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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-03-10, Page 7VOTE "YES" ON ALL THREE QUESTIONS ON MARCH 23 LIQUOR LICENCE ACT VOTE Published by the Clinton Citizens Local Option Revision Committee • FREE 28 Day Supply (28.TABLET0) WITH EACH 144 -TABLET BOTTLE AT REGULAR PRICE $7.98 SUPER PLENAMINS 9 Vitamins 12 Minerals In Each Daily Tablet Including. IRON, LIVER and VITAMIN! B12 FREE 14 Day Supply WITH EACH 72 TABLET BOTTLE AT REGULAR PRICE $4.98 FREE )2 Day Supply :2-1 oz. BOTTLES WITH EACI4 18 oz. BOTTLE ' AT REGULAR PRICE $6.98 SUPER • PLENAMINS JUNIOR LIQUID Balanced Vitamin Mineral Formula For All Children Up To 12 "Tastes So Good They Won't Know It's Good For Them". FREE 6 Day Supply 1-1 oz. BOTTLE WITH EACH 8 oz. BOTTLE AT REGULAR PRICE $3.98 vtidommaimmilw volommok SEE HAND BILLS FOR OTHER BIG SAVINGS REXALL A.SA-REX TABLETS REG, $2.79 VALUE 500 TABLETS Only $1.29 ELKAYS MOTH CRYSTALS REG, 69c A TN 2 TINS Only $1.19 Other Savings On DEODORANTS, TOOTH BRUSHES, ADHESIVES, TONICS, TOOTH PASTE, STATIONERY* BALL POINT PENS, ETC. NEWEOMBE hammy CLINTON PHONE HU 2.9511 Thursday, March 10, 19.4.0. Hilton NOWs-Record POge 7' sok% Back in 1909 Above is Karen Schefter, modeling the uniform of the . Guide Captain of 1909, There. was •a satin strip around the bottom of the skirt. High but. ton shoes were the style. At right, is Lloy Ann Ruther- ford showing the uniform of a later Girl Guide, sometime be- fore the modern one-piece uni- form was devised. scribed this tour for this story, ex- plained some interesting facts: ;the salt is at 80 degrees fahrenheit at the level the mining is done. Ven- tilation is by an air tube, three feet in diameter. The layer of salt it 75 feet thick. 0 Ontario Street WMS Regul4r Meeting The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of Ontario Street United Ch- urch met in the church parlour Tuesday afternoon. President, Mrs. Brock Olde presided. 3VIrs. E. Radford was at the piano. In the• absence of the secretary Mrs. Mills, the secretary's report was read by Mrs. M, Crich. Mrs, J. B. Lavis gave the treas- urer's statement and expense fund secretary, Mrs. A, J. McMurray gave her report. 'Roll call was an- swered by repeating a Proverb. Mrs. Roy Plumsteel conducted the worship service, her theme be- ing, "Too busy for prayer." Mrs. M. Aiken, Mrs. H. Trewar- tha, Miss E, Plumsteel, Miss E. Wiltse, Miss S. Courtice and Mrs, J. B. Lavis sang that beautiful hymn, "Sweet Hour of Prayer." Miss E. Plumsteel contributed a reading "The little • old country church." Miss E. Wiltse and Miss S. Courtice very ably took the study book, "Northern Rhodesia," which proved very interesting. Magistrates Stern With Offenders Big Fines Under LCA In magistrate's court in Exeter last week, Robert Carrick, Gode- rich, was fined $100 and costs and his licence was suspended for six months, following conviction of careless driving in the highway death of 13-year-old Marie An- nette Masse, on Highway 21. Magistrate A. F. Cook levied the fine. qHe also imposed $10 and costs the minimum fines for possession of alcohol in a place other than their residence, to ten persons, under the Liquor Control Act. In- cluded were Barry Wilson, RR 3, Clinton; Daniel V. Shanahan, RR 1, Clinton. Minimum fines were levied in order to give Huron per- sons an opportunity to realize the change in law under Which they now are governed. • I rout illn Boys You TOO WILL TELL.-- THAT YOUR WHEN MU NEN WE FILL Y.OUR MIIAV OUR ITSOMpic euEL' CITIES SERVICE Sill I t, ttiWICE IS OUR NMODLE NAME JACK en torTON POII. ERYTHI1\TG IN IS PETROLEUM it 2-9653 CLINTON EintS SERVICt Church Directory CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: JOHN AGULIAN, B.Th,. 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship "The Church Against The World" 1 3.00 p.m.-Children's Service-World's Day of Prayer A Cordial Welcome to All Baptist Church Scene of Day of Prayer Service for Women of District Churches The Women's World. Da .of Prayer Service in the Baptist Ch. arch on March 4 was. well attend- ed, Mrs.. V, Townsend presided, gs- sisted by representatives from the various churches in the community, Mrs, E.. Radford played quiet xriu- sic as the ladies assembled, A 1*.adies quintet from the Christian .Reforrned Church favoured with .special music, Mrs, (Rev,) A. McKim, introduc- ed the guest speaker, Mrs, C. Me- Laren, wife of the Protestant chaplain at RCAF Station, ton. ' Mrs, IVfcLanen in her message st, ated that on the fourth of March the world round, different groups pif women of every race and creed would be worshipping, making '`a bond of fellowship and prayer; and that it was •a privilege to pray. Musicians and artists must practice at their work, so Christ- iana must be faithful in the prae- Turner-Rathwell Brucefield United Church,' ,dec- nrated, with yellow chrysanthe- mums was the scene on Saturday, Febrnary 27, 1960, for .the mar. riage of Jean Elizabeth, eldest daughter of. Mr.. and D'Arcy Rathwell, Brumfield to Floyd El- Men Turner, Varna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turner, Varna, The Rev. Pr. D. A. MacKenzie, Bruce- field, conducted the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore floor-length crystalette over lace, with boat neckline, studded with seed pearls and sequins, and 'lily point sleev- es. A matching halo of pearls and irridescent sequins formed her head piece. • She carried a white Bible crested with reCrose buds and white satin streamers. Maid of honour was Miss Elaine Ball, Clinton in aqua crystalette in street length, with yellow 'mums, white net, and white bows. Miss Ruth Turner, Varna, was bridesmaid, dressed similarly to the maid of honour, - - Miss Patsy Rathwell, Brucefield, sister of, the bride, was junior bridesmaid, in yellow dress, carry.. ing white 'mums, with aqua net and white bows. Flowergirls were Nancy- Gibbing*, Minden, qousin of the bride and Janice Turner, Var- na, sister of the groom. They wore white nylon, trimmed with scarlet lace and'-both carried yel- low 'mums. s Wayne McBride, Kipeen was groomsman and ushers were Ger- ald Rathwell, Brucefield, brother of the bride and Jim Love. - Miss Kathleen Rathwell, Kitch- ener, played traditional wedding music on the church organ, and ac- companied Mrs. Ruth Knox, Clists ton who sang the "Wedding Pray= er" and during the signing of the register, "Because". FM' a reception which followed in the church parlour, the bride's, mother received in street-length navy With white accessories and a corsage. of pink carnations. The groom's mother assisted in street- length navy with white accessor- ies and corsage of pink carnations. Decorations in the parlour were yellow 'mums, with white and aqua streamers. For travelling the bride donned a red dress, a black coat With white accessories and a white cor- sage. Following a wedding trip to Kentucky, U.S.A., the young couple are living in Clinton on Rattenbury Street. Mr. Turner is employed with the Robert Bell Industries at Sea- forth, and his bride is employed with the Bell Telephone •Company of Canada, Clinton. To provide emergency assistance in a hurry the Canadian Red Cross warehouses relief supplies in- France, Switzerland and Turkey. .11111•111111111111111011111111111•11t, 1.1,Ce of prayer, Christ has no hands but our hands, to. do His work to- day, "We can be Workers together with God in our homes, our - churches and in our community, if we but ask Cod's. guicianee?' On March 3 the C.C.4.T.T, of Ont- ario Street United -Church held girls service wader the leadership of Mrs. Carmen McPherson, when some 15 girls took part in a ser- vice of worship, specially prepared for the World Pay, of Prayer. Then on Sunday afternoon, March 6; a children's service, for the World Day of Prayer was held in the Baptist church, with. Mrs. M. Lobb presiding and Mrs G. Grant at the piano. Special music was given by the junior choir and a missionary litter was read by Mrs. Clifford. The children's ser- vice originated last year, and this was a first venture for Clinton in this regard., The committee. in charge of the World Day of Prayer, arrange- meats wish to thank all who part- icipated in the program and all others who gave -announcements of this-event," About 45 members of the Men's Club of Wesley-Willis United Ch- urch travelled to Goderich on Mon- day night; March 7 for a two- hour tour of the Sifto Salt Mine. After visiting the surface work- ings, they went •clown 1,$60 feet (more than one-third of a mile) to the'leVerat which the salt is min- ed. Since the mine was only begun last summer, the work has not progressed very far in any direc- tion, although several branches are being developed. The touring group saw the miners at work drilling and blasting with dyna- mite. Heavy trucks and'equipment us- ed at-the mining level, were taken down in parts, and assembled there. The chunks of salt were brought up to the surface and put through sieves, and crushed, sep- arating the salt from the rock. Conveyor belts are used to load railway cars (60 -tons in 15 min- utes) and direct :into the holds of boats. ' Tours of 30 to 40 persons can be arranged. Each person is is- sued with cotton coats and brown helmets to "wear in the mine. Gordon W. Cuninghame who de- Buy Car Licence-7- last Day Is Tuesday, March 15 Motorists should renew their .drivers' licences and plates for 1960 immediately, said Lloyd Butler, Department of Transport agent here.• With only five days left tin the deadline of March 16, the inevitable result Of putting it off will mean standing in long lineups in 'the last few days be- fore.the expiry date. Today in Clinton, the sale of permits is down 25 percent from last year. This time, a year ago, 4,200 drivers' licences and regis- tration plates were purchased. Thisn year 'only 3,300 have been sold. There will be no extension of the expiry date beyond March 16. Lloyd Butler reports that suffic- ient staff is ` available to handle the issuing of permits quickly, at the Departinbrit of Transport ag- ency at Clinton. The office is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, Motor vehicle dwners applying for plates must bring With them, their liability insurance certifi- cate; to avoid paying the $5 fee. They are also reminded, that a policy for fire, theft and collision is not liability insurance, Goderich Harbour Dredging Plans Announced by MP LOBA Continues Its Fund Raising Programs for Hall The Huron Lodge No. 877 of 'the Ladies Orange Benevolent Assecia, tion held its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 8 .with 15 mem- bers present. Plans were made for a draw to be held at the annual birthday party on May 24. Ticket committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Clayton liodgins„ It was decided to have a committee to buy all card party prizes, this committee to be Mr, and Mrs, Alex lVielViich- eel. • Torn Beeves gave an excellent report on the building and finan- cial status. The., bazaar was dis- cussed and it was decided to leave it over to early fall and probably hold it in the new hail, thus in- eluding an opening tea. AleX McMichael reported on the dance for Friday, March 11 with Slim Boucher and the Golden. Prairie Cowboys, proceeds for the building fund, The card par- ty to be held on Tuesday, March 15 with the four LOBA men mem- bers in charge. Special draws are being planned. now be aware that the Act Is m effect. "I think the press has giv- en rather wide notice of the im- position oe these penalties, so everyone knows what they are," said Mr. Hays, "and there is such a large number coming in, the courts will have to raise the fine substantially," Included in recent fines levied in the county town was $100 and costs to Ernest DasT, Goderich, for having liquor unlawfully pur- chased, $100 and costa fine was levied against Kenneth. John Bur- chill, 19, Seaforth, charged with possession of liquor without a per- mit, Then since he was under age to purchase legally, he was invit- ed to tell Of where he' got the liquor. Under the Act persons Gelling to minors are liable to fines up to $500, Russell M. Peckitt, 23, Landes- born, paid $15 and costs for "hav- ing'". gay Pepper, Stanley Town- ship, paid a sinillat fine. John F, Sears, 26, tagged twice by pro- vincial police for "having" in the Auburn area, on February 13 and 14, tWa hours and 20 minutes apart. The first lot of beer had been seized, and more was acquit.- 4C1 in short order. He Was fined $15 and cost,* on the first charge and $75 and costs for the second Personals Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClinchey, 10 William, Street, returned last Wednesday from a three-week's vacation at Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnston and Kerry, Toronto, spent the Ettiteb Cijurch REV. J. A. McKIM, B.A. MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNIE. Choir Director Sunday, March 13 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship Nursing Service for babies and young children. 12.15 p.m.-Sunday School and Bible Class 7.30 p.m.-Study Service IIOLMESVILLE 1.30 p.m.-Worship Service 2.30 p.m.-Sunday School Let us use the Lord's Day to strengthen our Christian Faith Christian Reformed . Church Everyone Welcome Sunday, March 13 10.00 aan.-Service in English • 2.30 p.m.-Service in Dutch Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON 141.1M•IMOMIOIMMIN Chriklans gathered in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt, 18: 20) meeting in the above ha invite you to come and hear the SERVICE 11.00 a.m.-Breaking Bread 3.00 p.m,--Sunday School 7.00 p.m.-Preaching the Gospel 8.00 p.m.-Wedneaday- Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.0,C. Victoria Street Clinton H. KEN'DRICK, Pastor Friday, March 11- 8.00 p.m.-Christ's Ambassadors: Sunday, March 13- 10.00 aan,-Sunday School 11.00 a.ra.-Mcdrning Worship 7,30 pan,-Gospel Service Wednesday, IVfarch 16- 8.00 p.m.-Regular Prayer and Bible Study Service, A Special Welcome Awaits You Mr. and Mrs. H. McCartney. weekend at their parent's home, Mrs. W. H. Murphy and Miss Elaine Sims, Winnipeg, Man., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. McCart- ney, also Clinton Goderich friends. Michael MurpKtArva, spent the weekend with.; his grandpars ents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Welsh, Rattenbury Street, ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE, B.A.. Minister MRS. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, March 13 9.45 a.m.-Church School, for all classes 10.45 a.m.-Morning Worship. Subject of Meditation: "They Preached, As They Were Able To Hear" We Welcome An Worshippers ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's - Clinton REV. C. S. ENDER, Rector SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT Sunday, March 13 8.30 a.m.-Holy Communion 11,00 a,m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon 7,00 p.m.-Evening Prayer Wednesdays In Lent 7.15 ann.-Holy Communion 10.30 a.m.-Holy Communion 8.00 p.m.-Study Period-Africa Tues. Mar. 15-St. Paul's WA, meeting at Mrs. T. Herman's home, at 2.45 p.m. . • BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH REV. I. BODENHAM Sunday, Ittarch 13 10.00 ann.-Sunday School 11.00 a,m.-Morning Worship "More Precious Than Gold" 7.30 p.m.-Evening Service "Three Great Questions" Wed., 8 pan.-Prayer Meeting You are cordially invited to these services, Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLLN/TON Sunday, March 13 9.45 a.m.-Worship Service 11.00 a.m.-Sunday School 7.30 p.m.-Gospel Service Guest speaker: Mr. Archie Fields, Arkona Tuesday, 8 p.m.-Prayer and Study, ALL WELCOME Girl From-Granton Will Represent OntariO It was announced today that :Miss Doreen Brock, RR 1, Gran- -ton has been selected to represent 'Ontario at the National 4-H Con- ference to he held in Washing- Modeling Some Guide Uniforms Modeling what the proper Girl Guide wore in 1909, is Carol Thompson, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duff Thompson. The staff was standard equipment. At the right, is Etna Wonch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wonch, wearing the uniform of the present day Clinton Girl Guide, ton, D.C., on April 23 to 29, 1960. The Canadian delegation includ- es a repreientative from each of the ten provinces. Delegates are selected after consideration has been made of, their 4-H experience, ability to speak, in public, execu- tive positions held and participa- tion in community activities. Word was received in Gode- rich from L. Elston Cardiff, MP for Huron, that the Department of Public Works was planning expen- ditures of $133,000 on harbour improvements during 1960-61. This includes dredging the inner harbour, $106,000 and walls and guard rail, $27,000.. It is intended to dredge the inner harbour and that portion of Ship Island which is not solid rock, to a depth of 23 feet After that is, completed they plan to make an estimate of the cost of removing Wild rock above the grade of 23 feet and considera- tion will be given to that in the future. The item for walls and guard rails covers the erection of a steel sheet pile horizontal Wall on the structures constructed of steel sheet piling and a steel guard rail along the top faces of all structur-, es Used by vehicular traffic. Mr. Cardiff notes that this Work along with $70,168.87 to be spent at Bayfield, will Mean a total of $203,168.8'7 to be spent in Huron if County this year and next, Wesley-Willis Men's Club Tout Salt Mine, See Method of Blasting and Drilling Jill In Goderich Magistrate Glenn Goapel, the old, old story of Jesus Hays is levying larger fines, stat- and His Love, ing that he feels the public should, Order of meetings on Lord's day as follows: et. a ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH • "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" rastot-auv, GRANT =LTA, 11.)i, 9.45 a.m.-Stinday School 11,00 ant-Morning Service 7,30 pan,-vening Chapel Service. Turner's Church AIL n 5' 2.00 p.M.-Church Service 3.00 pan.--Outalay School