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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-06-02, Page 4DANCING Every Friday y Night, AT BLUEWATER DANCELAND Music by— • Desjardine. OrChesfra ADMISSION -- 75 cents Join The Crowds- Pole Vault at Track and Field Meet Showing some of the winning style Which brought the HSSA championship to CDCI on Saturday, is o competitor in the junior boys pole vault. Distance at the CDCI meet-- (when this photo was taken) was 9' 1"; The top distance at the HSSA meet for this event was 8' 6" jumped by John Carew, RCAF Station Clinton, the junior boys champion at the meet. ' (News-Record Photo) News of Hensall (Mrs. Maude Redden, Correspondent) caption at the home. of Mr. and. Mrs. C. M. MacMillan in honor of their- daughter Sharon. Mrs. Orville Twiitchell WhO has spent the past six weeks with her son-in-law' and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ,Davidson and fandly, at Port Colborne, has' returned home. Rev. C. R. Winlaw is attending the sessions of the London Confer- ence of the United Church of Can- ada this week, in :London, -Tues- day through Friday,- May 31 to June 3. • Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Hughes and Ronnie have ;taken ' up residence in. the Fink Apt. -.Mr. Hughes who has been at RCAF Station Clin- ton, has been posted to RCAF Station Centralia. Miss Greta Laramie and 'Mrs. R. Elgie,. attended •the annual meeting of Huron County Advis- ory Board of the C.N.I.B. at St. Paul's Anglican Parish Hall, Clin- ton, last Wednesday. About 230 Wolf Cubs, represen- ting 14 packs in. Huron ..District, attended a cub rally here at the local park Sunday afternoon. Packs represented were from God- erich, Clinton, Clinton RCAF, Hensall,,Exeter, Grand Bend, Ali- n. 'Craig and - Centralia RCAF Station. • Included in the day's 'events were contests on Cub history, training, lore, messages and knot relays. Novelty events were held for the parents as well as the Cubs. District Cubmaster Harold Sissons, Exeter, was in charge of the rally. He was assisted by Cubmasters Bill Fink, Hensall; Lorne Hyde, Goderich; Chuck Tomlinson, Centralia. The rally closed with flag lowering and a campfire. , Paper Drive The Guide paper drive Satur- day last collected approximately five ton. Tom Lavender and Jack Hyde donated 'their trucks for the pick up. Mrs. Ernie Chip- chase was convener at the project. $300 for Refugees Hensall Kinsmen, were pleased with the results of their canvass Accepts Championship Cup Lynn DeMarciy, senior girls champion of Huron Sec- ondary Schools Association here accepts the trophy for Clinton District Collegiate Institute, from "Doc" Cruik- shanks, in the name of CKNX Radio and TV, Wingham. The trophy symbolizes' the school championship at the sports meet kit Saturday, when Clinton student athletes earned the total of 203.5 points. (News-Record Photo) • Mss. P. Graham is a patient in South Huron HoSpital. Mrs. F. Maims has returned to Hensall for the 'summer months. Mrs. Wesley Caldwell is visit- ing with her sister4n-law Mrs., T.- J... Sherritt. Miss Cassie Dougall is a pat- ient in Clinton Public. Hospital with pneumonia.. . - Henry. Wittaker 'was taken to. South Huron -Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday afternoon. Miss Ada Granr, Adrian, Mich., spent Saturday„with Mr. and Mrs. E. Shaddick, and other friends. Mrs. Archie Luxton was taken by Bonthron arnbulance °Sunday afternoon to South. Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter. Weekend visitors' with Mrs. Lou Simpson wete• Mr. and Mrs. Gus Voth, Jimmy and Kim McArthur, Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lavery have rented the upper apartment of Mrs. Ruth Bell's residence east of 'the village. Mrs. J. V. McAree," Toronto, spent last week with • Mr. and Mrs. John H. Soldari/ Zurich, and visited friends _in the area. Frank Wright, W. 0. Goodwin, Laird Mickle, attended the Grand Master's banquet and reception in Exeter Last Saturday evening. T. J. Sherritt ('a patient in South Huron Hospital) was much improved on Monday, and able te be taken out of the oxygen tent. T. J. Sherritt was taken by Bonthron Ambulance last Wed- nesday with a severe heart con- dition. At date of writing, he Was resting comfortably. Mr. ,and Mrs. Bill Fink; Kim and Katherine, have taken up res- idence in the home recently pur- chased from Mr. and Mrs. L. Baynham, Richmond Street. .,Mrs. Louise Gilbert, London, was admitted as a patient to the Queensway Nursing Home, on Wednesday, June 1. Mm. Gilbert is the mother of Mrs. A. Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle at- tended the Graduating Exercises of the St. Joseph's School of Nur- sing at Thames Hall, U.W.O.. last Friday evening, and also the re- IL C. LAWSON., Representative Phone HU 2-9644 Clinton, Ontario 4 Clinton Memorial Shop PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER' L- SEAFORTH Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative PHONE—HU 2-3869 ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE CHANGING • JOBS? —keep ilisured, Be sure to get your Certificate of Payment (Form 104) from the firm you are leaving. Then follow the simple instructions on the back. READ YOUR ONTARIO HOSPITAL. -INSURANCE GUIDE —if you haven't one, ask your employer or write ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION TORONTO 7, ONTARIO GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • issued in amounts from $100 upwards for periods of 1 to 5 year* • earn 5i% interest, payable half- yearly by cheque • Government authorized investments f, for Canadian Insurance Companies • Executors o Trustees • Individuals YOUR MONEY DOUBLES ITSELF IN 13 YEARSI T. B. BAIRD Phitna HU 24498 Brucefield, Ontario Matter of fact-it probably all started with a date made by a phone call. And when it comes to detailed arrangements, planning, orders, and the inevitable last-minute changes-then your telephone really becomes com- pletely indispensable. Actually, that is true for so Many things we do: the telephone is always there, always ready to help and to serve. We. take it for granted, it's so handy and so inexpensive. THE DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OP CANADA Paw) 4 Clinton News-Record Thursdays ,June 2, 1900 Survey Of Arthritics Planned So Help May' Be Given Sufferers With the CO-operation " •of the Ontario Retail Pharmacists' As- sociation, the Ontario Division of The Canadian Arthritis 4 Ti d slitheumatisin Society is planning a province-wide survey to obtain a more accurate estimate of the ex- tent of the arthritis problem, in. Ontario, .QP, the results of this survey the Society will base fut- ure plans for improved and exten- ded service. June is designated as, -"Arthritis Registration Month," While it is known that there are approximately 100 forme of arthritis and rheumatic diseases, there are no recent figures on „their relative incidence in Canada. The only available data was ob- tained nine years, ago through a survey made by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics and, `the Department of Health and Wel- . fare. Official surveys indicate these $ummerhill,Wies Club Plays H0,0 To .Goderich Township Community. Club. diseases totally or Severely disab- led 50,000' Canadians; partially clisabled a further 115;000; cost canadian workers and. business 9,000,000 work days annually, wAh a resulting loss Of $75,000,000 each year in wages alone, • These figures did not take into account. the heavy costs of bospi- -bal. and medical treatment, of drugs, the care of the family; and other related .expenses borne by the sufferers, their families, and the taxpayers,. - The fact that in ten years: Can- ada's population has increased from 14 million to 171/2 million and the grass national prodUot increased. 75 percent, suggests that the • rheumatic diseases pose an increasing problem, not only to 'health and happiness, but to the National economy as. well. • For the .purpose of aiding and furthering the Society's program to assist sufferers from the rheu- matic diseases; CARS wants pres- ent-day facts. With -the support of the Ontario PharrnacisW. As- s, the; Ontario, D1,4$ion plans to Obtain: these facts as well as to give factual information by a selected area, confidential, free registration-of arthritis, suf- ferers through their drug- stores. "Perhaps the . most -important feature of this,Registration is that it will •enable the Society to get factual hiferniation in the Bands of the sufferers," says Dr. D. C, Graham, Medical Director.' For those who suffer from Ar- thritis and are unable to visit their. -druggist, to register; a mem- ber of 'their family .may do so for them. . •- • of the village Friday evening in aid of the World Refugee Year. $300 was realized. In charge of the project were the service corn-, mittee headed by Robert Reaburn, Bill Fuss' and Harold Knight. • • Penny Sale Fifty-four lovely prizes donated by Hensall and District business- men Were won by winners from Parkhill, London, Exeter, Mitch- ell, Egrnondville, Kippen, Varna, Seaforth, :Cromarty; Zurich, Brucefield,. Woodham and Hensall, at the Penny Sale draw held Sat- urday night in; the P.U.C. -build- ing, sponsored by Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary with proceeds for service work. Reeve John. Henderson drew the winning tickets. The May meeting of Summer hill Ladies Club rWaS, held in the Summerbill Fall, with the ladies, of the 16th.' pernowhity Goderich Township as guests. Mrs. Neville Forbes opened the meeting by reading a Poem "To Music". This was followed by community , singing. • Thank you notes were received from Percy Gibbings, Wes Hog,' gart. Mrs: Ross Lovett. Mrs, Ne- ville Forbes, Mrs, Earl Blake and Mrs. Norman Wright are to. bring in a slate of officers at the June meeting. A donation of $10 was sent to the Refugee Ftind. The program consisted of a rea-. ding by Mrs Chester Farquhar, "Spectacles"; .Katherine and 'Con-. nie Forbes sang- two duets, "You Are. My Sunshine" and "Sugar in the. Morning,.' Sugar in the Even- ing". Mrs. Neville Forbes had a contest. Mrs. Percy 'Gfilibings gave 'a reading "There is Nothing the 'Matter, with Me". Connie 'Gibbings and bonna. Hoggart sang a duet "Robin Sings in the Apple Tree"; Bonnie Mc- Lean played a piano solo; Mrs. Russell Good had a reading, "Get Rid of that Grouch". This was followed by Donna Hoggart play- ing a piano solo. W,W Mothers' Study Group Met May 24 - The Mother's, Study Group of • Wesley-Willis United. Church met Tuesday evening, May 24, in the. church parlour with it present. Mrs.. William Holland was in char- ge of the meeting and several in- teresting articles were. read. Mrs. 'Holland conducted a contest after which lunch was served by Mrs. George . Canitelon and Mrs. Glen Wise;- and a social, time was en- joyed. The Ontario Hospital Services Commission was 'appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council on June 30, 1956. Arthur J.-Swan= son was its first Chairman. • The next meeting Will be at the home of Mrs, Charles Merrill on Wednesday, ,June $ at 2,$0 Those on the program are ,Mrs. William,Qibbings, Mrs. Wesley Hoggart, Mrs, Ivan Hoggart and Mrs. 'Herd, Those to look after the lunch are Mrs. Laurence 'Cum, gl,ingf3,, Mrs. Charles Merrill, Mrs; Norman Ball, Mia, Herd, F/S Ivan Jervis Coming Home To Rockcliffe Station Fontainebleau, France (Special) —Flight Sergeant Ivan H. Jervis, son of Mr. -and Mrs. Leslie Jer- vis, RR 2, Clinton, has been re= assigned following a three-year tour of duty with Headquarters Allied Air Forces Central Europe (AIRCENT), NATO's •largest air command. Reassigned to RCAF Station Rockcliffe, Ontario, Flight Serg- eant Jervis will be working in the communications field. At A1RCENT Jervis was Non-Com- missioned Officer in charge of statistics in the communications branch. In Fontainbleau, 38 miles south- east of Paris, he worked in• close conjunction with personnel from seven different NATO countries assigned to this ' headquarters. Personnel froin Britain, Prance, Germany, Belgium, The Nether- lands, United States and Canada are assigned there. Entering the RCAF' in 1941 in communications, he served over- seas in England in 1943 and serv- ed in •the 433 Squadron until tak- en prisoner of war in November 1944 and was repatriated at the end of the European War. He re- joined the RCAF in 1946 as a communications operator. His wife Florence and twin daughters Donna and Debbie will accompany him .to his next as- signment: $25/000 LIFE INSURANCE (20 year reducing convertible • term insurance), ANNUAL PREMIUMS Age 30 $59.95' Age 40 $111.23 Age 35 , 79.10 Age 45 ` 173.23 Additional Benefits—non-cancellable total disability income and additional accidental indemnity available for the above plan at low extra premium. OCCIDENTAL LIFE • "Term Insurance W. C. 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