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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-11-07, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 7, 1$57 ,I',A•Gl THIN News of Constance Lee-Eyre Correspondent'. MRS, FRANK RULER 111Q1l131 Seafortli 841rn London Road Club Meets. at Home of Mrs) F. Anderson The October meeting of the Lon- den Road Club was held at the .0xTroN :NMr$,Tocollp (DO Hi-Cites (Dy Jim Monaghan) Last week marked the end of the Magazine campaign at CDCJC Students sold 598 subscriptions for the total of .$1,96(01, an increase of $500 over last year's sales. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren, Lynda and Helen, Mrs. Warren, Sr., and Gordon, London, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lawson and Reg. on Sunday. . Cultivate a respect for safety rather than a fear of accidents.-L, pri..,Tv SAFELY. Mrs, Fin gland On Unroll Cancer Unit New Executive Mrs. F. Fingland will act as ed- Ucation convener of the newly for- med Huron Cancer Unit, Until now Huron and Perth have formed. one unit.. At a meeting in Lisr towel last month the group was *it. 0 president is A, F, Sturdy, Goder- ich; secretary, Mrs, H. R, Hall, Goderich, and treasurer, Mrs. A, M. Harper, also of Goderich. Dr. R. M, Aldis, Goderich, is medical advisor. 11111 BITIMIMEM, 919941 111 11114 1, 111111 -Mr. and Mrs, Ross Mann, Har- sister, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Brom- ley, Mr, and Mrs. James Dale, who spent the week with their daughter, returned to their home with them, Miss: Janet McGregor, Howick Township, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGregor, 'gm (IV OW Masan correspondent) White 'mums, pink carnations, ferns and lighter candelabra for- med the setting in the Hensall United Church on Saturday Oeta ober 26, for the wedding of Mar- Jlyn Margaret Elizabeth Eyre, only •daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CamP- bell Eyre, Hippen, and Norman Ray Lee, Galt, son of Mrs. Burton Muir, Seaforth, Rev. C. 0, Daniel performed the double ring ceremony and Miss Greta Laramie provided wedding music and accompanied the solo- ist, Miss Mary Goodwin. The bride chose for her wedding a floor length govvn of Chantilly Lace and net over duchess‘ satin fashioned with strapless lace bodice dotted with rhinestones over which was a lace bolero with sabrina neckline and lily point sleeves. The full bouffant skirt of nylon chiffon hail a front panel of Chantilly lace and net over satin, Her headdress was a crown of seed pearls and opales- cent sequins which held her finger tip silk illusion veil. She carried a bouquet a pink roses and white baby 'mums. Miss lVfaja Roobol, London, at- tended as maid of honor, and Miss Greta Pfaff and Miss' Diane Bolton and Mrs. jack Boyd, as brides- maids, They wore similar waltz length gowns of nylon chiffon over taffeta with full bouffant skirt and HARRY WILLIAMS ?size 9e014-. vey and Connie, Wingham, visited Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gritnoldby on Sunday,. William Dale is in Tczonto this week. Charles Millson, who has spent some time with his brother Dave, returned to his home near Wood- stock on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arm- strong, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver An- borne of Mrs. Fred Anderson, Sr. Mrs. Anderson, vice-president, pre- sided and the meeting was opened by singing "God Save the Queen," followed by the repeating of the creed. The flower convener gave her report. The treasurer, Mrs. • C Magee had charge of the program which consisted of several contests. There was a sale of baking and other articles, Lunch was served by Mrs. Jim Nott and Mrs, Collins, assisted by Mrs, H. Plurnsteel and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Sr, The November meeting will be at the home of Mrs, Norman Man- ning, Hostesses are Mrs. Garnet Harland and Mrs. Harry Plum- steel. Mrs, Jim Mott will have the program. First prize for the highest total of sales was the choice of a man. tie radio, movie camera or lady's luggage set. ,Second prize winner received the choice. between a "Hawkeye" camera outfit and a lady's overnight case, Third prize was the choice of a ."Holiday" comera, travel alarm clock or a Set of necklace and earrings. Top salesman and first prize whiner was Wayne Stanley, Judy Armstrong placed second and Murray Cutler third. "Ted" Turner was the winner of a telephone or its cash equiva- lent, offered in a draw to all stud- ents whose sales totalled $10 or more. The draw for a telephone open to members of Grade 10A, which made the highest per capita sales, was won by Linda Jervis. Canvassers not eligible for a major prize, whose sales totalled $40 or more, received $5 for their efforts. Three dollar and two dol- lar awards were given to students who sold subscriptions totalling $25440 and $20-$25 respectively, HARRY WILLIAMS If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Everybody gets a bit run-down pow and then, tired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a temporary toxic condition caused by excess adds and wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys, and so help restore their normal action of removing excess acids and wastes, Then you feel better, sleep better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney (Mk now, ;Look for the blue box with the red band at all druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52 LIU 2-0633 derson, were in Strathroy on Mon- day attending the funeral of the ladies' aunt, the late, Mrs. Jane Papineau. Mrs, Lorne Lawson also attended the funeral, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Dale spent Monday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Grimoldby, The many friends of Mrs, Ken- neth Thompson, who has been a patient in Scott Memorial Hospi7, tal, Seaforth, for the past two weeks, wish for her a _speedy re- covery, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Presz- cator and family spent the week- end visiting relatives in Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale were in Kitchener on Saturday visiting the fonner's brother-in-law and cape shoulders falling into ties down the back to the hemline. The gowns were in colors of blue, pink, turquoise, and yellow res., pedtively. They wore matching feather headdresses with rhine- stones and mitts, and carried bou- quets of pink and white baby 'mums. Miss Cheryl Muir, Seaforth, sis- ter Of the groom, as junior brides- maid, wore powder blue nylon chiffon and net over taffeta, softly molded bodice short sleeves and Matehing mitts, sweetheart neck- line, full' 'bouffant skirt of nylon chiffon and net over taffeta. She carried pink and white baby 'mums and wore a flower and net headdress. Jean Cole, cousin of the bride, was flower girl wearing pink ny- lon chiffon with flowers and net headdress and carried a nosegay of white and pink baby 'mums. Paul Muir, Seaforth, brother of the groom, was ring bearer and carried 'the rings on a white satin heart shaped cushion. FUEL OIL avai GASOL MOTOR OIL c3Z1 LUBRKANTi A.R.?, CLINTON-004 ,11,„a ,ttoll nil oil's! ll .'I nil 1911111f91111'11111 111 II I 1111111111 i I Dual Headlights, A Safety Feature Continued In All 1958 Plymouths ,lanrodo.....ensigremesorrionleon,,,$ CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. ANNUAL MEETING Friday, Novembei 15 at 8 p.m. Agricultural Office Board Rooms Guest Speaker: JAMES R. SCOTT, Seaforth Luivion WM', 1:SIR' SERVED EVERYONE WELCOME 45ib The dual headlights introduced in 1957 by Chrysler of Canada on its higher-priced models will be standard equipment on all 1958 Plymouth cars. "The dual headlight system," states J. C. McGuire, general sales manager of the Chrysler-Ply- mouth-Fargo, division, "has proven to be such. an important safety feature, and is so popular from the styling point of view, that we have decided to install it as stan- dard item throughout out entire 1958 line," According to McGuire, the new lighting system reduces headlight glare when cars meet at night, im- proves lighting patterns allowing the driver to ' see danger spots more quickly and allows for lens design without compromise since each lens is designed to perform only one principal function. On low-'beam only the outside lights are used, while on high-beam all four lamps are employed. Chrysler of Canada will market in 1958 a total of eight different body models in the three series of Plymouth cars, Belvedere, Sav- oy and Plaza. Three basic power plants will be offered. Where a choice exists between six cylinder or V-8 power the buyer can have either the ec- onorninical and reliable 251 cubic- 'rich six cylinder engine or the powerful Chrysler 313 cubic-inch displacement V-8. This V-8 has increased power, improved fuel ec- onomy and a compression ratio of 8.5: to L The four-door nine- passenger "wagons" and the con- vertible coupe will both use a greatly improved 318 cubic-inch V-8. Two-barrel carburetors will be standard equipment on all V-8 engines While el four-barrel car- New hope for prevention Don Muir of Seaforth, was groomsman, Kenneth Willis, Sea-, forth, Mervyn Lawrence and Douglas Eyre, brothers of the bride were ushers, A reception for 90 guests was held at Armstrong's restaurant, Exeter, For travelling the bride wore a navy dress and coat with dusty rose accessories and corsage of pink roses. They will reside in Galt. Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at many functions: Mrs. Cecil Pullman entertained at a rnicellaneous shower. The staff of the Bank of Montreal, Hensall, where the bride was on the staff, presented her a gift. Ladies of the Chiselhurst United Church en- tertained at a miscelleanous show- er. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol en- tertained the bridal party at their home following rehearsal Friday evening. of Heart Disease In spite of accurate diagnosis, advanced medical science and surgery, heart disease is still the greatest killer today. What causes it? Can it be preVented? The National Heart Foundation of Canada, recently formed, will intensify the search for the answers to these questions. The Life Insurance Companies in Canada are supporting this Foundation because it is so important to the future health of Cana.. dians. They have made substantial grants to cover the cost of launching the organization. The Foundation will encourage intensive research into the causes of heart disease by every possible means. It will seek to stimulate professional and lay education and help family doctors to keep abreast of the newest developments in diagnosis and treatment. Support of the National Heart Foundation is just one of many ways in which the life insurance companies in Candda are helping to create a healthier, happier life for Canadians. THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA 1..-4570 .buretor will be available at extra cost as part of a power pack for V-S engines, The 1958 Plymouth, according to its designers, represents their ver- sion of "tailored motion." The low, wide lines of the auto begin powerfully at the much-altered front grille. All parallel lines hay been continued down giving. a much greater impression of power and road-hugging ability. The dual headlights lend a futuristic note that is carried on throughout the remainder of the car's styling. Body lines sweep steadily up, ris- ing suddenly in the rear quarter of w the vehicle to form the ell-known Chrysler styling trademark, "dir- ectional fins," All convertible models will make use of the Chry- sler • "double-wrap" windshield, that wraps back at the top as well as at the sides, to further heigh- ten the futuristic look of the auto- mobile. Power options, for greater driv- ing ease, are widely available throughout the entire 1958 Ply- mouth line. A new Constant-Con- trol 'power steering unit will be available as an extra-cost ootion on all models, Total-Contact pow- er brakes will also be available at extra cost on all models as will Chrysler's smooth, reliable Power Flite pushbutton automatic trans- mission. The three-speed Torque- Flite automatic transmission will be available on all V-8 models. Power windows have been made available at extra-cost on the Belvedere and Sport Suburban models, while two-way power seats will be available on Belvedere, Savoy, Custom Suburban and Sport Suburban Ines. Standard on all lines will be the Torsion-"AIRE" suspension system introduced by Chrysler of Cana- • da in 1957, and so widely accepted by the motoring public, THE 1958 PLYMOUTH NOW ON DISPLAY AT MURPHY GE HURON Si EET - - CLINTON the BIG difference in freezers! You can judge a freezer by the speed of its freezing action, Faster freezing means the flavor and freshness of your foods ate Healed in. The new Revco has the fastest freezing action known, We can ptove it in a two• minute tuft you should see—, and feel, You'll see why experts hail Revco as the hest freezer buy—lay ter! features the sportone trim treatment being given to all Belvedere and Sport Suburban models and the dual headlights that are standard on. all models. ?mem ritQl1/1 $379.50 up Clinton Electric Shop .:•44 All three lines of the 1958 Plymouth (pictured above) will feature the riding stability and cam. fort of the Torsion-"AIRE" suspension system, first introduced in 1957 by Chrysler of Canada, For 1958 the Belvedere, Savoy and Pla2a lines will also offer a wide range of engines, colour schemes, power and luxury equipment and all models will feature dual headlights as standard equipment. The Belvedere 2-door Hardtop pictured above Extra equipment items available on this and other Models will includelNitque-Plite or Power. Elite pushbutton automatic transmission; Total- Contact power brakes; newly-designed Catiatatata Control power steering and power operated windows and front seat. to, VJ. COANISI-1, Proprietor tsar WESTIN61110VSE Dewier MI M640 CLINTON' I Y I See This "Nevv Belvedere at Murphy Bros, Showroom Today! Photo of heart operation by courtesy of The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto AUTUMN TIME DAME NATUR TRZ' WI-lEN YOU NK..1!,, OUR OIL FOR HEAT 0' Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mansfield, Forest, visited Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Jewitt on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, Gleniee and Glen, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt and Mr, and Mrs. William Jewitt, Skinny men,women gain 5, 10, 15 lbs. Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor What a thrill! Bony irrilbs fill out; ugly hol-lows fill up; neck no longer scrawny; body loses half-starved, sickly "bean-pole" look. 'Thousands who never could gain before are now proud of shapely, healthy-looking fig-tires. They thank Ostrex Tonic Tablets, helps build up body skinny because of poor appe-tite due to lack of iron, Improves digestion, nourishment; puts flesh on bare bones. In- creases pep. "Get-acquainted" size only 130(f. Try famous Ostrex for now pounds, pep, vim, vigor, this Very day. At all druggists. 0 Don't use flimsy shoe boxes — use corrugated cardboard cartons, 11 Use strong wrapping paper and tie with strong cord. Ei Print name and address clearly, completely and correctly on front of pared IN INK. 13 Put your own name and address in the front upper left corner, and inside parcel. 9 Don't guess about weight have your Post Office weigh parcels. • FOLLOW THESES SUGGESTIONS AND HELP VO0/2 NAV/ CANADA POST OFFICE BANK OF MONTREAL 6444444 9(2t4e g444„ 45ewel4 Clinton Branch: WILLIAM MORLOK, Wanager Londesborough (Sub-Agency): Open Mon, tic Thum 441A, M71 ".40201Z Y.BAN,11 , ION CAN, MO Apply for yours at your netitest of M Brach Ptor Alt1tAN5 1N tVtOY WALK OF LIFE SINCE ie .,Os 1 A eves FASTER FREEZING ACTION