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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-07-09, Page 10Electric Motor )V-, S 44R.V!Pg Wagner 1.00114 Motors For Solo Art Lovett & Sons pig:11+1g 482,6640 1aQ 681E ST,CLINTON itNISI-IED Ante KIT E. CABIN President Mrs. W. D, Mack was in charge of the meeting and welcomed the new direct- ors and outlined what the -ex- ecutive 'had done to date since it was organized. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read by the secretary Mrs. Otto Popp. She called the roll and introduced each rnember and reported that 27 members had joined at the first meeting, A. Y. McLean, Seafoeth, re- ported for the membership committee and a discuttiOn lowed on the type of caret that would'he issued when niceriber- ship wa's paid. Stuart Forbes reported on the project a gathering meter-- ial and information at the Mu- se= with the curator, Herbert Bursiness College Announce Awards Tuckersmith Area Students Enjoy Midland Bus Trip ligNSALL .1nst Thursday the pupils of .Grades 5-3 of Teckersmeth School Area. irad a bus ..trip to Midland: They were accompanied by their teacher% Mr. Ivan Forsyth and Mr, Robert Gemmel. At Colliegwood they toured the Blue Mountain Pottery and the Collingweed Shipyards, They drove along the shore of Wasage Beach and had lunch at Little Lake Park, Midland, After lunch they .eXPlored the Indian Village and then went to Penetangeithene where a police cruiser escorted the buses to Fort Penetenguishene Mao- eurn. The next stop was the Martyr's Shrine and look-out at. Fort Ste. Marie, Evening lunch was eaten at Midhurst Park. The last stop was at Orangeville for refresh- ments. They arrived home about 11 p,m. Organ Dedicated As Goshen Church A new Hammond organ was dedicated at GOsheifi United Church on June 28. Fniids to purchase the organ were raised by the .congregation. The . service Was-- taken by Rev, M. .Morriscei, and the or- ganists were Mrs. Bruce Keys and Miss Donna Hayter, Mrs. Clare McBride --played a is um- pet solo, and the their sang an anthem. On behalf of the organ and finance committee, Allan Arne strong thaaiked members of the. congregation and others who had contributed to 'the organ fund. BungalOws, Still Most :Popular Homes Canadian Building Surveys Show is'utLbttiik itiftlirtiALS HOME Oni•AromikOdatirs Goderich 524-9724 • COMBINATION ALUMINUM. Screen Doors and Windows Let Us Repair Your Broken Windows And Screens RUSSELL JERVIS 63 Albert St. — Clinton Phone 482-9390 MING 11604.1 icf.e rr.s. MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM FINK PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. ELECTRICAL SERVICE ED. FINK, Hensoll Mgt.—BILL FINK, Clinton Mgr. Phone 36 482-7682 Don't fish for the ansWer;.. buy MASONRY OAINT -- BUILDER'S SUPPLIES Coiner Albeit, &, Printeta St., Clinton PHONE 482-9612 CONKLIN Huron County Historical Society Appoints Constitutional Committee A committee of five was named to draw up the , constitution of the newly-formed Huron County Historical Society, when it met in the Huron County Courthouse at Goderich recently. Magistrate Glenn Hays was Neill. John Berry . reported named convener of the new County-- Council had already committee. Other members listed the exhibits in the Mu- were: Mrs. W. D. Mack, Mrs. scum. Warden Ralph Jewell Otto Popp, Mrs. Ben Homan, reported for the finance corn- and Brig. A, F. ' mittee and Curator Neill spoke The committee was asked to of the. book being made which draw up 'the constitution and tells about the Museum. report to the next executive Mrs. Howard Harris of Ford- meeting on September 14th. wich was' named director due DON' DELAY! 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SAKRETE 45 Lb.Sand Mix 95c-80 lb. $1.59 90" lc, 70" — $59.95 CONKLIN LUMBER HAS EVERYTHING FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT AND REPAIRS! QUALITY * SELECTION SAYINGS , CONKLIN WEEKLY SPECIALS FIR PLYWOOD GARAGE DOORS 1,4" $4.22 — 3/8” $5,80 PAINT frenchmCanadlOn Style Centres .0n Kitchen et' GRAND BEND Car. of HWy. 21 & 83 PHONE 238-2374 Students and the staff of Goderich Pusiness College held the gradUation Weiler recently at the Bedford Hotel, Goclerich, The group was entertained by Scottish dancer Linda. Young and Piper Beyan Young. Mrs. F. M. Weaver, principal of the School, presented Miss Sandra Huai, of Seaforth, WIth. the Gold Medal, Mrs'sHugill won the award for tAaing 70 WOrds Per Minute On a 10-minute test With three errors. The award was the first ever earned at Goderich Beg- hest College. Awards for 60 to 69 ward a minute were made to Nate Ilechnond, Dale MoNee and Jo Anne SolinSton. wt.' • KfAC +3 I Kvw •HOUSE PBSIckl`i This twO-storey house by eeelliteet jean-lends Lalonde, of Mont- real, is based on the Freneb, Canadian traatioe—goncerriea- tion of family living focusing on the kiteben and A separate "salons' ter special eccasiens. Three large bedrooms .provide accommodation for the larger family.. The parents' room- it well Separated from the child- ren's sleeping quarter's,. The ex- terior brick or stone end walls, with small wiedoWs, ere also reminiscent .of old lieuses as are the vertical painted siding and the two "galleries." Tire floor area is 1,725 square feet and the exterior dimen- sions, excluding the garage, are 24 feet 10 inches by 43 feet Six inehes. Working • drawings for this hoese, known as Design 531., may be .o'btain'ed from Central Mortgage and Housing .Cmporation. at minimum cost. NMI MOOR NM I Krim woo wee Bungalows, with slightly more than 72 per cent of the total in 1963, were still the most popular type of house with Can- adians. The wide roof overhang of this -design by architect B. L. Peterson, of Victoria, makes it possible to walk under shelter both to the front entrance and the outside basement staircase. The plan has a standard L- shaped living-dining room, while the kitchen has a family room adjoining it. Both this Mom and the dining room lead to a terrace. The plan is so arrang- ed that children can go from- the. outside terrace or front door 'to the family room or doWn to a playroom in the basement without crossing any principal. rooms. The front door should face north. The floor area is 1,300-square feet and the exterior dimen- sions, including the carport, are 46 feet one inch by 49 feet six inches, Working drawings for this. house, known as Design 2325, are available Prom Cent- ral Mortgage and Housing Cor- poration at' minimum cost. to the resignation of Mrs. Gib- son of Gorrie and Mrs. William Dowell, RR 3 Exeter, was nam- [ Irvittt pFllES APPLY To ITEMS IN'STObk ONLY GODERICH 21 HWyi. South _ `PHONE 52441321 1 t4:0;,'"Dt5WA'O-t,AYMEN't , . ttil:t(0)tilAtTtklbit W. MacDonald Electric COMPANY LIMITED Power and Lighting i 4. • r • Electricians Joseph Dadr, Clinfoh Mgr. 12 HURON ST. — CLINTON — 482-7702 BALL MACAULAY Ltd Builders' Supplies Of All Kinds. 60 King St. — CLINTON — 482-9514 .11•••••••••IFINNIMONEF/e/e011.•••••••••••..almmm, Courtesy on the -Water is just 1 Test your life jackets at reg- as important as courtesy on the I ular intervals during the sum- highway. mer. J. W. COUNTER Building Materials Home Improvements 21 HWY*,. GODERICH 524.8321 UNIOOM *M1.6", gar . •••••••••••••• MOM 0.40 0411041 BATFOooki eV" ed director for Exeter and Us- borne Township. A discussion period followed and. Ed. Jenkins, Brig. Clift, and several other directors spoke of the objectives of the society, Mr's. Mack urged all to bring suggestions for the coming sea- son and what type of programs would best promote the Huron County Historical Society. The, next regular meeting of the society will be held in the fall.