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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-10-01, Page 10News of Auburn: „ . Correspondent: MRS. W. BRAMOOK Phone Auburn 53W CGIT Organized Miss Barbara Woodruff, dea- coness of Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderieh, was the guest speaker last week to the 'teen,- -eV girls in the Sunday School room. of Knox Presbyterian. Ch- urch here, for the first meeting of the CGIT group, Mrs, Wes. Bradnock was in charge and Mrs. Duncan MacKay was at the piano. Scripture lesson was read by Barbara Sanderson, followed by prayer by Carole Brown. A piano solo was played by Barbara Mac- Kay and a. solo was sung by Margaret. Raines. Offering was received by Linda Andrews and the offertory pray- er given by Rose Marie Haggitt, Miss Woodruff gave an inter- esting talk on the meaning of CGIT and spoke of the purpose. She 'explained each phrase and told the girls why they should all be in training. She took charge of the election of officers which resulted as fol- lows: president, Barbara Sander- son; vice-president, Jannett Dob- ie; secretary, Margaret Haines; treasurer, Carole Brown; pianist, Barbara Mackay; social commit- tee, Linda Andrews, Marilyn Daer and Rose Marie Haggitt. Mrs. Donald Haines, president of the Women's Missionary Soc- iety brought greetings from that organization. Roll call for the next meeting is to be answered by a name for the CGIT. The CGIT will meet the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 7.30 p,m, The closing prayer was given by Marilyn Deer. A delic- ious lunch was served to the girls and the mothers who were the guests, Woman's Association Meets Mrs, R. Koopman's and Mrs. Bak- ker were the guest speakers when the Woman's Association of Knox United Church met in the Sunday school room for their first meet- ing of the fall season. The Orchid group was in charge and Mrs. Er- nest Durnin called the meeting to order. Mrs. William J, Craig was at the piano, Mrs. Harold Gross read the Scripture lesson. Miss Margaret R, Jackson pre- sented the meditation and led th prayer, A vocal duet was hung by Mrs, William T. Robison and Mrs. William J. Craig accompan- ied at the piano by Mrs. Norman Wight/Ian. Mrs, Koopmans and Mrs. Bak- ker spoke on their recent trip to Holland. Mrs. Koopmans read a thank-you note from Mrs. Koop- man's parents for the gift which the WA had sent them on the oc- casion of their 55th wedding an- niversary which she had attended in her home-land. Both ladies ex- pressed the opinion that Canada was a wonderful country to return. Furnace Finance Plan CHOOSE THE MAKE OF FURNACE AND THE HEATING FIRM OF YOUR CHOICE. WE WILL FIN- ANCE ALL OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS AND CON- VERSIONS ON LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS, WITH UP TO FIVE YEARS TO REPAY. — For Our Oil Customers Only — A. G. GRIGG and SON PHONE HU 2-9411 CLINTON 38-tfb Money hard to find? HFC does everything possible for your convenience in arranging an instalment cash loan up to $2,500. HFC gives you the convenience of real cash you can spend for any- thing. Drop in or phone. Life insurance available on all Loans HOUSEHOLD Fl CE M. R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH liCSEECOMOTIONZIOPMV.KemMOXISSM129MONSBEINV Amazing new safety principle eliminates dangerous roadside tire changing ... gives you a spare tire where you need it most—in the tire that's on the road! It's Goodyear's Captive-Air Steel Cord Safety Shield! HOW IT WORKS Ordinary tire when punetured or blown out, deflates right down to rim. Steering control may be lost. If outer tire blows,"built-i n " spare instantly takes over—for tii0n0 nueliics driving or more! You con with full control. -, Come in and see it! tipe Iflf STEEL-CORO SAFETY SHIELD by GOOD YEAR HAROLD'S White Rose ORE T TI ES Goodyear Tire Dealer PHONE H4 29023 CLINTON 75 CAR SALE -- 75 CAR SALE — 75 CAR SALE — 75 CAR SALE -- 75 CAR SALE 75- CARE SALE I 11.11 ..J a. •4 '4 ai U12, Pek, I I; Ui We MUST Make Room for New Model Cars Soon if You Don't Believe You Can Steal, Take A Look At The Prices Listed Below Come, See For Yourself. Be Convinced. IF WE CAN'T MAKE A DEAL!! —Pearson Motors Ltd.—Pearson Motors Ltd.—Pearson Motors L41..—Pearson Motors Ltd.—Pearson Motors Ltd.—Pearson Motors Ltd.— YOUR LAST WEEK TO A CAR AT PEARSON'S YOUR GAS HOME RIM NM fill ill% 9. UT Bell-McClinchey Varna United Church was the scene on Saturday afternon, Sep- tember 26, for the wedding of Joan Elizabeth Ann McClinchey and Donald Lawrence Bell, Bay- field. Tne bride is the daughter .of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest McChn- they, Varna, and the groom is the son; of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Bayfield, The Rev, T. J. Pitt of- ficiated, The bride was lovely in floor- length white silk organza over satin, styled with small V neck- line front and back, trimmed with brocaded lace, The fitted bodice had a large. bow at the back fal- ling into a small chapel train. Her finger-tip veil was 'held by a crown of pearls and sequins. She carried red roses and lily-of.the.. valley on, a white bible and streamers of rose-buds. Miss Joyce bell, Bayfield, was maid of honour in copper silk or- ganza over taffetta, AMiss' Mar- ilyn Steck* Bayfield, and Miss Lola Chuter, Varna were brides maids in matching beige 'dresses of silk organza over taftetta, Miss Bell carried a cascade of bronze and yellow 'mums and the brides- maids carried cascades of bronze 'mums, Mrs, Addle Willis, Varna, was organist and accompanied the soloist, Stanley Gingerich, Zurien, Miss • Janis .Galbraith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. ,Gal- braith, Bayfield, was ficwrgirj, in long white gown matching that of the bride. She carried a nose- gay of red and white carnations. For a reception at the Little Inn in Bayfield, the bride's moth-. er wore a sapphire blue crepe dress with black .4.1111 white acces- sories, For travelling the bride donned a cocoa brown fitted suit with beige and brown accessories, and a corsage of red roses and lily-of-, the-valley. Upon their return from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., the young couple will make their home in Clinton,. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured several times. On September 5, a pantry shower was held at the hom of Joyce Hayfield. On September 9, a Cerntniallity shower was held iris the town hall in Varna, and the young, bride-elect was presented with four tables and three lainPe, for the living, room, and a purse, of money. On September 1,1, a miscellan- eous shower was held at her aunt's home, Mrs. Erniners.on le, Kippen, at which relatives at- tended, and on September 16, the bride's mother entertained at ri‘. tea on afternoon and evening; 33rd Annual — Huron County PLOWING MATCH ti SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 To Be Held At The Farm of Wilson MacCartney Lot 30, Concession 5, on the London Rood Survey, Township of Tuckersmith, half way between Sea- forth and Brucefield, commonly known as the Mill Road. Under Auspices of NORTH HURON PLOWMAN'S ASSOCIATION Huron County Holstein Breeders' Annual Heifer Sale Clinton Fair Barns CLINTON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 1.30 p.m, ACCREDITED — VACCINATED — BLOOD-TESTED or LISTED A select group of Huron County bred heifers. They include prize-winners at the Huron County B. & W. Show. Some are from R.O.P. dams. Many are sired by and bred to top unit sires. Some fresh by sale time, the, balance due soon. Also 2 or 3 good open heifers., Bob Shore, Auctioneer For Catalogues Write: HUME CLUTTON ALLEN BETTIES' Goderich, Ont. Bayfield, Ont, 39-40-b PAGE,irthi CIAMON.14M-1ACORD ViVR,SPAY, ,OCTOPFa1., 1900 HOLMESVILLE MR$. F. Phone Ht) .2-7418 Miss Meaner Yeo, nurse-in- training at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeo, Miss Helen Potter, teacher at Oakridge Acres, London, and Ken- neth Potter, student at the OAC, Guelph, spent the weekend at the home of - their parents, Mr; and Mrs, Blrner Potter. Guests at the weekend with Mr. and Mrs-. Frank McCullough were their daughter, Miss Francis Mc- Cullough, student at Toronto Wes- tern Iiospital, and Mr. and Mrs, John Beatty, Willowdale. Miss Mary Helen Yeo, Strat- ford Teacher's College, was the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Yeo, at the weekend. Dewar Norman was in Kitchen- er last Wednesday, visiting his mother, Mrs, Frank Norman, who is a patient at the K & W Hospi- tal, that city. Rev. M. G. Newton, Smithville, will be the guest minister for the Anniversary Services at Holmes- vine United Church on Sunday, October 4. Services will start at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs, William Norman visited with Mrs Frank Norman at the K & W Hospital, Kitchen- er, last Sunday. Jim Corren is a patient in the Clinton Public Hospital. His neighbors wish him a very speedy recovery. home to, Mrs, Harold Webster thanked both ladies and offering was re- ceived by Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Robert J. Arthur. The president, Mrs. Arthur Grange took charge of the busi- nes period. It was decided to hold a Christmas Fair on Friday even- ing, November 20. A donation was also voted for the furnace fund. The last two verses of the hymn were sung and the benedic- tion was pronounced by Mrs. Grange. Lunch was served by the ladies of the Orchid group. New Cars & Demonstrators '59 FORD CUSTOMLINE TUDOR, new ear war- ranty, 6,000 mites . . $2295 '59 PONTIAC STRATO-CHI ''' ''' TUDOR, two- tone, coral and white, new car war- ranty $2495 '59 PONTIAC STRATO-CHIEF 4-DOOR, finish- ed in lovely crown sapphire '' . $2595 '59 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, .4-Door, V-8, auto- matic, custom radio, padded dash, wind- shield washers, new. '59 BUICK ELECTRA 225, equipped with every conceivable GM accessory but refrig- eration $2,000 OFF LIST! '59 VAUXHALL VICTOR SUPER, our courtesy car, now for sale at ........ $625 down GMC TRUCKS Only 2—HALF-TON LONG BOX PICKUPS left. Only $1995 and your acceptable trade- in (if it's a truck or not). AVVentherh Loggersu Sunveyous, C*Towne...1@rz '57 GMC 3/4 -TON PICKUP with 4-wheel drive, only 5,000 miles, one-half original price. '57 GMC 1-TON 4-Wheel Drive, only 3,700 miles, make us an offer. '58 GMC LONG BOX PICK-UP, like new, only $1795 '57 FORD 1-TON STAKE, 4-speed transmis- sion, only 21,000 miles, '56 DODGE HALF-TON PANEL. '56 DODGE 21/2 -TON VAN, new motor, new tires. '53 GMC 1/2 -TON PICK-UP, '52 GMC 1/2 -TON PICK-UP. '51 MERCURY 1-TON, 4-speed transmission, like new. '50 I.-H. 1-TON, 7x9 stake Body, dual rear wheels, 4-speed transmission. '49 CHEVROLET 1/2 -TON PICKUP, NEW BEDFORD 3/4 -TON PANEL $1995 ALL THE CARS LISTED BELOW CAN BE BOUGHT ON LOW-COST GMAC TERMS, WITH ONLY ONE-THIRD DOWN, BAL- ANCE UP TO 36 MONTHS OR IF YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD No Money Down 58's Balance '58 CHEVROLET DELRAY 2-Door, only 22,000 miles $1595 '58 PONTIAC STRATO-CHIEF 2-Door, 6 0,1,, custom radio kw mileage $1595 '58 VAUXHALL STATION WAGON, only 4,000 original miles, the scarcest model on the road today• $1495 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN, anniver- sary gold metalic, custom radio $1575 57"5 '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 300 SEDAN, 8-cyl., custom radio, seat belts, all-new nylon white walls, 27,000 miles $1295 '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 300 SEDAN, radio, automatic drive, wheel discs, executive driv- en . $1345 '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 500 STATION WAG- ON, 4-Door, V-8, automatic, custom radio, positively like• new $1695 S6's '56 BUICK SPECIAL 4-Door Hardtop, equipped with automatic drive, whitewalls, finished in gleaming crocus yellow ... . .. $1295 '56 DODGE DELUXE 2-Door, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, owned by one of our mech- anics $1045 '56 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR HARDTOP, automat- ic drive, custom radio, etc. $1195 '56 CHEVROLET 2-Door, excellent condition, 2- tone green $995 '56 CHEVROLET 4-Door, 210 Series, driven by a woman since new $995 56 AUSTIN A-50 SEDAN, radio, overdrive, gray with red leather interior, showroom condi- tion $850 '56 PONTIAC PATHFINDER 2-Door, custom radio, rear-seat speaker, 34,000 original miles $995 '56 FORD FAIRLANE STATION WAGON, auto- matic drive, T-bird motor $1175 55's We Are Overstocked With 8 - '55 Chevrolet Sedans some with automatic drive, radios, none have over 40,000 miles. While they last. Balance $850 '55 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN Hardtop 2-Door, whitewalls, wheel discs $595 '55 DODGE SEDAN, radio, new motor, a steal at $695 '55 NASH AMBASSADOR SEDAN, complete with bed, just the thing for traveller .. $675 54,c '54 PONTIAC BUSINESS COUPE, automatic drive, custom radio, finished with a full lea- ther interior $790 '54 METEOR RIDEAU HARDTOP, automatic drive, power steering, radio, power brakes $350 '54 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN, automatic drive, radio, whitewalls, excellent shape. '54 PONTIAC 2-Door, a 40,000 mile original fin- ished in Highland Green $670 '54 PONTIAC PATHFINDER DELUXE Sedan, radio, owned by an elderly gentleman, like new .... . .. $795 '54 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan, very clean car, new finish $665 '54 METEOR NIAGARA 2-Door, custom radio, new bronze metallic .... $635 53's '53 CHEVROLET 150 SEDAN $390 '53 OLDS. 98 SEDAN, hydramatic, radio, power brakes, a luxury car $435 '53 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN, dynaflow, radio, owned by a local school teacher ‘. $035 '53 PONTIAC PATHFINDER SEDAN, finished in gleaming black, excellent condition $595 '53 FORD SEDAN, custom radio, new tires $595 52% The cars listed below must absolutely be all sold in order to make room for the new models. Make us an offer on any one of these. We guar- antee you will go home with a ear. '52 FORD MA4',ILINE TUDOR, custom radio, new motor, '52 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, finished in metallic blue. '52 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN. '52 PONTIAC PATHFINDER DELUXE 2-Door, newly refinished in Banff blue. '52 CHEVROLET COACH, blue. '52 PONTIAC FLEETLINE SEDAN 4-Door, '52 METEOR CUSTOMLINE SEDAN, good transportation. '52 AUSTIN SEDAN, black with whitewalls, executive driven. 51's '51 METEOR SEDAN, custom radio, overdrive, black with whitewalls. '51 PONTIAC SEDAN, 49,000 original miles. 9 Other 51's—Buicks, Plymouths, Dodges, Fords. 50's '50 PONTIAC 2-Door Down Payment $69 '50 MERCURY SEDAN with radio, 2-tone green, new motor Down Payment $69 '50 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, 2-tone green with radio Down Payment $89 ,111••••••••.1•INIMIRIMOI0111.. NO DOWN PAYMENT it YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD * LOW COST GM TERMS —UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY MOTORS LTD. PONTIAC BUICK — VAUXHALL — G.M.e. TRUCKS BEDFORD VANS ZURICH — — EXETER --TO 5,1030W uosaaaci—'-'p41 s4b4OW 0.105030j-- 'pn smow uosAood--.111041 s4040W uosaoad—,-`pn 5.4040%.1 uos.106d-7111 SA040y1 uos.sbad — L 3W5 3WD 54 — 31VS IND SIL 31V5 BYO 54 31YS V 54 31VS BYO SL 31VS iv Si '1*-1