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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-03-10, Page 11.$0147 4,eve,. :tiou.se,- Desists Offers Both Eye'Ai)peal and •*•••••••••• ,-•••••••••••:•-••••••••4^,—,*,","1",'"` r The attractiveness of a modern bungalow and the spaciousness of a two.siorty dwelling have been combined in the design of this three-bedroom splielevel house by architect R Whiteley of Don Mills. Constructed of frame and brick veneer, the house offers excellent separation of the living .and sleep- ing 'areas The study on the ground floor has a clothes closet and coulc1,_ serve as a fourth bedroom if sired The living room Provides plenty of: unbroken wall areas, per, milting various for furniture errarigirrieet The 'base, ment, which, extends below the bed. • roorns.'ebritains the laundry, storage and furnace rooms as WO as a recreation room The total floor area is 1,362 square feet and the exterior dimen- kions are 38 feet by 35 feet Wank. knolrawings for this house, known as Design .763, May be obtained from Central _Mortgage and Hous- ing. Corporation :at minimum cost. I tow. 1.101/111a/MINIMMINIMMINS 'A.•• KrtChtN DINING P4'r (I •*. r 0•$.4, Ai 4. STUDY LIVING Roost --1111111111116 NEWS Of KIPPEN • MIDDLETON ALWAYS .LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST HAROLVM. BLACK Phone HU 2-3873 -- James Street — Cunt . BUILDING and REMO-HUM REFERENCE LIST AFINWISsmOzlior • PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Carman F. Darrow PLASTERING CONTRACTOR and General Repair Estimates Gladly Given 139 QUEEN ST., CLINTON PHONE HU 2-7008 • HEAT, LIGHT and PLUMBING Cities Service Oil Co. Ltd. . Jack Scruton, Distributor HEATING FUELS Clinton — Phone HU 2-9653 Clinton Electric Shop For ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, and WIRING Clinton — Phone HU 2-6646 GINGERICH'S Sales and Service SEAFORTH ZURICH Phone Zurich 34 Phone 644W1 Electric and Gas Appliances Gas and Oil Heating, Plumbing Electric Installation and Repairs Motor Rewinding A. G. Grigg & Son Clinton — Dial HU 2-9411 COAL -- FUEL OIL CEMENT A. F. Scotchmer ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Domestio -- Commercial Industrial BAYFIELD Phone 16 Harry Williams HEATING FUELS White Rose Petroleum Products R.R. 2, CLINTON Dial HU 2-6633 imp PLUMBING TY 110 I- and HEATING Harold Wise, Prop. CLINTON — Dial HU 2-7023 Plumbing -- Heating and Electrical Services • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Irwin's Ladies' Wear Draperies J.- Curtains -- Minds Curtain Rode Drapery Track — Estimates Pree CLINTON Phone HU 2-6623 McEWAN'S CURTAIN RODS WINbOW SHADBS VENETIAN BLINDS CLINTON Phone Ku 2.9t66 40 ROOFING Earl Doucette Built-up Asphalt Roofing Coating—Patching—Shingling Roof Repairs of All Types PHONE HU 2-9741 -- CLINTON ‘41, PAINTING and. DECORATING . 'D. A. Kay and Son FLOORS SANDED VENETIAN BLINDS 'PAINTS and .WALLPAPERS Clinton — Phone HU 2-9549 GRANT RATH . 'PAINTER and DECORATOR 1-luron Street -- Phone HU 2-7040 Clinton alb 'BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Ball-Macaulay Ltd. 'Phone HUnter 2-9514 -Trull Range of Builders' Supplies COAL -- LIME -- CEMENT King Street — Clinton J. W. Counter Builders' Supply "Everything for the Builder" 'CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9612 Fred J. Hudie Builders' Supply and Sawmill 'Where your building dollar goes farther geLINTON HU 2-6655 • GENERAL CONTRACTING EARL DOUCETTE ' 'BUILDING CONTRACTOR Asphalt Roofing 'CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9741 M. McADAM Clinton — Phone HU 2-7070 ,GENERAL CONTRACTING Industrial -- Commercial Cement Work CALE DOUCETTE *BUILDING CONTRACTOR Clinton Phone HU 2-9502 • • CONCRETE HENRY YOUNG CONTRACTOR General 4onbrote Construction LINTON Phone HU 2-9496. r. we:srrime WHAT ivr s CLINT 0 NJ PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL SERVICE Thursday, March 10, 1900,4Chstart Haws4ecord,pagell Electrical Repairs Not A AQ•It-Yourself Jo4-iiwa.,Call A Qualified Electrician While the average homeowner Is quite capable of changing et burned out light bulb or replacing a blown fuese, any ehangea or re- pairs to the electrical system of a house should be entrusted to a LONDESBORO Mrs, Bert Allari3Oorreispandent , and Mrs. Wallace aaRoa% Seaforth, visited with Bert •anena. last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Bremner, Ethel, visited with their aunt; mrs. P,,eacom, last Sunday, coragratulations to Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth Wood, Winghara, On the arrival of a baby daughter on March S. Mrs. liarry. Durnin had a few ladies in on Monday for a quilting bee. This is often an omen of wedding bells in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and daughters spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton, Moorefield... Mrs: Grant (nee Peggy Peckitt) and children, Port Colborne, are at present visiting with her fath, er, 'Ted • Peckitt, and sister, Mr, and Mrs. John Jewitt, SS Training ..School Mrs. Edwin Wood, Mrs, Dubin, • Mrs. Leonard Caldwell and Mrs, Jack .Lee who are Sunday, School teachers, attended the 'training. school held, in Clinton last Wed- nesday. , -They returned full of enthusiasm for the quality of in- struction given -them. It would be to the advantage of anyone who is able, to attend these meet- ings. in 'future, A number of the men and, choir boys of the vicinity-. helped with Singtime at Wingham last Sun- day afternoon. Day of Prayer was observed last Friday in a joint meeting with the WMS. All who took advantage of the bus trip to Kitchener last. Friday night to take, in •the ice capades, report a wonderful time. The peir-• fort-name was enjoyed and they were . fortunate in having a care= ful.bus' driver which added to the comfort of everyone. qualified electrician, This is particularly important It additional outlets are to bo led as each electrical ,eireatit in the bduae is rated to .carry only -a. limited power load, If extra mit, lets are to be provided it may be necessary to alter the circuits or instal a fuseboN. that will accom- modate more circuits, In certain cases, lead-in wires may have to be replaced with wires of a hew.. ier guage, Proper precautions should. be taken When work of any type, is to be carried out on the electrical system. For instance, the main switch should always be thrown off before replacing a burned out fuse as Accidental contact with any live 'part of the circuit could result in a severe electrical shack or even prove fatal. - The use of fuseS of the proper rating is essential for overrated fuses will cause the wires in the, circuit to heat when too many appliances, or appliances which use a large amount of, electricity, are connected. When electrical; wires get, overheated a real fire danger is created. This is especially haz- ardoni when the wires are enclos- ed in walls and ceilings construct- ed of luniber or other inflammable material., Fires from this cause rank high-in the number of Can- adian homes damaged or destroyed. by fire each year. • • A 15-amp fuse is sufficient for most lighting circuits but higher rated fuses may be used for those circuits serving heavy appliances provided' adequate wiring has been installed: Under no circumstances should a coin or other piece of metal be substituted for a fuse. If the lights dim when an ap- pliance such as a refrigerator starts, it is an indication that the circuit is overloaded, Another sym- ptom .is. when- an electric iron or toaster heats slowly or a motor seems to have trouble starting. Do not - hesitate to' call a qualified electrician if you are not sure where the trouble His exper- ience is your protettion. 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Berry Spent a few clays Miss .Gaye-Ellioitt . attended the — Brucatield. fireman answered a call on Thursday:. merning, March 3, to Varner Where. Mrs. Alfred Inge' residence Was. completely de- stroyed by fire. Mrs. A. McQueen suffered ,a weak spell. on Wednesday; March 2, and was removed to Scott •Mern- oriel Hospital, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs.- Bert McKay, 'London, spent as few days with Mrs. Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson, and attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.. Rob- ert McKay, Seaforth. Woman's AssociatiOn Twenty-nine attended the March meeting on Tuesday - afternoon, when Miss Margaret McQueen was at the, piano, Mrs. L. Eyre read from Corinthians 3 and Mrs. John Broacliciot fin the absenceof Mrs. Richardson) gave the balite, "Living Epiatlles," and lead in prayer. The president, Mrs. W. Broad- foot took charge of the meeting. Mrs. David Tribener gave the See. retare,s report. Roll call,- a par- able from the Bible, Was answer- ed, and /qrs. Harvey 'Taylor gave the treasurer's report. Thank, you cards were read from Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Wilson, Mrs. W. H. Pepper, Mrs. 13. Wal- ters, Mrs. George - Armstrong A. Swan and the Robert. Cooper fam- ily. Mrs. Wilson reported an The re- modelling of the manse. Mrs. John Ereadfoot for the church committee, stated that the tables had been coMpleted. She also re- ported for 'the visiting committee for Februfary. Oh this c.teruni,titee iii March are Mrs. Ross Scott and Mrs. Harvey Taylor. G-ottp 4 had charge of the lunch and program.. .Mrs. Doug- lass gave a Ininioteus reading, and a contest WAS conducted by Mrs. Taylor,. Dainty lunch Wes served. The devotional meeting for April will be taken by Miss a towey and Mrs. George Milted. Roll call will be answered by "Waster Verse," Group One have charge of this meeting. St. James WA Only 12 members attended the Women's Auxiliary meeting in St. James Church, Middleton, due to the prevalence of mumps. The president, Mrs. Milton Steepe op- ened the meeting with prayer, "Master of the Multitude,"fol- lowed by routine prayers. In the absence of the SeCTetaTY, Mrs. Arnold Miller' read the min- utes. •Roll call' word was "faith". Mrs, Ray Wise gave the treasur- er's report. Psalm 95 was read by Mrs. Miller. ,The , Dorcas re- port was giVen by Mrs. John Grigg. Mrs. Steepe reminded' members of the Women's World Day of Prayer srevice to' be held in the Baptist Church, Clinton, on Mar- 'h 4, with Middleton church mem- bers sharing in the program. Mrs. Fred Middleton read a very interesting letter from her daughter; Barbara, Mrs. Andrew Grindley, Los Angeles, Calif., de- scribing New Year's Eye at a Coffee House and New Year's Day at the Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena featuring fabulous flow- er floats. Mrs. Fred Middleton. also gave an educational talk on the unitar- ian services committee of Ameri- ca with special emphasis on the work of Dr. L. Hitchamoua. Two large bales of new and us- ed clothing contributed by the members, were packed at this meeting for Korean relief. These contained more than eight come plete layettes and many assorted articles, Mrs. Milton Steepe gave a most interesting resume of the first part of the study book "Africa Disturbed". "The impact of Western civili- zation and the curse of Apartheid have stirred tip multitudes of troubled and unfulfilled people. Radio now carries news to all of Africa. Christianity has given many the realleatiou there is a better way of life than their for- mer illiterate multi-tribal taloa- lion with its ,animistic religion." Mrs. F. Middleton Moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Steepe for her illuminating talk on this Melees, ingly important continent. Mrs, Steepe closed the meeting With prayer. Lunch and social time concluded a very interesting meeting, John A, MacAulay, QC, LLD., Of Winnipeg, is the first Canadian to .be elected Chairman of the Board of Governess of the League of Red Cross Societies. ' - Build Or remodetwyou get MORE with GAS,.. because eats ECONOMICAL. DEPENDABLE. MODERN AUTOMATIC .FAST • CLEAN.. SAFE and SILENT and GAS stays on the job regardless of the weather MORE SPACE FOR LIVING—gas heating units can be tucked into a tiny closet. More comfort with the new air conditioners! MORE FREE TIME because GAS is more automatic and dependable than ever before! New dream gas ranges watch the clock and turn gas on and Off while you're away. MORE ECONOMY, Toot Heat water, dry clothes, or install a gas incinerator, you enjoy low initial cost, haver operating costs, more comfort and convenience .. with GAS. MORE SELECTIONI13ecauto only Silent, safe, GAS Offers all 7—Ranges, Refrigerators, Furnaces, Clothes Dryers, Air Conditioners, Water Heaters and Incinerators, r *** ***** *124," '' • **** • ***** • '''''' 0 N COMPANY OF CA NA DA, 'AMITE) Votir 'Cleat Stet/ to better living to NatO rat Gas 000. NEWS OF BRUCEFIELD Correspondent: MRS. H. BERRY Harms/ton, visited Sunday with Mr. and: tens. Norman Dickert. Mr. and:Mrs. earl Willert, Zu- rich, visited recently with Mr., and Mrs.. Harold Jones and boys. Mr. and Mrs, Homer Carnribell and Gregory, Exeter, were "Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Anderson. Mr. and Mrs-Clarence Priestap, Audrey and friend, of near Mit- chell, visited , Sunday with the lady's father, Robert Thomson. Mr. and Mrs: Tom Smith, Mich- ael and Itian, Grimsby, visited on 'the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wren. Mrs. Pearl Love and Wayne, 'Varna, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and fam- ily. E, J. Roberts returned home from Toronto where ' he; took a two weeks course with the Bell Telephone Company, The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety , of Kippen United Church joined with the ladies of Bruce- field United Church at the World Day of Prayer Service. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell on the gift of a baby son on Saturday, February 27 .in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, and to Mr. .ant Mrs. Harry VanWieren on the arrival of a baby daughter on Friday, March 4' in 'South. Huron Hospital; Exet- er. Sunanv guests with Mr. and Mr.s William Bell included` Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Walter Walper and Rod- dy, Kirmairci; 33.C.;• Miss Gail An- derson, LondoneDonald Bell, Bur- ' (Corresponde0, MRS.' N. LONG, Phone Hernial! 694r15) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickert, lington; , Mr. and Mrs. ,Irvin Ford and Deborah, Exeter; Mrs. Ruth Adair and family, London; Mrs, Cameron Richardson, Hensall; Andrew Bell, Norwich; Mr. and Mrs. E. Chinchase and family, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Jim lVfor- ris and family, Goclerich; Mr. and. Mrs. John. Sinclair and family, Miss' Margaret Sinclair, Seaforth. Amalgamation „ At the conclusion of the serv- ice in St. Andrew's.United Chur- ch, Kippen on -.Sunday morning; a vote was taken hin. .amalgarna- ton. The vote was 65 for amal- gamation and 47 against, but this, did not come up to a motion made previous to the voting, setting a requirement of 66 and twoethirds percent in..-favour. The service was well attended. Walter Walper, Kinnaird, 13.C., who, has been on Don Messer's TV ahow,for several weeks, Sang 'two' pleasing solos, Be is a cous- in of William Bell, and his family was formerly of Kippen.. Gode Dip. South Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harrison Weston, spent the weekend with the lather's mother, Mrs. J. R. Stirling, • Robert McIlwain, Bluewater Highway, has been very sick with the mumps. Douglas McDougall is a patient in Goclerich Hospital, suffering from an attack from pneumonia.