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Clinton News-Record, 1947-05-01, Page 8'1sA.GE Min CLINTON NWS -RECORD THURSDAY: MAY 1, 1.947r • Interesting Itern�s From News.- NEWS OF AUBURN Mrs. fired Reis, Representative Donald Ross. Galt, spent the week- end with his mother, Mrs. Fred ,Rosa, Mrs. John Arthur is visiting her daughter. Mrs. 'Gordon Wall, Lang - aide. '. Miss •F anoes Houston, R.N., Lon- don, was a weekend visitor with her Parents, Mr, and Mrs. John, Houston. B. Y. P, U. Meets "Prayer" was the subject of en add- ress given by Mrs. Elmer Robertson at the monthly meeting of the B.Y.P. U., held in the chuanh. The meeting was in charge of Fanta and William • Robertson. with Miss Robertson in the chair. i (Robert Wilson, Grant and Allan abaithby, Mrs. W. Vester'field, and Miss Mae Renouf taasisted with the program. Evelyn and Allan Raithby, Shirley, William and George Robert- son, Jerry Vesterfelt, Mae Renouf, and. Grant Raithby helped withthetopic. Honored on Birthday ,Mrs. Harry Go -vier, highly esteem- ed resident of Auburn, was honored on Thua•;sd'ay, April 24, when some 35 ladies from the village and eons munity met at her home in honor of her 87th birthday. .During the after. noon 'Mrs. William Roberton read an address to the guest of honor extend - Sing eongratulations and wishing her many more birbadeys. Oa behalf of the ladies Mrs. George Sturdy 'pre.. 'rented Mrs. Govier with a flashlight. Mrs. Govier 'although completely tak- eeord's Rural Correspondents GODERICH TOWNSHIP Y en by surprise thanked her friends for their gift. The occasion Was a ramble event. Mrs, John ateKnight, a neighbor of 1 Mrs. Govier, who recently sold her home and has shoved to Goderich, was presented with •abbrooch and ear- ring set, a hand bag and Bible. An , address was read by Mrs. Roberton and the presentation made by airs. 'Seers, 3frs. Waiper. Mrs, William Haggitt. Mrs. iMoKnight •expressed appreeiabion for the gifts. All .the ladies read a poem of their own composition congratulatting the guest of honor. The afternoon was.. spent in ehat and reminiseense sand a sump - tons lunch was served including •a birthday cake •isth candles, Mrs, Govier's maiden name was Alice Sheppard, daughter of the late John and 4Vlargaret Sheppard. Her parents came to Canada in 1852, settling near •Toronto, where Mrs. Govier was born, but in 1861 the family moved,- to Wihibby and remain- ed there for seven years. 78 years ago they moved from. Whitby to Goderich Township to the Sheppard farm in the Maitland coneession. On Dee. 23, 1881, Alice Sheppard mar- ried Harry Govier at the Methodist Church: Goderich, by Rev. Volliek.. Following their marniiage ,their' re- sided on a farm in Nast Wawanosh, moving to the Govier homestead on the Base Line. They remained there aslaal "SALAD E 1& Special Dance In the Town Hall, at Clinton on Saturday Night, May 3 to the Music of FARRIER'S ORCHESTRA, Featuring the TDrrec Farrier l&rothers and their Saxophones. Dancing from 9 to 12 ADMISSION: 50c General Meeting Huron Fish and Game Club. for the purpose of organizing Club activities, including senior and junior Tuesday, May 6 Ellwood Epps Sport Shop -Clinton 7 p.m. -JUNIOR organization meeting 8 p.m. --SENIOR meeting ALL INTERESTED WELCOME 11ii01WA.Ri[l, OMAN. President JAME'S A '•LOWEN, Seeretary ' 18-b pai�ts. ?691,P ya .1'Kiarplty NARV° ; �..\' EYE APPEALING �` l PROTECTIVE PAINTS THAT STAY FRESH. Canada's Smartest Finish nick dryi'n'g washable ZiUi q porcelain -like hvg11 Boss p V ENAMEL obbbavnable in 20 bea11t:'l'Fill colours Per Quart ..... ,. O m. Hardware and Furniture Dealers Funeral liredtbrs Wm. N. Bali fir, G.' Ball Phone 361W Phone '361J' There will be a dance, Friday, May 2, in &S. No. 12 sehool. Everyone is welcome. Mr .and CMTs. L. W. Burch have returned to their summer home in Bayfield •Highlands atfer . a pleasant winter in Florida. Community Club Meets The April meeting of the 'S.S. No. 4 'Community Club was held at the home of Mrs. Churchill with a good a tendmice. The president, Mrs. Forbes. was in the chair, The meet- ing mimed wiith the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes were read and adopted, also the financial report of the past year. It was decided • to have a social evening at the home of Mrs. Forbes, ane hostesses for this occasion are to be Mrs. C. 'Tebbutt and Josephine Muir. After a business discussion a committee 'brought in the following slate of officers for the coming year: President, :Mrs. W. Forbes; vice president, Mrs. Berea Lobb; secretary., Mts. a Tebbatt; assistant tseeretary, Mrs. L. Pearson; treasurer, Mrs. M. Jones; assistant treasurer, Josephine Muir; quilt committee, Mns. Churchill ands Mrs. ILebden; sewing, Mrs. Bert Lobb and Mrs. F. Jones; project committee, Mrs, Merrill, 'Mrs. I. Tab - butt, and Mrs. McCartney. A gift donated' by Mrs, B. Lola) was won by Mrs. 'Churchill. During the 'afternoon a quilt was quilted. After the meetling the hostess served a delicious lunch. There were, 10 members and two visitors, present. The next meeting is to be held at the home of 'Mrs. R. Thompson. 'The roll call is •to be answered with a package of seeds or slips which are to be .sold. for 17 years. then retired to Auburn, where .Mr, Govier was mail carrier for 12 years and passed away 20, yeats ago. Two sons blessed this union: Herb, Auburn; and William, Blyth. Mrs. EBENEZER HENSALL Ebenezer WA Meets The April meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Jones. Mars. Bent Lobb presided for the meeting, which was opened !by -a hymn 'followed by ,prayer and •the Lord's Prayer repeated' in unison.. he 'minutes of the previous meet- , ing were read end'adopted. . The roll eall was "My Favourite Author." Eight members were present. The Scripture lesson and pralykrr 'wereiven.' b' by Mi•s. Garman. Tebbutt. IA Missionary reading was given by 'Shirley Jones and Mrs. Merrill read some poems. The meeting closed with a hymn Land the Mizpah•Benediction. An in- teresting contestwas conducted by Shirley Jones. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. CONSTANCE Me, and Maas William Britton spent Fmiday in 'Goderich. ;Mr. and SMrs. Ross Mann. Wing - ham, spent Sunday with friends in the village. Mr. tend Mrs. Lorne Lawson end Mrs. Stewart Dolmage and. Eileen, spent Tuesday in Stratford Mr .and Mrs. Eph. Clarke attended the funeral of the late Mrs. William McCully, ,Stratford. on Wednesday. Mee A. Baldwin (nee Ivy Sim- mons), Hagersville, called on Mr. and Mrs. W.. L. Whyte one daylast week. Fred Riley and niece, Shirleyan Riley, Kitchener, .spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mis.'Charles Riley, Friends and acquaintances of Con- stance sympathize with .Mrs. Norman East and son, in their sad bereave- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caanoohan, Eloise, Michigan, and Mr, end Mrs. Thomas Coleman visited on Sunday with Mr. and 112rs, Eph. Clarke. Gamer has ten grandchildren and 22 Mr. and Mrs, William Johnson, great grandchildren; also one broth- Mrs. 'Charles Dale and family. Clin- es, William 'Sheppard, Clinton. A ton visited on Sunday at the home brother, Andrewv, passed away last of Mr. and Mrs. 'George Leitch. fall. c Mr. 'and Mrs. Eph. Clarke, ldllw.00d In spite of her advanced age, ,Mrs. and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Lawson, at- Govier is remarkably smart and ac- tended a wedding, reception of Mr. tive and attends to her own house- hold duties. She has lived alone since the death of her husband. She is a member of Knox Presbyterian Church and WMiS. (Intended for Last Week) ' Harry Arthur hes purchased a new gravel truck. Arthur Yu h ngb.rt is visiting friends in Detroit. Miss Isobel Rollinson, Tornto, spent a couple of stays with her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rollinson. Visitors with 1VIr. Joe and Miss Sadie Carter over the weekend were; Mrs. Nelson Rill, Goderich; Mrs. Kidd and Reg. Carter Port Elgin. Victor Yungblut, who has been a patient in Toronto Hospital at West- on for +the past year has been able to return home. His .many friends are pleased to see him able to be oiit and up street. Mr. and 'Mrs. Herb Mogridge have returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thompson. Brampton. Mr. +Mogridge. wvho has been taking X, Ray treatments at Toronto Gen- eral Hospital is somewhat improved. Farm Changes Hunan John Wilson has sold his farm half mile east of Auburn. to Thomas MoMiehael, who gets possession Oct- ober 1. County Buys Farm Mrs. John ,Moulden has sold her farm containing 48 acres on concess- ion 7, Colborne township, ea the ,County of Huron. W. L Elects Officers Auburn Women's Institute held its annual "Sunshine tSieters" Banquet in the school room of Knox United Church last Thursday evening. Foll- owing the dinner the ,president Mrs. Edgar Lawson presided for the an interesting program. Following the singing of a hymn with Mrs. R. J. Phillips •at the piano. .Mrs. James Wends offered player followed by the Lords Prayer hi unison. Current Events were reviewed by Mrs. Fred Dolle The orchestra comprised of Mrs. W.P. ,Robison, Mrs. James Craig, Mrs. Sidney. McOlinchey and Mrs. William .Craig favored with a number Mrs. s. W. T. Robison gave an inter- esting and instr•ructive address on "Plus and Plus. Women." The pro- gram ,conunittee Mrs. C. A. Howson. Mrs. S. Meolinehey, Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Miss Dime Mutch rendered a number and Mrs. William Haggitt 'contributed a solo. The roll call was responded to by each member desei' ibinng the name of her 'Sunshine Sister also gifts she had received during the year. Great were the surprises when the identity became known. Tickets were drawn for another year. Wile ,Emco Match, convenor of the nominating committee, brought in the following slate of officers which were accepted. Honorary Presidents, Mrs. Jaines Woods, Mrs. Edgar Lawson. President Mrs. Hob -Mogredge, lst. vice president Mrs. Albert •Campbell; Secretary -treasurer 'Miss. Margaret ging; District Director •Mrs. Harry Yungblut; Press Secretary Mrs. Fred Ross; Pianists Mrs, R. J. Phillips. Mrs. Wi•fliaai CCraig, ommitMissteeMSitiasdieAmelia Cart. er; Visiting Mellwain, ,Mas. Bert Craig, Mrs, A, Rollinson,. Mrs. W. Bradnook; Pro- gramme Colon ittee Miss Elrna 2iutch Mrs, Gordon Taylor. MTs. 0. A. How- son. Mrs. Sidney McOlinchey; Direct- ors Mrs George Hamilton Mrs. A. J. Ferguson, Mrs•.E. Phillips, Mrs. Geo - ego Basan, Mrs J. C. Stoltz, Miss Ethel Washington, Mrs, Fred Ross; Auditors Mrs. John Thompson, Miss Viola Thompson, Program ,Committee for childrens Day. 1Mrs, D. Anderson, Mrs. A. latacconnell, 1V1re. Gorcloi' McOlinehey. Mrs. - Ken McDougall. Mrs. H. 'Sorel], (Mrs. Harry Sturdy, Mrs. William Reggitt, Mrs. J. Aran- strong Mrs, Charles Millions, Mrs. L. MoNall, .Mrs: ,Roy Eassom Mrs. Bert Deer; Program Committee for Grand- mothers Day Mrs. Freer Toll, Mrs. A. Nesbit, Mm. George :Million, Mrs. J. Craig, Mrs. Wm. •04a'i•g, Mrs. Hairy Arrnstroni•g, Mrs. J. J. Robertson, Mrs. T'. Pl'aetzer, Mrs. William Roberton. A vote of thanks' was extended to Mrs. Gordon Taylor and het com- mittee ,Mrs, A. Kirltconnell, Mrs. W. Plan lett. 'Mrs., J:C'. ,Stoltz„ Mrs. Wan, East, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs.` A. Campbell, and Mrs. Woods for the grand dinner also to all who took part in the pro- gram, Meeting closed with the 'Nat:- tonal Nat-tonal Anthem Paper Collection The &outs and Cubs will make a paper collection in May.' Resident are asked to please keep ;their papers, magazines, etc., and they will be cal- led for at the homes. .. Clothing for Britain A canvass will be made the week of May: 1 for clothing for Britain Trucks will call at the Hensall homes and district residents are asked t please leave their contributions at the Town Hall. This ,peojeet is a,pon- sored by the Town Council. ,Ray and Lloyd Brock have Purchas- ed White's Bakery, Exeter. Carmel • W.M.S. Meets At a meeting of the Women'g Miss- ionary :Society of Carmel Presbyter - TUCKERS/41TH Ladies' Club to Meet Tuekeramith Ladies Club will hold s ' their next meeting on Wednesday. May '7, at Turner's Church. Group 3 will be in charge of the meeting. The roll call will be answered by "Naming your Sunshine .Sister." There wall be a sale of •bulbs, roots, slips, etc. Als�y there will be a col- , lection of cloti3in and canned goods o for Britain's Flood Victims. ' g ds . iMrs. N. W, Trewartha, Clinton, will be guest speaker, speaking in the interest of the Clinton Hos-fetal Aid. tan church, I•Iensall, Mrs. George Walker. who has been a most effic- ient secretary for the past 12 years was honored. Mrs. Annie Logan pre. sented ,Mrs. 'Walker with a gold WMS pin, and an appropriate address was read by Mrs. Basil Edwards. Preaches Sermon Services in the United (3hurch Sunday evening were conducted by Rev. alar. Sanderson who delivered .a nest inspiring message. Mr. Sander- son also. sang a pleasing solo, "Rock of Ages." The choir sang an approp- riate anthem, Mr. and Mrs. Sander- son, who :have been here visiting for the past few months with Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Ferguson and family, are veturnnin•g to their home in Lumsden, Sisk„ a week from this Tuesday. They will be much missed from the village. W. I. Meets May 14 .The May meeting of Hensall Wom- en's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. A. E. Munn, Wednesday night, May 14. Roll call will be "Written suggestions for the year's work." Motto, "Let me think a little more of my neighbor and less of me," will be taken by ,Mrs. Cameron. De- monstration 'SCereals" will be In charge of Mrs. S. Bell. Rev. R. A. Brook will be guest speaker. Social committee ere ,Mrs. Munn, ales, Brown, Mrs. L. Chapman, Miss G. Luker.` A large attendance is re= quested. Delightfnl Comedy Drama A delightful comedy -sharia, "Sec - and Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Varna, on ond-Storey Peggy", was presented in Wednesday last. the Town Hall, Hensall, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson and Friday, April 24, 25, by the young people of.Carrnei Presbyterian church Bensall. Proceeds will be devoted to improvements for the ehurch. The son, MTs. Robert Lawson remaining play was directed by Mrs. P. A. Fer afterlaugher spendinginChathamthe .winter with her guson. Between acts, Miss Pauline Purchases Property Charles Dexter has purchased Mrs. T. Pollard's property in the village. Ile intends to move here an the near future. San Andrew, Brucefield, and Mrs. Robert Lawson, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Law- Canadian aw Canadian Pacific Timetable (Effective April 27, 1947) GODERICH-TORONTO . (Daily except Sunday) Standard Daylighe Lv.. Goderich 4.85 p.m, 5.35 p.m. Lv. tAtuburn 4.58 p.m. 5.58 p.m. Lv. Blyth 5.09 p.m. 6.09 p.m. Lv, Walton 5:21 p.m. 6.21 p.m. Ar. Toronto (Union) TORONTO-GODERICR (Daily except Sunday) Lv. Toronto 8.00 a.m. 9.00 a.m. Lv. Walton 11.65a.ni.12.55p.ni. Lv Blyth 12.08 p.m. 1.08 p.m. Lv. Auburn. 12.19 p.m. 1.19 p.m. Ar. Goderich i2,40 para. 1.401p.nc. 17-xtfb Hanson, Stratford, who won the ed- ucational vocal scholarship and also first prize in the elven'.year-old girls' class at Stratford Festival of music sang. iAl girls' quartette composed of Misses Laura Sangster. Alma and Helen Ball and Norma Snell, sang. R. A. Ore favoured with saxophone sel- ections. and C. Forrest with violin numbers. Members of the east were Mis, J. Farquhar, ars, Hoy, Mrs, 0, Forrest, Mrs. i ozaeh'uis, Rev. P. A. Ferguson, R. Cameron, Russell Moore Lawrence B'aynham, C. Kennedy. 0 T. B. SURVEY GODERICH-Ten team captains have been appointed to direct the surveiy commencing May 5, preparat- ory to the staging of a mass X-ray chest :clink from May 17 to 22 These captains will .direct a group of 1501 canvassers, who will register citizens for the free X-ray examination to be conducted by the Goderich 'area com- mittee. CANADIAN 'NATIONAL • (Effective April 27, 1947 CLINTON-TORONTO (Daily except Sunday) Standard Daylight Standard 2.25 p.m. 3.25 p.m. 5.40 aan. 2.40 p.nr. 340 pm. 5.56 a.m. 2.53 p,m. 8.53 pan. 6.05 a.m. 3.11 p.m. 4.11 p.m. 6.20 a.m. 4.05 p.m. 5.05 pm. 7.10 a.m. 4,15 p.m. 5.15, p.m. 7,20 a.m. 7.20 p.m. 8.20 p.m. 10.00 am. Lv, Lv, Lv. Ler. Ar. Lv, Ar, Goderich . , Halanesvil:le . . Oliuton Seaforth Stratford . , Stratford Toronto (Union) TORONTO-CLINTON (Daily except Sunday) Nos. 29-35 Standard Daylight Standard Lv. Toronto (Union) 7.50 a.m. • 8.50 a.nr. 6.05 p.m. Ar. Stratford . . , . 10.43 am. 11.43 am, Lv. Stratford . . . . 11.00 a.m. 12 noon Lv, Seaforth . 11.51 a,n'r. 12.5'1 p.m. Lv. Clinrton . . . 12.04 p.m. 1.04 p.m. Lv. Holmesviile . . . 12.20 p.m. 1.20 pan. Ar. Goderich .. .. , . 12.35 p.m. 1.35 p.m. Lv. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Toronto Stafford 9.25 p.m. 9.35 p.m. 10.21 p.m. 10.35 p.m. 10.42 p.m. 11.00 p.an. TORONTO-STRATFORD (Sunday only) Standard 7.30 a.m, CLINTON-LONDON (Daily except Sunday) Standard Daylight Clinton 3.10 p.m. 4.10 p,m. Brumfield 3.32 p.m. 4..32 p.m. Kippen . 3.44 p.m. 4.44 p.m Hensall . 3,53 p.m. 4.53 p.m. London 5.25 p.m. 6,26 p,m. Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. 10.10 am, Daylight 6.40 a.m. 6.55 aan. 7.05 ant. 7.20 a.m, 8.10 am. 8.20 a.nr. 11.00 a.m. Daylight '7.05 p.m. 10.25 p.m. 10 35 ,p,m. 11.21 p.m. 11.35 ,p.ni. 11,42 p.m. 12 midnight Daylight 8.30. a.m: 11.10 a,nt• LONDON--CLINTON (Daily except Sunday) Standard Daylight London 9.00 a.m. 10.00 a.m. Hensel!.10.84 a,m. 11.34 a.m. ,Brucefiel10.55 pian. 12.56 a.m. ,Clinton . 11.20 a.m. 12.20 p.m. 17-x' fb CLINTON MEMORIAL SHOP P/•NMMH./W�J OPEN FRIDAYS OR SEE MR. J. J. ZAPPE - PHONE 103 SPRING IS THE SEASON TO ATTEND TO YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS T. PRYDE & SON EXETER SEAFORTI{ CLINTON Wanted Part or Full Time to sell subscriptions to Huron County's Popular . Newspaper Clint ewsec rd "The Home Paper With the News" ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION Phone • 4' Clinton 17-18-x BRUCEFIELD Miss Marie Glidden visited with Blanche Zapfe this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ,Dillting were in Brucefield for the weekend. John Pickett. Londesboro, spent the weekend 'with Hugh Zapfe and- en- joyed a night of sucker fishing. Rev. G. F, N. Atkinson visited in Brucefield over the 'weekend and tools part in the services on Sunday morn- ing. Wes. Ham is spending a holiday at his home .in. Brumfield after complet- ing •h'is year's work at University of Toronto. Organ Dedicated The Hammond Electric organ has been installed in Baucefieid United Cbueeh and the dedication took place on. Sundeiy', .Alprii 2. YPU Anniversary The anniversary services of the 'MU will be held on Sunday. May 4. Rev, W. Rogers, Dungannon, will be the guest speaker. In the morning, the young people's choir' will have charge of the singing with Miss Marie Glidden, Holmesville, soloist. In the evening the male choir will Provide the music. A1'1 services will be held on Daylight Saving Time. On Monday evening the young people of Ontario St, United Church, Clinton, will present a play "Sunbonnet Jane ,o .Syeamore Lane." Honored on Birthday A very esiioya.ble evening was spent at George Armstrong's, Tuck- ersmith. when a birthday party was held in thonour of Mrs. Armstrong's mother. Mrs. Z',pfe, Brucefield. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ramie NiaKen.ie Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. Ber Kaiser, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Aye - tan Za;wfe. London: Mr. and Mrs, Abe Zapfe, Brucefield; Mr. and les. Bruce Armstrong, Kiinen;- Mr. and Mrs. Marley Storey. ICippen. • Mr. M a d • r. •. n s Roy •Consitt were e unabl o to 'attend on 'account of illness. M•i.•s,. Zapfe's many friends unite in wishing her many more happ.' birthdays. GOIDEItICli-With a total attend- ance of 150 member's and guests Goderich Lions' Club entertained at a dinner and dance in observance of their annual ladies' night on Friday Music Teachers and Pupils TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC MIDSUMMER EXAMINLtTIONS Practical - June and July theory - June 7th, 91h, 10th Applications and fees must reach the Conservatory not later than MAY 15th, 1947 135. College Street, Toronto 2B sc RDS .24 t'heCFRB RadioWINS At+ts DAWA;imner iheid at . the King Edward Rotel on April 18, Station MB was presented with two special awards from "Radio: . World." The first was to the station, as a whole in recognition of 20• years of Redo Broadcasting "in the public interest." and was accepted by Harry Sedgwick, President of °FRB, on be- half 'of themanagement and staff of the station. The 'second was to Wee. McKnight. veteran sportseester CFE1B, for "devotion and impartiality` in the field of sports broadcasting.'' o HOSPITAL PROGRESS GODERyCH-•Progress is beteg made on the extension to hospital facilities here. Excavations for the Power !house, the laundry and the new 24 -bed' extension, as Well as the tunnel connecting them with the i main . building are well on way to completion. Charles Mills is in charge of the tearing down and removal of the building formerly- used as a hos- pital 'at the Port Albert Airport, which was purchased' from War Ass- ets Corporation for the row extens- ion. Estimated cost of power house and laundry is $10,000; and of the • extension, $30,000•. Attention CEMETERY LETTERIN('rl• PROMPTLY EXECUTED PRICES REASONABLE First -Class Workmanship PHONE OR WRITE Fred Porterfield MITCHELL, ONT. PHONE 99 P.O. BOX 16 lir►0' - Economize with HYDRO Long Life LAMPS OBTAIN THEM AT YOUR HYDRO' SHOP Sherman Step-up Transmission POR Ford -Ferguson Tractors A LIMITED SUPPLY NOW IN STOCK Daly's, Seaforth FORD MONARCH CARS and TRUCKS 18-19-b The Maitland Golf Club is preparing for the beat year in its history on this, its twenty-fifth anniversary. In view of this, considerable new. equipment has been purchased and the eta house is being renovated. The new pro, W. Trudel'e, of Toronto, an experienced teadher, ,comes with the reputation of being a most genial and courteous instructor, Bec t se oe increased, operating costa it has been found necessary to 'increase the rates slightly. New rates ere: Family, $40; man and one dependent, $36 man, $25; woman, $15. Special rates for beginners and non -earning students. Shareholders get reductions of about twelve per cent. from regular rates; Soeial members, $5. CLINTON MEMBERS' WElLOOIME. Green fees $1 per day for nom. -residents only. Members feels are due and payable at opening of season. W. A. COULTIitf)RS';T, Secretary -Treasurer• 18-b u,, ,,, «.