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Clinton News-Record, 1961-06-08, Page 11BRUCEFIELD Mr oral Mitis. Artlair J. Din - nit; Joon and Donald, Clarlc^ e'en, visited can. Sundaywitlh Mr, ,and MM., W. Dinnin. Miss Lathy Dinhaire who had been in Burlington with bei' unele and. aunt, Mr. and Mays'. R, TL Barr, motored here with them. Late Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dinn'ie, Pe'tralia, flew to the village, landing in Gordon Diliatt'e eat field, east of the. highway. Kathy returned Home with her parents. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER Aluminum Doors Combination Windows Awnings Carports Wrought Iron Railings Owing to splendid re- sponse for our Aluminum ors, a FREE LAWN CHAIR Doors, a Free Lawn Choir will be given to the buyers of our doors this week only. CULLIGAN WATER SOFTENERS and Supplies also available RUSSELL JERVIS Sales & Service Bus, HU 2-9390 Clinton Res, HU 2-7774 Ont. News of Aubur Correspondent; MR$. W. EIRAQNQCIK HONE AU131JAN 3W David flamiiton bas gone to Clrcenarty to is'pend a few cis v with his daughter, Mrs, Harvey Andrew and Mr. Andrew. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Paul Maull.oux on the birth of their daughter, on May 30, !in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Maes William Coat's, Flint, Mich., are visiting with her sister, Mrs. Maitland Allen, Mr. Allen and Harvey .McGee. 'Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Dougall, Bernice and Allan, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hemingway and Morris, Brussels. Miss Margaret Clark, Downs- view, spent last weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. For- dyce Cark, Carolyn, George and. Phillip. Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Ryan, Cathy, David, Steven and Connie, London, visited lash Sunday with Mr, and M. Charles Straughan, Miss Ella Wagner, Reg.N., returned last weekend to her borne in Wayne, Mich., after eeendling a few days with her s+ist.er, Miss Minnie Wagner. Mr. and Ms. John R. Weir, Joan and Bob, London, spent last Sunday with his father, Dr. 13, C. Weir ,and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay, Mitts. Ted Mills returned to her home last week for a few days after many weeks thi Lon- don with their son Jim, who is a 'patient in Victoria hos- pital. Mrs. Robert Anthur and Mrs, Thomas Johnston visited in. TV for the Cottage We Have Them .. . 1-17" 1-21" 1-21 1-21" ADMIRAL ADMIRAL Rogers Majestic General Electric FREE AERIAL with each TV Set Also LOW LOW Prices on Deep Freezes AT Art Groves It Son "The House of Admiral" HU 2-9414 -- Huron St., Clinton 1 Qra?n ton last Thursday with, the formeee sister, Mrs. John 'Oats - worthy, Mr. Clatsworthy and her !mother, Mrs, Fred Taylor, 1V,lrs. Johnston visited with Rev. and Mrs, William Mains. Friends of the Main family Will be Pleased to know that he is impr'ovin'g in health fol- lowing several weeks in a Lon don 'h'ospital. Knox C.O.C. The Ida White Group of the C.Q.C. .of Knox Fresbyntetdan Church met with the first vice- president Marion Youngblht in Charge, The flag bearers were Keith and Wayne Scoot. The minutes were read by the see- rotary, Eddie Haines. Roll call was answered by each member naming a boy that had been mentioned in. tile recent study chapters. Psalm ;'3 was read by Joyce Leatherland followed' 'by medi- tation by Mrs. Donald Haines. Margaret Young{blut led in prayer. The story was told by the leader, Mrs. Wilfred' Sand- ereoni about a little boy who played "Missionary at the Four- th Train S+bop," Mission Band The theme of the miseionaxy story for the Light Bearers' Mission Band of Knox United Church asp told by Mrs. Arthur Grange, the superintendent, was "Outstretched Hands", Nancy And'enson condreted the meet- ing and gave the call to woe - ship. Jennifer Grange presided at the piano. All read in unison, excerpts from Matthew 4 and 6 which emphasized the Iranian story of Javad. Brenda Ball and Brenda Toll received the offer- ing. Robert Wilkie pointed out the position on the map in Iran where the Christian flag should be placed'. Rall call for July is to be answered by naming an import- ant river. The Baby Band, Jun- ior and Primary Mission Bands will have charge of this meet- ing with the Women's Missionl- ary Society. CGIT Banquet Bouquets of white and pink apple blossoms •decorated the tables for the second mother and daughter banquet held last week in the Sunday School room of Knox Presbyterian Church. The dinner was pre- pared by the girls and their leaders and they were rassistecl in serving by Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. ,Frank Raithby and Miss Laura Phillips. The president of the CGIT, Jannett. Dobie was the master of ceremonies and Baribara MacKay •accompanied on the piano. Rase Marie Haggitt pro- posed the tpast 4o the Queen. A toast to the church was proposed by Darlene Stewart and Rev. Dr. D. J. Lane replied. Laura Deer proposed a toast to the mothers and eradh girl pin- ned a corsage on her mother. Mrs. Clifford Brown thanked the girls on behalf of the moth- ers present. Juditir Arthur introducedt,tihe guest speaker, 1Vlise Betty Marsh, B.A. She gave a very interesting message to the girls and told them that they were in training to develop their tal- ents. She defined talents and THIS OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30 Orders Placed During June We Will Actually Erect Your Home Free Yes, it's true! We will actually erect FREE the four walls, roof trusses and roof sheathing on your foundation and subfloor. Just imagine — your home completely enclosed and quickly made liveable — ready to finish the odds and ends. A truly remarkable offer. • vales41 11 11 WE ERECT IT -- YOU FINISH IT • - YOUR OWN SUMMER COTTAGE in a single weekend . Don't Waste a day of summer! The directions below will bring you full details of the delightful; Halliday .prefabricated cottage you can ereet on your OWar land le a single Weekend this summer. The Halliday package includes everything you need to corriplete the job: pre-cut flier beams and joists, roofing, floor boards, ready -built ceiling box beam trusses, modular door panel construction, pietureand caseinerrt Win• doves, complete inside partitions. 17elivery free up to 150 Mlles from Hamilton. Priced From. $1 159 10% DOWN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS $ENb 250 IN COIN FOR YOUR COPY OF SUMMER COTTAGES BY HALLIDAY VIKING SALES TEMPORARY OFFICE 904 OXFORD ST. GL 5-3420 OPEN EVERY EVEN I i4G LONDON OPEN ALL WEEKEND New Guides in Clinton Troop Ten Brownies from First Clinton Pack officially flew up into Guides on Mon- day night at a special ceremony in Clinton Legion Hall. Bud Graham pre- sented each with a compass, from the Legion Branch. From the left, front, are Ruth Murphy, Twyla Arnston, Michelle Jennings and Pamela Burton; back row, Linda Nip, Barbara Ball, Darlene Hanly, Patsy Brown, Roseanne Corriveau and Barbara Knox. (News -Record Photo) Blyth Lady To Get Doctor's Degree Cornell University The degree of doctor of phil- osophy will be conferred on Mrs, Anne Phillips McCreary at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, on June 12: Mrs. told the tgirls that they each possessed the talents of smiling, to be kind, to give praise, to practicing love and then Id re- turn- they would all be beauti- ful beoause real beauty comes from the heart. Margaret Sanderson thanked Miss Marsh and presented her with a gift. The leader of the CGIT thanked 'the girls and their mothers and the guest speaker and the evening was closed with a solo by Laura Doer. Let's plan your New Home 6�r`�c..='✓soi3' We are completely equipped to build you a home quickly, effectively and economically. Write or phone Dirk Wolterbeek Phone JA 4-8730 Goderich 115 Britannia West Representative for GERRAT Construction Ltd. Waterloo, Ontario 23b McCreary, who is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Phillips, Blyth, majored in elementary education, with minors .in psychology and sociology. She received the degree of master of education from. Cor- nell University in June, 1959, and the degree of bachelor of science from Courtland State Teachers' College in June,1958. She is a member of the Inter- national Reading Association; the American Association of University Professors; the Na- tional Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi; 'and vice-president of the cornell chapter of Phi Lombda Phi, the honorary society for women in education. Mrs, McCreary attended Blyth public schodl, Clinton District Collegiate Institute, and Strat- ford Teachers College. She is the widow of Dr. Garnet Mc- Creary, Merrickviile, Ont. Mrs.'Mcereary will attend the International Congress in Edu- cational Research in Oslo, Nor- way, in August, and will spend the coming year on post -.doctor- al research work at the Uni.- verstt r of Sweden, returning ;to Canada in September, 1962, by way of India, Nepal, Siam, the Philippines, Japan, and Hawaii, visiting eduoational institutions in those countries. VARNA (Correspondent, Fred Meelymont Phone 1113 2-3214) Rev. T. J. Pitt, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley and Fred Me- Clymont attended the sessions of the United Church London Conference in Woodstock last week Mrs. A. Willis who took sud- denly ill last Friday is now in Clinton Public Hospital. The committee in charge of the Webster Reunion met last Saturday evening and .convplet- ed plans for the annual pic- nic which will be held in Clan Gregor Square, Bayfield on Saturday, June 17. In case of rain it will be held in the arena. British Mortgage To Open New Branch Offices New branch offices of Brit- ish Mortgage and Trust Com- pany will be opened in Goderieh and Hanover, Wilfrid P. Greg- ory Q.C., executive vice-presi- dent and managing director of the company announced today. "The ,opening of these bran- ches is part of a planned ex pension programme". Mr, Greg- ory said, "Goderich and Hanov- er have been chosen beoause of their importance in the indust- rial life of western Ontario and for their high potentials for future ,growth. The new of- fices will enable us to improve our services to •the people in those areas". A full range of financial and trust services will be available at the new branches, Among these wfal be a savings deposit department, mortgage loan bus- iness, ,guaranteed investment certificates, retirement savings and pension plans, trust and agency services. Options have been taken to purchase land in the business district of Goderich and Han- over and it is expected that construction of the new office buildings will begin later this year. Founded in 1877, British Mortgage has assets of over $47,000,000, with paid-up cap- ital of $1,058,500 and general reserves of $1,700,000. A modern Head office build- ing is now in construction in Stratford. A branch office Was opened last March in Brampton and another office in Listowel will be opened in the fail. Cars often slip off a hand jack. ` Never work under a jacked -up car unless there are blocks to hold off the car if the jack fails, counsels the On- tario ntario Safety League. Otherwise you are gambling with disaster, jacks wild. Open Planning of Interior Adds Air of Spaciousness et eee - tee • :riI4� H�ra..-EEM `�•` ,viw�... wyw"LYS..,,,y'G4�....- "nut soh° bnck three-bedroom bungalow by architect P. R. Brook, of Toronto, features a large living room overlooking the rear garden The bedrooms are separated from the living area of the house by a Spacious hallway A feature of the Interior layotn Is the open statrease to the garden entrance and basement. Ceilings fol• low the roof slope throughout the ground floor, adding to the tin. pression Of which does hot extene d below the front bedroom and bathroom. is divided by a wall down the Centre of its length. There are ample and conveniently placed Clothes closest throughout the house: The best Orientation vrould be with the front door facing north or east The total floor area is 1,255 Square feet and the exterior dimen- Sibns are 35 feet. two inches, by 45 feet. Working drawings for the house, known as Design 291; may be Obtained front Central Mortgage and tionsing Cotpotatiboi at min! imUnt Codi. SEbRooM OW SEDRO'M etbaooM *Wit OW U"NtN5 ROOT aterit r Thursday; Junc $, 1961-rt-"C#Intron News -Record Path 11 NEWS OF KJPPEN (Correspondent, MRL N. l„ ONO, Phons -Handl 694r15) Kipper East Woanen's TnsttM ate .M going on a hus trip to Hamilton on June 21, leaving Kippen 'at 7 a.m. Anyone wish,- itag to go, kindly ,contact Mrs. W, J, F, Bell er Mrs, Ernest Whitehouse. Miss Carole Brown and Mins. Kathy McTavish, London, visit- ed over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Riley ari;d family. Mr, and Mrs, Anthony Van Tol, Boskoop, Holland, arrived Friday and are visiting several rnontthe with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Van Wierren and family on the town line.. Little Joanne Van ,Wierren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Van Wierren, celebrated her fifth birthday ` on Sunday, several relatives and friends being pres- ent, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and boys visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride on the Goshen Line, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar MoBrid'e and Sharon attended decoration day service Sunday afternoorra at Winghatri United Church. Mrs. Robert Perkins, Garay, and Jimmie, RCAF Station 01- inton, visited Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. N. Long. Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Br, ucefield!, visited. Monday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs, Edgar McBride,. Mr. lend Mrs. e7ohn. 0, Doig, Grand Rapids, Mich., visited during the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs, Lydia Doig and sister, Janet and Mr, and Mrs. N. Long. The Ontario Safety League quotes placards in New Hanip- shire taverns; "If you drink and stay off :the road, that's your business. If you drink and drive—that's my business." .o . An inexplicable traffic jam an the open highway often turns out to be caused simply by drivers "crawling" to get all the details of an accident scene, The Ontario Safety League asks drivers to remember that slow- ing down simply to satisfy one's curiosity at an accident loca- tion can irritate and inconven- ience following drivers, and may even delay the arrival of essen- tial ambulance and police ser- vices. BUILDING and REMODELLING REFERENCE LIST 41.11111111.11 • PAINTING and DECORATING D. A. Kay & Son FLOORS SANDED VENETIAN BLINDS PAINTS and WALLPAPERS Clinton -- Phone HU 2-9542. GRANT RATH PAINTER and DECORATOR Huron Street—Phone HU 2-7040 Clinton • BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Ball -Macaulay Ltd. Phone HUnter 2-9514 Full Range cif Builders' Supplies COAL—LIME—CEMENT King Street, Clinton J. W. Counter BUILDERS' SUPPLY "Everything for the Builder" Clinton -- Phone HU 2-9612 Fred J. Hudie BUILDERS' SUPPLY and Sawmill Where your building dollar goes farther CLINTON --- HU 2-6655 • GENERAL CONTRACTING M. McADAM Clinton -- Phone HU 2-7070 GENERAL CONTRACTING Industrial -- Commercial Cement Work CALE DOUCETTE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Floor Sanding Clinton — Phone HU 2-3348 ....mr,.w... • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Irwin's LAD ,I,ES' EAR Draperies -- Curtains --- Blinds Curtain Rods --- Drapery Track — Estimates Free — Clinton — Phone HU 2-6623 McEWAN'S CURTAIN RODS WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS Clinton -- Phone HU 2-9766 • PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Carman F. Garrow PLASTERING CONTRACTOR and General Repair Estimates Gladly Given 139 Queen Street, Clinton Phone HU 2-7008 • HEAT, LIGHT and PLUMBING Cities Service OiI Co. Ltd. Jack Scruton, Distributor HEATING FUELS Clinton — Phone HU 2-9653 Clinton Electric Shop For ICAL ELECTR APPLIANCES' and WiRING Clinton -- Phone HU 2-6646 GINGERICH'S SALES and SERVICE Seaforth Zurich Phone 644W1 Phone 34 Electrical and Gas Appliances Gas and Oil Heating, Plumbing Electrical Installation & Repairs Motor Rewinding A. G. Grigg & Son Clinton -- Dial HU 2-9411 COAL -- FUEL OIL CEMENT A. F. Scotchmer ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Domestic -- Commercial I ndustrial BAYFiELD -- Phone 16 Harry Williams HEATING FUELS White Rose Petroleum Products RR 2, CLINTON Dial HU 2-6633 WiSE and HEAT NG Harold Wise, Prop. Clinton -- Dial HU 2-7062 Plumbing -- Heating and Electrical Services • CONCRETE HENRY YOUNG CONTRACTOR General Concrete Construction CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9496 A GOOD PLUMBING SYSTEM IS ADMIRED WALL! LET US CHECK, • REPAIR AND .• `NSTALI, CALLr0N US NOW LET�s I1AKE A DATE -'FOR OUR 1 ELECT WE SERVICE t iAT WE SELL CLINJ i QN PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICA SERVIMM.