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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-04-05, Page 3When you receive your new pink DIAL DIRECTORY PAGES... _, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weeterhout and family have purchased Orval Rapson's farm: on the Base Line and are moving this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Knox and Jimmy, Niagara Falls, spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter and Mrs. Tom Adams visited' on Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Youngblut, Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vodden, Kenneth Vodden, Norma, Ronald and Irene, Paris, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Vod- den, There was a,good attendance at the Easter service last Sunday. The choir sang Easter anthems and Rev. J. T. White gave a splendid address. Special music was played with Gail Manning at the organ and Marguerite Lyon at the piano. WMS Thankoffering The Wornens' Missionary Society of Londesboro United Church will hold their Easter Thankoffering meeting on April 12 at 2.30 o'clock. The Auburn, Burns and Constance auxiliaries are invited guests. Miss Black, Clinton, will speak and show pictures. All the ladies of the community are cordially invited to attend. Lunch will be served by the local, branch. 0 Nearly 100 Attend Ontario St. WMS Thankoffering About 90 ladies from Brucefield, Turner's, Holmesville and Wesley- Willis United Churches attended the Easter Thankoffering meeting of. Ontario Street Woman's Mis- sionary Society on Wednesday af- ternoon in the assembly hail of the church. The president, Mrs. W. S, R. Holmes presided and welcomed the visiting ladies. The Scripture les- son from Luke 22': 7-23, was read by Mrs. E. Dale followed by pray- er by Mrs. Schoenhals. Devotion-, al exercises on "The Passover Feast in the Upper Room" was ably taken by Miss S. Courtice. Easter hymns were used through- out the service. A reading "The Gift of Gold" was given by Mrs, S. Davison, Brucefield. A piano duet was given by Mrs. E. Rad- ford (the pianist for the day) and Miss' E. Wiltse, and. the offertory prayer, by Mrs. W. M. Aiken. A piano solo by Miss B. Nediger was the Wesley-Willis number on the program. Miss C. McGowan, Goderich, was the guest speaker and gave a very informative story of her trip to the Holy Land, accompanied by pictures of places there about which the Bible tells, Pre-Easter Message At St, Andrew's Mrs. R. W. McKenzie brought a pre-Easter- message to the Wo- men's Missionary Society of St. Andrew's Church on Tuesday at the manse, Mrs. Ed Farquhar gave the Scripture reading and Mrs, George Cawley led in prayer, The secretary and treasurer's reports were given by Mrs, Elam Shaddock and Mrs, John Snider. Mrs. Snider continued with the study book "They Reach Per Life", showing the efforts of mis- sionaries to teach agriculture to the natives, as well as preach the ,gospel. Mrs. Robert Scott conducted a I3ible Quiz prepared by a former member, The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. Mrs. IVICTaggart and Mrs. Ed Farquhar assisted the hostess in serving refreshments, tiohnesville Pair Celebrate 30th Anniversary Date Mr. and Mrs, lr. E, Glidtion, llobtesville, wore honored at a family dinner at the home of Mrs. Frank Lawson, London, by their (blighters, Mrs. N. Drown, Detroit, Mich,, and Mrs. Lawson, on Sun- day, en the occasion of their 80th wedding anniversary, The official date is March 31, Following dinner, gifts Were presented by the family, Cliiegta attending were from Auburn, erscfl arid betttit. THE SELL TELEPHONE MIPANY OP CANADA IDA SPECIALS—April 2nd-7th A.S.A. TABLETS 100-19c 300-49c AROMATIC CASCARA 3 oz.-29c 6 oz.-49c BEEF, IRON and WINE 79c COLD CREAM 1 lb. jar-69c MOTH CRYSTALS 2 lb.-59c SACCHARIN TABLETS .... 1/4 gr.-100-15c 500-39c gr.--100-19c 500-49c STOMACH POWDER .......... .• 59c & $1.49 PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 2 for 49c LISTERINE ANTIZYME TOOTH PASTE-2/89c LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO—reg. 2.50 for $1.98 AYER DRY DEODORANT Special-75c UNIQUE a. PHOTO SERVICE F. B. PENNEBAKER "O4NE 1 DRUGGIST -C341;NTON NVS-M404,1). Ui SDAY,, „AWOLS, 19x5 14.AG Highest Placed in Class o 28 Singer$ TOOT: Notes Several members of Clinton Lodge No, 83 attended the annual Good, Friday rally ins St, Thomas a.t.t, team of Windsor and Pe. which . time the First Degree , was conferred by the Metropolitan degree Saturday, April is the date; and, the .Ontario 'Street United Church is the place for the Odd Follows Friendship. Night, This evening had. to .be postponed in February on account of the severe storm Which struck that day. Gera mania Lodge, Waterloo, will be present and confer the third de, gree, Several Grand Lodge officers are also ,exPeeted to be present, Invitations have been sent out to over 20 lodges to be in attendance, It is anticipated that over 300 will be present. All local members are urged to attend and help with the arrangements which have been made by the committee. ews of Brumfield Oerreenondent MRS. H. r.e 0RERY nem Clinton WS Og err Seaforth, 659 Miss Eleaner McCartney is .nding the holidays in New York. Jack Rathyvell. and friend spent aster with Mr, and Mrs. Fred thwelL Miss Kate McGregor, Wieighatin visiting with jelln and VrS-rdc egregor. Miss Louise Allen, liamilton, is lig the holiday with her bro- er and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale,. Fat net Ron, .Glencoe, spent Easter th Mrs. Stacleininse. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Snow, arnia,- visited With Mr. 141,4 Mrs. ne Wilson for a few days, Mrs. C. Haugh, Toronto, is visit- 'g with ber_son and clang:liter-1ln ve, Mr. and Mrs, Wallace. Hatieln Mr. and Mrs, S. McKenzie aro siting for a few days with their n, Donald McKenzie, at ' St.. mews. , Mr. and 'Mrs. James Chapman,. rant-lewd, spent the weekend with parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ross• man, Mx, and Mrs. Allen Hill, M. A. aterson, spent Good Friday with e tatter's mother, Mrs, B, Shol- ce, Br lisle=y, The Commercial Ion Hotel IS AGAIN SERVING MEALS SUNDAYS — 1 to 8 p.m. 'Weekdays—BREAKFAST-7 to 10 a.m. LUNCH 11.30 to 2 p.m. DINNER 5 to 8 p.m. Phone Clinton 762W for room reservations Melva Manor Food Specialties FROZEN CHICKEN DINNER Real Good — The Quick and Easy Way To Serve Unexpected Guests —A TASTY MEAL FOR ANY OCCASION— NOW ON SALE • IN LOCAL FOOD STORES CI. IN T ON — Rumba ll's IGA Stanley's Red and White Modern Meat Market Fitzsimons Food Fair Superior Food Store RCAF STATIONL-C. & W. Red and , White GOD ERICH— Blue's IGA Supermarket Frosted Locker Service Cutt's Red and White BRUCEFIELD—T. A. Dutton S EA FORT H Seaforth Supertharket Christie's Meat Market ^ W. Arthur Wright H. Whyte & Son Meat Market Royalty Food Freezer Plan COOIZED AND PACKAGED IN CLINTON The Perfect "Heat and Eat" Dinner 14-b A. number of ladies .attended the WMS thanitoffering meeting ,4?, the Ontarie. Street United Cinirehr Clinton, on Wednesday, Mrs. Wilmer l3roadfoot held' a - quilting party for .Group No, 1 .0f. the ' iation at her hom on Wednesday last. Mrs. Stewart Saint .T3,01.)ert Dalrymple, Ville- and Bennie, Ro- bert Cooper, are spending this, week with Mrs, Grant, Caro Mich. lVLrs,, Douglass and Mrs. Consitt had as their visitors last week,. their sisters', Mrs. Logan, Mrs. rearlede and Mrs. Harvey, 1-111sa1.1. Alien Kemp. Ottawa, spent the weekend with. ,his mother, Mrs. Kemp returned with him and on Monday left by plane to visit with her son,. Mervyn Kemp, Winriineg, Man. Riclde and Sharon, Bnrdge had their tonsils removed; in the Scott Memorial Hospital, Se.eforth, Rick- ie suffered a haemorrhage and was taken to Stratford. His many friends are glad to know he IS getting along :alright now. Daylight 'saving time was first adopted in Canada in 1918. Good Food— 44-•-•-•-•-•4-.4-04-044-e-÷.4+1 News of 4-Londesboro Correspondent r MRS. H. PlURNHZ Phone Blyth $7,r119 • Ilthest scores in a class of 28 competitors in the intermediate girls' solo class at Hullett Township Music Festival, were made by 'Barbara, Snell, left, 86 CUSS 10); Wien*. Greidarnis, Middle, 85 (SS 5); Margaret MacGregor, right, i34 (SS 1), (By our Hensall correspondent) Mrs. Andrew Buchanan, former Elizabeth Carlile, oldest resident of the- village of Hensall, and well known Hensall pioneer, will cele- brate her 98th birthday on Sun- day, April 3, and will spend the day quietly at her home with her daughter Jennie, who tekes care of her, Mrs. Buchanan, in spite of her advanced years, enjoys comparat- ively good. health and takes an interest in current events. Until recent years she enjoyed knitting, crocheting and gardening, and will be glad when' the warm weather comes so she can sit on het veran- dah to enjoy the sunshine, A native of the second conces- sion of Hay Township, Mrs. Buch- anan attributes her long life to plenty of hard work and taking each day in its stride. A resident of Hensall for the Rest 27 years, she came here after residing with her husband on a farm in Tucker- smith. . • She likes to reminisce over the early days. They cut the trees put them in piles' and burned them to clear -the land to grow crops. They first had a span of oxen, then years later they got a span of light horses and a lumber wagon which was their only means -of transportation, She attended church at Roger- villa (between Hensall and Exe- ter) with her parents who came to Canada from Ireland, when the late Rev. John. Logie was the min- ister. She has two sons, one dau- ghter, 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. 98 Years Rest Lightly Upon Hensall Woman please be sure to stick these pink sheets over page 1 of your present STRATFORD-GODERICH telephone book. These special pink sheets contain all the new "HUnter 2" numbers for Clinton. New "HUnter 2" numbers for McKillop Municipal Telephone System and Tuckersmith Municipal Tele- phone System customers are also shown. 'LIKE THE NEW NUIVIBERS STARTING SUNDAY APRIL 15th when. DIAL SERVICE comes to CLINTON numbers- "HUnter 2" and four figures—must be used oat Long Distance calls and should be shOvyn on stationery or advertising material, 110U/ever, oft, local calls, only the LAST root PIGIJIMS need be dialed. ASIt your out-of-town friends to jet down your FULL NUIVIDM—and for your own convenience, bring your Blue toOlt of Telephone Numbers lip to date. If you need a new booklet, phone or ask for one at the- Telephone Business Office, It's rrisz in regular or pocket size. W. W. HAYSOM, Manager ‘,1 by Use New NO (iv* shampoo tonight—and tomorrow your hair will be sunshine bright. THREE SIZES • .01 IT'S HERE! fabulous new e sv 112;iOINI $1.25 a 75; • 45G 'W'hett you tail 8.417141) Toll-free calling win continue between and )3antiekl---13U1ClilztOh STAAT-MG 11141, 15th thext dial "505" to the :Humber 3?eu *not - the opettitot. Miss Iris Ilumenink, London, vis- ited with the Tamblyns. Mrs; Robert Fairservice is spend- ing a week in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Heels; To- ronto, were with. George Moon. Fred Shobbrook spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Knox, Kenneth Wood, OAC, Guelph, spent the weekend at his home. :Mr. and Mrs. Capling, Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Vincent. , Miss Mary Caldwell, ' London, was with her mother, Mrs. Alice Caldwell, Mr, and Mrs, Sid Lansing were with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt on Saturday. Mrs. Bentham, Oshawa, visited with her sister, Mrs. R. Townsend, for Easter. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hamilton and family, London, with Mr. and Mrs. W. Govier. Mervyn Durnin spent the week- lend with Ross and Billie Mills= at Kinburn. Mr. arid Mrs. Bert Lobb, Holmes- ville, were with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Radford, Niagara Falls, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sprung and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Sprung's parents at Caledon. Joseph Carrel has returned to the village after spending the win- ter with his son in Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake, Donald. and Joyce, Elimville, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. H. Durnin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrow, Valorie and Vicki, Trenton, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Mrs. Florence Chowen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibson and son visited with Mr. and Mrs. William. Knox. Charlie Shobbrook, New Ham- burg, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. "and Mrs, Clifford Shobbrook. Mrs. Laura Saundercock, Lon- don, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Satindercocle John and Mary Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Butcher and fam- ily, Pembroke, spent the weekend with the lady's parents, Rev, and Mrs. J, T. White. Miss Frances Lyon, Toronto, and Miss Phyllis Ohr, Edmonton, Alta., i spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lyon. STELCO HISTORY began with incorporation 1910. in the 46 years since then Stelco has Made 28,000,000 tons of steel; / Paid $717,000,000 to employees; Paid $179,000,000 to government in faxes; Spent $1,365,000,000 for materials and services; Invested $232,,000,000 in *tits. The above figures show how Stelco has contributed to the wealth and progress of Capada, H E STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED MONTREAL GANANOMJE‘ HAMOON CRAWFORD TORONTO 14-b