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LIBRARY WEEK
April 12-18
(By Miss Evelyn Hall)
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THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1.959
Mrs. Nan McAllister, home eco-
nomist for Huron ceuntY, conduc-
ted a successful 4-H Home Gar-
den Club Leadership. Training
School for 35 leaders and assist-
ant leaders from the south and
the middle of Huron county on
Friday, There were 17 clubs re-
presented,
The program, which commenc-
ed in the Morning, featured a
flower arrangement demonstra ,
tion, Pointers on garden culture
and how to plant farm home sur-
roundings. A luncheon was held
at noon followed by the after-
noon session, Each leader was
given flower and vegetable seeds
'for each club girl, who will event-
ually participate in Achievement
Day next August or early Sep-
tember.
Clubs represented and leaders
and assistant leaders included:
Dashwood, Mrs. Syd Baker, Mrs,
A. Kuntz; Grand Bend, Mrs, Don
Hendrick, Mrs, Nola Taylor;
Dungannon, Mrs. Hugh McWhin,
CWL Elects President-
Mrs. William Watkins
Other Officers Named
New officers elected by mem-
bers of St. Joseph's Sub-division of
the Catholic Women's League,
Clinton, are: president, Mrs, Will-
iam Watkins; first vice-president,
Mrs. Arnold Dale; second vice-
president, Mrs. Alvin Sharp; third
vice-president, Mrs. David Kay;
secretary, Mrs. Mac LeBeau, and
treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Flynn.
At the May meeting appoint-
ments for spiritual membership,
social and press conveners will be
made,
Members of the nominating
committee included Mrs. D. Kay,
Mrs. Frank Van Altena arid Mrs.
Clement Reynolds.
Special prayers to Our Lady of
Good Counsel were led by the sub-
division's spiritual director, Father
L. E. Reed-Lewis, at a special
shrine erected while the diocesan
statue was at St. Joseph's Church.
arden Club Leader
reparing To Lead 1
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CLINTON PHONE HU 2-9023
This week, April 12 to 18, is be-
ing observed as Canadian Library
Week. Residents of Clinton and
vicinity are cordially invited to
visit Clinton Public Library and
see for themselves the many ways
In which the Library is able to
help them. The large bright read-
ing room, well stocked with cur-
rent magazines and papers, the
book rooms, where many new
books are added each year, com-
bine to offer you your choice of
reading matter. Added to the re-
ference department is the New
Encylopedia Canadiana which is
proving itself the source of mater-
ial sought by student, teachers
and by all of us.
Did you know that Clinton has
had a Library service since 1869?
That was the year in which the
Mechanics' Institute was organized
and books were provided for those
wishing to avail themselves of this
special service.
"Best value for the' Money" is
almost a slogan at Clinton. Library,
as it is said by so many members
When they are buying fresh cards.
The book collection in the Clinton
Public Library is large and is con-
stantly receiving new books on
many' subjects, (maybe not as
many as the readers would wish,
Opening for the season
on Thursday, April 16th.
Thurs., Fri., Apr. 16-17
"ROCK ROUND
. THE CLOCK"
Bill Haley & Comets
John Johnston
and on the same program
-"TEN WANTED MEN"
Randolph Scott, Jocelyn Brand°
Sat, Mon, Apr. 18-20
HUGE TRIPLE BILL
Each feature shown only once
"'JUNGLE MANHUNT"
(Shown at- 7,30)
Johnny Weismuller, Sheila Ryan
"REX KING OF THE
WILD HORSES"
(Shown at 8.46)
William Janney, Dorothy Appleby
"SOUND OFF"
(Shown at 10,05)
Mickey Rooney, Anne James
Tues., Wed., Apr. 21-22
"SWAMP WOMAN"
Marie Windsor, Beverly Garland
and on the same program
"THE PAGANS"
(Adult Entertainment)
A II Star Cast
Box Office Opens 7 p.m.
` First Show At 7.30
Playground Refreshments
Children under 12 in cars Free
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The Women's Auxiliary of Clin-
ton Public Hospital met in the
AnulLsile's-7, WirettidthenecPeresiodnent,TilMerssd.aL4. . B Menzies in the chair, Four members volunteered their
services in the cancer canvass in
answer to a request from the Can-
cer Society. The membership corns
mittee reported 395 members to
date, Mrs, F. Thompson reported
on the organization of the Auxil-
lacy to the County Home, and in.,
vited help from anyone interested
in the work,
The president announced the
Regional Conference being held in
Tillspnburg, Wednesday, April 15,
Three delegates plus several mem-
bars will attend. Mrs. Brock
Olde's resignation as second vice-
President was regretfully Keep-
ted.
Mrs, F. Fingland announced that
arrangements have been made for
the Annual Florence Nightingale
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Tea to be held .Sunday, May 3. On this date the public is most
Cordially invited tour the hospi-
tal and have tea in the nurse's re- sidence, .
Lunch was served After which"
the ladies worked on preparing.
tags and boxes for the Hospital
Tag Day, Saturday, May 9,
size
Mother, as the family minister of health and welfare,
knows the value of vitamins. She also knows that they
cost money. So she has an eagle eye for the large
economy size in vitamins, and many other things, when
she shops. This way she keeps the family budget in line.
The Minister of Health and Welfare at Ottawa has
a budget too. He uses it to pay for various important
services. Among these are Family Allowances and Old
Age Benefits.
Money for the Minister of Health and. Welfare's
budget comes through the Minister of Finance. This
is true of other departments also.
It's no secret how the Minister of Finance obtains
this money. He gets it largely in taxes from millions of
Canadians like you. If he spends more than he gets
from you, he must turn around and borrow from you
the amount he has overspent . . . or else create new
money.
The creation of new money is one factor that leads
to inflation — when the dollar buys less and less. So,
as a thrifty Canadian, you are wise to ask government
only for those services you are willing to pay for . . .
with taxes.
Personally, you try to pay as you go, to live within
your income. It is important that government try to do
the same thing.
You want to live well now and to realize all your
ambitions for the best possible future. That future isl
tied up with a sound dollar — a dollar whose purchasing'
power you can depend on.
A SOUND DOLLAR MEANS
A BETTER LIFE FOR YOU
The Fight Against Inflation Needs Your Active Support
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A nubile service message from the Life Insurance
Companies in Canada
bit( as many as the budget allosys.)
In addition to our own collection
the local Library is a member of
the Huron County Library and up-
wards of 800 books are borrowed
annually, This service is much ap-
preciated by the members. ,
Here are the names of some of
the new books recently arrived at
the Library; The Greatest Raid of
All, The New Face of China, The
Coal Skuttle Brigade, Satellites.
and Spaceflight, Radioastronomy
and Radar, They Shall have Wings,
Dear and Glorious Physician,
The Man in Gray, The Watch that
Endss the Night, The Trail of the
Black Walnut, Flight into Danger,
Women and Thomas Harrow,
Schoolhouse in the Arctic, Klon-
dike.
For The Boys and Girls
A Boy and Five Huskies, First
Book of World War I, Silver Hill,
Joel Gets a Dog, The Hare Tam,
er, Whitey and the Wild Horse,
Elf Owl, The Rover, Knights of
the Air, We're Going Steady, Fli-
cka, Ricka, Dicka and the New
Skates Secret of Indian Mound,
My Bunny Feels Soft, The Stone
Cottage Mystery, Treasure of '[Jr.
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The Women's Missionary Society
.of St, Andrew's Presbyterian
30p.m. church, will meet at the home of
Mrs. B. Farquhar, on April 21, at