HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-02-05, Page 5FEBRUARY IS
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BEATTIE FURNITURE
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• LARGER DISCOUNMon TRADE-INS
this month.
Kroehler' &Piece Livitig 'Rijn Suite,
Reduced to $209.00
410' BEATTIE'S are offering for a limited time:
_3 Arborite Top. Tables-
Consisting of: ,2 Matching Step Tables
Coffee Table
This group sells regularly at $38,80
Store Leader at only . , .... $29.85
41 February is Certainly Bargain Month
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(Suitable for Stair or Hall)
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Auburn Hort. Society Prepares Petition,
Plato SponsprPostetandEssayContest
Vorresnendent)
Robison, ill the absence of the
secretary, Miss Elnia Match, ,who
Is Correspondence was read
and discussed, was decided not
.to send a delegate: to the .annual
The Auburn horticultural Sec--
jety executive met at the home of
the president,. Mrs,- Bert Craig for
its first meeting of 1959; Minutes •
were read' by Mrs, William „ T..
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Russell Belton
_County President , 5/. Carl Hemingway 4eeretery•Treasnrer
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for one more week.
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ARTHUR DURNAN
CLINTON, LEGION HALL.
Saturday, February 7, 1959
8 p.m,
Tri County Youth for Christ
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After extensive study experience with our modern
Exeter High School
Chairman to Favor
Of Additional Grants
Larry Snider, slips chairman,
'said last week he would support
a Huron county delegation seek-
ing provincial government grants
fOr the construction of gyinnasi-
igns and cafeterias in secondary
schools,
"I haven't been approached about -
it yet hut I would -certainly. be
'behind the 'move," he stated, "We •
need a 4a.rger :cafeteria and anoth-er gym at South Huron,"
He doubted however, if the re
guest petition Would be successful,
"The government has only so
much money to spend on. education
• if we get it one way we can't
get It another."
The delegation will be headed by
Warden W, Jewitt, RR" 1, Clinton., 0
THURSP A.Y,IVDRUARYa, 1959
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Ontario Horticultural Association,
meeting on March 5 and 6, held
in the Xing, gdward Sheraton Ho-
tel. In Toront,
A petition against .the Plant pa,
tent Law was signed and forward-
ed; it read thusly: "Whereas
Plant. Patent Laws would injure
the economy of Canadian nurSer-
ies and whereas there vvould be a hardship to consumers _ in-
creasing prices On. nursery stoek
unnecessarily by royalties which
would be .sent. to the U.S.A., and
whereas they would lead to domin-ation. of Canadian nurseries by
ArneriCan patent holders, we here,
by petition the Royal CellalaliSien
to recommend that no action be
taken by the Dominion .09vorn, Govern-
ment at this time on Plant patent
Laws."
It was. decided to sponsor the
Poster Contest and :also to enter
the Essay Competition. The aiff.,
erent tours that the Provincial
Hortieultural Society is sponsor-.
ing were discussed and a letter
was read from Swift Canadian Co,
offering prizes for the Plower.Sh-
pw,. which will be applied for at.
a later date; An invitation front
the Toronto Telegrarn'to .advertise
meetings and speakers in the On-
tario Garden Clinic was read,
Plans were made for the work
of the coming year and the next
meeting will be held in the Or-
ange hall on March 2 With Ws.
-Robert J. Phillips Charge of
the music - and Mrs, Ed, Davies,
Mrs. Charles Straughan and Mrs.
Frank RaithbY as hostesses.. •
MIDDLETON
Mr, and Mrs. Sfewart Middle-
ton attended the annual meeting
of the Western Ontario Aberdeen-
Angus Association held in London
last Saturday. They were over-
night guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Gindlay and their guests
at , the showing of "Coppelia" by
the National Ballet Company"-of
Canada at the Grand Theatre on
Saturday evening.
Social A Success -
A very successful social even-
ing was ligid in the SS No. 10
schoolhouse, (Typetary) on Friday
evening; January 30 under the am-
picas of the Womah's Association
of` St. James Church, Middleton.
The WA president, Mrs. Milton
Steepe, welcomed those pres-
ent. There were 14 tables for eu-
chre, The ladies high prize was
won by ,Mirs. Stewart Middleton;
the men's high prize by Stewart
Middleton. Charles Cooper won the
prize for the most , lone hands;
the ladies' low prize" was won by
Mrs. Cantelon, the men's low prize
hy J. Harris.
A lively mock auction sale of
donated articles produced much
interest and merriment (and few
bargains!) under the able manage-
ment of Donald Middleton and
John Deeves, It proved a lucrative
project,
A hearty lunch and coffee roun-
ded out a very pleasant evening.
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TV NEWS
Mrs, Carman Macpherson, Clin-
ten will be a guest on "M'Lady"---
CKNX-TV„. on Monday, February
9, to demonstrate making "Four
Bridge Napkins", 'Program time
2.20 p.m.
On, the" same program, F/O G.
L, "Rua" Hayter, RCAF Station
Clinton, will speak on • "Ice Hap.,
On Tuesday evening, February
10, between ten and 11 o'clock,
_MINX,TV will present the story
of William 4"riger' Dunlop.. Mr.
Dtmlop,._ an early settler in the
Ooderichp area, arid founder of the.
town of 'Goderich is remembered
for his .colorful personality and
eccentricities,
A surveyor and road builder, as
Well as surgeon and administrator,
he became, A - Member of Perna-
rnent and is well remembered 'fez;
his humorous "Will",
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Women's Auxiliary
At RCAF Station
Plan Giant Bingo
RCAF Women's Auxiliary met-
Monday, February 2 with Mrs.
j. Michalski presiding. Mrs. J,
Mermen read the minutes and
Mrs: S. Labedovich gave the fin-
ancial report. Plans' were made
for the regular monthly visits to
the County Home. It was decided
to send flowers to Padre McLaren
who is ill.
Mrs. 5. Brightweli (ways and
means) announced that a giant
bingo has been planned for March
VT to be held in the drill hall. Mrs.
Art James will be in charge of
refreshments, 1V,Irs. T. Jackson, en-
tertainment, Prizes to be purchas-
ed by Mrs. T. O'Brien and Mrs, D.
Hatherall, Tickets to be drawn
by a raffle on a hostess chair will
be sold by Mrs. B. Bruce and Mrs.
A. Springate, raffle will be drawn
at bingo.
Some changes were made in the
constitution which it had been de-.
tided was in need of revision.
-Following the meeting a review
of "Round the World With Aunty
Mame„ and an enjoyable discus-
ion was given by Miss B, Hall,
Clinton Librarian after which re-
freshMents were enjoyed.
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HURON: COUNTY WHEAT PRODUCERS.
.ANNI,14 MEETING
AGRICIATURAL. BOARD ROOMS, .CLINTON
Wednesday, February 1141959; at 2,00 'p,m.
Reg, Myers, Ontario President, Guest Speaker
Election of.
Officers
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OUPTIVri NEWS, MW •
100F NOTES
Clinton Lodge Lo.o.r, No. $3
will entertain their wives rind. the
Rebeitahs. and their husbands to
Wildey Night 'on • Tuesday, Feb-
ruary.lQ, miss Plane Corey, Pet-
rolia will be present and give her
illustrated talk as a youth dele-
gate on the United- Nations Pil-
grimage• of 1958, sponsored by the
I.Q.O.F, Lodges,.
Happy Workers Club
To Meet February 12
The Happy Workers Club, will
hold their monthly meeting on
Thursday, February 12 at the
home of Mrs. Warren Gibbings.
A quilt is to be quilted so memb-
ers' please bring, thimbles. Roll
call "My New Year's Resolution
and How I have Been Able to
Keep It". Group 4, made up of
Mrs. Cliff Glazier, Mrs. IClaver
and Mrs. Gibson, will be in
charge of lunfp,
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Mrs. Frank Dale
Funeral service was conducted
yesterday afternoon, February 4,
from the A, Millard George fun-
eral home, London, for Florence
Sifton, beloved wife of Frank A,
Dale, 632 Springbank Drive, Lon-
don. Interment was in Woodland
Cemetery,
Surviving besides her husband
is one son, Ian, at home; a bro-
ther, Dr. John A. Sifton, Pompa-
no Beach, Florida, and her fath-
er-in-law, Arthur Dale, Clinton.
A brother, Leonard B. Sifton, St.
Thomas and a sister, Mrs, Meta
Forbes, Woodstock, predeceased
her. -
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