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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-04-09, Page 10C4N17011 NKI/M1MCQ.11,D USED CARS WANTED! ATTENTION: NEW CAR BUYERS. WE WILL ALLOW YOU THE HIGHEST TRAPE IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR PRESENT USED CAR REMEMBER! YOUR USED CAR WILL NEVER BE WORTH AS MUCH AS IT IS NOW SEE THE COMPLETE LINE FOR '59 DODGE . DES0t0 -- RAMBLER Everything, in stock from a Convertible to Station Wagons. All pre-serviced and ready to go. RE6114cGEE and SONS 765PHONE GODERICH Farm Forum and Federation of Agriculture RALLY Londesboro Community Hall Tuesday, April 14 8.30 Sharp Film on Point System presented by Constable Hardy, Ontario Provincial Police. TV Farm Forum from CKNX, at 9.30 p.m. Prizes awarded to winners of Essay Contest. Ladies please bring sandwiches or cookies Coffee will be supplied EVERYONE WELCOME A quiet atmosphere in pleasant , surroundings And a trained competent staff. BALL St MUCH FUNERAL SERVICE AMBULANCE SERVICE Phan* HU 2-9441 Don's B. A. Service, Victoria Street Telephone HU 29088 People who know are turning to Volkswagen The spirited and eager Voltcswagen changed the world's concept of economy,. road performance-and stamina. ,This is the car that won top acclaim from North American engineers; the coveted Sperry Award, "for advancing the art of transportation.' Ask any Volkswagen owner. He will enthusiastically, tell you why more and more people who know are turning to Vo/kswagent,.. VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD. Golden Mile, Toronto 16, Ontario Efficient service coast to coast With central 5-million dollar Parts, Depot. TUVIDAY,„ Al? Auburn Girl Receives Provincial Award. At Homemaking:Clubs Achievement Day Yellow Pages Appear For First Time In Clinton Area Telephone Directories A provincial. honors pin was .pre- seated to Jean Smith, Brussels, and .county honors awards were presented' to five girls, at a 4-1-1 Homemaking Club Achievement Day',program held Friday in the Memorial Hall at Blyth, The pro- gram had been originally planned for February 7, but was postponed because of winter storms and bad roads. Receiving county honors for completing six homemaking pro- jects were Betty Youngblut, Au burn; Thelma IVIeDeugall and Ruth Webster, Blyth; Jean Moylan, and .Marguerite Scott, Mcl(illop, Jean SUNSET DRIVE-1N THEATRE 114 Miles East of Goderich On No. 8 HighWay WATCH FOR OUR OPENING THURSDAY APRIL 16th Smith received ..her provincial hon- ors for successfully completing 12 projects. The Award to Miss Smith was presented by Mrs, Wesley Bradnock, Auburn, president of West Huron District of the Fed- crated Women's Institntes...of On- tario. Eight Clubs Eight clubs took part in the Friday program, which was or, ganized and directed by Mrs. Ian McAllister, Zurich, _home econom- ist for" Huron. The special guests included Miss Jean Scott, Guelph, forMerly home economist for Perth and now supervising econ- omist for Ontario, Comments on skits and demonstrations were gi- ven by Miss Scott; by Miss Mary Lou Black. home economist for Bruce; and by Miss Hildegarcie Bentler, home economist for Wel- lington. Commentators for club exhibits included Eileen Schneider, for Au- burn Club; Jean Moylan, for Mc- Killop Club; Eileen Williamson, for Walton Club. Girls who pre- sented skits or demonstrations in- cluded 33a.rbara McKay, Carol Robertson, and Mary McNaught, of Moncreiff; Cheryl Madill, Wil- ma Aiblas, Valerie Holland, Judy Taman, and Madeline Lawrence, Blyth No. 2; Sharon Hemingway and Edith Davis, Brussels; Mary Nesbitt, Lenora Hallahan, Rose Marie Hallahan, Dorothy Howatt, Blyth No. 1; and all members of the Cranbrook Club. Ourflficates Certificates. ,of achievement were presented to 43 girls, includ- ing: Auburn Club,. Mary Hirkcon- Pell, Audrey Machan„ Eileen Sch- neider;. Betty Youngblut; EIyth No. 1 Club, Mrs. Bvelyn Dorothy Nowatt, -Shirley Machan, Mrs. Thelma McDougall, Mary Nesbit, Mrs. Ruth Webster; Blyth Nor 2 Club, Wilma Aiblas, 'Dor- othy Bailie, Valerie Holland, Cher- yl Madill; Brussels Club, Joan Al- cock, Sharon Hemingway, Yvonne Pollard, Jean Smith, Sharon Stop, ey, Audrey Wheeler, Helen son. Clqb leaders who organized the projects, and supervised the prep, aration of exhibits and --demonstra- tions included: Auburn, Mrs. Ed. Davies and Mrs. Audrey Machan; Blyth No. 1, Mrs. Thelma McDou- gall and Mrs, Ruth Webster; Blyth No. 2, Mrs. W. Good and Mrs. L. McGowan; Brussels, Mrs.. John Wheeler and Mrs. Jack Lowe; Cranbrook, Mrs, Allan McTaggart; Mclillop, Mrs. Gordon Dapple and Mrs. James Keys; Moncrieff, Mrs: K. Ludington; Walton, Mrs, F. Walters and Mrs. G, o. Radio Farm Forum Broadcasts Over; TV Runs 'Til April 28 (By J. Carl Hemingway) National Farm Radio Forum has come to an end for another seas- on. This year the topics seemed particularly timely and we feel that " the recommendations from the forums will prove valuable. We in this area were fortunate in having the TV Farm Forum 'over CI<NX. This has proved so popular not only to the forums but to the general public as well, that we expect that several other stations will be having TV Farm Forum next year. While the Rad- io Farm Forum ended March 23, the TV Farm Forum will contin- ue over CKNX for the month of April, To bring this TV season to a close the County. Federation of Agriculture and the County Farm Forums are combining to organize a program for April 14, in the Londesboro' Hall, at 8.30 sharp. Constable Hardy of the Provinc- ial Police detachment, Goderich, will present a film and will out- line the- point system. A "fest, unofficial, will be conducted on your driving ability. Don't be' a "chicken". Come out and see how much or how little you know of the rules of the road. Results of the essay contest be- ing conducted by the Women's Committee of the Federation of Agriculture will be announced and the prizes awarded. Farm Forum TV will be on at 9.30 p.m. Ladies please bring sandwiches or cookies. Coffee will be sup- plied. Everyone welcome. See adver- tisement elsewhere in this paper. 0 Heilman Hobby Fair Winners Announced (By our Mensal! correspondent) Winners at the third annual Hobby Fair in Hensall were: best woodwork model, Howard Rennie; best shop work article, Howard Rannie; best metalcraft articles, Mrs. Harold Elder, Stamps—Best displayed collec- tion, Charles Mickle; best national collection, Charles Mickle; best fir- st issue, Bob Mickle. Best needlepoint article, Mrs. Vanderworp; best crotcheted or tatted article, Mrs. L. Baynham; knitting, Mrs. E. Chipchase; best article of embroidery, Mrs. Rod- ger Fenner; best model plane, Wayne Ellwood. Best water color painting, Miss 4". 1 For Your Spring PAINTING DECORATING GET FREE COLOR CHARTS AND ESTIMATES M. BRUNSDON Londesboro — Phone 37r19 12-tfb The 1959 edition of the tele, Phone directory for Clinton and other district centres is now being distributed, Directories for Clin- ton, Goderich and -Seaforth con- tain combined "yellow pages" for the first time, Tndicatiye,of growth throughout the area covered by the directory during the past 12 months, more than 32,000 copies are being Sent out this year compared with some 30,000 last 'year, Some 2,200 are being distributed locally. Because of the many new and changed listings contained in the latest edition, W. W, Haysom, Bell Telephone -manager for this re-. Mori; has suggested that telephone users here discard their old books as. soon as the new ones are re, eeived. "Experience has shown that wrong numbers and unnecessary calls to. information result if cus- tomers don't discard their old books," he stated. He pointed out that one good way to avoid confusion was for telephone users -to bring up-to- date, where .necessary, their per- sonal telephone number books and use them as' a handy reference be- fore placing a call. To facilitate this practice, an index Blue Book of Telephone Numbers for the per- sonal use of telephbrie users here is available . free of charge from the Bell's business office serving Clinton, , A. Consitt; best oil painting, Mrs. R. M. Peck; best original paint- ing, Mrs. Don Joynt. Judges were Miss C. McGow- an, and Mrs. C. VanDarrime, Clinton; Mrs. C. Smillie, Mrs, R. H. Middleon, C. Wilkinson and the Rev. Charles D. Daniel, Hensall. Miss Peggy Goddard won the door prize, The new directory features .a sketch of the Town Hail at St.. Maxys on the front cover. The work of Canadian artist Lome Bouchard, it replaces the sketch, of the Shakespearean Gardens at Stratford carried on last year's cover,' The directory also serves At- wood, LW:towel, Mitchell, Dublin, St, Marys, Stratford, Tavistock, Hensall, Goderich and Seaforth, SERVICE Ice's! • W ARE YOUR *FUEL BoYS" You* TRADV4ARK of Ike NN ugL AVAILAKE 011 yourt oWirafcr 'YOU'LL BE SEEING us IN THE ADS... RUN BY: FOR EVERYTHING IN • PETROLEUM tO 'Your new TELEPHONE BOOK has inahriit* and changed numbers t"-P: AINP APPFM..5 1.--"”7"-'"' • • ".; • k. - . •• "),•••` • • • G 41 Save time and trouble! Avoid wrong numbers! • Look them up! • Jot them down! • Dial carefully! Be sure to bring, your Blue Book of Telephone NUM-. bers up to date! If you'd like new booklets—regular or pocket, size— give us a call at the Telephone Busi- ness Office, or drop in' for them, They're free. THE DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA There's also a wealth of information in the introductory pages of your Telephone Book 44.ii,o,..b**4700.1646 o • a MPOPRAOROAPIPOPII :I=P11_