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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-02-20, Page 7Kinsmen 'Help Canadian .Communities The local Kinstnen Club of Clinton join With, all other,Kinsmen Clubs across Canada, this week, in their celebration Of Kitt Week, Local residents. are well acquainted, with the Clinton Club's ser, vice activities, featuring their pork in Christmas Toy Campaign, Pee-Wee gockey and Baseball. These activities are part of the general aims of this service association. They reflect the local club's desire, .to participate, with all other Kinsmen Clubs in Canada, in community service work; Becense 'each local -010 is free to direct its service work in directions which hest serve its own community, there is tremendous variety in the nature of work done across the nation. Some ex- envies in Central and Western Ontario include the participation of many clubs in .Assistance to local Retarded Children Associations, construction of apartments for low-income aged people, sponsorship of youth groups, construction of community .playgrounds', operating summer camps for under-privi, ieged children, .conducting school and community safety programs, organizAng supervised sports and recreational programs for community youth and many other types of community assistance all demonstrating each particular club's keen interest in' some part of its cornmunity'S needs. During this week's celebration, of 'National. Iin Week, the Kinsmen Club of Clinton joins with its Sister 'clubs in Canada. and ex tends its sincere thanks to their fellow citizens for the co-operation received during the fund-raising projects which accompany and make possible these service activities. It is their .earnest desire that this co-operation will he projected successfully. in the future ,so that, as in the past, Ninsrnen may continue actively and successfully to direct their energies in the field of "The Community's Greatest Need." LONDESBORO The L.ondeShoro and .Burns WU held a Valentine party last Friday evening with 54 young people present. The evening op-ened ,with a sing song. Then a few games of rIpiril-icde were play, ed; high lady, N. Cartwright; high man, Ronnie Riley; most No. of People say RFC's money service is outstanding One friend tells another about Household's prompt, cour- teous and businesslike service. In fact, 2 out of 3 new customers are referred to IIFC by obil customers. You may borrow up to $1,00Q with con- fidence, from Canada's most recommended consumer finance Company, Modern money service imaked by 80 years of experience HOUSEHOLD F ANCR • af',4'"u47-494 eracada• R. K. Fitch, klahrlgt.r 354 West Street Totophone 1501 GCPEr.1CH *L IMO. COUNTY WHEAT PRODUCERS Annual Meeting 1S,ORICULTURE WARD RO011i$ CLINTON Monday, Feb.. 24 2.00 3 Delegates to the ers Association will be to carry out the Wheat RUSSEL BOLTON, pom, Ontario Wheat Proclue- elected at this meeting Marketing Plan. J. C. HEMINGWAY, Chairman Secretary W. C. Newcombe Phm I , Chemist and Druggist'.' PHONE HU. 2-9511 . — CLINTON FREE $1.0 smv, MAX FACTOR HI-FI LIPSTICK, with PAN-STICK MAKEUP t$3.00 Value ONLY $2.00 or CREME PUFF MAKE VP 6 P.75 value ONLY $1.15 TABU SPECIAL $1.75 Lipstick toktEE, with 2 oz. TABU COLOGNE $4.00 Special ONIAT $2.25 SAVE 31c on SUAVE HAIR DRESSING Reg 60c ¤ SPECIAL 2 for 89c KOLD-EASE 'COLD TREATMENT By WAMPOLE Cold Capsules Cough Syrup 125 Throat Lozenges • Nose Spray .. each POLYMULSION SPECIAL 4 oz. free with 16 oz. size All for $4.95 • DEEP MAGIC, reg. 75c Special 2 for 99e 'HALO SHAMPOO Reg. 98e for 79e DR. LYONS TOOTH POWDER Reg. 59e .. Special 2 for 89c Pay Your' 'Phone Bills Here KODAKS — PRINTING AND DEVELOPING — FILMS .Attommuimummouramemummistiu PERSONALIZED New lembers Initiated Tuesday, February 18 DON YOUNG Belt Telephone Company' BRUCE McCULLOUGH Superior Store TERRY O'NEIL Rokr Station Pirernan SOHN SANGSTER Sangster Plumbing and Heating KEN WILLIS Accountant, tank of Montreal Past Presidents of the Kinsmen Clith of Clinton 1952-53---TREVOR, IANSON 1958-54-4GEORGE RII1VIRALL 1954-55---K. 'COLQUII9TIN 1955.56—DON 1C. I COLQUEIOUN 1956-57 HARRY 3. IVICEWAN 71.1iMPAY,'MAIVJA11$20,1058 At $31,000,009,000 the total val- ne of all; goods and services pro, -dUeed in Canada in. U57 was about •:3 percent higher than In MO; the increase .was in value .rather . -than in higher production, HOW "HIGH OFF THE HOG" WILL YOUR FAMILY LIVE? Whether your family lives On tenderloin er kidneys may depend on how well your estate is handled. Experienced 'Estate Officers, like those at Sterling Trusts, can help you plan your estate properly, so • that ultimately there will be a minimum of delay, confusion and tax loss. Why not talkto a Sterling Trust Estate Officer soon or write for our free booklet "Blueprint For Your Family". THE STERLING TRUSTS • CORPOR A TION Head Office: Branch Office: 372 Bay St, Toronto 1-3 Dunlop St., Barrie II. C. LAWSON Local Representative Phone HU 2-9644 Clinton, Ontario STANLEY Ladies 1VIeeting Mrs, John McGregor , welcomed ten members, two visitors and four children to her home for the meeting in February of the Stanley Ladies' Community Club. The meeting was opened by the President Mrs. Melvin Gra- ham and all repeated the Lord's Prayer. The secretary and treas- urers reports were read. The roll was called and answered by tell- ing "What you would grab first in your home in case of fire". The collection amounted to $3.05. Five dollars will be sent to the March of Dimes. The party which was 'planned for February 14 had to be post- poned and will be held early in March if the weather permits. Several Thank you cards were read. , The meeting came to a close with the benediction. A substan- tial lunch was served by the host- ess and her group. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Cliff Stewart; the roll call to be answered by "Naming an Irish song or telling an Irish joke". 0- GODERICH TOWNSHIP Prayer Service The Women's World Day of Prayer Service will be observed in St. James' Church, Middleton, on Friday afternoon, February 2.1, at 3.00 p.m. The ladies of the community are urged to attend this inter-denominational service. 20's, Douglas McDougall with 16. Lunch was served, then a worship service was conducted, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrow and girls, spent the weekend iwth the latter's parent's, to attend the funeral of their'grandmother, Mrs. Wesley Vodden. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vodden and family, and Kenneth Vodden, Paris, were home to attend the funeral of their mother the lute Mrs, Wesley Vedden. 4ht In the first 11 months of 1.951 exports of good$ from Canada had an estimated value of $4,4a2 million, imports of goods into ,Can-ada an estimated value of $5,46 million, CHARTERED APRIL 1952 Serving The COMMUNITY'S GREATEST NEED 2957-58 JUN EXECUTIVE—Seated, President Don Kay and Deputy Governer Charles Harris, Walk- erton, who installed the executive in September; standing, left to right, 'Ray Bierman, secretary; Don Epps, second vice-president; Mait Edgar, first vice-president; Ken Scott, director; Jack Bowman, treasurer and John Hartley, director, F7- '1 rah OF CLINT Celebrating NATIONAL KIN WEEK February 16 February 23, 1958 TO YOU - - CITIZENS OF CLINTON AND DISTRICT: A humble and sincere Thank You for the many years of encouragement 'in the past 1 . . Your continued support is requested to provide those things benefiCial to the future generations of this district . . Let us all work together that we may always truly "Serve The Community's Great- ( st Need." -THE KINSMEN CLUB OF CLINTON Present Members of the Kinsmen Club of Clinton RAY RIEMAN JACK BOWMAN JACK CL EGG DON C. COLQUHOUN IC, W, COLQUHOUN FRANK COOK CLARENCE DENOMME HARLEY DONEY nut EDGAR DON EPPS JACK EVANS BILL GERMAN KEN GIBBINGS GORDON GRIGG JOHN HARTLEY GERALD 'H.OLMES DON KAY: JOHN McCONNELL PRANK .11/IcEWAN HARRY IVICEWAN CARMAN 1N/ft:PHERSON JACK MOORE CHARLES PROCTOR GEORGE RtIMBALL KEN SCOTT JOHN H. WILSON JACK IVIckNIGHT , GORDON' PLATT ANNUAL CIMISIMAS TOY CAMPAIGN Each year the Kinsmen Club of Clinten collect old or slightly broken children's tops and spend many weeks repairing and re-painting them before distributing the gifts to those children in Clinton and district who would otherwise not get many toys, Last Christmas, Kin Carman McPherson (left) was chairman of this project and the basement of his new home On R,atteribury Street was Used as the repair shop, Over 100 toy ,items were repaired and distributed. With him are Kinette Erie Cook, Kin Presi- dent Don Kay a d Kinette MM. Shirley Kay. The kinettes take an active part In this and other of the marry projects promoted and sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Clinton, KIN 1•11.0310TE PEEWEE HOCKEY—Kin Prank "Thinner" 'Mc- swan poses here with three of the Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League players, Gaty Mks, Ricky Elliott and Laurie Colouhettn, "Timmer" is the perennial chairtnan of the Peewee hockey program. Ott of this four-team league,. "Timmer" and his coaches 'pick an. all-star team to compete, hi the Goderich Young Canada Hockey Week `tournament during Easter holidays,