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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-04-23, Page 13Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly and family were in London on Thurs- day. Ma'and Mrs. Barry Noland, To- ronto, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeo and Mrs. C, Bissett, Goderich, were in Lon- don on Sunday, going down to see Ted Bissett who is in hospital there, Thankoffering The Spring Thankoffering meet- ing of the Wll,fS of Holmesville United Church, is to be held in the, church oh Tuesday, April 28, at 2.30 p.m. Mrs. J. A. McKim, Clinton, is to be the.special speak- er. WA. Meeting The Woman's Association meet- ing followed with Mrs. Reg, Miller, the president, in the chair, Mrs. Miller read the Scripture lesson and gave the comments on it. An invitation to the Wesley-Willis Woman's Association meeting on May 7, was accepted. The WA decided to have a Strawberry Supper in June. The meeting closed with the hymn, "Jesus United By Thy Grace" and• prayer by Mrs. Miller, Hostesses for the day were Mrs. S. Farquhar, Mrs. C. Tebbutt and Mrs. K. Tre- wartha. WMS Favourites The April meeting of the WMS of Holmesville United Church, was held in the basement of the chur- ch, with Mrs. E. Potter's group in charge. Mrs. Potter opened the meeting with a prayer for loyalty. The hymns used during the meeting were the favourites of the shut - in members. The hymn "Breathe On Me Breath of God," the favourite of Mrs. Bert Tre- wartha was sung. IF YOU NEED TIPTOP4ERVICE - DON'T DESPAIR - dusr DIAL OUR NUMBER, WE'LL BE MERE.,/ DRIVE IN Auto Radio Service Hi Quality Rear Seat Speaker Kits Only $7.95 MERRILL TV and Radio Service Phone HU 2-7021 • On Land At Sea And in The Air The 10th anniversary of NATO marked a milestone for Canada's Armed Forces in the service-of peace, Team- work with the armed forces of other nations aligned with Canada -in the ranks of NATO has provided a stirring • example for the rest of the world. Above, .0 conturion - tank from Canada's -Infontry Brigade Group -in Germany monoeuvers with elements of other NATO forces; ,modern destroyer escorts of the Royal Canadian Navy steam in column to rendezvous with other 'NATO navies; and at a baSe in Germany, a squadron of Sabre jets flies Aver- head as others on the ground wait the order to "scram- ble" during on exercise alert, (Notional Defence Photo) —NOTICE Persons who illegally dump dead animals, livestock carcasses, or garbage which is subject to putrefaction, are liable to prosecution under the Public Health Act. Residents with information regarding this type of of- fence in Huron county, are requested to submit partic- ulars to: Huron County Health Unit, Court House, Goderich, Ontario. 16-b MITAUC CM BUTS JUST LOD 1958 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF SEDAN, with automatic trans., fully equipped $2,650 1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN, auto- matic. Special V-8 motor $2,750 2-1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDANS, fully equipped with automatic trans. $2,650 1958 CHEVROLET DELRAY SPAN automatic, fully equipped $2,595 1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN, sten- * dard transmission, fully equipped $2,495 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, automatic trans , $1,595, 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN $1,450 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, deluxe, fully equipped $1,495 1954 PONTIAC SEDAN „ ,,,,, — ,,,,,,,,,,,, $1,095 1954 'FORD CUSTOMLIN, with radio $1,095 1954 DODGE SEDAN $1,095 1954 CHEVROLET BEL AIRE 2-Door automatic ........... ....... $1,195 DODGE SEDAN $ 895 DODGE STATION WAGON $ 695 TRUCKS 4 4 4 1955 GMC Y2 TON PICKUP $1,095 Cars Can Be Driven Away at the Prices Listed in This Advertisement Brussels Motors F{urori County's Foremost Uses! Cat Dealer Brussels, Ont. Phone 173 fully equipped . 1953 Aboollov 1951 cc SUSPENSION HIE 9 BRAND NEW 25% more filing capacity. The last folders are as accessible as the first. Smooth gliding drawers, spring compressors and guide rods. Heavy gauge steel, olive green or Cole gray. FOUR DRAWER LETTER SIZE 144" wide, We high, $A7953 263/4" deep No. 204 LEGAL SIZE 173/4"wide,No,504 09.95 PIvatiet typo lock for all drawers $9.00 046'14 4$' TWO DRAWER LETTER SIZE 143/4" wide, 301/2" high, 24" deep, No.,202 $33•55 LEGAL SIZE In" wide No, 602 $45.53 tOck that autotratItally lOske drawers $4.25 pdcl'I. THREE DRAWER LetteR SIZE .. 20 $47,70 'MVO DRAWER ultrot size„.„., „ No. 205 $63,E5 STEEL DESK TRAYS, 'CARD FILES, SAFES, CHAIRS, BOOKCASES AND SHELF UNITS (Wort News-Record ALBERT STREET DIAL HU 2-3443 3 OR 4 ROOM partly furnished. HU 2-9641. APARTMENT, Phone Clinton16b 16-b , NOTICE ALL DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE WITHOUT TAGS WILL BE IMPOUNDED. From May I to August I all dogs running at large will be impounded. In either case, if not called for in three days, they will be destroyed. By Order of CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL SAVE SALE Until- - SAVE - SAVE 2 CONTINUES MAY 25% Al! TOYS Off 20% Aluminum Ware b Off Steel 20% Stainless Ware Off Small Electric Appliances - 20% Off TRICYCLES Reg. $23.50 SALE PRICE $19.50 Paint Sale As Priced in Continues April 16 News ,Record , FULL Corning DROP Soon: IN AND Hawkins • SHOWING Phone Spring SEE OF OUR HU & STORE 24433 GARDEN Summer Hardware OF SPECIALS TOOLS Catalogue ' ctarroil aw43,geoRD '11TORSDAY APRIL 2$1 19$9 PAGE is collecting wool for grading And sale on the co-operative plan. Ship- pers may obtain sacks and 'Wine free of charge from the -above, or their Licensed Operators: Any Government Deficiency Pay- anent will apply only on :Properly Graded - WOOLS Secure the Utmost by Patroziiiing • the Organization that made this possible, CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 2fi7 Bay. Street, Toronto. A school bus from the J, and T/ Murphy Ltd. lot was commandeer- .ed last WedneSday evening and all members of the council toured the town, and the dump property, This dump is located in Hullett Town- ship, just past the cemetery and von the opposite Side of the road. Of recent years, close sepervis- ion of the property has been drop- p.ed, with the result that garbage and papers were dumped indis- veriminatelY, and the whole area 'was unsightly. With CouncillOr Herb. Bridle in charge, first Steps taken last week 'were the clearing up of the _loose papers which strewed the road on both sides, and the fields of neigh, hours, This was accomplished through hiring 16 public school oys for Sat:11'day. Bull-dozers from Elliott Con- struction were used to clear the eaps of garbage back over the face of the 'hill. Then work in „onstructing 'a fence was begun, and it will be completed soon. A laneway fenced along both sides 'will lead back from the road to Mrs. W. D. Swan, Hamilton; her the edge of the hill, and 'all gar-1 daughter, Mrs. Bert Mullet and age must be dumped there, son Richard, Montreal, spent a few days with Mrs. C. Ham and Miss Mary E. Swan. John Aikenhead is a patient in St Joseph Hospital,- London, where he' underwent surgery. Guests with Mrs. V. Hargreaves on her birthday were her mother, Mrs. A. Henderson, Mrs. Gerald Shackleton and children, Belmont; Mrs. Percy Robinson and baby, Aylmer; Mr. and Mrs, John Walk- er, Aylmer, Town Dump Will Now Be Kept Locked Except Wednesdays and Saturdays 4gr -New arrangements have been two independent garbage collect, niade at the Clinton Dump, Upon ors: Arthut Fulford, and Murray • the insistence of the Huron County Garrett, They make their own ',Beeith Unit. Disappearance of arrangements with householders the snow this spring showed a and businesses. very Unsightly and unhealthful • rivm now on the Town Dump vcanclition at the .dump. will not be open at all times, Plans are to open it sin Wednesday at-, ternoon, and all day .Saturday, and have a man on hand to supervise dumping and burning of papers* an incinerator which will be pro- vided, Definite times will be an- /wowed for the dump to be open, At other times in the week, if it is necessary to use the dump, a key to the gate will be available from the town clerk's office, and it must be- returned there. Details of the plan of the com- mittee of council in charge, with regard to the .clump appear in -this issue in a "Notice" advertiseniept. All citizens of the town are asked to co-operate. WO 0 Jackson Aluminum Ltd., Seaforth Clinton has no town garbage ollection. This work is done by Mr, and Mrs. William Murdock, Hamilton, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mur- doch. • A large crowd of friends and neighbours attended a shower in Brucefield United Church Sunday School room on Wednesday even- ing for Miss Joan Triebner. Her wedding will take place at the home of her parents on Highway 4, 'on Saturday, April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Seuring and daughter, Sebringville, called on Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dalrymple on Sunday County Home Auxiliary Names Exeter Lady Their First Honourary President E st T ,60440tS'' Garden Clubs Ready for Coming Season, Seed For Various Projects Distributed an account of the work, and of the patients, which enlightened all there, on the conditions and needs of the residents, The purpose of the Auxiliary is to aid the Home in bringing to its residents comibrts which the Home is not able to provide, such as entertainment, a library, a craft program, and other such programs which the Auxiliary may from time to time deem necessary to the welfare of the residents; also a tuck shop. The next regular meeting is the third Monday in May, at 2.30 p.m. Anyone in the county that is int- erested in helping an aged person please come and join in the very worthwhile cause. It is to be hop- ed with the nice weather, different groups of the ladies in surrounding towns may join, An invitation is extended to YOU and YOU. Mrs. Irvin Tebbutt read the Scripture lesson and gave the corn- ments on it.' Mrs. H. Cudmore led in prayer. Mrs. E. Potter gave a reading on faith. Mrs. M. Jones read an article on temperance and Mrs. C. Tebbutt read an article on Christian Stewardship. The president, Mrs. C. Tebbutt conducted the business. It was planned to have used clothing brought to the May meeting, to be later packed, in a bale, and sent to Vancouver to help Miss Belva Howatt in her work • at First Un- ited Church, that city. The favourite hymn of Mrs. F. Norman, "Sweet Hour of Prayer" was sung. Mrs. E. Potter read a few items from the *account of the Presbyterial held in Chatham. Reports of the Huron Presbyterial held in Goderich were given by Mrs, Frank McCullough and Mrs. William Norman. Mrs. E. Potter read an article about a Children's Home in India, and a story "A Lit-, tle Child. Shall Lead Him," writ- ten by Miss E, -Bevan. Mrs. H. Cudmore read a letter and report of her work from a missionary in India. The meeting closed with the favourite hymn of Work has commenced for the 4-H Homemaking Garden Clubs in Huron County. Under the sup- ervision of Home Economist Mrs, Ian McAllister R,R 1, Zurich, the VARNA CGIT Meets (By Carol Taylor) The Varna Canadian Girls in Training met on Thursday even- ing, April 2; at the home of Mrs. Gordon Hill. After the hymn "Blessed Assurance," Miss Barbara Taylor, assistant leader, read the Scripture lesson. Membership fee for the group is to he 10 cents. To help raise a little money, the group plans to secure and sell "handy dandy oven savers." The girls agreed that for their study project they would contact a missionary and follow along with. them in their work. Each member is to have one ar- ticle completed in two months. Miss Taylor invited the group to her home for the next meeting. Edith Dowson and Carol Hill were apointed for the -worship services and Shirley Mustard and Joyce Hayter will lead the recreation at the next meeting. Joan McClymont, president, pro- nounced the benediction. Several minutes of recreation were enjoy- ed by the members, Mission Band (By Carol Ann gill) The Mission Band meeting op ened with repeating the Mission Band Purpose. The secretary's 'report was given by Carol Hill and adopted on motion of Gary Mur- ray. The treasurer's report Was given by Shirley Mustard. The collection was received, and dedi- cated by Mrs. Stephenson. Scripture was from I Corinth- ians, 7-7. Mrs. Stephenson gave a short lesson on "gifts" and led in prayer. Shirley Mustard read a poem. Bonnie Sterling was appointed ex- pense secretary. Mrs, Taylor read the story. Next month the roll call will be answered by naming "your first bird to be seen." Mrs. W. R. Lobb, "Now God Be With Us", and the Benediction given by Mrs, E. Potter. Prompt Action "I must commend the police for their prompt action when they got a complaint. There was no dallying." We quote our Huron County ma- gistrate in disposing of a charge under the C.T.A. This is high praise for our police and at the same time serves again to prove that the C.T.A, has.teeth. In this ease the fine was $100 or thirty days in jail, Other recent offenders, hailed to court for sec- ond offences, have been given jail terms, Dozens of bootleggers and bottle club proprietors in Huron County have been put out of business in the past few years, Our Crown Attorney and police are to be very heartily commended. Huron (amity Temperance Federation 16b BRUCEFIELD Mrs. M. Vaire, Mrs. C. Simp- son, Hensall, are spending a few weeks in Florida. Mrs. Roy Leppington, entered Victoria Hospital, London, on Mon- day afternoon. Quite a number of ladies gall- erectin the auditorium of the Hu- ron County Home on Monday af- ternoon, it being the first regular meeting of the newly formed Aux- iliary to the Home. Mrs. F. G. Thompson, president, was in the chair. Ways and means of raising money to supplement the stock already in the hobby shop was discussed. Fees were collected, and a good display of work done in the hobby shop was on hand, Volunteers are badly needed to assist Mrs. H. Johnston and her committee in this project. A full slate of officers is now installed: Exeter was represented and Mrs. Charles MacNaughton was named honourary president of ,,the Auxiliary, Miss Dorothy Parke, nurse at the home, gave clubs have been organized, They have received their seeds for pl- anting, and have . held their first meeting -of the season. Clinton Club is being led by Mrs. N. Tyndall and Mrs. C. El- liott. Members are Elaine Brown, Faye Johnston, Lynda McDonald, all of Clinton; Barbara Corey, Ethel, and Myrtle Collins, RR 4, Clinton; Joan Johnston, County Home; Cathy Potter, RR 2, Clin- ton and Margaret Trewartha, RR 3, Clinton, Auburn Club is led by Mrs. Audrey Machan and Mrs. Ed. Davies. Members are Barbara and June Baechler, RR 3, Auburn; Shirley Brown, Auburn; Marilyn Daer and Bernice McDougall, RR 1, Auburn; Marion Hickey and Ann Middell, RR 3, Auburn; Marg- aret Haines and Carolyn Clark, RR 5, Goderich. Kippen has a large club, led by Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs. Ross Chapman. Members are Gail Fin- layson, Ruth Ann Jarrott, Donelda and Susie May Lostell, Sharon McBride, Catherine McGregor, June McLachlan, Jean McNaugh. ton, Ruth Ann McNichol, Mary Norris, Gwen and Joyce Storey, Carol Varley. Too Late To Classify ACCOMMODATION for RENT NEWS OF HOLMESVILLE Correspondent: MRS. F. McCULLOUGH Phone HU 2-7418 PROCLAMATION I TOWN OF CLINTON In accordance with a re- solution adopted at t he April meeting, of Clinton Town Council and the usual custom; I hereby proclaim that: DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME will be in effect at 2 a.m. Sunday, April 26 until September 27 at 2 a.m. And call upon all citizens to observe this proclama- tion. BURTON STANLEY; Mayor, Town of Clinton