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This house, designed by
architect'Donald M. Manning, of
Vancouver, B.C., has 2 living
snd working area on the garden
side, which- is best facing south,
It is so designed that the kitchen,
dining area or teirace may be
used for meals,
The architect has provided
ample storage and closet space
while the kitchen is convenient-
ly arranged and features a built-
in table. The entrance hall en-
sures complete separation of the
living and sleeping quarters.
The total floor area is 1,004
square feet, excluding carport
and outside storage, while the
exterior dimensions are 37 feet
by 32 feet sis inches: Working
drawings for this house, known
as Design 138, are available from •
Central. Mortgage and Housing
Oarratigil at 00.04101 cOg.•
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Officers of the. Civil Service
Ladies League for 1959 are presi-
slept, Mary McMillan; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Henry (Carol) Grah-
am; past - president, Marjorie
(Toots) Mustard; secretary, Mrs.
Marion Seeley; secretary-treasur-
er, Mrs. William (Dell) Jervis;
press-secretary, Mrs. Douglas
(Thelma) Jones; ways and means
convener, Nellie Nurse; entertain-
ment convener, Mrs. Marie Mac-
aulay; hospital convener, Mrs.
Henry (Carol) Graham.
In October 1958, the league ptir-
chased four bed-side tables, mush-
room coloured 'with arborite tops
and four trays. They also paid for
the painting of the, cribs in the
children's' ward at Clinton Public
Hospital.
The league held• a bazaar and
bake sale in the Council Chamber,
Clinton, on Saturday, November
15. The draw on an 8 pound home-
made Christmas cake was won by
John Sangster, Clinton, The
league took in $97,50 on this pro-
ject.
At Christmas time the league
Counter Check
Books on Sale at
the News-Rceord
BUILDING and REMODELLING
REFERENCE LIST
• HOUSEHOLD • HEAT, LIGHT and
ITEMS PLUMBING
Irwin's Ladies' Wear
Draperies -- Curtaint —Blinds -
Curtain. Rods -- Drapery Track
— Estimates Free —
CLINTON — Phone HU 2-6623
Nlc EWAN'S
CURTAIN RODS
'WINDOW SHADES
VENETIAN ,BLINDS
CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9766
• PAINTING and
DECORATING
D. A. Kay and Son
FLOORS SANDED
• VENETIAN BLINDS
PAINTS` and WALLPAPERS
Clinton — Phone HU 2-954P
.GRANT RATH .
PAINTER and DECORATOR
Huron Street — Phone HU 2-7040
Clinton
• CONCRETE
HENRY YOUNG
CONTRACTOR •.
.General Coneerete Construction
'CLINTON Phone HU 2-9496
0' GENERAL
CONTRACTING
'CALE DOUCETTE
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Clinton
Phone HU 2,9562
M. McADAM
Minton --- Phone HU 2,10/6
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Industrial Corintiercial
Cettent Work -
0 ROOFING
EARL DOUCETTE
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Asphalt Roofing
CLINTON k-» Phone 1-11142441
Cities Service. Oil
Co, Ltd.
Jack Scruton, Distributor
HEATING FUELS
Clinton — Phone HU 2-9653
Clinton Electric Shop
For
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
and .WIRING
Clinton — Phone HU 2-6646
G. C. Germain . Son
COAL -- FUEL OIL
Clinton — Dial HU 2-6636
A. G. Grigg & •Son
Clinton — Dial HU 2-9411,
COAL FUEL OIL
CEMENT
See GAS RANGES at
Hawkins Hardware
Victoria St. — 'HO 2-9433
HARDWARE -- PLUMBING
and HEATING
Huron Gas cif trent
Dial HU 2-6647
CLINTON
"If it burns Gas' We have it"
A. F. Scotchmer
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Domestic -- Commerolal
Industrial
BAYFJELD -- Phone 16
For TO QUality
GAS APPLIANCES See
Sutter-Perdue Ltd.
HARDWARE
Clinton Phone, HO 2-7023
Harry Williams
HEATING FUELS
White Rose Petroleum Products
FLO. 2,
HU
'CLINTON
WISE
Dial 2-6633
PLUMBING
and NEAtING
Harold Wise, Prop.
CLINTON--- bid! 1-7023
Plumbing — Heating and
Eletstridal Services
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It will pO,y you to have all maintenance, repair,
renovation and redecoration jobs done around
your home or place o: business during the winter
lull in the building industry.
HOME 'IMPROVEMENT LOANS under the
National Housing Act, are available •through
your bank . . up to $4,000 and up to 10 years
to repay. FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS,
backed -by the government, are also available
through your bank . . up to $5,000 and up to
10 years to repay.
Help yourself—and at the same time, your com-
munity—by having jobs done now.
Why wait for spring—
DO IT NOW!
041104,4e4 a4. Issued by authority ef ilte
• Minister of Labent6 Caftaela
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IT NO
ONTARIO STREET WA WILL
MEET TUESDAY
The Woman's Association of On-
tario Street United Church will
meet on 'Tuesday afternoon, Feb-
ruary 3, at 2,30, in the church
parlour.
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ALWAYS SCARE I
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3rd HER 3rd
Food Market ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY .
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The Following Specks Effective January 29 - 30 31, 1959
JOIN US IN OUR 3rd ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
MAXWELL HOUSE
INSTANT COFFEE
6 QZ. jar. $1.25
GOLDEN DEW
MARGARINE
4 lbs. 99c
LIBBY'S FANCY
TOMATO JUICE
48 oz. tin.. 29c
• VAN CAMP'S NESTLE'S (NH< MAPLE LEAF
PORK and BEANS Instant Chocolate CHEESE SLICES
2 20 oz, fins 39c 2 lb, tins 89c coal 04 29c
During this 3 Day Celebration we offer DOUBLE STAMPS on all
Cash Purchases. Remember, Every THURSDAY following
this week you may obtain Double*Stamps on Cash
Purchases. See our Free Premium Catalog and
Start Saving Today.
FREE Phone MI 24445 FRESH FRUITS
DELIVERY 2Phanes To Servo You and VEGETABLES
LeaItitig or noisy faucets can US,
‘1.1.411Y be repaired quieltly and with
.little expense to the 'homeowner,
If the faucet drips at -tlio apput,
after the handle has been. screwed
down fitnily, it Will usually indi-
,,cate a WOr11,00 washer, To re-
place a washer, first shut offs. the
water supply or close' the shut-oft
.valve that .Controls the supply to
the. tap, Open the tap to drain off
thewater. Retneve the cap nut
with ' a suitable • wrench and tin,
screw the spindle. „
The 'washer is -located at the
base of the spindle. It may Pe at-
tached' to the spindle by a • screw
or by a metal flange or sleeve.
The worn out washer. Must be re-
placed by another of the same
size and type. The spindle -should.
then be screwed baelc' into place
and 'the cap ,nut . tightened,
When - a faucet develops a leak
around the ,Stem, a loose cap nut
or' faulty packing is prebably re-
dui Dripping faucets Yourself - Some
Adjustments Can Be Made By Amateur
Basementless, Bungalow ':Boaits
*active Outcloo Terrace'
Doors Stick in Your House? Maybe
You Can Make Necessary Repairs
sponsible,. First, -try tightening
the cap nut. If this does not
correct the trouble, it can be AS-
atoned that a new packing washer
is needed, The washer 'Obi in
side the cap nut which will have
to be removed to make the: 're.
placement. A substitute washer
Ton be made by 'winding a -pie,ee.
of cotton string tightly around
the stem at the point where the'
washer ',normally- fits.
The 'haroinering that sometimes
develops in water taps When elT,
oiling or closing is caused by v4,
bration;of the -spindle.., This may
be due to a loose cap nut or to
a worn or loose washer, If the
tap has been in use for a con-
siderable.* 'number of' years, the
spindle itself may be defective.
If ••the spindle • :thread has; been
worn down, the -whole, faucet, may
have to be replaced, and .a plum-
ber's assistance might be required.
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placed a decorated tree and stand
along with some gifts in the child-
ren's ward for the unfortunate
Children who were hospitalized in
the festive season.
A raffle was held in December
1958 on a ballet doll and ward-
robe. Mrs. Reg. Francis, Bayfield,
was the lucky winner. The league
cleared $50.35 on this project.
The January meeting of the
C.S.L.L. was held at the home
of Mrs. Carol Graham with 14.
members present. Roll call was an-
swered by each member bringing
a 25c article .of groceries. A draw
(at 25c a ticket) was held on
these groceries. Mrs. Marion Seel-
ey was -the lucky winner: The
treasurer reported a balance of
$61,54 in the hospital account and
$4.49 in the checking account.
-The projects approved for the
coming months are as follow: Pot
luck supper with entertainment
convener, Mrs. Marie McAuley
•in charge; a play will be sponsor-
ed by the league members with
the ways and means convener,
Miss Nellie Nurse in charge; a
raffle on a man's or lady's suit
'of clothes with Miss Mustard in
charge; a fashion show with Miss
Mustard in charge. A dainty lun-
ch was served by the hostess fol-
lowing the adjournment of the
meeting..
The members of the league wish
to, extend a vote of appreciation
to the town merchants, residents
of the surrounding area and RCAF
personnel for their support in the
past and also to Flying Officer
G, L. "Bud" Hayter, (their hon-
orary president) for his encour-.
aging guiding hand.
Sunday School At
Ontario Street -
Name '59 executive
The Executive of Ontario Street
United Church Sunday School en-
joyed their annual turkey supper
last Thursday evening, before
their regular meeting. Superin-
tendent Robert Elliott presided for
the meeting when 32 members at-
tended.
, Routine business included set-
ting of the date for the skating
party on February 5. The men
will supervise at the arena, and
the ladies will prepare supper for
the whole school.
The Rev, Grant Mills presided
for the election of officers for 1959
which resulted as follows; super-,
intendent, Robert Elliott; assis-
tants, C. Stewart, Ross Merrill and
George Levis; secretary, William.
Gibbings; assistant, James Mair;
treasurer, Mrs. George Potter; M
and M treasurer, Mrs. Lois Elliott;
pianists, Nelson McClinchey, Miss
M. E. Levis, Miss Emily Collins,
and Mrs. Carman McPherson.
Envelope secretary, Mrs. George.
Potter; executive secretary, Miss
Olive Johnson; assistant, Mrs.
Ross Merrill; auditors, H. Ball and
H. Swan.
All teachers were reinstated ex-
cept one. " Bible class teacher is
Mrs. Grant. Mills.
Secretary William Gibbings gave
his report which showed 39 of-
ficers ,and teachers teaching 239
pupils on the roll,
Do It Now!
Attention Manufacturers Retailers
and Houseowners:.
Everybody prospers if everybody works.
Nobody prospers if anybody shirks, "
REPAIR — REMODEL RENEW
Little jobs, big jobs, all jobs are important.
Skilled and semiskilled tradesmen are available now,
but extremely scarce in summer. Community projects
mean community -prosperity, Call the National Employ-
ment Office, Goderioh 865 for qualified workers. Ladies Civil Service League Selects
1959 Officers; -Reviews Year's Work
One of the most common house-
hold problems; especially in a newly-built house, is sticking
doors which may result from war-
Ping, shrinking of the frame () from dampness,
To, make repairs it may be nec-
essary to lift the door , off its
hinges. When the door is .being
removed, the pin on the bottom'
hinge should be taken out first,
The reverse order should. be fol-lowed when replacing the door,
first- placing the weight on the
top hinge for ease of handling.
If the door - binds, along the,
hinge edge the trouble can some,
times. be .corrected simply by
placing pieces 'of cardboard khpwn
as shims, 'underneath the hinge
that screws to the door frame.
$Oinetitnes it may be preferable
to plane down the dpor. 'Care
should be taken, however, to re-
move only suffipient wood to re-
lieve the •pressure. Planing will
be necessary if the fit on the
opposite side or lock edge is too
tight. to permit the use 'of shims
under the hinges,
If the door has sprung.inwards
or ,outwards between the two hide
ges, fitting an additional hinge
in the centre may be the soltition.
When binding is due to swelling
Did You Know
-I provide you with credit so that
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when necessary you can borrow_ 4) ir•
from me for any providentor: productive pur-
pose:
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Clinton Community Credit Union
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after a damp or rainY Period, only suffieient should be dune
to allow the door to close .with-
out binding. Removing more wood
than necessary will snake the door
too narrow when it dries- out If
binding is clue to swelling, planed sections should be sealed to pre-
vent any further absorption of
moisture.
If a door binds at the top or
bottom .the edge will have to be
planed to permit proper clearance.
Planing the top -edge can usually'
be done without removing the
. door, unless binding occurs 'at a
point which cannot be reached'
with. the door in position.
Binding points may be located •
by 'noting where the _ paint has
been scraped off. If these point*
cannot be spotted, the door edge
should be marked with chalk wh-
ich will rub off at the points of
contact.
ONTARIO GOVERNMENT
HOSPITAL
PLAN
Pays ward rate care and
limited incidentals when
you are taken seriously All
or injured. S
BUT WHO
PAYS THE
BIG BILLS?
The combined costs of
Doctors calls and Surgical
charges often far exceed the
cost of ward care.-
WHY RISK?.
losing your entire savings
or going deep into debt
when a low cost Canada
Healt h Medical-Surgical
policy will pay the big
charges.
Write for full particulars
.CANADA. HEALTH
AND ACCIDENT
Assurance Corporation
145 Wood St., Stratford
Ed. Oliver, Phone 3149.1
Ken Patrick, Phone 2615W
Ask us about our Personal
Compensation plans for
self-employed persons.-
now to