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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-03-22, Page 7I Twenty-Sixth Week $30 4ATTIJRE PRIZE The best one selected each week will be awarded $7 in merchandise certificates, good at ony 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 hove done' busi- ness with any of the firms participating. South End Cities Service Barking GAS — ACCESSORIES — OIL TIRES — BATTERIES --- REPAIRS TOWING PHONE 602 Wes. Holland Dory. Rutledge Artificial Flowers STILL ON SALE AT McEwan's WEEKEND SPECIAL RULES Each week there will be on extra word in ,a few of the ads appearing on this page. R4 d the' 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 CARERS, % CLIN- TON NEWS-RECORD (entries must be in our hands by, Monday at 6.00 p.m.) Ball Macaulay Limited Lumber, Builders' Supplies, Lime, Cement and Coal QUALITY — SERVICE SATISFACTION CLINTON SEAFORTH 97 -- Phone — 787 MEN'S and Boys. Footwear and Clothing See the new items of Suntan Drill or Denim for work and play AIKEN'S LEATHER GOODS The advertisers on this page always give You the best value poisible at lowest prices. They will be awarding some one $7s each week in Merchandise Certificfstes and at the end of 26 weeks someone, will have; they' choice of one of the valuable Feature Prises. Do not neglect to ask for your sales slip when' you make a purchase at any of these firMs. Read the rules carefully. $30 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES TO SOME ONE AT END OF CONTEST T. A. DUTTON RCA. VICTOR TELEVISION BRUCEFIYLD PHONE CLINTON 902W1 CLINTON BOWLING. ALLEY Magazines - Photo Service REG. CUDMORE Isaac St. Phone 799 HAIR STYLING MERRILL Radio & Electric TV REPAIRS and INSTALLATIONS Sales and Service Phone 313 CHARLES HOUSE OF BEAUTY Phone for Appointment COLD 5 2 9 WAVES ALWAYS Save 5c per bottle on Large Size iiff,, SHOE POLISH Large Size 25c Small. Size 15e RAY'S SHOE HOSPITAL CLINTON DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 441 CLINTON PALMER'S Beauty Lounge PHONE 585 Clinton, Ontario PERMANENTS $7.50 and up BLUE COAL —0— CHAMPION • FUEL OIL 0 A. G. Grigg & Son PHONE 74W PENNEBAKER'S I.D.A. DRUG STORE Wrong Phone 14—Clinton FOOTWEAR NEW SPRING STYLES ON DISPLAY at the Clifford Lob') Store Last Week At Queen's Park (By JAM The highapots of this past week in the Legislature revolved around the visit of Premier Frost to Ot- tawa in relation to the renewal of the taxation agreement which ex- pires shortly. On Monday of last week Mr. Frost told the House that the Federal Government had made it quite plain that they had no present intention of increasing the offer presently made for the rental of certain taxation fields. The amount of money that the Federal Government paid this past year was roughly $150,000,000. Un- der the proposed terms of the• new agreement the Federal payment to the province would be something like $191,000,000 plus certain fringe benefits offered in the pack- age deal which would raise the total amount that could be collect- ed by the province to at least $200,000,000. Mr. Frost contends that the Federal offer should be $100,000,000 more than this figure and asserted that the Federal gov- ernment had failed to take proper cognizance of the financial needs of this province, in relation to the services that must be provided in a very expanding economy. . Mr. Farquhar Oliver for the opposition contended that inas- much as the Federal offer was $50,000,000 more than that which had obtained in the final year of the old agreement, that the gov- ernment should not dismiss this proposal with a shrug of the shoulder but examine it carefully from two angles. First, that it was an increase of $50,000,000 which seems in itself to have ap- preciated to some degree the fin- ancial needs of the province. Sec- ond, that an additional payment of $100,000,000 as proposed by our Prime Minister would necessitate similar increases to all the other provinces in Canada with the end result that the Federal government would pay to the provinces of Canada an amount almost double The estimates of various, depart- ments have been approved by the Legislature — those of education and reform institutions being the subject of extended debate be- tween the government and opposi- tion members. The Session of the Legislature is drawing to a close and will probably conclude before Easter, There still remains the estimates of the Departments of Lands and Forests, Agriculture, Highways and Municipal Affairs. These will of course be the subject of considerable discussion which may have the effect of delaying the prorogation of this Legislature beyond the date expected at pres- ent. You may get a month's supply of gasoline & oil FREE If You Buy At Wells Auto Electric ES SCOTT) that which obtained under the or- iginal agreement. This could only result in additional taxation at a Federal level being levied on the Canadian. people. Another matter of some import- ance was the referring of hospital- ization insurance to the health committee of the Legislature. The Premier, Mr. Frost, contends that there is still a lot to know about this scheme before it is made ap- plicable in this province. The op- position on the other hand are of the opinion that the government have had all their own experts studying this field for 18 months or more and should have the rela- tive information available upon which to pass the hospitalization scheme. The opposition have ac- cused the government on various occasions of stalling and of playing purely a defensive game in relation to this whole problem. .Clulmore, who read StOries .releted. to the ,Chapter, The MeOing eloS- -ed 'with' the hyrntv ictrist There Is No East or West"' .and Prayer 'Py. .Mrs, Norman,. r Jeweller and Watchmaker ee , ly n ft,, •.., ,,•• . • .41,940004t! WA The Woman's ASSoCiatiOn. Meet- followed, and was in charge of tbe., we-Ade*, ,,Tack YIP. The meeting, „9fpened ,,with .the -theme song and, repeating the p:rp, riirture reading and cOrrtments -1Vere. Oven by, Mrs,. Jack :Yeo. , Mrs, Edward 04m gave The 4X.eastlrees.. t'ePert* .Plops were made for 4,-49Ocert, that is to be Put ,on 4Ohnesville by the :jun- ior It?,$titttte.and tbe juntor. Farm- ers, on. APril „poniraittees • to 1094 After :the arrax4e;nentl are. ...nommen:to on.7aanie.. were given .by Mrs, Barrie Walter andMrs•ITarry Mr, and ,Mrs. Edw rcl. Grigg, Mr. • Morning Gilds 'I ft)novv, „c44040, and Miss Ann, Shatidielt.. or4P-0-.".1*14.111-..117.7•4'4. ed by the Mission Band Purpose, Robert Orin' read the' Scripture lesson and Cathie Pot** MO a story "How, Mary ,Showed Her Love For Jesus," Dominique ;yeller led in prayer, The hymn "Birds Are Singing, Woods, Are Ring/Oat" was -SIAM. The president, Leonard Wilson, took charge of the business per led, JAM lYfcculleugh, read a tam- Peranee atP.rY, "The Watch TQW1l",. and Donald Ye() read a peace item "Heart Garder45,0, William Hog, garth read a Poem "If r Lived With Jesus" and Robert Norman played a piano solo. A „"cup and spoon" contest was held. The Study 1300k chapters were reviewed by Mrs, Frank Me- er ificates MVP" MACH A 196 News of Holmesv r. Phoper Clinton 635 W $ ' .110hliOrvilJoVS$1.— ' - Mrs. .Jacit. Tee, lvf-rs, Stewart .V. ar7 Ame.workipAts..1s41$00A ry, Soviet Auliar)% NrS, ...KrYtne TeliOntt .and of Iiohnesville "-United-Pi:lurch .n;Tet Mrs. '1411.1/4' Walters. . ,.. on. TucsdaY4 March, lag. With.. lwrs: Mrs. U.4.4y Cuclmore led in pray-'. ,,i William Norman itt..C]lar.ge„,gg :ate r,' The hymn, '"from Q"44 Unto' Program, which was- presented, t.y Cteee.n?.. was AVIV.. Mrs. E. O. Wil-' ., 1kffrA..4loytti Aponcl!s„.oroup,„ —, son.,441.10 a short talk on, teMper„... '' - IliOneetini 'oPened with the :once, ' . -,,bYT/1141?-,Mr.orcl. 4:04 Xacarnate!" . - The .cliapter in the StO4Y )400X - followed by repeating. the " Lord's was 'reviewed by Mrs, William. Prayer, The Scripture lesson and Norman, and..she was assisted b' 11,-.••• -0.0KIPN N.-MS.4=0M and Mrs, Jack Xeo and Mr, and Mrsk Barry etkdraOre, M.S. William Norman, Mrs, Harrier Williams, and Mrs, W„ Yee. to for the . peening to be Mrs,, Leslie YA$ Mts. St.ffe# Ig4rritlbar, The -Meeting CloSed with the byntu, "just As ,T,Am" attcl prayer by Mrs, ,Pack Yee, Hostesses far the day were Mrs, Harry Ctulmore, Mrs. Jack Yee and Mrs. Barrie Walter. • (faten404, for last week) 114 sign Band • ,Tne Bandy noupoluglInitek.Piturch, met, the school with gatbie Potter in Marge or the program. The meet-. ing opened with the :hynni,,•owhen PAG.g .n.VM which stood on the location of She was born in Bayfield, October Mr, and Mrs. Gorden McDonald, H. Pollock, Ripley; Mr. and .Mrs, Ahrens, who operated a hotel "Shangri-La" in the early days. Mrs. William Kerr, Walkerton; Clinton; William Good, Auburn; J, and Mrs, Jerry Robson, Mrs. F, W. McEwen, London. deceased was the youngest daugh- ter of Mr. and . Mrs. Frederick Phoenix, Saginaw, Mich.; Mr. and fr1.14o.dmecia: climsrta..ncLwahomartst,endeid„ lllaiiml. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Pollock, Mr, and Mrs. A. Spragge, Mrs. 1I. Wal- Goderich; Mr. and Mrs, .P. A. Kay, ters, Mr. and Mrs., Marvin, Good, ily were all present for the funer- Cemetery,, al. Other relatives and friends pollock and Harold Pollock, OCor7ineTomectms, Harold . Brandon, William Kerr, Clarence ter 'Westlake, Leslie Elliott and in her nth year. Robson, ,Olen Brandon, Keith bcletri SWatlier9 dt7,4M:rtchh;7'.. home number of..people were present to pay their last respects; 'to one 4f Bayfields• oldest and well-known afternoon,.NaNh 19,19K A la* ort ...Win Street, East, on Monday conducted funeral-services for Mrs. M111 Pavison at her late residence Mrs.. John Davison Formerly Catherine Ahrens, the Members of her immediate 'fam- (By our Bayfield •Parrespowleist) Interment was made in Bayfield Pallbearers: Charles, and Mal- The flower-hearera were: Jerry. The Rev. Macdonald, Hensall, Draycott, Mrs.Tardiff, Mr. Brandon, Wel- Hallett) London; four granchild- ren. Her husband predeceased her ters, Lulu (Mrs. Henry Lord), Montreal, and Gladys, (Mrs. T. Detroit, Mich„ and Melvin, LyalI byterian Church. and Russel, at home; two daugh- care by members of her family. She was a member of Knox. Pres- almost 50 years. in Souris cemetery ship, she had lived all her life in years, she had received devoted Mayfield, and in her late home for August 155, they lived in .Strath. pay till 1912 when they moved to. Souris,: Manitoba. 10 at 2 Pan, followed by service in Souris, Man.., on Monday after. Moll, March 12, and interment the exception of a few years CM the Goshen Line, Stanley Town- Township, Townsend, who Predeceased her in sisters,. Mrs. Robert (ova) Dun, bar, Lambeth and Mrs.Alhort Frederick; t w o grandchildren, Elizabeth and Billy, Toronto; . two Elizabeth Welsh, Year. erich Township, the eldest laugh-, ter ,of the late George Burnett and (Elizabeth) colcleugh, Got erich .the Women's Collete,:gpspital, To, Willfratu.• Tonichtl, in be v4 80th ronto,. en .T.114rSdaY4:.11farelrkAlice- M4144 Burnett.; Nam's!' .et: th4 late In ailing health for a number of Surviving are four sons, Fred, Service was in Toronto, March Married in 1904 to William Mrs. Townsend was horn hi C4434, There paSedAk, suddenly In he is survived by one son, Jelin Mrs,. Williax.u. fis rrownsnd 12, 1869. on August 27, 1924, and her On March 22, 1892, she became youngest daughter, Marion, on the bride of John Davison. With December 2, 1937. HAMBURG, 3 lbs. 89c STANLEY'S RED and WHITE SUPER MARKET Phones: 414 and 415 Shop In Clinton ,Shop At Home UP Expert Watch Repair Service John A. Anstett n, 'Ise . 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STAR RELIANCE GAS and OIL He's Mechanical Repairs Complete Lubrication TOWING (r,4 Horn, stroact) PHONES: DAY,11 $ 34126w Geo.um A.C • e Clinton Electric Shop D. W. Cornish Phones: Bus., 429; Res., 558 CLINTON BODY and RADIATOR Complete rRaadiaintinto:feaning and Repairing BODY and FENDER WORK BY EXPERTS "There is no substitute for Quality" Phone' 408 Clinton RUMBALL'S 1GA MARKET Government Inspected Branded Meats LOW PRICES SAY, WOULD YOU LIKE ? No thanks very much. We know you provide for the winter by accumulating a hoard of nuts, but with people different. They have a more advantageous way;, they invest in 4% GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • Authorized Investment for trust funds • Short terrn--five years • 4% yearly interest, payable half-yearly In just 5 years, an investment of $4 I 0.18 accumulates $$00.00 for you. Write for free descriptive folder toddy: THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION IttAb OFFICE BRANCH brriti J7 tray' St., Toronto 14 Dunlop St., Battle