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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1953-10-01, Page 11'12 J1 PAX, 'OCI'O ER 1, 1953 cLltl1T7ON NEWS-RECORl;7 PAGE ELEVEN I.ews of Londesboro Bert. Bruusdon has had part of his house shingled, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reid, Toron- to, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Bert Allen. w Ken Wood, Guelph, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood. Miss Dorothy Little, Toronto, Ghent the weekend with her mo- then, Mrs. R. Townsend. - World Communion. will be ob- served in Londesboro United Church on Sunday morning. 1VIr. 'and Mrs. John Adams and Leland visited Sunday with the former s. sister, Miss, Lillian Ad - gas, Clinton. Mrs. Jack Radford, Clinton, and 1l/irs.Albert Radford, Blyth, visit- ed last Friday with Mrs. Lillie Webster, Messrs Jack Armstrong, George .Carter,, Wilmer Howatt • and Wat- son Reid left .on Sunday for a trip to Western Canada. Pte. Howard Tait, Jr., Camp Borden, is spending a week's leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tait. , ' 1lfisses Maxine and Delphine Bunking and Miss Lois Wood, all of London, spent the ,weekend at .their respective homes. • Escape Injury ' Damage was $150 in a two -car collision Sunday a quarter of a mile north of Londesboro on No. 4 Highway, Np one was injured. 4 northbound car driven by New- man Garrett, R.R. 4, Clinton; pas- sing a .Parked car, struck the left rear fender of a south -bound car driven by Aloysius Shanahan, R.R. 1, Clinton. Provincial Constable Helmer Snell Seaforth, investi- gated. YPU The regular meeting of the Burns-Londesboro Young People's Union was held in Londesboro United • Church on Sunday night. The meeting began with a sing- song led by Gail Manning. The devotional part of the meeting be- gun with the call to worship which was given by Grant Snell. A hymn was sung and Barbara' 1'ecliitt read the scripture following which Grant Snell led in prayer. The topic was given by Mrs. Clare Vincent, Following the business period a short recreational period was held. Lunch was served and the meeting closed with "Taps". Rally Day Rally Day was .observed in the form , .of a combined service of Sunday School pupils and the con- gregation of Londesboro United Church on Sunday morning. Mem- bers of the junior congregation were presented with bibles during the service. Luring the service the following babies were baptized: Jayne Eliza- beth Snell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Snell; John Alex- ander Sprung, son of Mr, and Mrs, Donald Sprung; Bonnie Heather McLean and Keith Edward Mc- Lean, sons of Mr. and Mrs, D. W. McLean; John Bruce Vincent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vincent; Robert Bruce Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs: Murray Roy; Elaine Patricia Vincent, daughter of Mr. and MrS. Clare Vincent; Donna -Marie Bromley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Willis Bromley, Londesboro WA The Woman's Association of Londesboro United Church held its regular meeting in the Sunday School room of the church on Thursday, September 17 with the president, Mrs, B. Shobbrook, in charge. The meeting opened with a hymn and scripture reading fol- lowed by prayer. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted and the treasurer's report was given, It was decided to hold a bazaar in November and . the roll call for October will be answered by pre- senting articles for it. The pro- gramme committee for October is Mrs. T. Millar and Mrs. E. Wood. Mrs. B. Allen gave a reading. The meeting closed with a hymn and the benediction. Lunch was served by the hostesses. 'There were 30 present. ELS HES \\\\* J. W. 'Counter Builders Supplies, Albert Street --- Clinton, Ontario Higher quality assures satisfaction. BRIMFIELD Many attended Seaforth ran Fair on. I� riday. Mrs, William Pepper is living in her new house in Brucefield,: Mr. and 1VIrs. Alec Paterson are on a trip through Northern Ontario. Rosa. Stanway visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Walt er Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs, Don Gray and family visited in Hamilton. over the weekend, Rev. P, Renner, Bayfield, occ- upied the pulpit in the United Church on Sunday, Miss .Janet : Watson, Aylmer, spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. R. P. Watson. Brucefield United Chinch ann- iversary will be held in the church qn Sunday, Dctober 25. Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Dinnin and Kathy, Petrone, visited on. Sun- day with Mr and Mrs. William Dinnin, World Wide Communion ''Sun- day will be celebrated in Bruce - field United Church this Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Forrest, Alberni, B.C., left for -their home' this week after visiting relat- ives in the district while here they visited their aunt Mrs. H. Aikenhead and cousins Me. and M. Abe Zapfe. VARNA Miss Margaret 'McClymont has returned home from hospital, Mrs. Mabel McClymont, though still ,in Clinton Public Hospital, is making good progress. Both ladies • were taken to hospital following an ac- cident involving their car last Friday evening. Anglican Church A Harvest Thanksgiving Ser- vice was, held -at the Anglican Church in Varna on Sunday, September 27 at 7 p.m. The rec- tor, Rev.- E. Carew -Jones, Bay- field, conducted the service and delivered a timely message with lessons drawn from the harvest season. The new testament les- son was read by the Rev. T. J. Pitt of ' the United Church. The church was decorated in keeping, with the service. AUBURN Miss Hattie Murray, Seaforth, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Dr. and Mrs. Slemon, Bowman - vide, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Mcllveen. Samuel Deer suffered a stroke last week; his many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. C. M. Straughan and Miss Margaret R. Jackson have return- ed home after a two month's visit in the West. Rev. and Mrs. G. Gomm and Dr. and Mrs. McCosh, Kincardine, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gra- ham on. Sunday. PET of t ie BACK SHOP There's been an invasion of of the building that they've .help - privacy or of some such thing, ed build, and continue to keep. this week. This mouse feels he should up and say something really strong about the whole sit- uation. Our wrath is roused, our temperature is up, and as seine • one in the back shop is always saying, "We're on the war path now i" RI 0 Why all this furor? Why this shouting and screamin'? Well just have a look through the paper this week till you come to the words of the caterpillar. That's all we've got to say, Just have a look for them, that's all, fel! Right in this own newspaper, which we were beginning to feel could do no wrong, are printed the words of no other than a caterpillar!. And the worst part of all, is, that the worth can't spell! And he can't type either, Never, in our knowledge of the English Language, and of news- papers in particular have we seen such examples of bad grammar and spelling. CI o a Where does this caterpillar live? you ask, Right in that huge mansion of a place that calls itself CDC', up' on Prin- cess Street, in the middle of a residential d i s t r i c t, that's where, .He speaks of riding down bannisters, and avoiding the students .-there. Man, we'd avoid them, too, if they could- n't ouldn't give us a better example of English than that cater- pillar has picked up. We're considering a resignation to the .management. And we think'i that just after we get this bit off for this week's edition we're go- ing to sit back and see what will happen. It's a case of the cater- pillar, or me, and that's a fact. There isn't room fpr both of us in the pages of the News -Record for very long. Et o'© To get back out of the resi- dential area and into our more regular beat, which seems to have become the main street, we've got great news for all out-of-town folk, especially. Certainly the peo- ple who live in Clinton, will not find these bits news, but then, again they may find them readable. Us D CI This in a few words, has to do with the PUC building at the cor- ner of Albert and Rattenbury. Practically everyone in town feels a certainownership in that build- ing. Just the other day, we over- heard someone onthe street, who stopped and looked at the PUC office, and said, "Man, if I just had all the money I've paid to those folks, I'd have enough to buy the building." You see the people in Clinton do have a strong sense of ownership. 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TICKETS xjl+t' SALE' P110M MEMBERS OF ONTARIO STREET t11`4111114 CIttTitCIt MEWS 1ltVII 1 I I I! ,I� , 1 1 I D1911@INI�i 11 , iII NII i ' P, 1 IM!!1Niil?!ifiliN111!IIIfiNl11!1111111NNl111111!NN!IN.NI!�N!If►IlN1ININIIII!L!VIII!NGIN!NIi1NIihi(!HI8!NNIN!N1Nt<1111111111!IN!NNNm!NiN►lNN.1!NN!,IHIIL!,NN,!J!NI((N!L�I:NIL!INNIIINNNIiINLii . ,. 1111►1l-�:,.Pl.[11,111V.I11NI611fiN1NN+Ni!q!NlifilllNllNlilNill!,N.1111111111,NIIINIIINNIiiIIIIIINLI1NNIifINi!!lilliCNI1111N1ifiiNl- Well, fins ly e�PUC build- ing's managers :decided to do something for it, Yessir, they decided it was time they spent some of the money all the People in town had been bringing in there for years, and really show all of Clinton what a public building could look like. They've chosen green paint, of two different shades, and the work of the painters has been progressing at great rate. We're especially glad they have chosen green, ,because that is our favourite colour. We've heard some talk of ask- ing the PUC folk to move their offices up to the old public school (or to the Municipal Building,, as it is now named, but we just can't see how the persuasion is going to work. Why with all that nice new paint around, and a building with a date stone on it so they can brag about how old it is, a nice handy place to the coffee shops and the cool library park fountain on hot summer days, why it's just going to be a bit of a job to pry the PUCers away from the office they have right now. It's going to look mighty. purty, fellows, and this mouse is all in favour, Now the other• wee bit of news we had this week for the folk outside of .Clinton, is the fact that there appears to be a new restaurant on the main corner. Now there's go- ing to be a mighty purty place, too. That one will make the eighth eating house in Clinton, as this mouse counts, which makes a place for each day of the week, and two for Sunday. ,That's a goodly num- ber for a town of 2,500 per- sons. Of course, the ©ninnitiated is apt to forget that we have another community just to the south of us that is almost as big as we are, but it doesn't take long for people after they come to Clinton to realize just what an asset the big RCAF Station Clinton is to our town. The Station has been termed one of Clinton's largest industries. Clinton is lucky in- deed to be so close to the site of it. Well, we've wandered far afield from the realm of being a mouse in the back shop, and we understand that there is a movement on foot to move us off editorial page this \week. That's why we felt that we could do a bit of wandering from our usual subjects. Thanks for bearing with us this long. 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Bp PENNEB K.E PHONE SERVICE t)idUGGiST 74 •o-�-ao-�-o-o--a-s Profitable Facts for Flog Feeders MAKE MORE MONEY FROM YOUR HOGS FEED A FRESH MIX HOG GROWER — Igh. in. natural sources of the Animal Protein Factor; .Balanced with Minerals and Vitamins. Plus the manufacturer's recommended amount' of Antibiotic. HELP YoOR-DOING PIGS. HELP CONTROL SCOURS. MAKE• LITTERS MORE EVEN. Mix one bag of 35% Hog Builder S 5.65 With Six Bags of your own grain 12.25 $17.90 Cost to you—under $2.56 per 100 lbs. Many hogs in the district are being marketed at less than five and one-half months on the above ration. S. Riddick and Sons Phone 114 Clinton BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CHIROPRACTIC Ix IL MoINRES hiropractie-Drugless Therapy root Correction Office Hours: Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Thursday Afternoons and Evenings INSURANCE Moire the "00 -op” Way W. Y'. ROT District Representative Box 310 Clhdon, Ontario Phone Collect Office 551 lies. 3243 E. BOWA111). Bayfield Phone 13i ifleld 5312.. Gar - Fire - Life - Accident Wind 1nshraYiee if yell need insurance, f lla 've a Palley he Sart - lse Insured K. W. COI,QTJUOUN' .. GENERAL IgSUItANCE Ileprc9enlstive: fete Life Axburoriee Co. of (Weida Office: Royal Bank Building Office 59 - FHONES - Re's. 9W H. C. LAWSON Bank of Montreal' Building Clinton FHtOWES: Office 251W; Res. 251.1 Insurance - -- Areal Estate Agents Mutual Life Assurance Co. THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN'i' Head Office: Seaforth Officers 1953: President, J. L. Malone, Seaforth; 'vice-president, J. 1i, 1VIcEwing, Blyth; manager and secretary -treasurer, M. A. Reid, Seaforth. Directors: S. R. Whitmore, Seaforth; C. W. Leon= hardt, Bornholm; E. J`. Trewar- tha, Clinton; Robt. Archibald, Seaforth; J. H. 1VIcEwing, Blyth; J. E. Pepper, Brucefield; Wm. S. Alexander,Walton; J. L. Malone, Seaforthl; kl`arv. Puller, Goderich. Agents: J', F. Prueter, Brodhag- en; WM. helper, J'r., Londesbortl; Selwyn' Baiter, Brussels; Eric Munroe, Setafort.h. OPTOMETRY A. L. COLE, ILO. Eyes Examined and Glasses Fatted Goderieh - Phone 33 OORDON It. HEARN Optometrist 1038 Danforth Ave., Toronto, Ont; J. E. LONGSTAFF HOURS: SEAF0RT1.i; Weekdays except Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 5.30 p,ifi, Saturday, 9 a.ln. to 9 p,m. OLIN/tilt Maeiaren's Studio Tuesday eve hags --7.39-i0 part. Pnorning F 791 SEAOR REAL ESTATE .. LEONARD OF W1W ER Real Estate 'aloud Atttmom,iolness. rox Broker Phoret office 448; Res. $99)