Clinton News Record, 1954-12-16, Page 10.PAGE TEN
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VARNA With
The SS No:
Miss Margaret McClymont, To- ship Farm D
Tonto, spent the weekend at her home of Mr. ai
home here. son on Moeda;
John McAsh is at present under for discussion
the doctor's care. His friends Young Farmer
wish him a speedy recovery. The first qui
The Orangemen are operating sources do yoL
the skating, rink .in the United area look for
Church shed again this winter.decided. that'tJ
Varna L.O.L. No, 1035 held their` dividual mortj
annual meeting on Thursday ev- persons, local
ening last. ,The officers elected Farmer Ioans.
are as.. follows: W:M., Wilfred Tlae second
Chuter, D.M., Lloyd Keys; chap- can a young f
lin, Murray Holmer; recording -heavy investrr
secretary, 'Charles Reid; financial =and equi
secretary, Louis Taylor; treasurer,`started?" It
John Aldington; ' marshall, Grant land he might
Webster first lecturer, Gordon
Coleman; second lectured,, Frank
McClinchey; first cofnmitteeman, outside tyler,
George Reid inside tyles J. Scott, son.
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ANNOUNCEMENT ...
I have )List been appointed as
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD 4 TilViISDAX, DECEMBER 16, 19$t`i
.,.�.. 'Loudesboro W1. ,
The Local Farm Forums 46�tuaries White Rose Servs C�
iS 4 the first few, years, although ,in i ea�rS,Stor ;V •Ce' Sta ion
4 Goderich Town- our locality it would be impos- • o r�+��� ` y
rum met at the sible .to find land"to rent. He
d Mrs. Leslie Pear- should .start gradually with live- �7 7 T GG' •* { Operated by U, L. Switzer ----on Vittorio. Street' lz
night., The topic stock, buy young stock and raise, Noble Rolland "Littlest, Angel"is nowgiving-
vas
"How Can. the it, on a small, basis: at first. With "�
Find Capital?" equipment he could hire 'work Noble William 'Ilolland, RR 4; (By Londosboro coi•ros on eat qt •�� T�TT
.tion was "to;what done by, some one who does cus- Clinton, died on Monday III the P , d 1 21-iiOUR ;5 i' CE
Clinton Public Hos ital in his 89th Mrs. Stanley. Lyon, president of,
yg farmers in your tom work, especially the jobs ne- p the Londosboro Women's Inst)
credit?" ' It was cessitating the most expensive year, tut . r With Wrecker and Touting
He was a well-known resident . e, presided at the regular meet -
ages
are to machines. hiss. A young man who lives ing on Tuesday, December 7. The
a es from private near his home usually works with of Huron County and had resided - .� ALSO --- It'i7EL Olin FOR SALE
g P all his life on the farm on which meeting was. opened with "O Can, g
banks and Junior Ills father and uses his equipment, aria , the opening ode and :the
There was a recreation eriod lie was born. He was also a fox PHONE CLINTON 397
p farmer for,; 26 Mary Stewart collect :followed by
;uestion was how and lunch was served, The meet- years. He built
h the, Lards Prayer. m 50p
the first bean thrasher m the rrn n
e qtr
m next. week will be at the home
firmer avoid unduly g m Minutes of the last meeting
ants iii" land, live- of Mr; ' and Mrs. William Lobb. county and for'sever al"years he g
built'chickerf brooders, were read and approved, Plans
Was when geeing were made for the banquet to be
Was decided with F)RvES]IIDE FOIfT 4T Hewas the son of the late Mr. held December 30. Ia'e+C,iatP
LL�tE`G!4��t4it�-ki~!r;+&•tetE
and Mrs. James. Holland and Was t was decided
rent if possible, for ,Fireside Farm•,Forurn met at the a member e : to send a donation to the -Child -
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dal- be of West y Willis United, rens , War Memorial Hospital in
ton on -Monday, December 13,,wxth Churcly, Clinton, and of, its mens London. r' "p
Kenneth Stephen- 21 present, The discussion, "Get- club. f The treasurer' re EXTRA SPECIALS DEC. 17 and 18
ting•'Started" dealt with the diffi Surviving besides his widow, the treasurer's'report was read
by Mrs, Arthur Clark; secretary=
culties facing young men trying to former Ruth Switzer„ are one son, treasure, The roll call was answ MILK=-Oarnati0
n :..;... 2 1 tins 27c
William Holland, at home, .and' �.,'•,
get started in A wilnh a't the Pres- eyed by handing r a treat or SHORTENIN
eat time. VLA will help veterans three daughters,' Mrs. H. V. Heal- donation for sick or 'shut-ins. G-,-clout@T ......,.....,..:.....:. `Z" 1b5. 49C. `
ey, Toronto; Mrs. Glen Gibson,
9 to get started. 80 per -cent help The motto was given.' by Mrs. 15 oz. r
from government for Junior Far- Blyth, and Mrs. Ken McBurney, Stanley Lyon. Mrs. 'Willis Van- PORK & BEANS --G
Valley la tins �JC
mers: London; gave a Christ- SHREDDED WHEAT—Nabiseo:.:...2' Pk9s. 33c `
A Egmond Clinton,
Individual mortgages are some= Funeral service was held at the; inns message in form of a very g
AGENT times obtained, but there are Street Vast,. Clinton, Rattenbury interesting Christmas story entit- JELLY POWDERS—Lu ........, 6 p1{gS.:�JC
Beattie funeral home,
more difficult to ' get as people on Wednes- led "The Littlest Angel." `. r
lost money on them when the da
Wy`afternoon, with Rev. Hugh C. Christmas carols were sung, ac- SODA WAITERS—Weston S ......... lb. prig', 21%
government re -adjusted individ- Wilson officiating, Burial was in rn d b M SHORTENING
"
wally -held mortgages -a number of
Clinton Cemete rr•
co pante y ;s. Thomas Allen.
The program
P gram 'consisted of a
—,SHOWalie 5555
•
Ontario Automobile Association
years ago. The former' owner; if
=he is to retire, -will
Pall -bearers were Herb Jenkins,
William Vodden, Harry Charles-.
reading by Mr.. E. Knox; a duet
XXXX Blend Ground nesh
DONT BE HALF— ,
planning some-
times -give a mortgage. Some
worth, George Shipley; Bert Irwin,
by Mrs:'Al1en, Shadaick and Mrs.
Glen Carter, accompanied by Mrs.
COFFEE lb. ba �Q7 7
g
for this district..
-
times; parents are . in a position
to help to some extent.
Banks, we think, will not
Bert' Gibbing.., Flower -bearers
were Hugh Hall, Elgin Nott, Clif-
ford Henderson and inHender-
Edwin Wood; Mrs. Lorne Hunk-
Ing gave a reading and Mrs. T.
Allen'
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o
BIRUSEE FROSTETI FOODS
-
! respectfully ask you for your potrongge.
glue
much help to a person getting
started, without collateral and
son:
played a
p piano. solo.
The meeting -closed with
Save the Queen" and the hostesses
GREEN PEAS -
STEWART SCHOENHALS
that is something the , average
young man does not have, A
farmer has to his way
Thomas E. Adams
served a 'delicious lunch. The
tables were decorated for the
.. .........
^• • • •• pkg. tie
ORANGE JUICE—�i1'batross ........: 2" tins 33c Y
LET OUR MEN CHECK YOUR CAR
young work
into livestock,
. A very highly esteemed resident
Christmas season..
,
PHONE CLINTON 570M
He could work for
neighbors and in return get the
use of their machinery to get his
of Hullett. Township, m the crani
P, p
of Thomas Edward Adams passed
suddenly away 'on Tuesday even-
• • ]�
,] Fruits
Garden Fresh ll'r tS �X Ve etaU�eSi
and three granchildren.
He was a man of stirline, ebar-
n�
LET US KEEP
YOUR CAR AT
older t rmachinery, such min r 7, . He had taken acter, a kindly neighbour, always
horse drawn equipment, the road to give aid ready to lend a helping hand LETTUCE -=•Large Heads ........ 2 for, 31
W- one, or a mi t o to n g� December
type machine
amat3isi;zlmlaitaLiSrarsrzx his tractor to
�. In the opinion of this forum, to a car which had skidded on the wherever and whenever. needed. ;
the government should give a little slippery road Not being in the He had a host of friends as evid- RADISH BRUSSELS SPROUTS
more assistance. Some of the best of health for a year past he enced by the large gathering at ' CRANBERRIES
younger members of our forum apparently suffered a heart attack the Ball and Mutch funeral home
thought any young man trying m and died almost immediately. where funeral service was held on CELERY Hearths ......... ......... bunch 210+ '
establish himself m the farm Born on the eighth concession Friday afternoon. Interment was
Of Hullett in Ma h 1$89 H d U' C
Top Performance
should marry a farm girl, who
could chore while he was out
rc a
spent his entire life there. He
was a son of the late Henry and
ma e m mon s wet y, Blyth..
The pallbearers were' members
of the Londosboro L.O.L. and the
a -- nOUND or. SIR -LOIN . PER LB.
LSTEAK �iC
'59C
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Huron County
at the nelgiibor's.
At the conclusion of the dis-
Christens Coe rnami Adams.
In 1911 he married Mary Jane
flower -bearers were seven Hep-
hews. Conducting the service
ROAST'— [(�
DONT BE HALF— ,
cession period, a few games of
euchre were enjoyed. Prize win-
(Mae) Stewart also of Hullett who
survives him along with one son;
was his pastor, Rev. T. a White,
Londosboro, assistedAtwo cousin,
BONELESS ROGNti STEAK LB. S9e
OR EVEN 3/4 SAFE
ners were: ladies, most games,
Mrs. Bert Hoggart, lone hands,
Clifford Earl. Hullett; one
Rev: John Button, Atwood. A
ROV1\D �� Air
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DURING THE COMING HOLIDAY PERIOD.
Mrs. James Howatt, consolation,
brother John and five sisters, Mrs.
Charles Dexter, Mrs, Joseph
nephew, Aubrey Toll, Blyth, sang
a solo. The last rites at the grave-
IELl
1vIY'Nf F,,)_ru.vE LB.
picked up at the farm,
Mrs. Joseph Babcock men most
,
games, Donald Buchanan, lone
YoungbIut, Mrs.' Austin Dexter,.
Mrs. Guy Cunningham all of Hul-
side were conducted by members
of the Clinton, Londesborb, Blyth
BLADE ROAST of Beef 39
PER LB. C
LET OUR MEN CHECK YOUR CAR
hands, Donald Buchanan, consola-
lett; Miss Lillian Adams, Clinton
and Auburn L.C.L.
,
tion, Miss Frances Cook.
d 1
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WF UAVF A -U^B. C eel ei.�,...s ...
Bumper to Bumper
iors )och was servedFrom
byMrs GeogaHggart, Mrs. Ro-
;. ;
bert Jamieson and. the hostess,
We specialize in the ignition system, the "heart" and
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Huron County
"nerve" system of your car. If this .system is near
breakdown, our "doctors" can put if righty.
Crop Report
— DRIVE IN SOON —
(By G. W Montgomery)
ds
"Little progress has been made
during the past week in harvest-
'Mechanical
ing the remaining acreage of sug-
TRACTOR and WAGON—reg: $3.95, ..:........•..
ar
en beets and corn, "Snow and
colder weather have almost put an
AUTO ELECTRIC
end to these operations.
"Many
THUNDER. GUN -reg... 4.75 ......... ..............
farmers are disposing of
their poultry flocks disgusted with
G6 " y
The Original Tune -Up Shop
low poultry and egg prices,
A considerable tonnage of bal-
ed hay is.moving the
g
A
We Only
out of north
End of the County at $15 per ton
Use, Original Factory Parts
picked up at the farm,
e
PHONE 762J -- -- -- CLINTON
"Fertilizer dealers report some -
what decreased advance sales of
gn fertilizer by farmers wishing to
12 M& t "aat2tga take advantage of the December
discount."
The Origin
Of The Cracker
Christmas Crackers originated
in Britain some 70 years ago, The
Idea was brought' back from a
continental holiday by Tom Smith,
a confectioner and matter of wed-
ding cake ornaments. Tom saw a
French confectioner make his can-
dies more attractive by wragning
them in tissue paper, That Crist-
mas, he wrapped his sugared al-
monds in this way. Later, to
make the packages• more enter-
taining he included a loving mes-
sage in each wrapping and so be-
gan the present day Cracker,
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• Crystatctoar l $349.50
pictures,
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• .exclusive in wahiuf finish. -
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"Golden Throat"' i Slightlygehigher in
tone system.
98C
1 IImed..kafinishes.
FERRIS WHEEL --reg. $1.,49 ...:..... - ........
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See the difference in a
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'Mechanical
side-by-side demonstration at
TRACTOR and WAGON—reg: $3.95, ..:........•..
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THUNDER. GUN -reg... 4.75 ......... ..............
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Children's Books:
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.. 49c
` Turkeys Geese c& Chicl�ens
All Fresh Killed At Very Low Prices
All Poultry Will Be Cleaned Free of Charge
Burt`_z
LITTLETLE
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HOCKEY GAME_was$ 95,
Good action game 0`�5
TEDDY ZILO--
Reg. $2.95..........................................................• �.��
Wind-up Toys
MERRY -GO ROUND --reg, $1',49' ..•..•...... .......
98C
FERRIS WHEEL --reg. $1.,49 ...:..... - ........
98c
AEROPLANE RIDE -reg, •$1;,79' ........................
$'1.29 n
'Mechanical
TRACTOR and WAGON—reg: $3.95, ..:........•..
$2.49
Stookey Joe
b
THUNDER. GUN -reg... 4.75 ......... ..............
$3.255 A
Children's Books:
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BIBLE STORIES—.
Reg. 75c Special , .
.. 49c
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.NO GADGETS.
Iesiingcs,,B, gas). y .
NO GADGETS. . Gatd infold on
14K Gold HOlpNKI peen and Also In
sets,I only $22.50.
Dolls
Slightly soiled, includes walkers, ,.all -rubber
and stuffed. Special shelf all drastically
reduced;
ALL -RUBBER- - reg. $6.98 $4.98
WALKER -reg: $1.0.95 .. $5.95
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