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c_ y w, n. na NEW ERA rd YEAR i+
AFTER WEEKS OF SLOW BETHE
- -' ENE - �--.-^ . ,., " .
GTA vote
the
py a xrr! lona f have
No 45 --The � l',, ass � Paper With the News CLINTON,
gotten into high ,gear No -, ,� p-- �_ _ __ _ »- ..� ...•
- Health'' eel
subject is 'being talked over as i
orces
much , nor with less kixow- _.10
ledge of facts . Mayor 4, a
.'
VETE ATTENDED THE Warden's
banquet in the county town last ■ Retiremen week and it Sin g 16'
was mentioned there inta
No wonder the people in��
Goderich are punning and work- I
Ing for revocation of the CTA_ , Announcement by rt syor Burt- Supplies fpr a number of years, Changes .
Their drinking water is such that on Stanley at the c(1 31l meeting has decided that with a new firm
they would prefer buying some- on Monday night of sl s intention owning the business, lie should put John Sire
thong else to drink , , , „ to withdraw -from rr :t icipal poli- his job first, and at least for this planning oto.:
tics and'• also frbm hi € roeery and year, refrain from accepting a ken in op
THE THRIVING MOVEMENT of butcher shop busixw mme as a post on council which might take I
Guides and Brownies has. gone surprise and shock councillors his time. Mr. Dale has been on of ground c :
beyond all expectations ... with and observers, council for four years. Instead k.
nearly 70 girls in the Guide group, Mr, Stanley has k : +r active in Councillor Royce Macaulay, a with part b
alone . The great need of the the work of the ce. `,u lunity for first year man on council, faceswill be oris
Guides (which are sponsored 'by seven years, serviri , councillor, changes in the management of his houses. F•oi
the Legion) is for ladies to as- four years as reeve, lit -1 one year firm, Ball -Macaulay Ltd., and land was nt
list in the supervising of their as mayor. He has of • °.,F ted a suc- finds lie has less time to devote that •a beat
meetings... Any volunteers forcessful butcher and t +( awry store to Gown affairs. be gotten.
this task will be welcomed by on Queen Street ft about 1'1 Speak 'ta this matter, Mr, buildings.
Guide Captain Mrs. *Bud Graham. years, employing a ' i ^ge staff, Macaulay congratulated the may -
supplying produce al e Service to or, reeve and councillor Bridle for No satish
ALSO OF IMPORTANCE is the his customers. i the many hours they -had given ceived for ti
need for a Ladies Auxiliary to His intention is. to a 11 out his the town. He said "more and more ned. Tender; i
the Guides and Brownies , , stock in. the store` e1.'•c, hospital we need a town manager -•--some- on the vow.
Clanton is one of the few towns for surgery, and �ti1<!Ki with his one who would be responsible and ed that wax not to have the advantage of wife, to travel to 7.o•=°.da for a p'a'id well enough to warrant him early in Deo
this type of :auxiliary group . winter's holiday. taking some of the work off the
ffit Unionn a
oemer 13,
, �i i�1 e
Mothers of Guides and Brownies
Voicing :skein intend r i at this,
shoulders of council. Many men
be to
t
are particularly requested to take
the final council mer i'i g before
would able take one or two
ee�i
Part . . . but anyone interested!
nomination day on Ns .. i mber 26,
it, a week, to give to the town,
highways and road a
wall be welcomed heartily ... An
organizational meeting for this
there were three cows a;i ,fors also
stating they intended ti, ` rithdraw.
but cannot take time off during
the day from their own work forAb'
i i
in
purpose will be held on Monday
Councillor George Ru iii all who
that purpose.
a
evening, November 16, in the Le,
goon Hall ..
is continuing to reevy . it- from
injuries received in +2 o summer,
"If tine ratepayers would stop
and think what is being done for
B KIII&I
H remarked h
He k that the idea of
will not be able to ea -'ter on the
them: they would not be so quick
line on the paveme
LAST MINUTE DISCOURAGE-
menrt was the fate of the Legion
work,
Councillor Edward who
to criticize."
Councillor Herbert Bridle said
In keeping I:
leaders this week when they look-
_)ale,
has worked for Leslie 17 Al Auto
(Continued on Page Twelve)
of Kinsmen,
mate civic '
ed over the bronze plaques on
the post office bearing the nam
_____ ��
field brought in the report of the
{;
men Club of,
es of those fallen in the two world
wars . . Apparently during thea
e m e ra rq?
to sponsor U
Dale Cam:
Clinton. a
last painting job at the post of-
,�e
p
highway 4 (Victorl
To t
30 personas ry
face, green paint was dribbled
quite liberally over the metal pla-
ques ... Soap and water was ofExe#er
MiIAtPresidentbe
.�
An organiv,,c
held next
no brushes
presented in this
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,
20
use . . . steel just
pressed sympathy ;'
The Week's Weather
beginning; i ,
made ugly marks which looked al-
when the white pal
1959 1958
Legion Memr,
most worse than the paint
Howard Pym, Exetea vas re-
The Rev. Keith MacMillan,
reet. This is. ;
The smaller plate, bearing the
elected president of ' l•,t Huron
Burlington, was the guest speaker.
training in eff
names of those who fell in .the see-
County Temperance FF-r'f :tion at
That town has just been success-
dership skills
and war .... was taken down, and
the annual meeting h ir, Ont-
fun an winning a vote brought on
tions which ha
at the Legion Hall was given a
aria Street United Cr a ••h here
to gain, permission, for liquor loun-
and success,
thorough cleaning . But the
Tuesday night.
ges, Mr. MacMillan commented
Since this is
bigger one was 'a problem ... We
All officers were ap oli. ted un-
that there is a trend against liqu-
ganization with
understand it weighs about 500
animously, and includ•:: aonour-
or—more places have won a vote
in all of the in
pounds and arrangements could
any president, Franh : Iowson,
.for the "dry" side in the last year
ada and -the 1
not be made to .have it down , ..
Wingham; vice-presideant; , Roy
than he could recall ever before.
many of the sr
So equipped with all materials
Cousins, Brussels; Harry 1' affman,
Temperance people, he went on,
:
nal arrangeme ,, . u
needed the Legionaires wenn at
Dashwood; Donald h erbart,
used to be considered fanatics,
travellers and
the job Monday night under lights
Goderich and C. M. 1�• -ertson,
"but we can go out now with
instance, if yc
. The result Remembrance Day
Goderich; Mrs. Nelson. rewar-
scientific facts to present.,?course
and tit, '
morning was at least a clean
tha, Clinton, secretary a;i 1 Fred
in Huron County there are 750
in Florida, you
plaque, although there was a cer-
unevenness due to the ondi
twin Line condi-
McClymont, Varna, tie:Fki er. H.
...
Gordon Manning, Cli i i will
o M g, c ,
alcoholics per 100,000 papulation,
tend classes the. .
tion ur�derW_,llicia ,the,job was, done
,
continue to produce 1xsE + 'voice
continue
the lowest of any county yet stir-
, ,
ve ed by the Alcoholism Research
weeks, pick y,
left off, without
It was cold Monday night ...
*
of temperance' a reader-t;� pe ad-
vertisement which is i
Foundation. Ontario, he said has
course lasts for,
IN THE STORES throughout the
Ia .,)sashed
periodically by the Fecg is i ion in
5,000 new alcoholics: per year. He
said there were more persons ad-
r
community you will find an hour=
all of the weekly new r; I ers in
mitted to mental institutions now
arbou f°cir ,, '
glass container in which to give
the County of Huron
than ever before, due to alcohol.
•l,
your cont7ri'bution to the muscular
At the suggestion of i c l• x�ri P.
To Toronto;
dystrophy fund . . This camp-
Watson, Brucefield, a coir:uittee
"The 'wet' interests have to
aign is conducted locally by the
was established on law ,dorce-
bribe people to work for them,"
When the Hai
Kinsmen Club of Clinton ... your
ment land legislation aT ,,lows:
said the minister, "In Burlington
;
Choir, Goderlch,
assistiance will be welcomed .
Elgin McKinley, Zurich; if , o Rev
of $ a
g ay. people 5 d , and ten cents
,
Hall, , 'Toronto ort
This is the fund supported by Gus
"Boom
Dr. J. A. Semple, Eg:naa .lville;
a name for getting the petition
;
ember 7, three 17,-
.
Ryder and -Boom" Geof-
H. G. Manning, Frank J , �wson
ready. They used deception in
,•
took-
tank part: i.
frion ...
and Robert Southcott, Exea *
getting deputy returning officers
nandr.
erY. Irwin and
d I
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and scrutineers paying them $10
Seven New Members Jain Lions ClP,,1 V-
Nelson Hill- Officiates At Initiation
The largest number to beinitiat-
ed
itat-
ed into the Clinton Lions Club in
many years were initiated and in-
structed in Ldonism by Internation-
al Counsellor Sheriff Nelson Hill,
Goderich Mr. also officiated
at the charter night of Clanton
Lions Club in 1936.
The new members are Maynard
Corrie, operator Red and White
Groceteria at Station -
RCAF S foam Clin
ton• Fred Hulls, owner -manager of
the two-year-old Ba g
y Bayfield -Clinton
Golf Course; Duff 'Thompson,
salesman for The Hearn Whole-
sale ' Ltd., Clinton; George Baird,
contractor, Clinton; Flying Officer
J. M. MacDonnell and Flight
Lieutenant Allan White, both at
RCAF Station Clinton.
Jack Van -Dyne, manager of
Steadman's, Clinton, has trans-
ferred his membership from the
Gravenhurst Lions Club to Clin-
ton Lions.
In his remark's Mr. Hill remind-
ed the new Lions of the past good
record of Clinton Lions and out-
lined to each their duties as a
Lion. He read to them, in part,
the Lions Code of Ethics. Presi-
dent E. Beecher Menzies welcom-
ed the new members and present-
ed each with his Lions it+J,+, pin.
A feature of the meet iri'; was
the .Presentation of 20 -yea mon-
arch chevrons to Lorne a rowii
.and "Red" Garon; 15-yea3 1 : vron
to George Beattie and ..4 : • =sir
chevrons to William Mcrloi: �a}'Id
Orville Engelstad.
Quests at the meeting were
Terry Carter, vice-prh .,'pi it of
' Clinton Public School, .•.nd .ai.ic
Anderson, Toronto, a p 'aiic vela -
tions officer who is in thi,, c.v :xiet
as an advisor to the Hue en Citi-
lens Legal Control Comrw!-w He
was introduced by "Red a, • a, on,
who is the local chairmp . o,° this
group, which is sponsoring eh., re-
peal of the Canada Te9npor i nce
Act.
Another guest was I•iov. Bill
Young, past president of ,lhi Ilan
West Lions Club and napreiaant-
ative of a Western OntalPi d at.il••
lei:y. He showed two enteri,dn-
ing films, Mr. Young ww,.,
duced by John S. Parker.
Next meeting on Novei .iei 24
will be the official visit of, I,a.st-
rict Governor Harold Fw-i `ci' of
Barrie.
The club's annual Ladies 14 11;111:
is being planned for Deccnoe 8.
a day, and offering another $10
The occasion wa
when choirs from,
a day if the vote went 'wet'. This
agora, Taranto, L
I believe is a violation of the
is and Clevel;ar.,
spirit of the law, if not of the
voices.
word of the law. The 'wet' side
the parking tat at Iehin Clinton,
cannot be, _ :'spriest, for if they
highways and road a
were they would get nowhere. In
3
Burlington the dry side had bun-
C I
dreds of volunteers,"
i
ootl
B e ers are everywhere,
etthick-
a
said Mr. McMillan, and are
i ruse ield Boy makes
er where there are more outlets.
G, W Nott fa '1
,
H remarked h
He k that the idea of
Clinton, requested
, tett r
Ing to control liquor trade was
line on the paveme
like trying to control a wild horse.
Bank corner, so i
He said amendments to the CTA
stop far enough b,:1
would probably be the best choice.
can make a safe ,
A solo was sung by Gordan
' 1
onto Albert Str
T e
. rner
Turner. Rev. S. Davison, Bruce-
Street. He also a.
field brought in the report of the
U Turn" re atia7t
nominating committee for the
,three streets1
chairman, Rev. H. C. Wilson, who
and High, all can,
was absent.
highway 4 (Victorl
The Rev, Grant L. Mills can.
Ing a hazard for f.
ducted the worship service prior
petition signed by
to the meeting.
presented in this
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Councillor Herber
pressed sympathy ;'
The Week's Weather
quests and promioa
when the white pal
1959 1958
again, and an the
High Low High Low
Nov. 5 65 54 54 39 I
pending approval t
of Highways, `
6 60 33 4.4 32
Reeve W. J. Mill,
7 36 30 4.8 30
lerbter from Donk
8 38 28 46 39
grid Murphy, Gode,.
9 45 28 47 38
big drainawge of tl
10 50 35 51 34
pr*perty. He note i
11. 52 37 50 34
had been taken by is
Rain; .35 hi. Rain: .73 in.
Community Credit Un
Ling its annual meeting
rish Hall Of St. ',Paul's
Church on Friday, No.
, beginning at 8 p.m,
,ation will be given the
declaring a dividend on
I savings, possibly in the
four percent, retroac-
:ober 1, 1958,
is been a slight revision
terest rates, due to the
pward trend. Effective
the rate will be 7112
,cent per month on the
lance. During the eight
Credit Union has operat-
iton, the rate has been
ialf of one percent per
the unpaid balance.
All be no change in the
gage rate of 7 percent
m, nor on the personal
of one percent per month,
neon Credit Union has
date, a total of $2,065.-
rnembers.
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e"en
lolice Report
' '
a"ge
axs damage occurred in
Hallowe'en night, ac -
H. Russel Thomp-
of the new street
posts were pulled out,
sere not damaged.
from the football
ton District Collegiate
we brought round to
the school. A dead
)ended from the, cross-
ord about three feet
attempt had been
t up a sign on the
Is was not apparently
•: r
i Tuesday morning, while y Bart -
Bull and Mutch Stor(r.
Harvey Coleman,
Y t
W. J. Marsh, 137 Joseph Street,
b'• Wilson, 19, RR 1, Clinton, was
stopp on Victoria Street, pre -
Clinton the lucky winner of
vas
ley Township, and di
;, •; :
the parking tat at Iehin Clinton,
and 1\211tch hardware store. 'Prizes
highways and road a
,.
3
able electric saw.
in addition Mr. Marsh's ticket
county council: was
was entered in a draw which took
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place In Toronto yesterday, No-
Tuesdayf he v
G* �
i ruse ield Boy makes
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Congratulations!
ceremony
y which op
Rodd 25, between B�'i.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGill, 45
The Huron County team for
Shipley Street, will be celebrating
judging Live Stock at the Royal
�f
Winter Fair will be niade up of
Saturday, November 7. They are
The eremon tool
C Y
holding; open. house In the after-
Broadfoot, Ilruceflrld awl ilrnald
noon acrd will be home to their
qouth limits o. Blyth
�?
compete next Thursday, Nov. 12,
section of the count
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,y
,
Highway 4. N. E. T�
.�.: •,�,
1
ford, of the Departy
: s� �, ••{
f
ways, officiated. Th(-
Y ,
:Ys
road wereprepared
hot mix laid this yep
c. ;<�;;• $
mated cost of $80,0 .
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�f
This opening clip,
the largest road. Xa,t
undertakeli in Huro•
Six New Lions Initiated into 0,i nton Club
milli ron LlW. I3ritnel
mill:pllars ward!
Clinton Lioris Club gained six new members in ov, :nitiation ceremony
at Tuesday
Carried out 'in 1.9,59
with roads, and, incl
evenings dinner meeting _in St, haul's Parish Hall, r ; c;t;: the left they are:
Maynard
Molle foil bridle can
Corrier Duff Thompson, Allan Whitey International (�Gaa;iw. ellrit' Nelsen !-till, Goderich,
inLtnotLng officer`; Fred Hulls, J. M, a Donnell and Gtsit,;e laird. (News -record Pholoi
greatest outlay war
overpass bridge nein ,
Cast abau.t $1.04,000.
alarm sounded an
).bout $ . pm., but
s o an "disappeared.
a particular damage
village—but dozens
ere atbroad in their
as
---- o•—
sle Left
let's Chum
ants of the home of
delict Doane, Joseph
connoissers of early
dishes, etc„ to the
ere good, and, auc-
`t Elliott reports a
ation,
*vas the last of the
y
here
: which came i .
i, Mass. She was
` ry 7, 1860, the dau-
'prague Doane. Her
sect descendant of
Doane, who carne
T
land to yIassach-
g
sters known here
,'milY and Maude.
iff. Shaw was their
Lee
I Cour
aster, RCAF Sta-
!aded guilty to a
is driving in court
einnoon here, and
of $10 and costs
1). E. Holmes,
Lick a hydro pole
f Townsend and
)n the evening of
attsing $350 dam -
and about $100
.,le.
ars, Victoria St.,
costs on a charge
lxer car too clos-
iweiler,'16, RR 2,
1 $5 and costs for
ise nutrtber ob-
ler the criminal
to dumb animals
lady living in St,
as laid over tc
er 17. Her nelgh•
lainant.
X, It. Porter, RF
wat'.ed their 2711
'sary last Frida;
of Mr. and Mrs
Ilerlsall. Othe:
and Mrs. Glen
Mrs. Gordon Cole
and. Mips. Ec
sort, all of Zurael
the Hallowe'e:
tewater Dancelam
Porter won fh's
Last dressed couple
HSSA Jr. Grids Volleyball Chomps
Junior Volleyball champions of North Huron Secondary Schools Association is this.
CDCs team. Back row, from left, Sharon Gray, Janet Batkin, Elaine E' -own, Elaine Alex-
ander, Barbara Ladd; second row, Nancy MacDonald, Barbara Yeo, Mc, y Jean Colquhoun
(captain), Rosemary MacDonald, Theresa Goldsworthy; front row, Kay: Carter and Pat
Horbanuik. The team defeated both Goderich and Seaforth in two st 'iight games, and
after one loss to Wingham, came from behind in the third game, wh in the score was
11-0 against them, to win from the northern town with a close scorc of 16-14. Their
coach, Mrs. A, J. (Jean) Webb reports 'that the team is entered in \A OSSA,
(Wingham Advo°ice Times Photo)
�i�,
.arly Copye llns Are
Set Back
We must appeal again for early
opy for the News -Record. This
reek a change has been made atI
he Post Office, and the rural mail
arriers are leaving the office with
he mail at 10 a.m. instead of the
.ccustomed hour of one o'clock in
he afternoon.
This change necessitates the
ompletion of printing of the
dews -Record on Wednesday night,
a order to have the papers in the
lost office in time to be sorted.
We must have news items early,
y noon on Wednesday if at all
iossible, There is no guarantee
hat they will get in the paper, if
he vel later than that.
Y are received
Part of the News -Record is
arinted on Tuesday. This week a
!otiee of the Clintonian Club was
arinted in the early part of the
cress run. Then Wednesday morn -
erg a change was 'phoned in. We
were unable to make the change.
(The notice stated that the meet -
ng would be at, the home of one
af• the members. This is incorrect,
Che Clint:onian Club will meet Ili
he Town Hall at 2.90 pan. Novemx
)er 11).
Don Lobb Wffl$ $50
Donald Lobb a second year stu
tent at Western Ontario Agricul-
.ural .School at Ridgetown has
peen awarded the W. G. Thomp-
son prize of $50 for best school
:itizen on popular vote of the staff
and students at the school,
He is also the one student from
.he school to receive the $50 schol-
irship awarded by the Junior
[rarmers' Association of O11tar10,
Phis was based on his year's work
it school., his 4-H activities and
?articipation in Junior Farmor
work..
Degree In Music :r
By Popular Clinton Girl
Miss Doris Johnston, third dau- Zurich; Bei iie McKinley, Brant.
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ford; Louis D. Thompson, Brus.
Johnston, RR 5, Clinton, received sels; David Brewster, St. Thomas..
her degree as Associate in Music Miss John ;ton will be married
at convocation hall, University of November i to Berne McKinley,,
Western Ontario, last Saturday. son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mc -
Attending the graduation were Kinley, RR, 1, Zurich, and the
her parents, her sister Joan, Miss young coup] . will live at Brant -
Marilyn Johnston, Walton; Miss ford, where Doris intends teaching
Carol Pepper, _RR 3, Seaforth; music privately. Berne is employ -
Mrs. William Dennis, Walton; ed with the 1".e11 Telephone Comp -
Mrs. David Hackwell, St. Marys; any of Caru%la.
Mr, and. Mrs. Elgin McKinley, Brought urn on a farm near Wal-
ton, five mil t, .rom Brussels, Doris
.attended W
a on public school,
and
Seaforth Dis ict High School. Th
e
family movc, o ClintonCntonwhen her
fattier, an or. -warden of Huron
s County and ihairman of the Hu-
! w :dna E• �, ran Co -opera lve Medical Associa-
� t tion, was a. pointed . manager of
the Huron Ca,=rots Home.
r a Doris has , +i,ee sisters, Mrs. Jim
Armstrong i,',,=ona), Mrs, Grant
3 r.
4
'
Mc , t and Joan a stud -
McLean an
LIe.
� h
I•
ent at CDCT
Following (. to year in collegiate
here, Dori; si a•. cialized in music at
Alma Calle,. St. Thomas. Last
year she waa:t music supervisor at
the dependen t s ,,chool, RCAF Sta-
�' 1 ya tion Centralla.n, and taught sam=,,
Axa e ` t i pupils privab:.ly.
Early .intevest in music led her
..... .
,
to play in, Brussels Boys and
#a t x Girls Bawl, s all of her sisters
did, and ural; the London 13WS
and Girls Bs A. C. Robinson.
was bandrnas,;o of both groups,
sso'f1iate In Music She excels 1;1. the marimba, •alto
horn, cornet ;Ad trombone, and
® has 13 me(lai of gold, silver and
r t ODimagP ne bronze won i. the Waterloo and
London Band Testivals and at the
'w �a Ah dr en � � Canadian so sinal Exhibition.
° I Doris also r l s,s certificates won.
About $500 damage was done from the Fl.,'r.n County music
festival an(1 ethers, enough to
Monday evenilig during the snow- paper a wall,'' :the says. Also she
storm when cars drir;en by Chris- (Continue( on Page Seven)
Main Boehmig, Bayfi(gd and Glen _ _ ___
E, Price, RR 2, Clinton, both 34
years old, collided at t,hc inter-
section of Huron and Orango Sts.
i,ns DirVIN Held By
i Tuesday morning, while y Bart -
Bull and Mutch Stor(r.
) liffs Bakery truck drive=n by liaxrry
W. J. Marsh, 137 Joseph Street,
b'• Wilson, 19, RR 1, Clinton, was
stopp on Victoria Street, pre -
Clinton the lucky winner of
vas
Yd
to make a left turn into
the (.raw just concluded by "Illparint,
the parking tat at Iehin Clinton,
and 1\211tch hardware store. 'Prizes
was struck Behind a r r
were a floor polisher and a part-
�' p
orris 9,
(.riven by Lorne Ray li(i; ,tett, 111,
g
able electric saw.
in addition Mr. Marsh's ticket
Blyth, Total damage was estiniatt-
ed at $600.
was entered in a draw which took
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place In Toronto yesterday, No-
vember 4, fora new Austin ear.
i ruse ield Boy makes
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Congratulations!
Royal Judging Team
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGill, 45
The Huron County team for
Shipley Street, will be celebrating
judging Live Stock at the Royal
their 45th wedding; anniversary on
Winter Fair will be niade up of
Saturday, November 7. They are
Ronald Smith, Brussels; Robert•,
holding; open. house In the after-
Broadfoot, Ilruceflrld awl ilrnald
noon acrd will be home to their
1.r'zgmpboll, Seaforth, `i`hoy will
frieridi> from 2 to 5 oclock.
compete next Thursday, Nov. 12,
W111 Ope,gators Are
Moving' 5 clinton
C,l.atige ave to the dial tele-
phone system at Goderich last
weekend autoi atically moved the
jobs of long Jistanee operators
ixere to the dii . exchange building
on Rattenbury ,street West.
Added to t 'l Bell Telephone -
Company's stn t' here are Mrs.
Ardell Bulek, Ass RPtty Alcock,
Mrs. Jean Fd' Pr, Mr= , V a 'y LOLL
1-Jelesic, Misr ,c, sten Hoffman, Miss
Ann Lansink, . '11,-s Kay w torrisan,
Miss Sylvia Pv erne and ;`vliss Bev.
Pruder.
Some of the o,1 erators have al*
ready moved t(. Clinton, and 6th«
ers .are planniril ',,o do so, bringing
their famllie&. l •. some cases with
{ therm,