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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-05-05, Page 7THURSDAY,MAY 5, 1955 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE SEVEN Wedding Reid—Gaston Sanders—Reid A double wedding took place at Northside United Church parson- age, Seaforth, when Mrs, John H. Reid and her son, Kenneth, were principals. The Rev, J. W. A. Stinson officiated. Mrs.` Margaret Elva '(Stephen- son) Reid, Seaforth, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, formerly of•Varna, ex- changed marriage vows With Luth- er Joseph Sanders, Constance, Hullett Township, son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Sanders. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Percy Spencer, 'Detroit. Dorene Gaston, London, daugh- ter of Charles H, Gaston, England, and the late Mrs. Gaston, became the bride of Kenneth Reid, son of Mrs. J. H. Reid and the late Mr. Reid, Miss Jane Nolan, Simcoe, at- tended the bride and Patrick Murray, Toronto, was groomsman. FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Saturday for United. Co-operatives of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your ,farm, Please PHONE COLLECT not later than. Friday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative Ii. S. Hunt, Manager Phone- Day 9, Evenings 481w 39-tfb Sunset DriveI THEATRE Goderich 1% Miles East of Goderich on No. 8 Highway THURSDAY and. FRIDAY -- MAY 5 and 6 "THE .BIG SKY" Kirk Douglas and Paula Raymond Cartoon Comedy SATURDAY and MONDAY — MAY 7 and 9 "STAGE TO TUCSON" Rod Cameron and Sally Eilers Comedy Cartoon TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY -- MAY 10 and 11 "HIS KIND OF WOMAN" Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell Cartoon Cartoon Box Office Opens 7 p.m. First Show at Dusk TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY RAIN OR CLEAR Children's Playground Refreshment Booth Ohildren Under 12 In Care FREE 1 9 3 8 BETTER FISH 19.55 BETTER HUNTING CONSERVE TODAY --- FOR TOMORROW "I give my pledge as o Canadian to save• and' faithfully to defend from waste the natural resources of my country, its soil and minerals, its forests, water and wild fife" (Compiled by E. R. Doucette) OUT FISHIN' A feller isn't thinkin' mean -out fishin'; His thoughts are mostly good and clean—out fishin'. He does not knock his fellowmen, or harbor any grudges then. A feller's at his finest when -out fishin'. A feller's glad to be a friend -out fishin'. A helpin' hand he'll always lend -out fishin'. The brotherhood of rod and line an' sky and^stream is always fine. Men come, real close to God's design—out fishin'. A feller isn't plotting schemes= -out fishin'. He's only busy with his dreams—out fishin', His livery is a coat of tan; his creed—to do the best he can; A feller's always mostly man—out fishin'. A feller gets a chance' to dream out fishin'. He learns the beauties of a. stream --out fishin'. And he can wash his soul in air That isn't foul with selfish care, An' relish plain and simple fare --out fishin' TROUT DERBY The Trout Derby went over with a bang, about 60 young boys and one girl got out; 25 went from the hall by transportation supplied by the Club; the rest went on their own or a friend, dad or granddad took them., Junior Winners First Prize: (five-foot glass rod, 100 feet spinning line and 50 feet nylon casting line), went to Andy Calder, Jr., Seaforth, for an 111/4'' trout caught in Silver Creek, Second Prize: (Ocean City level wind reel'and 50 yards silk or nylon line), went to Roger Cum- mings, Clinton, for his 103±," trout. Small Fry (12 years and. under, open to any one.) First: Steve Deseck landed a 91/4" speckled, so he gets a glass casting. rod and 50 yards of 20 lb. test nylon line. J. S. Scrawl CITIES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR Phone --Clinton 377 Goderich 32O�W 1 -Anonymous, Second: Randy Glew was pretty near pulled in but he landed his 81/4" trout in truefisherman style, so' for this he gets an Ocean City reel and a silk line. Third: Wayne Johnson, Blyth came in with an 81/4" trout that nearly broke his pole. He gets a tackle box and 50 yards of nylon line.. Garry Gilks landed his special trout sitting in the water so they say. He gets a consolation special prize for his eight inches of fight- ing fury. "that gets a fellow all wet"—a tackle box for his efforts. Trout Taken There were 1,200 trout put in the Holmesville creek by the De- partment of Lands and Forests and about 600 were legal size for the Derby. This was kept a secret but news got out and so-called sportsmen went there with flash- lights. They took a hurried toll of these fish before the boys got there, and • then boasted of what a. nice catch of trout ,they got. T hope they enjoyed their feed of liver -fed trout. As one small fry says, "You've got to be a poacher to get ahead of grown-ups". When a than puts himself first, ahead of youth, what does he expect of the next genera- tion: a. good conservationist, a true sportsman or a poacher? You must set a good example for the youth if you want to conserve wild life. * * * Regular Meeting The Club held its regular meet- ing in the Clubhouse with average turn -out, There was no winner of the bulletin prize, so next month it will be $8.00. The ground and rifle range will be levelled off this week and 3,500 trees planted. Juniors and members are asked to turn out on Saturday at nine o'clock to plant trees at the Clubhouse."; Shooting Match The Gun Club will bold its spring shoot on Saturday, May 7, at one o'clock. Trap shooting, pickles in the card, rifle competi- tion for all classes, darts, etc. Shooting will be for chickens and merchandise. Ladies will have re- freshments. Come and bring your guns and have fun, HITE ROSE ULTRA GIVES YOUR C • GREATER POWER • INCREASED MILEAGE • INSTANT STARTING • FASTER PICK UP • HIGHEST ANTI -KNOCK QUALITY • GREATER ENGINE PROTECTION ULTRA ANOTHER EE FIRST ;.,, 8 (Panama OIL COmPAnIES,LImITED.z -e-.-.-r•-.-•-�v+-,-.-.-.-v ..... v-rrt-t-•-•-s-rro-ry w-rl-4*-tt-11+4-44-1-1-4-4-•+1,111-4•41-41-•-..11. r 4-o- 0-4-4-4-4'4-* 1. MURPHY BROS, LLOYD BUTLER OSCAR SWITZER Huron St. Huron. St, Highway No. 4 Victoria St: Phone 465 — Clinton Phone 680 -- Clinton (phone 397 •— Clinton -«-c-»«-b4-444±++i4-4- 44_4$.+.-.-....-.-.-..-W-. •.M..•.- ?--b`r1-'1-«+.•o.•P-.-a+-f Sudden Heart Attack Cripples Young Father Gets $150 a Month .,4nd Free Insurance! In 1949, a young Montreal sales manager suffered a severe heart attack. He has been totally disabled ever since. He has a $15,000 Confederation Life policy that car- `ries a Total Disability Benefit. As a result, he receives aregular monthly. cheque for $150 while totally dis- abled, until he reaches age 65—his $15,000 life insurance policy 'continues in full force and Confederation pays the premiums! If he is still disabled at age 65 he will receive $15,000 in• cash or as income. At any age, for any number of causes, you may suddenly find your- self totally disabled. That's why you would be wise to include a Total Disability Bettefit in your. life in -r surante, wherever possible. Ask your Confederation Man about it today/ Conderat1on ASSOftAIION For Free Booklet, "What About Disability?" call: H.. H. THOMSON, C.L.U. Divisional Manager, Royal Bank Bldg.,' London Court House Will Have Cornerstone Laid On May 23 Part of the original Huron County courthousewill be embed- ded in the new structure during a cornerstone -laying ceremony , at Goderich on Victoria Day, May 23. Huron Clerk -Treasurer A. H. Erskine announced recently that a stone taken from the ruins of the old building has been cut to size and lettered anct;yill be placed in a corridor of the new courthouse: Warden Earl Campbell,' of Hay Township, will lay the stone. The cornerstone of the building will be set by Huron County Judge Frank Fingland, Clinton. The old courthouse, constucted in 1854 destroyed by fire in 1954, did not have a cornerstone. The ceremony, under the chair- manship of Reeve. William Mc- Kenzie, Exeter, chairman of the Huron County Property Commit- tee, will be held at the new build - Mg now being erected on the site of the century -old landmark, in Court House Park. Invocation will be given by Rev, R. G. MacMillan, minister of Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. After the stones have been laid a presentation of trowels will be. made, At the close of the ceremony, the architect, L. G. Bridgman, London, and the contractor, David E. Smith, : representing Ellis -Don Limited; London, will, be introduc- ed alongwith members of the County Property Committee. Plan Tour Following the ceremony, a tour of the building will be made. Contract was let at the Septem- ber meeting of County Council and construction Was started early in October. County officials expect that the new building will be ready for oc- cupancy early in 1956. Since the. fire, county offices have been lo- cated in the old Goderich Colleg- iate Institute building. Work on the new building has been progressing rapidly and the forms for the three floors have been erected, 0 NATURAL GAS SUPPLY NEEM: DASHWOOD "DISCOURAGING" Further investigation of the nat- ural gas discovery at the Ervine Devine farm north of Dashwood has been "discouraging" officials at the London office of Imperial Oil Ltd. said this week. They said the results of this well would not affect the company's plans to ac- celerate its drilling program in Huron County this summer. 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