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Clinton News-Record, 1958-10-16, Page 4PAGE FOUR CLIFTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1958 Seventeen New Canadians Receive Their Citizenship Papers; IODE Gives Party even!teen New Canlaclians• re- eilWed. their citizenship papers in an lianpxesSive ceremony at the 00941.it Hose in Goderiah out Oct- Ober ct-O er 7, • Alddressang the Nene Canadians Judge :Clark, Guelph, pco noted out 4Iiat (getting citizei hiP a emit thilore than just getting a piece of !paper: He stated it meant for them la freedom to worship, free speech, the night to vote lin secret, the right to have a fair Wel if eharrged with any oil fence. In return, they were to be lova" to ttheur :adopted country for it meant much to their welfare, They lln'ust have respect for the bawls and (become fared i;ar With: govern- anent fmom2 the municipal level up. They were to take an active inter - rest an their country !arid exereis:e their right .to' note, Judge Clark noted that the ma - jollity 'of the New Canadians. were faioan. Holland and they might have a tendency, to speak Dutch in Can- ada 'because of the large Dutch settlement in. Huron County- He advised them that to make friends and the Emends of English-speaking people, the New Canadians! from Holland should speak Engiish,on the streets and in public places. Not to dlo sa creates a certain amount .of suspicion among Can- adians who dnnft understand your Ulanvguage, he said. Then, Judge Clark said that Canadians have a (duty to the New 'Canadians and that Canad- ians are grateful for the tatlentts which. are brought to this country` trem Europe. Coffee Party A coffee party at the God'erich Legion Hall was under the gener- • MITCHELL ' CIDER • MILL Will Operate Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of Each Week During October and until November 20 FRED HENNICK and SON Pro •P rietors Terms --- Cash 41-2-3-4-b 1VIODEL D 112 No more guessing or uncertainty . with your Westinghouse Dryer you can dry ALL fabrics safely. Dries clothes faster . , , uses less .current with the exclusive advant- age of DIRECT AIR -FLOW . air and heat passes directly into the clothes not through the basket. Four Models of Westinghouse Dryers to Choose From. Priced from $199.95 Clinton Electric Shop "Your Westinghouse Dealer" ''� D. W. Cornish, Prop. Albert Street --- Clinton all cK>'nvieners' hip of Mrs, R. Breck- end dge, citizenship convener, Maip+le Leaf Chapter of the. Among the rguestts who spoke were; Charles lYliacN'aughton, (MP?, for, Huron; deputy reeve Peter M a:Wa:n, who reipresented Wiard- en John Morrissey, Judge Clark, Gtue1lph; Sheriff Nelson Hill; May- or E. C, +Figsher, New Canadians The New Canadians who mealy - ed .oitizenshitp papers on Tuesday included; Doiuwe Dam, 'Ilhyrs Green and Ferrimdfgje Growl, Goderi+ch; Reunanelt ,S'ahelhaas, Zurich; Al- Ib'ert Valkentbiurg, Jenny Valken-. (bung and Gisela Pratte, Clinton:; Tri;jn'tze Vailcenlburlg, RR 3, Seafor- th; Bernard Ten Pas Geerrtrulda Ten Pas and 'Hendrik Jan Tem Pas, RR 2, Blluevale; Gerrit Wynj'a, RIR 3, Klippen; Jan Greidanus and Wiepki Gre'idanus, RJR 1, Landes - bora; Desire Varu Dorsseflaer, Stephen Tofwns'hip; Conrnals Bur- luma and Bartle Burunia, RR 1, Clinton. 0 Huron Jr. Farmers Celebrate Their 10th Anniversary Huanun .County Junior Fawners ou and Junior Institute m'em'bers, .present and past, gathered at Sea - forth and Clinton to celebrate the county's 10th year of rural clulb organization. OM acquaintances were renew- ed on O•atober 4 at a basibecue held at the Seaforth Community Centre with albonut 300 people at- tending. ft:tending. This was followed by a concert presented by the young people, (including numbers! by Harry Henn, Exeter; Doris and Doreen Brock, Exeter; Bert Pep- per, Seaforth; Miss Doris Johns- ton, Climiion; and Sharon Strong, Seaforth. A highlight of the evening was the presentation of past -president pins to George Robinson, Gode- rlch; Anna Brock (Rowdlitfffe), Landon; Jack Currie, Wingham; Harry Dougall, Exeter; Audrey Bradburn (Adair), Distowell; Bob Allan, 'Clinton; Isabelle Spiers (J-Iarmren), Brussels; Ron McMich- ael, Wroxeter; Dorothy Paterson, Forest; Howard Pym, Erreter; Helen Johnston (McLean), Hen - sell; Arnold. Allton, Dungannon; Lois Jones, Toronto; Earl Mc- Spadden, S ea f or t h; Catherine !Camplbell (Keys), Chatham; Boyd Taylor, Blyth and (Shirley Mc- Michael, Wroxeter. 1Vliss. Jean Smith, Brussels., and Bird Dougall, Exeter, made the pres'entati'on a£ pins. ".Meeting Our Challenge" was. the theme of Rev. W. A. Young's :address to the anniversary cele- bration on Sunday night at On- tario g barrio Street Uniited Church, (ili'n- ton. Mr. Young is chaplain of the OAC, Guelph. He was 'assisted by Biilil Douugail, Exeter, president of the Huron County Junior Farmers; B41'1 Slronrg, Sealfonth; Rev. Grant Mills, minister off the Murch; and Miss Jean Smith, president of the Huron County Junior Institute. Special music novas, presented by the Huron County junior Farm- ers chair, under the direction of Mgrs. Marie Douglas, Wingham. A short fhresliae social wars con- ducted at the close of the service. Jack Currie, Henrsel% past -presi- dent, expressed the thanks of for- mer members. Because Modern Cars Are More Complex ... . THEY NEED EXPERT CARE regularly! That's why you should always drive in here . , . and enjoy complete, thorough service. Don's B -A Service Volkswagen Sales Clinton HU 2-9088 Sorrow confidently at HFC Household Finance is backed by 80 years' experience in making prompt loans. At HPC you may borrow up to $1000 for any good purpose. Borrow in privacy with repay- ment terms that suit your income best. Over 500,000 Canadians .borrow from HFC every year &iHO.USEHOLDFINANCE NZW M. ft. Jenkins, Manager 35A Welt Street' Telephone 15Q' GODERICH 441 Homemaking Club Leaders Attending Courses This Week on Season's Projects This week marks the beginning of the 'fail program for the 4-H Homemaking Clubs in Huron 'County. Leaders appointed frown the Wome'n's Institute are attend- ing Training Schools in Clinton on Tuesday and Wednesday and Wingham on Thursday and qday for the project the Cereal Shelf. in this project the girlsstudy .why they should eat cereal, along With gaining ideas on how to serve !cereals in interesting ways to their fanniil'ies, The local club meetings will be )beginning immediately after the Training SK:hoofla this week and any girl who is 12 years old on September 1 and has not reached her 26th birthday May take part in this project. The Cereal Sh!e3rf, of course is a foods. prpject waaie is not too d'ifficialt, it entaillss seven meetings and at the end of the meetings the 'girls 'will attend an Achieve - /pent Day at which they will ex- hibit a Record Book along with a plate of 'bran muffins which they have learned to make at their meetings. Some of the interesting dishes which the girls will be learning to make include a macaroni and cheese casserole, bran muffins, date squares, oatmeal cookies, rice custard and casserole dishes which use any kind of cereal product, 0 Everyone Reads The Classifieds Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON -- EXETER-- SEAFORTH Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative Phones Bus., HU - - 2-6606 Res., HU 2-3869 3 6 Six Jr. Farmer Debating Teams Compete Qct, 22. lTuron Junior Farmer Assecia- tion debating and public speaking competitionswin be iheld this year on Wedrwsday, October 22, at 8.30 ,pun. DST, in the Seaforth and, District High School. A. team golf 'two members will represent each club in the debate. South, Huron Juniors will take the ,affirmative and the Clinton jun- iors the ,nelgative on the question: Resolved that Daylight Saving Time should continue under the .present regulations, (Collwanash juniors will take the (afffirmative and North Huron, jun- Fors the negative in the question; Resolved that small local fairs. shougld ibe discontinued in favor of ,one large .county fair. S,eafonth j urui.ors will take the affirmative and Howick .juniors the negative in the question; re- scdved that rural youth an Ontario is being adequately trained for modern agriculture, In the pulblic speaking competi- tion each club will be allowed to have one entry. 'Henson Community Sale Prices (By our Hensnll corresponden) Wea r ting pigs, .$10.50 to $14; Chunks, $1-6,4,- to $18.10; feeders; $+23,50 to $35,50; eows, 'to M. Holstein calves, $16 to $29; Du-- ham calfyes, $24 :Oct $51. 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