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Clinton News-Record, 1956-04-19, Page 3— for helping' us to bring you "dial servite" in 'CLINTON Giving you the kind of telephone service you want is our job. Ydu want if to be fast and dependable and to keep on getting bettor, You want 'to deal with pleasant, friendly people who take a real interest in your problems and who are willing to give you a little extra Ottehtibti, And that's the kind of service we want yOu to have, If makes your telephone moon snore to you- makes our job mean more to us, ,W, W. HAYSOM, Manager THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA *1•41.00.111.0, PLEASE .REMEMBER To stick •your new list of telephone numbers over page 1 of your present telephone book. Always make sure of the number by first looking It up in your new supplement. 'Use nil posaible Ore in dialing follow carefully the bilitrue- tions on page 2 of your pink pagesA Bring: your 131XLI. BOOLL TELEPILONE NtM113111g up to date. Ask your otit-of-towit friends to use your ful nurnbet (Ifli niter Z and Tout figures) when they call you, 4' OA loot! calls dial only the latt feilr figures of the Mini- bee, Ca*ON TIVISTRZCORP Sale Ends Saturday Night Store open till 10.00 p.m. Saturday Night No Re-orders, No Exchanges IIVrI ,Newconi4e, P Chemitt and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-9511 — Position wanted: male Don doesn't know it yet, but he's going . to walk out with the job. Employers sizing up a youthful applicant are quick to spot signs of initiative and ' self-reliance. One test is whether he has big own bank aceount. Don has. He's earned podket-money ever since he was a kid, and saved a fair part of it, too , , facts that won't belost on the man who's going to interview him. Is there someone in your family — a ten-year-old, a teen-ager — ready to open 4 bank account of his own? He'll be more than welcome, any time, at any :Royal Bank branch. a THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Clinton Branch! O. rigelstad, Manager Coder/eh tIronch: H. k. Heath, Manager a TounspAY, AVRA. 19,5'6 1938. BETTER PISU 1956 . BETTER BUNTING - Oyer 400 Tiny Parts Makes Up Your Telephone Miss Johnston One of Four Canadians In Pennsylvania For Conference projects in mind, The executive for the coining year is president,: E, R. Doucette; first vice-presi- dent,. Harold Clew; second vice- president, T, .Murphy; third Vice-: president, William Edgar; secre- tary-treasurer, R.. Cudniore; assis- tant secretary-treasurer, Donald smith; grounds, H. Glew; fish .and wild life, D, Freeman; draw, Clar- ,enee Freeman; membership, Lloyd Butler, entertainment, Eldon-G-lid- don; club reporter, Gordon Grigg; dance, Bert Harris; farm,. Louis Forest; property, E, Reynolds; Junior Conservation, Tom Murphy.. on the Clinton. Club's grounds on Saturday, April, 21, at 1 fielock, In - past matches -.01inten has emerged victorious twice to Godericies once,; so the members from the lake shore town will be trying to -ern things up, In conversation with Roy Bell- Inger, he stated that some smelt' have been .running. So get those smelt nets ready tellas and prepare. for the big run which will soon be. here. An interesting fact to bass fish- ermen this year is that the size limit has been abolished. You now can keep bass any size with, a daily limit of six fish, Miss Helen Johnston, daughter al gr...and Mrs. Harvey Johnston., Clinton, was one of four Junior Farmers from Ontario who. attend-, ed the sixth, annual Tri-State, Ex- tension 'Conference of young men and women at Pocono Manor, Pennsylvania, on April 6-8, "Developing Ourselves for Lead- ership" was the theme of the con- ference attended by 325. persons, mostly from. Pennsylvania and New Yo*, but including small delegations, f rom 'Connecticut, Maryland, New Hampshire, Ohio and Ontario,. Among the guests 'were university students from France, Germany, India and The Keynote speaker at the confer- ence was Dr. William M. Smith, Professor of Family Relationships at The Pennsylvania State Un- iversity, The program was developed lar- gely through workshops on such tOplcS, as community leadership, discovering and using leadership, family relationships, the rural church, organizational COlk dancing, group games, and song leadership, Other program activities inch* ed a panel discussion on "Internat., ional Understanding" and general assemblies. Helen is the director for Huron County to the Ontario. Junior Far,, rners. -YOU CAN DEPEND 01 aurVIFI:deec:ilvw°1dtai rcdsedItIlecVesFiefboaaellotidkt:°: disturbed rest often MON L O E S S Y CONSERVE 'TODAY FOR TOMORROW give my pledge as a Canadian to save sand faithfully to defend. from waste the .natural resources pf my country,. its soil and minerals, its forests,. .water and wild life The, 'Fish and .G-anie CeitServat- erich will again held a trap shot ion has .started another year with new executive and many new folloW. Doad!6 Sidney Pills stinnt-ls,te kidneyu ,to monist duty. You reel better—sleep bettor, work better, Get Dodd's at any drug store. You osn depend on Dodd's. 1.....•••••••••••••••••••••••‘ On July 15, the Clinton Club will be host to the annual meeting of the Federation of Anglers and Hunters. Preparations are now under way for entertainment which include a fishing trip, weiner roast at the Club farm on Satur- , day night and on Sunday a meet- ing for the men with the Ladies` Club entertaining the visiting ladies. A trout derby under the direct- ion of Tom Murphy will be held fop the Junior members on April 28, with prizes similiar to last .year, The old rivals Clinton and God- 0 (DCI Hi-Lites The students at the last Stud- ent's Council meeting decided 'on the type and colour for the new curtains at the auditorium stage. New pulleys and curtain bangers also were ordered. 'Teen Town is Putting on a dance this corning Friday evening, 8.30 to 11,30 p.m. There is an orches- tra and lunch can be purchased, Shifting tide of romance: Until 1952 June was the favored month for Canadian weddings. July took over that year, held the plac through 1953, This year the big month was September with 15,272 marriage registrations. Clinton Scout 'and Cub News (By nEN MAGEE) A movie of the Second Canadian Scout Jamboree, held near Ottawa in 1953, •was shown at the regular meeting of the Clinton Scout troop last Wednesday evening. The Scout troop had the Huron District Scoutmaster, Doug Carswell, as a guest at the same meeting. Mr. Carswell :brolight with him the programs for the Huron District Rally which will be held -here in Clinton on Saturday, May 5, These programs have 'since been distribu- ted to both the Cubs and Scouts for sale. Troops /and Packs expected to participate are Clinton RCAF, Centralia RCAF, Godericii, • Ailsa Craig, Bayfield, Blyth, Seaforth, Grand Bend, Brussels, Luau', Ex- eter, Hensel], Zurich, and Clinton. Admission will be by program on- ly. Programs are 25c and are ob- tainable either from the Cubs and Scouts or at the entrance to the Rally. Cub events for the Rally have been announced. The first event is a relay of leap-frog, somersaults, and hopping. The second relay, will be-using either semaphore or mor- se code in- signalling. The next event will be a jungle dance by the complete packsI Then come re- layS in flag identification, skipping, telling time, and leaf identifica- tion. All* the eVents, with the ex- ception of the jungle dance, will be run with the six as the unit for competition. • This is the 'first time that such an event has been held in Clinton, and we urge you to attend. We :hope all the parents, friends, and supporters of the Cubs and Scouts will turn out and support the local Troop and Packs, From the Clinton RCAF Scout troop we hear that Wayne Wilson and Ted Kelsey have been presen- ted with their* Queen's Scout bad- ge. Congratulations are due to both Wayne and Ted on receiving the highest rank in Scouting. We also hear that the Clinton RCAF Ministers Prepare An Evangelistic Crusade In Huron (By our Hensall correspondent) Ministers and lay leaders of nearly 20 congregations in South Huron are making preparations :for a two week evangelistic crusade in Zurich in June. Officials hope the revival will be the largest and most outstanding religious event in the history of the community, The crusade will em- brace at least eight Protestant de- nominations, Evangelist for the 14-day cam- paign will be Rev. Cedric Sears, Wheaton, Illinois, who has been affiliated with the Billy Graham evangelistic team. An outstanding sang leader is being sought. Ta date, churches from, Grand Bend, Crediton, Exeter, hames Road, Hensall, Bayfield, Zurich and Dashwood; have joined in the preparations. Denominations in- elude United, Presbyterian, Bap- tist, Church of God, Pentecostal, Menonnite, Amish Mennonite, and: Evangelical United Brethern. The; interdenominational Youth f o i I Christ is also assisting. In addition to Rev. Roppel and Rev. Strome, the crusade includes Rev. C. D. Daniel, Hensall United Church, who is. vice chairman ;and K. K. Christian, Hensall bank man- ager, treasurer. Chairman of 'the committees, composed of both ministers and laymen, include: prayer, Rev. Eph- riam Gingerich, Zurich Amish Men:: nonite Church; counselling, -Rev. J. E. Wattam, Church of God, Grand Bend; music, Stanley Gingerich, music director of the Amish Chur- ch; finance, K. K. Christian, Hen- sail. Members of ether committees in, elude: publicity, Edgar Cudmore, RR 1, Hensall; Jack Geiser, Dash- wood and Floyd Beuliler, Zurich; arrangements, Menno Steckle, Earl Gingerich. and Alf Mellek, all of Zurich; ushering, Joel and' J. E. Gasho, and Harold Erb, all head ushers of Zurich churches. • troop will Meet the Clinton troop in a basketball game to be played in Clinton next Wednesday even- ing, The combined dial telephone set in your_hemc Or office is the ends.result of years of research and experience. Arranged here for inspection are the 433 parts which go into the construction of each of these telephones, 'Each part, down to the tiniest screw, must conform to close engin- eering standards so that when they are assembled into the familiar whole they will be ready to perform years of faithful, flawless service. 4T. EATON CP LINItTED Extra Line Automatically Available 0 ALBERT STREET CLINTON.