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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-09-04, Page 10Ask About Our 'Family Package Plan Here is Life insurance which covers you, your wife, your present children, future child- ren born or adopted; in an I all-in-one policy with one-low monthly premium. It also builds up generous cash val- ues and retirement funds, _0_ 11/;;-PREPARE NOW_ IN THE •Z-SUMMER t-1/1 1%\ TIME AND THEN DEFY THE WINTRYi.) 'ME r„, CLINTON ASK FOR ' INVITATIONS tb ANNOUNCEMENTS INFORMALS 1/ ACCESSORIES *SPA AcitiV .943 NAT1ONAlt:,. LIT US ASSIST YOU WMI YOUR WEDDING PLANS„ CQAtig 114, Atia ASK FOR YOUR PRO BRIDAL GIFT R,E GIST Eft CLINTON NEWS RECORD THE STERL ING T R USTS CORPORATION 372 Bay St., 1-3 Dunlop St., Toronto Barrie EMpire 4-7495 PArkway 8-5181 (Miss Hodgens) (Mr. Alcorn) df.:, a Word, pandm top 75r, $4., Sept, G,--H me and produce Sale, Council en.ainberS0, sponsored by WA Turner's Church,. at 3 p.m, Dancing every Friday at Bay- field ?amnion. Dance to Nen Wil- lbee and his orchestra. A.dmission. 75e, $1.25- a couple. 34.tfb- Goderich Pavilign—Daneing ery .Saturday' night. Glen Brick, lin and his All-'Star Orchestra, 36-7-8-9-b. DON'T ARGUE ABOUT MONEY! JOIN THE Clinton Community Credit Union Ltd. Ontario Street HU 2,9642 CLINTON-ONTARIO Featuring the Largest Wide Screen In Huron County 0 0 0 Thursday and Friday'— Sept. 4 and 5 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "THE YOUNG DON'T CRY” Sal Mine° and James Whitmore "RETURN TO WARBOW Phil Carey and Katherine McLeod (ONE CARTOON) Saturday and Monday — Sept. 6 and 8 "THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY" Hardy Kruger (ONE CARTOON) Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 9 and T 0 "The Best Things in Life Are Free" Gordon McRae -- Shirley North and Ernest Borgnine (ONE CARTOON) 0 0 0 Two Shows Nightly — Rain or Clear Box Office Open at 8 p.m. — First Show at Dusk CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE Back To School Buys. SEPTEMBER IS THE MONTH FOR BARGAINS! SEE THESE! '55 DODGE Crusader Sedan $1350 Whitewall tires. Fender Skirts, Side Mirrors. Radio. Smart green finish. '55 CHEVROLET Sedan $1550 This is a lovely family car. In top condition. '52 FORD Coach $ 550 Smart two tone. Radio. Good motor and tires. '57 CHEVROLET Sedan $2275 One careful owner. Smart blue two- tone. Many extras. A premium car. '53 PLYMOUTH Coach $ 850 This is a one owner car. Try it! '53 METEOR Coach $ 850 Puffy reconditioned and really smart! '53 CHEVROLET Coach $ 675 New paint. Good tires and motor. It's cheap! '57 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton Pickup $1575 Own owner. Low mileage. '53 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton Pickup $ 875 New paint. Has had one local owner since new. Much better than average. YOU'LL FIND IT ISN'T HARD TO DO BUSINESS WITH US! Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. ft REGISTER NOW! Names Are Now Being Taken For The CLINTON MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE BOWLING TO START THIRD WEEK OF SEPT., 1958 PLEASE REGISTER AT THE ALLEY ON OR BEFORE SEPT. 6, 1958 H. Black, president PIN BOYS WANTED For The Coming Season CLINTON W Must be eBOY ealG Years of Age ALLEY 35-6-b r#IMI4.41.0411MIP41.411,MINNINIMIPOINNIMIP41.1,0~4ININ114 "EAGLE" FOUNTAIN PENS 49c "SECRETARY" FOUNTAIN PENS 49c (Precision made for good writing) "AMERICAN" FOUNTAIN PENS smooth writing $9c WEAREVER "PIONEER" FOUNTAIN PEN 79c ECLIPSE "MAJOR" — Select Your Own Point $1.00 SHEAFFER "FEATHERTOUCH" FOUNTAIN PEN, interchangeable point, ideal for school or office use $2.49 SHEAFFER "SKRIPSERT" CARTRIDGE PEN, 2 free cartridges with each pen $2.95 ESTERBROOK PEN—choose your own point $3.25 WATERMAN'S SCHOOL PEN $1.95 WATERMAN'S CARTRIDGE PEN 4 free cartridges $3.95 SCRIPT() CARTRIDGE PEN-2 free cartridges $2.49 MelEwan's GIFTS and STATIONERY Clinton -- DiaI HU 2-9760 eynsripr......pps4n •V• PAGE Cligsa0N ligW$4=0XT, THURSDAY, SEPT/EMBER 4, 1958 The Kinsmen, sponsored Pee Wee .13.4s5ebau town league resumes its regular schedule on, Monday night at the Public School grounds, Early part off the schedule was xun, in, June before .school closed. Tere are still nine games to be played, The two top teams Will then play off for the Town League championships, and will be the holders: .o the News,-Record Tro- pSlly for one year, Team standing to date: W L P 6 1 6 Kin Peewees Ready to Finish League Play; Nine Games Left in Schedule Yankees Dodgers 3 1 6 White Sox 2 II 4 Giants 2 1 4 Braves 2 2 4 Indians 0 3 0 CardinalS 0 3 0 'YANKEES: Laurie, Colgithoun Randy Glew, Jim Livermore, Greg, cry Crowe, John Powell, Bill St- rong, 'Wayne, Dupee, Larry Pear- son, Barry Glazier, Peter Black, Harvey Holland, Doug Dane, Rollie Steep; Kin Frank. Cook and Ray Bieman, managers, Without Obligation Phone: SoliN)111,TS .biasse-McPherson A lovely wedding of wide inter- est took place at St. Peter's Re,, man Catholic Church, St, Joseph on Saurday, August 23 at 9.30 a,rn. when Jean MacPherson and Peter Masse exchanged marriage vow before the Rev. Father Pois- son amid a setting of glad' and fern, The {bride: is the daughter of Dave Macpherson Nova Scotia, and the late Alm, MapPberson. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs,. James Masse, Zurich, Miss Yvonne Deno/nine, Zurich, provided 'traditional wedding mus- fic and accompanied 'the soloist, Mrs. Douglas Moir, Brampton, whe sang, "Ave, Maria" and "Mother Beloved". The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Louis Masse, was love- ly in a ballerina-length gown of white crystalline accented with pearls and sequins. Her three- quarter length veil of French il- lusion was caught to a tiara of pearls, and sequim, and she car- ried a white Bible crested with mauve orchids, 'Mrs. Allan Ludford, London, at- tended her sister as matron of hon- our, wearing peach crystalline, ballerina length, and carried a cas- cade of nixed glowers, Michael. Masse, London, attend- ed the groom, and Don Dietrich and Douglas Moir were ushers. The wedding dinner was served at the New Commercial Hotel, Hensall. For travelling to Northern Ont- ario, the bride wore a royal blue flannel suit. The couple will re- side in St. Joseph. All the family attended the wed- ding (50) from Florida, Brampton, Toronto, London, Goderich, Dash- wood and Zuaiieh. The reception, attended by hun- dreds, was held in the evening at the Zurich Community centre with coffee and wedding cake served by Mr. and Mrs. James Masse and family. H. C. LAWSON, Representative, Phone HU 2-9644 Clinton, Ontario YOUR MONEY DOUBLES ITSELF IN 15 YEARS GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • issued in amounts from $100 upwards for 3, 4 or 5 years. • earn 4 3/4 % interest, payable half- yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. Fall Hunting Prospects are. Encouraging Banner Year AhOd for 'Pheasants • - iVfooday games, September 8; Indians vs Giants (at RCAF :Stat. ton Clinton) Braves. vs White Sox (at Public School) Cardinals vs Dodgers (at Public School) Friday games, September 19; Braves vs Giants (at RCAF Sta- tion) Yankees vs White Sox (at Public School) Cardinals vs Indians (at PUblic School) Monday games, September 15; White Sox vs Giants (at Public School) Yankees vs Cardinals (at RCAF Station) Dodgers vs Indians (at Public School) Following are teams, listing first the captain of each. DODGERS: Bob Livermore, John Cooper, Paul Ladd, Peter Staniferth, Jeffrey Dixon, Larry Pickett, Doug Proctor, Bobby Pearson, Kenny Clarke, Jim Hoy, Jackie McMichael, Bill Strong, Russell Ingram; Kin Ken Gibb. ings, manager. BRAVES: Bayne Boyes, D,oug Fremlin, Bryan Lavis, Robert Glazier, Rapt Cook, Bradley Dut- ot, Gary Fleet, George Elliott, Bobby MetlYtichael, Allan Lowe, John Sinicinson, Norman Bonny- man, Gary Black; Kin Don Young, manager. INDIANS: D. o u Macaulay, Doug Parker, Bernie Scott, Bob Batkin, Keith. Burton, Ken Smith, Ken Slade, Doug McPherson, Har- ry Cummings, Paul Dixon, Mich- ael Bellinger, Dennis' Shipp, Char- les Switzer; Kin Malt Edgar, manager. WHITE SOX: Borden McRae, Keith. Ashton,, Robert Lee, Billie Barnes, John Cox, Bruce Thmner- ton, Ediwin. Kingswell, Bruce' Bet- ties, Philip White, Paul Shorey, Mark Schoenbals, Jimmy Coop- er, Jiamniy Edwards; Kin Gard Platt, manager. RCAF No. 1 (CARDINALS): Gary Gilts, Pat Murphy, Arnold George, Tom Gillette, David Des, jardine, Warren Hatherall, Roy Paul., Paul 'Cervantes, Gordon Lo- gan, Vernon Malidoon, Frank Sco- bel, Jim Reynolds, Michael Wheel- house, Stuart Westie, Gerald Mur- phy, Jackie Slater. Coach: Corp- oral Frank Scobel. ; "Barring unforseen eireumStanc, es whieb. may affect 'the popula- tion, birds will be plentiful at the hunt on Pelee; There will be more than enough cocks for ail bunters and the ,hens, of course, will be ab, undant. The latter are being shot to keep the population at the nor- mal carrying capaciity of the is- land, Hunters are urged to es- sist in this management program by hens onl liMiting their shooting to two y,'' BROWNIE'S Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS. Dealer HUnter 2.9121 CLINTON H E. HARTLEY HU 2-6693 Canada Life Assurance Co. BOWLING BITS (By H. W. E.) Jitney winners this week were ladies, first, Mrs. G. W. Nott; second, Mrs', William Jervis; men's, first, Jack Nediger; second, Hugh Hawkins, RCAF No. 2 (GIANTS) : Mich- ael Burns., Herb Mellish, Chris Hoodspith, George Archibald, Phil- ip Burns, Gerald Durnin, Kenneth Geiger, Billy Baird', Craig Carter, Peter Naish, Richard Gellatly, Robert Robichaud, Danny Krews- ki, Donald Matthews, Dale Xing, Wayne Beau,pre. Coach: Sergeant Joe Hopaluk. Junior Farmers Plan Tenth r Anniversary Party at Seaforth On August 18, a special meet- ing of the Omni County Junior Farmers executive, to deal with plans for the "Tenth Anniversary" was held in 'the agricultural office board rooms, Clinton. ,Approximately 1,500 invitations Will be sent out to invite past and present members to,. the Oct, ober 4 and 5 event, The celebra- tion gets underway with a chicken barbecue from 5 to 8 pan, at the Seaforth Agricultural Grounds on October 4. Tickets to go om sale early in September and may be purchased from any Junior Farm- er member in the County. A var, lefty program is scheduled from. 8 p.m. to 9 pm, followed by danc- ing, in the Seaforth Community Centre.- On Sunday evening, October 5, a :church service is to be held in Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, with Padre Young, of the Ontario Awl:cultural College, Gu- elph, as guest speaker. A fireside serVice, held after church will br- ing the' anniversary celebration to a 'close. Miss Marilyn Marshall, editor of the Tenth Anniversary Year Book, reported the material is now being 'edited and is going to press. The book, covering the history of the six cluibs' in the county, var. IOUS county events and contain- ing pictures, should make It well worth buying. The next meeting of the Junior Farmer executive will be held in 'Clinton on Septemfber 22. 4 to Wildlife Biologist Lloyd Stock, back from a pheasant survey of Pelee Island for the Ontario Dep- artment of Lands and Forests, says fall hunting prospects are encouraging, "Reports from across the' en- tire district indicate that this is a banner 'year for pheasants," he says, "The hatch and survival up to the end of July have been a- bove average, and birds have been seen in areas where they have ;been absent for the past few years. "If the mortality rate .heinains normal for the balance of the growing, season, birds will be rela- tively plentiful and the hunter will have a good chance of filling his bag this fall, "On Pelee Island, the July sur- vey just completed revealed that the pheasants there have increased substantially in numbers; the av- erage brood size at present is 7.5 clAcks, "The season on Pelee has been set for Wednesday and Thursday, October 29 and 30, The bag limit —nine cocks and two hens. 'The season thus far on Pelee 'has been as good if not better than on the mainland. The water supply on the island has not been a 'limiting factor which may have been the case elsewhere in, south- western Ontario during the un- usually dry spring and early sum- mer. Wins Wristwatch Norman Lockhart, RR; 3, Myth, was the lucky winner of a wrist- watch offered by McEwan's Sta- tionery Store here as a Back-to- school promotion. New Pen for School ? Choose One From These