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IMPORTANT NOTICE
re: Clinton Dump
In order to comply with regulations as set out by the Huron County Health
Unit, several changes have been made at our Municipal Dumping Grounds.
We ask the full co-operation of all citizens to obey all signs that are posted
to insure a clean respectable dump being maintained.
• ALL GARBAGE MUST GO TO FACE OF DUMP
An Incinerator will be provided for inflammable garbage.
All trucks must be covered en route to and from Dump with tarpaulin to avoid loss
of papers or garbage.
As this is Town of Clinton property, situated in the Township of Hullett, it will be
under the surveillance of both the Clinton Police Department and the
Ontario Provincial
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Police, Any illegal dumping may result in charges
from either or both polite forces.
IMPORTANT•---The Dump Will be - Open ariN. Wednesday often/wont el all• day-
Saturdayi when Citizens may dump garbage under supervision.
This Dump Is Limited To Use Only Of Citizens And
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Superintendent of Beck Sanatorium
Speaker at Huron TB Annual Meeting POSTAL CLERKS
$2550. $3600.
Post Office Department
Clinton, Ontario
Details and 'application forms at Post Offices,
National Employment Offices and the Civil
Service Commission. Apply before MAY 16th,
1959, to the Civil 'Service Commission, 25 St,
Clair Avenue East, TORONTO, Ontario.
0004 Ontario is a land of gay resorts and sparkling lakes.
Here you can golf or laic by the blue waters, with, every
comfort within easy reach, Friendliness is in :the air and
there's a welcome mat alit for everyone. Have fun
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Ontario Department of Travel & Publicity, Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister
KNOW ONTARIO BETTER
"The Christmas Seali campaign
rnaised $12,478,95, an increase of
34 , percent over th4 previous
Amounts raised by the var-
iotm comMunities were; Seaforth,
$999.25, up $60; Goderich, $2.203,-
75, up $150; Clinton 4 including
,RCAF, $1,579.20, up $120; Wing-
ham. $1,569,75, up $142; Brussels,
$834.40, up $279; Zurich,' $374.75,
up .$50, and Blyth and Londesboro
The average age of the 14 Huron
men admitted to the an during
;the past five years Was, and of
the 12 women, 56 years. At pres-
ent there are three Men and two
women 'from Huron in the San.
H. A. McDermott, ofi Fordwich,
was named president, succeeding
H. Glenn Hays, Q,C., of Goderich.
Othet officials are: honorary pres-
ident, Judge Frank Fingland; hon-
orary treasurer, H. C. Lawson,
Clinton; first vice-president, J. E-
McKinley, Zurich; second vice-
president, D. I. Stewart; Seaforth;
executive council, E. B. Menzies,
Clinton; Elgin Rovveliffe, Hensall;
P. D, McConnell, Seaforth; Russell
Knight, Brussels; W. B. Cruick-
shank, Wingbam; auditors, E. C.
Boswell and W. E. Southgate, Sea-
forth. The executive secretary is
Mrs. J. B. Russell, Seaforth.
White tapers in candelabra, with
two baskets of pink snapdragons,
formed the decorations in Ontario
Street United Church on Saturday,
May 2, when Mary Pauline Jervis
became the bride of .Carl John
Powell, both of Clinton. , The bride
is the only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert J. Jervis, Albert
Street, Clinton, and her husband
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Powell, Lurnsden, Sask:
Given in Marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in traditional
white taffeta, with sabrina neck-
-line, with alencon lace embroider-
ed with seed pearls, and lily point
sleeves, the overskirt was of pure
white silk organza over pale blue
tulle, and her shoulder-length veil
of pure silk organza was edged
with seed pearls. Her headdress
was a band of organza over taf-
feta, embroidered with alencon
lace and seed pearls and she car-
ried a mauve orchid with white
orange blossoms and streamers of
ivy.
Miss Aletha Bertrand, Norwish,
was maid 'of honour in gumdrop
blne taffeta, styled with, a V-neck-
line, matching bltie net overskirt,
and matching blue bow headdress.
She carried white fans crested
with white carnations and lily-of-
the-valley over blue tulle.
Junior bridesmaid_ was Glenda
Lee Mero, Mary Street,. Clinton,
dressed identically to the maid of
honour.
The double ring ceremony was
conducted by the Rev:, Grant L.
Mills, Albert Street, Clinton. -
Lennard Fawcett, North Street,
Clinton, was,grOomsman, and ush-
ers were Russell Hoffnieyer, iMt-
chell and George Ross, Port Elgin,
James Corran, RR 2, Clinton,
was soloist and sang ,"Because,"
the "Lord's Prayer" andi "I'll Walk
Beside You," accompanied by Miss
Lois Grasby, organist of the chur-
ch.
Decorations for the reception, at
the home of the„ bride!s parents,
were silver candelabra:i and white
tapers, with spring flowers, Mrs.
Jervis received in a green embroid-
ered satin sheath with White flow-
ered hat and black accessories and
a yelloW rose corsage. :Mrs. Nor-
man Sly assisted in giey printed
silk with white accessories and a
white carnation corsao.
For a wedding trip to Saskatch-
WcimOrt Teachers
Make Plans For
BanquetHere June 3
On Tuesday evening, April 28,
members of the Clinton Unit of
the VWTA0 assembled in the Clin
ton Public School for their regu-
lar meeting, The president, Miss
Edythe Beacom, was in charge,
11011 call was responded to by each
person 'spelling her name back-
wards:
A nominating committee, consis-
ting of Misses W, Gray, L. John-
ston and Mrs, B. -Taylor was ap-
pointed to bring in a slate of of-
ficers for the coming year.
Final plans -were made for the
South Huron Association banquet
which will be held in the Legion
Hall, Clinton, on the evening of
June 3. At this time the guest
speaker will be W, D, Sutton, sup-
erintendent of Public Schools for
the city of London.
The musical part of the program
VST4s put on by several winners of
the Hullett Township Music Festi-
val, and consisted of solos by
Lloy and Robert Shaddick, a duet.
by a 'Henry. 'Henry.
Molyr Sback.liek gave an
amusing, reading entitled, "Marco
Comes .11te."
A .dernonstration on making
foam ,rubher, floWers and novelties'
was ably given by Mrs„ Lloyd Pipe,
LonclesbOro.
Lunch 'and a social hour in the
lounge brought the evening to a
close.
ewan and Banff, Alberta, the bride
left in a blue fitted suit with white
collar and cuffs, a white velvet hat
and black leather purse and shoes,
Upon their return they will live on
Princess Street, Clinton, The
groom is a forester with Ontario
Hydro. The bride is a graduate
of Stratford General Hospital
School of Nursing, and is on staff
at the Clinton Public Hospital.
Prior to the wedding, the bride
received many beautiful gifts at
recent showers. Mrs, Charles
Houghton entertained at a pantry
shelf shower on April 15. Mrs, H.
Gordon Manning was hostess for a
cup and saucer shower. Nursing
associates at Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, presented ,her a gift at the
home of Mrs. C. M. Shearing,
Mrs, L, W. Lavis opened her
home for a miscellaneous„ shower
on Wednesday evening when 40
friends and neighbours were pres-
ent. On Thursday evening the
graduating class of 1958, at Strat-
ford Hospital, gave her a shower
at her home. Friday evening Mrs.
H. Williams, Holmesville, enter-
tained at a kitchen shower.
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Hair Brushes . 59c, 98c, up
Hazel Bishop White Frosting Lipstick 79c
Max Factor Hi-Society. Lipstick $1.95
Friendship Garden 'Bath Saks $1.75
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While progress is being made, tatiOn. and Social service work in
tuberculosis continues to be the connection with patients and ex_
number one pUblie health menace 'patients of Reck San cost $390.
in Canada, Di'', William Sharpe, More than 1,000 persons received
superintendent of Beck Sanatori, free X-rays at hospitals in Sea
urn told members of the Huron forth, Goderich, Exeter, Wingnam
County Tuberculosis Association. and Clinton, at a cost of $3,320,
The occasion was theannual meet-
ing of the association which fol-
lowed dinner in Armstrong's Rest-
aurant, Exeter, on Monday even-
ing, April 27.
The, danger in the disease is
the apathy with which it is re-
garded by the public, TB kills
more people that the total of all
other infectious diseases, with the
exception of influenza. Although
the death rate has decreased, there
are almost as many admissions
today to sanatoriums as in the
past, At the moment, admissions
are at the rate of ten •per day in
Ontario, Dr, Sharpe said.
The speaker placed emphasis on
the necessity of continued testing
as a means of prevention. Recent
trends in planning programs of TB
prevention give tnhercular testing
an important place, he said. It is
clear that if the entire population
were given a tubercular skin test,
Some 30 percent would show in-
fection, although in only five per-
cent would the disease become ap-
parent.
The well-attended meeting heard
reports indicating progress` made
by the association during the past
year. A grant of $5,000 was giv-
en Goderich Hospital and rehabili-
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Pow6II-Jervis Wedding