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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-02-09, Page 9RULES Each week there will be an extra word in a few of the ads appearing on this page. Re d the As, find the extra words. Write these words on a piece of paper and list the firms in whose ads you found each word. When properly assembled they will give 'the title, of the cartoon. Then see/if you can write a better title. Send your entry in to CARTOON CAPERS, % CLIN- TON 'NEWS-RECORD (entries muct be in our hands by Monday at 6.00 p.m.) Ball - Macaulay Limited Lumber, Builder? Supplies, Lime, Cement and Coal QUALITY — SERVICE — SATISFACTION CLINTON SEAFORTH 97 -- -- Phone -- -- 787 SKATING OUTFITS FOR THE FAMILY (Tots to Adults) See The Selection! Attractively Priced! -- at -- The advertisers on this page always give you the best value possible at lowest prices. They will be awarding some one $7 each week in Merchandise Certificates and at the end- of 26 weeks someone will have their choice of one of the valuable Feature Prizes. Do not neglect to ask for your sales slip when you make a purchase at any of .these firms. Read the rules carefully. The best one selected each week will be awarded $7 in merchandise certificates, good at any of the stores participating. IF YOU WISH TO COMPETE FOR THE FEAT- URE PRIZE TO BE AWARDED AT THE END OF THE CONTEST YOU MUST EN- CLOSE A SALES SLIP WITH YOUR ENTRY - or something to prove you have done busi- ness with any of the firms participating. South End cities Service GAS — ACCESSORIES — OIL TIRES — BATTERIES — REPAIRS TOWING PHONE 602 Wes. Holland Dory. Rutledge Boxed Stationery Big Value, Note Assortment. $1.50 value 79c AIKEN'S Shoes and Luggage Phone 2 • $30 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES TO SOME ONE AT-END OF CONTEST McEwan's T. A. DLITON RCA VICTOR TELEVISION BRUCEFIELD PHONE CLINTON .634 r 4 CLINTON BOWLING ALLEY Magazines = Photo Service REG. e'UDIVIORE Isaac St. Phone 1799 PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR LIGHTING ZIPPERS RAY'SAT SHOE.HOSPITAL ANY COLOR, SIZE OR STYLE — We Can Get Them — Barflies Enriched Bread The Freshest, Tastiest Bread In Town. DON'T 0.0•00.00•00001.0**0000*00* CLINTON • PLUMBING and HEATING Fess Oil Space Heaters Plumbing Fixtures Repairs and Alterations Phone 5'7'7 a a, "MIKE" REYNOLDS Your ',Home Deserves ' The 'best it's Always ADMIRAL TV GROVES ,ELECTRIC We Service what We Sell CLINTON . DAIRY THE PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 441 CLINTON WESTERN TIRE & Auto Supply Ltd. WESTERN ANTI-FREEZE AUTO ACCESSORIES Phone 349—Clinton BUY YOUR . . HAUGH'S 88 OVERALLS SMOCKS PANTS —rAT— HERMAN'S MEWS WEAR HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES UT FRIGIDAIRE C.I.L. PAINTS 00000000-0 Sutter•Perdue PHONJII I4'' CLINTON PALMER'S Beauty. Lounge PHONE 585 Clinton, Ontario PERMANENTS (complete) $7.50 and up Gliddon Cleaners CLEANING - PRESSING REPAIRING FAST DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 692—Clinton J. W. COUNTER. BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Sturgeon's Paints Sta-Dri Masonry Paint PHONE 120 — For "Setter buys" in "Better Used Cars" StIe Lorne Brown Motors LIMITUD CheVrakt - Oldsmobile Sales & Service —0— CHAMPION FUEL OIL —0— A. G. Grigg & Son PHONE 74W ASK FOR COUPONS — at Pickett and Campbell LIMITED Phone 25—Main Corner NAMES SPECIAL SALE Baby Vests AT MARTIN'S DEPT. STORE .06.1161‘.11,•64•.1••••=r40,1•0 66041•••14.064..•04 RELIANCE GAS and OIL Mechanical Repairs Complete Lubrication TOWING (k4 nom SERVICE) PHONtS: pit% 8316 Geo. A. Currie 'STANLEY'S RED & WHITE Super Market PHONES: 415 Shop In Clinton Shop At Home John A. Austell Jeweller and Watchmaker S-P-E-C-17A-L English Cups and Saucers Reg. $1.50 to $1.'75 value $1.00 Clinton Electric Shop D. W. Cornish Familiar Phones: Bus, 429; Res, 558 CLINTON BODY and RADIATOR Complete Radiator Cleaning and Repairing — Painting — BODY and FENDER WORK • BY EK11.)ERTS "There is no substitute for Quality" Phone 408 Clinton RUMBALL'S IGA MARKET Government Inspected Branded Meats LOW ?RIMS' CONGWULATIONS, PINGER! on the reopening of your restaurant. Phone 529 CHARLES HOUSE OF BEAUTY Clinton 25% Discount ON ALL CLEARING LINES FACE Clifford Lobb Store Clinton - Ontario .BLUE COAL TWENTIETH $30 FEATURE PRIZE MERRILL Radio & Electric TV REPAIRS and INSTALLATIONS Sales and Service Phone 313 PENNERAKER'S I.D.A. DRUG STORE RECOGNIZE Phone 14—Clinton APPLICATIONS FOR WARBLE FLY INSPECTOR FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY The Council of the Township of Stanley will receive applications for the position of Warble Fly InSpector for 1956. Applications to be in writing and to be in the hands of the' clerk by 12 o'clock noon, March 3, 1956. (Signed) FRED WATSON, Clerk, Township of Stanley Bayfield Ontario TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY SEALED TENDERS will be received by the under-signed for the SPRAYING OF CATTLE FOR WARBLE FLY IN THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY, in 1956. Tenders to be in the hands of the clerk by 12 o'clock nome March 3, 1956. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, (Signed) FRED WATSON, Clerk, Township of Stanley 6-7-b Bayfield Ontario Stanley Township School Area FINANCIAL REPORT FOR YEAR 1955 Receipts: Balance on hand, January 1, 1955 ...'$14,078.78 Legislative Grants 10,868.40 Tuition Fees 615.00 Grant on Teachers' Salaries 3,000.00 Section Levy ...... ............ ...„.„„..„„.. 9,441.24 Sale of Wood 127.38 Other Sources 124.60 Total Receipts for year Expenditures: Cost Of Instruction $13,055.00 Texts 458.71 Library.. , —„ ............... 232.85 Thstructienai SUPplie'S 1,071.23 Administrations 865.48 School. Operation .„.. ............. „ ......... „ 2,866.96 Plant Maintenance 209.06 Auxiliary Agencies 229.94 Trartsiportation 627.54 Capital OutlayS 4,149.50 Tuition Fees 80,80 March of Vines 5,00 Total ExpenseS Balance as per. Cash Book ........... $14,401,33 Outstanding Caeqtiet 932,06 Balance as per Bank Book $15,333,39 T. B. aman, Secretary.Treiestirer MM, ., mart% AucitOr. 6-7-b $38,253,40 $23,852.07 'TIMUSPAIT, IT.W.TANK 1, Me: NKOS OF V. NA NEWS O; 'OSEN LINE Successful Year Reported At Goshen United. Church Annual Meeting Excellent Year Wported At Varna bited annual eengregatiOnai Meet- ing Of Varna United Miran was 1101d in the church on 'Tuesday .,'evening of last week,. It was pre ,ceded by a pot luck supper. Rev. T. J,. Pitt conducted the rneeting, Excellent, .reports were 'given by the ses.sion.'stewards, Wo, znan's by Society, WnP ..Marea AsSeelation, -and other '4e-- partments of the -church. Officers elected for the cot ling year are: elders: John MeAsh, Sherlock Keyes, George Reid, Fred MeCinnont, Anson Coleman, Al- fred job0Stor4 stewards; Charles Reid, Gordon Johnston, Ward For- rest, Mervin FlaYter, Toni Rath- well, Melvin. WebSter, Mervin. Johnston, John McConnell, Ivan IVIcCirnent, Gorden Mk trustees: Ralph Stevenson, George JOkin.. stein Sohn °Worn. Mson Cole- man, Alfred Johnston, Sunday Scheel And The annual meting of the Unit- ediChltreh Sunday School was held last .Tuesday evening . in the ohuroh, Rev, T, J. Pitt eonduoted the meeting and the eleotion of of- fivers awl teachers' are as follows Superintendents, _George geld, Sherlock Keyes; Secretaries, %wry aftksht Barry. - Taylor; treasurer, Anson Coleman; oganists, bola calmer, Jean Pitt , B2rtbara Taylor, Joan .MeClineheY; Bible class, Mrs. Sherlock Keyes', Fred MoClymont; intermediate 0r1s, Mrs. Lee Mee Connell, Mrs. -George Stephenson; intermediate boys, William MoAsh, Robert Taylor; junior girl.,.,, Mrs, Fred lifoClyznont, Mrs, Percy .Johnston; primary boys., Mrs, Louis Taylor, Mrs. Wilfred Chute er; prirnerY girls, Miss Itaclvel, Johnston, Mrs. Gladys Coleman, Mrs. Murvin Johnston, Miss Anne 'OstrfAn and. Miss Margaret MoCintiont, Tomo,: .spent the weekend at their respec, tive honie.44 Mr,. and. Mrs. John.MeAsh, and Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Johnston left. last week -en a motor trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Ponal4 Barker and family, King, spent several days last week at the QMO- of Mr. And Mrs. Fred 'MoCirnont„ • The first Airplane flight in can, ada took Place' at. .130,4deck, Nova. Scotia, in 1909, SIX years after the Wright brothers flew at, Kitty- I-laWk, North Carolina. en United Church was held on Friday, January 21, following a pot luck supper, which was well attended. Mrs. Clare McBride was apexgn, ted as. secretary for the meeting With Bev T. J, Pitt in eharge, the report of Session there were 44 families and three baptisms, By December 31, there were 257 Members With two received on Ao. 0.0.0•0,04.0 WA Meeting On Tuesday night, January 24, the Woman's Association held a meeting at the home of the pres- ident, Mrs. William Hayter, 14 attended. Various enterprises were dis- cussed on "making money" this year, It was decided to held quarterly meetings. WMS Meeting (Intended for last week) The January meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Goshen United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Elgin McKin- ley with Mrs. J. Armstrong pre- siding. Scriptures and comments were, by Mrs. W. Clark, Mrs. M. Elliott, Mrs. Keith McBride and Mrs. W. Eckel. The hymns sung were ac- companied, by Mrs. R. Erratt. There were about 24 present. Reports were 'given from the treasurer, mission band and baby band secretaries. Oarok were re- ceived from Mr. and Mrs. Pitt and Jean, and Mrs. Bob Robinson and thanks were conveyed from Mrs. Henry Erratt for the fruit received at Christmas. It was decided to invite Varna for World Day of Prayer. Three ladies were made life members: Mrs. Bert McBride, Mrs. John Keys and Mrs. Clare McBride. It was also decided to have a supper at the annual meeting. An invita- tion from the Women's Institute at Zurich was received. The study book was in charge of Mrs. Melvin Elliott assisted by Elaine McBride. The meeting closed with a hymn. 0- Hensan. Kinsmen Stage Ladies' Night in London (By our Hensel' correspondent) Hensall Kinsmen observed ladies night on Thursday, January 26, entertaining their wives to a ban- quet held at the Latin Quarters in London. President William Mickle chaired a brief business meeting following the banquet. Mrs. Harold Bonthron was the lucky winner of a draw held. for the ladies, and Jack Cornell for the men. Lucky winners in the spot dances• were Mrs. D. McKel- vie and Mrs. Harold Knight. WHEW 0714,1e++++114-0-telele.+40+-4,10 Euchre and Dam -Th0 directors of the Dayfield Agricultural. SOcletY hope for it good attendance at the euchre and dance in the Town. Bayfield, on Friday, February 17, This is its centennial year, and the Soo, ietY should receive the full sup- • poit of all citizens in the district to make 1956. a year of out d'- ing achievement. Arnold 'Makin% is hi Ashland, Ohio,, this -week, lie is taking a course in installation ivid repair, ing of Myers pumps and .softener$, Mrs, lYfakins - and two -children,. Brenda and Brian, are visiting her parents in London. during her bus- band's' absence. • united Church WMS The Woman's Missionary Sac iety of St. Andrew's United. Char- eh met on Thursday afternoon, last week, at the home or the Misses Stirling, with a good at- tendance. Mrs. P, Renner, sec, and vice-president, subsituted in the president's chair and conduct, ed the meeting. The new Study Book, "Coming Our-Way" was introduced by Mrs'. Jack Sep-Whiner and Mrs. G-, West, • Jake, Part -of it was the story of an English family who arriving at Halifax a little ahead of schedule, were not met by the husband and father, and how the church port worker was able to help in the emergency, It was agreed that all articles for the Korean bale should be in by February 24. Huron Whole Milk Producers Elect Executive For 1956 Members of the Huron Whole Milk Producers' Association' at its annual meeting in Clinton on Tues- day, January. 31, re-elected Ed- • ward Bell, Blyth, president for 1956. D. A, Stirling, RR 2, Clinton, was named vice-president, and Barry Walter, -RR 1, Goderick was named secretary-treasurer as well as travelling director, Directors Directors are: Peter Simpson, Seaforth; Allan Betties, RR 2, Bayfield; Gilbert Gow, Exeter; George Trivitt, RR 5, Wingham, and Emerson Erb, Zurich. Speaker was Warden McCorm- ick, Harrow, director for Zone 1 of the Ontario Whole Milk Produc- ers' League. Huron County Crop Report " (By G. W. Montgomery, Agricultural Representative for Huron County) Plans have now been completed for the ninth annual Seed Fair to be held in the -Clinton District Collegiate Institute, on March 2 and 3. Most farmers now find that their supplies of winter feeds will be adequate. Many poultrymen are culling their laying flocks and -plan on keeping over their laying birds for another year. This is indicated by a cut in hatchery or- ders, particularly for pullets; broiler requirements are on a par with other years. 0-41-4-eeeRePlet-tle.,•÷*4-ee4-1-044-0eell-lee- CARTOON CAPERS CONTE $7.00 Weekly In Merchandise Certificates The am* meeting of the Gosh., profession of faith. Reception of the report of the WOMan's Missionary Society was accepted on Motion bY Mrs. Min Annstrong, _seconded by Mrs, El, gin breKinley, The Mission •Band report by MM. Brsee Keys', listed members. Mrs. Bloyd. Arm- strong reported 31 members in the aay3auTheWonsAssoc-. labor report was re hYs. Clare McBride, John Armstrong reported for the building commit. tee, The -treasurer's report by Frank MeClinehey was a very good one, There are 20 on the cradle roll and 20 in the Young People's Un- ion, Elmore Reyes was re-appointed as superintendent of the Sunday aThet secretary,reasler William Elliott, and the Robert McKinley. The organist is Berne McKinley, with Donna Hayter and Merle Armstrong as' assistants. The treasurer of Missionary Fund is Will Clark. The meeting closed with a hymn, 44 J 1 L._1_ 1 • j; 44444,44344444+.44,44-44-444,4444.044,