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y diagnosisEarl and
treatment gives the
greatest..., opportunity
for Cure. Delay les-
sens the chance of cure.
SEE YOUR DOCTOR
.40 Mrs. Frank Finqlancl i
,. President,
Canadian Cancer
Society
Clinton Branch
4.
Letter to the Editor
The Editor,.
Clinton News-Record.
Pear Editor;
Good for you! We deserve to
be reprimanded for not attending
our Council meetings, we're too
lazy, How we wish we had been
at the last meeting to bear the
fun, and find out just what our
council is doing,
Concerning those twelve $10,000
houses to be built away up there
on the Andrew farm, well, "Truth
will .out." If that storekeeper
wishes to disprove the accusation
fiat he had his eye -on his own
increased business by, having ten..
ants who could afford to live in,
these $10,000 houses, let him ad-
vocate, instead, not $10,000 houses,
but snug units for elder citizens.
Heaven knows they are badly
needed in this town.
Many towns have these units,
why not Clinton? Are there no
"welfare" minded people here?
This is a challenge, Will some-
one take it up? Any chance.
Thank you,
"Mac"
Clinton, Ont,
March, 19, 1959.
WE SELL ALL KINDS OF
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Steel Roofing, Aluminum Roofing, Concrete Blocks,
Chimney Blocks, Roman Brick, Hardwood Flooring, Doors,
Sashes and Frames, Insulation, Nails, Cement.
Everything for any building from ground to ridge. Estima-
tes given freely. Highest price paid for good Hardwood Logs.
FRED J. HUDIE
SAWMILL
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CLINTON HU 2-6655
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Congratulations to
CLINTON'S NEW RESTAURANT
The installation of Natural Gas in the
MEAY MEE RESTAURANT
Was done by our firm
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STANLEYT
MODERN
MEAT MARKET 4
Will have for the Weekend — A Shipment of
BLUE POINT OYSTERS (Selects)
"They Satisfy"
Strictly
Fresh RUTS OF FISH Arriving
Every Day
The Finest Selection of .
EASTER HAMS
. . . Will Be On Display
Also: CAPONS, DUCKS, TURKEYS
For An Easter Treat . . . We Will Again Feature Our Own Processe
Oven Baked . . . Fully Cooked
The Finest Flavour PINEAPPLE HAMS Any Size
ORDER EARLY FOR THE FINEST SELECTION
MODERN MEAT MARKET Sells the FINEST No. 1
GRADE RED BRAND STEER BEEF
May we suggest that you try a Steak or Roast from the
Modern Meat Market and you'll be convinced that
we specialize ONLY in the Best of Meats,
0 STANLEY, Proprietor
Phone HU 2-3834 King St., Clinto
Sign of Cleanliness and Quality
MA TON NEWS-RE.CORD
Nip Honfonged, Proprietor of the Meay Mee
The Meay Mee Restaurant
opened its doors to the eating
public last Tuesday morning,
with the owner Nip Honfonged
in charge, Clinton's newest
eating place is on Albert Street,
between the Clinton News-
Record and the Ball and .Match
Hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. Nip Honfonged
purchased the property from
Charles Johnson, last summer,
It is the location of the former
W. L. Johnson and Son grocery
store which ceased operation in
the summer of 1957. The new
owners come from Norwich.
Elston Cardiff Back
At Ottawa Post
Elston Cardiff, Brussels, MP for
•Huron was welcomed back to the
House of Commons at Ottawa on
March 17, He was injured just
before the opening of the present
session when he fell from a shed
roof at his farm home where he
was clearing snow. He is still on
crutches.
Both H. W. Herridge, West
Coast CCF member and William
Houck, Niagara Falls Liberal ex-
pressed their pleasure at Mr. Car-
diff's return. Prime Minister Dief-
enbaker extended a personal wel-
come noting that notice of Mr.
Cardiff's presence by all parts of
the House made it a memorable
occasion' for the Huron member.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Of your children or family and weddings
PICTURES LIVE FOREVER
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91 SOUTH STREET, GODERICH
Phone 1372 for appointment — Open Evenings
BEATTIE,
FURNITURE
Friendship Club• Holds
Meeting; To 'Work With
County Home Auxiliary
The Friendship Club met on
Wednesday, March 11 with 27 me-
mbers present, Scripture was read
by Mrs.E. Bartliff. Reports were
given by the various committees,
Mrs, M. McAdam offered her
borne for quilting a quilt, Plans
were made for the card party on
April 8,
Mrs. G. Herman reported on a
meeting, .at the County Home, and
asked any members who were 10.;
crested in the work of the Auxilf,
iary to attend the next meeting oh
Monday, April 20. Lunch. was .sere-.
ed by hostesses Mrs, T. Twyford,
Mrs. Robin Thompson and Mrs.. H.
Thompson,
.
Carter-Brown
Egmondville United Church was
the scene of a pretty wedding on
Saturday., March 7, at 3 o'clock,
when Ruth Christene Brown, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Roy Brown, Sea-
forth, and the late Roy Brown;
became the bride of Carlyle Cart-
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Carter, Clandeboye. Rev. Dr. J.
A. Semple officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Angus Brown, Sea-
forth, was lovely in a cocktail
length dress of lace and net over
white satin, trimmed with sequins,
and matching hat with finger tip
veil. She carried a white Bible,
with red roses, 'rose buds and
white streamers.
She was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Glenn Bridge, Brussels, as
matron of honour, wearing a gown
of rose crystalette, a white feather
hat, and accessories. Mrs. Doug-
las Carter, London, and. Mrs. Wil-
liam Waldron, Chatham, as brides-
maids were. dressed identically, in
sky blue crystalette with white ac-
cessories.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Douglas Carter, London,
as groomsman. The ushers were
Glenn Bridge, Brussels and Wil-
liam Waldron, Chatham, George
Turner, Tuckersinith Township,
was soloist.
A dinner and reception was held
in the Orange Hall, Seaforth, with
Miss Marion Turner, Varna, and
Miss Lorraine Roe, Seaforth, serv-
ing. Guests were present from
Lucan, London, Ithaca, N.Y., Chat-
ham, Clandeboye, Hensall and
Clinton.
For travelling, the bride wore a
navy polka dot dress with white
and black accessories and a cor-
sage of red roses. Mr. and. Mrs,
Carter will reside in London.
On Wednesday, March 4, Mrs.
Roy Brown, Seaforth, entertained
at a trousseau tea in honour of
her daughter,
Prior to her marriage, Ruth was
presented with a steam iron from
the Rural Hydro, at a card party
held in her honour.
On Saturday evening, February
21, a shower was held in Turner's
Church basement, when she receiv-
ed gifts from the Ladies' Club,
Turner's WA and the community.
On Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Bert Garrett entertained friends
at a linen shower at her home in
Clinton. And on Monday evening
she received many lovely gifts at
a kitchen shower in Seaforth.
Local Women's. Institute
To Elect Officers
At March 26 Meeting,
The Clinton Women's Institute
will meet in the agricultural office
board room. on Thursday,, March.
23 at 2.30 p.m. Roll call will be
the .exchange of seeds And bulbs.
Election of officers will, take place
at this meeting, The program will
be in charge of, Mrs. Clarence
Sturdy and Mrs, Ernest Adams..
The hostesses are Mrs, T. O'Con-
nell, Mrs. Frank Layton; Mrs.
Fred "Tyndall,. Mrs, Doug. Free-
man, Mrs. Ernest Adams, 'Mrs. W.
S. R. Holmes, Mrs, William Wil-
liams, .
The Flavour and
Colour Hof Butter
is Nature's Secret!
ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS'
MARKETING BOARD •
REPRESENTING 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS
They have one daughter Linda,
who is a pupil in Grade 3 at
Clinton Public School.
Included on the staff of the
Meay Mee are Mrs, Irene Besso,
Mrs. Paul Charlebois, Miss Bev-
erley Beattie and. Miss Mary'
Macaulay, all of town and John
Nip from Welland.
Chinese food to eat on the
Premises, or to take out, is a
specialty of the restaurant,
Home-made pies are featured.
For the use of patrons, there
is an enclosed telephone booth,
a "juke" box, and a pin ball
machine.
God. Twp. South
Correspondent: James R. Stirling
Phone HU 2-9537
The farmers this week are quite
worried about the fox situation.
'On Friday last, Mrs. Alf War-
ner saw a fox coming through the
field acting strangely. Alf was in
the barn just finishing crating
their chickens when she called to
him. The fox made for their Ger-
man Shepherd dog, but Alf man-
aged to get the dog into the barn
away from the fox,
Jerry Wallace, who was help-
ing Mr. Warner at the time, ran
to the house and got the gun. The
fox didn't offer to run away, Mr.
Warner shot the animal and the
head has been sent off for inspec-
tion.
' P4C4E. ylvg.
Welcome To The
Meay Mee Restaurant
FULL COURSE MEALS
CHINESE FOODS OUR SPECIALTY
Open 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. •
Friday and Saturday to 2 a.m.
Nip Honfonged, Prop.
•
Congratulations
To Clinton's newest eating place the
MEAY MEE RESTAURANT
We were pleased to remodel the interior,
plan and install the lighting, and the new
entranceway.
RUSSELL JERVIS
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Princess Street Dial HU 2-9390
MEAY MEE
RESTAURANT
May Your New
Venture in' Clinton
meet with Success
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