, Tarry
Cummings,; young ladies, Eliza-
beth Townsend, Mdl'dred Crcdch�;
young men, boss ,Crich, Roger
Cummings; manned ,ladies,, Mrs.
Roiss Trenvartha, 'Mrs. Framik val-
canes; married men, C110ford Pep-
per; Fred Taylor.
-Ladlees ldck-ibhe�sMgser, Mas..
Palcaner, Sylvia ,Douiglllas; sUrp-
rise race, Eltzabelbh Townsend;
griandparents. rake, Ezra Ellis; eea-
imriination race, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Falconer; oldest person present,
Meru~.. Gi,ffiard 'Crlidh; youngest p'er-
seon ipreslent, Douglas Rhicll•; lucky
number, Marie Trewartiha.
Otlficers• for 1959 are es. f filows:
pre;saident, Fbmnk Falconer; Vice-
president, C'iftord Pepper, secret'
any, Mrs. Ross Trewarbha; treas-
urer, Mrs. Frank .falconer; seports
con miLttee, Mrs. Cummings, Geo-
rge Turner, Ross; Crich, Alec
Townsend, Mr's. -E Ernie Crich:. Ta-
ble committee, Mrs. John Turner,
Mrs. ,Grant ,Stirldang, Mrs, Ray
Tawuns'end, Mars. Warren Whit-
more ,and Mrs. Alden Crich.
525 Ib. capacity, Interior light.
Storage Racks, 5 Year Guarantee
REG. $489.00 $329,
Clearing at ....................... •.......
$35 Down Delivers r .
To A DUTTON.
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BRUCEFIELD — Phone HU 2-3232
ori iemr eq ipm an proven a
instructions for its sante use, these
Don Dafoe -- Shirley Lang
"HAUNTED
are iaR of no awal, iif the person
operaltlinvg it is careless — even
STRANGLER"
for ea moment,
,Some off thee unsate. cond`it'ions
Jon Jeffries -- Alice Cumberland
or hazards around a farm are lead-
— — — — — -- -- •— — — —
ders with, broken, rungs or crack-
sat.' Morn. and Teles.
ed slide mals., cluttereid stairways,
combusitlibl�e fuels. sitored do or near
JULY 26, '2s and 29
buill,dlogs, bull hens and exercise
"TEACHER"S PET"
yards, with anaide,quate femcing and'
Clark Gable -- Doris Day
giate5, lighti-An g rod ground 'mines
PLUS
that have become, disconnected
and maclndnery operated, without
Adeed Shorts
power taike-off shielft, or other
Every Saturday night is give-away
protective covenings. which have
night at the Sunset. Win a large
been removed during servicing 'or
hamper of groceries. Be the lucky
mlalimt,enance olperataoens and not re-
one.
placed.
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Farm mnadhinery by the very
Wednesday&Thursda
nature of the Work get has to pea•-
form, can be dangerous ito op'enate
JULY 3and 31
for df it wall cut grass, at -Mill
Walt Disney's
cut fingers; if it can press hay,
a,
"OLD
it ;can alsomnadm arms, and, Pegs.
YELLER"
Many madhdnes' have dangeraw lly
exposed working ,pants which it
CARTOON COMEDY
is, ampossible to ,cover while in
— — — — — — — — — — —
usle. Ila offset these dangers, the
Two Shows Nightly
operator must learn to take ittree
Box Office Opens at 8 P.M.
same precautions, achieve the
First Show at Dusk
same safety cionotousness, and, em-
Children under 12, in cars, FREE
plfoy the same! safety tedhnIqueis
Playground — Refreshment Stand
khat have. iproved practical and
successful in, industry.
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ero0 Attended. Quality -- R ALL Service
SUMMER* SPECiA.L$ MSN
.. _.
u tune- Minister Trvlr,•ldroot Cream oil
mated to Holstein bulls; d.5 per. BAN,. D-eodoranl in .the push-buttorl ran.
cent to Jerseys; 1,8percenttoOnly 1.1.9.
Aymhlres; 1.7 ,percent to Querns- S9C
oys; 2.7 to Dual F. — — — — — -'—
Purpose Short -
11.5 ,percent to Beef Short- Try
horns; 21.5 percent. to Herefords; NEW T.ussy TO Brass 1
5 percent to Angus'; 3.5 percent to ROLL-ON D P levio Qlressing.
Charoaaas, ,1 percent
to Red l?ofil, Deodorant sy Rexton
Snyder also stated that there Reg. 1.25 for 85c 51,25
are still many cattle in 'the area. summer Cologne —
served, mated to scrub ,bulk eachS — — — — - — — -
year and that they must strive ! 'Fragrances
TOOTH. PASTE
to mate these cows � ;bu'Jles used Reg, 2.50 for 1.25
in the Waiter loo Cattle Bir,eedimig S P E C I A L S
Association--"ONYbere Better Bulls REXADENT TOOTH, PASTE
Are Used°'—'and then the people F R E E Reg, 59c — Special 2 for 890
now Wdng .scrulb buills will also Hudn t KOLYO59c TOOTH PASTE
have "'Better Cattao For Better u .Egg Creme Reg; . _ Special 2 for 890
Living", COL.GATE TOOTH PASTE — 630
Manager Snyder announced that Shampoo and Ball Point Pen FREE
experimental worse indicated' that — — ,_,- — — — — —
the 'percentage of non -returns, ex- 75c Value — with
peraenced when cows were not dn- Prevent Sunburn
seminated -until the day after they New Quick Home Use CARANOME SUN TAN
first showed heat was satisfactory LOTION
With this ,background, the board Permanent
of directors• have decided that for. It wont, come off in the water
a 'trial eperaad', begdxunirvg August Both, reg, 2.75 for $2,00 Plastic Bottle — $1,50
1, 1958, calls for servli.'ce wall be For iia Fever'-- USE
taken on. Saturday evening from Y
6 to 8 p.m. for cows first notleed ANTISTINE PRIVINE--$1.00—lt Gives Relief
in heat on ;Saturday afternoon
and evening. These will be insem-
inated early noticed'
morning. For Wx C Newcombe,Phm■B■
caws first noticed' emuheat omu Sun- ■
day morning, members will not
call for service until Monday mos- Chemist and Druggist
ning. PHONE HU. 2-9511 CLINTON
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