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CONSTANCE
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MRS. Y'. RILEY
PhOrre Seafertit $0$2
Mr. and Mrs. N, Heard and fagcr r
sly and Mrs, J, 13, MacMath visit-
ed recently with Mrs, J, Harrison
at the biome orf Mr, and Mrs, P..
Harrison, Mrs. Harrison recently
celeratsd her .87th birthday,
•
Recent gueSta with Mr. and
Nine
F, MgCulrllough were Mr. L. 0,
Bezeau and Miss Ethel Merrier,
leitehener and Mrs, M, Smith, Mrs.
li. Tompson and Kathy Thome-' son, Wyandotte, Mid•
WMS• 1nee ng
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Halmestville United Church meet
!in the Sunday schwa rooms for.
then. regular meeting, 'The pro.
grana waa in the change of Mrs. C.
Telbibutt's promo with Mrs, Tebbutt
as leader a,nd giving the .call to
whip, Mrs, F. Mulholland led
in • prayer. 'Tile Scripture lesson
was .,.read by Mrs. - E. Grigg with
the comments given by -the leader.
Mrs. N. Heard g'av'e a reading,
"Negielet Not the Gift that is in
You", Mrs, W. Yea read an article
on Christian Stewardship and Mrs.
C, Tebbutt gave a Christian, .citi'
zenship reading, Mrs,' F. McCul-
lough read .an article "What Doth
the Lord Require of Us?" Prayer
'was orteted by' Mrs. C. Tebbutt.
The Woman's Association meet-
ing ftililowe.d wit a Mrs. S. Far -
Ober; the president, in the chair.
The theme wa>s "Und"erstanding"
and Mrs, Farqu,h'ar read the Scrip-
ture lesson and gav'e the comments
•on the theme topic. .Mrs. C. Tela -
'butt, Mrs', H. Cudanore and Mrs.
N. `Heard were appointed a Corn
amittee to make arrangements for
the :annual fall bazaar, The meet -
log closed with tie hymn "Come
Holy Ghost", and prayer by Mrs.
Farquhar. Hosftes5es for the day
were IVIrs.. F, Mulholland, - Mrs. I.
Tebbutt and Mrs. W. Yeo,
Register Now!.
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Names. Are Now :Being Taken For The,
.CLINTON .MIXED :BOWLING LEAGUE
::Bo41ing •to Start :Third `Week of •Sept., 1957
PLEASE =.REGISTER -AZT THE ALLEY 'ON OR BEFORE.
SEPTEMBER '7, 1957.
Organizational :Meeting -at The Alley Monday, Sept. 9, 1957
at9pm:.
Howie Creaks, ',President - Bert Harris, Vice -President
PIN BOYS WANTED
For The Coning Season
Must be 14 Years of Age.
CLINTON BOWLING ALLEY
35-6-ip
LUNCH BOXES
A Style for Every Taste
DISNEYLAND LUNCH HIT
Different pieturre of Disney Creations on
each side. Assorted calors.
8 oz. Thermos bottle
$3.89
PLAIN LUNCH BOXES -
Red and Blue Twit Tone Metal $31.25
Boxes and 8 oz. ']['Merinos �;++ s7
Mr..an'd Mrs. Robert Grimaldlby
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann
and faMAY, Wingle ni, on Tuesday,
Robert Wa .ds, Terento, slpent
the weekend with Mrs. Wolds and
infant daughter who .are spending
some time with her parents, Mr,
and Miss. Frank Riley •
Mr. and Mrs. Borden• BrAwn',
Jaye and Elaine and. Miss Marie
Brigham, viaited in Hanover on
Sunday, Miss Brigham who has
spent the 'holidays here; remained
at her h'onie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jioseph Riley spent
last week an holidays in Nort1heret
Ontario,
Mrs, Robert Woods and Douglas
Riley were in Woodstock on Tues-
day.
lisS Joan Preszcator hes, re-
turned home after spending her
holidays with friends in Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt
were in Kitchener on Friday. •
Mr, and MSc., Archie Hoggartb
and faintly, Wailaeeburg, are visit-
ing the t'atter's • father, W fl iamn
Britton and her sister; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert M aVfil1an,
Karl Lohse; Siancoe, visited his
wife and family on Thursday.
'Mr. and Mrs, Guy Cunningham
and Christine, Ai burn, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dexter on Friday.
The :men of the congregation,
Constance Church, halve pet a pew
ceiling in the Sunday School room,
This has made •ae great improve -
meat,
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Riley and
Leslie, Cron:'arty, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mzis, Frank Riley.
Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Warren,
Lynda and Helen, London; have
been visiting the batter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson.
BRUCEFIELD
Mrs. A. E. Mullan and family,
Kiitchener, spent three days last
week -4h,olidaying at a Grand Bend
cottage with her mother, Mrs. W,
V. Dinnin. They returned home
on 'Sund'ay. Arthur J. Dinnin, en-
gineer with the Bell - Telephone
Company, Montreal, spent several
hours with his .parents on Sundapn,
W1VIS Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Soc-
iety
aciety melt on Tuesday afternoon,
August -13, with an attendance
of 17. The meeting opened with
quiet music, and Mrs. L. Wilson
and Mile., A. Ham had charge of
the worShiip service, as outlined in
the Missionary Monthly. Mrs. H.
Dalrymple presided, in the absence'
of the president, and led in prayer.
Rlafi call was answered by naming
a former president of the local
auxiliary.
I1hank-ylau notes were received
from Mrs. F. McGrigor and Mrs.
G. Henderson. Mrs; T. B. Baird
gave a •splendid reading on etew-
arldshiip, and Miss E. Bowey gave
the current events.
The study wase from Msssionaries
Reporting, and Was led by Miss E.
Bowey and Mrs. B. Keys, assisted
by Mrs. N. Walker and Miss M.,
McQueen. The leader read a mis-
sionary ballad, and some reports'
from the Trinidad field. This was
followed With prayer by Mrs. Keyys. •
on behalf of the branch's prayer
partner, Miss Mable Brandon Oth-
er reports were given on commun-
ity work carried on in Toronto
and Hamilton, medical work in
hospitals in B.C, and oriental Work
on the West Chant. -
mamma, BOY RUNNER-UP
IN ORATORY CONTEST
Paul Lockhart, son of Mr, 'and
Mrs. L W. Lockhart, Mitchell, was
runner-up in the Ontario final,
helld in St. Catherines, after win-
ning in town, county, zone and
district oratoriecal contests. He was
slponsered by the Mitche'l'l branch
of the Canadian Legion, Paul Will
enter Grade II in Mitehedl District
High School next week.
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Reg. $3,59
Kits
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Special $2.59
For the Smart "Young Miss!
PLAID HAND -BAG STYLE
LUNCH KITS
Royal Stewart or Black Watek ,gebuine tartans,
8 oz. Thermos jug; M Matching- plaid eoveri'ng.
Leather draw -string handles
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CLINTON NWS, -13 CORD
Government Whip
T. Open Ontario
Bean Festival
Elston cardiff, MIs for Huron,
will officially 01)au the 'Ontario
Bean Festival in Hensall on Lab-
our Pay, Monday, September 2,
Mr, Cardiff was recently ap=
pointed as chief government whop
in the House of Con noes, by
Prime Minister J?n Diefenbaker
His jib will be to. see that all, PC
meimlbers are present in the House
for important votes.
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Corresitondent MRS, BBI ALLAIIT
Picone Blyth 87 rr 0
Mr. and 'Mrs, David R, Mair,
Detroit, srpent last weekend with
Mr, anti Mrs, Robert Fairsernrice;
and Mr. and Mrs, l?eray Haag,
Luekuaw, .spent last Wednesday
with Mr, and Mrs. Fait -service,
Miss Anne Fairserrvice and Mies
Viola Mair, Detroit, were weekend
visitors with Mr, .andMrs. Robert.
Fairtserviice,
SVir. and Mrs. Bert Allen spent
the weekend with friend's in Kitt
ohener,
Mrs. Annie Gibson, Wroxeter, is
spending a few days with Mrs,
C.hanles Sunali,
Was Jean. Rivers, BeachiviLle;
Mrs Weber, 1gniondviille and Mrs.
Bert Allen' visited with MIs, Dr,
Fowler in Lrucknow Monday,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Fairserviee
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lily Web,.
ster.
lMr, and Mrs, Robert Murray,
Guelph, visited aver the weekend
with Mr. .and Mrs• William Grif-
fiths. •
1Mr. and Mrs. Neil Oath'erwood,
I•Iarxtow, spent a few days with
Mr, and Ms, Willows Mountain.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Caldwell,
Nancy, Alan and Wendy,' visited
the lady's brother-in-law and •sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs, George Hepburn
and fainly, Toronto, and motored
to Niagara Falls mast weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William, Harris,
Fish and Game
This is one of the. most oner-
ous' and important in parliament,
outside of cabinet appointment,
and ] fr. Cardiff accepted the job
at the perdonai request of the
prime minister, a long time friend
in the House of Commons.
Because the -PCs do not have
an overall majority, Huron's mem-
ber will have to keep close tab en
his member's, to avoid` defeat of
the government.. His success in
this partiicutar task could+ easily
affect the length, of the new par-
liament.
-Cardiiff's new jpb also includes
conferring with the whips of other
parties to arrange the order of
speeches in the house. He will be
responsible for presentinig an ag-
enda to the speaker each day.
Selection for this post is be-
lieved: to be due to the personal
friendship and loyalty to Diefen-
baker, and because of having spent
17 years in the House.
,n i• > `-
Sharing Honours at the bean
festival will be Miss Connie Hoff,
1956 Bean, Queen at the annual
Michigan Bean Festival, held last
September. Miss Greta Pfaff, Hen-
sall, Ontario's 1956 Bean Queen,
will no doubt also be in attend-
ance,
PORTER'S HILL
Correspondent
MRS. DON HARRIS
Phone Clinton HU 2-3362
Mrs. Blanche Cox had as her
.guests recently, two former school
mates, in the person of Mrs. D. D.
McFarlane and Mrs. P. J. Baker
of Glendale California. They are
the former Mabel and Birdie W•111,-
son
illson daughters of 'the late Mr. and
Mns. A. W. Willson former rest -
Meats of Holmesiviile.
It is over 50 years since they,
lift Ontario‘fior the Canadian West
settling in Edmonton,Alberta.
There were ten of a fatally, two
of the boys are deceased. The
rest are all married and living
in Calirfarina with the exception of
one bay in Edmonton.
They were renewing old aquainit-
ances, in the community having
attended HeltmesTville echoed and
church. They found a lot of chang-
es in the village and many former
well-known faces missing.
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Clinton News -Retard
Published Irl the Heart' (3f Hurl.- C+ untyr
(By Don Epps)
DEER •SEASON
In accordance to the large amount
of discussion I have heard about
the oncoming fall season on deer,
I have called on our local conser-
vation officer, Roy Bellinger, who
was only too plehsed to pass along
this information.
At the County Council's meet-
ings in Huron District this year it
was decided to have deer seasons
in their respective counties, pro-
vided neighbouring counties would
do likewise, These counties com-
prise of Bruce, Grey, Heron, Perth,
Waterloo, Oxford, Wentworth,
Halton and Brant.
One county alone woad not ap-
prove of a deer season, this being
the county of Wellington. Since
then the County of Waterloo, as
it borders. on Wellington, has stat-
ed that if Wellington does not.
have a deer season they will not
have one.
71f the remaining counties' take
the same attitude; the prospect for
deer hunting in 1957 in Huron
District; looks dull to say the
least. Perhaps through • the un-
sportsmanlike behaviour of a very
few deer hunters in former sea-
sons have placed the enjoyment of
Many in jeopardy.
0
Chicken Barbeque
Attended by 80
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
.Eighty people attended the open
air baxtbeque held at Jerry Mof-
fet'ss farm on the London Road,
Hag growers and their wives from
Seaforth, Hensall, Zurich and Kip -
pen enjoyed the evening, sponsored
by L. 1Vltckl'e and Son, Purina deal-
ers,
ealers, Hensall. Chicken was cooked
Ali Morgan. and John Manning,
London district representatives of
Purina company, Mr. Morgan gave
an address on feeding and manage-
ment of pigs with films shown to
illustrate the talk.
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE.
1% Miles East of Goderieh
--• On Highway 8 -
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
~. August 29 and 30
"GOING MY WAY"
Bing Crosby - Barry Fitzgerald
Cartoon Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
August 31 and September 2
"JACK POT"
Barbara Hale - James Stewart
Always a Cartoon
Sunday Midnight Only ,
September 1st
"IIOT ROD GIRLS"
Lou Nelson w Chucak Conners
and
"GIRLS IN PRISON"
Richard Denning - Adel Jenkins
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
September 3 and 4
"DECISION BEFORE
DAWN"
Garyr' Me'rHI'i Richard 'Basehart
Oaattion. Comedy
11 -OX OritoiCir Otigi4S $.0o P.M.
'`i;"st Show At Dusk
Two Shows Eaeh Night
Children timer 1$ its Cars- 1?II.EE
kla : Maud ,. itefreahntdnfi
and Margaret, Sault Ste. Marie,
spent the past week at the home
of their cousins; Mr, and Mrs, Bert
Shdbbrook and other relatives in
the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs, T, B, Allen and
fancily spent a week at their cat-
tage, "Hunter's Home" at Mataeh.
ow'an, Northern Ontario, and also
spent a day in Rouyn, Quebec,
Gordon and Robert Malcolm,
Markham; Mrs,' Margaret Ham-
amerston, Green River; Mr. and
M. Colonel Mark's and Diane,
Listowel; and Mrs• Earl •I • can
and farnity, St. Catharines, were
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Fotheasgiil, • ,
WI to Meet
The Londesb'oro • Women's In-
stitute will • hold their monthly
meeting on Thursday evening,
September 5, • at 8 pin.
The topic will be "'Citizenship
anid and cation" in charge of Mrs,
L. Caldwell, The motto will be
taken by Mrs. R. Fairserviee and
PAM. =Ma
the program by Mrs. G, Radford
Mrs. J. Medd, Mrs. W. Tyndall,
Mrs. W. Hewitt, Hostesses wiU
be Mrs. G, Carter, Mrs, L. Law-
son, Mrs. J. Medd and Mrs. Leitob,
erseeprorsareirSertettets
Lakeview
GRAND BEND
THE LAST FLING!
DANCING!
A
WED, - 1f'RI, SAT.
.Also
SUNDAY MIDNITE
DANCE Sept. 1
to the music of
Lionel Thornton
Orchestra
plus
CROWNING OF
"Miss Grand Bend"
BEAUTY QUEEN for 1957
Will be ,photographed by all
leading newspapers and also
CFF.!., London Channel 10.
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Eversharp Pens $1.95 & $1.00
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• 32 different kinds of wild and domesticated
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The elephant most used In the Mevlest
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Sat. Morning Show 50e;
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rickets. Av+aileible At