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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-05-05, Page 851 Morris Convertible finished in charcoal grey With matching top. Good engine fot 45- Milo per gallon, A LITTLE GEM AT $39 Down* .'$19 A Month 54 Meteor Rideau Convertible finished in jet black, with can- Bile pink-;upholstery, Motorola custom radio, locally owned, driven just 41,000 miles! $149 Down $50 A Month TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMiTH TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS for 1960 The Township of Tuckersmith will pay .interest at the rate 'of 4% per annum from June 15 to December 15 on all prepaid taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtained at the clerk's office, Tuckersmith, RR 4, Seaforth. ROE CHICKS 1111111MOMMUSIMEM TOP U.S. BLOODLINES proven in laying tests, now selected, hatched and guaranteed by ROE CHICKS • from famed lines. 111.11111.11.0111111111.111111111111.1 suck 'as STONE'S HEMLERCHIX TRUE-LINES in Canada ic YOUR CHOICE of custom bred By 1fiGISS AfiN WOODS PHONE BAYFIMD 45r3 P. CreMin, Stratferd, was atducted; by the/ Rev, Robert G, his cottage •on Saturday I , IVIaelVfillan, Goderiele far Anne News of Bayfield Mrs. Elsie Forrest is spending a few ,days in London, Mrs. 1-1, Vaire is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- forth, following a stroke, on moo- day.4, 4 and Mrs. • j..ames Nterson,I London, .spent Sunday with, his. parents, Mr. and. Mrs. A. Peter- son, Harry DelrymPle was taken to Clinton Public Hospital on Mon- day 'night suffering a severe cor- onary attack, • WA Meeting . The Woman's Association of • Breeefield 'United .0hurch held 'their May meeting on •Tueediay ate ternoen, with 32 attending. Mrs. George Clifton -read from. time i5, Miss E, Bowey gave the topic "The Spirit of Men in the Candle of the Lord." Mrs, Clif- ton offered prayer, President -Mrs. W. proadfont conducted the business meeting. David 'Mehl-ter read the eainqtee; Mrs, Si, Taylor gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Elgin Thempeon received the offering. Roll call was answered by- naming -a mother of :the Bible. Mrs. Lorne Wilson: reported for 18-25-b NEWS OF KIPPEN 56 Ford Fairlane Convertible in bright horizon blue, with T-Bird Motor, automatic drive. Owned by a Burlington REDUCED TO $179 Down $63 A Month 55 Dodge Royal L'ancer. Convertible equipped with Super lied Ram Engine, automatic transmission custom radio, finished in des rose and white, only 37,000 ori- ginal Miles! AWAY BELOW "Asir! $159 Down $56 A Month 57 Pontiac Laurentian Convert: finished in dazzling canna, with continental wheel, automa- tic, radio, and white orlon top. 56 Buick Convertible jade green and cream, with power steering, power,brakes selectronie radio, electic win- clows and seats. Owned by investment broker. totitg FOR $219 Down $74 A Month equipped with duel range by- drematie, Seleetrenie radio, )37 Powered has new Svhite orlon top. LIKE. NEW 15own, $65 A Month 54 Nash Metto Convertible finiehed in two-tone, emerald green, With, custom radio, eon thiental wheel, The ideal Sec- ond ear! ' NOT TO - TRO'ilt AT— $69 DoWn $31 A Month 50 Ford Convertible finished in eerie* yells r, Ne top, eastern radio, overdrive, really sharp cal) owned by mechanic, Misses Jacqueline and Vicki Cluff were home over the week- end, Mn ,and Mrs. W, Rolfe, Lon- don, spent Friday at their cot- tage, 3. a Doyle returned, to Ins home on Chinitely Street last month. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ashton, London, went Sunday at their cottage. Miss Jessie L. Metcalf, Detroit, was at her home here for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Eric Earl, London, were at their cottage for the Weekend, ' John McConkey and family, Lon., don, were at their cottage for the weekend. argil' Mrs, J, Murray, Toron- to, were in the village on Friday afternoon, Mr, and Mrs. J. Cavanaugh, Len- don, were at their cottage over the Weekend. Mr. and Mrs, J. 0. Hughes, Detroit, were at their cottage ter the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and Gwen,',,Londen, sPefie the weekend at their cottage "Wheel-In". . John Oates and family, Kitchen- er, were at his mother's cottage on Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs. Seim Peerson, Jr, and. Douglas,. London, visited his parents on Friday. Mr. •and Mrs. Bert Sherritt and Ronald, London, occupied their cottage over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Lon- don, are at their cottage at The Highlands for the summer season. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard and two children, London, spent Saturday with relatives in .the village, Mr. and. Mrs. Sam -Lawrason, Listowel, visited his mother, Mrs. Isabella Lawrason, on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sager and three boys, Goderich, spent Sun- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell. Mr_ and Mrs, E. F, Parker re- turned to London en Monday,' af- ter spending the weekend at their home "Parkcliff," Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rehr', Grosse Pointe, Farms, Mich. ' were with her mother, Mrs. David De- war from Friday to Sunday. Miss Mary Dewar, Kincardine, arrived on Monday to visit her sister-in-law Mrs.- David ,Dewar, and niece, .Mrs. William RfTalbot. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Steadman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Seek Steadman and family, London, were at their cottages over the weekend. Mrs. W. H. Robinson returned to her home in the village a week ago Saturday after having spent the winter in Clearwater, Florida; and ivsited her daughter and fam- ily, Niagara Falls, en route. Mrs. 5. H. Cobb returned home on Tuesday of last week 'after hate ing visited in- Toronto and Oak- ville for a fortnight. She was ac- companied by Mrs. J, M. Wallace, Oakville, who was her guest until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hovey return- ed home on Sunday after having enjoyed a two. and a half weeks holiday . with Mr. and Mrs, Ted Mack, Davis Island, Tampa, Flor- ida. They motored south via De- troit and returned by Buffalo. Mrs. W. J. Hall, Fort Lauder- dale,' accompanied by her niece, Mrs. M. Toevs', :arrived on Monday to spend the summer at her home on Chiniquy Street- They travel- led by airplane from Miami to Crumlin. Baptism The service in. Knox Presbyter- ian Church commenced on. Sun- day with a baptismal service con- Pigdex Stops Anemia Losses New PIGDEX* Injectable Iron. virtually eliminates baby pig anemia Pigdex saves young pigs by giving the* thiiron they tteed—in form they cr.' easily 71;717 Is your lowest cost injectable iron. Get new Pigdex- today 1 • x JCR *DA C 2{08"a. Cyanamid of Canada Limited eiere PIGDEX STOPS ANEMIA Marie Caroline, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Heard; Varna. Attending With their parents were the baby girl's two brothers, Ter- ry and Edward; also .her grand- Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Heard and great-grandmother, Mrs. Xsobella Lawrason, aged 93, W, Frelicle teadher of the sen- for room in' Z3ay'field Public School, arranged for big pupils to tour CKNX Television Station art Winghaxn, on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Fralick, Mrs. Merton Mer- ner, Mrs. Grant Turner, Mrs, Ap- bert Turner and Mrs. Reg Fran- cis Melt the 32 students in their ears-. They left at 1.30 p.d'i,, ar- rived in Wingliarn at 2.30 and toured the station until 3.30 p.m. 13111 Harris, an announcer show- ed the group about, He literally Bisected a TV camera, first poin- ting to one tube alone which costs $1,600 end only lasts three mon- ths, asking the children not to 'touch it. He stated that that is the reason TV adVertising is so expensive; also 'that the station had supplied 21 schools in the area with burned out tubes for scientific study. The visitors saw how they would appear on television. Off the studio were different sets• of furniture in a store room. Four barns are rented for storage of sets and furniture, and - the station maintains four trucks for transporting it. Each truck is capable of carrying two stage or commercial settings. On display were three awards given by Liberty agazine, the one last year for the best arranged program of local talent "Focus," CKNX is owned; by W. T. Cruickshank, who started in. a very small way in radio over 30 years ago. (It was known then as Wingham 10eeP). His brother John now manages the radio and his son "Bud" Cruickshank, CK- NX Television Station. The children and adults enjoy- ed) this educational tour. In conversation with Mr. and Mrs. Fralick, they •had very high praite for W. T. Cruickshank as a great community minded man who had really put Wingleam on the map. When he first commen- ced people called him a dreamer; but the dream grew and grew and with it the' town. The TV is housed in the old High School, which Mr. Cruick- shank bought for a dollar. He later gaVe a new Hammond organ to the new high school and wired, YARNA The United .Church Sunday Scheel are bolding a .speeial Meth- er's Day Service next Sunday, The many friend' of George L, Rekl -are sorry to hear of hig ill- ness and wish him -a Speedy re- covery, The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of the United Mira are bot- ding their regular meeting in the egierch on Thursday evening, About 1,500 hospital beds MAIM be added in Ontario every year to Provide for the 'normal growth in population, the auditorium so that a TV broad- cast could :be presented there et anytime,, After visiting CKNX-TV, the group drove • around Whigham, past the . hospital; the new high school, which with its addition extends track .t to another - street, Ptiblic School, Berry Door, Wes- tern Foundry, the new Lloyd 'Door, and Were home bY.,5 o'clock. (By our Bayfield eorrespoxident) Spring flowers decorated the stage for the program presented by the children and the pictures shown by • Mr. and M. LeRoy Path in Trinity 'Parish Hall, on Friday evening. it wasunder the .auspices of Trinity Club. Mrs. F. P. Arkell, president, was 'at the door. The Rev. E. 3. B. Harrison, was mas- ter of ceremonies. The program commenced with the singing of the National An- them with Mrs. R. S. Roddick at the piano. There followed: piano solos by Gayle Turner and Sharon. Middleton; group singing by the Sparks sisters, accompanied by the visiting committee and notes of 'thanks ,were read from Mrs, 3 K. 'Cornish and Mrs. W. Haugh, Visitors day was _discussed. when Kipper, Eginondville and Turner's church-es will be guests, Mrs, Breit deVries, Exeter, will be guest. speaker, Mrs, 'Rees Scott invited the WA arid Home Help- ers to her home at Bayfield for their annual picnic on July 5, Sports will be in the charge of Mrs, Edgar Allan, Mrs, John Hen- derson, Mrs. George Clifton -and' Mrs, Erving Sillery... Group 2 was in charge of the Program and lunch, Mrs. Mac Wilson gave -two very Interesting readings. Mrs. Seldon Bess con- ducted a contest, Then a dainty lunch was served by the group. (correbpondentl MRS, 11,. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Love, Caro, Mich, visited Mr, and Mrs', Edger McBride on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Schneider and .feriniy, Stratford, visited Ro- bert Thomson on Friday evening,. Mrt end Mrs. Stewart Beattie, Winghatri, -visited Sunday with Mrs, -Robert McBride at the queenOwey Nursing Home, Hen- sel', Recent 'Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elston Doween. included Mrs, J, ElWag$ack and Mrs. J. Kean, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. W, Frank and Miss, -Mergaret Winder, Loa- don Mrs. Dickert, who has- been vis. Iting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N, Dickert the past few weeks, left Sunday far Lis- towel ,where ;she will visit rela- tives. Shower Oven Last Wednesday evening, April 27, at .Goshen United Church, 145 GODaRICH TOWNSHIP. , Mrs, Gretta Torrance,. Kippen, is visiting. hex son,. Harry and family, family,- and other friends for a few claye. • • - Mrs, Jame Stirling returned boric on Friday after spending a couple of weeks in Toronte. Her sister, Mrs. Andy Sloan, Sheffield, accompanied her home and will. visit .around home for a week. Phone He.nsall 09405) People attended -a presentation to Miss June, McchricheYt bride-elect of Saturday, MAY7. Mns, Floyd Armstrong was Mistress of core- monies, A comical song "'sitting in 'the back seat" was given by eight .girls:. Gail McBride .as driVe er; Gwen McBride, Joan Marilyn Keys, Donna Peck, Jac, queline Peek, Mary Margaret Armstrong and Audrey Eckel. A saxophone and clarinet duet was played •by Mrs. William Tay- lor and Carol Taylor, Verna. "Doggy in the Window" was sung by Beian and Cheryl Peck, Cathy McKinley gave a reading,..,.,°14ittle Sam Sugar Tooth." The, audience 'was treated to review, of hats worn on Broadway in the Easter Parade. To a back- ground of soft music, Mrs. Bruce Keyes did a commentary on the nature and style of the 'hats crea- ted from items found' in the hitch, en.. Many are tie be included in the bride's trousseau, and worn by her ;guests at the wedding. June was: escorted to a gaily decorated -chair. The address was. read by Evelyn McKinley. She) wa's presented...with a Large coffee table, two end tables, and two table lamps, on behalf of her Varna and Goshen friends, and she received several other beauti- ful gifts. - June replied in a few well chosen Words. - Paso ,Clinton News-Record i'hukIday„, May 5, 1960 their mother, Mrs. Lorne Sparks; piano soloe, Jackie Weston and Katherine Sparks; two short pip.- ho solos by Sandra Middleton; community singing. LeRbY Path projected beautiful coloured views of British Cciltim15 ia, while Mrs.- Path took her aud- ience with her on this part of her trip last summer, in her usuae in- teresting manner.. The Rev. E. J. B, Harrison .ex- greeted thanks to the young art- ists and' also to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Path for a most enjoyable progreme Members of the Trinity Club entertained at a social hour, ser- ving refreshments. NEWS OF BRUCEFIELD correspondent: sins, Ht PERRY Youngsters Assist With Peogram Given For Trinity Church WA Benefit Bayfield Pupils Tour CKNX4V Station Travel. 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