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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-11-14, Page 5”mc.piAer WHERE YOCFNEVE.R Uu,,OW yourt. •4012.N" TIC , KINSME CL B of Clinton PRESE NTS Dr. EDWIN HEATH and his HYPNOTIC PARTY HAVE ALL YOUR. HIDDEN TALENTS REVEALED! You May Be Another ELVIS PRESLEY, PAT BOONE or DORIS DAY! 41 Pt: L •'44"- I .41,{k,je at, tilt; 7 'kg, • • gle 74. . CLIN 'N. FRIDAY AND SAitbAY EVENINGS November 22iid and 23rd Timet 0,30 pm. ADMISSION Adults, 604 Children, under 12 years, 30c CLTNTON Nmvs,Bscolto TI VIISDAY) NOVVIVIEMR 14,1.957 P.AG FIVE MIL. SERVICE LADIES rLEAGUE BAKE SALE and TEA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 f,4, 6 p.m,. .0041101 .Ctia O'er, Town Hull, Clinton Proceeds for Children's Ward, Clinton Public Hospital 46-Ili SEE • New T TH E SCOTSNI.A. STUDEBAKER'S Econoiny Car for 1958 Onb7. $2,355 SPECIAL: 1950 PONTIAC 6 Cylinder, 2 Door; Spotless! One owner car; guaranteed mileage 32,000. W. H.:Dalrymple at Son STUDEBAKER SALES and SERVICE Phone HU 2-9211 BRUCEFIELD, Ont.i PROCLAMATIO MUNICIPAL . ELECTION TOWN OF CLINTON NOMINATIONS Monday, Nov. 25 1 957 ELECTION Monday, Dec. 2 1 9 5 7 NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of the,Electors for the Nomination of Candidates for the position of Mayor, Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors, P.U.C.1 Com- missioners and Public School Board for the ensuing term will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS of the TOWN HALL, CINTON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1957 Between the hours of 1.30 o'clock ,and 8.30 o'clock, in the evening. JOHN LIVERMORE, Returning Officer and if necessary, an Election to fill the above named positions will be held on MONDAY, DECEMBER 2,1957 ,at the following places and by the following named persons, that is to say, in ST. ANDREW'S, WARD' ,--.At the Council. Chambers; Deputy Returning Officer, E. ST. JAMES' WARD Legion Hall, Rirk Street; Deputy Re- turning Officer, Mrs-, Margaret MacDonald. ST. JOHN'S WARD At Ball-Macaulay Show Room, Ring Street; Deputy Returning Officer, E. Radford. ST. GEORGE'S WARD - At H. W. /Colquhounis Office, Royal Bank Bldg.; Deputy Returning Officer, Wits. E. Morgan, commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until the hour of six o'clock in the afternoon and the results will be publicly declared in the Town Hall, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of De- cember, 1957, at 12 o'clock noon. JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk and Returning Officer Mission Band The Wilhelmine Mission Band, Holmesville United Church, met in the school for their November meeting. The program was in charge of Bill Hoggarth. Donald Yeo read the Scripture lesson and Linda MoClinchey gave the pray- er. Business was conducted by the president, Paul Cudmore. Jim Mc- Cullough gave' the treasurer's re- poit, Paul Cudmore, Bill Hog- garth and Bonita Williams were appointed to bring in the- new slate of officers, Eric Gahweiler read an article on peace and Jim McCullough read a temperance story. The Stndy Books were read by Miss Ann Shaddock and Mrs, Frank McCul- lough, Milton MoClinchey read an Autumn poem. WATS Meeting The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of .Hohnesville United Church met in the Sunday School room for their regular meeting. The program was in charge of Mrs. Lloyd Bond's group, with Mrs. Harry Cudmore as leader, Mrs, .10110NOMSIMeMIMMISMOMESIMOIN, Rance-Dervis The East Chapel of Timothy Eaton Memorial United Church, Toronto, was the scene for a wed- ding on Saturday, November 2, when May . Dervis, became the bride of C, C. Rance, Toronto, (formerly of Clinton), son of the late C. Cl, Rance and Mrs, jermet Fair Rance, also of Clinton. The bride wore, champagne .de., lustred satin designed by Marjor- ie Watts. She was given in mar- rine by her brother-in-law, B. Mancentelli. • Matron of honour was a sister of the bride, Mrs Zabel Nieman- teilL Ushers were Dr. P, Rance and Edward' Kendall, Mrs, May- Rance 'Mackinnon, Clinton, sister of the groom., at- tended the wedding and •the re- ception. which followed in the church :parlours of Eaton Memor- ial United Church. The couple left for a wedding trip to Washington and Atlantic City, • • demolished, with its pole supports uprooted. Mr. Warner says that so'far as he can discover only four birds were lost out of the flock of 2,500. Several weeks ago the pen housed 7,000 turkeys. Lose on the pen would amount to about $4,000. The twister -tore shingles from the roof of the Warner home and many windows were broken, Cudmore gave the call to worship and Mrs. Jack Yeo read the Scrip- ture lesson with Mrs. Irvine Teb- butt leading in prayer, Mrs. William Norman told about the temperance booth at the Ploughing Match held this fall. Mrs. W. R. Labb gave a short talk on work at Norway House, Mrs. W. Norman and Mrs. E, Grigg sang a duet, with Mrs. W. Yeo at the piano. The president, Mrs. L. Jervis conducted the business. Mrs. Bar- rie Walter gave a talk on "Giving Thanks," and Mrs. H. Cudmore „read an article, "New Thank We All Our God." The meeting clos- ed with prayer by Mrs. Cudmore. WA Meets The Woman's Association meet- ing followed with the vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Jack Yeo in the chair, The Scripture lesson and com- ments, were given by Mrs, J. Yea. A donation to the Deaconess Or- der was approved. The Christmas stocking belong- ing to each member, is to be hand- ed in at the December meeting; as well as a gift for the Children's Aid Society. Plans were made far the catering to a banquet in late November. Mrs. Ninian Heard, Mrs, John Grigg and Mrs,' Kenneth Harris were appointed a committee to form the slate of officers for 1958. The meeting closed with a pot luck supper, Ilensall Reports Tax Collections Better Than Ewer Although Hensall's mill rate is the highest in its history, tax col- lections this year are better than ever before, Clerk J. A. Paterson stated this week in his report to council, Only $2,500 of the total roll of $53,000, or about four and one halt percent is outstanding, Council has requested retaining fees for the services of the fire brigade from four neighbouring townships. The amounts are: Tuckoremith $125; Ray $125; Hibbert $75 and Usborne $75. Council is giving consideration to a request from the Legion for a rebate on the taxes paid on the branch's building, A delegation from the branch presented the re- quest to Council. Construction work on Richmlond, Elizabeth and Brock streets in' preparation for paving, will start next week by the county road dc- pertinent. Robert Reaburn, principal of the public school, appearing for the public school board, received per- mission to erect a light on the school grounds. REIMENIUMEMBEEMEMES .00.1.Z"YOttLI4M ITS PROOF-RIOT MEPLELY JUST A HUNICI-I, OUR OIL SURE WAS A HEA11146 PUNCH Stanley Township Ladies Meet At Stewart Baird's s. Members of the Stanley Ladies' Community Club held their mon- thly meeting at the home of Mrs, Stewart Baird. Mrs, Mel Graham, vice-president occupied the chair, Eleven members answered the Roll call which was "what you would do if you were 21 again," There were five visitors present, also 12 children, Collection amounted to $6.16, Two Thank You cards were read, Ten dollars will be sent to the Children's Aid Society. Plans were made to hold a party in the school towards the end of the month. A committee was. appointed to look after it. The meeting closed with the 1Vlizpah benediction and after a social half hour a lovely lunch was Served by the hostess and her group, The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Vie Tay- lor and roll call is to be answered with "How Christmas is celebra- ted in other countries." There will also be -an exchange of Christ- mas gifts, ['ODDS f KIDNEY PILLS - \ b'kt1/4 • ut re f Ih t AND 'nag° ods,' tyNRI, 'coda' fo . 14 400 E n toisc°' 92 Years Young George Beadle Lives at Auburn George Beadle observed his 91st birthday quietly at his home in Auburn on November 5, A son of the late Mr, and Mrs, George Beadle, he was born in the Malt., land Block in Hullett township. Sixty nine years ago he. married Elizabeth. Robinson of West We- wanosh township, who died sev, en years later, Four -years later he married Marion Yungblut, Au- burn. Mr. Beadle threshed for a num- ber of years and farmed in West Wawanosh and Mullett, retiring to Auburn 21 years ago. He has six daughters, Mrs. liar. ry (May) Rinderknect, Mrs. Dun- can (Ada) McIntyre, Mrs. Bever.. ly (Anna) French, all of Detroit; Mrs. Ernest (Jean) Patterson, Goderich, Mrs. Thomas (Marion) Haggitt and Mrs. Clifford (Rota) Brown, both of Auburn, There are 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren, Many friends and neighbors cal- led to offer congratulations and best wishes, Mr, Beadle is in fair- ly good health. Got a Cold? Take BRONCHIDA Cough Syrup ..„ 75c Cold Capsules .. 1.25 X.D.A. COLD CREAM SOAP Contains Lanolin Big bath size Cakes 2/23c, 12/1.29 I.D.A. COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO 8 ounce Reg. 49c 9c 7.95 2.00 3.00 4,50 75c bottles 2Aft,. 1,50 value UUL Final Plans Are Laid For ,CWT: Mama' Bazaar Final plans were made at the November meeting of the St. Jos', ePhla• subdivision of the Catholic Women's League for the annual bazaar on Saturday, November a • Mrs, Frank Van Altena. presided. Mrs. Van Altena gave a detail- ed report of the recent deanery meeting held at Goderich. n fu-' tore .all members of the sub-divi- sion will attend mass and receive Daly Communion on the first Fri- day of each month.. Appointed to attnd the next monthly meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary were Mrs, Clifford Par- ker, Mrs. Clem Reynolds and Mrs, Oscar Priestap. The October vis- iting committee reported 12 calls' made on the sick. A, request for used clothing for Poland will be. met by the sub- division, Turkeys Homeless After Winds . . Take Away Pen A tWister caused several thous- and dollar's worth of damage on the farm of - Alfred F. Warner on the Bluewater highway- south of Goderich last Friday night. An aluminum turkey pen, 120 feet by 24 feet, was completely A E3R AI t-••1 IS ONLY AS STRONG AS ri-s. WEAKEST T14 IN 14 - Your ear Can, only perform perfectly when. all of it is in good working „order. 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