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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-06-02, Page 9Thursday, •Amy 2, 1960 Clinton News-Record Page 9 Guides, -Brownies At Station Clinton. Record Tin Yeattlistoll Since Founding NO GIMMICKS GIVEAWAYS FREE GAS SURE, we could offer you something for nothing, but obviously we'd have to tack the price onto our cars. Instead we've put our prices down—away down. You can buy your own "premium" with the money you save at Snider's. YES This is a genuine Car Sale. We've cut our Prices simply because we have too many Cars. If you want good Car value without a lot of nonsense, Come See Us] ! YES, we do offer excellent finance terms you can afford. $80,000 WORTH OF CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS SACRIFICE LIQUIDATION SALE In , EXETER. 3 DAYS ONLY-THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY JUNE 2, 3 and 4 Open 9 a.m. to Midnight 58 Edsel Hardtop Oitation 4-door, got everything but the kitchen sink, only 22,000 miles, new $5890. NOW $2195 57 Chev. Sedan 210 series, radio, 2-tone; make your .neighbours envious. NOW. $1425 55 Plymouth Hardtop, 2-door, automatic, radio, 6-cyl., a sexy, cheap-running job, NOW $879 56 Ford 3-ton Dump Gone over from stem to gudgeon. NOW $1661 54• Houqh Payloader , NOW $2499 57 Ford Sedan Fairlane, 2-tone, automatic, radio, a steal, NOW $1495 56 Monarch Sedan Automatic, radio, tinted glass, wind- shield washers, 'whitewalls, Power brakes, power windows, power seat. She's' yours. NOW $1439' 54 Dodge Sedan 4-door, above average. NOW $728 58' Thames Panel A real delivery job. NOW $999 TRACTORS 52 Massey 30. and scuffler, like new NOW $891 Ford Country Sedan 1956, a 4-door automatic, radio, the real thing for that camping trip. NOW $1450 56 Plymouth. Sedan V-8, radio, straight stick, broken in by a friendly finance man. NOW $994 53 Ford Coach Needs a motor. $295 53 Chev. Sedan Del. NOW $99 49 I-HM A good one NOW $891 0 UNITS ON SALE CARS TRUCKS LARRY • SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Phone 624 FORD - MONARCH EDSEL EXETER '''..-"*Trretr-t'elEiVit.ritodfrl. - ALB, Nigh tandodiat Warsraded . mess as room I LLOYD STEWART L RR 1, CLINTON Phone HU 2-9910 SEED ORN Mt: ANNOUNCING THE NEW LONDON CEMENT DISTRIBUTING STATION In a few short years St. Lawrence Cement has reasserted its faith in our future by a continuous planned expansion. Manufac- turing plants were followed by distributing stations as the Company made good its promise to wipe out restraining cement shortages. Now St. Lawrenae opens the London distributing plant to bring fast service from adequate supplies of high quality product to users in this area. ST. LAWRENCE CEMENT Co. WELLINGTON ROAD SOUTH, LONDON TELEPHONE OLIVER 2-3521 Plants at: CLARKSON, ONT., VILLENEUVE, QUE. Distributing Stations: MONTREAL, OTTAWA, LONDON, FORT WILLIAM r=gt:,AMnt-ntntmtn 605R .... .. 3W3.) ONV1ItIOd IN 141911311LS Knor1REH .31103 Stet,: IN30130 IGH cemE EARLY NT ENO STR PORTLAND CEMENT CEMENT Asagt46,149$1rW AW, "ol=a "" " , • .114 M MAN EARLY ATM:ROTH * PORTLAND • MASONRY • Motion armers! Porsche Air Cooled Diesel Demonstration Leonard Talbot BAYFIELD, ONT. 21/2 miles South of Bayfield ALL DAY DEMONSTRATION THURSDAY, JUNE 2„ 1960 Cornelius Faber EXETER, ONT. 3 1/2 miles south Hensall 1 1/2 north Exeter ALL DAY DEMONSTRATION FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1960 FOR INFORMATION: Phone Tom Penhale 71r3 Baifield. Ont. 21-22-p goward Sherritt .Septeittner, on- ly. .son of .Mr. and ATM Lloyd Scotchmer,' payfield4 a member of Trinity Church,, Bayfield, Who has earned the high ,honour of becorn, ing a qngen'a.Seout, was Alyeatea at a Very impressive and reverent ceremony, at the Sunday morn- ing Fanpne Day service, May 22, Members of the Bayfield Scout Troop followed the. .church choir in to reserved seats. At the con- elusion of the processional, the J, B, Harrison, called to the altar rail, Scoutmaster Mer-' ton Merrier, with the - candidate, who was escorted by Ted -Turner, Bayfield's first Queen's Scout, and, Ronald Scotohm.er, Queen's Scout, designate, who will later receive his formal entrance in his own chtirch. The rector, reading the pro, noun-Cement of Howard's high honour, to the rank of Queen's Scout, handed the badge to 'Scout-, master M. Merner, te pin on HoW- ard's tkinie. Then like a Kniglit of • old, 'kneelhig before' the Altar,r 'with prayers', and a tap of the. sword; the rector , -dubbed him Queen's ;Scout, and . the solemnity and honour 'that had been. Confer,” red, was . felt by every member present. efOrrer . his Sermon, Mn Harris- on addressed the three ,Qn-,en'sr Scouts, congratulating them and expressing'-.his.• thanks and the hononr 4,bet-,,he himself felt, .in being a part of this .service, He sad, "Many Scouts are not con- cerned enough to go on with all that it means rand requires to, be eligible for this high honour, You are now representatives of, the Queen, unto -wtiom..„you- are' now, committed. ,,What you have done, and won,' and what...you'd(); should ever he ..an example for .younger members to strive for, My praY- ers are with you, that you con, ,ATEMAPT WINS .1PRXWE APP .PIC/Mrlf ,CiAlIPBELL'S Vag AZITIVIVERSARIe SALE • 401. peter Werbeski,, of •R'0,0' Station Clinton, won the made- to-measure suit of clothes drawn for at the close of Pickett and Campbell's. 14th. anniversary sale recently, A te.rylono (iVOSS, shirt, AS second. prize was won, by Mrs Orval Stanley, Clinton, The first record of interest in Brownies' and..Guidas in Adastral Park at RCAF Station Clinton, is in. Deeember, 1950. A meeting WAS held at the ii:gne of Sergeant and Mrs. A, Brown, FclingntQA Road, to discuss the possibilities of forming .a Brownie Pack,. As a result of the formed at this meeting, the and Clinton RCA' Brownie Pack was registered on jiaimary 16, 1951, with Mrs,. J. A, Brown as Brown Owl, 'assisted by Mrs. Dubois and Edwards, There were 16 Brownies and the Pack met in Mrs. Brown's home. Due to the rapidly increasing numbers of potential Brownies, it was found that a more suitable place was' a necessity. Through the kind co-operation of the Com- manding Officer and C, A. Trott, principal of A/V/.1Y1 Hugh Camp- bell Public School, permission was Queen's Scout gt'anted. to told meetings in the school. From the time of regia, tration until the present, there have been seven Drown Owls and an expanding' number of Tawny Owls, because of the frequent ,change of personnel in the eoni- mnnity, The present Brawn Owl is Mrs, Joan Cameron, assisted by Mrs, S. Smith and Mrs. F. Lud- wig, with an enrolment of 21. Brownies. By 1955, it was necessary, due to, increased numbers, to forrn new pack, which was known as the 3rd Clinton RCAF Brownie, aok. In OCtober, 1955, the new pack was registered with Mrs. Galbraith as Brown Owl. At present there are 33...Brownies in this pack under the leadership of Mrs. Ann Nickeraon as Brown Owl ,and Mrs, V, Crockett as. Tawny Owl: The 2nd Clinton 13,0AF Guide Company had been formed by November, 1953, and was meeting regularly. In January, 1958, it was necessary to divide' the Com- pany and in May, 1958, the 3rd Clinton RCAF Guide Company was registered, with Mrs. Glover, es Captain and Mrs. K. Slater as Lieutenant. At the present there , is a total of 32 -Guides. with Mrs. Ross, Miss Alvard • as Captains and Mrs. Danburger and Mist-7 D.-k LePan as Lieutenant. 4-H DAIRY CALF CLUB WILL MEET JUNE 8 The Bayfield Dairy 4-H Calf Club will hold their regular meet- ing at the home of Alvin Bottles, RR 2, Bayfield, one and a half miles south of Porter's Hill, on Wednesday, June 8, at 8.30 p.m. I have 1 Howard Scokhmer Invested. Queen Scout InSQlemn Service .atbinity Church (By our Bayfield correspondent) Seed Beans Registered No. 1, 2nd generation Sanilac and Michelite Seed Beans are available now. PRICE-84.75 per .100 lbs. Contracts are available also. Please contact; HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE, Hensall, Ontario or • ONTARIO BEAN GROWERS' LIMITED, 1358 Trafalgar Street, • London, Ontario. Telephone GL 1-9861, 19-tfb thine all your livea, to the ideal% of is high nailing," With his text chosen %from Matthew 25, to 34; "Then. shall the King say unto 'them on his right hand, -come ye blessed of my Father, inherit ,the Kingdom Prepared for you from-'the found- ation of the world," Mr., Harris- on traced the 'history of loyalty 'to ideals, and God's promises to Man,. Through the ages from be- fore 'the time of _Abraltain there have always 'been - enemies with; a desire for kingdoms outside of god's plans.' He traTaor the his- tory of the British Erripire;• down to . the present age, and the priv- ileges that are ours, being subjects of the Monarchy, . . - To roost Canadians, this great privilege has come by birth. Many have chosen this land as. their re- fuge and 'all are proud of citizen ' ship, "But we must' never forget,r al lof us, we, are only .sojourners here. _ May we ever strive to' look forward to the day, when as citiz- ens and children of God, we do all we individually can, to establish God's Kingdom in- the world, not just Canada, but in the world," The children of, • the church choir, sang "The Lord is my Shep- -herd," in a' special setting, and prayers and h.' runs were all in ili keeping with .tile special national theme, The eh rch' and ' altar were decorated with spring flow if era, sw, Howard Sherritt Scotchiner, seventeen-year-old son of Mr. - and Mrs. Lloyd. Scotchrner, was' made a Queen's Scout, on . Sun- day, May 22. Leading up. to his Queen's Scout badge, as a mem- ber of Bayfield First Scout Troop, he 'won his ambulance man, pathfinder, coast watch-' man, and despatch rider badges:- He is a member af. Trinity Church, and when younger was a choir member and belonged to'. the Boy's League. In public school he was ac- tive in the junior Red Cross. As a student he has always been in the top bracket with an "excellent" report both in Bay- field Public , School and CDCI, where he is finishing Grade 12, this year. "Howie" isn't quite sure what his vocatiorkwill be. Ire favours the teaching profession, and his favourite subject is mathema- tics. He,, plans to finiSh Grade 13 before making a decision on- his course. He enjoys playing hockey.