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Clinton News-Record, 1950-02-23, Page 323, ,1950 let s CLINTON 'NEWS -RECORD PAGE THREE Chat ing class . W/C and Mrs. R. F. Miller, the latter gowned in black crepe with hammered geld trimming; received the many guests . . Featured• during the dance were two amusing broom q Woman's Viewpoint on This and That elimination dances and a lucky MBA draw . . A delicious buffet supBy- c VALENTINE decorations gave ing of games, contests, and com- munity singing . . A presenta- tion was made to the guest of honor by Miss Grainger, with Miss Sinclair reading the adddress. a a: BOTH the Officers' and Serg- eants' Messes at the Radar School held enjoyable Valentine parties Saturday evening , * * * THE Officers' Mess was color- ful with hearts, cupids, and wall cartoons of the 5.5.0. 2 graduat- the dining -room in the Clinton Community Hospital a festive air Wednesday evening of last Week TRe occasion was a farewell party for Mrs. Myrtle Murray, assistant superintendent, who left the Hospital this week to be married shortly . . Hostesses were the graduate nurses, who have worked with Mrs. Murray, during her 71a years on the local Hospital staff . The forty ladies present enjoyed an even - Gravel Tenders TENDERS are called for the Crushing and Deliver- ing of 10,000 yards of gravel to the Township roads for the year 1950. Tender price should be for (1) gravel pas- sing through a 5/8 -inch screen; and (2) for gravel passing through a 3/4 -inch screen.. Tenderers are expected to do both patching and gravelling, and 8,000 yards are to be delivered by July 15. The Township will supply the gravel. A marked. cheque for $250.00 is to accompany the tender, and all tenders are to be in the clerk's hands by MARCH 1. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted'. (Signed) R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk Township of Goderich 7-8-b BUILDERS' SUPPLIES COAL and COKE B rick -- Field Tile Aluminum and Steel Roofing L umber - Flooring L attice -- Trim - Moulding Masonite -- Wallboard Ten/Test Asphalt -- Cedar Shingles Celuent Asphalt Sicking . U nt~erlay -- Asphalt and Rubber Tile L ime - Gyprock - Plaster Board Amerwood -- Plywoods Y es A Complete Line of Insulation S ERVICE Clinton, Ontario Phone 97 You know the needs of the individual members of your family best. Your family can receive more financial benefit through a well-planned will. o�Your guidance in the management of . your affairs will be invaluable. , s',•� Only by having a will can you choose v' your executor. A Trust Officer Will be pleased to assist you in preparing a plan for a will to meet your wishes. Without obligation, of course., CThe ANADATRU ST Company • Branches in 6 Provinces J. W. AlcLachlan, Trust Officer Dundas at Clarence -. London, oat, per completed the evening' , , , * t k AMONG those from. Clinton present were S/L and Mrs. T. C. Newton, the latter in pink sheer with gold sequin train; S/L and Mrs. Noel Wade, the latter in black moire; F/L and Mrs. R. A. B. Ellis, the latter in black crepe with gold sequins; F/L and Mrs. Norman Greig, the latter in green moire; F/O and Mrs. J. Lynch, the latter wearing green taffeta banded in pastel etaal and green; F/O and Mrs. B o b Thorndycraft, the latter in black and pink chiffon; F/O and Mrs. P. Lebedovich, the latter in blue taffeta; Mr. and Mrs: George Mc- Lay, the latter wearing black net; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lawson, .the. latter in black crepe; F7O and Mrs. Terry Dalton, the latter in light green taffeta; Flt. Lt. end Mrs. Murray Fitfiigerald the lat- ter in black taffeta; 'F/O and Mrs, H. Parrott C tk * THE Seagepnt's, were hosts at a delightful informal dance . Red and white streamers,- bal- loons, and hearts made effective decorations for the "cabaret" party ... Music was provided by films of well-known "name" bands . . Sgt. Charles Mason headed the committee in charge of arrangements , p , THE draw for the door prize was made by F/O J. Lynch .. . Winners were George Rumball, F/S Dave Thompson, Mrs. Coul- ter and Mrs. Bert Stanley , , * • * GUESTS from 'the Officers' Mess during the evening were W/C end Mrs. Miller, S/L and Mrs. Linker, S/L and Mrs. N. Wade, F/L and Mrs. R. Ellis, 'F/L and Mrs. Harding, F/L and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Capt. and Mrs. ___ Warble Fly Inspector , Applications will be received by the undersigned up to Saturday, March 4, for the position of Warble Fly•Inspector for the Town- ship of Goderich for the year 1950. Applicants will state the ,salary which they expect to receive. Anyone interested in doing the power spraying for the cattle of the Township, is asked to get in touch with the Clerk by March 4. (Signed) R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk, Township of Goderich 8-9-b v Gravel Tenders TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH SEALED TENDERS will be received by the Town- ship of Tuckersmith for crushing and hauling approx- imately Fifteen Thousand (15,000) cubic yards of gravel to be laid on township roads in 1950. Three-quarter inch screen to be used and tender to state a flat rate per cubic yard. Contractor to furnish all requirements except gravel which will he supplied by the township. Approximately 5,000 cubic yards from each of three pits. Bond in the form of a marked cheque for $500 must accompany each tender or tender will not be considered and tenders must be marked "Tender" and mailed or delivered to the Clerk by 3 P.M., MARCH 4, 1950. Contract to be completed by July 1, 1950. For further particulars apply to Robert Dalrymple, Egmondville, Road Superintendent. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk, Township of Tuckersmi(th, R. R. 4, Seafori h 8-9-b - . . ROBERT W. (BOB) COLE R. R. No. 3, Clinton, Ontario dealer for PIONEER CHAIN SAWS invites your inspection of THE PIONEER THE NEW SINGLE PIONEER TWIN The ideal one men saw The last word in chain manufactured in answer to saws, A lightweight, pow - the demand for machine erful ' one- or two -men light enough for lirrubing machine with perfect ball - yet powerful enough to sage and no vibration. Fully efficiently handle up to 30" automatic clutch, re -wind rutting attachments. starter and chain oiler. MANUFACTURED BY INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING LTD. (100% owned and operated by employees) • Vancouver, B.C. 7-8-9-10-11-b v ....1)-).,„, 1,k, .1 iii Ni S.175 iz�l'IN A'S50`5100 Counter's a, ( W. for \r OR HAPPINESS • ,,, su,� 0, ... '1 WEppfiNG R MOS o�M 5350 ��•�tF'+~OFiv ©ND& N.Counter Finer Jewellery for Over Half a Century in Huron County ' Anderson, F/0. and Mrs. J. Lynch, Dr. and Mrs. Miller , , y m AMONG local people attending were W/O and Mrs. Bob Kirkby, .F/S and Mrs. E. Orations, F/S and Mrs. S. Jenkins, F/S and Mrs. William Refausse, Sgt. end Mrs. Bill Turnbulil, F/S and : Mrs, Dick Holdershaw, Miss Pat Gold- ing, Sgt. Bill Fenemore, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons, Mr. and Mrs. W, Rathbone, Mr. and Mrs. George Rumball, Mr. and Mrs: Bert Stanley, Mr. end Mrs. Orval. Lobb, Mr. and Mrs. Chase, Sgt and Mrs. D. Thornton, Sgt. and Mrs. H. Mayhew, Sgt, and Mrs. Charles Mason . . . 0 HOLMESVILLE Msis Helen Bond, London, was a weekend guest at her parents' home. Mr. and Mrs. William McClin- chey, London, visited at the homes of their parents over the weekend. Mrs. Donald Rutherford, Ing- ersoll, visited with her sister, Mrs. Ewan Ross, until Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Charles Bissett, Goderich, visited z few days last week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. , and Mrs. Jock Yeo. Gordon Campbell, Windsor, has returned to his home_ after at- tending the funeral of his moth- er's sister, Mrs. S. R. MacMath, last Monday. Coun. Edward Grigg spent Tuesday and Wednesday in To- ronto attending a Good Bipeds convention in company with other Goderich Township council repr - sentativeg. Valentine Party Miss Kathleen Holmes, teacher, end the pupils of S.S. 3, enter- tained the children's mothers at a Valentine party on Feb. 14. World Day of Prayer The WMS World Day of Prayer is being held on Friday, Feb. 24. The local society will gather at the prescribed hour, three o'clock, in the Sunday School room of the United Church. All the women of the community are urged to meet et this time to show their belief in prayer and join in this world-wide petition. Presbytery Fireside This Sunday, February 26, the YPU will attend a presbytery rally which will take the form of a church service at 7 p.m., fol- lowed by a fireside hour at 8 p.m. in Wesley -Willis Church, Clin- ton. Those without transportation are to cell members who have ears, as it is hoped that the or- ganization in its entirety will be present. VARNA Orange Initiation LOL No. 1(135 held a special meeting on Monday evening this week, when a class of candidates were initiated. Library Board Organized Varna Library Board held its first meeting of the year at the Library on Monday evening last. Fred Watson was elected presi- dent, Miss Edith Beatty secretary, and John Smith, treasurer. KILLED IN FLORIDA SEAFORTH-Dr. W. J. Glau- field, Walilacetown, was killed and his wife, the former Muriel Elcoat, Seaforth, seriousyl injur- ed when they were in an auto- mobile -train collision near St. Petersburg, Fla., on Friday, Feb. 17. The Glaufield car, it is re- ported, hit the engine of the train and was demolished. KEEP ME ALWAYS AT HAND TO HELP Ypu THE MODERN ANTISEPTIC for • CUTS • BITES • SCRATCHES • SORE THROAT AND ALL • PERSONAL USES auc 2-11 Ta Sa I.D.A. Specials BABY COUGH , ' 27c BABY CREAM .... 39c CALAMINE LOTION 4 oz. - 19c 8 oz. 33c COLD TABLETS 19c CHILDREN'S COUGH 27c. EVER READY SHAVE CREAM ... 23c IODIZED THROAT TABLETS 270 IODIZ4D THROAT GARGLE 27c WHITE PINE TAR 4 oz. - _19c 8 oz. - 33c LACTOGEN 1. Kills Germs Fast 2. Won't Hurt You 1 lb- - 79c 2 lb- - $1.79 ,Mennen's Baby Oil ...... , 59c - $1.10 Johnson's Baby Oil .. , ... 55c - $1.10 Johnson's Baby Cream 55c Johnson's Baby Powder 28c - 55c Mennen's Baby Powder Rattle Top . 55c Nestle Baby Hair Treatment $1.25 PABLUM and PABENA .... 25c - 50c Baby's Own Soap .... 13c; 2. for 25c NOXZEMA SPECIAL 6 oz. -79c 10 oz. -$1.0c1 UNIQUE PHOTO SERVICE F. B. PENNEBAKER PHONE DRUGGIST 14 TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT The Township of Hullett will receive Tenders for a One -Ton Pick -Up Truck. All Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk on or before MARCH 6, 1950, AT 1,00 P.M. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Purchase subject to the approval of District Engineer, Department of Highways. (Signed) GEORGE W. COWAN, Clerk, Township of Hulled. 8-b Hi! Ho! Come to the Skating CARNIVAL Sponsored by CLINT 24ON LIONS CLUB 24 ARENAOLID50 IN PRIZES il Everts 6, BEST ADULT FANCY DRESS, Ladies' , 3.00 7. 'BEST ADULT FANCY DRESS, Gent's 3.00 8. BOYS' RACE, under 13 1.00 9. GIRLS RACE, under 13 1.00 10.'MEN'S OPEN RACE 2.0011. LADIES' OPEN RACE 2.00 12.Youngest (unassisted) Skater 1.00 13. Oldest (unassisted) 'Skater . 2.00 14. FIGURE SKATING (open) 5.00 Clinton Citizens' Band in attendance Friday, February CLINTON LIONS FUN FOR YOUNG and Prize 1. CARNIVAL QUEEN. .... $10.00 Costume and Skating Ability. Judged 2. BEST FANCY DRESS, BOY, under 10 years 2.50 3: BEST FANCY DRESS, GIRL, under 10 years 2.50 4. BEST FANCY DRESS, BOY, 10 to 16 years 2.50 5. BEST FANCY DRESS, GIRL, 10 to 16 years ' 2.50 Carnival Queen Crowned at 9 p.m. Ladies' Hockey CDCI vs. "LADY" LIONS See Manager "Ted" Fines' Girls and Massager Cliff Epps' "Amazons" in a start- ling Exhibition of Canada's National Pastime! Referee -"Tory" Gregg; game called 7.15 Figure Skating Exhibition by PAIR OF EXPERTS ADMISSION Adults, 25c; Children, 15c All Persons in Costume -- FREE SKATING AFTER THE CARNIVAL