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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-04-15, Page 31 W to mooar M 1 � >t a , UAP 4,0ala Most, ��� �' ,. .. • tl a r . ... its �' .. ,.mlxr� t'��ti c+� o: ., r tedu�,'a.a. ,. . t alt :a, . '. W" 1 ail?. ,✓ br� t ` down oist�Lnce.. ' 6.t � ,. .�e ,... !�. � w .... t� ta�l<I,�ai, trjeX144, �$� 14�. •er a; �, .lit �� s� ,' to .'�� . , ... �te�^ :ls �'�it�.l:t ;laea�?� .. . tali r e thews foo" :�ax�..,� T: b4XO,lt ItiY, Uttawu ,Ir?i!�! Ci'salr4l1ua>► ,af ziauitc'dP��reciaji i the het isa # a'itt r , stah�4,• ihu. s,.itie (7gauµlhwn Lt4tnl'' ee1c Y4ceS 'i►1-ul ped :.Ib� Yt1h11, tiiY??p , sPr� :Suter #� .. p � tAaei� f��esa T e ` n g8iti'144*f , izle,, sealxl}a children, ! t Pet 'till a!! ..n:.,2 few; y e lG ret • iter bul?n34sjluffY)lc?NKthe.. , h '' mar entl a +love ti: I' ek i s, tester and' : 'e w 'ld bad 0e 14: toh0 PMA saal?eone 14'd ... y : barriow .....,, 4,. ,il tlYe. #>Iat ,,.A sb?itQ. wdtliRl?t: ra�3'se ca„ g th ooirK ►Dst?,aanfKe<k. "ees1Yeis ' e an indi- 'o a aai f at 1 brs an�!a IfA', o#4. wDr .. pots 'wem #Qr�blddeal uerieveq to, be one k4# 4,,Qf vrd ai. Without. a ea'1zate ed taxi ofifer S.>xi licw' a°'f Ral??os1 ,: ova! eggs > nd 14w, x timnaes tion', Lt s _. . , : me flinite v.. 4� to. cols arld ted, ?e to '} esJSaclaltel ,w4h .cit 1 — l eat and ty'e ... ,den part Qi trh'e eenvs ' 4 . rayed ,onj, ">'ter ; _t�?n#AV. HARM!R.T4 N.isp_m ,a'1 Goll - onnetlung appraacahiruge corn, to .rich u7?d upon, ?_aster°gene a elan f hat fliers 'of 5 d verse of v s . : that �s ° ora e 1 ui+apeasi e' _ T-4ey 'V4'e1 p l� red sic} sit 9,R9p antique .a 17i4o true Tlats 'eat"aiaa� I ibrary '4i es e Q r t; Thoma fi3"st roaster• c. an indivz ai w1#w4t aAequatt WediC s ..to d ecia al :sI?rpx *, (1a1 ?? W ios'e iu i'e g, ..t ?, dQlr of ...�?.> ,.s ams ." . � ... ,, irect sP l ecru q e n he tbt'e *ori. 'Easter' ..: belles ci Woad axed His veP is cad fat ,plaques In so x?brio n v..' ..ea�?y . ?�' a�tter}t}on Yo the grail tllalt wt'eati2ne li 1?y ?y with >nvlshl frinecl less W0 tae has ac" *Q booms. anti iLbaru'tes eazl .�l�y � to 1�aye been derived), 1}!ad C'lrurcii. handers lari'd sQ .fiords �laacl` ;adequa'te lilsTOry servjpp continulrug educafiSom, Hobbies a beautl%ul het bird which . . an.di.craffs, vocatitai se changed lntq a l�ablx'it s #�xlother tra'>1Ition of l!?astea' huti'gki by wlhhlely could lin a trallturrent evemts; Music that lits ratubit :could .tell was the belief rtitat the spas. rhes:.. $ on, a •yea chIldren c�veaywhere that e a4l town of sending. ■ and. Coh$ar?ts, prol?en#s' :n► 141. 0, danced roustdduitd . 9r M�top � � f�Id.s and do sir 001 — t.hese are only, sprung; had arii!n'ecl. The fore- : 'Jay ah E40,x Sua�day and ca�"d's ieixkainS a friendly tri- 3 %eligih at dvtibin of Easter- tod!y. a ,few of the •lino eota c 61!t 'r �IIine} of our .Easter' B1aoft averyOne wo ti a into. Ris , Garden�ug with A the books on the shelves had`'great diffictuity , adjust the fir is via.... is ax^t anit t ing to his. ,new fp , so the 144 'specta>vie". il!aY cards differ Yery 1i; of a ,good' storing, tie from thaw of the 19ttu The Clinton 4+H Ilorne 'Gar- u:Tai?s are becortning xruore ashd story .goes, ;and 'ante -, .yean xn Ezyglaaiti Rn the year P&ihig Clowts, first meaning was on the fist d'ay Of sprino be 1200 'i4'f lin' r 'beaving" was Century, z esearche;rs ` at ' +none coirnple, knon�*tedigg zS p 1101d on Tue.s&ll, April 6, ' intra i btver more r<I ids Would iiuild a ?�L i Ahd hill ;the s e _'9 lay. T p pa e, Coutts llalpar �k :e iaiped &s.a4g, e .. h y the home of Mrs. 11Mnan. Tyra- �r university can <t with brtglritly 601ored ieggs•, WAS mb4hly ler ved .from) Eggs, chicks, flpavers, herd's, daUl. 'Ten memberis` and two 1Vo school o y Thaf,; ha today's aster the idea' aEr {lhr st li 9 pig rai}�bitis, lilies anti the er iss leaders were relmA. have L+augh't urs yes€erday the _ ' it u or the, ark t 1 d P e u rat "ea, On: s dominate, l�. tetra.. yft e>n. q t !tax til �hi t k t � � ca.. t n w.` . q S e nnN' d . '. Em ay a s' - deli bre a1 t la � e a' Those St art >Rt � er 11710 ~d� rr d ` �s t was nam- a! e . ( g alt a lc �?. bo hav Stewart If We are to keep peace with. Y ? g E, Mon0§y Y ch .. ecYu'a1!. , I; e inarted >iorant, Brenda . 0esO the ywcyrlcl, we mills team ; r Ira fhb 2nd centbuxy, when d With brightly egltiredi rl - become an itrte+ga�aa. part of Tyndall 'ass vice-paesutent and .ouxt541yes and .there tura Easter was ahead:1 eslal- bons was taxied ar?ouitd by tfie l3astei• tradition.Th NTaar+ie Tr s ,;' the '1'� � Fa'�s ?'�'' lVtle leaxni wlthoit 'b'c>s'. lrshesd evenit :ib the Chi�istlaTx -, .y'oun'g trim an each glair mann �differext!ce seems to big P'0 dna ' L���.yy� WQek" 'S]b caier�aiaT celebbafj topk a they i�zet 5tras thraldeuged to technical. Colp�s today, ale bras It the clhadr f e h • an true ebpie Wlti ' grow -a gay 'gal► ;a5 exit fast a catch phrase; inu .. ntti*rtlalstic i'oxrn s id 1i, t. td g, t , t% . x ani Papers ' y o o ti h o lies . pn as- flit .. tame h'h oven the are cam,. t, ay: > a finer 'than ever tbe#k>re. wAs dascusseci. Lunch g is •,he i�'eY t c n nu stein t ..ey ct. , Wos sewed. u►g' educ'attidn." ter Saturday theme were le+c-. heaths of th'e 'heavens', Olt ` Their messatge, however, te- tures , to be attended on the Tuesday At was.. the tua� of mains the wane �-- "A, happy _ Extodus, the passiaver,' aid the the nv rah ?tic sit in the chair Easter to you'. �� Death and R.esunrectiori of sand the woanen, to lift him THE THE AR DERiCH cairis:t. The were tiles- � - SQU E -.-•GO lagxups' w over -their heads. They ,were Vrmuses may P7'&v azo• 'ilm� sed and a. bishop preached rewarded' with a k i s. s for taatt role in inducing sxhne t3.Om NOW PLA1(INGr"-- April 15-16.17, -a se7mgm, . 'The highlight of ,their efforts but this get off cancer, in lhuman beings. Re- Wait `Dish neves 6rnade a finer, icture than the whole ceremony •falnowed out of Mand: lUnig Edward I search to explome the poas4ble. r has • _ ,px the confirbta'tt'ion of the rewarded: his ladles of the rale of viruses in cancer is a,- lt/ . caitech,urnens' .and the, celebra- court with 14 POaunds'.- abrin: 0110ng the pmojeicts `siuppported l y "A , in Technicolor theEast . ss. 42.00 for their, heav,$nlg, gohtrfttions the .Caziaftn THOSE CALLOWAYS/�n YI/ltit 19rair Keith, Vera Miles and Walter The Romans, who were Not errs the nabilnby par- C7aaucer Society, I r Brennan' li i MON., TUES,. W. ED April 19-20.21 JERRY LEW116, Jill St. John and Agnes Moorehead A f'umbb.Ag,:paodle sitter .acquires •romance aad A poienUial bat-16ako-in-law. ,y ri WHO S MINDING THE STORE?,. THUR , FRI., SAT "---: April 22-23-24 At -Regular Prices At' Debbie Reynolds, ,starve. rrrice and Ed Begley 11.• GreatSong Hits .by Meredith Wilson -are just part " of the 0aavd entertainment In the unfazable- UNSINKABLE "UNSlNKAB'LE MOLLY BROWN" celebretting their- New Year trcilpated in the festavitae5 at Easter time, held eliabor- however. The churches found ate ceremonies- and wore 'gay, the mood of the .occasioxi new clothes, believing that most auspldous for •replenish- these would bring the wearer Ing the church coffers. They •good `luck rtbroughout the made their own brew .of year— d nit �i a Way church - and Bald' it e the :parlacle wound its rxmea+ry Way church -yard out Easter. A througia ancient Rome and mom could have a free shave riot along Fifth Avenue, New there too --"in fact 'this prase - . York City: tine was still popular at the The egg, 'a symbol of new end of the 19th -century. The life and: resurrection, has Bishop and Dean of Chester played an important part in in England were not .to be left out of the: merry -making • • either ilei they head an egg- Welling Workers throwing match -- with the in Deluxe Color -- .., °M .. Coming-- ARNIE =adult entertcrinmenit choirbolys in stately Chester cathedral, At 'Bayfield In early America eggs had ashen ,purposes: sob. ,They Hold Meeting were dyed different 'hues and Easter greetings were writ- ten on them and exchanged BAYFIELD — They Willing between friends. This custom Wkvkerts' meeting was held on cam6 }to ':a sticky end as .the April 8 in the Uluted •Church . basement ' following nig the UCW pot fuck dinner and joint meet- Square Dancers inlg. >} The meeting opened with the IM Wl111TIng Workers' Praydr, follow- To �< Pow -Wow _ LIN ed by 'the' se;cretary's report given by Pat Renner. A letter �� S��fO�'t� by W. W. Haysom from the Childress' Aid, Society tba idea the group for the don - your telephone manager atian of $5. A "smoke signal" is out t< \,. Tvv4a Easter lilies and a pot all square .dancers'' in and our of 'mums will be purchased fox of the area, The "medidim WHO PAYS FOR TELEPHONE EXPANSION? Easter Sunday and the month mean:"' of the "Huron Scalpers' of April. —!a tribe of square chance lovini !t has occurred to me that telephone users in Clinton The gift of the month was .braves and squaws from Se'a' might be interested in a fundamental fact of Company business operations --and one which mlohA not bP, Widely- realized. It is the matter of where the Company obtains the hundreds of millions of dollars needed yearly to build new exchanges,, construct new local and Long Distance circuits, and buy telephone sets and other facilities re- quired to serve an ever-expan"ding economy and population. Some people may automatically think that these con- struction expenses,come Out of telephone bills, but this,is not so. It is the Canadian investor --either private indivi- duals or investment firms. -Who, by buying Company stocks or bonds, -make telephone growth possible. (The reason that they Invest in the Company, of course, is that they expect the money to be'wisely Used, and to pay interest or profit over the years.) Your telephone bill pays the costs of providing you with telephone service ---the wages, maintenance, costs, taxes, ,etc. plus a reasonable profit which is returned to the investor. But your telephbne'bill does not pay the huge amounts necessary to make the Company grow'fast enough' physically to serve new 'families and businesses. Por these in turn,Irthe Company depends 'on the nvesting public that our pubiie, and, our business be healthy and well managed. if It Is not', and does not return them a reasonable' profit, then they would ,invest their money elsewhere. (Incidentally, any Canadian hair invest in 'the Bell—it's not a "Ilmittd club's by any meansl) 9e11 shareholder`s (there are over 900,000m -the largest number of any Canadian company) benefit immediately and directly, of course, from 'elch.successful year of, Com- pany operation. but a vast number of other .Canadians are also indirectly affected, because tho chances are that their insurance or mutual fund companies, or the pension plan they subscribe to, also Invest fit Hell stock. And firs= Ally, even a person who hat no direct or Indirect financial Interest in successful Company operatibns also benefits frrm Its grdwth, because in growing It helps create addl- tidnal .nobs in a 'Wide vaeloty of induStNes. This, of course, contrjbutes°to the pedsperity of every Canadian. ru won by Mrs, Pease, forth --+has amnaunlced a week' Enquirles be made into the end "Pow -wow" at their camp Possibility of holding a barbecue Arthur K. Shepherd said the supper in July with catering by Seaforbh Square Dancing Clul Youngstown Lodge. will sponsor the event April Z It was 'moved by Margaret and 25, Scotchmer and seconded 'by Saturday evening., Dick Leger Phyllas Campbell that the of Warren, Rhode Island, US'A Board of Stewards be asked for will be on hand to call for ', information regarding ,:the fur- dance in Seafrorfh District IM91 nate, and: improvements to the School. church entrance. Sunday afternoon, he wdl Mrs. R. i3liaire offered her conduct a workshop for boast hone for the May meeting. •callers and dancers. CLINTON LEGION .t°nvM.t�i =n Paper Drive EBNA, APRIL 28 Save Old Newspapers, Magazines Now ... Tied Securely In Bundles 13-1546b �z DANCING FOR THE YOUNG CROWD This Week, Saturday, April 17-2 Rends 'The HFFi's' and 'The Crescendos` Dancing 8;30 to midnight Admission: $1,00 per person Slieciat Easter Week Dance'.for the Young Crowd Tuetday, April '20 . 'The De"I-Reys"'. rmnbtng 9:()o to taldr tgl t Admissloh4 Igo per person a Cater Dial 514-93'11 Information 0 60L f4 ab rrquexs+ iEto Luncheons, � r servatlbng 264' FLIORT LIEUT, FRF -D 04UTTAIN A staff Insrtructor. ah &thenal of instuetionW Technique, RCAF .$..tat'ion, Clinton. will leave on April ,26 toassume full, fiyimsg duties, Fll.. Brittan is to p'rgceed to tt%e CpYper4t+ioitail (�Trai�Litu unit at Bagatlid' Quer, Azad from theme to 432 , '(F') Squadron flying CF 101 "Vo6- door'". He will :atc't as 'a Nary 4gartor in the suppmonic 'all- weather fightO. Fred, his w31fe Celhne and' three children, .Tames. 6, Carl 4, and Demilse 2 'love- 4t Reglnla Road, Ada'stral Park; Fred has been four yyeq r at SIT and is oma of lbe Seri: dor Instrdetprs at the busy. school. AT CLINTON BOWLING LANES 248 VICTORIA STREET - - Completely Air -:Conditioned - - If interested in jointing or forming a fire -pin bowling league --Contact JOE DAER, residence -phone 482-77,02; bowling alley, 482-9502. LEAGUES WiLL START EARLY IN MAY 15-6-7b Puts the things II you want within your reach , Bring all your �r ptarsonal credit nerds under one goof LOW-COST Llrt-INSURED LOANS Cilntoh tranch: I .Zit FjJE"1 T 1Vtatager o" Station (19ub AgeftO r Open, pally L6ndes'bor'ough (Sub -Agency) r Open M6)11 & ixrtirs., I r" : l t „ o NSW Ona�N�► , . � .. ;Road Pisti"yM#0$P.n of the 1965 'edl . lof .710iW st I ce Cents l 19- fie. mad Mop, #es, M4 . ulaavice �t �� f'+ostS and .has�atta, 'be �'!"lhe netik' 1R}P, �,yyA` :bi' :PSR l;�a'�fed. free .qf charge, M AW is AVY001 comOwnted that lldallo, pfE the; #nprpvemonts ala, the nays!, eor}, gtOly ;xVyIsed:...t7rMalp zs :fie <?liis"aSiuci?lon of a s� colop 0=1 tvaei g(Wiolraund for ewnty iGt, • T`,eatures of the ?gip ludg ewet the r It mites � bald,s dzreet �totutes, d(u�t�rnetn,�re 1•d'=. Pries ..of dial par j and the d ►Pn llo¢i W l sym- rlo; thh head Rel�?"t?►t <rtin_gint pt flcrrpnatir , 1'aP'. s; gbrsyorl,'to The e avaldble alt tee Cams Ss?► metres Qf of tlpuma ad r "■ ,CLINTON PHONE .482-6626 a Cosme cGiltsl For E.as'te.r, .-- By YAR r,r �.� DL M x t`ac o ERG _EY A R AB E .. T F COTY and LENTHERiQ i See thee.. Style TOILE_. _ i New S y _. TSETS n our Window IV1iFlrot, Brush &Comb Se. f' a Priced of $10.95 and $ 11.9,6 NEW PERFUMES and TOILETRIES by Yardley$ -- Specially Foe Easi'e'r FRESH JUST NEW FQ kJe n STOCK � aa.00 � oo � EASTER, BLACK - ' MAGIC GIFT CHOCOLATES by ROWNTREE By Rowntree 'and Neiilsons Also dither Chocolates and Candies "Let One Call Do It All" Let Clinton Laundry Help You Live A Clean Life! BY OFFERING YOU ALL THESE SERVICES; (1) Professional Dry -Cleaning and Pressing (2) Clean -Only Dry -Cleaning (25c Per Pound• ---10 Lbs, for $2.00) At Our Plant ---166 Beech Street: --Let us advise you regarding special garments that. require special profm- sional attention. --Let experts classify your garments for you and advise you which garments can be done the "clean -only" method and which require professional &eat- ment. (3) Complete Laundry Service FINISH WASH THRIFTY WASH........ .......... ..... 04c Per Lb.) DRY WASH t ..•t.,. 01c Per Lb.). .Shirts, Sheets, Linens; Etc., Etc. (4) Garment and Shirt Rental This ,Service includes DressShirts, Work uniforms, Coveralls, Etc. (5) Coin -Operated Laundry These facilities, and our Cash and Carry Office are in the main business section at 63 ALBERT STREET. () Fur , toracle Vuilt We give complete Mwrrance toverage. (7) Minor Repairs & Alterations On All Garments. () Pick -'Up and Delivery Daily (q) Same Day Service (14) Three -Hour Service Whon `requested, Dry -Cleaning $r' Laundry' in at 9 m, cart be l asaked up at 5 pri, Special Attentoh When Required. 9clith Week One Lucky Customer Will Wire $5.00 Free Cleaning Credit THIS WEEK°S LUCKY NUMBER — 1465