Clinton News Record, 1954-12-02, Page 3THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 CLINTON NEWS-RECORD PAGiC THREE
da and dely- 7islned was a crude outline of an WORD THAT' H> NSALL urday after, branches of the Ba
day School on Sun y, original photograph, Mr,, Forster BANKS CLOSE. WITURDX of. 'Montreal at Lucan, • Crediton,
Eben sir Church eyed a very fine address; ..NFle al- ct rer explained. K. K. Christian, manager, of the Hensall and Zurich will he closed,
so spoke to'the Biblo class, during' , ,ell Telephone-`M.e"� �+ _ He said it was 'not until 1915, Bunk of Montreak Hensall, ;'reports As a convenience to customers
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.the School .session. ;Triers, were ' ■ -when the vacuum tube was de- that commencm Saturday, Jan= the branches will open' _ extra
Enj YS �����'� velo ed and electronic tubes were uazy 8, and each subsceuent Sat- hours Friday from .4 30 to 6 p.m.
J oyer 40 "present: Special music; �e��r�bes The TV S': ®s ., P
brought ?it° play: and unproved, '
(By our Ebenezer Correspondent) included a solo, and a `-quartette, that the television camera as we 'gip ti's W' � ' P iv'v� ' v P^R a�tZI
Rev. A. W. Watson, Blyth, was had been prepared by the organ You with'the TV set ..: Do you see spots before your eyes9 know it came into being.' It picks°x,
guest speaker at Ebenezer Sun- ist, Mrs. M, Lobb. No? , Well that's where you're wrong, because you do- up more than 250,000 spots of Personol Service it Prices
whether you know it or not
light as it scans or views an en- .:
` It's not ani hallucination, 'it's a principle the very, prin- tris picture.
ci al upon which television is based. A model of the early "Nipkow -
- _ p disc" .and- of later. developments '
E. C. TORSTER work, but he established the from it w@re on .display to, illus;-
of the Bell Telephone, pomp sp°t" principle as ,the working rate what Mr, Forster was saying:
any explained the "spots" in
p- basis from which-modern televis- Because television, teletype I and r
ion has developed. tele be into
television last Thursday right' electr'�al lin impulses tlieymbecome -
Dr. Nipkow, who knew the pos-
zn ontario Street United p
Church in. a lecture arranged• sibrlit-el tri electricity and the part of a' logical development s- 4
' = Photo cell..as,,a scientist, a. ncvial �a11Y8S;,a`LIICI POTII!]1dCTS
by the Girls' and Men's Club the` telephone business, Mr. Fors; F
knew the peculiarities °f the 'hu- to said, "Just as we carry speech;
His address was entitled F
„ man eye as a physician. He res= "so we can carry photo ahs, . Jtor'Tiiilii'SGIa � I+'i'ida & Saturday
Your . Telephone Company P y y �'
and Television soned that if you tool; a picture punted .riiessages and television
A brief, program .of music was and shone light on it to illuminate pictures,"
p g one small spot at a time, then The latest 'medium in this -type' ) BRANDS A r �+ ' g
presented to introduce alis even- these spots: could, be translated ,SfJCCitIS Q11 I.D.A.ADl\fYl V J
Ing, .Miss_ Elva Wiltse provided. into, electric impulses by the. of transmission is microwave radio
piano music, Leslie -Pearson sang; photo-electric cell, • relay, developed primarily to y
accompanied by 1VIrs. Don Symons, i csrry long distance telephone con _ 4 oz., 8 oz.,
/ By reversing the process t)ie versatzons, but it is readily Cocoanut Oil ShaIn o 23e 39G
and •Mrs. J. Willis VanEgn and •y adapts it reg. 33c, 49c ...
played a selection, on the ' acdord- el , tmfe :?irzpulses were, translated able to television .transmission. •
back into spots, of light. at the Mr. Forster illustrated the Bell's � Theatrical style
- ' ion. ne• Wilkins acted, as chair- . ,Disc",400-mile, microwave system be-
reg. Evelyn �IOW2Y'd Cold Cream
? 1 receiving end of the circuit. Y 16 oz., reg. 89e �i9C
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Ile invented the Nipkow tween Buffalo Toronto Ottawa
man for the evening. The speaker a flat circular piece of metal per-; and Montreal, using two miniature Milk
Of Magnesia 16 oBc:,2 oz 29C 49e
was thanked by Mrs. W. B: Olde, forated by tiny . holes arranged microwave towers set 'up before reg. 35c, 60c ...:,.. t
and her he rim of the disc to the his audience. 100's 300's, „
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'Fletcher thankswereseconderdi a from t in a concentric curve: It .; NLicrowaves, he explained, travel 1 agneSia Tablets reg. 39c 89c ...:.. ...:...: 29Ct rJ9e
centre
During the afternoon, a s was through this disc that a light
talk, had been given -to the stud- shone to illuminate a picture one n straight line,' and that is why,
r ants' of the science classes at Clin: ^ microwave towers are mounted on "Economy"
spot at• a time.. hilltops in lie of sight with •each o. '' IDA's Own ..
'ton, District_ Collegiate Institute. The idea, then,: was to revolve g WRITING P ElDS TOILET TISSUE
In 1884, Mr. Forster said, a Gem� the disc at such a speed that the other. Hundreds • of long distance NOTE °
man. scientist and medical,. doctor spots .'would ova; too Trickly for conversations can be carried $ 2 �15c
'n 9 SIZE, reg 10c C 7 r Extra Strong Reg. 2/25c ,
named Paul Nipkow turned his the. eye to separate them and so simultaneously on the Bell's, rS
knowledge in both fields of.re- xe they would farm. on a screen the wave system. Ladies lz 13 C, 2 /25 c Extra ;Soft , 2 23 C
•' search to the problem of trans- outline of the picture ;on which Letter size 750 Sheet Roll for
' i.. ,. seg: 15c
mitring a picture by electrical -theywere beamed.
��- impulses. Dr. Nipkow never lived The principle was sound, but in, (j g (�jj B. P. 16 oz.
to. see the present result of his practice all that could be accomp- CVD LAVER Oil standard reg. 89c 0c
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I�r f r Buy Your CHRISTMAS CARDS Nona!
Mrs. R. Stephenson Mrs. C. E. f 1' > i �F. make sure you meet the egr(y mailing dates
nt Cunningham� SPECIAL FAMILY ASSORTMENT
(Sy our Hensah corresponds ) � C1 g • .
f Mrs. Robert Stephenson, highly Mrs.. Hannah Nary : Cunning- 1 , Fifty, lovely colorful cards in a wide assort-
ham, 83, «died Sunday, November went of attractive Christmas designs.. You will
esLeemed resident of Stanley 28, at her home, 66 Barker Street, ® i be pleased.w
ith this fine selection.
Township for the past 60 Years, London. 8C
- DELUXE ASSORTMENT
Take advantage of. this special 'offer ... Trade in died at her home on Tuesday, Nov- She was born in Clinton. Sixty EiOX
ember 301 in her 91st year. years a o she married Charles - g550RiI11Elli
your old sewing.. machine for the new fully .Better quality cards in a colorful assortment
The former Agnes Alton, she Eugene unrungham, who died in � equal to many muchmoreexpensive,
automatic NECCHI BU MIRA and receive the was born in Belfast, Ontario and 1920. Mrs. Cunningham had re-. : t:
i ' sided in London for the past 20
]..50
following her marriage took up re- years and was a mbmber of Cen
highest trade-in allowance. � � k
silence with her husband in Stan- tennial United Church. r" -
ley Township. Surviving are a son, Charles O., JUST A FEW OF THE MANY
,. Y, •yy�•�y
THE' NECCHi'°BU MIRA embroiders completely and a daughter; Miss- Edna Cur-
automatically, sews on buttons, makes buttonKi
.. She was a member, of St. An- ningham, both of London.
drew's United Church, ppen, and Funeral services were held at ( (IT1A l t( 4 Ct 1
holes, blindstitches hems, darns; monograms and took -an active part in church or- the Needham Memorial►i►6 4 �rWW A
elimiliates all hand-finishing work. You cgtt maks ganizations in earlier years. Her Wednesday afternoon. In
yermenl aau, ad
husband. predeceased her some was in Woodland Cemetery.
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a' complete wardrobe without effort. Don't miss years ago. ��r P z4x' : 'Certified" 1'I$II,ISIIA�I+ '
Phis opportunity to save money, • Surviving are two sons.Herb at �%m� 11 310 k��>°�+`�!IG I'�DS ELECTRIC SHAVER
PP Y Y home George, Walkerton; Rena, Mrs. 3' J S< tl ti 3 `
at. home; one brother' Albert Alt- Mrs• Ernest Jackson received e- v t3 l i t movable wash-
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHOI?`ZED HECCHi EMEI4LEH iODAYI ` € ° i + The revolu-
on, Lucknow, and ons sister, Mrs: word from Michigan on Sunday, tk a ; x able cover.
Mrs. Richard McQttillin, Lucknow..November 21, of the sudden death a € '" 3 control heat, rotary n e w
Resting at the family residence, of her sister-in-law, Mrs, W. M. l 9a 1 year guar. shaver
ha v t y p e '
• • Lot 6, Concession 6, Stanley Town- Hyslop. 6.95 s shave s av a
shi , where public service will be Mrs• Hyslop was a daughter ofd closer shave
y� o E,1 fie* [q� p p "" OTHERS �� fir, without
JJi�C�i iC ir,/o held on Thursday, (today), Dec- the late Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Saeli- z
ember 2 at 2:30. p.m. `Rev. N. son and was born in Clinton acid g � 4,05 to 8.9.5 burning.
D. W. OORNISil McLeod,' IUppen, will officiate. lived here until her marriage. BA I T 5 27.95
'Wour Westinghouse Dealer" Burial will be held in Bayfield Mrs. Hyslop has made her home WATERMAN'S �.
PHONE '479 OLAVTON cemetery. The Bonthron funeral with her only daughter, Mrs, m /r+47 PENS and SETS
home, Hensali, is in charge Of fun- Walter Karat, at Grosse Pointe ��1:✓J1��J�+
eral arrangements. Woods, Michigaii, since the death Yr - Friendship's TOILET
of her husband: a few years ago. I 1 l f 'i Garden WATER
She is survived by her dough �f p INCH "y' m
b U Lr �i - 4 oz 1.r5
ter, a son, and a sister Edna (Mrs.. -1 �, c""�.,��,� „ .,
° John Peel), Buffalo. Mrs, Hyslop„r ai r r R o
has visited here for several sum- w , f� ! Bubbling Bath rl sI
niers with Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. . Crystai•ciaor I y ' O:ystals-8 tubes
James Livermore and has, many $349.50 in a box .... 1.25 s i
friends here. pieturos.
The-funeral took place-£ram. the •.Exclusive I ! In walnut finish, n Blass Salts, . .65 ��K ry
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FREE,Foz.REE 11356 Pen :...... a $8.96 lass bti ... ,. 1.65
6' J. A. DeSantis funeral home, to "Golden Throot ! slightly.ho .i y o In 1135611 Pen trill ,Pencil .. 5.45 g.
Grand Lawn Cemetery and was tone system. limed oak fins 6s. "Crusader•' Pen 5A5 Body Sacbet, 1 oz i
in. the charge of Rev. Willard ! "Crusiuiert Duo-Pen glass btl__ 1.50
See the difference in a and Pencil .:.,.. ...... 10.25
Ball & Mutch Furniture
Lampe, E. Routly m. side-6y-side demonstration'at
Guy E. R,outiy, Bright, Ontario, T A. DUTTON urIIQuE F. • B. PENNEBAKER PHONE
.�11TIOlX1dCC5 its Annual. C�i!YlSttrtaS DYQtU formerly of Clinton, died in Wood PHOTO
stock Hospital, on Tuesday, No- BRUCEFIELD . SERVICE DRUGG19T
vember 23, after a two-day illness. �)fEOEie Clinton63�T4
Commencing December Ist IHe was in his 65th year.
B IHe wasborn near Kirlcton and
received his education in this area. --
Ire joined the staff of the Canad-�rsr,•tzzarar�r,,a��,la,�,,b,9 ptr+2r;,,�agrr rz,srrHiar
Ti his year we .are giving away absolutely ian National Railways and was
free a 5-Piece FOLDING working in this capacity when he
G 'METAL BRIDGE
• moves to inton, He was employ-
* SET, valued.at $31.50. The public is invited ed here for seven years and 'was
then transferred' to Bright where
to view this, Prize and be convinced of the he has resided for the -past 40
T , extra value you will receive with every pur-years: He married the former
Gladys Cook, Clinton, who pre- s
chase in our Furniture Store• deceased. him 15 months ago,
' Funeral . service was held from °
his late residence on Thursday, `
For e�ery cash purchase of $5.00 worth
P November 25, conducted by Rev: TV M=
of merchandise from our Furniture Store, kf. Watt, Chesterfield. Interment'
was in Chesterfield Cemetery.
you will be given one 'free chance oi%,this
a
y g Surviving are two sons, William, ”
useful Bridge Set. ' i living in Bright; Jim, Tavistock,
and one daughter (Margaret) Mrs. o
Blair Graham, Bright..
The draw will be made at 9 p.m;. on
Christmas Eve,- December 24th, 1954. Mrs, Mary Sell
G Word has been"received by YOUl- DO
friends in Brucefield and Hensall 2!-inch
Here. are a few suggestions for Christmas s • of the death in 5t. Pauls, Minn.CAN YOUR
of Mary Burton; wife of the late
Dr. Sell, and cousin of Mary -Gib WIN CHRISTMAS
on, Brucefield. p�
•' • - -! • , Born and raised in Mitchell,
THIS
Mrs. Sell trained a sa nurse in SHOPPING
Jamestown, New York, . and after �,>x <:`{. 3 •�
hdU1S BEAUTIFUL :kh ?°,,,, ', HERE
For The �Kid yes dor T � �� � r -Sell .the :moved to t:M: •:>,<Y�:!•::: ';.%'>�%?'>
marrying D . Y
St. Pauls to live. Her husband; a ,MOTOROLA
Toys .. died -some years age. t:0:,,>.:>.. :.:^:•>xky-„a'a.;r"<,•,.,�a
o s of ` all kinds Lam
y _ Surviving are one adopted son, TV
and Coffee TS.bleS living in New York; two sisters,
End
Cuddle I7011S sill Animals - g can Vlore Mitchell, and . :i'c 't:„ •,;���°��:i:v�; :�sa,,,.`,�,y.,. , • �`
Y Mrs: J Y, SET
Sarin 'Cushions
Salome, •Toronto..
S e died on 'Friday November .1 s .tt . • . >,, s.:a• .,;, sem.,"< ,t.: 01
Doll. Carnia
ages h, r, z c a r
g Alrfoam Pillows. a ;;>$.
26, and was buried on Monday; ti ;•i• M :1kaS
WIN
Noc°ember 29, at St. Paul's.
Childs Rockers occasional Chairs FREE
Hostess., Chairs� o< x t' � �<::f t, A
Tndergarten SetsAW :,:> :'.aG; S
Mrs. John JohnstonJ.oh>�ston
Platform :R.oc} ers- <' >; # ,. NEW
4 ;: s,,..
1�eSliS and Chairs Mrs.' Hattie -Johnston, g5; wifa� TICKET S t,, ...; .,�<a.*,. • n ,
Recliner Chairs of John A. Johnston, passed away 1955
,^ WITH r~
p � on SrFturday, evening;. November Hf
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Blackboards :.::. �<..::.
mokers "
. ,. A 27 * at .her hems on'Regent St., ”. .. ^„�,�„
ill= V
:.M.a:�:ai'�:u�„>?i�°,., 21 INCH
• Hampers Goderieh, fallowing a lengthy EVERY .,.•;;w< "'` "'"""'"'"" •E
Clothes Hamp
,Shoofly Rockers ness. � `".,11,,,.x.-•-. �'' MOTOROLA
H
• She was born in Ashfield towin-'�"
Mirrors $t.00
.. •ship, the daughter of.tlie late John
Sleighs, Cedar Chests; Willis and the former Martha Mc- PURCHASE
Connell. She lived in Ashfield Tv
Toboggans magazine RaCliStownship until moving to Goder
ieli about five years ago. She was
,-a member of Knox Presbyterian
•. `USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN. A SMALL, DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE Church. This could be YOUR Christmas gift.
UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Surviving, besides her: husband;
are: one son, Harvey Johnston,
a Goderich; three daughters, Mrs. R:
C. .13ean) Scott, Wingham,. Mrs.
Edgar (Beatrice) Stoll,, Clinton;
Mrs. W
ALL
andM`v G.'(Re Doak, Goderichen) Williams, God-
erieh; two sisters„ 'Mrs. Robert
r I.a die and Mrs. Bert .
TCH Grimmett Saskatoon "C'h.a
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IFURN'ITV RISL
Funeral services were held s-
' ,R V' 7• the T:,odge funeral home on Tues- '
C CJlll10C1 Iday afternoon: Rev. R: G. Mac- • ;'1
Phone 195 I Miilan officiated. Burial was in xvtt�t�Cataiar��EUEkCsac3 ���If !4�K�1tECt e�'c t ,. ^s�"i¢°t tate* c? t+a�u2i +a z�w uta?�at�r �s°t w[��
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