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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-10-11, Page 10THURSDAY and FRIDAY ' October 11 and 12. "MR. SCOUTMASTER", CLIFTON ' ED1VION WEBB,GWYNN - (Two Cartoons) SATURDAY and MONDAY' October 13 - and 15 "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES' • (Colour) JANE ea MARILYN% RUSSELL MONROE (Two Cartoons)'° . • TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.° October 16 'and 17 "SABRINA" WILLIAM AUDREY HOLDEN HEPBURN HUMPHREY BOGART (Two Cartoons) Tuesday—"DOLLAR" NITE; $1.00 Admits•a Carload!. THURSDAY' and FRIDAY'" October 18 and 19 "RUN .FOR COVER!' JAMES JOHN' JOHN' CAGNEY DEREK , VIVICA LINDFX)RS. (Two Cartoons) ' , Box Office Opens' 7.30 Show Starts at 8 p.m. (Children Under 12 in Cars Free)4 TRUCK BUYS! '53 FARGO 1/2 Ton Pickup $ 925 '49 FORD 1/2 Ton Pickup $ 450 '47 MERCURY 1/z Toll Pickup $ 295 (You ,can't go wrong with either one)' COME IN SOON. WE DON'T KEEP EM WE SELL THEM. TOMORROW' MAY BE TOO LATR. C;i1.44:+4-4o-f44-&-11-4144:1,-.4-0114-* LORNE BROWN-MOTORS LTD., :Your Friendly CHEYr.-OLDS. Deakt- PlUnter 24821 CLINTON Open t venings for your ConyeniQh00 FALL CLEAN-UP If you're really interested in saving real money, take advantage of our Clean-up Sale. DEMONSTRATORS '56 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Lovely two-tone. Whitewall tires. Seat Covers. Jetaway, Transmission. Side Mirrors, Antifreeze. '56 CHEV. STATION WAGON Side mirrors, Heater, Antifreeze. BIG DISCOTTNT ON -THESE! t '55'CHEV-8 BEL AIR TWO.DOOR ,Powerglide transmission. $2 100, Conditionaire. Like new! '52- CHEV-6 DELUXE SEDAN Completely overhauled. Guaranteed. '51 DODGE SEDAN Good in every way. Try it! '47 DODGE SEDAN Much better than you'd - expect '50 CHEV. SEDAN • Good -xnechanically Needs body work $1,095 $ 750 $ 350 $ 450 L'141TroN Nows.ilEVORD • • Ti-wftsDA.Y. ouroaER 14, 1954". Hayman in the showing of, slides of her trip to the continent last winter. Her talk arid pictures were very much enjoyed. Of all the places which Miss Hayman and her friend from Kitchener visited, they enjoyed Rome the most. The last leg Of, -her 'journey was' spent with• her .aistei in England'. The meeting' came to a close with a social hour around the lunch table; which was attractively decorated, with coloured' leaves, flowers and fruit. Mrs. Roy Fitz- simmons assisted the hostess in ser- ,ring. The next meeting will 'be helkat theahome of Mrs. Maynard Corria NoVember 6. CLINTON MAN IN DANCE CONTEST AT KIN JAMBOREE Robert Graham, Clinton, took part in the square dance competit- ion at Exeter Harvest Jamboree last week. The set in which he danced won a silver rose bowl. The others were Stanley and George Teller, Bayfield; William. Edwards, Mrs. Norval Jones, Mrs. Jack Coughlin, Mrs. William Triebner and Misaa Rosemary Passmore, all at Exeter'.'" The Harvest Jambor- ee was sponsored by the Kin. 0 RCAF Sports Day Prodlices Champs 4c a word, minimum 75e 4 "Slim Boucher—of-CKNX TV is playing for the fall 'season at the Crystal Palace Mitchell', every Friday night.", L ' 40 to 48-b Thursday, October 11 — Bingo Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, Clinton, commencing at 8.30 p.m.; 15 regular games for $5.00; three special ,share-the-wealth games; $54.00 jackpot on 54 numbers, in- cluded in all...the, share-the-wealth games; one special game for 525,00. ' Admission: 15 regular games for 50c; special games 150, 2 for 25c, 5 for 50c. All Proceeds to go to the, Clinton Community Swimming PPol Fund,, .414) Friday, Oct: 12—Recepticth and miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Percy Renner (nee Patsy Scotcinner) in Bayfield Town Hall. Everybody welcome. „Ladies please bring lunch. 40-1-b / Saturday, Oct. .13—"Share-the- Wealth" Bingo, Legion Hall,. Hen sail, 9 p.m. JackPot $75 in 55 calla. $5 added each week until won; 14 regular games 10c each., 41-ti Saturday, October 13-3.00 p.m. Bake Sale, in the Council Chamb- ers. Sponsor; Huronic Rebekah Lodge 40-1-b Satarday, October 13-4.00 p.m. Penny Sale, sponsored by Hospital ATxiliary. Draw to be made at the PUC Office. Tickets on sale 25 for 25c. See four of the 60 prizes at the PUC office on Sat- urday afternoon where tickets may be purchased at that time. All prizes will be on' display from Tuesday, October 9, until draw. 40-b-41-x Wed.,- Oct. 17: Legion Paper Drive. Have your waste paper bundled and at the curb by 1 p.m. 41-x Thdrsday, October 18 Town Hall, Bayfield, 8 p.m. Repeat per- formance, Centennial Fair Con- cert. Followed by dance. 41-b Friday, October 19—Dance, Leg- ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street. New and Old Tyme dancing. Ad- mission 50c., Auspices Legion Aux- iliary. 41-2-b Saturday, Oct. 20-10 a.m., Us- ed Clothing and Miscellaneous Sale. St. Paul's Parish Hall. Spo-.A- sor: St. Paul's Go-Getters Club. 40-1-b Saturday, November 10—Bazaar and afternon tea. 'Sponsors, Pres- byterian Girls' Club. 41-b Reseive Wednesday, 'November 28 or Thursday, November 29 to see "Angel Street" festival pro- duction of Goderich Little Theatre at MacKay Hall, Goderich. 41-b A Series of Pre-Natal Classes sponsored by Huron County Health Unit will begin Thursday, October 11; 1956, at 8'700 p.m., at Clinton Public School. These will be, held at weekly intervals for nine weeks. 'Those' interested are invited to attend on the above date or phone the Public Health Nurse, Goderich 1050. 40-1-b Goderich Pavilion—Every Fri- day is Square. Dance and Rdak-N- Roll' night with Clarence Petrie's Nite,Hawks. Saturday night mod- ern dancing to Paul Cross and his orchestra. 41to48b Don't Wait Until The Last Minute, YOU SAVE MONEY at RAY'S Shoe hospital, NEXT WEEK'S SPECIAL: PELT INSOLES nee. 5 35c pri •+,44.444444-.44.44+44.4,44-4444. a valued member of the Club. ii;/0- 14ochbead has been transterred to the 'RCAF Station at Saskatoon and leaves, this week, for hisnew post, .On behalf of the Club, pres-- iderit- Nelson presented lYfr. 14oeh7L, anted with -a leather 'billfold', Mn. Lochhead, although surprised by the gestures of good will, spoke, • briefly, mentioning what the Club.., hod meant to' him during his, so- Jouro in Clinton, The next meeting of the club is .. scheduled for Thursday, november' 1, when it as expected that Arthur.. Davies will be the guest speaker. Mr, Davjes was formerly stationed , at RCAF Station Clinton; and,- while. in town attended Wesley-. Willis Church,- He has now be- come ,bljnd and will be present at, - the arn.eeting in the interests of - the -Canadian National Institute • for. the Blind. y. BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN LIMITED (8' 4"), G. Stinson, S. Daum; 75 yard dash, 3, Shives, B. A. Wil- son, L. Nickerson; high jump, G. Hopaltzk (2' 10"), S. Young, K. Cameron; softball throW, N. Arch- ibalda L. Nickerson, J. Reeves; ob- stacle race, Shives, P. Yetman, S. Allen. • Final Standing: J. Shives (15), G. Hopaluk, N. Arch- ibald (5),. Juvenile Boys Running broad jump, B. Dark (4' 0"), B. Truscott, B. Reid; 75 mord dash, M., Canivet, G. O'Neill, B. Dark; high jump, B. Dark (2' 5"), G, O'Neill, R. Jones; ob- stacle "arace, 'A McLennan, M. Hoodspith, ,,:'Jones. Final stand- Mgt B. Dark (11),"G. O'Neill (6), M. CaniVet and D. McLennan (5), Juvenile Girls • Runnilig broad Pump, R, Shives (4' 8"), L. Ryan, P. Hudson; '75 Ward dash, L. Ryan, A Oates, R. Shives; high jump, La Ryan (2' 6"), D. Oates, R. Shives„ b Final stand- ing: Ryan (1,$), R. Shives (7), I). Oatet (6). Champions Senior; boys,' Richard--. Meehan; girls, Caron Gattitiger; intermed- iate: boyso.Johri Carew; girls, Joy Turnbull; Junior.,boys, Illohard Black; girls, Jane Sives; Juvenile: boys, Brett Dark; girls, Linda Ryan. • arias Ointinpians Senior; Carob Gattinger, Rich- ard Meehan (tie)i,, Diterritediatei John 'Carew; junior, Richard Mack; Juvenile, Linda Ryan. rough road to the Clinton. goal at least on -one side of the . Stratford seems to be the place for hockey talent, , both on and 9ff the ice. At present Pat Gard- ner, (moat fans in Clinton will re-. member .Pat as 'A referee) and Joe Mavity have been. signed to coach • St, Marys and Seaforth in the. Junior 13" loop. Bill Walsh, at present working out with Stratford Indians is being Sought esti play- er-coach for Goderich Sailors, Further on the Toalce..1i4r.011,golle Recreation Council track meet in. Walkerton recently. We find. out that Clare Maltby set a new 220 track record at the meet avith a a time of 23.4 against the previous mark --of 24,5, • •.CL?Cl Redman played their sea- oral game yesterday afterneda on the' home campus defeated . Goleta lab 13-0. ... -they nattplayed the .blueaind-white-aempletely and well •cleseraealaafteir maigira. It would. lie.' a pleaaant surprise to' us to see a big ,crowd of adults out to see theae-yOluisters fight it out .Seafo•rtai Junior "B" hockey team are • having ,;their troubles, in the, committee' room even betre they lift the the club faces a $2,501) deficit form the 1955•5a seasinf and hope to Oearathis up besides finaneing.tils year's . cam- paign . . . and that's a mammoth task: At present they have tickets -en•sale at $10 per ducat, 13 for $25 with a draw to take place at each of the first -,10, home games for $100 prize each /tight, . . We wish them luck. , and we know they will need all they can get.. To the victor goes the spoils.. . and this year the Yankees will. take home, the major she* loot, ef . the .ser- ies ot. .,.. it must be getting to be like an annual bonds for the men of Stengel. -• Knox WIVIS The' Woman's Missionary Soc- -1 iety of Knox Presbyterian Church met at' the home of Mrs. Bruce Menerey on Wednesday afternoon. rs. William Talbot presided in the/absence of the president, Mrs. ,C. W. Brown, Mrs. A. A. Arm- strong read the Scripture, Secretary's anti treasurer's re- ports vvere heard front Mrs. Rus- sell Heard, Mrs. Bruce Menerey respectively, Rev, Donald MacDonald, Hensall gave a most interesting account aahis return to Scotland last sum- mer. An invitation from the lad- ies of Carmel ,Presbyterian WMS to attend their Thatikoffering on Thursday was accepted. Following the closing prayer a Cup of tea Was enjoyed. Trinity Club The first fall meeting of the Trinity Club was held at the home off the president, Mrs. Rosa Middle- -ton on Tuesday, October 2, .The theme of the meeting was thanks- giving. Mrs. Middleton presided and opened with the hymn, "We Plow the Fields and Scaeer the Gobd Seed on the Land," followed by prayer- by Mrs. Roy Fitasint- mom. Deuteronomy 8:6-9, 17-18, was read by Mrs, William Parker. Af- ter the secretary's and treasurer's reports the roll call was answered by 12 members. There were she 'visitors. A motion was passed to give $5 to the Jessie Grainger Motorail Fund of the Matto Public Plospi• tal, The .program for the Meeting was prepared by Mrs. 3. H. Cobb, Who was not able to attend. Mrs, R. S. Reddick in her pleasing Mara ter, introduced the guest speaker, Miss Rath Hayman, proprietor Of the Little Tiro. .MrsLelloy Roth assisted Miss (By "HANK") On scanning most of the weekly aewspapers that come acx'oss the desk we find hockey the major topic of Moat sports corners • ,they report of all the Organizing going on... players signed. . eq- uipment purchased, . and" when practices will start, The sad part pf the whole thing is that here in • Clinton since , the organization meeting a couple of weeks ago hockey seems to have become the forgotten sport, ' We know that there is a quail- •tity of equipment to be purchased Including sweaters. , . and this item alone should have been looked, after long before this if the team is expected to start the season in new colours . Personally we woulealike, to hear of sari % action being taken soon aftaa-all the ice will be in the arena by. the first week .in November . and then the rush will be tgaget the, schedule started. • a.. • Rick Elliott's loss to the Olin ton Colts hockey club will, be, a, severe blow, The likeable defeae-: man is moving 't 'Port Stanley and, he will aintniute to. St. -Thomas where he will work for a plumbing firm. On the other side of the ledger rumour has it that Dotig Bartliff is contemplatbig giving the game another whirl . . should Doug 'actually give it a try and get 11-A9-AS11411e there would be a Men's Club. Starts Fall Season, With Fine Turkey Banqet Meting • Youthful 'Sports Champions HAVE ALL YOUR •(Continued from Page One) Zippers Repaired THIS WEEK. SPORTS - Come in and look over the COUTTS-HALLMARK personalized Christmas Cards catalogue and choose, your cards now. PHILCO ALVIN FOWLER JAILED FOLLOWING 'DISTURBANCE .. Constables Shaddick and perdue of the Clinton police forcenarres- tee} Alvin Fowler on Monday night in M. J. Agnew's pool room, Huron Street, Clinton, and he was held in the town jail until the*follow- ing morningNon a charge of causing a disturbance, On Tuesday-he was taken to the County jail in Goder- ich, The first meeting of the fall 'sea- son of the Men's Cialr'ef the Wea- ley»Willia.— Hahnesville' charge was held in the Clinton church on Thursday .evening laSt with a splendid-attendance., The president, Charles Nelson, Was in the chair. Tba meeting opened with a de- licious -turkey dinner which had beenrepared by the'men, the turkeys having been raised and donated, by the president and vice- president ef the club, Charles Nel• son and John Nediger, ' With the program convener, in charge, a short sing-song was enjoyed with Ed Stiles, Goderich, aaaisting at the' piano, Guest solo- ist of the evening was Glenn Lod- ge, also of Goderich, who delighted hiaaandience with his solos. These. gentlemen were thanked;•by Irwin. T.v,ve splendid films, provi- ded through the .ccVatesy- of the: .ConipariY, were ahownaand enjoyed.- •. , • During the business.part of,the meeting •the president announced that the .annual ,Huren Presbytery Men't Conacil laiaquat would hold a special Meetingain 'Wesley-Willis Church on Sunday.eveaing, Octob- er 28. One feature of the evening which was `regretted, by all present, was the n.4ssity to bid farewell to F/0 C. IT. Lochhead, who has been 0 • Rebekahs 1956-57 Officers .--MOIE'Vvan7 s SCHOOL SUPPLIES r,By our Herman correspondent) Misq Jessie Little, Bressels, 'Dis- trict Deputy President and her in- stalling team, officiated for the in- stallation of officers of Amber Re- bekah Lodge on October 3. Officers installed were Worship- ful Past Noble Grand, Mrs. Bertha MacGregor; Noble Graiid, Mrs. B- owie Rannie; vice-grand, Mrs. Ed- na Caldwell; recording secretary, Mrs. Hazel McEw,an; „ financial secretary, Mrs. Aldeen Volland; `treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude Bell; war- den', Mrs. Ines' McEwan; conduc- tor,, Mrs. Alice Ferg; chaplain, Mrs. Ruby (Glenn) Bell; musician, Mrs. Edith Bella_ color bearer, Mrs. Henrietta. Broth; R.S.N.G., Miss ailabelle Whiteman; L.S.N.G., Mrs. Beatrice Richardson; R.S,V.G, Mrs. Evelyn McBeath; Mrs. Lillian Hyde; '1.0., Mrs. Myr- tle Orr; 0,G., Mrs Olga Chipchase; Mrs. MacGregor was presented with her past N.G. jewell, by the District Deputy president, Miss Little. Mrs. Brown was the winner of an angel cake donated by Mrs. Irehe Dutch auction. Davis 4.,14 Fifty nine members and guests from Brussels Lodge were present, Wilfred Castle •and family have moved from A .Atwood's into the Reg. Francia house on Elizabeth Street, ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. French, Mitchell, and Mr., and Mrs. Ed Storey, Toronto, were the guests of Mr and Mrs. William E. Par- ker on Sunday.. Mr, and Mrs. Graftoiaa Weaton, arid Judy spent Thanksgiving here. On their return to London they were acdompanied by his parents, Mr and 'Mrs. E. R. Weston who will spend two weeks in the city. E. A, reatherstoa, London, was home from Friday until 'Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leonard and children, Richvale, were with their parents, Mr.,- and Mrs. Featherston over Thanksgiving. On Monday Mr. and Mra. Featherston, Mrs. R. J. Larson and Mrs. Keith Leonard visited Mr. ,and Mrs.' Harold King in SaTnia. Time Out For A. Quick Game Of Chestnuts At a school sports day, there arc those who take a serious intierest In every event as it comes UP, and then theee are others who make use of the. opportunity to practice upon certain skills of their own. - These-young lads at the Clinton CornmUnity Park enjoyed a game of chestnuts while the races went on around them: (left to right) Eddie Baub.acber, Peter Staniforth, George ' Doucette rtobert Lee and Larry Hjugill, in front at right, John Stoll and Donald Freeman, (N-R Photo) Golden Televisio with patented dynamic diode* detector Personalized Items Fot Gifts Use SERVIETTES and MATCHES with your name imprinted for your entertaining. Give gifts that are' really personal with name or initials imprinted in gold, silver or color!: Playing Cards Stationery ' Matches - Wallets „4, Serviettes Zippered Ca,ses MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS . New or Renewal • • We will take subs. to. ANY/MAGAZINE. Now is the time to order' sub. if you wish to have delivery of the magazihe for Christmas. Christmas Cards Personalized Andy dePutter (left) is junior sports champion at Clinton• Public School, and also set a new record for junior boys hi the high jump. Dquglas Macaulay and. Bruce Cooper (right) tied for first place in the iatermediate boys championship race, 'with 15 points. Friday was Andy's last day at Chilton school. He and his family left on Monday to live in Ingersoll.' • sallecord Photo) • iii- ews o ay le By MISS LUCY R. WOODS 1955 Ontario Champion Rural Correspondent PHONE: BAYFIELP 45 r 3 PHILCO 2S 22 Modern picture frame styling Features ort (311-in-One control centre—on the front' and up top. Plus front found (not on side of ca()inet, Unmatched anywhere in its price range `for viewing and listening enjoyment. e rrill adio and . Electric , CLINTON 1,-***44444.4444-4440+4 44-0i. "BE WISE .BUY FROM A SERVICE DEALER" TllU iteir 24021