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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-04-24, Page 12, PAQ& TWELW, N ;)1TEw§7AECO eAohn Oates,- and lus mfamillys,,as b,A► I7 S Dow$ LIFe, .......... . Detevan Street, on Satt�ur�l�y %Ws of r Dayfield-#Mr. a`nd Mrs. Warren, 1, G"oak,Cricket,'and and lami'ly,. Lorndcni, spiernt t!heweekerud ,at �t'hezr cottage qn Tu{y- By MISS ]t VcY 1(t. 'WOODS + a 3tireet. P1;1:4NE $,&WELD 45r3 Mr. and, Mr'<s, Ed, PoUard, Lon- - (.13y Lucy 1 don, were at 'th'eUr cottage on ^`..... ,,.. �. Bayl)lold Terrace, 'from rFx!iday. to "Dog 'days" arriVed last ween.. Mtr, and Ws, Ql-4artlesL. Will, D>r, rand Mrs, A, E. Ottapman, Monday, "'" Crlel't, ;they frisky young 'beagle eel d: at INM+r, and! Mrs Sr. Bry'a'nt >ratuxzl- at Mrd, delwood" Inas discovered Landm, occupied 'their cottage 17.@t'rlllt, spent Cie vu en e 8 ran cru 1�rida aftt?r hav- that 'a dogs life asn''t all lays erp,ek- over t1 -4e weei end, their 'cattage noun Louisa 1Streeit, d arx . y y, sog De'en -at their wattage for a ed UV -:to be, J:o+lln Pearson, Jr., and fam'illy, Mr, a+nd Mrs. NeQ!san MGCon= hew ,days. Shia ip3oiced .'when school open, London, occupited' 4 elilr c'ot'tage key, Toronto, spent the weekend Magis'trat'e .aafd UY r% F' G. Mc- ed after Baster vacsuQ4, lair for the wee'kend', 'at their 'home'pan Tuyu Street. Al'is'ter, Lan;do�z, ac. upied Mair 'that site was: inxt'er�es+ted lit abudlesi •u : , ; t ahiad, 'home daft The M.0h+lands�, for the Oh! No! Criicket like many otthelr Mr, and Mrs, Gordon, Gunn g' Mrs. Keith Pruss andtwo ame CRbAon were at Vmh r colt:, rm..- Londarn, a?e � a)lhing with we trend• "Young things," thWnl s "th+at, she ta'ge� ,fair a few days'• heir mother, Mrs: J• q. 1'arlwr. M,issse' Alice Drovin ,and' Adele kniows, better ithan her elders, S'p Mr, sand Mrs,. G, KaUio and Mr,%, Pon Matthews, .and baby Fextnette, Detroit, came Qast ween what need is there, of lzigaves edu- ta ap en their res free tive c otta;ges° cation? Jennifer, Detroit, occupied.tkzeum Allan, .are on Saturday to _visit far the sueson'. She only .accompanleid young ,cottage over the weekend. her other Mrs, A. M. Bassett. master to school to have fust w1th Mr, and Mrs. M. Aikenh'ead, MMICr. it Mrs. J. M. .,•tltdspent' o,th+ers of the canine world'. She M>< and •yrs: James' Fisher, St. Clair Slhaz:es•, aVLxClv., spent • London, +opened ith,041 cottage and Lary and P nk, 'Kitchener, were Saturday"' acrd Sun'd'ay at their was, the, y'aun+gest of the group— at were here for 'the weekend. at their "pottage for the weekend. home' ori iColioa +Street, a Minty, bold lli't'tle •piece, the older females- ,growled! She'd ,Mrs, Keith Lewua.alyd returned t7o east a. inlischlevious, wicked, look," Wdllowdalie on Wgdnes�day, after cru the direction of some hand - having �((�j� �f� been with cher parents., Mm, NOTICE R O PARENTS and Mrs, W, A, Feat'hea: s on aver some friendly dash up and ,give and Tuesday, a tri,endly +nip, and theca sari and •Mr. 'anrd. Mrs. alamence Larson POLIO' VACCINE will be availab'leto:. 'and daughter returned to Land' on Wednesday, after having been John H,, Parker (1) pre-school 4 months of age and over, w'i'bh This paxento Mr, and Mrs'. R. J. Lamson for a few day's, (BY our Bayfield correspondents) (2) pre-school Children Who are due. their Pct! dose, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ch irrlie!s'' Plarkerc V1111ag ars were shocked 'ion' 'Sun - (3) schocW children Who have not received Polio vaccine, and Bonnie re+turn!ed to Sca;rb'oro • day nztrrn;iinig 'fia learn of the sud- ons Wed'nesd'ay, after having been den 'death of John Henry Parker, Wednesday, April 30, 1;30-3:00 p.m. ' home owing '& his •falther's sud in iCYinton Public Hospitea, at summoned home. outi'n'g to his 4.45 'a,m., April 20, 1958. He had - at Blyth Town: ]Hall lather's, sudden dmtb, . siiffered ,a coronary thromb'oms Mt. and Mrs,. J. E, Hovey, re- .the prev'alous eventog, for SLYTH, and HULLETT School Sections 9, 8, 7, 10, turreed hornie on Wednesday of The third s'cn of the, ialte Oatlh- 11 and Union 5; ° Last week after a'twa weeks vac- urine Johnston and' 'Charles W. ation, They motored .to Tampa, Earlier, he was born, f,ln Stanyey and EAST WAWA.NOSH School Sections 10, Union 11, Florida, where they were tote Towrisllip, on January 23, 1889. Union 16, and Union 6; guests of Mr. ian'd'Mrs, Ted Mock. 'He received bds, education at .MI's, W. R, Robinson .returned Bayfield Pubhe and Continua at and MORRIS School Section ---Union 12) 1. to her home 'sin the vnaage last School, after witnc'h he rerriaitned week after (having spent t'he vvaaz- on ,the home fao'm and aalso en- -ter in, S' denix, AX1ZdM. Wailaliam 'gaged in threshing. 'Wednesday, .lune 4th, 1:30-3:00 p.m. Robinson, iSaron and Walter arr September 20, Ann he was Ro'blinsorly 7.lanomfto, spenit lite martiti�ed (ip' Mya�tIl'e' Ann Brown, weekend with their mother. daughterof the• late Main Gor- don and Captain Alexander POLIO' VACCINE will be available to: Masses Sandaa Wtila10m, Holm- Brown. They remained on; the 4 spat, 44— TOO orad, sive ruminated, for she really had, a sense of duty to her (+' t�1 country, And, had in mind the Glue .�. `ourself A treat ... . ojeet 'of ;eRminat'ing rats in the vaillage: Already Mrs. Housewife Siad been !obl$ged to gather up AT tight 'dead' -ones off • the llawn. and consign them to the +incinerator. ELLIOTT'S D 'Cricket its no modern Pied Pip- er of 'Hamlin, - Wirth +hen • deep contralto voice, she never could !!rrlxtate the wveiny.,notes of a flute I3RUCEFIELD itta .lure the sats' to follow, to dis- itr+ucti!on under. bier speap, No sir" ' 'eel When hunting rats, {Cricket's NOW OPEN -WEEKENDS EEKENDS weapons, are the two Q's—quiet- ness .and quicioiuos'. 7_ She sighs to thunk whale sire Friday ma+gh+t have Faccomplf!saved had she y� pper(, �[ZiC`QDi Sunday been, '.allowed her freedom. "t when nes sewn to think MALTS --- SHAKES -�- SUNDAES -- CONES +th,a't wheuv 'they rule that doggies should be tiedup for -the benefit HOT DOGS SOFT DRINKS of %fawns, faiowens and ve'get'abl'es, , they are being more kind to Idle 17b rodents," reasons 'Crickeit. 01-41 Weal! It's! a d'og's life! And maylbe Young m+a!stex WMI make herr to Green Valley again one day! And', save still cherishes the a v'ann hope that Mrs. Housewife � won't be� so panticular .about a bit coif mudafter bousecleaning! "Kt's an i1d wiind"-- bdilrug rated up, she escalxes thtz t night maris+h hub in J l the b'as'ement. ",r9UR.$PAYt APRIL 24, 1953 �i4 T J? _ e Text. Is Scene RS y + .tS R1 A cation vo Our i!3ayflold Corrospondent) 3. Woods) Th.e Woman's Atz 111al"y of Tram4 itty Churcoh met at "'llhe Hut" on 'true rtao n1b'st of 4't$ sex, .he''d fol- Thurslday atfte!rnoon+ last. low, Uut vould I -le catch, hot"? No: VolloMng the is'inging of. an,- She just 'clan eircl'es around 'hirci'. Eaisteir hymn, with. Mrs. F, A. And utero tired -af Maks giddy Feartahers'ton at the piano, the, rec l whlilll �h'e ,raped horne, leaving the ltor, ' conducted the Litany and cry gasping, and 'the old giros aperlitn'g' prayers. Mos. �:xrt'exs�oaz old boy Heard scald the t. lure snappy p ' s'e' escapades carne tb an Mrs, W. J, McLeod gave the But the With advent of ho't secretary's report +and' xe�ad' a lets a a ht It ter from the prayer w0at4x. It sera That the hunt. pastries 4n mans of the village dan''t like he absence of Mfrs, R. JI. F. !Va4r .ga�r�dens tragi npled tort., Ana, Gairdner. � so:-'Uricltet was gha4wd' 'to ' gave Mrs:, J. B. Hrgg!1.ns reminded branch That the .: rt,' edge � and ntlxabgtiol� eaner rcas, w#rk was d'40. '11he. pre':Id!at, Miss .Lucy 1�. W#ads, avaueprnt Eat 'ov �fr'amd' to �Ix�exnt fiter� at 'tats' annual D1#ocean+ meeting In" Wand'soir, Apr'i 22-24. Mrs. R, ,T. x:arsloa cva,•sappourxt�d d'etegate Mrs. R, J. La'r,son gave 1210 w, aqurer's report n'c'h shoed thalt 'part of litre General Maim i; - ante Pltedgc had l*eat pal:d, The United thank'offeming Noxa were tar turned irt, arnou'nug rfia over $19• Th,e rector, 'the Rev, E, J, B. ' li-vris�on, recetved it from Mrs. . R, J, Larson and NV rs,rW. J, Mc - peot1, offering 'prayer of 'thanks_ gi'v n,g anal' petat,ion for God's Vessung• oal' the iamual meeting .at whf(' h dit will: be preseMed.° spat, 44— TOO orad, sive ruminated, for she really had, a sense of duty to her (+' t�1 country, And, had in mind the Glue .�. `ourself A treat ... . ojeet 'of ;eRminat'ing rats in the vaillage: Already Mrs. Housewife Siad been !obl$ged to gather up AT tight 'dead' -ones off • the llawn. and consign them to the +incinerator. ELLIOTT'S D 'Cricket its no modern Pied Pip- er of 'Hamlin, - Wirth +hen • deep contralto voice, she never could !!rrlxtate the wveiny.,notes of a flute I3RUCEFIELD itta .lure the sats' to follow, to dis- itr+ucti!on under. bier speap, No sir" ' 'eel When hunting rats, {Cricket's NOW OPEN -WEEKENDS EEKENDS weapons, are the two Q's—quiet- ness .and quicioiuos'. 7_ She sighs to thunk whale sire Friday ma+gh+t have Faccomplf!saved had she y� pper(, �[ZiC`QDi Sunday been, '.allowed her freedom. "t when nes sewn to think MALTS --- SHAKES -�- SUNDAES -- CONES +th,a't wheuv 'they rule that doggies should be tiedup for -the benefit HOT DOGS SOFT DRINKS of %fawns, faiowens and ve'get'abl'es, , they are being more kind to Idle 17b rodents," reasons 'Crickeit. 01-41 Weal! It's! a d'og's life! And maylbe Young m+a!stex WMI make herr to Green Valley again one day! And', save still cherishes the a v'ann hope that Mrs. Housewife � won't be� so panticular .about a bit coif mudafter bousecleaning! "Kt's an i1d wiind"-- bdilrug rated up, she escalxes thtz t night maris+h hub in J l the b'as'ement. Get Our. Prices Before You. Buy . Clearout of WILTON MAW'S 18"x27" - $1.95 20"x36" — $2.95 2 ONLY KR.OEHLER REST ROCKER CHAIRS WICKER ,HAMPERS Arbonte Tops $6.95 To Clear-. — each $39 Corduroy FANCY CUSHIONS Large Size $1_ X95 FEATHER BE'D PILLOWS Reduced to $2.95 a pair AIRF'OAM SHREDDED $5.90 � pail` Used Pieces of Furniture !--- Good Condition. SINGLE DRESSER --plate mirror .. , ... ; ... , , .. , $10.00 KITCHEN EXTENSION TABLE and Four Chairs .... $15.00 STEEL BED, Spring, Spring -filled Mattress --real good, $25.00 CRIB with new Mattress ..... 4 , ............. . , . .. $17.95 THESE AfE .ONLY A • FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS, AT ' BEATTIE FURNITURE CLINTON _ Dial HU 2.9521 MAITLAND SCVADION No. 532 is sponsored by 000ERIC LIONS ,CLUB M SUPPORT THS "YOUTH OF Y O'UR COMMUNITY TAW DA A ""•""'S'ATs, APR. 24 the choir. For some years • he had Iuvtement been Sunda School su euiuten- Y p look pace lav Bayfue-ld CeTnOtery. esvlila'e, end ;Helen French, Mai:- farm until about 30 years ago d'en't, PaT-bearers ufere neaxhews: select an expert contractor AND TO CHOOSE ALL L (1) school children who are due their 3rd dose. dhe771,s'tud'ents, at Stratford when, .th'e'y" moved to thev2age., Glen Smith', Clarence Larson, YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS FROM OUR YARD! We will be glad to work with you and your contractor through - was 'past roaster, she, was a!bso at (2) pre-school and school children who require 2nd dose, ']Teachers• ,College, hia, .,& been doing At the time of has d'eafih, Mr, Margaret (Mrs, R, J. Larson), ° Oha'rff'es 'Reid 'and Harald Astwood. at Blyth Town Hall 'practice teaching an rthe Junior Parker w.as manager of the Bay- room at Bayfield 'Public School field Galf 0ourset He diad also Prayfzead; Louise (Mrs. Harold In g) S'aanli'a; Be41'e Mrs, G. +Rehd) WE'LL WORK ' vived.by'a soil and two daughter%, Charles, A„ Scarboxo, Maude Lindsay Smith, John, Sturgeon,, Percy Upp'elt, Emerson Heard, ,th§s week, under Mrs. William been harbour master for- a ,num. Varna; Beulah (Mrs, L. B. Smith) „ George Weston. SUPPLIES W E WILL ORDER THEM! for BLYTH, and HULLETT School 'Section 9, 8, 71 10, Parker, b'er of years, London,. w WITH YOUR ed alas father �n 192,7, Also star- 11 and Union 5; The deceased man t'o'o an ac- Mrs. Walter X Westlake ac- dive part in, munidpatt affairs. He The remaials ires';ted at the Ball and Mutah Funera'1 Home, Chn– i��, `and B'arvnli�e, Scaxboa�a; Mr. and Mrs'. Keith P: use .and wwo child- . CLINTON SEAFORTH and, EAST WAWANOSH School Sectidhs 10, Union 11 Goxnparried' hen S'o'n Corp. Ll:ayd had,, seuved .as councilor for the toil, usutnl Tuesday, when, theCON'T'RACTOR ,t ��" ° r Union 16, and Union 6; Westlake, OPP and :fainady onr muintcip]i :arty sof Bayfield before at thein return to Kitchener on reverted to a :Probes' Vila+age'; aas'o burial service was, held' at Trin- iity ;Church, Bayfield. Conducted and MORRIS School Section ---Union 12, `i'. Tuesday. , Corporal an'dl Mrs+. as a school txusite'e' and more re= Westlake, Ricky and Calthy, had ce,nitl as a villa Y village, trustee. by the Rector +the -Rev. E. J. B. Hartrison alt warn very Jwgely art- — � SO YOU GET THE •BEST ---HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT been w+iiW, her parents, Mr, 'and He was, a member sof TrWty tended, people from widley scat- scat - – IN MATERIALS 17-b ` Mrs. ffVLaPcoa7rz Toms, over 'the Aavgilficaw Church. As' a young tiered points, and all walks of life weekend• main he was +a valued, member• of came to pay their last: respects. 1 Get Our. Prices Before You. Buy . Clearout of WILTON MAW'S 18"x27" - $1.95 20"x36" — $2.95 2 ONLY KR.OEHLER REST ROCKER CHAIRS WICKER ,HAMPERS Arbonte Tops $6.95 To Clear-. — each $39 Corduroy FANCY CUSHIONS Large Size $1_ X95 FEATHER BE'D PILLOWS Reduced to $2.95 a pair AIRF'OAM SHREDDED $5.90 � pail` Used Pieces of Furniture !--- Good Condition. SINGLE DRESSER --plate mirror .. , ... ; ... , , .. , $10.00 KITCHEN EXTENSION TABLE and Four Chairs .... $15.00 STEEL BED, Spring, Spring -filled Mattress --real good, $25.00 CRIB with new Mattress ..... 4 , ............. . , . .. $17.95 THESE AfE .ONLY A • FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS, AT ' BEATTIE FURNITURE CLINTON _ Dial HU 2.9521 MAITLAND SCVADION No. 532 is sponsored by 000ERIC LIONS ,CLUB M SUPPORT THS "YOUTH OF Y O'UR COMMUNITY TAW DA A ""•""'S'ATs, APR. 24 the choir. For some years • he had Iuvtement been Sunda School su euiuten- Y p look pace lav Bayfue-ld CeTnOtery. When you ,get ready to build, you can't do better than d'en't, PaT-bearers ufere neaxhews: select an expert contractor AND TO CHOOSE ALL L A member of LOL No, 24, the Glen Smith', Clarence Larson, YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS FROM OUR YARD! We will be glad to work with you and your contractor through - was 'past roaster, she, was a!bso at W Elam. P.airkerr, Robert Parker, out the entire job, cne' time a county masher, Oha'rff'es 'Reid 'and Harald Astwood. Besides leis widow, he as sur- FlIbwer-'bearer's, Geoinge Little, IF. WE DON'T HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT IN vived.by'a soil and two daughter%, Charles, A„ Scarboxo, Maude Lindsay Smith, John, Sturgeon,, Percy Upp'elt, Emerson Heard, MATERIALS, PAINTS OR OTHER BUILDING (Mrs. 'Fred Weston), Bay'fiel,d; George Weston. SUPPLIES W E WILL ORDER THEM! and Jacqueline (Mrs. Keith Pruss), London,' and six grand chlladren• A s+an, John, predeceats'-. Relatives from a• distance Who attended ithe funeral included Mrs. Keith; Leonafrd, W!illor dalie; BallwMacaulay Lt ed alas father �n 192,7, Also star- Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles A. Parker' vlMn'g are two brothers, a?ercy, Nekoma, N. Da:k., and W'ilbam E', `and B'arvnli�e, Scaxboa�a; Mr. and Mrs'. Keith P: use .and wwo child- . CLINTON SEAFORTH Parker, Bayfield, 'and five sisters, Cil ' . nen, Mr. 'amid Mrs. A. Pru.ss, Mr. Mn"".d ML F A C ° ora (Hers. '1;, A •Fca'theroWn) ; otrne pps, rs. Broloke, Jobini Rrcwm, Mr,_ and Mrs. L" +B. • Smith, 'Mr, and Mrs YOU CAN DEPIND N Parker, Smith Mr: and Mrs, Robert t Parker, Mr. and, Mrs.. W'i'11i'am When kidneys fail to 'Pa, rk'eir, Mr. -and 'Mrs. Clarence remove excess acids Larson', LOnd>o'llj �• End. 13;o�ws'e, and wastes, back- I ! I I Dorcheslter, ,Mir, and Mri. Robert ache, tired feeling, Reid, Walaaceburg; Mrs, 'Chsr!s disturbed rest often I Parker Mr. .and Mrs. Keith follow. Dadd's , Kidney rills stimu- Sarandon, Stratford; Mrs. H. King, late kidneys toHarald A feel btwaod, Sarnia; Mr. and fnormal lbettor—sleep Mcg. Flred'Tull: .Pduty, Fou, , ort 14 lgin; Mr. , better, work better.. - and Mrs. E• R. Weston, Mr. and Get Dodat any drugstore. You can ° 9, , " Mrs, Percy Johnston, Gcderach; l',i 1. depend on Dodd's. so Mir. and' Mrs. Charles, Reid, Mr1 and. Mrs. George Redd, Varna; Mr. and Mrs, Kei'tla: Keys, a int'on-,. Stamey Township School. •Are, Financial Report for Year 1957 1957 RECEIPTS Jan. I—Balance on hand per Cash Book .•".....$ 14,379.92 Jan. 15—A. Hill from Farmers Union meetings 4.00 Feb. 15—I1og Producers meetings ........•....•........ 1.00 April 29—Legislative Grant .................... ............ _ 4,000,00 May 14--Pupi15 average attendance Grant ..•... 1,084.24 May 25—Special Grant, avge, daily attendance 406.59 June 28—Schools No. 1-10-14 for election use 45.00 Sept. 14-1-Iay fire Insurance ............................ 6,50 Sept. 30--•Legi8lative Grant ......... ....... "........ ...:,. 6580.91 Dec, 21—Tuition fees, J. Keyes from No, 13 .. 460.00 Dec. 21—Township Grant on Teachers Salaries 3,000.00 Dec, 21 --Section Levy... .. ........ ............"" 9,591.24 Dec. 21 ---Tuition fees, Elliott Layton ..............•. 50.00 Total Receipts ,,...,.,..,.•.,.......",•.......•..............•.. $ 39,609.40 EXPEN DlTUI�rrS ,` 1957 Dec, 31st---Library................................V.......•......$ 777,96 Texts................. 286AO0 Instruction .......,,. 14,450.60 Instructional Supplies ........................ 1,123,94 Administration....................................... 63&71 Plant Operation ......................•....•........ 3,642.88 Plant Maintenance .....„•,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 588.76 Auxiliary ........................ ............. 140.62 Transportation ..... .............. 691,50 Capital Outlays ., 2,125.45 Tuition fees .,..•,...,.. 80.00 Total Expenditure - $ 23,885,22 Balance on hand .....................•.,...•.................. 15'724.18 $ 3!3 609,40 A. M. HARPER, 'Auditdr Y. 174u 8, BAIRD, Secretary -'Treasurer. • 'twat+�►.r+rr:,w1�r•!i•!kk�•��.".�.>:•�a�,:v��.:� cv a "rHISIS 0 Air Cadet Week Apr, 21to fpr. 26 1958 0 6 1957 PONTIAC . 2 -DOOR HARDTOP, with automatic transmission, fully equipped $2,595 1957 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sean, fully equip- ped ................................... $2,295 1957 PONTIAC DELUXE, automatic, fully equipped .............................. ............. $2,495 1.956 PONTiAC COACH, fully equipped automatic transmission ........................ $1,995 1956 CHEVROLET COACH, Standard .......... $1,795 1956 FORD CUSTOM LINE SEDAN, auto- xmatic, fully equipped ....... ................ ”" $1,995 1955 CHEVROLET DELUXE COACH, fully equipped ..........................................•... $1,650 1954 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN.. $1,295 1954 DODGE Regent Sedan ........................ $1,395 1954 METEOR 2 -Door 'Hardtop; automatic transmission, fully equipped .............. $1,495 1953 METEOR COACH .............................•.. $1,095 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN .......•...".." ____ ................ $ 795 2---1951 PLYMOUTH SEDANS, low mileage .... $ 695 TRUCKS 1948 FORD 1 TON ....................................•... $ 295 MANY 'OTHER OLDER MODELS Number of 1950 and 1951 Y2 TON PANEL TRUCKS, various models Cars can be Driven Away at the Prices.Usted in this Advertisement. Brussels Motors Huron County's Foremost used Cor Doolor BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 73X AIR CADET TRAINING TEACHES GOOD 4 CITIZENSL 1P Lessons In LEADERSHIP AVIATION DISCIPLINE 0