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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-03-31, Page 8FUEL OIL OIL Prompt Efficient Delivery R.RIALINTON•CPAani HU 2-6633 FUEL OIL sAff.1 MOTOR OIL ,c-Z. 7.--GASOLINE LUBRICANTS • $• $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 2 5 , 00 0 LIFE INSURANCE - 20-year reducing convertible term insurance) ANNUAL PREMIUMS 41,). Age 30 $59.95 Age 40 $111.23 Age 35 79.10 Age 45 173.23 Additional Benefits—non-cancellable total disability income and additional .accidental indemnity available for the above fft• plan at low extra premium. OCCIDENTAL LIFE co). W. C. FOSTER 92 Huron St. E., Exeter—Ph. 317 • TERM $ $ $ $ $ LIFE DISABILITY $' $ "Term Insurance on the Best Terms" • ft CA- GROUP $ • FARMERS Announce the Appointment of Jack Elliott ti As their DEALER in the Clinton Area A Complete Line of • CONCENTRATES • FEEDS • FERTILIZERS • FENCING • GRASS SEEDS • SEED GRAIN • CEDAR POSTS • TWINE JACK ELLIOTT'S ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE AT CNR TRACKS—JUST WEST OF HIGHWAY 4 — Buy and Sell Ontario Grains — 13-14-b 'FARM SUPPLIES — available at — AND ALL Save Feed Dollars Year 'Make Down Monthly 59 OHEV. EEL AIR,- radio, automatic $239 DODGE MAYFAIR SEDAN 229 ONE BUICK LeSabre HARDTOP 349 OWNER PONTIAC STRATO CHIEF SEDAN 239 CARS PONTIAC STATION WAGON ...., .... ..,,,..,— 295 $ 79 78, 11.0 79 93 10 % DOWN — 10% DOWN — o list Week We Sold :00 2 CARS IN LONDON 5 CARS IN CLINTON 3 CARS. IN GODERICH 2 CARS IN GRAND BEND 4 CARS IN SEAFORTH 0 6 CARS IN ZURICH & EXETER ?* 24 CAR TOTAL 0 z 2 CARS IN WINGHAM 57 METEOR CUSTOM "300" 179 62 56 JACK'S BEST BUY '55 OLDSMOBILE 88 With hydromatic, custom radio, power brakes, smart finish in cream, white and turquoise. CAN'T MISS AT $895.00 TOP THIS ? '56 MONARCH Richelieu -*Hop With automatic, radio, whitewalls. In stylish black and' white. FULL PRICE.--JUST $1250.00 ▪ 11, News of :Thursday, March 31, 1.960 .tions Put On ..foolish Fashion Show Loads Of Fun At Ladies. Night NEWS OF LOCKS BOA 0 Cerrespendon$ *RS, BERM Al41[440: rh.que 37 Mr, and Mrs. Robert Parker, and two children, London, visited, IAS parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker for the weekend. Mr, .and Mrs, Percy Renner and David visited his parents in Tees- water on Wednesday. Mrs. Wilfred Heard returned home on Thursday after halln~". undergone surgery in Clinton Pu- blic Hospital,. Mrs. George Connell who suf- fered a heart. ttack •en Thursday, is a patient in Clinton public Rey. and. Mrs. E, O. Lancaster, Woodstock, visited. the Rev, E. J, B. Harrison at the Rectory ... on Tuesday of last week. Mr, and Mrs. R. N, Middleton and Bob, Hensall, visited her sis- ter, Miss Lucy 13., woods, on. Sun- day. Mrs. Malcolm Toms left on Sat- urday to visit her daughter, Mrs,. Lloyd Westlake and family, Kit- chener.- Master Oregory Hargreaves, Brucefield, returned home on Sunday after spending two weeks with Mrs, Alice Johnston, while his mother was in Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs, Keith Gemeinhardt return, ed tto London to be near her hus- band, on Sunday evening, after having been home with her child- ren for a couple of daYS, C, J. Merner, Detroit, accomp- anied by his brother-in-law, Rod- ney Caton, London, were at his home on Celina Street from Sat- urday to. Tuesday, Grant Turner, accompanied by Merton Merner, motored to Wind- sor on Sunday for his uncle Will- iam Turner, owing to the death of the latter's brother-in-law, George Campbell. Mrs. James Cruickshank and Berthena, Holmesville, spent the weekend with her sister, Miss Ber- thena Sturgeon, Mrs. 3. H. Cobb returned home on Sunday after having spent the past few weeks at Clearwater, Florida. Miss Charlene Scotchmer, Strat- ford Teachers' College, is home this week while doing practice tea- ching at SS 1, Tuckersmith, under Mrs. Reichert. The Rev. and Mrs. Peter Ren- ner, Teeswater, and the latter's brother Cy Gibson, Saulte Ste. Marie, visited their children, Percy fi BayId e Renner and family, and Mrs, Glenn Brandon and family on Friday, F/O Donald Stirling, Camp Borden, visited his aunts, Misses A. M. and g, J. Stirling from Sunday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. William Parker and Char- lie, Lender', are visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, J, Fraser this week. William Parker was also with them for the weekend. Mrs, 3. H, Porker received word on Monday that her granddaugh- ter; Janice Pruss, London, has re- covered from an attack of scarlet fever and returned to school., Influenza recently invaded the village, but many persons. who have been laid up with that mis- erable. malady are improving in health. This week brinks real promise of spring in weather reports as well As that of bird watchers. The plovers are bank. and wild geese have been .sighted flying north, Mrs. Alice' Johnston and family, Mr, and Mrs. george Wilson, vis, ited with the, limner's brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.. Mar- ray Brunskill, Belmont, on Sun" day. Mr. and IVIt$, E. W, Oddleifson are at their home in the village for :several weeks. Mr. Oddleif.' son, who was a, patient in Victor- ia Hospital for a month following a heart seizure, was. able to re- turn to his home in London last Week. Mrs. Wilfred . Turner, Johnny and Linda, Parry Sound, have have been visiting her huaband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tur- ner, Wilfred Turner was also with them over 'the weekend. Miss Ardith Elliott, Goderich, and Miss Joyce Moffatt, Wing- ham, Stratford Teacher's College, are doing practice teaching this week under Mrs. William .E. Par- ker. 0 AUBURN Correspondent: MRS. W. BRADNOCK 4-H Homemakers The Auburn 4-H Club met at the home of Linda Andrews with the• president, Marian Hickey in charge. Roll call was answered by 13 members telling where they get their meat supply. Mrs. Keith Machan reviewed the work covered in the previous meet- ings and told the girls how to look for quality in pork. Mrs. Davies showed the girls how to cook swiss steak and this was sampled by the members. She told some of the secrets in cooking meats and how to cook the cuts that are not so tender. Roll call for the next meeting on April 4 at the home of Shirley and Carole. Brown will be to bring the record books. .our 13.ayfieki .correspondent). The annual Ladies ,Night of the Hayfield Lions Club was held at Green Forest Motor Hotel Grand. Bend on Tuesday, March 22, with. an attendance of 66. Guests were present from Zurich, Seaforth, Grand Bend and Clinton Clubs. Alf Seqtchmer, president, gave a welcome and introduced those at the head table, The toast to the ladies was giv- en by Lion Russ Kerr, and re- sponded to nby Mrs, Jack Scotch- mer. Past Deputy Governor Hugh Hawkins made a few remarks, Vice-President Reg. Francis in- troduced the gnest speaker, Dr. E. A. McMaster. He illustrated .his interesting talk ..on his trip to Japan with beautiful coloured slid- Bayfield Obituary George - Campbell (By our Bayfield Correspondent) George Campbell, a lifelong resident 'of Stanley Township (RR 3, Bayfield.), died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Saturday, March 26, 1.960, after an illness of three weeks. , Born in Stanley Township, Oc- tober 10, 1880, he was the son of the late Helena Wild and George Campbell. On February 26, 1908, he was married to Miss Florence Turner, and they took up residence on his farm, the family homestead be- tween the Blue Water Highway and Bronson Line, where they have resided ever since. The deceased man was a mem- ber of St. Boniface Roman Cath- olic Church, Zurich. Surviving- are his widow, and a daughter, Mary (Mrs. Carl Bar- ber), Hamilton; two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Kahle, Guelph, and Mrs. 3. Barrie, Dunnville; and two grand- sons, Wayne and Robert Barber, Hamilton, The body rested at the West- lake funeral home,. Zurich, until Wednesday morning when the funeral mass was sung by the Rev. Father C. A. Doyle, in St. Boniface Church. Interment was made in. St. Boldface Cemetery. Pallbearers were six nephews: Ray Freckleton, Robert Turner, Grant Turner, Harold Turner, Alvar Kaine, William Chapman. Friends and relatives attended from Kitchener, Guelph, Dunn- ville, Detroit, Windsor, Port El- gin, Stratford, Hamilton, and Goderich. es, Past president Grant Turner expressed thanks to Dr, MoKast- er for his splendid address,. After intermission, a hilarious skit was. presented by member of the Bay4eld..Club assisted. by the Mrs. Grant Turner was com- mentator for the fashion show staged by sewn graceful models of a ladieS wear firm, They were:. Miss Anatomy Energy I (Grant Stirling) in .a 'Spring ensemble, with a new face-framing hat, shoes and accessories, including, jade costume lowellery to give "that eorne,hither look". Miss. Pero-Over Supertest (Gr- ant Turner) in a playsuit with sep- arate skirt which "may be worn with or without shoes.!' Miss Bayfield 1960 (Alf Scotch- mer) in bathing eostuine "a vis- ion of beauty , . . A Mid-SuMmer Night's Dream", Mrs. Agatha Come-On (James A. Cameron) a winsome widow in golf attire---"Her sun-valley sleeve- less dress with the gently round- ed lines to accentuate her athletic figure . . the essential new stye- string appearance". Madam Bottoms-Up (Elgin Pot- ter, understudy for F, P. Miceli who was ill) bra, foundation . gar- ment and negligee—"How essen- tial our undergarments are to give. a well-groomed appearance . . for the matronly figure", Miss Harvetta ,A.11-11.1an, (Harvey Coleman) wearing a cocktail gown. —"Our most coquettish and strik- ing blonde , . . `dancing in the dark' is the most thrilling part of her life". Miss Matilda Old-Maid (Les. in Baby Doll- pyjamas with matching 'duster, "A beautiful. creation of nylon and lace." The glamorous models played their parts splendidly showing off both the original styles and their figures to advantage as the com- mentator went into details, draw- ing gales of laughter from the aud- ience. • The show was directed by Mrs. James Cameron; make-up artists, Mrs. Grant Stirling and Mrs. Alf Scotchmer; prop woman, Mrs. H. ,Coleman; script writer, Mrs. F. P. Arkell; music by Mrs. Donald Kingsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tamblyn spent Friday and ,Saturday with the Rev. and Mrs. T. J. White, aft 'Springfield. Mr, and Mrs.. Robert Thompson and daughters spent Sunday at. ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Moorefield. Mrs. Alf Wetherell, Excel, Al- ta,„ vvite has spent the past win- ter with relatives and old tic- quaintences, spent the weekend in the village calling on friends. She intends leaving for the West the latter end of Little Miss Susan Underwood, Wingham, is spending . a week With her grandparents, Mr, and WS, Nelson Lear, Mrs. Val Townsend, Clinton,' visited with Mr. and Mrs, Rob- grit, .Townsend on Monday, A number of the Women' lVlis- %Query - Society members attended the 35th Annual Presbyterial which was held in Norttside Un- ited Church, Seaforth, Thursday, HARRY WILLIAMS MINIIIMIIIIIIMININ11.1111111.1.111111REEIWW of last week, The meeting was . well attended. .. The 'Women's Institute will hold their. April meeting on Thursday,. April 7, The installation of of- ficera will be presided over by Mrs. Popp, District President, Mrs. Herb Travis, Walton, will give a demonstration on cooking, and the sunshine, Sister banquet Mrs, Earl Gaunt and ,daughter Faye, Londeshoro, visited with the former's sister, Mrs. Bent Lohb on Friday. is being held next Tuesday even, thg, April Tiger Dunlop. The. grandmothers club met at the .home of Mrs, Nelson Lean Wednesday of last week, with 12 present. During the afternoon two of the -WK bale quilts were tied, a few readings and cards were enjoyed, after which the hostesses served a tasty lunch. 'a.99 .News-Record Clinton Feed Mill Huron Street, Clinton Phone HU 2-3815 0 0 z O iLl 58 NASH METRO HARDTOP 119 • ---- METEOR CUSTOMLINE 199 Zs' • LIKE PONTIAC' PARISIENNE HARDTOP ' 249 0 NEW CHEV. AUTOMATIC 199 0 0 ALL U G R N E E D 10% DOWN -7 10% DOWN BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN ...... „ ....... ,...,.. 139 BUICK ROADMASTER ITARD4rot, .... „. 239 . PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN HARDTOP ....... 169' CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR ................. „„, 129 AUSTIN A50 SEDAN„ ...... , ........... „..„.... ...... 119 FORD STATION WAGON 169 BUICK SPECIAL. HARDTOP 179 PONTIAC HARDTOP 179 BUICK CONVERTII3LE 239 JUST 10 %, DOWN 10'% DOWN —10% DOWN -- 42 69 85 69 I' III NO RED TAPE PONTIAC COUPE $109 $ 39 METEOR "NIAGARA" ' 99 41 OLDSMOBILE "88" 109 39' BUICK HARDTOP 109 39 0 FORD CUSTOMLINE 99 41 '.0 CHEV, DELUXE TWO-DOOR 59 27 FOR)) STATION WAGON 119 41 NM O G %0 I Pearson Motors Ltd. PONTIAC BUICK — VAUXHALL — GMC TRUCKS and BEDFORD VANS "Huron County's Largest Car Dealer" ZURICH EXETER Z ' 55 rOrtID TUDOR 99 36 PONTIAC HARDTOP 139 48 O TOP CHEVROLET SEDAN ....... ,...„...... 119 3 41 PONTIAC SEDAN 79 34 C) A U CHEV. BEL AIR 139 4 FOR D SEDAN Automatic 0 \ 119 41 8 Zi'4,) L E NASH SEDAN 79 34 ....., S 0 0 z 0 0 ONLY 10% DOWN We guartintee you will NOT be turned away because 48 0 83 59 45 41 59 62 62 83 53 CHEV. BEL AIR SEDAN 89 ' 37 PONTIAC TWO DOOR e 59 27 HUDSON HORNET 69 30 OLDSMOBILE "88" 89 37 CHEVROLET HARDTOP 69 30 52 . CONSUL FOUR-DOOR 29 19 TRUCKS in TRUCKS-TRUCKS of price, terms, age or income! Year Make Down Monthly 54 0 lc) 0 z 0 10% DOWN 10% DOWN 10% DOWN 10% DOWN — 10% DOWN 10% DOWN 10% DOWN