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Crown Warns Of
Dangers In Poor
Communications
wouldn't matteri yOu had
ten J. Edgar licxwers.,on the police
forcei," exclaimed Crown Att6r114.
,ey Gern lays, in CloderiCh, re-
centlY good you
if yot. can't reach
Mr,• gap reminded the 'Gnder,
ich Council that, as ,crown .attorn.,„
likka power to .call in the
Ontario Provincial Police: if be is
,not satisfied that the We and
Property of 1000 residents are'
being protects adequately, •
04. went• If there's going to;
be., a robbery,4-aal there have
ben rebberies i other Western.
Ontario centres—or an .assault �r
near murder, and police 'are need-
ed in an instant and a -call comes
in and there's a -dead silence on
the end of the phone, it's putting
it mildly to say it' s exasperating."'
Conskier Visic
To Far Countries
'Ole Mitten WOrnon's Institute
m6t 4n the •agricultural office
beard room on January 24, with
the president, lVfrs, pAtilln in
the -chair, 'The roll eallwas answer.,
ed by Aarning "Another Conti.),
1 Would Like To Visit and Why,"
rs. C. BIliott gave the Wilk,
!..‘Histirreal Research" .and em-
phasixed the differenee in prices
The crown was speaking at the
Inaugural meeting of the lake
town's conncil, when be issued an
appeal for immediate action to. set
up a bettor Police comintmications
4system. Mr. Hays. had heard com-
plaints from various citizens; no
doubt similar to those heard hi
Clinton from time to time, when
they had tried tO telephone, 'to
pollee help or advice and hadybeen
unable to get an answer to their
call.
YearAgo and new, also tellmg of
current ev,ents, A humorous read-,
!log was given by Mrs, 'Wilfred
Calolotigh and'soles by Miss Joan
Jobrfston; 'The Rible,,Tells Me So"
and "Open Up YourMead"'ac.,
CoinPaided by her siSter, Doris, on
tile Plena
dealcieus luilch was served by
Mrs. Norman Carter and her com-
mittee.
These same 'conditions exiat in
Clinton, and have been mentioned
in council in the past, Expense
has been considered a high item.
In this regard Mr. Hays pointed
out the low amount spent on pro-
-teetioti in comparison with other
serlices, and saidi "There is little
use in having good streets, lights,
water, and arena, and so on, if a
person's life and property are hot
safe. There'S little use in, baying
fine schools if children are in
danger of toeing run clowns, by
driniken drivers on the way to
•school "
COMMEtICI4L (*EL'
Sunday Speiall
. Full Course -Meal
nR
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0roN• wws,ozolgo
Willespreeld..Caueer Societ, Gathersqin
t
Mrs. Fr.anit Fingland, (Mt) was bostess
nearly 40 delegates at the annual meeting of the '
•Mnron-Perth• Unit of the.Canaan Cancer Son-
dety last Thursday night, • With: her are Mayor
W. J. Millerccampgn chairman for the Clinton
•
o*,
Branch, and two delegates from the St. Marys-, '
Blanchard hraiiPh, Ws. Isl. F. ,McDonald ancl
.3lut Stephenson, president, 'who probably travel-
led the furthest to attend the ineeting.
•Olitiebells ,On.,
With Work. Qrs.
94i1ts,. Nursing -
The Bluebells ,are meetingin'
the Cenimencial X.= Hotel .next
Saturday afternoon, 'February 2,
.With something of interest for,
-everY e in the group. Their
'.'siogan i "Emnlating those that
hix've Wile Wore," and, tunle.r the
friendly guidance of • :Mrs. ,Ceriel'
VanDeinme, the .group s eontin-
iiing with their 'Work,
A course in home nursing is
being conducted:for the- young
quilting is to be done,
MrS. Van -Panne is -isng a.
• (News-4RecOrd. Moth) •
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iruchnnsimarn ar..4.01os
Presbyt!roan Women Hereillosteges.: TO 11IBBT WIDIONESDAY
For Huron Presbyterial Annual win hold their mebting on Febru-
, The Tuckersmith Ladies' Club
ary 6 at the home of Mrs. Frank
Walters at 2 pan. Roll call to be
answered by "do you want a bus
trip, if so, where,'
The Huron Presbyterial of the
Presbyterian Church was held in
St. Andrew's Chtirch, January 8,
with a very' large representation
from the various auxiliaries, Mrs.,7
D. Glenn Campbell, president,
spoke on the subject of "Forget-
ting .the things behind. 'Let us
look forvvard to the 'possibilities of
our work for Christ in "the earning
year.:" , •
The period of meditations Was
talten bY 'Mrs, 'D. -Ritchie whe,
those as her subject 4What can
we give Christ?" "One...thing we
can give,"she :Said, "is the. Oft of
self-sadraifice." She., told of some
experiences in Seetland and urged
Reece ,between ourselves and pod
and • 'goodwill :toward' those- with
,whont vve- meet in Our daily lives.
The minutes were read by Miss
Belle Campbell and these were
follevied bY.rep,orts ef the Various
Offieers. These reports showed' a
very successful' year for, nearly all
the auxiliaries, ,Tlie report Of the
treasprer was - Very. gratifying as
it sKOsy04 anhstarfCial' increase
for: 1058:
t..-A*VNI.07(
WE HAVE DECIDED -TO CONFINE 'OUR%r$LIVING 'mon
..stittro ,v0 -,1V170 MANUFACTURERS. .
"All other, Suites in stock :are reduded as %sited below. All iteins are '
,First Quality -- -Brand-Names .No -Better Value
ANYWHERE:
...)
This vStifa and 4(ohOlee 1
of any Ktoeliler iftEST
ROCKER in - -to&
a CE'MNG ROOM GROUP ---
As Shown Our'Window.
• A Real:Scoop at
(Also Sold Individually)
••.
271i ‘
CE SUITS .,,--AitioalCushion-6,-
.$155.1)0
Sofa by day "bed by Night,-
lig.11.195.00 ,
489 00
1 ONLY o . •
DAVENPORT 2.1keeSUIT
.•tombinatiOn In' Turqueise.
00140 , , , , ,
,,, • , 4 J..' foot ,,,,,,,
3.Pieee SECTIONAL GROUP-
'2 Half. Sofas atul Chair -- 3'Pleces fOr
FULL PANEL STEEL BED—'-,
Mat Spring,. 'Spring -Pilled Mattress.,
Reg. /0.00 — COMPLETE ,,, . .
SEALY UN1T4RooKCASE
S 1 at Spring) Sealy Special Mattress .and
Reg. Value $1.10,00 ... . ........... : ... ,.„ ... .....
160.00
$139.00
PANVit SOWN g Reg. $1.05 . . . . 11.4•411.111.4•04•44 ....i ty.r4.11.;14400k..111141 yir
9.75
9.95 1
0.45
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At tnei-clese of the morning's
session a bountiful lunch was ser-
ved by the ladies of the host
chprch.
A feature of the afternoon's
nrogiam was a- the reading of a
paper on the children's Wo'rk by
Mrs. W, Geed and one on steward-
ship by Mrs. G. BISSet,• An open
discussion followed, led by, 'Vim.
Cherry, TorOnto, who is editor of
the '"Good Tidings." Mrs.-'C'herry
has a charming persenality. Her
remarks .proved a source of in-
spiration and i'nformation to all
these present.
The report of the nominating
committee was aCcepted and the
pew officers were installed by
Mrs. D, 3. /Lane. Mrs. D. Glenn
CaMpbell then introduced the new
president, 'Mrs. 3. T. Scott,. Sea -
forth, who. res'Poridecl by telling Of
her hopes for the year of 1957. ,
Other officers named for 1957,
are past president, Mrs. D. Glenn
Carnpbell;. ' first viceipresident,
Mrs, J. B. Russell,- both of Seat,
forth; vice-prelidents, 'Mrs. R.
Venus, Goderich; Miss ,A.
Blyth; recording and •• correspond-
ing secretary, Miss. Belle ,Camp-
bell, Seaforth; treasurer, Mrs: G.
13isset, 06derich;
Secretaries: for Senior
Mrs: W, • Shortreed, Blyth;
young women's, auxiliaries, Mrs.
,V.-,Bradriock, Auburn; children's
groups, Mrs, :Good, Blyth;
home helpers, IVIrs. Fred ' Ross,
Auburn; wekome and welfar,
Mrs. J. C. 1Vraurney, Belgrave;
literature, Mrs. Rob,ert, - Wilson,
Goderieh; ',Glad Tidings, Mrs. 0.
Anderson, telgrave; supply, -Mrs.
B. Edwards, Rens/011. Thfe Mem-
bership, ,Mrs.E0.44ane Clinton
prets, Mrs. J. William .iliompson,
Seaforth; historian, Mrs., A. Tay-
lor, Goderieh.
. •
40th Anniversary -
for -Iiippen-Couple
1 correspondent),
The 'lordly 'Of -Vr. 4and Mrs:
Willtan-MCGregor, *ho reside
east Of; KiPpen, gathered; at their
hate tin ,Friday, jarnitity Si$, to
honor 'Ahem fire `ASIceasion of
t}tir'40th ,Wedding anniversary,
and to -present them with a lovely
and useltd.gift.
Attending the,celebration were
Mr., and -Mrs. Gladwin .Melick,
Goderich; Mr. and 'qrs.. Wilmer
McGregor, IVIcitintHOpe; Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce McGregor, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald McGregor,
pen; -Mr, "and Mrs. Edgar 'Mc-
Clinchey and Jerry, Mensal'.
Wane to out iniarter
urge in the laihion' parade
BVER-dy? Keep gala holt- '
day dresses looking freer
- Luid preciOuS Woollens looking
newer With Our fliespelialve
dry • cleaning, •Saves your
clothes, giweti, year clothes-
, budget. WO do thorough,
CAILIMIL job,
-This 'Week thi LUthy
'No, Is 1116
Oheck your Oalendar. If the
Ittithbbr •*katoheSi take the
Oeletukat to our office •and
claim your $8.00 credit. -
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FOP Your torpreniente
We Our
Down ' Tow of Office
on °King shoot
(forroorty shoot000-sooro)
HU
eiLAUNDRY
CLEANERS
f ()A:r VO IT 4(
TFTCN
MRS, BOWAN WINS
•
OALBNDAR DRAW
Winner of the weekly calendar
draw at Clinton: Lattodry and Dry
Cleaners, last week was Mrs.
jack. BoWinan, 11-nron Street',
whose number is 1.153.
Happy Workers To
Meet At Iloyne Of
Mks. C. Brandon
The. January meeting of • the
Happy Workers' •Club was "held
at the home of Mrs. George
GlaZier,'5on 'Wecineaday, january
9; in the afternoon.
-The president IVIrs• jack -Smith
„If )
occupied the chair and opened the
meeting by singing '"The 'Red • Itivi
er Valley," folloived by h e
"Lord's Prayer." • Secretary and
treaStirer's reports were giVen
with the new officers taking -part,'
Roll call was answered- by the
paying of, fees and tern members
and oneguest were present, It
was decided that the treasurer
shouldpurchase material, for the
members to .sew for the bazaaar.
Themystery prize was won bY
Mrs. Elmer Dale. A bale -of
clothing 'was packed and will be
sent up north.
The next tneeting will be held
at Mrs. •Charles Brandon's •home
'on February 14, in the'evenlig.
Group ,.two will be charge of
hinch. Roll.ein is. to be answer-
ed with "a 'Valentine verse.'!
Atite.r the meeting lunch was
served by -the hostess' assisted by
Mrs. Clifford Glazier and •Mrs.
-Chatles Brandon.
Modern Man Is
The Vavouitte
•Ladies.
Vote: 11.49
In a debate held at the home
of Mrs, John Wood on Wednesday,
January 16, the ladies of Kippen
East Wonten's Institute, proclaim-
ed their .preference for modern
man, over those of 50 years ago,
with a slim majority. °it'll to 10.
AffirnnatiVe of the subject, "re-
solve& that mem of 50 years ago
were better husbands than today"
was taken: by M..rs. Carnpbell Ey-
re and the negative by .Mrs, Will-
iam Kyle. judges' were Mrs. Nor-
man IYIeLeod and Mrs. W. J. F.
BeL '
Mlss ki,rgaref McKay conunen-
ted 'On the motto: Two Men look
out through the Self -gime bars;
one tees mud and the ether sees
'llvfrsArs."
, John Sinclair was appoin-
ted leader and Mrs. Wilier
Broadfoot assistant leader of the
garden alb. Members are asked.
to bring to the February nieeting
a 'knitted block six Indies settitre
to finish tip an afghan started
some thne• ago. It will be for-
warded to the War Memorial
Children's Mesiptal, London.
Mrs. Brtice McGregor was solo-
IVIra. J Drutrunond eoittribu-
ted a ,pbent and tMrs. Ken MeXay
a' piario solo. 'Mrs Charles Byte
Was �d -hosts. Lunelleon Wes,
served by MM. Sinclair,
Verna AiderditeMrs. Rags Broad -
Ida, Mrs. Charles Eyre and Mrs.
Wiuilant
Xyk,
Ilensall Legion ,
Ladies Eleet
1957 Exeentive
correapondent)
The following °Mears were el-
ected and Installed at a meeting
of the Ladies' AUXiliary to the
Coadian Legion, Rensa.4 Branch;
President, Mrs, E. 0.11: Davis;
vice-president, Mrs, W1111 a in
BrOwli, Mrs, Goren Minn; see -
pets*, Mrs, L; itton; trees -
titer,• Mrs. William Parke; serg-
eant-at-0MS, Mrs. IL Irorton;
tetitive ittrg. Iton:Ubek, Iwt.q. In-
ez mothottarf, Mrs, Reward Smote,
Mrs, Robert MeXerle, Mrs. Gar-
net Allan,
Tale group will este to n bon -
spell which the Legion, is sponsor-
ing on Armory 2&ConVenerS are
Mrs. Davis and 1Wrs, S, Ramie.
fey ;Will aIso orgiOdZe a Red
Cross tolleetio(t this year,
Harry Horton volunteered
welcome to all 'women who wish,
to work _along with the girls,
Part of the work undertaken. se
far, is In visiting the aged and
shut-ins and, by sendineeach week
(ever since the revolt) .elothing,
for the Hungarian refugees as
Z4 tri=0:
they arrive in Toronto.
night•now the.Blueballs ere
terested in raising money for th0
girl s sq. that thy may be more
suitably dressed, and MAY heCOMO
known. and respected 1;1 the town.
They're making rugs, and will
gd1y..accept 114ed nylon stoett,,
ings for this•projeet,
WHY DO ALI. 'THAT
WRITING?
When A
Rubber Stamp
100 do It fe'ster, easier,
0114 wko knows? may.
beneoantaritool
Orderoatthe
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you need
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EXTRACT
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,of energy --brings new vital-
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I.D.A. SPECIALS
Jan: 28 -Feb.. 2
COLD CREAM
1 Ib. jar .7.-• 69e
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
4 oz. — 15e
$ oz. — 23c
18 oz. — •39e •
ir5AMALT
1 lb. 59e
• 2 lb. — 08c
4 lb. — 8E69
SACCHARIN TABLETS
gr. 500 .— 29c
SHAVING CREAM
STOMACH POWDER
4 oz. — 59c
IA oz. — $1.49
WASH _CLOTHS c-
101/4 x
12 for 89c
DEEP MAGIC
Reg. 75c — 2 for 99c
MAX FACTOR
PAN STICK MAKEUP
and LIPSTICK
Both for $1.25
HALOSHAMPOO
Reg. 913c for 19e
PEPSODENT TOOTH
PASTE -.
Reg. 59c — 2 for' 89e
BAYER NOSE SPRAY
With .FREE ASPIRIN
,,sso
ItifION' AQUA 144ARINE HAND -LOTION
-Reg. $2,00 for 8145
ODORONO !SPRAY DEODORANT
Reg. .$1.25 for 98c -
CUTEX HAND CREAM — 2 for 89c - •
SERVICE
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DRUGGIST
BOYS''' JACKETS— -
. *Melton Cloth—AssortedColours
& *Sizes—Reg, 0.951/2, Price at ..
EACH
StBURBAN COATS.
,Tweeds and :-Pleeces, 4/2 Price
Iteg. $27.50
MEN'S JACKETS
4 Only
BOYS' SUBURBAN COATS
3 Only --42-14-i6 years. t/71g thas
Reg. $13.05 — SINCIAL .irti 41"
/ cts .
72 rnee
SPORT SHIRTS
gaclIG from $1.98 uP
1'
SOCK -CLEARANCE
SPECIAL
TABLE .. . ...... .
Vi Price
PICKETp" CAMPBELL
1 ittam,66+. Ulf 6,44