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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-07-05, Page 7$1 2/-b 0 ter Mrs. G. Moore, Traverse City, Mich, returned to Detroit on Fri- day after having spent a fortnight at "Bircheliff," They leave the middle of the month on a trip to Banff and the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Erb, Ricky, Wendy, Leslie and John Birming- ham, Mich., and cousin; Fred Van Dusan, Manhasset, Long Island, N.Y., and Mrs. Can-unit. Roberson., Houston, Texas, came ..on Friday to spend a few days at' "Birch- cliff." James Des Jardine, Erie Plate: and Michael Crane were here ov- er the weekend. Mrs. Des Jar- dine, Bobby and Kenny Plater and Claudia Robbins who have been at "Kearsney" cottage for the week returned to Detroit with them, ProCe.and Mrs. M. Thompsbn and two children, Catharine and Roderick, Chicago, came on Thurs- day to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. MacKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie, Toronto, were also' with his parents over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon and Gerald Sturgeon, Preston, were here over the weekend. Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon's parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Davis, who are returning to England shortly, also spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon. Guests at A. F. Scotchmer cab- ins over the 'weekend' included: Mr. and Mrs. Knox', Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson and two children; Mr. and Mrs. J. Arm- strong, London; Mr. and Mrs. J. Macdonald, Galt; Mr. .end Mrs. Oliver Burt, London. 'Mr. and Mrs. William Metcalf left on Sunday for their home in Montreal after having visited the former's mother, Mrs. W. F. Met. calf. Mrs. David Dewar accomp- anied them as far as Kingston, where Dewar will visit with, her son, Jameg Dewar and family. • Receot arrivals who are holi- daying at the Jowett Cottages in- clude: S/L,and Mrs. Thorne Spear; Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Greenberg and family, London; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stamp and son, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lareau and family and Mrs. Lar- eau's parents (Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swartz), Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cox, Mr. and Mrs.t.E. J. Robichaud and daughter (Mrs. H. Ferry husband and family), Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Donomme and family, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fromer and family, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie and family, Windsor. LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND DANCING EVERY NIGHT CLIFF. SCANLON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Sweet aIld Smooth MONDAY to • THURSDAY 75c ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY • MOM 10...0101110.111II1=111. . ROO. 1111111)11A HARRY WILLIAMS' CQWTRACT ,FOR INDEED YOU CAW. PAY FOR. IT ON THE MONTHLY MAW Sri 4 471 LOOM, TRADEMARKS, In. HARRY WILLIAMS FUEL OIL r GASOLINE MOTOR OIL ,,ZIF LOME'S R.R.2,(LINTON•Ogwi .IRT 2-6683 1111111111111 11111111 HI MHO 5' FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Saturday* for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm. Pleatte PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. limit, Manager Phone—Day 9, Evenings 481w 3941b wr, '004:401/704.04 .1111 _ acalion Tune-up TKeep your eat sunning smoothly throughout I your waankto.—tnjoy carefree, trouble-free trip this year! Let our expert mechanic give your ins Our 'Vacation Tune-Up Special at a rock-bottom It hal Sydow Tommy • * Cheek Moiral system, amomms, * Chedt buttery, hem dud fiiiikijiCfs We have NEW Power Lawn Mowers REEL, AND ROTARY TYPES Two Good Used Power Mowers—Priced To Sell U , Buy YOUR Mower Where You Can Get Service AUTO WEL a L° • ELECTRIC "Bill" Wells, Proprietor "The Original Tune-Up Shop" We Um Only Original Factory Pooh AI wok Dan by FACTORY TRAINED SFECIAUSTS bstPin Price, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Halm, Hamil- ton Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wisner, Galt, were in the village on Sun- day with Mr., and Mrs. Alvin Holm, Preston. Mrs.. George- Fellows, Fraser, Pam, and Kim, Riverside, are at their cottage for the season. Mr. Fellows was •also with them over the long .weekend. Mrs. 4tre. J. Tillmann, Jr., and family, London, are at their cot- tage for the season. Dr, W. Tillman ,Jr., was with his wife and family over the weekend: Misses Hickery Hubbard, Am- herst, and Elizabeth Freeland, Versailles, Ky., were the guests of Miss Jessie L. Metcalf over the weekend. , They attended the Shakespearean Festival on Satur- day evening. Miss L. C. Morley and her sis- 1.11111 111111111111111111,1111111 111 1111111 111 1111 11 1111 t SUNSET Drive-in Theatre 1 3/4 Miles East of- Goderich — On Highway 8 — THURSDAY and FRIDAY July 5 and 6 "SUSANNA OF THE MOUNTIES" Gail Storm — Neville Brand Cartoon - - Comedy SATURDAY and MONDAY July 7 and 9 "A MAN ALONE" Ray Milland — Mary Murphy Cartoon - - Comedy Saturday Night is Gala Give-Away Night Come and be a. lucky winner, Groceries, Gasoline and Passes. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Jul); 10 and 11 - "FOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG" Stewart Granger - Jean Simmons Comedy - - Cartoon Box Office open 8.00 p.m. Two Shows Each Night First Show at Dusk • Children under 12 in cars free Playground -- Refreshments RIZIMMEMINIMEMINEUMMON II it A LONDESBORO MR% IL PURNIN, Correspondent Priem, Blyth 37 r Jessie A. Bell (By our Hensall correspondent) Private funeral services were held for Miss Jessie A. Bell,, 74, from the Bonthron funeral home, Hensel', on Tuesday, July 3. Rev. N. D. McLeod, St. AndreW's Uni- ted Church, Kippers, officiated. Interment was in Exeter Ceme- tery. The late Miss Bell was found dead Sunday evening behind the barn at her residence on the in- tersection of Highways 4 and 64, by her nephew Jim IVIcEwan, and Russell Moore, The men had fail- ed to get any response from Miss Bell at her home and so started to search for 'her. It is presumed that she had been dead since Fri- day. Miss Bell lived alone. An autopsy performed by Dr. Penninstan, Stratford, pathologist, stated that cause of death was cerebral henthorrage. Miss Bell was born on the Bell homestead on Highway 4, south of Hensall, on the outskirts of the Village, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Bell. She had lived there most of her life with the exeeption of a few years spent in Montreal and Toronto, She was a member of the United Church, a liberal giver, and alWays contributed gen- erously to any worthy cause. Sur- viving are one brother, Dr.' James W. Bell, Hensall; two sisters, Mrs. Hugh MoEwan, Sr„ Hensall; Mrs. Margaret Doan, Morrin, Alta, Bayfield Beef Club Meets At Clinton The Bayfield 4-H Beef Club met at the home of Ernest Brown, Clinton, on June' 25. A class of Polled Hereford heifers was jud- ged by all Members. A quiz was answered and after the' purchasing of train tickets to Niagara Pas, lunch was enjoyed. Fred O. 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COW SPRAY keeps cows contented in both barn and pasture—meaning an increased milk flow, Also have a complete stock of BUG KILLERS, for flowers and vegetables—either in powder form or to mix with water. 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN , $1,925 1955 PONTIAC POWERGLIDE SEDAN, fully equipped $2,095 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, fully equipped $1,895 1952 CHEVROLET Powerglide Convertible, fully equipped • $1,495 1952 PLYMOUTH Sedan $ 995 —1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN $1095 1950' PLYMOUTH SEDAN $ 795 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN, fully equipped „.• $. 850 2-1948 PONTIACS $ 495 1940 CHEVROLET , $ /495 1946 BUICK COACH .295 TRUCKS 1952 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PICK-UP ,. $ 795 1952 INTERNATIONAL 1 TON Stake with rack $ 895 1949 CHEVROLET 3/4 TON 'PICK-UP . $ =295 Cars and Trucks can .be -Driven Away at the Prices Listed in this Advertisement. Brussels Motors HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST USED CAR DEALER Brussels, Ontario Phone 73X Money on terms you select When a customer borrows from HFC, he is shown what we call a payment table. This table (sample below) shows exactly how much you may borrow, how many months you may take to repay, and the exact amount you pay each month, You select your own repayment plan, to make repaying your loan as convenient as possible. This dependable service is available to you Whenever a prompt loan is needed 'for any worthwhile purpose. SAMPLE TAMA CASH MONTHLY HOMIER OP IOM RECEIVE PAYMENTS MONTHS $105.75 $10.00 t2 301.31 24.00 - 15 510.6$ 27.00 24 756.5e 40.00 is Borrow with confidence front Canada's first and foremost consumer finance company HOUSEHOLD FINANCE R. F. &Niko), Manager 35 West Street, second floor, Olsen* 1501 00014101, ONT. THERE'S MORE VALUE FOR YOU IN MODERN MECHANIZATION Stepped-up and intensified programs in the engineering divisions of implement firms are producing a great variety of machines that offer more and more value to the users. Today's machines look better and they do better work. In them you get higher quality materials to operate at higher speeds and give longed service, You get design that provides for the comfort and efficiency of the operator. Today's machines are equipped to cut-down lubricating chores and to give quick and easy coupling and uncoupling. They offer a wide range of speeds to suit the 'work and the conditions and they have more capacity to do your Work quickly and economically. See your local dealer about the machines in the 1956 Massey-Harris and Perguson lines machines that offer more value in modern mechanization, MASSE' -•HARRIS-FERGUSON LIMITED Makers of High Quality Fermi Implements Sitio. 1847 comon NvvirS-Agaoto Mr, 0.40 Mrs. .Terry •0411orke, rdoni spent •Sunday' in the e. Mrs. W. :Hilton and family, Lon. n, are at their cottage do bailey The Bev. Canon and WS. H. M. grprfli„ Mtchener, are at their tage. E. A, %wrack, "Holley ge," has been in Detroit for •a ;lays. • r, and Nr.Ta A. Carter, Detroit, re at "The Cedars" over the ekend, E. N. Hart and Miss Dor- y Hart, London,` were at her. age last week. and. Mrs. Stephenson Earhara, and „Mrs. 1). Step, on and boy, Toronto, are at r cottage. .1,1nr-• Trrr, Mrs. Alex. Reach and three sons, .Toronto, are occupying Mrs, -GoOr' ge Beatty's cottage. • Mr, and Mrs. W. 'Mann*, Len- oon,. are At 4 $114o'grj444," .their. home in the village. Mr, and Mrs, Ted Hart And family, London, are occupying the family cottage .this. month. Mr. and Mrs. I,., V. Weil and Nancy, Detroit, are occupying the Metcalf cottage this month, Little Cathy MacLeod returned to Lendert. on ,Sunday with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mac- Lead.. Miss M. Hodgins, accompanied by Miss Margaret Macdonald, To- ronto, came on Friday to occupy her pottage, "storiebavpri," Her guests over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. J^.. Miller, Toronto.. - Mr. and Mrs. W. '1)(fA-Ok genie on Friday to •sperd, few days with her slater, Mrs. J. M. Atkinson. Mr. and Mt% E. C. gklwoo4 And family, London', are occupying the wauggn Metcalf ,cottago for the month .tidy. The' Rev. and Mrs. H. Paull, Listowg and Miss Carrie Piton,. Brantford, were in the village on Smrday. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Barber and four children, St. Thomas,. are occupying popt,chmor'6 cottage this,,w00;, Mr, and Mrs, 'Roy Km and baby, St. Marys, visited her sister, • Mrs. Reg. Francis• and family over the long weekend. Mr, and Mrs, Eric Elliott, Osh- awa, visited his, cousin, Mrs. AU Sootrinner, Jr.„ and family from Saturday to 'Monday. Miss Kathleen Reid and. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid, Windsor, came on Sunday to .visit 'Mrs. A. W. Reid, ".Enfield," cottage, Miss Mary marks and Victor Pickard, Toronto, are spending a' couple Of weeks with the former's mother, Mrs. Charles Marks, The Rev, and Mrs, H. B. Scuda, more left on Friday to spend the long Weekend with their son, Owen Scudarnore and family' in Prescott. Mrs, Anderson, Eceter, is As,. Iting --with her neice Mrs, Jennie :Lyon, Miss Afargareeqemblyri left last Friday for a •tW9 weeks trip to the west coast Her girl friend from. Belleville went with her. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon• Redford, dine and join; are holidaying at a cottage near Midland, Mrs. W, T. TirkMSdon is spend- ing a .few weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs, Vodden in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith are visiting among their family for a short time, Mr. and Mrs. Mac McCool, Windsor, called on ,.Mr, and ,Mrs. Thomas Miller on Sunday, Mrs, Laura Saundercock and her grandson Johri. Saunderceelt, are leaving for a few weeks visit with relatives in Manitoba. Thomas Miller and Robert Townsend spent Saturday in Gor- rie 'attending the reunion there, Mr. Miller started to school in that area and as it is 80 years since he went to that school he met only one man who had gone to school with him. The Shobbrook family, reunion was held in the Seaforth, Lions Park on Sunday with a good at- tendariee. Bert Allen is a patient in the Victoria Hospital, London. His many friends, hope .to see him home soon. Obituaries W. D. Harrison Funeral service for William David Harrison; 74, who died at the Huron County Home, on Sat- urday, was conducted at the Stiles funeral home, Goderich, on Mon- day, with Rev. R. G. MacMillan officiating. Mr. Harrison was born in Gode- rich, Township, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison. His wife, the former Eva De Long, died in 1954. He farmed in Gode- rich Township until 1911, when he went tq Assiniboine, Sask. He returned to Seaforth in 1926, and lived there for 12 years before' coming to Goderich to live. He was a member of Knox Presbyterian. Church and the Men's Club of that church, and a member of LOL, Seaforth. Surviving are six sisters, Mrs. George '.(Annie) Proctor, Gode- rich; Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mitchell; Mrs. William (Della) Scotchnaer, Egmondville; Mrs. Jack (Flossie) Williamson, Vancouver; Mrs. Ern- est (Irene) Townshend, and Mrs. Lorne (Ellie) Thurlow, , both of Godeeich; two brothers, James, Exeter, and Albert, Seaforth. TaylorTmcombe. (By our Hensall. .cerreepetulent) Dorothy Jean Pincombe and Harold John Taylor oxobanged marriage vows le James Street United .0114treh,. Rxeter, .0a June 23, The church, was decerated with white gladioli, /Snapdragons end candelabra, 'The Rev. H. 1, Snell officiated, Mrs. Amiel Willard wail organist and accompanied the soloist, W. G, Cochrane, who :sang "Because'"", and 00 perfect Love". The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Verne Pirieeinbe, .RR 3, Exeter, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Richard Taylor,.. Jr„ Hensall. The bride wore .4 floor-length chiffon gown, styled with a shir- red bodice, Vlieelrline ;handed with imported lace, and softly shirred sleeves :offset by a bouffant skirt which swept into a slight train. A sequined headdress held her -em- broidered illusion veil and she car- ried. a white Bible crested will] red roses. Maid of honor, Miss. Mavis Mc- Bride, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Jack Hensall, . and Miss Mar- garet Willard, London, wore iden- tical gowns of powder blue crys- talette with matching hats and carried nosegays of white snow- drops and stephanotis. Charles Atthill, Kirkton, was groomsman. William Piaconibe and Donald Mousseau ushered, - The bride's metier . received wearing a dress of powder blue French cotton lace With white ac- cessories and corsage of pink ear- nations, The groom's mother chose a blue linen dress with white ac- cessories and corsage of -pink carnations. For travelling the bride wore a -beige ensemble with silver ac- cents, ivory and cocoa brown ac- cessories and, corsage of yellow roses. They will reside in Exeter. . . German rearming, when fully under way, will produce some 500,- 01)0 troops for about the same money Canada spends for 120,000. HENSALL William A. Kerr,:WWII% spent the holiday weekend. with his wife and family, Miss June Ross left. Sunday for Torente, where she will take sinner ,,course in teaching, and will teach at a rural .schooli at Thorndalle this fall, Ringo winners at the Legion Bingo last Saturday, June 30, were; . Mrs. A. Simmons; Mrs. Wesley Venner (5); Mrs. soh; David Smile; Mrs. Rohort, Baker; Mrs, WAliam R. Bell (4); Mrs. B. Baker, Jr„ Free Binge; Mrs. William Bell; IVIrs, A, Clark,. Varna Wedding MR.. AND MRS, DONALD COLIN QAMPRSI,4 Bayfield, were married in Varna United Church, by .the Rev. T. • J. Pitt, The bride is Phyllis : Eleanor, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.•P, Johnston, Varna, and her husband is' the sen of Mr, arid Mrs; Cohn Campbell, Bayfield. They plan to live on the home farm, near Bayfield. (Photo by Doerr) eve; of Bayfie By I4ICY R, WOODS PHONE HATFIELD 45 r 3