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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1955-12-01, Page 5PAGE FIVE BRUCEFIELD .+a._-*aw...a Kenneth Scott and .Alex Thom- son spent Monday of last ,week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ape Zayre, Byron, spent -the; weekend with Mrs. H. Aikenhead, Mr. and• Mrs. John Mc12Ibrtrie, Hensal1, visited with Miss Mary Gibson on Sunday, Robert, Mustard, of the Royal Bank, Clinton Branch, has been transferred to Chatham Branch. Friends of John Cairns are sorry to know, he is confined to the Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knox, Sarnia,- spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mgrs. Lorne Wilson, Mrs, David Tough spent the weekend at her home, returning to Delhi' to spend the winter with her daughter. The ladies of Brucefieid and Varna district held a lovely show- er for Miss Leona Anderson in the schoolroom of the church -on, Monday night. Miss Anderson is 911111111111P11111 IIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111IIl11111111111111111111111111111111111111111RI1111111111111111111111 GEORGE E. ITMBALL 'FOR "Your Better Interests at Heart" VINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII�IIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIBIIIIIII 1111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 THURSDAY, ' DEcrausztv 1, 1955 GLTIVTom NWS -RECORD Tine lakes and''rivers,'of Canada cover an area `of 268,611. square' m31eS, 'a' l area slightly•lairger than that of the province ef'Alberta.. 101111il!1+11111111111111111111111111011111111111111110111111111111111110111111111111111 To The Electors Oflint C on. I respectfully solicit your vote as a Candidate 'for the 1956 Council. If, elected "I shall do ' my best at all times in the interest of the rate- payers of the town,,,, Herb Bridle !HI won Street For Transportation Call 414 - - 415 1,1111(1111111111111111111111!1111111111111!1!1!111111111IIllll!111111110111111111111111 Your Vote will be appreciates! J. Douglas Thorndike Candidate for 1956 Council e 1' i r.. ., cc ansa' ion; eceives noth r e , i,HUIett ,ee ve ports, from last: year's: council, WILLIAM R. JEWITT-Nom- inated'by Albert A. Livermore and Carl Longman. r • Councii THOMAS LEIPER--Nominated by James D. Howatt and George VV; Carter. EMERSON HESK-Nominated ed by Ed. Youngblut and Carl Longman. GEORGE BROWN-Nonriinated by Ivan Carter and 'Leonard Caldwell._ AR'CltIE YOUNG - Nominated by Ross MacGregor and C. V. Dale. -For the second successive year there will be no election in Hullett Township. William R. Jewitt will be at the head of the council receiving the reeveship by acclamation.: All 1955 councillors -Thomas Leiper, Em- erson: Hesk, George Brown and Archie Young were returned with- out a vote being necessary. The smallest 'audience (approx- imately 25 persons) in Hullett history turned out to hear the re - To have a business in Clinton,. To have built a home in Clinton, Is to have Clinton's Progress at heart. "VOTE AS YOU WISH --BUT VOTE" at all tames be a `4 .00STER for CLINTON" u (signed) Robert N. Irwin J. A. SUTTER Your Support and Influence at the polls on Monday, Dec. 5 will be greatly appreciated. Vote --Sutter Councillor for 1956 48-b road superintendent, a financial i3E,pex t- by clerk :George Cowan, arid representatives of council on Clinton and Seaforth district high school boards. Clerk George Cowan gave a complete and detailedfinancial report, noting that population had, reached 1,865; total acreage was 53,741 and there is a total prop- erty assessment of $2,737,055. Reeve William R. 'Jewitt said that he had enjoyed the work in council very much during the 'past. year. "I find township work int- eresting and the county council work even more interesting," Reeve Jewitt stated. "The rising amount of unpaid taxes in Hullett is most disturb- ing. Did you know that during the past year a farm had been put up for sale for back taxes?" He pointed, out that this was the first time this action had been taken. "It taxes are high, council usually gets the •blame," and he added, "Council is only responsible for a small portion of your taxation dollar." Mr. Jewitt explained that the schools received ' $10,970.34 which is more money than town- ship council had to spend Reeve Jewitt reported onac- tions of county council, and ex- plained that some changes in staff had been made at the Huron County Home. He commended the work of Mrs. Jacob, saying, "In her 33 years of work at the home she has had the interests of the old people nearest to her heart - she has done a wonderful job." He promised that county council would make certain that high standards set by those in charge of the home would be maintained in the future. George Brown, who is starting his 16th year on Hullett Township council,, mentioned municipal drains saying that they were all nearly cleared up, He stated that a few small culverts and bridges had been built and that gravel VOTE ... NORMAN LIVERMORE COUNCILLOR for 1956 Life-long resident in. Clinton. interested in equal rights for all ratepayers, Electors of Clinton: Your support at Monday's election will be appreciated. VOTE A NEW MAN TO COUNCIL. ELECT William Riehl December 5 For Transportation Phone 685R 48-b Pre -Christmas Specials at Beanie's SPRING -FILLED OTTOMANS --upholstered in frieze covers $4.95 BOUDOIR LAMPS each $4.95 AIRFOAM PILLOWS each $4.95 CARD TABLES $2.60 to $4.95 HOSTESS CHAIRS, spring : seat, plastic covers $14.95 END TABLES ..... $5.95 5 -Piece BRIDGE SETS $22.95 Loop Twist Washable MATS, ruibber backing, size 24x40 $2.95 BATH SETS, washable Chenille, 2 -piece $3.75 9 only -TABLE LAMPS ; One -Third Off ABOVE ITEMS REAL BARGAINS FOR PRE -CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS tie iture had been distributed evenly all over the township. Thomas Leiper accepted his nomination for another year. He pointed out that although the mill rate had been towered one !Millie felt that nothing tied been neglect- ed, Emerson !teak, starting his thir,•d year on council, reviewed' the de, Unspent tax problem. He wished that a method whereby all past due taxes would be'brougllt up to date could be found. Archie Young expressed his be- lief. that the ratepayers were sat- isfied with the manner in which' their affairs had been handled. He said that there had been few complaints and those that had been received had been, handled to eyeryone's satisfaction. Road Superintendent Len Cald- well reviewed the monies spent by his department and the work ac- complished. He felt that this year's road program (which cost approximately $30,000)"was nearly completed and that the township roads were in better shape than ever before. A report was heard from Oliver Anderson, council's representative on the Seaforth District , High School board. He stated that there were more pupils attending than ever before and that the new bus contract had been let for $24,000. The CDCI report was read by George Cowan in the absence of Willis - :ranEginond. This report told of the opening of the new wing of CDC! and gave a detailed financial statement of the opera- tions of the school. A former reeve and warden of Huron County, W. J. Dale, also spoke. • LONDESBORO •+.+4 -..+.-.-LL..*...-..-..*.*.•. Mrs. Mabel Riley is a patient in hospital at London, Wi11 Gooier is ill in Alexandra General arid Marine Hospital, Godetich. Gilbert Cuming, London, visited his ,c'ousin, Fred Shobbrook, one day `-recently. Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Durnin spent Sunday with'Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter" Scott, Constance. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Volk on the death of their infant daughter, Miss Jennie Cowan; Seaforth, spent a few days with her sisters, Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Frank Little. Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and Muriel spent the past weekend in Trenton with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Garrow and family. Mrs. Tom Adarns has returned home after spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton,. Wingham, Mrs. William Addison is con- valescing from an attack of the shingles, Mr. and Mrs. Addison are at the home of their son Clif- ford. Dr. E. K. Dy'of0 Leamington, was in the village on Sunday. His mother, Mrs. W. Lyon, returned with him and will spend a few weeks with them before going to her daughter, Mrs. Jack Morose in Hamilton. WI To Meet The Londesboro Women's Insti- tute meeting will be held on Fri- day, December 2. A. Christmas message will be given by Rev. B, DeVries, Blyth. Mrs. David And- erson will give a demonstration on Christinas table centres. Roll call: a donation for a shut-in. VOTE J. E. (Eddie) DALE COUNCILLOR For 1956 Your Support and influence at the polls on Monday will be greatly appreciated. 48b I I i I I i I I I i i I I i I I I I I I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 A VOTE FOR GEORGE BEATTIE for COUNCILLOR For 1956 would be greatly appreciated. if elected - - I will lock after your interests with my best attention. COME OUT AND VOTE EXTRA SPECIALS Dec. 1 - 2 - 3 SUGAR -Granulated 5 lbs. 41c RAISINS -Seedless 2 lbs. 35c APPLE JUICE -Grave's -48 oz. tin 23c TOILET TISSUE --White Swan 2 for 21c RICE -Dainty White Ib. pkg. 16c SHORTENING -Snowflake 2 lbs. 39c Feature Special: FROZEN CORN on COB ......... :......:...... dozen' 69c ORANGES -Florida Juice -size 250's 2 doz. 59c TOMATOES -Imported ---cello pkg. , 19c STEAK -Tender Wing Ib. 65c POTTED MEAT--Home-Made Ib. 29c , STANLEY'S Red & White SUPER MARKET Queen St PHONE 414(FREE DELIVERY) CLINTON Y1-4-4s,4i.4-.-4,i4,4-..4,M.-NMr7 'CONSTANCE The WA and WMS will hold their Christmas meeting , in the being married on Saturday. Mr.rand` Mrs. J. K. Cornish cele- brated their 36th wedding anni- versary on Sunday when their family, Mr. and Mrs, 3, C. Cor- hish, Danny and Dean, Seaferth, and. Mr, : and Mrs, Roy Brock, Ex- eter, Were with them for dinner. Other callers came and went through the afternoon. Sundey; School room, on December •7, Please note change of date. Mrs. Ross McGregor will give the Christmas ' message, The three group leaders will arrange tho program, SS 3 is planning a Christmas concert tor December 16, -The young people of the Live Wire class are preparing' a play, Sympathy is extended to Mrs, Carnothan in the death of her husband. Reuben McEwant. Toronto, is spending a few days with his sis- ter, Mrs. Carnochan, PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER 1 Your Votes and influence will be greatly appreciated. If elected, I will work -in the interest of the Public Utilities as I have in the past, to im- prove these services to the people of Clinton, W. E. Perdue I Electors: Your support` would be much appreciated at the polis on Monday, December 5. ELECT H. `E. "Hal" HARTLEY Public Utilities Commissioner for 1956-57 w Competitive Prices Pius Personal Service SPECIAL VALUES and REMINDERS for This Week IreavermeemY GIFTs vmemaaval FOR GALORE at your I. D. A. DRUG STORE D? FOR THAT MAN OF YOURS PHILISHAVE ELECTRIC SHAVER, the new rotary shaver with 12 self -sharpening rotary action blades. SCHICK "25", the new 'Silver Jubilee model -super - honed head, _ cu ved combs, Hi -Power motor. , GILLETTE GIFT PACK contains Super -Speed Razor, two dispensers of Gillette Blue Blades and tube of Gillette ,Shaving Cream $2,20 SHAVING BRUSHES by Rubberset--$4.00 value $2.98 $5.00, $3.50 - Other R.ubberset Brushes $1.00 up. RONSON LIGHTERS "Windlite" $4.50; others $4.95 up FOR MILADY I Hazel Bishop Beauty, Box ---• 3.50 value for $2.50 3 -Piece Ladies' Dresser Set $4.98 Gemey Magic Lantern Perfume $1.75 Gemey Eau de Cologne $1.75 Lister Musical Powder Box $6.95; others $3.95, 6.95 PHOTOGRAPHIC GIFTS BROWNIE Holiday, Complete, flhshi outfit $1L45 BROWNIE HAWKEYE FLASH CAMERA $8.75 BROWNIE HOLIDAY FLASH CAMERA $5.90 PONY 135 $39.75 - PONY 828 Model $37.15 BROWNIE BULL'S-EYE CAMERA $10.25 BROWNIE'BULL'S-,EYE CAMERA $21.95 FLASHOLDERS $3.00, 4.75, 9.00 BROWNIE DUAFLEX III FLASH CAMERA .... $17.95 CAMERA CASES -Holiday $1.50 DIJAFLEX $3.25 - PONY "135" $7.95 OTHER GIFTS FOR HIM or HER Men's English Morocco Billfold -4.00 value ......... $2.50 Men's Club Brush and Comb -reg. 1.65 98e Cigarette Case and "Auer" Champion Lighter .... $1,98° Outex Heart Box $L90 Charmer Set by Shulton $1.50 Old Spice Bath Salts $2.00 Compacts $1.50, 2.50, 3.25 Friendship's Garden Bubbling Bath Crystals by .Shulton $1.25. dcP�avnirile altiSs lits8W4SsZi Pbtar leXisabil rhmiei izeken +sem LD.A. S• WAIS PAPER, reg. 29c 25e, 2 for 490 TOILET TISSUE, reg 2/25c 4 for 49c PAPER NAPKINS, reg. 17c 15c 2/29c IDASAL, 300's, reg. 89c •, 59c MINERAL OIL, reg. 55c, 87c 43c, 87c STOMACH POWDER, reg. 75c, 1.9559c,1.49 EAST -GLOSS FLOOR WAX, reg 53c lb. tin 39c PHO `O F. B. PENNEBAKER SERVICE 11EEI(d(iliiI' PHONE 14