The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-03-12, Page 12414 DAD! YOU'RE THE FAMILY GUARDIAN! You know how it is, Pad, someone asks, "How's the 'Family," and out come those family snapshots! You're proud of them! Have You Provided For Them? To- day's life-policies protect both you, and the family in a brand new "Complete Pack- age Plan." Just one policy with just one low monthly premium. Let me give you full information. Without obligation phone: "HAL" HARTLEY HU 2-6693 Canada Life Assurance Co. Imalasolita .foreKsy:PAnucirYs We've purposely omitted Ns- ting prices this week. Visit our lot Friday for the-' best buys in Huron count'. 58 Oldsmobile Station' Wagon 58 Meteor Coach 58 Chevrolet 6 cyl. Sedan 58 Chevrolet 8 cyl. Sedan 58 Plymouth 8 cyl. Sedan 57 Oldsmobile Sedan , 56., Oldsmobile Sedan, 56 Ford Coach . 55 Plymouth 8 Sedan' 55 Oldsmobile SedarH 55 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 53 Oldsmobile Sedan 50 Chevrolet. Sedan 50 140;louth Sedan, 49 Meteor Coach Automatic transmission, Two- tonei Radio, Tinted Glass etc. —plus many other extras fea- tured on above cars, See Them — Try Them Buy Them! T.RUC.K$, 51 Ford Ton Pickup, 50 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup 49 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup %. 48 Dodge 1/2 Ton Pickup DON'T WISH YOU HAD— SEE US FRIDAY Lorne. Brown Motors Ltd. 75% Of The Stock Must Be Cleared TRACTOR LAMPS Reg. $5.75. Spec. $4.00. BICYCLE TOOL KITS, LIGHTS 1/2 PRICE RADIATOR REPAIR et SOLVENT lA PRICE. LANTERNS— Battery Type & Flashlight 1/2 PRICE LIGHT BULBS, CAR LAMPS 1/2 PRICE PINS & NOVELTIES 1/2 PRICE WALL CLOCKS—Reg. $7.50 ..Spec. SAO POCKET LIGHTERS AND TABLE LIGHTERS 1/2 OFF -.PIPES 50c each REDUCED PRICES ON WATCHES AND WATCH BANDS - SPECIAL GET ACQUAINTED OFFER FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Grease Job $1.00 WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING Ray Hoggarth St Harry Watkins StillOdo Dealer PHONE HU 2-6661 Your Friendly C E DS. VAUXHALL Dealer HUnter 2-9321 ' CLINTON Did You Know? I am exactly what. YOU and YOUR DIRECTORS make me — poor if you are disinterested, but GOOD if you and your Directors take an active interest in me. I AM YOUR CREDIT UNION Clinton Community Credit Union Limited Councillor 1Tlerh Neighbour. Towns . ted that it was impossible to please .Tiri die Ponnnen- . everyone. Some say they never see Condition of Streets councillorp Tmpnf telltsiZi= and said that nothing in Clinton Compared With as a st ws as bad as that town's main r, Condition. of .the streets in Clin- ton received praise at the Monday night council meeting, when Reeve W. J, Miller, chairman of the st- reets committee :called for opinions of the .councillors, COuncillor George Rninball, who travels considerably, said Clinton's' streets, were better than in 'gar- e,rouncling towns, .Councillor pen,. aid .pyrrions compared them, with streets in Goderich, and Clinton's pavements. came out' the . best. the town snowplow. . Others com.- plain that it goes past their drive- vms too- often, Deputy Reeve Mel Crich warned that the worst time Was yet to. come, I-le felt that when the "aw- ful depth" of ice on the streets Melted, the town would have the worst streets of the winter. The clerk will obtain prices on obtaining a pair :Of scarifier blades with which to tear up the ice surfaces and make them safer for pedestrians and motorists, firm Inquiring About Offers If They Settle Here By a form letter which will like- ly be in hands of all municipalities an American Company has reques- ted information from town council regarding what sort of deal the town would be prepared to make with them. They state they are interested in settling a factory in this area. The letter suggested renting ex- isting buildings,-4 -tax exemptions, low` cost land, available employees, etc. The clerk will enquire about requirements insofar as floor sp- ace, etc. needed. An invitation will be extended to the Mid-Western Ontario De- velopment Association for a man to address council. e, rg z a t FLOOR MAT FOR COMFORT UNDERFOOT Ideal in front of sink, stove, laundry tubs or bathtub . . lessens fatigue, brightens the room, prevents worn spots. 1/7 tera . • CeiVe Co/ors $2.29, $2.98 Housewarei and Hardware Sutter-Perdue Ltd. 41111111iim, Mullett Township Approves CDCI $328,000 Addition At a special meeting of Hullett Township Council. on -Monday night, March 9, approval was given .the Clinton District Collegiate In- stitute Board, for the proposed $328,000 addition to the collegiate, with one condition: that the gov- ernment grant proves to be based upon $200,000 rather' than the for- mer $120,000 limit. (Word received in the township g yesterday from the Hon. W. K. Warrender, Min- ister of Municipal Affairs, was that the government had approved the new grant system, which- means that $200,000 Will be the figure, probably). The township also will send' ap- proval to the town of Clinton for the issuance of the debentures to raise the money for the new addi- tion. The town issues the debent- ures, and then levies the propor- CDC! Juniors Lose To Stratford In aske ball Playoff ., The CDCI Junior WS &lite through with a 86-30 victory over Stratford in the 'local gyro last Thursday, but they lost Out on the two game total paints WOSSA junior basketball playoff 54-49. nob James was• top scorer for Stratford with 12 points, Clinton '(36): Barry Harper 16, Ron Livermore 9, Paul Pickett Cochrane, Wild, Boyes, Cummings, Turner, Drape; Scruton, Lock- hart, VanRieser, Clinton Lions ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday, March.12- 4.15 • 5.15—Public School Children grades 5-8, sponsored ' by Lions. 7.00 - 8.00—Bantam Pratcice Friday, March 13- 4.15 - 5.15—Wesley-Willis Sunday School Skating Party 6.45 - 7.45—Peewee All-Star -Hoc- key Practice. 8.15-10.00--Public Skating Saturday, March: 14- 3.15 - 4.30—Public School, spon- sored by Lions 8.15-10.00—Public Skating Sunday, March 157- • 8,15-10.00'—Public Skating Monday, March 16- 6.45 - 7.45—Peewee All-Star Hoc- key Practice Tuesday,' March 17-- 4.15 5,15—Public School Child- ren, grades 1-4," spon- sored by Lions Wednesday, March 18- 2.80 -3.30—Public Skating 4.45 - 7.45—Peewee ,All-Star Hoc- key Practice 8.15-10.00—Public Skating 11111111MISOMML. tionate amount upon each .,of the municipalities involved. ' . Last week, council opened ten- ders for four different items, and awarded them as follows: fOr 12,000 cu. yards of gravel, George Radford, at 63 cents; to spray cattle for warble fly, James Leish- man, 11 cents per head; warble fly inspector, Arthur Hallam,, 85 cents per hour and 5, cents per mile; to supply powder, Borden Brown. CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE Imps. '39 27 93 Stars . . ,,,,,,, 38 31 88 Cleaners 37 32 87 Clubs 36 30 84 .Hearts 34 35 76 Dobbers 31 38 74 Drivers 28 38 66 Budgies 27 39 62 Dobbers: Helen I3rown ,,..., 590 4 Imps: Tod Donnely 631 3 Budgies: 13111 Gibbings' 596 7 Cleaners: Marj Carter 593 0 Cleaners: Murray Neal - 653 5 Hearts: Pert White 610' 2 Dobbers: Don Strong '712 5 Stara: Lorene Newhouse 669 2 HEPO MIXED LEAGUE . .. Snell 15 12 86 May 18 9 .86 Jones 12 15 80 S3rmoras 9 18 56 OPEN BOWLING TUESDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS at the Clinton Bowling Alley RCAF -Bowlers Still' fighting for Lead Tle stormy Weather last Fri- day evening didn't dampen the spirits any of the RCAF Ladies. They were out as usual for bowl- ing?-and again the standings have been Altered. The weekly prizes were-won by Mrs, S :Brown for high triple of 59$, and Mrs. M. Lindford for high single of 236. Tha. yearly high average to date is held by Mrs. Pariville with 201, the yearly high single game by Mrs. S. Brown with 304, and the yearly high triple game by Mrs. 112, ,Leclere With 821. Ladies ....WPP scored over 200 were: Mrs, M. Stitton; 236, 209; Mrs. M. Lindford, AO. 209; Mrs, K. Banville, 224, 204; Mrs, S. Br- own, 304; Mrs. B. Springate, 209; Mrs. M. Truell, '208; Mrs, G. Mel- nyk, 207; ,Mrs. 0, Voth, 205;• Mrs, K, SpilsburY, '204;' Mrs, J. Cam- eron,, 203. Team standings: (1) Pin Wheels, 93; (2) Hula Hoops and Satellites, 91; (3) 'GniP Gnaps, 82; (4) Aces, 81; (5) Eager Beavers, 75;.-(6) Black Cats, 73; (7) Spark Plugs, 69; (8) Wish Bones, 68; (9) Buga Boos, 67; (10) Moppets, 65; (11) Spinnetts and Crickets, 62; (12) Nic Nacs, 59; (13) Bornarcs, 47; (14) Whirli-Gigs, 33. Coming Events Goderich Pavillon — Sorry no dancing until Sat,, March 21. Lions bingo, every Wednesday night. 9-tfb Saturday, March 14 ,— St. Pat- rick's Tea, 3 to 6 p.m., Wesley- Willis Lecture Room, Wesley- Willis WA. 10x Tuesday, March 17—LOBA Card Party in Lodge Room, starting at 8.30 p.m. Everoyne welcome. 10b Friday, March 20 — Holmesville Local Farmers' Union card party and dance, in Varna Hall. Hank Norris Orchestra. Admission 50c, lunch counter. 10-11-b Saturday, March 21 — Varna W,A, baking sale in Council Cham- bers, from 3 to 5 p,m. 10-11-b Wed., April 1—Parade of Fash- ions, Legion Hall, 8,30 p.m. $1.00, Civil Service Ladies League. Pro- ceeds: Children's 'ward, Clinton Hospital. 10-1-2-x Saturday, April 11 — Pastern Star bazaar, baking, aprons, ,sew- ing, good used clothing, white el- ephant, in Council Chambers. 10-b I. 'TfTUR5DAY,. Mo Stag Party Raises $90 For Young couple At .4 stag party held on .Saturday _night at the Old Purge, Pay-field, -a profit of .S90 was raised for the honoured guest, Kenneth Taylor, and his bride, The .couple piati be married this coming Saturday. . rAcx' re, 'Mgr-NV (341NTON IINWS-RXCORp Lions Junior Proficiency Awards Winners Receiving General Proficiency -Awards 'at Tuesday evening's Lions Club meeting Were these three young folk, pictured above. with Public School Principal J.: A, Gray. 'From the left: Nancy 014e, Mr. Gray, Mary'. Jew" Colquhoun and Paul Patemon. The awards were far the 1956-57 'school semester„, . • ..(\10wS-R.ecorcl - Photo) SUPERTEST SERVICE STATION FOR RENT IN CLINTON No. 1—Located on No. 8 Highway , No. 2—Showroom and Lunch Counter attached ' No. 3—Reasonable Rent, No. 4—Immediate Possession, . Apply H. O. FREE, Seaforth. Phone 366 7-ftb, EASTER-MARCH 29TH Easter 'Cards for Mather, Dad, Sister, Brother.;,SPecial Friend:- Choose your cards now and have a good choke Easter Baskets filled with Cellophane All Prices • • Easter Bunnies in plush $1.98 to $4.95 EASTER SERVIETTES ---- EASTER CUT-OUTS EASTER SEALS c wan diftA and AWATIONERY Clinton — trial TIV 2-9'766. RELIANCE GARAGE ALBERT STREET Prices Slashed As Owners Are Dissolving Business CHOWEN & MERNER Also a Fine Selection of All Automotive Parts and Accessories Clearance Sale COMPLETE LINE OF ALL FIRESTONE TIRES CLINTON 1.041.b Farmers Efficient" (Continued from page One) weeks later showed only 990 pou- nds of crude protein per acre, In this same test, grass hay showed 965 pounds protein per acre if early cut, dry; 780 pounds per acre, if early cut, two inches of rain; and 630 pounds per acre if cut late. Advising how to keep the pro- tein in the hay, ,Mr. ]McLaughlin advised crushing and field dry hay. He said that loss of protein can cost a man $150 a month in win- ter with a 20 cow milking herd, if he' has to buy protein to sup- plement the feed. C1•91,1't ;belieVe in keeping feed companies in business by raising poor hay," said Mr. McLaughlin. "If we lose the protein We have in Our pagthres, theft" we have to buy it back." A panel discussion was made up of Mr. -McLaughlin, ,Robert. P. Al- lan, Murray -Rey, Londesboro and George Robertson, RR 5, Gode- alch. Each. of these three local men- had articles in the Soil and Crop News which was distributed to every farm in Huron County late in February, - • LONDESBORO Mrs. Bert Allan—Correspondent A number of the young people from the vicinity attended the ice capades held in Kitchener last Saturday evening, Mrs. ToWnsend returned Sunday evening after spending three weeks in Toronto' and Oshawa, with her daughter and sister Mrs. Benth- rom. Mrs. Margaret Manning and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunking, Blyth, spent Monday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunking. It- was their 41st wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth ' Arm- strong and baby son, Stratford, spent a few days last week with his parents. The snow storm on Saturday with poor visibility caused serious damage to a truck owned by Tom Allen when it collided with the County snowplow south of Con- stance. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd, Clinton, along with a few guests from the village„ spent Thursday evening with Mr!and Mrs. Charles Small. It was Mrs. Small's birth- day. News Five-Pin-Bowling Attention All Car Owners-re: Liability Certificates For the' Benefit of Our Clients: OUR OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM 12.00 Noon to 1.00 p.m. Every Day until March 18th. K. W. Colquhoun INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 1141