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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-01-17, Page 8Ontario St. S. S. Executive Meets ••••••••••••••••••••• Nineteen members of Ontario St. Church Sunday School Ex- ecutive met at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Aiken. The first hour was spent on the teacher training project using the book "Teaching as Jesus Taught" with Rev. G. Eagle as leader. Minutes of the last meet- ing were received as read and items therefrom duly discussed. It was decided to send for samples of Bibles for use in the differ- ent classes; to have promotions on Sunday, Jan. 6; to have the committee of Rev. G. Eagle, Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Powell select a new Cradle Roll secretary in Mrs. Groves' place; to have all outstanding .bills paid. Some correspondence from Rev. Scott, of Blyth, was discussed and each group was to report to Mr. Stewart. The February meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Olde. There's Skill Time to Have Your Chimney Repaired or BRICK STONE STUCCO -- REPAIRS Chimneys Tuckpointed, Repaired and Built Faulty DraftS Corrected `Brick Walls Tuckpointed, Repaired, Refaced Fire Walls Built and Repaired Stone Walls Tuekpointed and Repaired Have • RURAL WORK A SPECIALTY that stable wall repaired and eliminate those drafts that affect the health of your stock. PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL CALLS: Monarch Mason Service • WInT•nr,,,,,,„ vomi . . . SPORTS .. . . . ... .... . CHEVROLET FOR 1952 features greater riding comfort through redesigned shock absorbers; improved performance through refinements in carburetion and through new type, engine mountings; and a wide variety of new exterior colors combined with harmonizing interior trim and fabrics of deluxe models. A new radiator grille, fresh ornamentation and bright metal work contribute to a lower, longer appearance, EleVen models are available including the popular Bel Air, the Convertible and the Station Wagon. Shown here is the 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe four-door sedan. • 1952 Chevrolets on Display Saturday CLINTON NEWS-RECORD (By our Hensall correspondent) John Passmore, superintendent of Hensall Hydro System for the past 35 years and who retired from active duty with Hensel" PUC the first .of January,- was honoured at a presentation ar- ranged by members of Hensel' PUC held Thursday evening, Jan- uary 3, at the home of the chair- man, Reeve A. W. Kerslake. Following a supper, Mr. Pass- more was presented with a lazy- boy chair, the accompanying ad- dress read by Walter Spencer. Mr. Passmore came to Hensall from Stratford in December 1909 where he had been engineer in Stratford Electric Power Plant for five years. He came to Hen- sail and purchased the Electric Light Plant from Thomas Welsh, thinking hydro would never come to a small village. It came, however, in December 1916 and in January 1917 Mr. Passmore was appointed superintendent by the council and had served in that capacity ever since, and had served under nine reeves. Phone' 73-X Clinton RCAF Hangs Loss On Kincardine Clinton Flyers made no mistake as they took Kincardine over the hoops to the extent of an 8-3 count in a WOAA Intermediate hockey fixture in Clinton Lions Arena Wednesday last before a good crowd, mostly RCAF per- sonnel The Airmen led 3-0 at the end of the first period, and 5-2 at the end of the second. Thompson was the big gun for the locals, with four goals, while Petrie was in for five assists, Garrow notched two counters. Kincardine: goal, Pistowski; defence, Wall and Bell; centre, Pollard; wifigs, Connell and Ful- ford; alternates—Pearce, Thren- dyle, Zold, Black (sub-goal). Clinton RCAF: goal, Cook; de- fence, Webber and Carroll; centre, Garrow; wings, Rouleau and Starcher; alternates — Petrie, Quinn, Thompson, Skinner, Jette, Grant, Pauluschuck, Walmsley, Mitchell (sub-goal). Referees: Ralph McFadden and Gordon Muir, Seaforth. First Period 1.--,-RCAF, Thompson (Petrie) 11.00;-2—RCAF, Thompson (Pet- rie) 11.20; 3—RCAF, Garrow (Rouleau) 17.27. Penalty: Wa1ms- ley. Second Period 4—Kincardine, Pollard (Bell, Connell) 1.33; 5—Kincardine, Ful- ford (Pollard) 2.02; 6—RCAF, Garrow (Rouleau) 7.32; 7—RCAF, Thompson k (Petrie) 14.45. Pen- alty: Walmsley. Third Period 8—Kincardine Pearce (Thren- dyle, Connell) 6.26; 9—RCAF, CLINTON JUNIOR FARMERS HOCKEY SCHEDULE Dec. 28—Clinton at Brussels Jan. 3—Lucknow at Clinton 7—Clinton at Londesboro 10—Brussels at Clinton 14—Clinton at Teeswater 19--Teeswater at Clinton 22—Clinton at Trowbridge 26—Londesboro at Clinton 30—Clinton at Lucknow Feb. 4—Trowbridge at Clinton 0 WOAA INTERMEDIATE "A" HOCKEY SCHEDULE Jan, 9—Kincardine at RCAF 11-41CAF at Goderich —Wingham at Kincardine 12—RCAF at Wingham 15—Wingham at Goderich • —Kincardine at RCAF 18—RCAF at Kincardine 19—RCAF at Goderich 22—Goderich at RCAF —Kincardine at Wingham 23—Wingham at RCAF 26—Kincardine at Goderich 26—Goderich at Wingham 28—Goderich at Kincardine 29-4ICAF at Wingham 30--Wingham at RCAF Feb. 1—Kincardine at Goderich Thompson (Petrie) 14.45; 10 — RCAF, Carroll (Quinn, Petrie) 15.35; 11—RCAF, Rouleau (Car- roll) 19.33. Penalty: Zold. WOBA Badminton "B" Schedule Second Half , Jan. 9—Clinton vs. Kincardine (RCAF Station) 9—Kincardine at RCAF 11—Clinton at RCAF 15—Stratford at Seaforth 17--Seaforth at Clinton '21—Stratford at Clinton 22—Clinton at Seaforth 24—Seaforth at RCAF 30—Clinton at Stratford 31—RCAF at Stratford Feb. 3—Stratford vs. Kincardine (RCAF Station, 3.30 p.m.) 5—Seaforth at Stratford 6—RCAF at Clinton 7—Kincardine at Seaforth 10--Stratford at RCAF 19—RCAF at Seaforth All scheduled ifiatches must be played by February 29 or else decided by a committee of the clubs concerned and the execu- tive. First and second teams play off for the "B" championship and possession of Clinton News- Record Trophy. Hensall Loses 6-4 To Thedford Six (By our Hensall correspondent) Thedford defeated Hensall by 6-4 in Hensall community arena Tue., Jan. 8. For the winners Brown had two goals, single markers going to Henderson, C. Baird, Amos and Hawn; for the losers Harrison had two, Hilde- brand and Knight one each. Thedford—Rawlings, Hayter, C. Baird, Hawn, B. Baird, Dundas, Hqlsnes, Brown, Sharron, Good- ing, Gibbs, Amos, Salterske, Henderson. son, Wade, Harrison, Sangster, Knight; A. Nicholson, H. Nichol- son, Little, Cowan, Adkins, Hilde- brand, Moore. Referees—MacLean and Bous- sey, Seaforth. Eastern Star Beams The regular meeting of Clinton Chapter, • No. 266 UD, Order of the Eastern Star, was held in the Parish Hall, Clinton, on Thurs- day, January 3. Mrs. Jean Kyle became a member by affiliation. General business was dealt with in the usual manner and refreshments were served at the close under the convenership of Sister Dor- othy Crozier. Members of the Order attend- ed evening worship in St. Paul's Church of England Sunday even- ing, January 6. p Attend Divine Worship Members of Clinton Chapter No. 266 UD, Order of the Eastern Star, attended divine service in St. Paul's Anglican Church Sun- day evening, Jan. 6 It was the Chapter's first church service since its institution in September last. The service was in charge of the rector, Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel, assisted by F/L C. L. Harding, Protestant chaplain of Clinton RCAF Station, both of whom are members of the Order. The for- mer extended -a hearty welcome to the visitors. Rev. Mr. Bulteel took his text from Matthew 2 : 12: "When they had opened their treasures, they presented unto Him gets." He suggested five gifts that could be presented to God: faith- ful obedience, work six days a week but' observe the Sabbath; unselfish loyalty; bring all griefs and sorrows to His feet; and true love. These were only some of the gifts. Mrs. R. M. P. Bulteel sang a solo. New Club House Planned by Fish And Game Club Huron Fish and Game Conser- vation Association, at its month- ly meeting Monday, Jan. 7, in the Board Room, Ontario Agri- cultural Office, decided to pro- ceed with the construction of a new club house, after the com- mittee chairman, Mitcheal Mc- Adam, had brought in a report of estimated cost of $1,564. The executive was empowered to bring in recommendations on ways and means to raise money for the erection of the building on the club's farm ,in Goderich Township. The secretary was instructed to write RCAF Station,. Clinton, to try and procure the revue, "Stage Crazy" for local presentation at a later date. After hearing an address by Walter T. Wilson; Kitchener, sec- retary of the Federation of Ang- lers and Hunters, the members voted to join the organization. No winner of the bulletin prize was drawn, but the following won the other draws: cap, Dean AldwincKle; shell belt, Tames Brown; gun cleaning kit, Lewis Freeman. 0 Hensall Couple Celebrate Diamond (By our Hensall correspondent) Surrounded by members of their family, Mr. and Mrs. John MI. Richardson, Hensall, sat down to a banquet in celebration of completion of 50 years of mar- ried life, and the beginning of a new year. Born 75 years ago in Stanley Township, Mr. Richardson is a I son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hydro Superintendent Named at Hensall (By our Hensall correspondent) James Clark, 27, has received the appointment of superintend- ent of Hensall Hydro System, and will succeed John Passmore, superintendent, who retired the first of January after 35 years' service. Mr. Clark, who has been em- ployed with Mr. Passmore for over six years, was born in Hen- sel', and' has lived here all his life with the exception of two years' service with the RCNVR. He is secretary-treasurer of Hen- sail Branch of the Canadian Legion. l'utrAzt$1;)4y,,TATIVARY 17, JAZ and I have .been hauling wheo$ to the same mill for nearly forty years now. Now there are two roads that lead over the .hill, Never yet, my friends, has the , miller asked me which road took, but he always aslas, `Xe YOPx wheat good?" • WOBA Badminton "C" Schedule Second Half Jan. 10-7-RCAF at Stratford 15—Stratford at Exeter 16—Bayfield at RCAF '17—Zurich at Seaforth 18—Clinton at Exeter 22—RCAF at Exeter 24—Zurich at Clinton 24—Exeter at Seaforth 28—Exeter at Bayfield 29—Stratford at Clinton 30—Seaforth at RCAF Feb. 6—Zurich at- RCAF 7—Clinton at BayfieYd, 7--Seaforth at Stratford 12—Exeter at Zurich 18—Clinton at Seaforth 18—Zurich at Bayfield 19—Stratford at „Zurich ..20—Clinton at RCAF 25—Seaforth at Ba*field All scheduled matches must be played by February 29 or else decided by a committee of clubs concerned and the executive. First and third and second and fourth teams play off, and the winners meet for the "C" champ- ionship. WOSSA BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Jan. 17—Goderich at Clinton 24—Clinton at Seaforth 31—Clinton at Wingham Feb. 4—Clinton at Goderich 7—Seaforth at Clinton 14—Wingham at Clinton John Passmore Honoured After Long Service Main Question Two men were ,arguing over their roveetive r4burChes: when finally•.a listener was aehed his onbnon as to which was the best church. "Well.,,,' he. replied, "my son. **-*-1•7*-11-**-111-11-+-0-4. A LIGHT ONE-MAN SAW WITH A HEAVWEIGHT'S POWER 11110111111•16 AUTOMATIC rair rier CLUTCH re TELEPHONE TOLL CHARGES NOTICE is hereby given that Application has been made to the Ontario •Municipal Board for authority to put Into effect as from January 31, 1952, the following toll charges which are in conformity with the standard rates already in effect' for similar distances elsewhere. Between Carlow and Goderich • Station-Station . Person-Person Overtime 5 min. 10c-3 min. 05c 3 min. 20c 1 min. 05c Clinton 3 min. 15c-1 min. 05c 3 min. 30e 1 min. 05c Plus 03c surcharge on each call 20c to $1.45 Should you wish to present any substantial argument in favor of or opposed to this application you may do so by addressing a letter to Miss M. B. Sanderson, secretary, Ontario -Municipal Board, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. To receive attention your letter should be mailed not later than the 21st day of January, and the exchange and number of your telephone should be clearly stated therein. If you desire further information in reference to the need for increasing the telephone rates, you may apply to the undersigned either personally, by telephone or by letter. Colborne Municipal Telephone System ,A'51 SUPER PION EER or SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW will help you solve your wood-cutting problems. Sold and Serviced by Here's the '51 Super. Pioneer ROBERT W. COLE Clinton Ontario 47-btfb 4.1••••••,•••.1•1•MMOM.0.111M R. J. MOORE, Secretary-Treasurer Goderich, Ont., R.R. No. 4 NOTICE Light Enough For Profit- Building One-Man Operation in Heavy Logging 2-3-b WM"' ••;•• VIrq.77.sf•WrSmg Hensall—Woodcock, J. Nichol- Richardson. His' wife, the for- mer Elizabeth Reichert, was born 69 years ago in Hay Township, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reichert. The weddiny was sol- emnized January 1, 1902, at Hen- sail, by the Rev. George Dewitt. They farmed for many years, and now live in retirement. In ex- cellent health, they are active members of Hensall Unite d Church. Among the many gifts pre- sented to Mr. and Mrs. Richard- son was a Westminster chimes clock. They have four daughters: Mrs. Lloyd (Vera) O'Brien, Zurich; Mrs. Ernest (Annie) Ashman, Tillsonburg; Mrs. Alfred (Marg- ery) Smith, and Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) Chuter, both of London; and two sons, John Wesley, Hen- sall, and Ross, Hay Township; 20 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. Mr. Richardson has two broth- ers: George, St. Thomas; Lynn, Victoria, B.C.; two sisters: Mrs. William (Ida) Martin, London; and Mrs. William (Annie) Gray, Victoria. Mrs. Richardson has two sisters; Mrs. Edward (Ella) Hab- erer, and Mrs. Harry (Mary) Steinbach, both of Zurich; and one brother, Edmund Reichert, Zurich. Phone 386 — SEAFORTH — P.O. Box 6% 45-46 p-47 4.-41.4-4H-0-44•444-11^•••-•-•-• 4,-+4141-11-41-40-10 Home and Building REPAIRS Clinton Monument S Shop Open Every Friday and by appointment ' For further information contact J. J. Zapfe, corner Gibbings St. and Rattenbury St. E., PHONE 103 Memorials and Cemetery Work of Every Description T. PRYDE and 'SON Clinton Exeter — Seaforth . .... • .... 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