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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-06-20, Page 9News of Constance BOX OFFICE OPENS 8.00 P.M. First Show At Dusk 'Two Shows Each Night Children under" 12in Cars FREE Playground -7_, — Refreshments Who diank all the Orange IlT? Orange KIST Is made from TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE SEALED TENDERS will be received by The undersigned until 6 p.m. July 2nd, 1957, for the construction of the Cunningham-Baxter Drain. • The work consists of the lay- ing of 1180 feet of 10" tile; 120 feet of 12" tile; 1050 feet of 14" tile; and the excavation and spreading of - approximately 625 en, yds. of open ditch (900 lineal feet). All work to be completed by November 1st, .1957. Plans and specifications can be seen at the clerk's residence. Lowest or any tender IVA neces- sarily accepted'. Mrs. Wm. Sallows, Clerk, R.R. No. 5, Goderich, ,Ont. 25-6-b tni A•1111400• A WOMAN'I5 ONLY AS OLD AS 514E LOOkV -A MAK! 15 NEVER OLD TILL. 1-15, QUITS LOOKit4.4 If your car 15 a couple of years old « . you'll get bet- tor perforitnance if you nave it regularly serviced. Let us do it for you . . it'll save wear and tear On Valuable engine parts. ALL-NEW '57 FRIGIDAIRE FOOD FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR - This 10.1 cu. ft. low-cost Super Model is the big "bonus baby" of '57! And these top-quality Frigidaire- features prove it beyond a doubt,: • Real Zero Zone Freezer—holds 44 lbs. • Exclusive Cycla-Matic Defrosting in refrigerator section— you don't do a thing • Four Full-Width Shelves—hold even the largest casseroles • Full-Width Glide-Out Porcelain Hydrator — holds over half a bushel • • Exclusive Safety-Seal Latch—opens with slight pressure inside or out yet keeps door tightly sealed • Big, Deep Storage Door with 5 removable shelves, and special Butter Compartment Built and backed by General Motors SUTTER-PERDUE LTD. 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LARGlru SIZE 19c ROSEDALE TOMATO JUICE 48 OZ. TINS ,, . 3 FOR 69c STAFFORD'S STRAWBERRY JA.M\ 24 OZ. '39c BATH TOWELS'PAIlt ' 99c GREEN GIANT PEAS 15 OZ. TINS 2 Foy, 35c LIBBY'S BEANS Deep Brown g6 oz. TIN'S ' 2 pipit 35c PHONE SUPER HU. STANLEY'S 2-3447 OPEN FRIDAY MARKET Red Queen FREE IVENING & White St DELIVERY -THURSDAY,. at/Ma, 20. 1957 clrAi'ON l'INWSLARCORD TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY June 25 and 26 "LAST MAN TO HANG" Torn Conway. -- Elizabeth Zellers Comedy - Cartoon SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE THURSDAY and FRIDAY June 20 and 21 "KANGAROO" Peter Lawford -- Maureen O'Hara Comedy - - Cartoon SATURDAY and MONDAY 'June 22 and 24 "PONY EXPRESS" Charles Heston -- Rhonda Fleming Two Cartoons Goshen. VMS Hear Talk by Head. Of Girls' School real oranges. That's why it tastes so good -- why smart people Insist an Orange Mt adeept hO "just.as ,good" brands. Get Orange KIST today I There's ,a KIST flovour tor every Nita, In carton our tool*, • • a perfccf up.% Peter Westerhout Londesboro, Ont. - Phone Clinton IW 2-9812 25-tfb I For LANDSCAPING IN-A-CAR, BINGO Every Wednesday night . at 7.30 141 Iiii.6.t.,1=7*40, 1% Miles East of Goderich — On Highway 8 — eettes,4 itAkfl /kr oto4a.a.,4 reading on Christian stewardship, The chapter in the Study* Book On Formosa was taken by Mrs. Eldon Yet)." The meeting closed with the hymn "We Give Thee But Thine Own", and prayer • by Mrs. R. Miller. The Woman's Association meet- ing followed, and with the presi- dent, Mrs. S, Farquhar in the 'chair, She read the Scripture,les- son and gave the comments on' it, The roll call was answered by paying $1. for ,every inch of your shoe size. Mrs. Edward Grigg gave the treasurer's report. It was decided to have an auc- tion at the July meeting. The report of the afternoon session of the WA,Presbytery meeting held at Londesboro was given by Mrs. Frank McCullough. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Farquhar, At this time, Mrs. H. C. Wilson was. asked to come forward. Mrs. L. Bond read the address and Mrs, L. Jervis, on be- half of the WMS and WA presen- ted Mrs. Wilson with',a parting gift. Mrs; Wilson thanked the ladies for their kindness, and lun- ch was served' by the hostesses Mrs. W. Biggin, Mrs. R. Miller and Mrs. E. Yea. WMS GUESTS OF WA IN WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH Last Thursday, June 13, the Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Willis United Church were guests of the Woman's Association of that church. STATION latttr ..... ,,, -\..„ CARL t. DOUG cAmretcw 0, " ME -'LACE WuErn YOU NEVER NAVE TO —../ ,; ,;.1 11,,ow Youn $-0Q04•, ('1/NEON 17() Mr 9- 903 2 SERVICE ( Look what 27c Will Buy Reg.—CALAMINE 2'7c 29c LOTION, 4 oz. Reg.—EPSOM , 35c SALTS, 16 oz.' Reg.—ADHESIVE 39c —TAPE, 1/2 x 5 yd. Reg.—NYLON CURL 40c COMBS WRITING PADS and ENVELOPES, reg. 45c ATHLETE'S FOOT POWDER—save 18c ADRIENNE SPRAY NET—save 51c " .47 EXTRACT WILD STRAWBERRY-"save 13e 37C MINERAL OIL reg. 85c reg. 50c 37c SACCHARIN TABLETS-1000-14 grain — 1.39 for 97c % grain 1.75 for 1.27 600-1A grain — 1.10 for '77c 3/2 grain — 1.25 for 87c PRICES SLASHED- as much as 40 % 27c 27c 27c 27c 57c 67c , (By our Hensall correspondent) Mrs, Margaret Erroit, Toronto, addressed the Woman's Missionary Societi of Goshen: United Church and their guests from Zurich EV-. angelical Church, and. Hensall ited on June 13, Mrs, Erratt was a member of Goshen Church, be- fore leaving 'to take the position of superintendent of the Presiden- tial School of the Indians at Mun- eey, where she labored for seven years. She has been superinten- dent of the Barbara House for girls in Toronto, for 14 years, The basis of her address was "What manner of Women would we all like to be?" Over 100 members and guests were present and were welcomed by the president Mrs. John Arm- strong, who chaired the meeting, Sacred . passages were read by Mrs. Kenneth Parkes, and prayer offered by Mrs. T .J. Pitt. Spec- ial numbers included a duet sung by Mrs, Elmer Hayter, and Mrs. Robert Peck of the Goshen; read- ings by Mrs. G. Rowe, Hensall; musical number by Mrs. Claire McBride, and Mrs. William Tay- lor on the cornets, and Mrs, Des- jardine on the accordian, all of Zurich; vocal solo by Miss Clara Clarke of the Goshen. Mrs. John Robinson extended courtesy remarks to those• taking part in the program. Mrs, Bruce Keys was pianist for the meeting. The church and Sunday School rooms were decorated with spring flowers, Birthday honors were ex- tended to Mrs. Elgin McKinley. Mrs. G. Armstrong, Hensall, and Mrs. Delbert Geiger, Zurich, ex- pressed thanks on behalf of their groups, at the conclusion of the luncheon. SS 11 Top Honors In Hullett Schools Field Day Mr. and Mrs. -Freeman Brock, Thornclale, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt, on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Borden Brown, Joyce and Elaine, visited Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Brown, Hanover, and a pienie at Hanover park in honor of Thomas Brigham. Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Preszcat- - or and family, attended a recep- tion in honor of Mr. and Mrs,• Howard Clark, Crediten , 4 n • spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Glanville and Mr, and Mrs. Roy 13aynham, Exeter. Sunday visitors with • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Preszteter were Mr. and Mrs. Laurence 1-011, Mr. And Mrs. Allen Pfaff and family, Crediton; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jennison and family, Grand Bend; Mr, and Mrs. Mervin. Webb and Darlene, Dashwood. 47th Wedding Pay Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter entertained . the immediate, family .on Saturday evening in honor of their 47th wedding anniversary- Annivertiary . Sunday School Anniversary was held on ,,Sunday in Constance Church arid was well attended. Sam Scott spoke to the children on "A. Good Name is Better Than Riches)' He then spoke to the parents on "Seeds fell by the Way- side." Special music by the Sun- day School children William MoCliricheYis a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs, H. J. Trewartlia is a pat- ient in ..Clinton Public Hospital. Dewar Norman spent the week- ena in the IViusltaita Lakes trict Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steeps and 'family are spending a few days 'in Woodstock. Mr', and Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. R. Thompson and Kathe, Wyandotte, Mich„ were recent guests of and Mrs, Frank McCullough. WA and MIS The June meeting of the Wo- man's Missionary Society of 'Hal- mesville United Church was held in the Sunday School rooms on Tuesday, June 11,' Mrs. Nirrian, Heard's group was in charge of the program, with Mrs, Reg Miller in the chair. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. W. Biggin and Mrs. Miller gave the comments on it. Mrs. N. Heard led in prayer. Mrs, L. Jervis, the president conducteal the business. Mrs. N. Heard gave a reading "Triumph of Life." Mrs, H. C. Wilson gave a few notes on Christian citizen- ship and Mrs. W. R. Labb gave a SS 11, Hullett TovOnship, the school just two miles east of Lori- desboro, proved to have more good athletes than, any other in the township on Tuesday, when the pupils racked up a total of 48 points in the township field day • David Scanlon, with 14 points, earned the. grand • championship cup, donated by the township council, and helped to swell the total earned by SS 11. David, in the nine years and under class, won all events, except the running broad jump, when' he lost first place to Alan Caldwell. Medals awarded to the follow- ing champions by the council of the township: Juveniles, Joyce Roe, SS 6, 7 points; Jeffrey Shad- dick, SS 11, 12 points; Juniors, Ruth Goldsworthy, SS 5, 10 poin- ts; David Scanlon, SS 11, 10 poin- ts; Intermediates, Deanna Dale, SS 3, 9 points4:„,john Tares, SS 8, 12 points; 'Seniors, June Dolmage, SS 3, 13 points; Herbert Fangrad, SS 7, 11 points. Winners in the various events were as follows; juvenile, seven years and under,foot race, Joy- ce. Roe, SS 6 an Jefferey Shad- dick, SS 11; Jill Goldsworthy, SS 5 and Ross Jewitt, SS 3; Linda Bean, USS 5 and Rabble Snell, USS 10 tied with Billie Vincent, SS 5; ball, throw, Barbara Vodden, USS 12, and 3. Shaddick; Lloy Shaddick, 58.11 and Billy Vincent, SS 5; Margaret Shobbrook, SS 7, and Jeffery Tyndall, USS 2; Broad jump, Wendy Snyder, SS 9 and J. Shaddick; Linda East, USS 2 and Billy Vincent; Janette USS 12 and. Jimmy Mc,' Dougpl•, SS 8; Running broad jump, Linda Bean, USS 5 and R. Dewitt; Joyce Roe and B. Vincent; Jill Goldsworthy and Johnie Mc- Kay, USS 5. High jump,, Suzanne Dale, SS 1, and 3. Shaddick; Joyce Roe and B. Vincent; Jill Goldswor- thy and R, Junior, nine years and under, foot race, Lenie de Ruyter, USS 1.0 and D. Scanlon; Ruth Goldswor- thy, SS 5; and Bill McClure, SS 6; Bonnie Snell, USS 10, and Gary Preszciatbr tied with Teat, Beaker, SS 8. Ball throw, Deni Gerrits. USS 12 and D. Scanlon; Ruth Goldsworthy and Donald Vincent, SS 5; Leine de Ruyter and R. Shaddick, SS 11, Broad jump, Ruth Goldsworthy and D. Sdanlon; Dern Gerrits, USS 12 and R. Shad- dick; Lenie de Ruyter and Alan 'Caldwell, SS 11, Running broad jump, Barbara McKay, USS 5 and Alan Caldwell; Lenie de lauyter and D. Scanlon; Ruth Goldswor- thy and Raymond Radford, SC 5. High jump, Nancy Johnston, USS 10 and D. Scanlon; Ruth. Golds- worthy ,and Taaf Beaker; Bonnie Snell and A. Caldwell. Intermediate, 11 years and un- der, toot race Audrey Duizer, ug8 10 and John Tares, SS 8; Deanna Dale, SS 3 and John Arthur, 5SS 5; Patty Itorhanuik, MS 2, tied with Kaye Carter SS 5 and Auke Bylsrna, SS 7, Ball throw, Audrey Duizer and Kenneth Daer; Karen Allen, SS 5 and John Arthur; Theresa Goldsworthy, SS 5 and Prank Taros, Broad jump, Dean- na Dale and John Tams; Tony Duizer, USS 10 and Auke tylaina; Kaye Carter and Richard Shad:- dick, SS 11, Running broad jump, Theresa Goldsworthy and John Tarts; Garry Wanames and Auke Bylsma; Deanna. Dale and Rool Buffingo, SS 5. 111p jump, Dean, na Dale and John' Taras; Tony Duizer and ,JOhn Arthur, USS 5; Barbara Dale, SS 3 and Jack Po- well, SS 8, 'Seniors', 12 years and over, foot race, June Dolmage, SS 5 and l.arrVey Dale, 88 1; Aafke de ]:try-- ter, 'MS 10 and Paul boiclsWer. thy, SS 5; Ronnie Thomason, 88 VARNA A number from here attended the Webster and, Troyer picnics in Goderich last saturao. The pupils of SS 8, Logan, led the singing in the 'United Church with their teacher Miss Margery Webster at the organ, They also sang two solos and a chorus which was much appreciated by the con- gregation, The many friends of William klayter are sorry to hear of his illness and wish him a speedy re- covery. A number of local orangemen attended the County Orange Lodi ge in Exeter on Monday. of this week. last Thursday, June 13, when the vehicle left the road at•the corner of King and Gordon Streets, hit a hydro pole and caromed off into a tree. Chief Thompson reports that the Charbonneau car had not been travelling at high speed. 8800 damage occurred. News of Iliolmesville Correspondent MRS. No0111,14.0IJOili Phone YI17 2-7418. 8 and Herbert Fangrad, SS 7. Ball throw, Bonnie Thomason and Morris Gritholdhy, SS 11; June Dolmage and Herbert Fangrad; Barbara Watkins, USS 12 and Charlie Crawford, SS 8. Brdad jump, June Dolmage and Harvey Dale, SS 1; Bonnie Thomason and „Herbert Fangrad; Nancy Cald- well, SS, 11 and Harvey Carter, SS 5. Running broad jump, June D, ol mage and Her- bert Fangrad; Marie vanBaar- en, SS 5, and Morris Grimoldby; Bonnie Thomason and Harvey Dale. High jump, Nancy Caldwell and Herbert Fangrad; June Dol- mage and Morris Grirnoldby; Bon- nie Thomason and Paul Goldswor- thy. Relay race, run by teams picked from schools, won by SS 8, with SS 7 runner-up. 0 Airmen Sentenced in Goderich Court., Magistrate's Lourt, Three airmen from Station Clin- ton, were convicted of theft occur- ring last month at the Anson Gil- bert Garage here, in magistrate's court in Goderich last Thursday, Fergus Burris and Wayne N, War- n.er, both were sentenced to three months in jail. Barry J, Ervin received' a sentence of four mon- ths. Accidents An accident at the main inter- section last week resulted in. darn- age to two cars of $100, according to Chief H. R. Thompson. A car driven by John James Mitchell, Was pulling out from a parked position in front of Pinger's res- taurant, when another car driven by Thomas J. Thomson, Chesleya approaching the corner along Highway 8, caught the front fen- der of the James car, J. Charbonneau and a passenger in his 1953 model car were unhurt • For Lease MODERN SERVICE STATION Three Bay with Hoist and Pit MODERN EQUIPMENT PAVED DRIVEWAYS Immediate 'ossession IN PROSPEROUS TOWN ON NO. 4 HIGHWAY- , GOOD GALLONAGE — LOW RENT LIC-ENSED MECHANIC PREFERRED Small Capital Needed For. Stock Apply to S. McDONALD, Box 329, Clinton, Ontario. 23-4-5-6-b Lowest Price Ever COMING NEXT WEEK LUCKY 7 SALE WNE 24 to JUNE 29 See What 47c Will Buy Reg.--mi 31 MOUTH 47c 65c WASH Reg.—BACHELOR 55c Deodorant Cream 47c Reg.—BACHELOR 55c Shaving Cream .„. 47c Reg.—Insect Repellant, 47c _ 59c Liquid or Cream .. . 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