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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-04-14, Page 9ti GRADER OPERATOR WANTED Township of Stanley The. Council of the Township of Stanley will receive applications for a full time grader operator. Salary to be an hourly rate. Applications to be in writing and to be in the hands of the clerk by 12 noon, Monday, April 18, 1960. JEAN ELLIOT, Clerk, Township of Stanley, Varna, Ontario. 14-15-b a Irs - TRAVEL IN THE A DELIGHT TO OWN! DON SPRING!: LIGHT NEW CARS -° CAR THAT IS on .our Lot - . ALSO: 1959 VOLKSWAGEN f`;'° Light Blue. . 1956 VOLKSWAGEN Grey, just like new. SMITH MOTORS Volkswagen Sales and Service 9 Ontario .St., Clinton Phone HU 2-9088 Pik, ` STRATFORDe FESTIVAL _ { PARTIES,w dr/5 For the seventh consecutive year, The Telegram invite's you to enjoy one or more of this season's. sixteen parties—via special air-conditioned C.N.R. trains—to the Stratford Shakespearean Festival. 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CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMITED THIS PRODUCT AVAILABLE PROM: CLINTON FEED MILL Huron Street -- Phone HU 2-3815 News of Hen II (Mrs. Malde Medici, Cerrii0P01141e0P Mrs, John Henderson, Hensall, i$ a patient in Clinton. ?Wolin Hoe - Pita Miss Elaine Keys spent the weekend with her girl friend Miss Sharon Lightfoot, Centtaiaiia, P. T..Snrale, Wainwright, 'Uta., returned home after spending two months with his sister, Mrs. W.. R. Stephenson. Mrs.. Jack Drysdale won the mystery prize. Bingo wee enjoy- ed hr the Charge of 'Mrs. Howard Srnale and Mas. John S4 ea. Mrs. J. E. McEwen, Hensall, and Mrs. MdBride, Exeter, leave by ;bus April 16, for Florida wlhere they will vacation for 1,4 days. Miss Carol Browncaptured d two first prizes plus The trophy for her class in the piano competit- ion at the Stratford Music Festi- val. Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Hyde are tak- ing up residence in 'Exeter this week. Mrs. Hyde Conducted a Beauty Salon here, and will be continuing with the same line of work, Grades 5 and 6 of Hensall Pub- licch S cal held a white elephant sale at the school Friday after- noon and realized $8.75. Prodeeds will be forwarded to Lloyd Wright's Bunny Bundle at CFPL- TV, for crippled children. Birthday gifts will be sent to two adopted veterans at West- m'inster Hospital this -month, In 'charge of the project are Mrs. Leonard Noakes and •Mrs, D. B. Havens. Members will attend the birthday party of Seaforth Aux- iliary, April 20. "Open House" was held at Hen - salt Library April 9 to mark its participation in Canadian Library week. Tea was served and nisi- tors ham an opportunity of ac- quainting themselves with the many facilities the local library has to offer. Mervyn Eyre, RR 2, Kipper, re- quired several stitches to close a face cut after his car was in col- lision April 7 with a car driven by Frederick Harris, 41, of 91 Jacqueline Street at Hamilton Road and Adelaide street, Lon- don. Damage was estimated at $350. Harold Peck, Stanley Township, has tapped 800 maple trees'. There has been a good run and he is working night and day making maple syrup in a bush on the Blue Water Highway between Bayfield and Drysdale. Up to date 100 gallons has been made. In the next bush to Harold's, Gordon Westlake also .of Stanley Township has finished tapping be- tween 17 and 18 hundred trees. Mr: Westlake has used a plastic pipe bine which is fastened to the itrees with the sap running into tanks, saving a great deal of la- bor in gathering up the pails. Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Mary . McCann, Gorrie, commander for Zone 01 paid her official visit to the Hensel" Legion Ladies Auxiliary April 5, speak- ing on Legion service work. $326.30 has been ooilected by members -for the Red Cross. Plans were made to send two teams from this auxiliary to the alley bowling tournament at Ashton's Taxi Office located in Don Smith Motors SUPERTEST GARAGE HONE Business: HU 2-9334 If No Answer, Phone Residence: HU 2-9815 HARVEY ASHTON, Prop. DAY,and NIGHT SERVICE 13-tfb 11 Walkerton, April -,:27. A donation was voted to the Clintaai Aux - leery to help pay.. for the seteen ;for the County Home,. Clinton,. . Legion Bingo Miss Pearl Tidesweil, Clinton, Shared the wealth at the Legion bingo Saturday last, and 1?au1 Boa won the $5 door prize. Other winners; Robert Uhall, Mrs, MurrayTyndall; Jian Sma1e and .Mrs. Fisher (tied) ; Mae, D, B, Havens; Mrs, Murray Tyndall, Brucefield; Miss Hannah Murray; Miss Margaret Boa; Mrs. Powell; Mas, Wes Vernier; Bull. Austin, Seaforth; Mrs. Wes Verner; Mrs, Jim Clark; Nits. Mae McLellan and Mrs. J. Skea (ttied) ; Mrs, Clarence Reid. Kinette Club .Rally Thirteen members. of the Hen- sall Kinette Club attended the London Kinette inter -club rally Friday, March 8 which kook the form, of a dinner meeting at .the Carousel Motel, with Hope. Gar- ber of CFPL-TV as guest spear er. The head table was centred with a birthday Bake and be° low arrangements of spring flow- ers, and individual tables were marked with pennants bearing the names of the ten centres repre- sented. 175 guests attended.'. The club celebrated its 20th anniversary. Prize winners from Hensel]. were Mrs. Jack Drysdale and Mrs. Ross Jinks who won •fancy hat boxes; Mrs. John Heal a carton of cigarettes; Mrs, Jam- es Clark a folding chair. 45th Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Leaton Siemon, Zurich, entertained at their home April. 10, at a family dinner. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes, I•iensall, celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary. .A turkey dinner in buffet style was served. The table was centred by a three tier wedding cake flan- ked with 'mums and tapers. On behalf of the family Leon- ard Noakes presented Mrs. Noak- es with white gold earrings with blue sapphire inset, and Mr. Noakes with white gold cuff links and tie bar with blue sapphire in- set. Members of the family attend- ing the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKellar, Susan and Michael,- Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Noakes and seven child- ren, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noakes, Ronald and Gerald, London; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Leaton Seimon, Kristen and Paul Michael, Zurich. United WMS The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of the United Church met April 7 with Miss M. Ellis' group in charge. Devotional was taken by Mrs. Cbahes, Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mrs. Norman. Jones ,and Mrs. Fred Beer.. The first oha rt r � ..the study "Africa Awakes '• 'was taken by Miss Ellis and the second chapt- er- by Mrs. William Henry, show- ing that Africa is no longer the dark continent but the twilight continent Miss Greta Laramie fav- oured with a pleasing solo, "In a Monasetry Garden. An interest- ing film on Africa "A Copper Belt" showing the copper mine in Rhodesia. was shown. President Mrs. E. Rowe presid- ed for the business. The report of the district convention at Sea - forth was presented by Mrs. Jim McAllister. Wingham will be host for 1961. There are 2,195 mem- bers for South Huron. Hensall United Church raised $940.09 of which $300 was raised by the Evening Auxiliary. Their alloca- tion for next year is $25,500. This year they raised $24,680. A special invitation to•the WMS was received from the Evening Auxiliary to be their guests on April 11. A special collection for the Victor Home Mission was tak- en. Committees were appointed for the annual birthday party to . be held in the church, April 29 when GODERICH TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT I 9 5 9 Robert H. Welsh Chairman of the Board Frank Yeo , Secretary -Treasurer Monteith, Moteith & Co. Auditors Current Fund RECEIPTS: Balance an hand at December 31, 1958 $ 4,200.67 Grants from Provincial Government 17,43229 Local Tax Levy Actually Received 17,031.88 Insurance 45.35 Temporary Loans 14,000.00 Superannuation Deducted by Board in 1959 1,222.80 Total $ 53,933.09 PAYMENTS: Instruction $ 20,380.00 Instructional Supplies 2,638,11 Administration 1,117,06 Plant Operation 3,511.90 Plant Maintenance835,91 Auxiliary Services 164.62 Transportation 400.00 Capital Outlays 1,520.10 Extraneous E,tpehdttures 1,032.63 Temporary Loans—Amount Repaid 14,140.76 Balance on Hand at December 31, 1959 8,192,00 Total Capital (Building) Fund RECEIPTS: Sale of Debentures $ 38,432.00 Transfers frion' Current Funds 1,000.00 $ 53,933.09 Total PAYMENTS: Buildings Well $ 39,432.00 $ 14,512.00 900.00 Balance in Fund at December 31, 1959 24,020.00 $ 39,432.00 5,4) Almisalemesiiiiesmiemismissoisielmemiimiss Total 717717 BRUCEIIFLD Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson returned on Thursday atter spell ding three months tri Florida, Mr. sand, Mrs. Donald McKenzie and family, St. Thomas, visited on .Sunday with ,the former's mother, Mrs. Simon McKenzie. Mrs. Irving • Biller, entertained genes 2 of the Woman's Associas tion an Thursday evening of last week. Mre, A, Henderson, who has been spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Vic Hargreaves, is confined to the house with the MUMPS, ps, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne WiMon spent the weekend in Stratford with their daughter, Mrs, Wally Bain and family, on the first birthday of their granddaughter. Norman S n i d e r, Brantford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. •George Henderson and at- tended the wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lobb, Clut- ton. Mr. and Mrs.. Williamt. Dimziti and Walrna,,. along with Carl Stoneman, Cromarty, motored to London on Sunday too call upon the latter's wife, who has been a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, for several weeks. Theni U ted Church congrega- tion were pleased to hear a mes- sage of the former minister of the church, the Rev. E. R.- Stan- way, Toronto, on Sunday." Mr. and Mrs. Stanway were greeted by many old friends after the morning service, and had the pleasure of having dinner with Brucefield's "grand old lady" Mrs. Thomas Baird, Sr. Thursdo.y, April 14, 1940 Clinton News -Record Pogo 9 News of Bayfield Iiy MISS WOX WOOFS PHONE; BAYFIELD 45 Harry Baker, London, was in the village on Saturday, Miss Jessie L, Metcalf, Detroit, utas et her home here from Fri- day to Sunday. Mrs. Walter Johnston and fain- tly and Mas. George Wilson, at- tended the funeral of a cousin in Tavistock on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Watson and two boys, Bob and Jim, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eyed Watson. Mrs. J. Tasman, Robert and Brian, Niagara Falls, are spend- ing this week with her parents, Rev. and Mrs, Ivor Bodenham, Rev. E. 3, B. H,aerison attended the Huron Deanery Clergy Chap- ter meeting in St. Thomas Chur- ch, Seaforth, on 1Vlondliy. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rehn, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich., were with the letter's mother, Mrs, David Dewar, on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. William L. Metcalf, who carne on Tuesday of last- week to visit her mother, Mrs, David De- war, returned to Montreal on Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. Ivor Boden:ham returned home a week ago Mon- day, after having been in Gor- ham, New York State, for three days. John Watson who entered Vie - NEWS OF KIPPEN (Correspondent, -MRS. N. LONG, Phone Miss Eileen McLean, London, spent the weekend at her lionve, Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau spent Monday in London. William Slavin who has spent the winter months in London, has returned to his home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Wierren and family, spent Saturday visit- ing friends in Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore, London, called one afternoon last week with friends in Kippen. Miss Marian Papper, Clinton,• was the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Pepper for the weekend. William Bell was 'admitted last week to Sit. Joseph's Hospital, London. South Huron WI Executive Meeting Hensall Town Hall The spring executive meeting of South Huron Women's Institute was held in the Hensel" town hall. Tuesday afternoon}, April 5 With the district president Mrs. John McLean presiding. Eight branches were represented. Plans were laid for the district annual at Elimville United Church May 12 when Mrs. Wales, Komo- ka will be guest speaker. Nomin ating committee comprised of branch presidents brought in the new slate of officers to be pre- sented at the district annual. A motion was passed to exhibit millinery, lamp shades, and oil paintings at the district annual. The Institute scholatrship was dis- cussed at length. Mrs. J. M. Sourthcott, Exeter, public relations officer for- the ,district was ap- pointed a delegate to the Officers Conference ,at Guelph May 5 and 6. Mrs. "Harry Strang "acted as secretary for the meeting. the special speaker will be Miss Gretta Gauld, Guelph, a native of Kippen and missionary on fur- lough from Formosa. • Chiseihurst United Church, St. Paul's Angli- can, Hensall WMS and Arnold Circle of Cannel Church, Henson, IGppen WMS and Evening Aux- iliary to be special guests. Treasurer's report revealed that $138 had been sent to the branch to date. Meeting concluded by prayer by Mrs. Rowe. Lunch was served by Miss Ellis and her group. 0 LONDESBORO Mrs, Bert Allan—Correspondent Good Friday Service will be ob- served On April 13, at 10.30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. James McCool made a trip to London on Tues- day. Mr and Mrs. Stan Sindthrope, Mitchell, called on Bert Allen on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johns, Tuckersmith, on, the arrival o fa fine boy on April 7. A darload of ladies attended the Hobby Show on Thursday even- ing sponsored by the Tige Dunlap wr, Donald Sprung has been a pat- ient in London hospital for, the past week suffering from arthri- Mr, and Mrs. John Burr and little John, Hyde Park, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James McCool. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arm- strong and young son, Stratford, spent Friday With Mr. and Mi'. John Armstrong. Mrs. Lily Webster and Mrs. Jean Radford, Clinton ,are Ven- ding the week in Goderlch, at the home of Dr. and , Mrs, Walters, Mrs. Weimer Howalt visited on Saturday ,aafternoon, With her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Gardiner, Cro- marty, who are both patients in Seafor7th hospital... Spence Hahn, Kitchener, paid a short visit in the village last Sat- urday. W i111an'z Gower 'returned to Kitchener with him for a few days visit with bis daughter and fatriily'. . Hensall 6941 15) Lloyd, Cooper has purchased Mr. Emerson Smit'h's farm on the 2nd concession of Tuckersntith. • Miss Hazel Slavin, Lively, Ont- ario, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slavin, on the weekend. Mrs. Tom Slavin was admitted to Victoria Hospital, London, the muddle of last week. Master Clark Forrest, Hensall, spent the weekend with his grand- mother, Mrs. Lou Clark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Eldin. Kerr, Win- throp, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson. Mrs. Dickert, Sr., Harrisrton, is art present visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jordan, Lan- don, spent the weekend with the batter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kercher. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Elgie spent .a day last week 4n Kitchen- er, visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McLean, London; Mrs. Elba, McLean, Ex- eter, and Mr. and ' Mrs. Alban Johnson visited during the week- end with relatives at Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber, Ken- neth, Dianne, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. William Oesch and fam- ily,. Varna, and Mrs. • Elizabeth Oesch, Blake, spent Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs. Tom Penhale, Bay- field. toria Hospital, Landon, on Thurs- day for std gere to his leg, was able to return to his home on the Branson Line, .Stanley Towa',ship, on Monday'. Mrs. T. Postans was able to leave Clinton Public Hospital, ort Friday, and returned to her home in the village, Miss 3. Buchanan, Hensel', is Staying with her for a While, Miss Margaret Howard and Lawrence Stotesbury-Leeson, Hu- ron College, were with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Howard, from Friday to Monday. Guests of of Miss Howard on Sunday were Miss Linda. 1V)'eMullen, Toronto, and John Clark, son of the Suf- fragan Bishop of Moosonee, fel- low students at Huron College, C90036 .TA6 ILIGhlT BIR/ to fit your market LIGHT BREEDS such as Stone's, Demlerchix, True - Lines — All high producing leghorns from famed U.S. blood• lines. 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