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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-01-21, Page 5*nolo, One Meets Oreelep 'Turnber One of Oda, trade ;Street 144te4 tYhra'( Ir met ! January12 wt 'the Fres,Y, dent;. �.- M, 1341 °PP:gi g the Meeting with a leoern,. Annual reports were read and it Was: decided to rearrange makultlY meet, A )cnemorral fund for deceased nleMhara Will )ae eItavted in Febrileree o scIousnes n � sof Ignorance Is No Small Port of M nowl'edgo, So --. come And Hear Of THE PERSECUTED CHURCH 1lluStrat:ed to .Aid memory At Maple Street Gospel Hall On Tuecjay, .January 26th. at 8:00 p,m. LACE TO VISIT 'INDIA? NEXT BEST s COME AND .HEAR MR. LLOYD 'BONE, Missionary for 12 years in India At Maple. Street Gospel ;'loll On Friday, January 22nd at 6;00 p,m, Attend Your Church This Sunday CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH • (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Pete.rs, A.A. Sunday, January 24 10:00 a.m,--Sunday School 11:15 a.m.—Family Worship 7:30 p.m.—Bible Study Hour A cordial welcome to all Ontario Street United Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURc.6I" Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A. Sunday, January 24 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 11;00 ane—Morning Worship TURNER'S 2:00 pm.—Church Service 3.00 pm. -Sunday School Peale - UIis-ego; tteeinlie niteix (fit -lurches REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK, .M.A., Minister Sunday, January 24 Subject. "ARE MARRIAGES MADE IN HEAVEN?" WESLEY-WILLIS 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.--Church Service HOLMESVILLE 1:00 p.m.—Church Service 2:00 p.m. --Sunday School Mon., Jan. 25-8 p.m. -The Men's Club will visit the Sherlock -Manning Piano Co. Limited factory. ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. R.. W. Wenham, L.Th., Rector Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Organist EPIPHANY iII SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 8:30 a,m: Holy Communion 9:45 a.m.—Church School 11:00 a.m.—Morningg Prayer Thurs., Jan. 21—Chancel. Guild at Mrs. Fred Ford's at 8.15 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Rev. R. U. MacLean, B.A., Minister Mrs. M. .1. Agnew, Organist and Choir Director Sunday, January 24 9:45 a.m.--Sunday School 10:45 a.m.—Public Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Christian Reformed Church Rev. G. J. Heersink, Minister Sunday, January 24 10.00 a.m.--Service in English 2:30 p.m.—Service in Dutch Every Sunday 6.15 p.m., Dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas. Listen to "Back to God Hour." . . EVERYONE WELCOME Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON ' 11.00 a.m.—Breaking of Bread 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. Thursday—Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON ' Sunday, January 24 9.45 a.m.-Worship Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School 8:00 p.m.—Evening Service Speaker: Mr. Alfred Zim- merman, Kitchener._ Tuesday -8 p.m. -Prayer Meet- ing and Bible Study. All Welcome Unit Four Meeting Unit Four of Ontario Street United Church will hold its January meeting on Monday evening, January 25. The meet- ing will start With a pat -luck supper at 7 p.m. 37.7 Mr. and. Mrs. Robert MacLean Mark Golden Wedding. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac-. Mrs. Wilson (Maude) Broad - Lean marked their 50th wed -foot of Goderieh Mrs. Lorne ding anniversary on January(Verna) Hay of Hens'al1 and 20 at 'their farm 'home in Mrs. Martin (Ruth) Flood of Tu'cke'rsmith Township. Mrs. Cooksville; four sons: William MacLean is the former Myr- of Exeter; Kenneth of Hen- tie 1Vtahaffy of Mitchell, The sill; Keith of. Stratford and couple has three daughters: Grant of T-feneai1. Clinton Town Council Appears To Be Sold On Joining Mid.WODA (Continued from page one) out of the association a num icer . of times in the past. I was sorry to see Clinton drop out just because of the coat of membership. We need industry here and I would like to see Clinton back in." Give Consideration Council decided members would give "serious considera- tion" to re -joining Mid-WODA, and decide at the next meet- ing, inviting—in the meantime —comment from citizens and local businessmen. Hal Hartley, attending the meeting as an observer, said he .hoped. Clinton council would reconsider rejoining Mid-WODA "I don't think we could find a better use for $200," he seed. "Maybe some time we will have to spend thousands to do what Mid-WODA could db for us." Mayor Symons thanked Mr. Urquhart . for coming 'to the Clinton Council May Undertake Sidewalk Cleaning (Continued from page one) X for removing their snow from kr front of 'their shops, Measure up their frontage and charge' them so much per foot, I know I'd be happy if all I had to do was pay a little extra tax to have the toWn take away the snow in front of my shop and I think .a lot _of the other merchants would be too. Let the business people who profit from the snow removal from their .sidewalks pay the shot. Council agreed to give the matter considration and discuss it at greater length at the next meeting. BIRTHS KING—In Clinton Public Hos- pital on Monday, January 18, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. Aldo'n King, Clinton, a daughter. SALE STILL CO AT TINUES House of CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 482-7735 "THE STORE WHERE. YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE" MEN'S MATCHED WORK SETS PANT ` Regular $3.98—SALE $3.60 SHIRTS ...............:............ Regular $2.9$< --SALE $2.70 LINED WINDBREAKERS Regular $5.95—SALE $5.40 10% off Ladies' DRESSES Ail Sizes 20% t� 20% OFF II ff Girls' DRESSES Lr 0 0 Sizes 2 to 14 20% OFF GIRLS' DRESS COATS SKI JACKETS -. 3 -PC. SETS All Sizes .... ............................ 30% OFF Men's RUBBER BOOTS Low Cut — SALE $3:25 High Cut SALE $3.50 • Men's WINTER UNDERWEAR Thermal, Penman's 71 etc, 20% OFF 30% off MEN'S PLAID COTTON FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS keg, $L $2.4 - $8,85 ---L `i`d' CLEAR 30% OFF LADIES' SKIRTS== Special Rcidk Reg, up to- $4,98 - TO CLEAR 990 MANY] MANY OTHER ITEMS AT'GREAT SAVINGS You Must come in and see for yourself to appreciate the true Values'We offer yaw BRiNG YOUR BABY BONUS CHEQUES AND WE WILL CASH THem meeting and outlining the func- tions of his association. "I feel Mr. Urquhart was sincere and I personally feel joining Mncl- WODA Would be a step in the right direction," Mr, Symons said. Thanks Council Mr. Garon in turn thanked council for 'taking the time to listen to Mr, Urquhart, "I want to thank council for the warm atmosphere I felt here tonight," - he said. "It is quite a different atmosphere than in the past. I felt in the past I would get knocked down if I came to a council meeting." Councillor Armstrong said he wanted to know why Clinton had lost two industries in re- cent years. He had heard rum- ors, he said, but he wanted to know the real reasons so such would not be repeated again .to the disadvantage of the ;town. "Ihave 'said it here before and been condemned for saying it," Mr. Garan answered him from the floor. "But the people responsible should have a bell hanging 'over their heads so we could all give it a bong as we walk past them." Lack Of Interest Mr. Garon said he was: one of the four men from Clinton who attended a meeting in Taranto with officials of the• Canada Packers plant. The company was planning tobuild a plant at Clinton which need- ed a $240,000 sewer. The com- pany 'was willing to pay for $80,000 of .the sewer if ;the 'town would pay the balance. They needed an immediate answer and urged the Clinton delegat. es. to return • to Clinton as soon as possible to see how council. felt about the matter. Mr. Gaeon said the delegation returned to Clinton and held a special meeting about wheth- er or not to buy a new truck. Three weeks later the sewer matter was brought up despite a subsequent telephone call from a company official urging expedition of the matter. "A complete lack 'of interest and co-operation last us that industry," Mr. Garon said. No one present at the meeting con- tradicted his opinion. "It still straightens my bris- tles to talk about that," the Chamber of Oommeree preei- dent •said, Following informal d'is'cus- sion the meeting was adjourn- ed. G Webb Named Huron. Warden (Continued from Page one) L°11)0;, I Tillett;. E. Mc twain, Gaoderich TowAstrip; N. Desch, gprigh; (r, Sill" ing, Goe1eeich. Township; R Squire, Code+rioh Talirot, StanleY; l?. Thq+, son; Clinton; G. Webb; C, Wonoh, Clinton. Con mitteennen The 1%4 war4en, Ralph Jew ef Cellbeene, placed the nf- fioiai collar on Mr, Webbs shoulders, and he wee ,preeent, ed with a iceer And gavel. In turn, he presented, Mr. Jewell with his nameplate, Rebert Moen, depety reeve of r'l owiek, Was elected to a' five -Year 'thrill on :the made conenittee, The.cirri', over :nam. bee are Reeve Joseph Kers, Wingham; .Reeve Grant Ster- ling, Goderidh Township; Reeve D. McKenzie, Ashfield; deputy reeve D. Geiger,, Hay. The com- mittee later elected' Mr, Shirr Ping as choke -ream Striking Committee The revised Iiuronview com- mittee comprises Reeve Jones (1) ; Elgin Thompson (1); Erne est Snell (2) ; A. D Smith (3); M. Oesch (3). Reeve Thomp- son was elected chairman The Board of Health is made up of J, Hayter (1); C. Kreuter (2); B. Cook (3); Glenn Webb, and the prov'innial representa- tive, J, Morrissey, Creditor. Naming of the striking com- mittee produced a contest when six were named for five places. Elected were A. Etheci gton, Ken Stewart, E. Talbot, N C. Cardno and Calvin Krauter, in that order, with Reeve Ivan Haskins of Howicie the low man, Warden Webb,' a native of Stephen and a veteran of 10 years in township council, has represented his inunicipality,for eight years in the county body. Earlier, he served on the school board. He is married, With two daughters; is a member of St, Peter's Lutheran church, Zurich and of Parkhill Masonic Lodge and the London Shrine, Maintain Council Murray Gaunt, MLA for Hur- on -Bruce, presenting his com- pliments to the new warden, re- ferred to talk about abolition of county councils. "You may be sure I will stick up for its retention," he said, "because it is one of the balle marks of democracy in this country that we have the form of government we have here. Abolition would be one of the biggest mistakes we could make." Father And Son (Continued from page one) leader in Home & School, Wolf Cub, Sunday Sdhaal and Lions Club activities. AC1 David Ludlow has been transferred to Stn. Reekcliffe, familiar territory to him. His Father' was employed in Ottawa at the Green Valley Restaura'n't before joining the RCAF; Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K. C. Cooke FI0RiS►'t Lill 402:-7012. Caniton 0 Clinton council Correspondence (Continued from page one) son, head of the Extension and Field Services Derision of the Department will be in Gaderich March 10 and 11 to assist with. the program. Councillors said they would attend the workshop if they were able; A letter and cheque for $150 was received from Leo E. Bird of London, Ont., who wished to renew his transient traders license Por another year. Coun- cil. decided 'to cash. Mr. Bird's cheque and issue him the lac ense. A letter was received from A. E. Mountford, secretary of the Minor Hockey Day pro- gram, asking that councillors make en effort to attend the program on January 22 and January 23, and voth the usual $75 grant for the occasion. Councillor John McFarlane asked Public Works committee chairman Jim Armstrong to try to arrange to have the arena parking area cleared of snow on those dates, and Councillor Norm Livermore requested councillors and citizens tobring their children to Minor Hockey Day. "Bring—don't send your bay, 'is our motto," he said. The $75 grant was approved. Thurs.x Jan. 21., 194$,*. Oay.i'eId 'oun.eiHors . pp rove 'Their Salaries By Audrey Belhhannber Tiayrjela Ccauneii met on 111911daYt January 3-$ at 7;Q0 u.zn 41 the Village rials under rho chair, rnansiiip of Reeve F. A Clift. Councillor Qddliefson read by Reeire. claft,:,50114 Unclean menutes of the tnaugurel meet - nig and of the aubsequei t Meet - ?ng in .committee of the whole to #orw ,conimi•ttees.. Cm:Mi l tees' are; Propert r and Haeme, J Abair e and F, Mcr. Fadden; Public Worhs, F Mer Fadden and E, Qddliefson; e lth, Welfare, Pmtdetion•.and Reeine:nen, J. Sturgeon and J, Allaire;: Parrs, Harbor, $lach- es, ,Lighting and ?liver, E, Odd- liefson and ',. Sturgeon ne each case the first named is 4haar- man and 'the Reeve is an, ex - officio member. Flollowing approval of the minutes 'it bras announced that Mrs.. Robert IVfaloney had been appointed clerktreasurer -at an annual salary 'of $650. Council members annual remuneration has 'been set at: Reeve, $100; Courrc lors,. $75, By-law• num- ber e for 1965 was to enable council to borrow money essen- tial to pay bilis, salaries, etc. Council hopes it will net be necessary to borrow the full $5,000providedforbthe b- Yby- law. Mrs. Maloney was sworn in Harriet Jamieson Laid To Rest Harriet Eliza Jau nie5on of 179 Ontario - Street, Clinton, died in 'Clinton Public Hospital on Friday, January 15. She had been a patient in Clinton Public Hospital since October. She was born on June 13, 1872, in Tucicersnaiith Township to Thomas and Mary Aim Car- ter, She married John Y. Jam- ieson am leson In May of 1896 'and farm- ed ren Huliett Township until 1936, moving to Clinton in 1940. Mrs. Jamieson was 'a member of Crntellio St. United Church. The funeral was on Monday, January 18, at 2 pen: in the Beattie Funeral Home with the Rev. G. L. Mills of Ontario St. United Ohurch 'officiating. The interment was do Clinton Ceme- teiy. Pall -bearers for the late Mrs. Jamieson. were Warren Gibbings W. J. Miller, Lewis Bolton, El- gin Nott, Robert McMillan and ROs's Merrill. Flower -bearers were Douglas Jamieson and Leonard Jamieson. She is survived by her son Arnold of Hulletit Township; her 'daughters, Miss Edna M. Jamieson of Clinton and Mrs. Harold' (Florence) Glow of Preston; 'her sisters, Mrs. Ere ma Jenkins of Clinton' and Mrs, Effie .Iandeson of Clinton; by six grandchildren rand six great' grandchildren. .Feiend's and relatives came from Preston, Saginaw and Warren, Mich., Hamilton, Kit- chener and St. Catharines 'to attend the funeral. ADASTRAL PARK SOCIAL NOTES Corporal and Mrs. Richard St. Louis and their family have moved to RCAF Station Por- tage la -Prairie, Manitoba. Mrs. John Brennan is pre- sently, visiting her parents 'in Cornwall, Ontario. Alpha Wade celebrated her 11th birthday on Saturday, Jan- uary 16, with a party for eight friends. The annuaI St. Valentines tea and bake sale, sponsored by the RCAF Catholic Women's League, will 'take place on Sat- urday, February 13, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Baby sitting ser- vices Will be provi.d'ed free of charge. This event will be at 'the +Coimnunity Centre, former- ly the Ritchie Building. Mrs, Peter Schewaga has re- turned home after undergoing surgery in hospital in London, last week. Me Public Is Cordially Invited To Clinton Legion Branch 140 PUBLIC SPEAKING t. Competitions for Senior and Junior Public School Pupils in the CLINTON LEGION HALL, KiRK ST. Seg'inning at 7:30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 In former years Clinton entrants have been quite successful in provincial coynpetitions SHOULDN'T WE BE SAVING 'YOUR TAX DOLLARS..? Call ;row and task for details ere Registered Retirement Savings Plan., W. U: CAMPIRELL bistelet Manager Ili ettors Syndicate Ltd. 8eaforth - 5527.0452 gitledOia 'YNDICATT LIMITED Policemen and r+ ad 6'up.. sor and Les Mott, ' tai .odileceen, were sworn in ;for the year 1965 at Parting , salaries .$abject to review iii. ,Tory x965, Mrs, C,eerge'oneeeiu request- ed useOf the bail for, the in- itial meeting of a proposed Sem, for Citietels Club. The request Wee granted. Fred Watson, on bebalf of the; senior male citizens requested use of the hall basement on weekday afternoons, and Elwell -- d council that heating costs would be borne by ;the mein-. Kers and responsibility for. maintenance and order assum- ed. It was moved by J. Stur- geon, seconded by J, Allaire, that this request be granted. lnf1l ENsA EM.E.NT ANNQUNC p Mr and Mrs H.: h Alien, Ball, RR 4, , pounce the engagement .of their daughter, Pawn Maine,. to Mr, Gerald Whitmore Cox, son of Mr. and Mrei :C'ar4 Cel,Clinton The marriage will take place ort Saturday, Felmuaxy20,1965 at 7 e'clock in the even, log at Qntarrie Street Uni!t�• ed Qhereb, an Clinton.. Personals .MTs‘ Margaret Fnr'quhar us leaving for Cypress, California,, he visit 'her daughter And eon- in-law, on-inlaw, Mildred • end l3augs and Plane on .staying un- til- spring. Keith Mcl,een, son of Mr. and Mrs Don McLean left on 'Mol} day • for Edmonton, Alberrea, where .he has enlisted in 'the Princess Patricia light Intern tiny. Sig, Tom McLean .of Peta- wawa enxaute to Anchorage, Alaska. spent 'the -weekend with his parents, Mx and Mrs, Dan McLean, Lt. Roy McLean of l ingston spent ;the previous Weekend at his home, Entertainment Nightly QUEEN'S RHOTEL CUT THE COST OF LIVING ENDS JANUARY 23 ASA Headache Tablets, 500,99c Shaving Cream, 14 oz., only 99c Rubber Gloves, heg 98c, only 75c Tooth ,Brushes, reg 69c, 3 for $1 Spray Starch, 24 oz., reg. 990 ' only 890 All Purpose Cleaner, 32 oz., 890 Ladies' Hair Brushes, reg. 99c Electric Vaporizers, reg. 7.95 Sandwich Bags, reg. 490 Thermometers, reg. 1.95 reg. 1.50 only 79c only 5,69 50's, only 29c only, 1.29 only .99 Fast Home Perms, reg 2.00, 1.49 Polymulsion, 24 oz., reg. 5.00 ,... only 2.89 4 oz., reg. 1.25 ,.,. only .69 Rexali Vitamin Drops, 50cc, 99c Cod Liver Oil, 16 oz., , only 99c Envelopes, 150's only, 55c Writing Pads, 200 shts, only 25c Tiffany Hand Cream, 4 oz., reg. 1.50 only 1,85 8 oz., reg. 2.50 .,., only 2.00 Hot Water Bottle, 2 qt, only 99c Cotton Balls, 300's only 99c Baby Pants ...... 3 pair only 99c Bubble Bath Oil, 32 oz. only 99c 'RESCRIPTIONS Phone 482-951 intoe, Ontario SALE! CAR COATS Reduced ZiPPEI JACKETS - - 20%40 50% FiNE SWEATERS - - - 20% Off WORK SWEATERS - . - ' - 20% Off DRESS GLOVES - - - - 20% Off WORK JACKETS & VESTS - 20% Off LiNED' SMOCKS LINED PANTS - - - - 10% Off WORK SHIRTS' - - - - 10% Off SPORT SHIRTS - - - - 25% Off -''�. . r. . ice. 482-9352 a Announcing .. . AID Insurance if Accident, Illness or Death brings unexpected hardship, AID will safeguard your loan. if you are DISABLED unable to work for more than 30 days, due to accident or illness, AID takes over your pay- rnehts, goes on paying your monthly hese:Intents until you recover or your loan is paid in full, If DEATH occurs, AID pays the out - Standing balance of your loon in full, Available on Loans of $1,500 or more Eitclusively at ATLANTIC FINANCE CORPORATION RATTE'4BURY S't` lttt CLIN'i`ON' Phone 4824486 Jy Aw r tr;irri') Harper, Branch. 'Manage -0'