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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-02-22, Page 5DOROTHY'S BAT $HOPPE DROP IN AND SEE OUR 401MS, SLACKS, PURSES, SWEATERS 9,141 BABY DOLL. PYJAMAS MRS. DOROTHY IvicOARE 8-p EAST srgggl7. 0911413,1Pi Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER SEAFQRTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE HU 2-9421 At other times contact Local Representative—Tom Steep--HU 2-3869 24tfb Feb. 22, 1902---clinton NewsAccord—Page 5 WHITE SALE SPECIAL PRICE D. W. Cornish, Proprietor HU 2-6646 Clinton KIN MEN CLUB OF CLINTON Celebrating , NATIONAL KIN WEEK Feb. 18-24, 1962 Brief History of the Association of Kin Kinsmen throughout the Dominion will be meeting this month to celebrate another Anni- versary Night of the foundation of our Associa- tion. The Kinsmen Club of Clinton is no excep- tion to this rule, and on Tuesday, February 20 held a Kin Anniversary night at Hotel Clinton. If was on the evening of February 20, 1920 in the city of Hamilton, Ontario, that the first meeting of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs was organized by Founder Harold A. Rogers. Now this Association serves 389 communities in Canada with well over 12,000 Canadian men as members, the majority between the ages of 21 to 40. These figures indicate a steady rate of growth but the challenge still remains that many communities do not have the opportunity of having a Kinsmen Club serve them. - The true Kin spirit is established on TWO main foundations: 1. Service; 2. Fellowship. The lack of either one of the two would not allow a Kinsmen Club to 'function properly. Teadlier, A/V/141 1-1t140 CaniPliell Publle SOW .. . .,. , Bill Fink PlidnbIng And Heatind Mait Edgar Bill Fleming peed Mill GordonGikkiln Grigg Kiel bear& .„., , .. ,...„. , Jim Helesic berrdhien- Read Madiditery -,. ,.,,.., .,,... ,.., , - ..„., ,.. Bob II Teaeiler, Dan Epps Mdolitti Services tom Feeney Bell telenhene Bill German Fuel 'Dealer Pat Hardie Belt TeleOhone Brian Noyes teacher, ODOM Grant MeAt iv , Irwin arket CITIZENS OF CLINTON AND DISTRICT A humble and sincere Thank You for the many years of encouragement in the past . . Your continued support is requested to provide those things beneficial to the further generations of this district . . Let us all work together that We may always truly "Serve The Community's Greatest Need." —The Kinsmen Club of Clinton Moneys Spent. 1. Sponsoring Minor 8aseball and Hockey at Souirt and Peewee group ages 8 to 12. PrOVidilig a home for a needy family, 3, Supporting the Clinton Dittrict Athletic Assotiation, 4. Supporting Retarded Children's Asscitiation, 5. Christmas FoodS„ Toys, Clothing to needy families. Moneys Raised I . Peanut Blitz 2. Stanley Cup Draw 3. World Series Draw 4. Local Sponsor to London Kinsmen Newspaper Bingo S. Kinette Fashion Show Bill Chowen Insurance Art Collins Manager, Steadman Bros. Don Kay Decorator Bob Latimer Bank of Montreal Ernie Morel Bank of Montreal Andy Peterson Credit Union Percy Pugh Manager, Brewers Retail Fred Radley Ontario Hydro George Rurnbcd1 Oingerith Sales and Service Don Shearer Red and 'White- Stare , Ken Scott sun Oil Roo Smith Water16o Cattle Breeding Assoc, Bob Van Megan Pirarnaii Chartered April 1952 Serving the Community's Greatest Need BILLY COX representing K insmen Peewee Hockey Hospital Board at Annual Studies Plans For New Addition Annual meeting for Clinton Public Hospital Board was held in the town hall on Monday night. From the left are Mrs, W. R. Phinney, superintend- ent; Harold C. Lawson, chairman; Joseph Murphy, vice-chairman and Mrs. C. Mitcheal Shearing, presi- dent of the hospital auxiliary. Standing, from the left, Robert B. Campbell, Orval L. Engelstad, Dr. W. A. Oakes, J. William Counter, Councillor Don- ald Symons, Reeve Melvin Crich and secretary Thomas Steep. The large sheaf of papers getting so much attention are the blueprints for the pro- posed addition to the present building. Tenders are now called for this. (News-Record Photo) The World's Most Beautiful Women play BINGO at The Harbourlite Inn Goderich As tribute to them the GODERICH LIONS CLUB will present all the lucky winners of special games with SPECIAL BEAUTY AID KITS 9c "is Will Be le $500.00 IN PRIZES Addition To Our Wednesday February 28 1962 at 8:30 p.m. The Bigger the Crowd the Bigger the Prizes at LIONS WEDNESDAY NITE BINGO IN GODERICH LOBA Plans Activities players please watch paper for further notice. A letter from Grand Lodge was received. This lodge is' to be held in April at Hamilton. Several members are 'hoping to attend. Lodge closed with a social hour. Lunch was served by Mrs. Waldby Burton and. Mrs. Tom Deeves. (By ]Iles. I Merril!) The SS 4, Goderieh Town- Ship. Farm Forum met this week at the hoarse Mr. and Mrs. jaines Labh. The radio topic for discussion was "Wan- sportation. 'and the Farmer", First question': Have you used your railway recently? — for livestactk?—tor passenger sex-- doe—for the movement of grnin? Answer; We use the railway for bringing in Western cattle. All other livestock is transport- ed by track. No one here has had 'a ride on a train for at least five years. The transport- Omen Nearing Tenth Birthday; Now .Selling Stanley Cup Draw:Tidets' Latest prefect of Clinton's t year-old MtIgnett Club, Is the StaraPY -CuP draw which is bared en. the Winner .and wbv- ning score of the, final game in each of ithe two wk.-1441ml ser- lea and the Pi,n4. game in the National Hockey League play- offs, Prizes are $250 for winning scores of the ,final, game of the two semi-final series, and 500 fOr the time the winning ing of grain is clone by truck, Second question; What pro- blems db you have with freight rates; Amer: Freight rates are too high. Third question: How will the recommendations affect you and your community if they are approved by the govern- mend? Answer: The branch line going through our town is merely 'a convenience to us as farmers. We do not feel that it is a necessity. There was a recreation per- iod, "500" was played'. Lunch was served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John, Merrill. s..sc'or'ed an the last rat,q44e5r.. 04P "gantP.,. 11 elniherS .of the ways and MeattS. 'committee in charge Of this pm,je4, ebOl.v.4. by William. .0.11.0WP4 are Anclk Petersen, TIM Feeney and Ken QiyAteX.. The .4141 Will celebrate its anniVel-VarY in ANA When the .rottotIO of Kill, Hal Rogers, NaialfiltelA will be the gue,sit speaker go.0 members, of ttetgit- tigktrine clubswill be invited to attend. . Rotisserie that barbecues to perfection . Miracle sealed oven and spread-even oven heaters for perfect baking results every time . New simplified timing centre with easy-to-read electric clock, minute minder, automatic oven timer plus appliance outlet . Non-fog look-in window with peek switch . Lift-off door and tilt-out surface elements, all-chrome backsplash, for easiest cleaning . fluorescent platform light and surface signalites for safety and con- venience. LARRY PICKETT representing Kinsmen Peewee Baseball John Anstett Jeweller John Bilyea Waterloo tattle Breeding Assoc. Ken ColqUhoun Insurance, Real Estate Ross Colquhoun insurance Fronk Cook Hotel eiiriton, Clarence benonirne Laundry and bey bieeners The Huron Lodge No. 377 of the Ladies Orange Benevo- lent Association held their meeting on Tuesday, February -20 with a goad attendance. A discussion on card parties took place. They decided to cancel the party for Saturday, Feb- ruary 24 and no further date for a card party for the LOBA Was decided upon, It was suggested' that a big party be held some time in March and all members be re- sponsible for inviting one table at least. All regular euchre Notice GARBAGE COLLECTION We will not be responsible for any valued articles left near garbage cans. —ART FULFORD Clinton Branch 140 Royal Canadian Legion Public Speaking Contest Secondary and Primary School Students, Tuesday, February 21 -1,30 p.m. • Legion Memorial Hall Kirk Street, Clinton (Contestants please contact J. Douglas Thorndike, HU 2- 7052 by Saturday, February 24, 6 p.m.) EVERYONE WELCOME WINNERS OF EUCHRE AT ORANGE LODGE PARTY The Murphy LOL No, 710 held a card party on Saturday, February 17. Prize winners were ladies' high, Mrs. Scott; ladies' lone hands, Mrs, Mary Robertson; ladies' consolation, Mrs. Birlmiyre; men's high, Art Huck; men's lone hand's, Wilfred Glazier; men's consola- tion, Tom Deeves. A draw on a china cream and sugar set was won by Mrs, Wilfred Colclough. SS 4 Goderich Township Farm Forum Sees Little Necessity For Railroad Model KRB3OR AUTOMATIC 30-INCH ROTISSERIE RANGE