Clinton News-Record, 1958-09-04, Page 9Foreign. Air Attaches Visit RCAF Station Clinton
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Herb Oakes; Goderich, Township,
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. George McVittie.
The Women's: Institute will hold
the September meeting in the
Community Hall on Thursday af-
ternoon. An interesting feature
will be the demonstrating of foam
rubber corsages and table decora-
tions.
Mrs. John Shobbrook visited
with ,her brother, E. S. Webb,
Milliken, and attended the we&
ding of her niece last Saturday,
also spending a few days in Osh-
awa.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Reid, To-
ronto, are visiting with. Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Allen this week.
Several of the ladies in the vil-
lage attended the trousseau tea
last Saturday given by Mrs. Bert
Hunking for her daughter Del-
phine, whose marriage takes place
on September 6 in Londeshoro
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardiner,
,Gromarty, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer Howatt on Sunday.
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Goderich Township
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lind and two
children; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bather and two children, Arck-
wright, Bruce County, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Mrs, Alvin Betties had a num-
ber of friends in on Sunday night
as it was her husband's birthday.
Miss Jayne Mary Snell; the host's
sister, showed pictures taken on
her travels with her mother to
England this stiarinier:,. They were
very much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling and
Mark, Toronto, spent the holiday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James R. Stirling.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison,
Atwood and two children, were
visiting the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Townsend.
Alex Sparks and son Evan, were
on a business trip to Sudbury last
week.
Mrs. Bert Harris spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Bailey, AmJherstburg.
VARNA
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster,
Windsor, spent the weekend with
Mrs. E. Foster, Varna.
Miss Ruth ;Clark, R.N., return-
ed to Stratford after two weeks
holidays at her home
LETTER SIZE WRITING
PAD and ENVELOPES
Both for 3Sc
TONI TAME RINSE
8 oz.—reg, 1.39 for $1.19
WOODBURY SHAMPOO
Reg. 1.10 for 69c
HALO SHAMPOO
Reg. 98c for 79c
TUSSY STICK DEODORANT
Reg. 1.25 for 85c
LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO
Reg. 79c for 59c
PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE
12 Schick Injector Blades
1 Schick Injector Razor
Reg. 1.89 -- All for 1.19
THIJRSDAY, SEPTEMBgg 4, 1,95$
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Great new way
to dry clothes
in the rain!
.A11 that stooping and stretching
of hanging clothes to dry is hard
-work, isn't it? And oh! — what
-grief when your wash is spoiled
by sudden rain. Or you simply
must have Junior's play suit dry
:by afternoon.
Let BALL and MUTCH show
:you how these and all the bothers
,of drying clothes are solved for
:you . . thanks to Frigidaire's
tmarvellous new Electric dryer.
"You just set the dial —and your
wash is dried so soft and fluffy,
',many things won't even need iron-
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Dryer can dry blankets, shirts,
,dresses, playciothes — anything
in minutes. And its new "Wrinkle-
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les in today's wash 'n' wear fab-
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.and treated cottons. Saves you
hours of ironing!
BALL and MUTCH invite you
go see a Frigidaire Electric Dryer
in action and they're making
it easy for you to choose yours
by offering you lowest credit
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hubby along for a free demonstra-
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Dryer today: For more infor-
mation call 'BALL and 1VIUTCH,
'Clinton, phone HO 2-9505.
Ontario Hog Vote Official Results Show
Weak Support in Three Local Counties
centily by the Ontario Hog /Wale-
two-thirdS of the producer vote.
with a 59,7 majority • and Perth
hog marketing 'vote, released re-
Of the three local countieS gave
the plan the required approval of
ers Association, reveal that none
ecl best support, with 64.3 percent
"yes" votes, Huron aPproved it
Of the three, MiddleSeN .provia-
Official results of the July
cent in favour, 64,3.
voting, 2,949; -"yes",. 1,331; "no",
in favour, 45..1.
in favour, 59.7.
1,575; spoiled ballots, 43; percent
no. voting, '1,584; "yes", 1,019;
"inio", 545; spoiled ballotsc 20; per-
1,092; spoiled ballots, 28; percent
Voting, 2,782; 'yes", 1,662;
Middlesex. eligible, 3.080;
Perth—No. eligible, 3,976; no,
producers turned ;it down .1MA-1, a.
45a. minority, the lowest in the
province.
Percent in favour or the pro-
Vince was 67.6, slightly less than
ozligInal estimate, but still about
one percent more than the requir-
ed support...
Grey county getout the largest
number of voters — 3;099. Perth
which produces the most hogs, was
second with 2,949 and Huron
came third with 2,782. Middlesex
was eighth with a total of 1,584
ballots.
Complete results' for the three
counties are:
Huron—No. eligible, 4,509; no.
DON'T
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MOTORWAYS
FARE TO THE WESTERN FAIR
YOU CAN BUY A RETURN TICKET FOR THE
PRICE OF A ONE WAY FARE
September 8th to I 3-th
Ask your local MOTORWAYS Agent
The Western Ontario Motorways Ltd.
KITCHENER ONTARIO
NINE FOREIGN AIR ATTACHES visited RCAF Station
Clinton 'where they were given a tour and briefing on the Royal
Canadian Air Cadet summer camp at which nearly 2,000 boys
in four two-week camps visit the Western Ontario station.
Shown are (left to right) Colonel R. Wintted, Netherlands,
Colonel F. S. Schlighting, West Germany, Colonel N. R. S.
News of Brumfield
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Dinnin and
Wilma 'have moved to their new
home in the village (formerly
Archie Mustard's residence). On
Saturday Vic Dinnin and Billy,
Zurich; Harry Dinnin and Kathy,
Petroilia; Mr. and Mrs. Roibert
Barr, Patsy and Jeanne, Burling-
ton, assisted in the move.
Mrs. David Triebner learned
yesterday of the,. death of a niece,
living at iCromarty, which occur-
red in a car accident. Apparently
a tire blew out, she lost control
of the car and it went into the
ditch, striking a tree. A little
girl passenger suffered a broken
arm.
SUNSET
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Serpa, Brazil, Colonel R. Witty, U.S.A., Colonel D. Prava,
Columbia, Colonel G. de Pouvourville, France, Colonel F. Scheel,
Venezuela, Commodore L, R. Albornoz, Argentina and Colonel
M. Ospina, Columbia. The visiting attaches came to Clinton
from their respective embassies in Ottawa. (RCAF Photo)
ONTARIO STREET WMS
WILL MEET SEPTE1V[BER 9
The Woman's Missionary Sac-
dety of Ontario Street United Ch.,.
urich will meet on Tuesday aft-
ernoon, Septemlber 9, commencing
at 2.30 o'clock in the church par-
lour.
WEEKLY SPECIAL SAVINGS
DESERT FLOWER
Hand & Body Lotion
Reg 2.50
for $1.25
PAPER MATE BALL POINT
PEN — 1.98
SCHOOL MATE PEN 49c
Both for 1.98
Instantine Tablets
Bottles of 120's
Reg. 1.39
for 99c
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Chemist and Druggist
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carrier. Post Office money orders cost
little, and for additional protection you
get a receipt at time of purchase.
Post Office C.O.D. may suit your mall
order purchasing requirements better
— you pay the post office or your rural
mail carrier the amount of your bill plus
a nominal charge for handling.
Canada Packers
Ltd.
Fertiiizer
We Have On Hand The Following
Kinds of Fertilizer:
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1956 BUICK Century • Convertible—full power, radio, electric win-
dows, whitewalls, wheel discs (sells new for $6,600) $2,895
1956 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan only $1,495
1955 FORD Fairlane Sedan $1,195
1955 DODGE Mayfair Sedan $1,295
1954 PONTIAC Pathfinder Sedan $995
1953 BUICK Special Sedan—Dynaflow, radio, loaded! . $1,195
1953 CHEVROLET Sedan, 2-Door Hardtop, new motor only $895
1952 METEOR Sedan — Mainline $295
1951 CHEVROLET Sedan, 150 series $395
1949 DODGE Station Wagon $695
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Hensall Legion
-Bingo Winners
Mrs. Albert Baclour,_ Zurich and
her granddaughter shared the $95
jackpot at the Legion, Bingo held
in Hensall on Saturday night.
Other winners were: Mrs. Frank
Haines, Clinton; Mrs. Jack Cam-
even; aim Smale; Wilbert Parker,
Mrs. Roy Smade, Jim Smale; Mrs,
Norman Baird (3); Wilbert Park,
er, Mrs. Albert Badour; Mrs, Aus-
tin, Sea:forth; Mrs. Cowan; Mrs,
R. Vanstone; Miss Badour; Clar-
ence Taylor; Fred Kennings.
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Tues. Wed.—Sept. 9-10
"DESERT FURY"
Burt Lancaster -- Elizabeth Scott
Cartoon Comedy
1 1/4 Miles East of Goderich
on No. 8 Highway
Thurs., Fri.—Sept. 4-5
"HIGH HELL"
John Derek -- Elaine Stewart
Cartoon Comedy
Sat., Mon.—Sept. 6.8
"FIGHTING MAN OF
THE PLAINS"
Randolph Scott
And on the Same Program
"Man of Sherwood
Forest"
Don Taylor
Mrs. Hugh Berry returned home
recently from a trip to Seattle,
Wash., where she visited with her
brother Lawson Smith and faintly,
and a :brother-in-law, Wilson
Berry, in Victoria; also cousins in
Vancouver and Chilliwack.
Miss Marion Triebner, Eketer,
a new teacher at A/V/1\ff Hugh
Campbell Pulblic School at RCAF
Station Clinton, is staying with
Mrs. H.' Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Stack-
house, Wilton Grove, were visitors
with Mrs. Wes. Stackhouse, and
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart' Knox, Sar-
nia; Mr. and Mrs. "Lorne Wilson,
enjoyed a trip to Northern Ontario
last weekend.
Miss Jean Scott, MdKillop
Township, is the new teacher at
SS 3, Tackersinith Township.
Simon McKenzie is not so well
as' his friends' would like to see
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Eyre are
on an extended motor trip of
Western Canada. They intend vis-
iting Vancouver and Victoria, and
will return via the United States.
In their absence, their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David
Reid, Clinton, are in charge of the
farm.
Two Shows Nightly
First Show at Dusk
Children under 12, in cars, FREE
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