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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-01-24, Page 8111•11.110. SALE IVIcEwani s Housecleaning Stock Sale WHITE TI-GURINES.7.- SUITABLE OR PAINTING $2.95 - $1.98 $175 Reg, STAR-DOLLS "BRIDESMAIDSaran hair, 'all' rubber,121. '18" high,. Reg, $5,95 "LITTLE piaL".---Ati rubber, Scrap hair with. IN pq pony tail,,sijk'olrest. Reg:15,`ZO ,, tv."•!" TEAPOTS- ' ,, 6cup size, fruit design. $2.49 Reg.' $3.25 .. „MODERNISTIC STEINS Can be used for vases: • Reg, $1,.50 ...... PORCELAIN WARMERS-- With frame 'and candle, yarious 98e colours - Reg. $1.95 CARNIVALWARE Odd Pieces 1/2 Price 98C PUT YOUR SUBURBAN COATS HI-BACK-Zipper Front-Reg. 7.50 A favourite with Hydro {workers BOYS' SHIRTS Links4een aa: BP110:vi E-TiCeO.MPlete with PANTS - Special Selection-Reg. to 27.50. Vi Price 5.95 pr. 1.95 ea. from 4.95 up OVERALLS Reg. 2,95 • 5 Only-TWEED SEE THESE SPECIALS AND MANY MORE.DURING OUR ANNUAL JANUARY SALE CLEARANCE. PICKETT & CAMPBELL Limited Phone HU 2-9732 Men's and Boys". Wear Main Corner, Clinton , News of Bayfield By MISS LITPX R. ,WOODS 1955 Ontario Champion Rural Correspondent PHONE; BAYFIELD 45 r 3 Progressive Conserirative Association Federal Constituency of Huron NOMINATING CONVENTION Monday, January 28 at 2:30 p.m. - LEGION HALL, CLINTON Guest Speaker: George Hees, M.P. for Toronto Broadview Election of Of ficers ' CHAS. MacNAUGHTON, JOSEPH MURPHY, President Secreta MERRILL RADIO & ELECTRIC cSatai and Sszfrice in EXPERT HANDS Ice Break Up • . The Rayfield River broke up on Tuesday, The ice, which is about ten, inches- thick, dammed at the old bridge. - Water rose over- the Boat Club perk, to a depth of about two feet and a big basswood treet on the point, toppled into the river„ Steven Scotchmer was down on the park grounds and got a soaking when the• water rushed in. Fear ,was felt for the, Donald McLeod arid T & T Cas- tle's boats, frozen in at their docks, but the jam held at the old bridge. . ADDITIONAL BAYFIELD ON PAGE SIX GIANT SIZE Refrigerator-Freezer -Combination • 12 cu. ft. inside measurement. • Cyclamatically Controlled (No de- frosting). • Large Freezer completely separate. • 'Extra Heavy;• Extra Thick, Fiber- Glass Insulation. • Zero to 5 Below Freezer Chest. • Evenly Controlled Refrigerator Cabinet. Or Porcelain Cabinet Interior.. • 2 Large Full Depth • Crispers. • Butter Keeper 'and Egg Storage • Quickube Ice Trays and Meat Tender. TRUCKS! 4411.1,41,41f 4: AU 4,744 V LATE SPORTS INQTICE Monday night has. been can- celled and will be, played, on Friday,. February S, The iCelte, will not have home game next week. Local Lions Club Toasts Robbie .Burns Congratulated .:By District Governor. 11;000 Doses Of Polio Vaccine Curia. To County There will -be 11,000 doses of poliomyelitis 'vaccine sent into the County. Health Unit during the next month,, reports,. Pr,' R. X, Al- ois, Medical Officer et Health, .fie states that tbis shipment will be limited to elemenetarr and .Seev ondary students, with clinics tent- atively scheclulea„for rebruary,. March and. April. During the next two months,. infants, 4x months and over, will have an opportunity to receive the vaccine: .at district elinics, Vaccine sufficient for this part of the program is expected to total about 13,000 doses. As soon as confirmation is received at the . health` unit from the Province, the time and place of pre-school clin- ics can be announced, Word was received bore • - just at press. time that the Zurich Lumberldnes-Clinton • 'Colts' intermediate hockey game originally Scheduled for ' Clinton Liars Club was host On . Tuesday evening to the district, governor of District A-1, A. S. "Jake" Sweitzer, from Exeter. Other vests were Harvey Web- ster, president-elect of a new Lions club at Lockpow, and Rae Watson, also of Lucknow, a for- mer president of London central Lions Club, who was instrumental in organizing the .new club. Also present were 13111 Conson, vice- president of Winghara Lions; and Rae ,i3leman, cpa teacher; Cer, iel VanDarrane, .Clinton business- man; and William Hough, a Clin- ton faiMer, This being the closeSet meeting to Robbie. Burns' birthday, the Scottish poet was signally honor- ed. The "Hanis"-wao piped into the hail by piper William .Mutch; "Red" Garon acted as chef, and vice-m'esidents Ross Middleton ;and Laurie Colquhoun carried "the 'Scottish delicaCY-' Beecher Men- zies recited Burns address or Grace ,to; the orig- inal' Gaelic 14ngtiage. .,Governor Sweitzer, in his mess= age tee !Clinton. Liens said that he could,i,offer :.tiO advice "because Your , Prom* reports on activities speak far themselves." After congratulating the .,Clinton Club, he related some of his. experiencei The inaugural meeting of the new Adastral Park Community Council for 1957 was held Monday, January 14, at RCAF Station Clinton. The 1956 Mayor and council attended the meeting and formally transferred their duties to the newly-elected council which will hold office for a period' of one year. New members of the council are F/L P. W: A. McLennan, mayor; councillors WOI J. J. 'Frost, ward 1; F/S Y. Boissonneault, ward 2; F/S F. rHamlyn, ward 3; Sgt. H. in Lions work and incidents at Internetional conventions, . He Olgea AS. many as possible to. at- tend these conventions and dis- trict meetings- Mx,, ,Sweitzer said the clubs .M his district were camparatiVely Well off Compared to other districts, The guest speaker has held, all Offices in his home club, as well as most municipal Offices in gn- eter, The golerpor was intro- Owed by Laurie colphotto and presented with nidtt.-and thanked. by Mitch McAdam President Joe Murphy who was in charge of the business part of the meeting, asked for as .inanY as possible to attend the Charter Night of Lucknow Lions Club on Monday, January 29, George Bell returned, home from roronto last week. ' ' The local association to the Guides and Brownies are plahning- a euchre for February 14. L. Locke, ward 4; Cpl. R. G. Tor- rance, ward .,5; F/0 G. D. Bruce, ward 6; Sgt. R, A. Stamm, ward 7; Cpl. L. S. Fenton, ward 8. This 1957 council is the first council which has, been elected by popular vote of the residents of this Permanent Married Quarters area of RCAF Station Clinton. All -RCAF personnel resident in PMQ were eligible for nomination and election and all RCAF personnel, their wives and adult mentbers of their families were eligible to nom- inate candidates and vote in the election on December t 20, 1956. Each councillor was elected by majority vote :of •the:electors of the ward 'for Which he• was nom- inated and th& Major :by majority vote of the whole Community. The Community Council provides a channel of communication and liaison between the residents of the PMQ area and Station Clin- ton, and advances, the general well-lbeing of the cOmnunitY. •This may be in the planning and con- ducting of community activities such a's social, sports, cultural and' other similar activities; in organ- izing and developing recreational facilities and safety schemes for the children of the area or in developing plans for the beautifi- ation of the' comkunity. In, the past the'liC,Ouncils• have been actively ftiriegoning organi- zations• and an indiation of the value which is placed on them by the residents of the• RCAF com- munity is the fact that over 65 percent of the eligible voters.voted in the •election. , . • Mrs. Kenneth! 1VIerner,, Beverley and Gary, Goderich Township, visited Mrs, J. Cluff ,on• Sunday. 'Douglas Batkin and Gordon Jenkins, Clinton, spent the week- end at the home of Mrs, J, Mrs. Bruce Menerey spent a couple of days this week with her nieces, Misses• K. and M. Elliott, Brucefield. 'Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weston, who have been in London since Christmas, were with the latter's sister, Mrs. M. Toms for the week- end. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Gill and two children, Ingersoll, moved into Mrs. Leonard Talbot's house the second week in January. The former is at RCAF Station Clin- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald_ Sager and two children, Nicky and Clare, Goderich, spent the weekend with her aprents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell. Clare remained with his grandparents until Tuesday. 'Corporal and Mrs. Lloyd West- lake were also with her sparents Saturday to Monday. pn their return to Kitchener they were ac- companied by Mr. and •Mrs. E, R. Weston, who will spend a fort- night with them. Mr. and •Mrs. W.;Pitblado, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs4Gordon Heard, and Bobby Brandon, all of London, were with' their father, H. N. Brandon over the weekend. Gordon Heard spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Heard. 4e word, nalnimunt. 4'itursday: Jan, 17,1•-Bingo, Leg- 'on Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, Clinton, commencing at 8.30 p.m.; 15 regular games for $5.00; three special share-the-wealth' games; $52 jackpot on 52 ,numbers', includ- ed in all share-the-wealth games; one special game for $25,00, Ad- mission: 15 regular games for 50c; special games 10C, 2 for 25c; 5for 50c, '4-b Dancing at Melody Ra.neh, on. Wednesday, Music by the Melody Ranch Boys. Friday, Bob Scott and his Orchestra willplay for your dancing pleasure. Saturday dancing 9 to 12. 2-3-4-b Goderich - Dancing every Saturday Night. Pen Downs and his Orchestra. 1t05-13 Friday, Jan. 25 - Card Party, Londesboro LOL Hall. Auspices LOL, Ladies bring lunch. Silver ColleCtion, Everyone welcome. 4-p -Friday, Jan. 25-Euchre and Dance, 'Township Hall, Verna, Harry Norris orchestra. Minis- sion 50e. Sponsor:• LOL 1035. . Friday, Jan. 20-, "Ms:rtlii..tuth, er" film in Ontario Street Church hall, 8 p.m, Silver' collection. Sponsors: LOL, Royal s, Black Knights, LORA. Everyone wel- come, . -4-b Tuesday, jan.29-DUchre and bridge', in Trinity Parish Hall, Bayfield, 8.30 pm, Auspices: The Guild. • 4-b Wednesday, Jan. 30-2.00 p.m.-- meeting to consider organization of local film council. Anyone in-: terested are asked to attend. . 4-13 ,,Friday, Feb. 1-Bayfield Town Hall, Lions Euchre and Dance and Draw for Electric Frying Pan and Electric Tea Kettle. Euchre 8 p.m. Music 10 p.m. 'Lunch count- er. Admission 50c each. 3-4-5-b Friday, Feb. 1-Annual Meeting, Clinton Citizens' Horticultural So- ciety, 8 p.m. Council Chamber; Mayor Dr. E. A. McMaster, Sea- forth, speaker. First there will receive prizes. 4x; 5b Sat., Feb. 2 - Rummage sale and home-baking, Council Cham- bers, of the. Town Hall, at 3 p.m. Auspices: Legion Auxiliary. 3-4-b Thursday, Feb. 7 - Cub and Scout Mothers' Auxiliary, at Mrs. Ken Pickett's, 2.30 p.m. Please bring articles for bazaar. 4-b Harvey H. Leal', Seaforth, manager of the creamery in that town, was named !president of the Dairymen's Association' of West- ern Ontario, succeeding R. L. Marshall, Listowel. rr4vv1am ..HOOKU Fri, Jan. 25 131ack vsw Leafs, Mon, Jan. 2.8rr- 'Red Wings 'vs,, Maple .Leafs CLINTON ARENA SCHEDULE FRIDAY, JAN. 25, 4,30 - 5,30 p.m.-Kinsmen Peewee- Hockey 8.15-10.00 p.m.--Public Skating, SATURDAY, JAN. 26--. 9,30 10,30 p.m.-Free Skating- for Public School Children 11,00-12,00 a.m,-Adastral Park 1,30-5,30 p.m.-Figure Skating 8.15-10,00 p.m.-Public Skating MONDAY, JAN. 28- 4.30 - 5.30 p.m-Kinsmen Peewee- Hoekey. 6.30 -7.30--RCAF Hockey, TUESDAY; JAN. 29- 9.30,-11,00 am ,-RCAF Public- School 4.15"- 5,15 pm -Free Skating P.S. children (grades 5-6-7-- • ED sponsored• by Aiken Bros, and. Clinton News-Record, 630 p.m.-RCAF Hockey - two's games. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30,- 2.00- 3.30 p.m.-Public Skating' 8.1540,00 p.m.-Public Skating THIJRSDAY JAN. 31-•-- 9.30 .11.30 RCAF' Publi• School 4.15 - 5.15 pan,-Free Skating - P.S. children (grades 5-6-7-: 8), sponsored by Martin's, Dept. Store and Newcombe's Drug Store. 6.30 p.m,-RCAF 'Hockey two, games. .1.11111111.1.1.1.11111.1 111, TELEVISION Adastral Park Council Elected With F/L McLennan As Mayor Al.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 21 INCH SPECIAL MODEL 21T193 In Walnut, Mahogany, Limed Oak MATCHING CRADLE BASE WITH SPEAKER- ' MOUNTING FACILITIES "High and Easy" Tuning -- Balanced Sound 9,Tubes (RCA "Silverama" Aluminized Picture Tube) Full Power Transformer Chassis 'We recommend RCA VICTOR and provide service free for 3 months with each set sold. MR. FARMER, WE'VE GOT THE PRICES ON OUR USED CARS AND TRUCKS DOWN TO THE• SAME LOW LEVEL YOU ARE GETTING FOR YOUR PRODUCE. COME IN AND PRICE THESE! '51 BUICK "8" SEDAN Automatic Transmission. '52 'PONTIAC SEDAN '53 CHEVROLET SEDAN '49 CHEVROLET COACH '50 PONTIAC COACH '54 PLYMOUTH SEDAN '54 CHEVROLET SEDAN '51 DODGE SEDAN '52 CHEVROLET 1A TON PICKUP '56 FORD 1/2 TON PICKUP '50 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICKUP '52 FARGO 2 1/2 TON with Good Platform and Racks. 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