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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-05-12, Page 9Thursday, Moy 12, 1960 . Clinton News-Record , page to. 1 News o Auburn Correspondent; !bins. W. EIRp.oNocK Phone Auburn 53W tato Quality--Cotiiplete with PRICE — $44 0 NVV AA No 7 Power Pump Trade Required A. DUTTON Al Open Evenings 'Til HU 2-3232 9 p.m. BRUCEFIELD /**,, --7.0.7%.4*.o.witk•Atkoveteeowtotmr,,N. CLINTON LION PR S ,E THEATRE NIGHT - THE ONLY 237 FEET HIGH.. ON THE 'SRO 414WERSABOVE IVAR.SloWEviatlitn obi HARRY GUARDINO • RIP HON REORGE PEPPARD • JAMES MIMOSA 11013-STERI yid,WOOOY STRODE eed atOirsi STORM • PAHIPHY by MMES R. WE80 broeseadio SY BARTLETT. Oirign. by laVIS MILESTONE • A NELVALAAideettop IblAbie6111 WOAD BROWNIE'S •DRIVE-IN THEATRE TUESDAY. MAY 17 Regular Admission, 6.50„entitles you Draws on 25 'PRIZES Tickets on Sale .front Lions Club MemberS POWER-PAK combination unit OVER ONE HUNDRED QUALITY USED CARS Year Model Down Monthly 59 Vauxhall Victor Super Chevrolet Bel-Air Sedan Dodge Mayfair Sedan Pontiac Laurentian Sedan Pontiac Station-Wagon -. . , $169 249 227 267 289 $59 85 77 87 93 58 Nash Hardtop ' Pontiac Parisienne Hardtop ' $119 247 $41. 85 57 Ford Fairlane "500" Pontiac Laurentian Convertible Volkswagen Deluxe $187 239 99 $65 79 39 56 Chevrolet Station-Wagon Buick Special Sedan Buick Convertible Ford Fairlane Station-Wagon Plymouth Station-Wagon Pontiac Star-Chief Hardtop $179 129 199 167 139 169 $62 45 69 58 47 59 55 Pontiac Pathfinder Ford Two-Door Nash Ambassador , Chevrolet Bel-Air 119 Oldsmobile "88" Sedan $129 99 79 109 $44 36 34 41 39 54 Buick Super Hardtop Ford Customline Two-Door 'Oldsmobile "88" Sedan Two-Door $ 99 99 ' 99 $86 36 36 53 1 Plymouth Belvedere F ord Customline . I $ 3 9 67 $19 29 56 MONARCH Richilieu Hardtop equipped with automatic, custom radio, padded dash, and chrome wheels, finished in ebony black and ermine white. — King's Special — —JUST— $1290!! 60 FORD "TAUNUS" STATION-WAGON driven only 4,000 miles. Finished in electra blue, with leather` in- terior. Lists at $2550 — NOW CUT TO — $ 1 990 , s, THE CAR KING OF HURON COUNTY 55 CADILLAC Coupe be Ville This excellent executive driven. automobile is equipped with EV- ERY power accessory, has been driven only 37,000 miles. G.M.C. warranty. Can Be Ransomed — FOR — $2100 ! ! 50' DODGE. DELUXE SEDAN 51,000 careful miles. Locally owned Owners name on request, ROCK-BOTTOM PRICE $195.00 • rn rni 7:3 rn rn rn rn r") rn PLOWS SNOW '44 lit.vARs1/4 MOWS CC LLB PORTER'S HILL MRS0DONALD.HARRIA P kits 'Pi LI 2-330z 'young :P'eople's -The Grace-St, Andrew's YeUng People's -thilon met in the Grace Porter's Hill, on Sunday evening.. Gail Lockhart, convener 'uf recreation and culture, was irx Charge of the meeting, and gave the .041.1 to worship, Scripture was read by Shirley McCowan and Janet Harris led .P4Wer. A film WAS shown by Ted Dunn and the remainder of the evening was spent M. discussion WA To wet May 18 The regular monthly meeting of. the Woman's Association of Grace United Church will be held -on. Wednesday 'afternoon, May 18, at Sh the en bone of Mr?, Towu- d, Mr, and Mrs, Jun MacFarlane, Ka:AY-Anne, COr341,..00, and Mich; ale, EdmOnten, Alta., 'are spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Taylor enroute to their 1.1PW home in London, Mrs, Simon• McKenzie spent Mother's. Day with her son 'and daughtepin-law, Mr, and Mrs. Donald McKenzie, St. Thomas, Wesley Ham, Chatham, visited a few days with his mother, Mrs, C, Ham and Miss M. Swan. Mrs, Hem returned to Chatham with. them for a few days,. Mrs. W. H. Pepper as set to Hospital on Friday morning with a lacerated thumb, which had been caught in the belt of the pressure system. She returned home on Saturday, Mr. and . Mrs„ Douglas Mac- Beath, Windsor, spent '•the. 'week- end with 'the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs, J, W, IVIapBeath, Mr rand Mrs. George Pinkney,' Walkerton 'and Mrs. W. '.H. Pepper. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin. Thomson. on Sunday. Morley Taylor, Sarnia; Mr, and Mrs, Charles Proctor, .Clinton; were guests of IVIr.,atal Mrs. Vic-. for Taylor on Sunday. Mother's Sunday was fittingly observed on May 9 at the morning service in, Brumfield .Vnited ch., urch, when the Rev. .Dr, .D„ A. McKenzie was in charge of the service, The theme was "The Family as ,a Christian commun- ity", Scripture was read by Miss Gayle Elliott andMiss Grace The address , "God setteth the .,,Solitary in 'Families" was grv, en Impressively by Miss Eleanor McCartney. Three infants received the rite of holy baptism, James • LaUrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford: erson; Donna Ann and William Ross, 'Children of Mr. and Mrs. Q. Lee, Miss Marion Triebner spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs, D. Jolly, Exeter. Mrs. A. Paterson visited with her mother at BrinSley on Sunday. HOLMESYILLE Mr. And Mrs, .C, Magee, Wood, 'OtOci; were guests on S.41314)" of Mr.. and Mrs, . .Gordon Steepe, end Mrs. Frank Lawson .and; family, Oakridge Acres,- Lon- don, spent Mother's Pay weekend With Mr. 'and Mrs.. D. IT, Gliddon, Miss Frances McCullough, stn- dent nurse at Toronto Western. Hospital, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough, Jack Norman, of the University' of Toronto, spent a few days laSt. Week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, WilliUm Norman. Jack ,left On Friday for a Week's Purveying course at Peterborough. After that he leaves for Val P'or, Que,, where he will be employed for. the summer months, Family Day • A special faMilY day service was held on Mother's ,Day in Holmes- ville United Church. Carman ...Tebibutt, .the Sunday School .sup- eriutendant gave the call to wor- ship, Scripture lesson was read by Marilyn Tebbtitt and Robbie Farquhar. Bonita Williams sang a solo, Miss Sandra Williams told a story .of a family working. togeth- er, but how God has planned. a place for each person in. the .fain, Collection was received by Bob, Grigg and Ted mccuunugh. Rev. J. A, McKim delivered the sermon, During the service, Rev. McKim christened Phillip Ray- Mrs. A. J. clatworthy, GrantcPn,. WAS a recent guest with her mo, ther, Mrs, Fred Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Stoltz, .of Guelph, spent last Friday With his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Stoltz. Rev, R. Hiltz, Malcolm. and Exeter, renewed .a.cquain, tances m the village last Saturday.. Mrs. Kenneth 'Staples, Marian, Carol, Susan and Bonnie spent Sunday with her parents, Mr,' and Mrs, Guy Ives. Edgar Lawson was able to re-.. turn to his home last Thursday after a few weeks as a patient in. Clinton Public Hospital.. • Miss Laura Wagner, R,N„ syra, ewe, N.Y., spent the weekend with. her sister, Miss Wm-4e Wagner. and other members of the family. Mrs. Thomas J'ardin, Bonnie, Lyman and Harold, Wingham,. visited on Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sttau, ghan. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown Visited her mother •-in. Tavistock mond, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potter. Starting on Sunday, May 15, chiarch services will be at 9.45 arn: in llolmesville United Church, •r7.' last Sunday, Mrs. Beadle; also her aunt, Mrs', Mogir and Mrs. Mildred Wettlaufer, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnston. and family and Norman Young- blot, West Wawanosh, spent Mo- ther's Day with Mrs. John Young-blut and Gordon. Mrs. Stanley Johnston is visit- ing with her daughter, •Mrs. Ray Perdue, Mr. Perdue, Larry and Lori, London, and also with her son, Lloyd Johnston, Mrs. J911,11- sten and family, Mrs, Thomas Haggitt won the draw at Taylor's store last Satur- day evening, She was present and won double the money, These draws are being held every Satur- day evening at 9 P.m. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDoug- all, Bernice and Allan and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toll, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Toll and family and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll and Terry, of Hamilton, spent Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Hugh McCrostie and family at Goderich. Recent guests with Mrs. Stan- ley Johnston were: Mrs, Esther Johnston, Blyth; Mr. and MA% Ray Perdue, Larry •and Lorri, London; Mrs. John Perdue, Clin- ton; Mrs. Zelta Young, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Campbell, Cynthia, Louise and' baby Gladys Michele; all of Goderieli. 86th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson entertained 'members of his fam- ily on Monday to honour his mo- ther, Mrs. William Anderson who celebrated her 86th birthday. Thomas Anderson, Toronto, was present and a few life-long friends were also present. A family din- ner had been held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Worthy Fowl- er, Goderich, last Sunday. „ Horticultftre Meeting The executive meeting of the Horticulture Society was held at the home of Mrs. E. Davies, with the president, Mrs. Kenneth Scott in charge. The minutes were ap- proved as read , by the secretary, Mrs. Gordon R. .Taylor. The treas- urer Mrs. Bert Craig gave the fin- ancial statement. Plans were made for the 'flower beds for the-coming season and a special meeting is planned for the month of June, Huron County . . Fariningiteport • (By D. H. MILES, Agricultural • RepresentaAye for Huron County)., "Recent • rains- -have curtailed -seeding operations,, about 75 Percerit.. of the seeding is COMPle.ted. Sugar • beets; peas and :turnips.c,csrirtinued to be planted -prior to the rain. Cattle are moVirig- to pasture. morass growth , 4 A. Id I ENGINE... 5 POWER TOOLS NEWS OF BRUCEFIELD Correspondent: MRS,H, BERRY --- IT'S EASY TO BUY Kinsmen Club of Clinton is setting up a C mm it Fund to aid Mrs. Ruth Carter and Family in rebuilding their home. Although some insurance was carried it will not be near enough to replace the value of property lost in the fire last Thursday morning, May 5. • It is hoped by the Clinton Kinsmen. Club that the people of Clinton and vicinity will respond in their usual generous way at this time. Cash donatons will be greatly aPpreciated. Money can, be left, at the Bank of Montreal', 'Royal Bank of Canada, Clinton Credit Union, or with any Kinsman. Receipts for Income Tax purposes will be mailed by The Clinton Kinsmen ClUb on request. DonatiOns of clothing, linenS, ,furniture and other household item's will be aecepted. :Phone 'any Kinsmen and We will arrange to have it picked up. KINSMEN CLUB Of Girton EASY TO PAY . WHEN YOU DEAL THE PEARSON WAY TE N . P E R C E N T DO W N ...The Car King's Prices On Used Cars! PEARSON MOTORS PONTIAC -- BUICK -- VAUXHALL — LTD. GMC TRUCKS -- BEDFORD VANS 1111E1.1E111111LE! (BUT TRUE) Thomas F. Pe' . BY H RR A1OAI BAYFIELD, ON Phone 71r Here's real economy . • . one engine does the work of fire. Engine•handle unit lifts off easily changes from tiller to mowers to rotary sno•caster in minute ask for FREE demonslrel e • EXETER THE CAR KIN OF HURON COUNTY ZURICH NO CO-SIGNERS UP TO THIRTY-SIX MONTHS TO PAY NO REb„,„TAp,:.,.