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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-11-22, Page 4Ladies' Aid At Carmel Elect 1957 Executive on Depentures and Guaranteed Trust Certificates .10 • • for 3 9 4, and 5 years MORTGAGE CORPORATION ENRICHED BREAD • •,...»•• • 2-6633 R.R.2,CLINTON•fkmi• 11111111 11111111111 111111 1111111m111111111111111 11110111121811111illEffill011l11 HARRY WILLIAMS FUELOIL. MOTOROIL, GASOLINE LUBRICANTS Ort1). ;t•••..1'6" Ih•o% • . • .• .44 ...• ........ CI„XNTON NEM-MX:PRP PAGE. FOITl,. MRSPAY, NOVEMEER 22) 1056 Huron .aiHay .Film Service for -'Programs Organizations- in Huron County MAY soon be able -to have a film Senvica from various centres with-' in the County. Films available Will be of a type useful in planning programs of, varied interests. The National Film Board is 'of- fering to assist in the establish- ment of such a Service in Huron County providing there• is suffic- ient interest to support it, A. meeting to consider the possibilit- ies is to be held in the Board Room of the Department of Ag- rWulture in Clinton, at 8.00 on Thursday, November 29. .Anyone interested will be welcome, An interested visitor to Clin- ton recently in" this regard, was R, E. Taylor, district rep- - resentative for the National Film Board. He noted the in- terest taken by adults hi this area in educational pursuits, 'such as the community night school, and in the children',s band and ballet, as well as• the sports activities of the district. The proposal is that a County Film Council • will be organized which will be made up of repres-- entatives of interested groups and areas. This hotly would be respon- sible for setting up rules and reg- ulations, promoting interest in, the films service, censuring films and assisting in the organization of film' outlets, , 'Rrdrnotion of effective, film use through training in tech- niques in introducing a film to a group, as well as, in conducting fihri, discusSion, would come within. the area of interest, of this. body. Outlets for the films may be provided from vat-ions centres in the -County, Serving the centre and the ,surrounding area. To admin- ister this service a local film coun- sil or filinrcommittee may be or- . ganized. Its duties would be to provide a booking service fore the 'Ebbs, care ft?i- the filmi while they are" in the areas train opera- tors Of •projectors, and promote the effective. us-e-of the films. Thus, depending on the interest shown, it may be possiblotoorgan- ize a County Film Council with 11111111111111M181111110SEMIIIN11111111111111111113 IYARRY WILLIAMS anywhere from four to seven local film councils under its jurisdiction. The films woule.be placed in blocks of around 12 films each and would circulate periodically,Ipi t- lay it Will be necessary far the National Film Board to • supply fihns on loan, These films will' be informational in nature and will be , partieularly helpful as program aids for Many organizations. Film Councils of this nature have been operating successfully. in Grey and Bruce Counties for the Past six years, At the present time 267 organizations, including churches and church groups, Wom- en's Institutes; service clubs, Farm Forums; Junior Farmers, LO.D.E. groups; lodges artd •a large variety of other organizations are mem- bers. Films were used on 1,577 occasions last year, To service these organization's these Counties have 25 circsulating blocks of films as well as, a cent- ral film 'supply alailable to all member organiz'ations, These lat-. ter include 25 religious ,filmS 'to meet the needs of churches and church groups. Such are the possibilities of a film service in Huron County. G Hensall. Fanner Loses Fingers In Corn Picker (By tour Hensall correspondent) Malcolm Dougall, Hensall, dist- rict farmer, who resides, on High:. way 4; south of Hensall, was ad- Mitted to St. Joseph's Hospi41, Londoif, Friday afternoon, - after his left -hand was Mangled in .a corn picker,' London hospital authorities re- ported the accident victim had lost all • four finger's of the left hand and the thumb to ;the first knuckle. Mr. Dougall was assisting Dirk Van-Wierren on the latter's• farm one-half mile south of the when the - accident occurred., The hand was jammed into the mabhine and when VanWieren and a neighbour Jaelc Faber, could not take the. machine apart, Jim Beng- ough, of Jim's. Machine Shop, Hen- sall„, and. his assistant Bill Smale were Called.. They released the bolts and freed the hand'. • Dr. J. C. Goddard, Hensall, took the• injured man Ito the hosiptal. Relief For War, Torn Hungary Payable Via CRCS - The Canadian Hungarian Relief Fund has been organized to collect funds for use by the International Red Cross in Hungary.. G, S. Thorvaldspn, Q,C., past president of the 'Canadian Chamber of COM- merce and senior partner 'of a Winnipeg law firm is co-chairman with G. 'G. T.emesev.grx, president of:the Canadian' Hungarian Feder.' ation, All money -colleted by the Fund will--be' used to provide medical supplies; food and other 'material aid for Hungarian refugees, who . have escaped to...Austria and oth- er points, and for the ,relief of the wounded and homeleai in Hungary itself. . There will. be no hOuse-to-house canvassing. Ail 'contributions of MONEY ONLY should be sent to the nearest branch of the Canad- ian Red Cross Society, or tathe National Red Cross .HeadqUartdrs, Toronto, Ontario. All donations will be :.acknowledged by an off ial receipt valid for income. tax purposes, The Canadian Red Cross Society cannot accept gifts in kind .as it is not feasible nor economical to pay transportation on miscellaneous collections, As far as used cloth- ing is ,concerned, it has been de- termined over and over than the cost of'sorting, cleaning,'baling and shipping exceeds - the, value of the goods.:' o. • In July,. 1956, the average wage in Canadian manufacturing reach- ed a record high of $62,91, per week. This compared with $59.31. a year earlier, and $48.82-t.five years earlier, (Ily our Hensalt ourreauondent) The Ladies' Aid of cannel Pres- byterian Church met Monday ev- ening, NoveMber 12, with Mrs, J, S,oldan's group in charge, The devotional discussion Was led by Mrs. John Love. Piano solos, "Cathedral Bells" and "fArm- istice Remembrance" were given' 'by Mrs. Robert Madge, "Lest we forget," "So Long, Son" and "The 'Little Towns of Canada," were Of- fered by Mrs, Soldan. An invitation to meet in Dec- ember at Mrs. Clarence Reid's home was accepted. A choir grant of w-da approved, A grant of $200 ,tb the Board of Managers also was approved. .• The following officers Were elec- ted for 1957: president, Mrs. Percy Campbell; vice-president, M r s. Alex McGregor; secretary,. M. J. Soldan, assistant, Mrs, ,Clarence Reid; ,treasurer, Mrs. W. R. Bell; group leaders, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. Andrew Orr, Mrs. John Sold- an;' manse committee, Mrs. W. R. Bell, Mrs. Robert Cameron, Mrs, Ed' Munn; quilting committee, Mrs. Ed Munn, Mrs. Earl Campbell; reception,' Mrs. Jarvis Bonthron, Mrs. Sam Dougall, Mrs. Basil Ed- wards; pianists, Mrs. Ed Munn, Mrs, William Brown. Husbands! Wives! 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The young ladies of the .congre- gation assisted at ,the tea, tables, Mrs, N. 1VIc7oeod officially opened the bazaar. 11111111111111 DWI •N H ‘COLOWESS NesfILL. FIGHT A DUEL:, Ar4DAWAYSww LIR- 01 t FOR FUEL!* \\\ tell why . •..-Only Olds could be so.Nbw! :the car that' *AS' the:" -:aigeriti 400 you:' • Just look! It's,the cOlnpletely new Oldsmobile for 57 ! The ear with the stylingt4at,, spotlights you the -ear-with the features that benefit you . . . NEW PROFILE-- Icuter„,fiti' lower to wrap' you in 'high' style . . .,give you a wonderful "low-level" - tide • NEW TWIN-STRUT REAR WINDOW—an exciting sew accent in smart style and around-the-corner yisibility.PIVOT-POISE -FRONT SUSPENSION WRIT ` COUNTER. DIVE—bringing you. nevi. precisibn handling and smooth, on-the-level stops :STRIA-MOUNTED INSTRUMENTS—for easily accessible controls' • 17 0 MODELS . 3 SERIES . . . 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