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Clinton News-Record, 1947-07-10, Page 7':THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947 CLINTON NEVVS-RECORD Q:--,'VPihaG is the ceiling price on steak but the ceiling prices of all e steak? pasted in butcher slaps, according to eu___There m I regulations of the Wartime Pries are any . tyPea of and Trade Board. &ire,/✓f9E 6YN iO�Trrieb'ON./„ SANDY STMPSO1' has been patiently improving his dairy herd. Ile saw his- chance ischance to buy a pure bred bull — and the manager of his bank lent him the ready cash to close the deal. Now be's expecting great things of his new calf; already he sees her winning her class at next year's Fall Fair. A few more like her and he can also see his milk pro- duction rising -- as well as a nice extra income from selling his surplus stock to neighbouring farmers. Branch banks, in rural communities across Canada, help to build prosperous farms .. and at the same time help increasethe flow of food to family tables both at home and in distant lands. THiS IS ONE INSTANCE of how Canada's 3,200 brooch banks play their part in the daily life and work of Canadians. 6PONSOREO BY YOUR BANK Dateson, Detroit, is visiting friends here. Mrs. Wilildaen Mine is visiting ;friends in London. Mrs. Hairy Yungblut attended bhe Old Home Week at Mount Forest. William ,'Raiblvby, Fort •Churchill, has been renewing acquaintances here, • Mr. and a12rs. ICneeshaw, ,Hesford, are visiting gr. and Mrs. William Reggitt. Miss .}leper ,Merrell, Toronto, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Roberton. Me. and Mrs. Jahn Finlayson, Sea - forth, ,spent the weekend with Mr. and /Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Mts. Gordon Taylor and daughter Marion, ase attending' the Anglican Church ;C'asnp at-Bayfveld. Arthur Yungblut, J. W. Medd, Donald dbass and Mrs. Fred Ross, were London visitors last Friday. Miss BettyStokes, Ottawa, is spending the summer holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Wilfred Vesterfelt. Miss Zeta ,Munro has returned to Toronto after holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs'. R. D. Munro. — Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kinahan and 4aanily, Goderich, were weekend vis- itors at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Dobie. (Lev. Harold Curry, Mrs. Curry and son Wayne of Watford, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison. Visitors with Dr. B. C. Weir are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weir and daughter Joan, Ottawa; and Mr. and Mrs. Damian MacKay, Kintail. Mr: and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson, Rus- sell and Donald King with lt&x. and Mrs. Altbert. Killough, London. Mrs. Albert King returned 'home with then. 1VLtss Betty J. Asquith, Ellis Little and Donald dross are attending sum - neer school at University of Western Ontario, while Miss Mary Houston is attending summer school at Tor- onto. Baptist Ladies' Aid Mac. ;Stanley Johnston gave :her home for the July meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church. The president, Mrs. C. A. Howson, was in charge, Mfrs. R. J. Phillips presided at the piano and the de- votional period was taken by Mrs. John . Raithby and Mrs, 'Stanley Johnston. Readings here given by Mrs. Verna Kneeshaw and Mrs. L. Irwin and Mrs. W. Vesterfelt con- -Hinted a solo. The message was given by Rete. C. C. Anderson, The meeting elosed with hymn and pray- er by Rev. C. C. !Anderson, Lunch was served. • Induction Service Rev. A. 'G. Hewitt was indueted into the pastorate of Auburn, West- field and Donnybrook United Church- es at an impressive service held in Westfield United Church last Thurs- day evening. Rev. W. J. Vfroolfrey of 'Ontaido ,St. United ;Church, Clinton presided and preached the sermon and Rev. G. Newton, St. Helen's, addressed. the minister. Frank Camp- bell introduced) the pastor to bhe Westfield members, George Bean Auburn to the Auburn members and Sam Thompson to the Donnybrook members. Afterwards 'refreshments HOLIVIESVILLE Mrs, James Harrison is visiting with her son in Goderich. Donald ,and Bill Palmer have re- turned home from Detroit, Miss Lucy Cousins,' Toronto, is visiting with Rev. and Mrs. C. P. Tavener, ;Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Cooper and son Bruce, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bondi Mrs. S. Walter has returned from Ottawa, having spent several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Elfred. A large 'crowd gathered to enjoy the Circuit Plante at Harbour Park, Goderich, last Thursday, Passes Examinations Congratulations to Mass Eileen Glidden, who was suooessful in eas- ing her 8th grade music examina- tions with second class honours. She is apupil of Mrs. E. Wendarf, Clinton, were served in the basement and social time enjoyed, Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt and three children moved to Auburn Last week from Blntevale. United Church WMS Meets The July meeting' of the W1VIS of Iiaiox United, Church was held at the home of !Mrs. Fred Toll with an attendance of 45. The president, Mrs. 'Earl Wightmen was in aharg•e of the devotional period and Mss. W. J, Craig presided at the piano. The seripltitre was ,read by !Mrs. Wightman who also offered prayer, The secretary and treasurer's re- ports were ,given and Mrs. J. Ar- thur reported for the supply. The corresponding secretary read "Thank You" letters, (from (Mrs. N. MoLamby, Miss Vivian tStraughan and Mas. I. Bean. Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett took charge for the program which in- cluded prayer by Mrs. Stranglian musical number by Mrs. James Craig .Mrs. Sl MaClinohey, Mrs. W. J. Craig and Mrs. Ken McDougal, S reading Mrs. G. IMeOlinchey. The Heralds responded Mss. Albert Osanp- bell on Africa, ;Mr!st El Patterson on Christian 'Stewardship, A solo iwas rendered ;by Ms. Thomas Jardine. The topic taken ;from the Study book was given bis Mrs, Aany Toll. Mrs. Harty Yungblut contributed a read- ing and Mrs. JamesCraig and Mrs. S. Ma0tinehey 'gave an 'auto harp duet. The birthday offering was re- ceived by Mrs, Ken McDougal and Miss Margaret Wiglhtman, The meeting closed with hymn and ,prayer by Mrs. Wighbman. • Lunch was served. (Intende'd for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graviston, Tavistock, visited friends here on Sunday. J. J. Wilson was in Detroit over the weekend attending the wedding of Miss Barr. Miss Mary Nesbit, Toronto, was a weekend visitors with Mr. and Mas, Alfred Nesbit. Mr. and Mrs, George Bean have been visiting friends at Hamilton and Belleville. (Mas P. Ross and Donald •arbtended the Decoration service of Dungan- non cemetery on Sunday. dtrs. William Roberton, in com- pany with -Mr. and Mrs. Bert (Mills visited at Eugenia Palls. George and Margaret Wright had their tonsils removed in Alexandra Hospital Goderich on Monday. Born — In Detroit on Wednesday, Jiume 25, 1947 to Mr. and Mrs. Bev- erllyl French (formerly Anna Beadle), a son. Mr. and Mrs. David MacLeod and John, B'russeic, spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. John Mac- Leod. Miss Isobel Rollinson, and a girl Nesbit an charge. Mrs. T. S. John- P:A:GE SEV11I' Mrs. William' Govier with Mrs. A. friend spent .the weekend with her Ston offered prayer and Mrs. Gooier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roll- read the soriptuae. A reading was imam. given by Mas. Alvin Letherland and Weelc-end visitors with Mr. and Misses !Marion' • Taylor and Laura MIs. O. E. Asquith were their two 1VIae Letherland sang a duet. The sons Reg., Toronto, and Harrold, topic on 'We are Citizens," was Northern Onb rio. taken by Mise Army Toll, Readings Misses Mary Horustore, .South Por- cupine crud Frances Houton, R. N, 1 London are hoiiclaying with Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, Names' Medd has returned to his home after being a patient for a mouth in St. Joseph's hospital, Lon -- don, following an operation for the removal of 'er cataract. Farewell Presentations Farewell presentations 'featured' a sociful gathering at Knox United ehui,ch Friday everinig. A brief program under the chairmanship of Chanes Soott was presented. it consisted' of a sono by Mrs. Enieeson Rodger, reacting, Mrs. Albert Camp- bell; a saxaphone solo, .Stewart Toll; a voial duet, Mrs. Rodger and Mrs. Thomnas Jasdinn.; vocal solo, Aubrey Toll. William Gow read an address and Williann ,Straughan ,presented Rev. 11. J.,Snell with a purse of money, Art this juncture Earl Wightrnan read an address, and Mr. Maughan was presented with a. purse by James Jackson. Rev. H. J. ISneli is moving to Exeter, and Mr, IStraughan, an elder, has moved to Goderioh, Lunch was 'served by the adies of the congregation, Decoration Service Friends were present from Goder- lch, 'Tavistock, Ild'erton, Brussels, Clinton, Blythand surrounding dis- trict for the annual decoration ser- vice of,Ballps cemetery. The service took place in the little brick church on the cemetery grounds, ,and was conducted by Rev. C. C. Anderson, paster of the Baptist church. Ker. H. J. Snell read) the senipture lesson, and offered prayer. .Ma. Andersen spoke on "Remembrance," using as his text Deuterononty 8-2 He play- ed glowing tribute to the pioneers, and urged his listeners to follow their example of honesty, uprightness and integrity. Mas. R. J. Phillips was accompanist for the serviee. Farwell Sermon .A. linage congregation was present at Knox United Church on Sunday morning to hear Rev. H. J. 'Snell preach this farewell sermon prior to leaving for James. Street charter h' Ureter:i At this a new elder, Guy Cunningham, was ordained, and communion was dispensed. At St. ,Mark's Anglican Church, Rev. J. L. H. Henderson administered the rite of baptism to the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Brown, Walton, and to bhe •infant daughter of Mr. and Williams Gavier, At Knox Pres- byterian Church, Rev. L. C. Jorgen- son, Bluevale, dispensed communion and baptized' .the infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson. St. Mark's Guild The Ladies' •Guild of St. Mask's church met 'Monday at the home of yedt keverge EIGHT MAGAZINE CAMERA Look what it gives you! East Laadtarl Not open the draws, heart pec -threaded film magazine, clone drawer and you're toady to shoot. Simple Shooliatl Sight, prep. button. Revere oapturos whet you ,00 in natural beautiful color. Five Speedsl slaw mamas and single frame Jar tr1ck affects, Continuous rue, with F 2.3 Bausch 5165.00 Here's the movie camera that permits you to & Lomb coated lens delivered change from color to black -and -white without tax included waste of time or filial I'ts Revere's new Magasine Camera. Makes thrilling, natural -as -life envies easy as snapshots— eionor:t sally, too— on low -cat Sura titan. Has many nc'w improvement; that really make it inn to use, Come in srd see R,werpx today) Send your order ie. i;rD•JY for immediate d i,ary Charges: Satish.- • •-•••••:',Winteed Revere Camera Lod . • CAMERA HORS; a V'0 pay C.C.D. fu11 line of it ilogae. rot -onto 9 G EN MILTE BOTTLES TRADITIONALLY, Ale has always been distri- buted ' in green bottles but, owing to the present shortage of, green glass, some Ale is being bottled in white or amber bottles. This is a temporary measure—and does not in any way affect the quality of the product. .Published by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) PLEASE RETURN EMPTY" BOTTLES PROMPTLY were given by Mas ..Thomas Haggitt and Mies Many Nesbitt, The roll call 'was answered by pasting 'birth: dam manes and telling rho place' and dateof birth. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A, KerIceonneli. ,To this meeting the members will bring articles to be auctioned. Lunchwas served. cswwwvrwv.�ss.. CLINTON MONUMENT SHOP OPEN FRIDAYS. 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WESTERN GRAINS SEEDS CONCENTRATES and QUALITY MIXED FEEDS AT ALL TIMES SAMUEL RIDDICK & SONS CONCENTRATES GRAIN -- FERTILIZER — SEEDS -- MILD FEEDS For Body and Fender Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 14 YEARS' EXPERIENCE C. R. Crossinan Body Shop Rattenbury St. W., Just West of Bartliff's Bakeshop PRONE 694 Your Pullets on Range Need Plenty of Water The importance of good feed is constantly "stressed by Poultry Authorities. The importance of water is just as great. A plentiful supply of fresh glean drinking water should be available at alll dames. IT IS IMPORTANT TEE WATER BE FRESH IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT THE FEED DE PANES!! ShuruGain Feeds are Made at Our Mill Each Day and are Always Fresh Drop in at the Mill for Your Shur -Gain Feeds CLINTON FEED MILL YOUR SHUR-iGAIN FEED SERVICE MILL PRONE 580 CLINTON