Clinton News-Record, 1956-04-26, Page 10Brucefield Fite
•Calised Little
Damage Shed • Fire that broke out in the driv-
ing shed on the farm Norris
Sillery, RR 3, Seaforth TueSday .
evening was prevented from
spreading by the -quick work of
Brucefield and, Clinton Fire De-
partments. •
The blaze broke out in the
eaves of the shed and there was
some fear that it might spread
to nearby buildings. The two
brigades arrived on the scene in.
record time and had the fire un-
der control very quickly. Peril-.
age to the sited was not great,
loWing week,
Another guest of the evening
was Mrs. Martha Patterson, Rip-
ley, Warden of the Rebekah As-
sembly of Ontario, she also spoke'
briefly.
A Pleasing feature of the even-
ing was the presentation of a gift
from the two lodges to Mrs. Beatty
which was made by Mrs. Ruby
Beavers of Exeter,
Mrs. Lawson Wins
$204 On Saturday
A 30 percent coupon drawn from
the Treasure Chest on Saturday
afternoon, made Mrs. Gordon Law-
son richer by $204.66. This leaves
a total of $552.53 in the chest for
next week's draw. ,•
The weekly event is staged by
participating merchants in apprec-
iation of shopping done in their
stores each week. With every
purchase, shoppers in these partic-
ular stores, are given a coupon,
punched for a particular percent-
age of the chest. Each week these
coupons are collected from the
stores, where they have been sign-
ed-by the shoppers, and deposited
in one large drum.
Each week, this large drum is
taken to the library park where,
perched on top of a truck donated
for the purpose by Ball and Mutch
furniture, the draw is made by
Emcee. Bob Campbell, assisted by
eager children from the audience.
The announcing, of winners, along
with other important news of the
day, is done over a loudspeaker
set-up loaned and serviced by Mer-
rill Radio and Electric.
If the owner of a coupon drawn
is not present, then the coupon is
returned to the drum and another
draw is made, until a winner is
found. •
0
Legionaires Burn
Mortgage On Hall
With Ceremony
The swish of the kilt and the lilt
of bagpipes last Friday night
marked the occasion of the "burn-
ing of the mortgage" on the new
Legion Memorial Hall on • Kirk
Street, by an assembled gathering
of members of the branch and of
the Ladies Auxiliary.
Pipers William Mutch and Hec-
tor Kingswell escorted honoured
guests to the speakers platform,
including, president W. Denomme;
vice-president, Douglas Andrews;
past presidents, J. W. Counter,
Kelso Streets, G. Morley Counter;
Mrs, Ken Cooke, president Legion
Auxiliary and M6`.yor W. 3. Miller,
In a speech of congratulations;
Mayor Miller volunteered a $25
personal donation for the purchase
of a president's chair for use in the
hall,
In the short ceremony, guest
speaker was J. W. Counter, who
reviewed the work of the Legion
in erecting the Hall, from the first
staking out of the ground, and
early cement work, to the all-night
bee of pouring the walls, and the
big bee one night for putting on
the roof, to the more recent inside
work completing the kitchen, etc.
The event was a historical one
for the Branch, and due tribute
was given the members after
World War I, for their energies
and assistance they gave World
War II veteran salter that combat.
Allen & Schmidt
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PAGE TEN .CTINTON NEWS4IECORD
THURSDAY,. APRIL 26, 1956
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Rebekah Lodge .Receives- Provincial
Officer; Holds Teas and. Banquet
Mrs, 'Clara peaty,. Cannington,. Beattie and Mrs, John (Marjorie)
Wee-president 'of the Rebekah As- Brroadfoot are Noble .Grand. and
sembly of Ontario,. paid her official Vice Grand. respectively of the
visit to Huron District No. 23, on Clinton Lodge, The candidates at
April 9, 10 and 11, Mrs. I343449$1 this time, all frOm Clinton, .includ-
(Mary) .Satter is the present Dis- ed Mrs. Darwin (Margaret) Car-
trict Deputy President of the diS- ter, Mrs, Norman {Verna) Carter,
trict and Mrs. Beatty was her Mrs. Clarence (Bernice) Hugi11,
guest dtiring her stay here, Mrs, Arnold (Verna) Rathwell and
Miss Dorothy Stirling,
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Saturday,
And Bazaar,
Roil, 3 to Club,
Ooderielt
urday nights,
)rehestra.
Clarence
Wednesday,
Paper Drive.
display ad,
Thursday,
gion Memorial
15 regular
iPecial share
li52.00 jackpot
eluded in
games;
$25.00.
games for
2 for 25c,
of fun for
Friday,
cis Chamber.
ton Citizens'
All are welcome.
Saturday,
C.G.I.T. of
Church, in
admission
Saturday,
2 to 5 p.m.
Paul's Friendship
COMING
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Lions Club
Clinton.,.
For Hockey
(Continue d
„— 4,qz with six'
1955-56 season
key tes cOMPeted• teams went toOntario . Lockridge said
the service clubs
tario too much
they are doing
sorts"
" In thanking
Nate
from
minor
when
the
Colts
fr
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in
credit
for
guest
Host
page one)
tearns to
55 minor hoc-
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Western
for what
children's
speaker,
To
the
Mr,
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EVENTS
Minimion 700
,..--,—,-
Clinton, commencing
April 23—Daffodil Tea
Ontario Street church
5 pm, ALIsPie6S Girl
, 17-b
Pavilion dancing, Sat-
Don Downs and Wednesday nights,
Petrie's Night Hawks,
May .g — Legion
See details 16.7.,e
May 3 ,--.., Bingo, •Le-
Hall, Kirk Street,
at 8.30 P.M.;
games for $5.00; three
-the-wealth games;
on 52 numbers,
all the share-the-wealth
one special game
Admission: 15 regular
50c; special games 15c,
5 for Mc. An evening
all bingo players. 17-8-p
. May 1 8.00 p.m, Coun-
Open meeting, Clin-
Horticultural Society,
May 12—Daffodil Tea,
Ontario Street United
auditorium, 3 to 5 p.m.,
25c, 17.13
May 26—Blossom Tea,
in Parish Hall.
Club.
- News of
Mrs. William Pepper
ward last week of the
sister-in-law Mrs.
Kincardine, in Kincardine
Friday, April 13.
Mr, and Mrs. Wayne
Danny have taken
Ernbro.
Tom Chuter, London,
h the lot a house on ene
IVIeNa.ughton.
LAC George Ldebvre,
febvre and Bobby,
residence in Clinton.
Mrs. Ruth Carter,
a few days recently
ther, Mrs. Catherine
her brother Herb.
.The property of
the Zurich road, west
was sold on April
gram who gets possession
The property was
Raye Paterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
tended the funeral
uncle, Joseph, C. Shipley,
sed away in Kincardine
Tuesday. Services
day at the Linklater
Kincardine, and
made in Sanctuary
Elgin.
Drape Charter
The charter was
Assembly President
Toronto, at the meeting
Rebekah Lodge, Hensall,
18. Noble Grand
Gregor presided.
dilates will be-initiated
bership in May. The
of Hensall Lodge will
Past
Hensalli
received
death of
Robert Scott,
Hosiptal,
Smith
up residence
is erecting
next toP
Mrs,
have taken
Clinton, spent
with her
pedden,
Stewart Bell
of Hensall,
18 to John
June
sold througn
Reid
of the former's
who
hospital,
were held
funeral honie,
interment
Park, at
draped for
Meta Lewis
of Amber
on April
Mrs. A.
Three new
into mem-
degree team
be in charge.
her
and
in
, L. I
Le-
up
mo-
and
on
In-
1.
at-
pas-
Fri-
was
Port
of
Mac-
can-
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• 156, Huron Music
Festival May 3-10
The annual Huron County Music
Festival, which will begin next
Thursday evening, May 3, in God-
erich, has a total of 632 entries
accepted. This is the 15th consec-
utive year that the festival
been held,
Boris Berlin, Royal Conservatory
of Music, Toronto, will adjudicate
the piano section which will
held on Thursday and Friday.
Violins and vocal classes Monday,
followed by rural, urban and secon-
dary school entries until Thursday
Earle Terry, supervisor of school
music, London.
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POULTRY EQUIPMENT
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Supplies
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ROOFING
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. Legion .
Paper Drive
Wednesday Afternoon
May 2, 1956
Leave your tied bundles of Newspapers, Magazines
and Rags at the Curb by 1 a.m.
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Saturday Night
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JUICE, 20 oz, tin, 2 for 29C Mother Packers 79c
TEA BAGS, 60 bags Rose Sweet Wafer 33c PICKLES, 16 oz. jar Cheery Morn 89,c
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1L-haa_ikaLa ..1LA.
utive members of the hockey citZ4
to the gathering, Bill Counter,
veteran defenceman of the Colts,
thanked the Lions.- for the banquet,
Vir. Denomme, Legion .presiden4
and Don,' Ray, vice-president of the
Kinsmen Club of Clinton, .A149'
spoke words of appreciation to the
Lions,. The Legion and KinSment
as Well as the Lions, sponsor minor.
hockey teams hare,
Miss Sylvia Carey was guest.
soloist for the evening, aecompane
jetli by. Lion Frank Hanlon. Other --
guests were International Counsel-.
for Vic Pippin, Zurich, and E,
Patterson, . Wiartou, former baulc-
manager here, now retired,
, .
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY—April 26 and 27
"PURPLE PLAIN"
(Color)
GREGORY PECK
(Cartoon)
SATURDAY and MONDAY—April 28 & 30
"THE FARMER TAKES A WIFE"
(Color)
BETTY GRABLE — DALE ROBERTSON
THELMA RITTER
(Two Cartoons)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—May 1 & 2
"JAMAICA RUN"
(Color)
RAY MILLAND — ARLENE DAHL
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THURSDAY and FRIDM — May, 3 and 4
"SUSAN SLEPT HERE"
(Color) .
DEBBIE REYNOLDS — DICK POWELL
(Two Cartoons)
' Box_Office Opens 7.30 — Show Starts at Dusk -
- (Children, Under 12 in Cars Free)
Formerly Llashmar Drive-In—Next to Community Park 1
The visit started ..ori Monday
when a dinner and tea were held
In Seaforth, followed by a general
meeting at which time the mem-
bers of Aniber Rebekah Lodge;
.Hens'all, were present.
On Tuesday, Mrs, George (Effie)
Beattie held an afternoon tea at
her home, and later in the evening
a Meeting was held in Brussels
with members of the Goderich,
Lodge in attendance.
pride of Flu= Rebekah Lodge,
Exeter,. were the hostesses on Wed-
nesday evening, with Huronic Re-
bekah Lodge, Clinton., in attend-
ance. A delightful turkey banquet
started the proceedings, • At the
meeting the 'beautiful Rebekah De-
agree was conferred by the visitors
from Clinton under the capable
direction of Mrs. Carman (Ethel)
1VIePherson, with Mrs. Ottilie Row-
den presiding at the piano. Mrs.
In her remarks. Mrs, Beatty con-
gratulated the members on the
work exemplified. during the even-
ing, and also pointed out various
aspects where the routine activit-
ies of the Order could be improved.
She stated she was very .Pleased
with the number from the district
who had qualified for certificates
of perfection. She mentioned the
extensive work being done by the
C.P.T. committee, and urged all in
attendance to make Odd
ship a vital movement in the com-
munity.
Mrs, Sutter expreSsed her ap-
preciation for the co-operation she
had received during her term of
office, and also voiced appreciation
to the Exeter Lodge for being the
hostesses on this occasion. She an-
nounced that the district meeting
would be held in Clinton the fol-.
vice-president Joe Murphy said, If
It wasn't for men like you we
wouldn't have the great hockey
organization we have today in Can-
ada."
ogoward". 1itonored
During the evening, past presi-
dent Royce Macaulay made an .ad-
dress and president .Ken McRae
presented a reclining lawn chair to
Lion Howard l3runsdon, a veteran
member of the Lions Club, This
was in appreelation of Howard's
work as manager of the Clinton
Lions Arena this past winter.
Lion Russ Holmes, who was also
president of the Colts hockey club,
introduced the players and exec-