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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-05-05, Page 10Married In The Chapel MR. AND -MRS. JAMES ALLEN STEWART were married on April 16 in the chapel at Ontario Street United Church by the Rev. Grant L, Milk The bride is Muriel Jacqueline, dqughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard, RR 2, Clinton and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, Gode,rich. Wentworth Studio) FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for.. United Co-operative of 'Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saterday. nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative N. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 773 LOWER OVERHEAD MEANS BETTER DEALS! CHECK THESE ADVANTAGES AND YOU WILL SEE WHAT WE. MEAN: . 3 No Commission Salesmen 3 Large Volume Buying and Selling 6% Bank Rate Finance Plan on New Cori (with Free. Life Insurance) V , Direct Factory Purchasing V Over Forty Cars in. Stock to Choose From 3 No Rash Promises or . Guarantees that We Are Not .Prepared TO-. Back Up LOOK OVER THESE FINE RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED USED CARS AT „LOW, LOW PRICES 1960 DODGE "Polara" 4-dr. Sedan, power` steering,: radio, whitewalls, mirrors, two tone; etc.,' 6;600 actual miles, - New car warranty r SAVE $ $ $ 1959 PONTIAC "StratOchier 6, 4-dr. Sedan, radio, two tone, 1 owner, sharp red and black finish, see this -one ....Only, $2,275.00 1958 DODGE "Suburban" 4-dr., radio, wheat eoVere,. wheel and tires, windshield washers. This wagon is positively like new ... . . ...... . ... ...... .„. Only •2;395.00 1958 FORD "Ranchwagon 6", .2-dr,-, two tone paint, radio, A-1 condition .. ... . , . ... ... . .... . ... ,,....,.., " 'Only ' 2,150.00 1958 DODGE "Crusaier V8" .Club" Sedan, 1 owner, low mile- • age. A steal"at ''''.i795.00 1958 RAMBLER "Super 6" 4-dr.•Sedag„ reclining spate', Spot- less condition, 26,000 actual 1 owner `miles only 1,850.00 1957 CHRYSLER "Windsor V8" 4,41r., Sedan, radio, two tone, 25,0001 owner Miles. Look over this luxury automobile today, priced at only' / A 2,195.00 1957 METEOR "Niagara V8" 4-dr. Sedan, ;custom radio, mirrors. This car has only 17,000 aCtualmiles • SAVE $ $ $ 1957 DODGE "Regent 6" 4-dr. Sedan. This car was:, told new by us after the 58's were out, low mileage, spotless condition Only 1,625.00 1957 PONTIAC "Deluxe", 6 cyl., 4-dr. Sedan, ,1 owner, like new SAVE $ $ $ 1957 METEOR "Niagara 6" 4-dr. Sedan. A Jet black beauty, A-1 condition Only 1,650.00 1957 CHEVROLET "210" 4-dr. Sedan. This car is equipped with autorriatic transmission and is positively sharp in every way SAVE $ $ 4 1956 DODGE "Custom Royal" 2-dr. Hardtop, full power equipment , Only 1,695.00 1956 CHEVROLET "Deluxe" 4-dr. Sedan, custom radio This sharpy Is not the cheapest car on he lot but you will not find a better or cleaner '56 on any lot anywhere. 1956 DODGE "Custom Royal" 4-dr, Sedan, power steering and brakes 'Only 1,595,00 19§5 oLnsmoBILE "Super 88" 4-dr. Sedan, radio, A-1 condition Only 1,275.00 1954 NASH "Statesman" 4-dr. Sedan, overdrive, good motor. ,.. ...... .. . ..... .. ...... Only 625.00 1954 DODGE "Custom Royal V8" ....... Sedan, automatic radio. SAVE $ $ $ 1953 PLYMOUTH "Cranbrook 6" 4-dr. Sedan ...... Only 450.00 1952 STUDEBAKER "Commander V8" Coach, automatic, radio, priced at Only 325.00 1953 VAUXHALL 6 cyl. Sedan, a cheap economy car ., Only 195.00 1950 DESOTO Sedan. This car has a real good motor and fair body Only 150.00 TRUCKS 1957 FARGO 0400 equipped with a 13 ft. insulated van body, only 26;000 allles. 1949 DODGE 1/2 Ton Express, DROP IN TODAY AT Reg. McGee & Sons DODGE — DESOTO .--- DODGE TRUCKS USED OAR LOT SHOVVROOM 42 NEWGATE, ST. GODERICH HAMILTON ST. Ph. JAckson 4.8391 Ph. JAckson 4-7801 18.1) ••Noisaimmiwilisimisimilmiessimisa NOTICE TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL DUMP Will Be Open From 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, Until Further Notice. CORA CHESNEY, Clerk. 15-tfb LAWN and GARDEN FERTILIZER We have a complete stock of Turf Special and Garden Special in the size you need. SHUR-GAIN SELECTED-GRANULATED RELIZERSfor60 are 'way ahead! HERE'S WHY. • a PRODUCED IN MODERN PLANTS with the finest automated bquipmcnt to assure adequate Saun-GAIK supply. CONTINUOUS RIGID QUALITY CONTROLS every 3 minutes a sample of SHUR-GAIN is drawn for laboratory analyses. -ADVANCED RESEARCH is a continuing program in SEUR-GAIN "labs" and fields, OVER 50 YEARS OF KNOW HOW SHUR-GAIN is backed by experience, unmatched by any other Canadian fertilizer manufacturer. FARM FERTILIZER ORDER YOUR FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS TODAY We Have a Full Stock at Our Warehouse and can fill Your Needs Protinpfiy 41— Attractive: Prices. Clinton Feed Mill 28 Huron Street Phone HU 2-3815 News -:of. Auburn correopoildent;. MRS. W, 811.401.440cli Phone Auburn 53W COIT PAM Banquet The CGIT met in the Sabbath School roein. of .lineX PreSbytor,, ten •Church With the president,. Berbera Sanderson, giving the Pali to Worship and Barbara Mackay at the piano, The Scripture lesson was read by Diane Kiiitconnell and metli- tation on the "Mothers of. the Bible," was led by Mrs. W. Bred- neck. A prayer was given by Gen Miller, Roll call was answer- ed by mining a character that was ,found in the Easter Story, _Minutes were read by the score- ta.ry, Margaret Haines and the. financial statement was given by the. treasurer, Carole Brown, • The offering was received by Rose eViarie -I:loggia and the of- fertery hymn. sung by all. The mother and daughter banquet will be held next week end plans were. Made by the girls for this event. The Study on Africa was told by Mrs, D. Mackay. . YPS Entertain Clinton The Young People's Society met in the Sabbath school roont of the Presbyterian Church with the Members of the Clinton YPS as their guests, The president, Ed- gar was charge. Scripture lesson from Matthew 28 was read responsively, The min- utes were read by the secretary, Helen Youngblut, It was decided to send $5 to Legra, British Guiana. The offer? lag was received' by the treasur- er, Gordon Daer and • accepted with prayer. Meditation on what Easter and Good Friday mean to Christians was given by Helen youngblut, Marie Leatherland and Edgar Leatherland. Rev, D. J. Lane conducted a Bible Quiz. It was decided not to send a delegate to camp this year. Lunch was served by Kathleen Andrews and Mary Kirkeennell. Ida, White COO The Ida White Group of the Children of 'the •Ohurch met in the Sabbath school room of Knox Presbyterian. -Church. with the president, Marjorie 'iCoungblut an charge, The pledge was reneated with - Joyce L.eatherland and Mar'i geret Youngblu leading, Scrip.- ture lesson was read from the Book of Ror.uans, The worship service was led by Mrs. Alvin L, Leatherland and AVOW was by .Mary Sanderson, The offering' was received by Keith ,Scott.. 'Roll call was; .411S- wered by a joyful 'sound, The story .of a little boy who tended cows in 'Southern '- Rodesia was told by the leader,. Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson, -Congratulations 'are extended to two fernier Auburn boys who are managers of a new 'retail store of .educator supplies in London, They are John R. Weir, office Manager, and William Hill, who is repre. sentative of the Middlesex and. London area. • 'Make Layettes The Wallterlitnn Community Club rnet at the home .of' Mrs. James. McDongall. The president, Mrs, George Schneider,. . was in charge and Mrs. James JaCkson was at the Piano, "0 Canada", was sung to especially .welcome the members who had- recently become Canadian citizens. A prayer was given by Mrs. Ted Honking. The minutes were read by the se,cretary, Mrs. Ted Junking and approved. Boll call for the May meeting will be "An easyway to get housework done", and the program committee will be Mrs. William Hunking and Mrs Lloyd McClinehey. The lun- ch committee will be Mrs, Ted 'lurking, Mrs. Elliott Lapp, Mrs. James Jackson and, Mrs. James McDougall; and it will be held at the home of Mrs. Bert Hunking, Roll call was answered by 18 members and 14 children on nanr•- ing a native bird. Material for the layettes for Refugee babies. was _distributed and plans were discussed concerning this project. A program of contests by Mrs. Ted II-uniting and Ws,. Herbert Duizer was enjoyed and the draw was won by Mrs. James Jackson. It was decided to have a penny sale at the next meeting. A delic- ious lunch was served by Mrs. Lorne Hunking, Mrs. Henry Hun- king, Mrs. William Bunking and Mrs. Joseph Hunking. Hensall WMM Hears . Birthday Party Guest from Formosa (By our Bengali Correspondent) Miss Grette Gould, medical missionary to Formosa, home on furlough, addressed over • 200 -members of the Woman's Mis- sionary .Society and their special guests at their annual birthday party held. in Remain United Church auditorium on April 29. Miss Gauld based her thoughts on Missions, ,and urged her listeners. to keep mission money coming as it is greatly needed. She conclud- ed her talk by stating -that.- "if we loved, God well enough, we would live for his people." Miss Gauld was born in For- mosa, and has spent many years there working among the Lepers, received her education in a To- ronto hospital, and with the ex- ception of a few years spent in Home Missions in. BonnYville, Alta., during the last war, bias . spent mast of her life in For- mosa. She is the .daughter. of Mrs., William Goad, Guelph. who is .93. and the late Rev,. William Gauld, natives-. of Kippen, and missionaries in Formosa for many years. • The speaker was introduced by Mrs. George Hess and•thanked by Mrs. George Armstrong. • President; Mrs. Earl T. Rowe. Welcomed members and sir.)e.Cialr quests, the ladies bf.. Carmel: and St, Paul's Anglican Church. Hen-- all: St. Andrew's United, Kippen.: CI, iiselhurst, and Evening Auxil- iary of the United Church, Mrs. Currie Winlaw presented the de- votional and Mrs. T. C. Coates offered - prayer. • Miss. Carol Brown rendered two lovely piano solos. • The auditorium and school were beautifully :decorated with baskets of . forsythia, pussy willows and daffodils. Apple blossoms formed an attractive decoration entwined around. the -pillars' in the school- room and, pink and white motif were used for, colour schemes. Decorating committee were "Mrs. It, .T. Paterson and Mrs. R:.-M. Peck. Tea table was centred with the birthday cake flanked with flowers and candelabra. . - Program convener was Mrs.: 'reel 'Beer; retention, Mrs,. Ne E. Cook, Miss M. Ellis:. lunch. Mrs. Latrel Mickle, .Mrs. Stanley Mit- chell. Mrs. T. J. Sheri-lit, Mrs. ,El; Roweliffe. Mrs, W. Duping and ,Mrs Grace ,;Harpole. CITIES SERVICE L SMILE'S _MIDDLETON St. James WA The Women's Auxiliary of St. James Anglican Church, Middle,. ton, will meet Thursday evening, May 5, at the home of Mrs. Ray Wise. Mrs. J. A. McKim, Clin- ton, will be the guest speaker and her subject "Newfoundland," The annual sale of plants will be held- at this meeting. 0 PORTER'S . HILL MRS. DONALD HARRIS Phone HU 2-3362 SS -Executive The executive of the Sunday School of Grace United Church met on Tuesday evening of last week at the home of. Mrs. Mary Manning. The hostess was k in charge and plans were made for the Sunday School anniversary to be held early in June, Arrangements were made for the picnic in Harbour Park, Goderioh, July 13. The various committees were named to plan the event, At the close of the meeting a pot luck lunch: wal served. 0 Don't Forget To Take Form 104 The Ontario Hospital, Insurance plantis designed so that residents ean always keep insured. It is the. resident's „ responsibility to make the elan" work for him. Do you knew that when you leave an insured group through which 'your premiums have been paid you can take your hospital insurance with_ Here's how it works: the group is reqiiired to give you a Certificate of Payment Form . "104" which gives your name and number and the date to which, your hospital insurance benefits .are prepaid. On the baCk of the* form it tells you about handing the "104" •to. yottr new group. If you de not join another group soon, the instructions ex- plain that the form; filled in at the bottom, should be sent to the Commission so that they can bill you directly.. . • YOUR JOB more eggs per dollar OUR JOB CHICKS bred to lay more High prbduction cannot be promised ante chicks. It must be built in. SA* ROE CHICKS-- and get the right ones every time. Famous sToNt's, nmasitcmx, tiftIV-LINES, .ROE sap and ausssx CROSSES., Fanned St "ilv-war" blood litres available and pro.. nOE FARMS LIMITED ATWOOD, ONTARIO , No high cost Woo* pope* Mrs, Mande 1.44000, taken: l'''1.474,17...11nancleIc tinvl'art110371NW!W South Huron Hospital, Exeter, • -Douglas Cook returned Saturn day, after spending a few days tat Three Rivers„ Que. Mr. and 11/17'.. Donald James And daughter, LOrtflOno are visiting the latter's- parents,. Mr. and Mrs Or.. vial Ranson. Kenneth Fessmore, Laird and Janet, Aylmer, and Alex Duncan, xeter, visited on Sunday with John- Passmore, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corlett, Bryan and Diane, Toronto, were weekend guests with Mr. 'and Mrs. N. E, Cook. - Mr. and Mrs. Wes Venner spent the weeicend with, their son end datighter-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Venner, at Grand Bend. A most successful Girl Guide and Brownie cookie sale was held April 30, and in a canvas of the town 240 packages of cookies were, sold. Members of Hensall Women's Tnstitute are asked to speed up the travelling baskets and hand them in to Mrs. Fred. Beer, and Mo. R. M.. Peck, before, the next meeting, May 11:„ Corporal 'C. 'K, • Harrison. Mrs. Harrison, Barbara and Steven. Cold Lake, -Alta„ are spending-16 days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smale, Corporal Harrison has been posted to Greenwood, 'N.S, Mr. and Mrs. William Clement and family, visited on Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Clement, Sr..• and the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bergey, Elmira. Mr, and Mrs, George Hess spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Doan. Watford. who were celebra- ting the birthday of- their broth- er-in-law, Stan Heyward, Wat- ford. A turkey dinner was ser- ved with all the trimmings. Oth- ers attending the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Heyward; Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr, Strathrov. Rev. A. D. Boa. minister of Em- press United Church, London, for the past..ten years, has accented a /tall to the Port Stenlev-Dexter charge where he served for seven years in his earlier ministerv. During his' ministry atoEmpress. the church Membership increased by more than 1,000. and the r.ono•- rezation built a new church on Blackfriars Street costing more than $250.00. Rev. Boa is a na- tive of .Hensall. correspo.Z717 Mrs. Clarence Reid won $16,50 at the Legion Bingo in Clinton on Thursday night, Mr. and Mrs. W, Q. Goodwin, and Mr. and. Mrs, Laird Mickle,. attended the Past Master's orde Banquet and .Ladies Night at Gederieh last Thursday, even- :ill°. Bingo Winners , Winners of share-the-wealth at Legion Bingo last Saturday was Mrs. Murray Typ,dall, $5 door prize winner was Albert 13edard, Zurich., Other winners'. were Mrs. Clarece Reid (5) Mrs. Ernie • Fiseher, Goderich; Willtarn Noakes; Paul Boa (2); Robert Upshall; Reg. Dick; David Nook,: es. Ernie Fischer, Godericili, drew the ticket for door prize. Grandmothers At WI Grandmothers, will be Special guests at Hensall Women's Insti- tute meeting on May 11, in the Legion Hall. Roll. call will be an- swered with a verse from an old autograph album, Mrs. Siebert who teaches Home Economics in, Zurich Public School will, give a demonstration. - Membersere ask- ed to bring a grandmother. - Kin President John Heal was elected 'president of Hensall Kinsmen Club. Past president is Ross. JitiltS. Vice- presidents, William Clement, Wil- liam Fuss; treasurer, Frank 'Ell- wood:- secretary, Jack Deitz;• reg- istrar. Allan Cremar;• . directors, jock Simmons, William Coleman; Neil Ilaylor.' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight, Mr. and Mrs. John Heal, were voted dele- gates to District Kinsmen Conven- tion in Windsor, On'May 20-21-22. A cash donation was voted to the Cancer Fund. The club will sponsor a Beauty Queen competition for the Ilensall Fair Board`. held It Mil '•411-140,,Y,,- April 30, Spo4so,ed by the HeaSall• KInette Club with the proceeds very -gratifying. Several anticies. which were left over were 'boxed and taken to the Salvation Army, ,London, TENDE R COUNTY- OF HURON Separate sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until Friday, Nay 20, 1960, at 5:00 p.m, for the purchase of the following used equipment at the Huron County Home, 'Clinton. 1, Cleaver Brooks, oil fired, steam boiler, Packaged Unit complete 80 hp.-54"xle'-10". Model No. LR-614-8; Manufacturers No. Gol-d1)2.224. ,Maximum pressure- 15 lbs. 2. Robert Bell E. & T. Co. Ltd. upright 71).P. hand fired boiler. 3, 5,000 gallon oil tank (6 years Insert number of tender on en,- velIonlasep.ection may be made by con- tacting. H. C. Johnston; Superinten- dent, Huron County Home, Clinton. Highest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk-Treasurer, County of Huron, Court House 18-19-b Goderich, Ontario.