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COMPUTE LiNE OF ALL
FIRESTONE TIRES
Also a Fine Selection of Alt
Automotive Parts and Accessories
Prices Slashed As Owners, Are. Distketving
Business
CHOWER84 MERNER
RELIANCE GARAGE
ALBERT STREET CLINTON
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•
HARDWARE
Clinton Phone HU 2-7023 ,
Sutter-Perdue Ltd
BUILDING and
REFEREN
• HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
Irwin's Ladies' Wear
Draperies Curtains -- Blinds
Curtain Rods Drapery Track
— Estimates Free —
CLINTON — Phone HU 2-6623
McEWAN'S
CURTAIN RODS
WINDOW SHADES
VENETIAN BLINDS
CLINTON Phone HU 2-9766
• PAINTING and
DECORATING
D. A. Kay and Son
FLOORS SANDED
VENETIAN BLINDS
PAINTS and WALLPAPERS
Clinton — Phone HU 2-954P
GRANT RATH
PAINTER and DECORATOR
Huron Street — Phone HU 2-7040
Clinton
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• CONCRETE
HENRY YOUNG .
CONTRACTOR
General Conceretec, Construction
CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9496
• BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
Ball-Macaulay Ltd.
Phone HUnter 2-9514
Full Range Of Builders' Supplies
COAL LIME -- CEMENT
King Street Clinton
J. W. Counter
Builders" Supply
"Everything for the Builder"
CLINTON Phone HU 2-9612
• GENERAL
CONTRACTING
CALE DOUCETTE
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Clinton
Phone HU 2-9562 *
M. McADAM
Clinton — PhOne HI) 24070
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Industrial -- Conitterdial
Cement Work
REMODELLING
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• HEAT, LIGHT and
PLUMBING
Cities Service Oil
Co. Ltd.
Jack Scruton, Distributor
HEATING FUELS
' Clinton — Phone HU 2-9653
Clinton Electric Shop
For
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
and WIRING
Clinton — Phone HU 2-6646
GINGERICH'S
Sales and Service
SEAFORTH ZURICH
Phone Zurich 34 Phone 644W1
Electric and Gas Appliances
Gas and Oil Heating, Plumbing
Electric Installation and Reapirs
Motor Rewinding
A. G. Grigg & Son
Clinton — Dial HU 2-9411
COAL -- IUEL OIL
CEMENT
See GAS RANGES at
Hawkins Hardware
Victoria St. — HU 2-9433
HARDWARE -- PLUMBING
and .HEATING
Huron Gas Equipment
Dial HU 2-9600
CLINTON '
"If it burns;, Gas---We have it"
A. F. Scotchmer
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Domettic -- Commercial
Industrial
BAYFIELD Phone 16
w icr PLUMBING
1" and HEATING
Barold Wise, Prop,
CLINTON — Dial HU 2-1023
Plumbing -- Heating and
Electrical, ;Services
• ROOFING
EARL DOUCETTE
BUILDING coNernAtTon
Asphalt Roofing
CLINTON Phonic HU 2-974l
For. Top Quality
GAS APPLIANCES — See
Harry Williams
HEATING FUELS
White Rose Petroleum Products
R.R. 2, CLINTON
Dial HU 2.6633
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The proposed annexation of.
land at the Setitheast edge of town
-on the McKenzie farm, from Htil-
lett 'Township, is expected to go.
through. At last week's council
meeting, it was decided that they
would proceed with arranging for.
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Clinton Electric Shop
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D. W. Cornish, Prop.
Albert Street — Clinton
annexation, so that area would he
available for more housing h' the
pear future..
Original plans were that this
.area would be the ,site for the 12
rental houses which the town is
building in co-operation with the
provincial and federal -govern-
menls.. However, representatives
of the Ontario DepartMent of Pi-
arming and Development have do,
tided that another site, (on the
Frank Andrews farm) is better
suited at the present time to this
type of developraent. ,
Mayor Burton Stanley is confi-
dent that there will be more than
just the first 12 houses, built und-
er this co-operative plan with the.
senior governments, and annexa-
tion will provide suitable lots for
future projects.
Delegates Named by
Huron Liberals
For Ontario Event
Huron Liberals selected their
delegates for the annual provinc-
ial meeting of the party set for
Toronto, April 3.
Delegates, in addition to Harry
Strang, Ilensall, candidate and
the former candidate, Dr, J. A.
Addison, Clinton, include George
Diechert, Ivan Kalbfleisch, Zur-
ich; W. White, Seaofrth; Beecher
Menzies, Clinton; 'Jim Bissett,
Goderich; Mrs, R. Rowcliffe, Sea-
forth.
Alternates are Mrs. Isabel
Campbell, Exeter; Mrs, Elsie
Cameron, Tuckersmith; George
Rether Jr., Exeter; Joseph Gunn,
Centralia; William McGuire, God-
erich; William Leiper Jr., 1-lullett.
AUBURN
Correspondent:
MRS. W. BRADNOCK
Knox COC •
The Ida White Group of the
Children of the Church of Knox
Presbyterian Church met last Sat-
urday afternoon. Margaret Hain-
es, president, was in charge. Joy-
ce Leatherland and Margaret
Yungblut were flagbearers. The
devotional period was an illustra-
ted story called "Not worth a
Chicken," which was the story of
a little African girl taken to a
witch doctor and the coming of
the White Missionary who told her
about God's love. Minutes were
read by Barbara MacKay. Roll
call was answered by a word
found in the Easter Story. The
Study Book chapter was given by
the leader, Mrs. Wilfred Sander-
son, who told about the experien-
ces of a little boy in Labrador and
the coming of the Mission Boat. A
question period followed. Rec-
reation and contest included hun-
ting of Easter Eggs. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Donald Haines and.
Mrs. Frank Raithby,
W1WIS Thankoffering
The Easter Thankoffering ser-
vice of the Women's Missionary
Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church was held in the Sabbath
School room of the church, with a
large attendance. Guests were
present from Goderich and Knox
United WMS, St. Mark's Anglican
Guild and the Baptist church.
Mrs. Donald Haines, president,
gave the call to worship and the
hymn "Jesus keep me Near the
Cross," with Mrs. Duncan Mac-
Kay at the piano, followed by
prayer. Mrs. Oliver Anderson
chose the Scripture lesson from 2
Corinthians and the Gospel of
Matthew. Mrs. John Durnin gave
the meditation on the suffering
that Christ bore for us, and Mrs.
Kenneth McDougall led in prayer.
Mrs. Frank Raithby gave a read-
ing. "The Crucifixion." The pres-
ident reminded the ladies of the
Synodical in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich, on April 14, 15,
and 16, The offering was received
by Miss Minnie Wagner and Mrs.
Roy Daer.
Plans were made to make the
quilt for the bale and Mrs. Her-
bert Govier read the thank-you
notes, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor
sang a lovely solo, "How they
grow", accompanied by Mrs. Rob-
ert J. Phillips.
Mrs. Wet Bradnock introduced
the guest speaker, Miss Eva Som-
erville, Goderich, yv,ho gave an in-
spiring Easter messrage and illus-
trated her address with pictures of
the Holy Land, including the Gar-
den of Gethsemane, Calvary Hill,
the scene of the Last Supper and
many more, making the Easter
story very near to everyone. She
concluded with a reading, "Simon
of Cyrene". Miss Somerville tour-
ed these eastern countries this past
summer.
Mrs. Duncan MacKay thanked
Miss Somerville for her wonder-
ful message and presented her with
a gift.
Lunch was served. Appreciation
was expressed by yrs. Thomas
Haggitt, Mrs. Chailes Straughan
and Mrs. R. J. Phillips.
Thomas Edward Good
(By our Auburn correspondent)
Thomas Edward Good passed
away suddenly at his' home in
South Bend, Indiang„,in his 59th
year. He was. the —Son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Good and was
born in Hullett,Township. He at-
tended school at -SS;9, Hullett and
continued his education to become
a telegraph operator,
He went to South Bend 35 years
ago and was employed in the tow-
er of the Grand Trunk Railway as
their telegraph operator. He was
married 34 years to Audrey Smous
of that city and was a member of
St, James' Episcopal Church.
Surviving besides his wife are
one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Ar-
Ilene) Barber; one son, Welling-
ton; five grandchildren; also four
brothers, Robert, Goderich; Wel
lington, Blyth; William, West Wa-
wanosh; Russel, 1--lullett, and three
sisters, Mrs. Elmer (Elizabeth)
McDougall, Branchton; Mrs. Doug-
las (Gladys) Campbell, Westfield;
Mrs. J. (Frances) Head, London.
Funeral services were held at his
church with burial in Mt. Pleas-
ant cemetery,
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Good
and Russel Good attended the
funeral services.
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Annexation From HuNett Township Is
Expected To Proceed As Planned Earlier
%OWN .NEWS,BKORD
l~l ppealing Bungalow Design
Caters to Busy Housewife
Architect M. G. Dixon, of
Ottawa, gave sympathetic con.
sidetation to the busy housewife
when he designed this dim-
bedroom bungalow, He has eon•
centrated his efforts in providing
a well-arranged kitchen and
work area in the house,
A bandy dining nook and
ample cupboard and shelf space
are features of the kitchen, The
convenient side service entrance,
with vestibule and coat closet,
as well as a second access to the
bathroom will save the house-
wife many steps in looking after
the needs of small children,
Another highlight of the plan
is the large combined living
dining room with its long un.
broken wall to facilitate the
MERNER'S DRAINAGE CO.
DRAINAGE -- -- EXCAVATING
PIPE LINE WORK
FOUNDATIONS -- LEVELLING
JACK MERNER, Prop.
Phone HU 24134 Clinton, Ont.
9-10-
n.,
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PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL WIRING
Phone HU 2-7035 — Albert Street — Clinton