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Clinton News-Record, 1952-05-15, Page 10ST. ANDREW'S WATS The Women's 1YltsiSMer7:Society of St. Andrew's Presbyterian: Church, Clinton, will meet Tues- day, May 20, at three o'clock, at the home of Mrs, R, McKenzie. p X.00AL r DELEGATES ATTEND COUNTY LIBRARY MEETING Huron County .1 \ Library Co- operative held its annual meet- ing in Goderich Monday evening, with the Hon, Dr, J. Dunlop,„ Ontario Minister of Education', as the principal speaker. Those attending from Clinton were: Misses M. A. Stone, Evelyn Hall, Edna Jamieson, Margaret. Holland, and Mrs, McKinnon. Maitland Edgar and Clarence , Trott were representatives from A/V/M Hugh Camirbell School,. RCAF Station, Clinton. Rev, H. C. Wilson is secretary of the Library Co-operative. plan to move their hall to thie pew site. Tuesday, a number of men dug' the foundation and by the even-- ing they had the concrete poured for the wall upon which the, building will rest. They else, plan to renovate the exterior of the building, The new site will be a great improvement upon the old. We, wish them success in their pro- ject, andt,Sezoice, PHONE 313 CLINTON 11.1 A_ R & ELECTRIC t MERRILL C*'L-1741 Jse a good Electric stove And you'll get food That's COOKED, byjovel ABSOLUTELY' TRUE WILLIE- if yori choose from our stock of 1952 Moffat, Gurney, or G.E. Ranges Priced $215.00 to $379.75 Trade in your old range atw 35 4141:34-7 -4T4-.4-4 ,04-444-4•414-.4-11-11/4-440-•+++.-.4+4-•-•-•-•-•-• A starter set for four in the new CARNIVAL WARE by Sovereign . . . . consists of luncheon plates, bread and butter plates, cups, saucers and junior soups . . . in beautiful con. 'tasting decorator colors of BURGUNDY, CHARTREUSE, FRENCH GREY and FOREST GREEN . . . the twenty pieces specialty priced at S 7 95 Complete table service also available in sets and open stock. McEwan's Betts Glass Casting Rods- 3' to 4' ea. 7.10 4 1/2° to 5%2' ea. 8.30' Bronson Reels- 1 Green Hornet ea. 7.40 Mercury ea. 8.60 Thompson Spoons- No. 00 ea. .45 No. 0 ea. .50 No. 1 ea. .55 No. 2 ea. .60 If you don't see what you are looking for, just ask, as we are getting more tackle in all the time. Siwtiblig 5004 Rua* moo d Errs 1 (11,11111TON ONTARIO PHONE 42 - CLINTON .Open Friday Night and Saturday Night 7cfc. ' 411101, HEY LOOK FELLAS! MAY 15th :,r PIKE SEASON OPENS Let's Get Going- eeeseeesiiir CASUAL WEAR FOR SUMMER SPORT COATS SLACKS JACKETS SPORT SHIRTS "T" SHIRTS Choose from our Complete Stock of SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Herman's Men's Wear BILymokE F SHIRTS PHONE 224W HATS ORSYT H CLINTON 444-0-44-4444-4-44444-4444-4-44.-4444444444444-4•-•÷.4-444,440-41-41. Willie WAIT E ARE MOVING! We're moving out our stock of Used Cars. On some ad- vertised last week we' received some extra good trade-ins. SEE THESE! '46 MERCURY SEDAN Only 1075.00 '47 DODGE COACH 1150.00 '46 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1200.00 '46 CHEVROLET COACH 1095:00 A dozen others to choose from, equally good, priced to sell, WORK HORSES-- Blemished a bit, but good for lots of hard work yet.. Specials for this weekend include: TRUCKS-Used and New- '50 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pick-up 1195.90 '47 Fargo Stake 400.00 '52 Chevrolet Y2 ton Pick-up (new) '52 Chevrolet 3 ton Chassis and Cab (new) Let's get together on these. Cash, Trade, or Terms are acceptable. 0 411%. • 4 Lorne Brown Motors Limited • a., tir CT...0MM NEWS-RECORD imararsosamararamitiyariswarsaffilm~ PAGE TEN r. mrfisro.„y, Nisx .1,0, losp See ++e,44-•-e. Kippen Gun Club Elects Officers After a very successful year, Kippers Gun Club held its annual meeting and practice shoot with 20 shooters in attendance, Red- ley Prouse, Goderich, was high with 46 out of 50, and Charlie Parkinson, London, runner-up with 44. The following officers were elected: Honorary president, Nor- man Harburn, Cromarty; presi- dent, Sam Dougall, Hensall; vice- president, Tom Sherritt, Herisall; secretary-treasurer, Lloyd Ver- ner, Hensall; assistant William Kyle, Kippen. Directors-H, Matherson, Exe- ter; John Anderson, Kippen; Charlie Parkinson, London; A. Gilbert, Goderich; W. Lumby, Goderich; R. E. Shaddick, Hen- ault; Chester Lee, Henn11; Nor- man Harburn, Cromarty; Elmer Passmore, Exeter, The next practice shoot will be held Friday night, May 16, with FIVE-PIN BOWLING NOME'S' Swots Closes The bowling season was brought to a successful conclusion with the closing banquet being held at Monetta Menerd's, Exeter. After Si very fine turkey dinner, Hal Hartley presented the prizes to all the Winners. and called on team captains for a few words. A vote of thanks was moved on behalf of the group to Mrs. Men, and for the fine meal, to Erma Hartley and Chip Dale for keep- ing averages, to Hal Hartley for general organization. Dancing was enjoyed by all for the rest of the evening. On Monday evening, the "B" group winners, the Cheyennes, upset the "A" 's, the Blackfeet, in a challenge match by defeat- . ing them 2 games to 1. the annual shoot May 24 for the Venner Trophy. At a meeting of the Huron-. Perth Baseball League in Dash- wood, the schedule was drawn up,with representatives from all ten teams being present. The annual all-star game for the benefit of injured Players is to be played in Dashwood, on July 9, with an all-star team from the southern division play,. log an all-star outfit from the north. The league will be split in two groups, the north group compris- ing Zurich, Clinton Colts, Clinton RCAF, Mitchell and Exeter, and the south group being Centralia RCAF, St. Marys, Lucan, Strath- roy and Dashwood. The schedule is as follows; May 24-Exeter vs. Clinton Colts, 10.00 a.m. Exeter vs. Dashwood, 2,30 p.m. Lucan vs. Mitchell 27-Clinton Colts vs. Zurich 'Centralia RCAF vs. St. Marys Clinton RCAF vs. Strathroy 29-Clinton RCAF vs. Dashwood Mitchell vs. Centralia RCAF 30-Exeter vs. Lucan St. Marys vs. Zurich June 2-Dashwood vs. Clinton Colts Strathroy vs. Exeter 3-Centralia RCAF vs. Clinton RCAF St. Marys vs. Mitchell Zurich vs. Lucan 5-Clinton Colts vs. Strathroy Lucan vs. Dashwood 6-Exeter vs. St. Marys Zurich vs. Centralia RCAF Dashwood vs. Lucan Mitchell vs. Exeter St. Marys vs, Clinton Colts Strathroy vs. Centralia RCAF 10-Zurich vs. Clinton RCA? 12-Clinton Colts vs. Mitchell Clinton RCAF vs. Centralia RCAF St. Marys vs. Strathroy 13-Dashwood vs. Zurich Lucan vs. Exeter 16-Exeter vs. Centralia RCAF Strathroy vs. Dashwood 17-Clinton Colts vs. Clinton RCAF Mitchell vs. Lucan Zurich vs. St. Marys *4-0 • • 4-•-•-•-•-•-•-• Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon spent the weekend in Mitchell. Harry Baker, London, spent Sunday with his father, F. W. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stewart returned to their home in Ham- ilton last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Middleton and Bobby, Hensall, visited Mrs. N. W. Woods on Sunday. Rev. H. J. E. Webb -attended the Synod of the Diocese of Hur- on in London this week. Mis Ruble Fisher, Kitchener, came on Tuesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards. Fred Turner, Goderich, was with his son, Grant Turner and family over the weekend. Miss Elizabeth Weston is spend- ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. T. G. Elliott, Holmesville. Mr. and Mrs. William Hall and daughter, Toronto, were with the former's father, William Hall, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston and two children, Detroit, spent the weekend with the former's father, George Weston. Mr., and. Mrs. L. W. Burch re- turned to their cottage at The Highlands on Monday after hav- ing spent the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, London, were with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Park- er, over the weekend. Dr. and Mrs. R.' G. Hunter, Mary Alice and Sally Beth, Charles Rogers, Jr., accompanied by Ian Davidson, Toronto, spent the weekend at their home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stephens and two children, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cook and two children, Windsor, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cree Cook, "Loch- erne," at The Poplars. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston, Mr, and Mrs. L. Smith and Max- ine, and Betty Lou Larson, Lon- don, were at the home of Mrs. Charles Parker over the Week- end. Mrs. Harold King returned to Sarnia with her husband who was also here on Sunday. Mrs. Larson accompanied them to visit this week while Mrs. Featherston remained with her mother. New Rooth Installed Tuckersmith Municipal Tele- phone Co. has installed a booth cn the street outside the tele - phone office. This will fill a lenAfelt need in the village for privacy, especially for long dist- ance calls, and will be a con- venience to the public after of- fice hours, United Church Women The United Church women met on Thursday last at the home of Mrs. Campbell, Bronson Line. Mrs. H. Hohner read a chapter from the Study Book, on the Canadian. Indian, showing the contacts and the help given by our church to these people, the -4.4-404-4-4.- +4-44-04-4-4- -11-4-44-4-•-•- ELECTRIC WIRING From an extra outlet in your kitchen to wiring a complete house, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE E. W. Colquhoun and Son PHONE 608W Ituron St. torsion first Canadians. Canadians. The VA discussed various plans for work during the sum- mer and arranged for. a cleaning bee when the work of re-decor- ating -the church is completed early in June. Presbyterian WMS The WMS of Knox Presbyter- ian Church met at the home of the president, Mrs. C. W. Brown, on Thursday afternoon last. Mrs. Brown conducted the opening exercises. Mrs. B. Menerey was appointed treasurer for the ual- once of the year to fill the vacancy, caused by the resigna- tion of iss Lottie Greer. The WMS of Clinton will visit w.th the Knox Church branch and take charge of the June re e eting. The Topic under -study is on South America and after the president gave a short paper on it she called on other mem- bers who each added an inter- esting item of information on the subject. The hostess was Mrs. Archie Armstrong. Inspecting Officer Pleased With Cadets (Continued from Page One) second-in-command, Cadet Capt. Betty Parke; company sergeant- major, Cadet Sergeant-Major Harris Oakes, and sergeant-major (girls), Cadet S/M Anne Fair- service. Baton Presented Following the inspection, Ro- bert Morgan, Clinton, presented the school with the baton form- erly used by his father, the late Major Thomas Morgan, who, serv- ed in World War I. The baton is to be carried by the command- ing officer of the corps. The late Major Morgan, up until his death a few years ago, took an active interest in the school corps and regularly assisted it. HuronimPerth League Has Ten Teams in Tvio Groups News of Baylield Representative: KISS LUCY R. WOODS Phone HAYFIELD 45r3 19-Centralia RCAF vs. Strath- roy Clinton RCAF vs. Zurich Dashwood vs. Mitchell Lucas]. vs. Clinton Colts 20-St. Marys vs. Exeter 23-Centralia RCAF vs. Lucan Zurich vs, Dashwood 24-Clinton Colts vs, St. Marys Exeter vs. Strathroy Mitchell vs. Clinton RCAF 26-Clinton RCAF vs, Exeter Dashwood vs. Centralia RCAF Strathroy vs. Clinton Colts 27-Lucan vs. Zurich 30-,Lucan vs. Clinton RCAF Strathroy vs. St. Marys Zurich vs. Mitchell July 1-Dashwood vs. Exeter 3-Clinton Colts vs, Centralia RCAF Exeter vs. Clinton RCAF Zurich vs. Strathroy 4-Mitchell vs. Dashwood St. Marys vs. Lucan 7-Centralia RCAF vs. Clinton Colts St, Marys vs. bashwood Strathroy vs. Zurich 11-Lucan vs. St. Marys Mitchell vs. Clinton Colts Zurich vs. Exeter 14-Clinton Colts vs. Dashwood Clinton RCAF vs. Lucan Exeter vs. Mitchell 15-Centralia RCAF vs. Zurich Strathroy vs. Clinton RCAF 16-Lucan vs. Centralia RCAF YT-Clinton RCAF vs. Clinton Colts Dashwood vs. Strathroy Mitchell vs. St. Marys 18-Centralia RCAF vs. Exeter 21-Clinton Colts vs. Exeter 22-Centralia RCAF vs. Dashwood Minton RCAF vs. Mitchell Lucan vs, Strathroy 24--Dashwood vs. Clinton RCAF Mitchell vs.Strathroy St. Marys vs. Centralia RCAF 25-Zurich vs. Clinton Colts 28-Clinton Colts vs. Lucan Exeter vs. Zurich 29-Clinton RCAF vs. St. Marys Centralia RCAF vs. Mitchell 31-St. Marys vs. Clinton RCAF Strathroy vs. Lucan August 1-Dashwood vs. St, Marys Mitchell vs. Zurich 4-Strathroy vs. Mitchell, 3.00 p.m. News of Varna Dr. Reeeroft Coming The Varna United Church Paste oral Charge will be visited on Stewardship Sunday, May 18, by the president of the London Con- ference, Rev. Dr. W. A. Beecroft, Winghani He will conduct ser- vices at Varna at 10.15 a.m. and. Goshen, at 11.30 a.m. Mother's Day Service Mother's Day services were ob- served at both Varna and Goshen United Church services on Sun- day last, There were baptisms at both services also. There were good congregations present. This "Festival of the Christian Home" as "Mother's Day" is by many better known, retains its popular- ity, and it cannot fail to exercise a helpful influence where it is obeerved: Enjoyable Meeting Varna and Goshen YPU were the guests of the Bayfield group on Friday, May 2. A very en- joyable and. helpful meeting was held, Before it closed refresh- ments were served. More than 20 young people represented the visiting group from Varna and Goshen. Rev. T. J. Pitt, in the unavoid- re•-••••••••• able absence of the president, thanked the Bayfield YPU for the privilege of meeting with them, and for their hospitality. Temperance speaker Varna United Church Pastoral Charge was visited on Sunday, May 4, by 3. E. Williamson, rep- resenting the Ontario Temperance Federation. At the Varna and Goshen ser- vices, Mr. Williamson drew atten- tion to Canada's enormous drink bill and contrasted it with the arnpunts, given to the Canadian churches, the latter being one- fourth of the former.. The alarming increase in traf- fic accidents directly due to alcohol, the increasing number of young people who drink alcoholic beverages 'should, the speaker felt, make the adult members of the church more fully awake to their responsibilities. There were good congregations present at both services,' and offerings were received for the Federation. Move Orange Hall Members of the Varna Loyal Orange Association have purch- ased a piece of land adjacent to the United Church shed, They • /114/ &et/ toRtee osofitiGiDAiRE Super-Freezer for frozen foods and ice cubes • Exclusive Quickube Ice Trays • 1-Piece Porcelain Food Compartment • Large Cold Storage Tray • Plenty of headroom for tall bottles • Big, all-porcelain Hydrator • Simplified Cold-Control • Interior automatic light Meter-Miser mechanism' with 5-Year Protection Plan Split shelf for storing large items New Food-Safety 'Indicator Beautiful Raymond Loewy styling 'COME IN I Be sure to see the wonderf0 new Cycla-matic Frigidaire - and the other new Standard,, Master and De Luxe Refrig- erators! There's a size, or model and a price to suit you P'. SLITTER -PERDUE CHEVROLET--OLDSMCiRILE-4-Sales & Service Your Friendly General Motors Dealer PHONE 367W '36 Plymouth Coach '37 Hudson Coupe ...... '30 Model A. Coach . 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