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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-12-12, Page 10HARRY WILLIAMS FUEL OIL A, GASOLINE IAOTOROIL. s:Z• LUBRICANTS (LINTON•Otost HU 2-6633 .1 '11 111 11111111111111'111,1111,011,11111 ifiltillit11111111111111111111111111 10111111 0111111111111 'elni1111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111iiii HARRY/WILLIAMS WITH AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC SERVICE, WE DELIVER .FUEL OIL .FAITHFULLY TAP f&ee -C- Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE.. and SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative — Phones — Bus., HU 2-6606 - - Res., HU 2-3869 FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday Or United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your a patronage. 1 We will pick them up at your farm. Please. PHCleelE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 7'73 43- ttb tO•414,04.0.114.004,114.041.04,141.M.4,0 jack SCRUTON YOUR Cities Service 0 LILIES SERVICE Distributor Phone HU 2-9653 0 Budget Plan Available At No' Extra Cost "The Home of Good Clean Fuels" E • SUTTER PERDUE .LIMITED For, your Hearing Aid requirements Batteries, Cords and Repairs For• All Makes of Hearing Aids Information re Scientific Hearing Ald,Fittings Freely Given. PHONE HU '2'-7021—•- 'CLINTON;. ONT. 49, 50, 51-b ••••• ,9••• 7 T "111. .111. TN, T T 1911. I SEWAFIOCHINE in the 71T Big Christmas Draw 15 BIG -PRIZES' NO. CONTEST = NO QUESTIONS Tex ANSWER Names will be drawn .on- December 24 at 6 p.m. - COME IN AND LOOK OVER THE FAMOUS "BROTHER" LINE and get in on the BIG DRAW. Phone Collect for FREE Home Demonstration (Trade-Ins Accepted Brother Sewing Centre 42 Wellington Street — STRATFORD' — TeL 163-J NI. •••••.a. •.1.1._ a.A _Ado 4..a • 46 to 5113 SNOW TIRES Both New , and Recapped All Standard' Sizes CLEARING OUT Good Used Tires All Popular Sizes — ALSO — Some Tires Suitable for - Wagons and Trailers at Low Prices 0 End of Season Bargains on USED GAS ENGINES SNOW TIRES SPECIAL: One Pair SUBURBANITE TUBELESS TIRES — 67O-15 Low Mileage Wells Auto Electric ORIGINAL KING STREET CLINTON Phone HU 2-3851 AMITE SERVILE PARTS FOR YOURSELF OR FOR GIFTS eklet;lm,as RE f • SPECIAL • • /• • • An increase in the universal old age pension to 55.' a month will put the pension's total annual cost up to $515 billion, about $127 mil -lion more than, will be realited hi the current year from those taxes eerretatited to support the pension teed, George Falco nor Returned to. Board By Tuckersmith George Falconer, lerucetield, was .apopinted representative to the Clinton District Collegiate In- stitute Board by the 'Tuci5ersmith Municipal Council meeting in Sea- terth on December Clarence representative on South Huron District High School Board, ,Exeter, and James McIntosh to the .Seaforth District High. School Board. The Department of National De- fence was given, 'permission to in, etal a culvert across- the township. road between lots 45' and 46, Con- cession 1 and 2, Huron, Road Sur- vey. A grant of $50 was made to the, Farmers' Union, The road superintendent was in- etructed to install post railings and reflectors' at the Broadfoot Bridge, • eeeeeee PORTER'S HILL The Sunday School of Grace Church will hold their annual Christmas concert on Friday ev- ening, December 13, in the church basement.'" White Gift Service will be, held in Grace Church on Sunday next, December 15. The Woman's Association of Grace Church held their annual meeting on Thursday last at the home of Mrs. John Torrance. The president, Mrs, A. Lockhart presi- ded over the meeting Which open- ed with singing "0, Little Town of 'Bethlehem" and repeating the Lord's Prayer. The Scripture les- son was read by Mrs. J. Bauer, and the roll call was answered with a gift for the Children's Aid, Goderich. Secretary and treasur- er's reports were given. It was decided to give $35 to the M. M. Fund and $100 to the Board of Stewards. The president thanked all for their co-operation during the year and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison moved a vote of thanks to the president. The nominating committee, Mrs. Reid Torrance and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison brought in' the slate of officers: president, Mrs. Argyle Lockhart; first vice-president, Mrs. Thomas Sowerby; second vice- president, Mrs. William Cox; treas- urer, Mrs. Austin Harris; secre- tary, Mrs. Gordon Manning; assis- tant secretary, Mrs. William Mc- Elwain; card convener, Mrs. Wil- mer Riddell; pianist, Mrs. William Cox; reporters, Goderich, Mrs. Ar- gyle Lockhart, Clinton, Mrs. Don- ald Harris; -Welting committee, Mrs. Bert Harris, Mrs, Harry Tor- rance; Buying committee, Mrs. Gordon Manning, Mrs. Austin Harris! and Mrs. Donald Harris; work commit- tee, crib and quilts, Ms. Reid Tor- rance, Mrs. T. Soweriek, Mrs. Wi'- mer Harrison, Mreo. Harry Tor- rance, Mrs. John Torrance and Mrs. Gordon Manning; large quilts, Mrs. John Torrance, Miss Kate Williams, Mrs. Allen Bottles, Mrs. E. Townshend, Mrs. William Town- shend, Mrs. Ray Cox and Mrs. Jul- ius Bauer. Porter's Hill school, SS 5, God- erich township, will hold their Christmas concert on Thursday, December 19. 0 Stanley Club Has • Nleeting at Home Of Mrs. Vic Taylor Mrs. Vic Taylor was hostess for the meeting of the Stanley Ladies' Community Club on December 4. 16 members, six visitors and 11 children attended. The president, Mrs. Ray Canto- Ion was in the chair. Roll call was answered with, "How Christmas is spent in other countries." The col- lection amounted to $6.06, Five dollars' will be sent to the T.B. Association. Plans were made for a party to be held at the school during the Christmas holidays. An exchange of Christmas gifts took place after the business ses- sion. Lunch was served by the hostess and her group. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Mc- Gowan, on January 8, and the roll call to be "What gives me pep.'' London Man And CharlesNBrandon Have High. Scores (By our Hensel" correspondent) The annual Christmas turkey shoot was held at Kippen, Sunday afternoon, and was a great suc- cess, though the weather was un- favourable. Charles Parkinson, Lonclan was high in the 50 target race with ICharles Brandon, Clin- ton, runner-up. ;Brandon was high over all on 75 targets, with John Anderson, Hensall, and Mrs, Bertha Temple, Hamilton, runners - up (tied). Handicap .winners: Herb Moss, Kitchener; John Anderson, Hen- sail; H. Lamoureaux, Kitchener, Miss and Out, first event, Don' tIpps, Clinton; second event, T. J, Sherritt, Hensall. Most turkeys won by one ehoo•ter was Brandon, Clinton, with three. The shoot was sponsored by Kippen Gtin Club. e IT for local delivery mail your parcels and cards on or before DECEMBER 17th. Be sure you have the correct postal address — write or` print clearly. Pack your gifts in sturdy cartons, wrap in tough paper and tie securely with strong cord. Print address, and return address too, both outside and inside parcels. Have your local Post Office weigh your parcel for correct postage. Check your Post Office for dates on mail going to distant points. * • Avttfit? Nef 0400 TaU4SPAI, DECITIBBIR, 32,, 390 mmomcv. SURVglr • 1.40 year the number of visits.. to Cal1444 by resionu of other countries was 27,7 and • these visitors spent here $.337 Vieite• to ether countries by' '04.1eadiansn totalled 27.2 lxtillian, and spending by the Canadian travellers was .estimated .at $500 million, NOW! the famous STARDUST SHIRT • by NEEDS NO IRONING! and it's STILL $5.95 See the STARDUST NO-IRON SHIRT at Herman's Men's Weir HU 2-9351 , Clinton: 7539 The 'bueieeesreieri of town treated the .children of Uensall and come netinity to free movies in the town'. hall, Depember 7.. Film S ineluded. jaek end the Beanstalk." with stars Abbott and Coetello, and eel, oured ,Hensall Branch No, 468 of the Canadian Legion. at their dinner meeting, December* eleeted Iiam BroOn as president for 1958, Others named were vice-presidents, Phillip McKenzie, Roy 'Sreale; sec• retaryAreasurer, F. L, leleNaugh- ton; sergeant-at-arms, Leonard Noakes; executive, S. MeArthur, Fred Beer, Jim .Taylor, Robert Sangster. Ernie Chipcheee was appointed coach of the Legion Pee Wee Hockey team. A donation of • $e5 was made to the Hensall. Christ- mas Tree Fund. The Legion, Lad- iee Auxiliary catered for the tur- key dinner. The Exeter Legion Pipe Band played at the Armistice Day ser- vices, not the Bannockburn, as re- ported earlier,. Staff Party. '4 General Cohch Works of Canada entertained members of .their staff and .employees to a Christmas Par- 'KIDS ty Which 'included a turkey ban- quet held at Goderich Pavilion on Friday evening, Officials from the Plant at Marlette, Mich., attended the affair. Winners of the draw sponsored by the sports committee of the plantaret $59 LAC Roy Phillips, formerly of RCAF Station Central- in, recently posted to England for three years (ticket sold by John Baker), Hensall; $25, Mrs. Charles Wood, Seaforth; $15, Mrs. Rosalie Bennett, Dashwood. useoceeds of this draw will be for a Christmas party for children of the employees to be held at the General Coach plant on Monday, December 23. St. Paul's WA The Womeks Auxiliary of st, Paul's Anglican Church, Hensel', met at the home of Mrs. Charles Fliford, en December 5, and elected the following officers; president, Mrs. W.O. Goodwin; vice-president, Mrs. R. N. Midcllteton; secretary- treasurer, lefre.Fiford; Dorcas sec- retary, Mrs. William Taylor; pray- er partner, Mrs. R. Taylor, Sr, Bonsai Rebekahs Amber Rebekah. Lodge at their meeting Wednesday evening, Dec- ember 4, discussed plans for their annual Christmas party on Wed- nesday, December 18, when mem- bers will exchange gifts, and will also bring gifts to the meeting to be donated to the Children's Aid Society at Goderich. Noble Grand Mrs. William Caldwell, presided for the meeting. Changes Owners The Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, owned by Earl Burtt, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Orville A. E. Jones, Lucknow, who took possession this week on December 1. Mr. Burtt who came to Hen- sell from St. Marys a year ago was unable to continue on with the nursing home owing to ill health, Mr. Miller was a flour miller at Lucknow, and Mrs. Jones who was on the staff of a private hospital at Lucknow, for four years is a graduate of Clinton Hospital. They have a family of one son Kenneth, and one daughter Louise. Legion Auxiliary The following were elected to of- fice at the Christmas meeting of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, held December 3: president, Mrs. Will- iam Brown; vice-presidents, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Howard Smale; secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Baynham; treasurer, Mrs. Byran Kyle; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Har- ry Horton; pianist, Mrs. Edgar Munn, assistant, Mrs. Baynham; executive, Mrs. S. Rennie, Mrs. Mary Taylot, Mrs. H. Bonthron, Mrs. Aida Simmons, Mrs. J. Hen- derson. Mrs. A. Clark was in charge of 'the election. Mrs. Luella Hall, Blyth, Zone Commander, will be invited to install the officers at the January meeting. Discussion centred around the Christmas party for the Red Cross, Eric Reid Old Soldiers Home at London, and Monday, December 16, was chosen as the date, when some 30 men at the home will be entertained and presented with Christmas parcels, and served lunch. In charge of lunch will be Mrs. Gordon Munn and Mrs. H. Smale. Mrs. Ron Mock and Mrs. Ines. McElwan were chosen a com- mittee to look after a Christmas gift for a war veteran ft West- minster hospital. It was decided'to send Christmas baskets to shut-ins. President Mrs. E. R. Davis chaired the meet- ing. Bingo winners were Mrs. Aiken- head (2); Mrs. A. Joynt, Mrs. J. Henderson, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. Aida Simmons, Mrs. E'dria. Cor- bett, Mrs. H. Smale. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Rannie were responsible for the lovely Christmas decora- tions, and Mrs. Rannie and Mrs. Bonthron convened the lunch. CommunitVWork• Shop ,Suggestod, For This District (By 3. 'Carl, Hemingway) Tuesday evening, December 3, Huron County Federation of Ag- riculture arranged a meeting of township representatives and. the Community Programs Branch' gte,, partrnent of Education, Under the leadership Of Miss Eleanor Syracuse a panel of Rev, Bert Daynard, Stafta, Rev. Doug, Brydon, Ripley,' Mrs, Boyce, Grey County; Mrs. William Arnold, Rip- ley and Bob Secord, Hanover, sup- plied information on the different educational and social activities available. The Community Programs Bran- ch will supply extensive assistance in the organization and financieg of Folks Schools, Night Scbeols, Community Workshops, Leadership training or. Recreational Leader- ship courses. I have been wondering if •e few of the townships might "sponsbri a Community Workshop on, the His- tory and 'development of Farm Or- ganizations. It seems to me that farm organ- izations are facing a testing period and knowledge of the past enielit help us to avoid the pitfalls of the future. Never before has :there (Da Hi-Lites (By Jim Managhan) Last Friday evening was nom- ination night at 'Teen Town. Ron McKay, present 'mayor, presided over the brief meeting, held dur- ing the regular 'Teen Town dance. The council elected annually is comprised of mayor, reeve, sec- retary, treasurer, and six council- lors. Elections are scheduled for the next 'Teen Town dance, Preparation for commencement are now in full swing. at 'CDCI. The start of rehearsals, followed right "on the 'heels" of last week's examinations and will continue as the commencement nights ap- proach, December 18 and 19. The dramatics section this year will: include a comedy entitled "Swept Clean Off Her Feet," dir- ected by Miss M. McKenzie and scenes from the Shakespearean play "Hamlet," directed by Mrs. John Robinson. The musical section of com- mencement will include selections by the school choir under the dir- ection of J. R. Middleton, and a presentation by Phynes' Filhar- monies, directed by' Miss C. Haig. been such concerted opposition, to farm organization fro .Mthose out- side the indnstry. atephen township held their annual meeting and banquet, Dec- embers 4, `.with 'about 200 .attending. the legal the f.aging fatMetz* and also the advantages of est414,- :hasie herd for .Pieeereele Tax purposes, The .dance which followed was. eneeteed. 1w Many who make t his News of Hensall Correspondent MRS, , M. OPPINKSI Phone. Hen all !i Elmer Bell, Exeter pointed out year, t " • 1 „,„,„„„„,„„,„„„,„„„„„„„,,„„„,,„,„„„,„„„„,„„,„„o„,„„„„,„,„„„,„,„,„„,„,„„„„„„,„„„„„,„„„„„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,„,„„„„m„,„„„„„„„„,—,,,,,,,,,,,,,„„„„,„„„,„,,„„„„„„„„„ I . .,,.. i . ... ; I E 1 . .... . ._ . !-- B. rg. 1 1 I ...E . . . • w . J HERE IS ° ' N Call • HOG Canada Purchase ONLY • e Supply. We AN OPPORTUNITY ' A , ''' LIMITED Phone' , Will USING , TO Your HU FEED YOUR Us WANTED CONTR Packers .Pay NUMBER 2-9301 A OWN At Own OF 6 ogs .For LARGE CAPITAL Once HOGS — Clinton NUMBER .1 TO , L .Hogs Them and .. 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