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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-09-08, Page 9Drive a !folks— * nrianoeuverable • economical • comfortable THE CAR for YOU! Don Smith Motors VOLKSWAGEN Sales and Service 9 Ontario Street, Clinton PHONE , HU 2-9088 Western. Fair, London, will open its -gates next Monday, September 12; to the greatest week of pleasure and enter,' tainment in its entire 85 years of service to London and Wes- tern Ontario, Farmers can compare the breeding points -of over a million Oilers worth of livestock and check the good features of another million dollars in farm machinery, Everyone, will be interested in the superlee tive displays in the Manufac- turers' and Confederation build- ings, Feature of the Art Build- ing will be a number of famous Paul Peel paintings. A fabulous evening grand- stand performance will feature "Dancing Waters", a magic eascade of waters in colour that actually dance in perfect time to music, Dancing Waters al- so provides a gorgeous back- ground for production numbers of GAC Humid's famous danc- ing Manhattan Roekettes, This is a Western Fair grandstand feature you will never forget. Every additional act is tops in its vaudeville field including The Harmonicats of recording fame, For reserved seats, write Western Fair, London. Prices $2.00 and $1,50. Every woman should see Western Fair's second annual fashion show with. Fred Davis, TV star, as commentator. This show will be a Monday after- noon grandstand feature Sept- ember 1.2. Women will be ad- mitted free to the fairgrounds Monday until 3 p.m, Harness racing will take ov- er Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, Septem- ber 13 to 15, with -a special Children's Day program, Junior Olympics, Friday, All children are guests of the fair Friday with free admission to the grounds. Saturday is Warriors Day. Hundreds of war veter- ans from London and Western Ontario will parade -to the fair and will be -grandstand guests for the spectacular Armed Services program. Holders of advance sale tick- ets will have a chance to win three 1960 sedans at the Satur- day night grandstand draw, and some lucky person will win Western Fair Shrine Show House for $1. Tickets on this house will be sold at the fair all week by the Shriners. The house is worth $25,000. A government-designed base- ment fallout shelter will be on display close to the Shrine Show House. It will be con- structed and displayed by the London Free Press as a public service. The Conklin Midway Shows and Kkidyland will be back with Many new midway rides and shows. All this adds up to "a day at Western Fair beats two days anywhere." Western Fair Offers Fun for All Live Stark, Midway, Doming Girls Enjoy clean, dependable, low-cost home heating with Natural Gas Rent a fully automatic conversion burner to fit your present furnace on your gas bill PER MONTH Enjoy the benefits of completely automatic home heating. Have a Natural Gas Conversion, Burner installed in your present furnace or boiler . . . today. Look at these advantages: You'll appreciate the silent, dependable, economical operation of your Natural ' Gas. Conversion Burner. Put an end to work, worry and waste. Heat with Natural Gas. $50.00 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCP FOR YOUR OIL BURNER Offer good up id September '30, 1960. The trade-in allowance Will tie, credited to that portion of your monthly bil covering the gas consumed. NO CASH OUTLAY The. low rental payment on the conversion burner will be applied to your regular monthly gas bill. FREE, LIFETIME BURNER SERVICE Union Gas Company provides free service every day of the year. FAST, EXPERT INSTALLATION There is no inconvenience even in the coldest weather. Gas conversion burners are designed to fit quickly and easily into your present fumace. *$2.95 is the monthly rental charge for a normal gas conversion burner installation. Gas used is extra. SEE YOUR HEATING CONTRACTOR OR UNION SComPANY OF CANADA,LIM1TED Serving Southwestern Ontario since 1911 !More homes than ever ,are heating with Natural Gas' 35 Colborne St. GODIE RICH — Phone JA 44317 Western Fair Dance Line Here are just a few of the "Manhattan Rockets" outstanding dance line from New York, who feature four georgeous production numbers at the Western Fair, London, evening grandstand performance, September 12 to 17. Write Western Fair, London, for reserved seats, price $2.00 and $1.50, Advance Sate Tickets available in Clinton at Bartliffs and Clinton Bowling Alley. SEPT.1147 TTEND ;FILL:JAYS X:X-tXtrX1iXtX: XI:X4•X Yt•><*>K1><O(' X gigaanegraehrenaraiiMEMENMagMaligigigigig Western Fair Advance Sale l'itkets on Sale al Clinton Boiling Alley and Bartliffs Bakery Limited NEWS Of 001.MESVILLE correspondent; WfrtS. lr. -liil(eMoLICAMII Miss Shirley Norman was .1•1 Orillia for the weekend, visit lug with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs: Dewar Norman, Miss Eleanor Yeo entertein- ed some of her school friends art a luncheon on Monday at the home of her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Frank co,Y Miss Barbara Yeo was -the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Murray, Dundalk, over the weekend. Master David McCullough has returned home from St, Joseph's Hospital, London, where he was confined, follow- ing an operation on his right eye. Miss Frances McCullough, nurse-in-straining at Toronto Western Hospital spent the weekend at the home ,of -her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank McCullough. Douglas Norman, Robe* Norman and Paul Cuchnore and Frank Hinz, New Hamburg, spent Labour Day weekend on a trip through Eastern Ontario and Quebec. Mi$5 Anne Wilkins, Toronto, and a nurse-in-training at Roy- al Victoria Hospital, Montreal, spent a few days with Miss Eleanor Yea Miss Yeo return- ed to Toronto with Miss Wil-. kins for a couple of days, Present Couple Mr, and Mrs. William Nor- man opened their home for a social evening for the cm.- ployees of Carnation Company Limited, at Holmesville, -and their wives, when the group assembled to honour Mr. and Mrs. Dewar Norman, Kenneth Harris made the presentation of a lovely tai - lite lamp &dile Po er Helps to Keep Youth on the Farm To -the age-old inducements of fresh air and independence, farmers have added 'third major reason for liVing and working on Canada's farms— electric power. Electricity and the modern conveniences it represents — running water, refrigeration, entertainment, better working conditions—were placed high on 'the list of reasons why far- mers -stay on the farm in a recent survey of 300 farm families in Ontario and Alberta by Dr. Helen C. Abell, rural sociologist, Federal Department of Agriculture. to the newly married couple, Dewar Norman thanked the people for their gift. Lunch was •served by Mrs, William Norman, assisted by Mrs. Ken- neth Harris. School Opens School opened in Holmesville on Tuesday, September 6 in two different buildings. With the opening of the new school, John Siertsema takes over as principal of the two schools, and will teach the senior grad- es, with Miss Mary Helen Yeo teaching the intermediate gr- ades in the same school. Mrs, Francis Powell will be 'the tea- cher for the junior grades in the old school in the village. 0 LONDESBORO mils. BERT ALLEN Phone Blyth 37 r 5 Mrs. Milt Little is in Clinton Public Hospital for few days treatment. Master Ronald Hesk, Gorier- ith spent a few days last week with his -grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Hesk and Debbie. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Lyon arrived home on Friday after spending a month in the West, Miss Vera Lyon -arrived with them for a month's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wells mo- tored to Carleton Place last Thursday. Alex returned home on Friday, leaving Mrs. Wells to visit with cousins for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Case with their three boys, Mr. and' Mrs. Archie Weber, all of Ex- eter called on the Stanley Lyons, also on the Harry Dur- nins on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin attended the marriage of their son Mervin, whose marriage to Miss Marion Viola Oke, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs James Oke, Science Hill was solemnized in Anderson United Church on September 3. About 65 guests attended the reception in the church parlor. MIDDLETON Mr, and Mrs. Donald Middle- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Merner spent last weekend in Toronto and attended "The Ex- hibition", Miss Kathleen MacNaughtort, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mid- dleton. Miss Shirley Cooper, Hamil- ton, Bermuda, is holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper. Thursday, Sept, .8 . . • clip This. l,lst Fall Fairs. For Western Ontario Bayfield Sept. 23, 29 Blyth Sept. 20, 21 Brussels Sept, 29, 30 Dungannon Oct. 7 Embro Sept, 19 Exeter Sept. 21, 22 Fordwich Sept. 30, Oct, 1 Hanover Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Kincardine Sept. 15, 16 Kirkton Sept. 29, 30 Listowel Sept. 26, 27 London (Western Fair) Sept. 12 to 17 Mitchell Sept. 27, 2$ Palmerston -Oct. 5, ,0 Parithill Sept, 22, 23 Ripley Sept, 23, 24 St. Marys Oct 7, 3 Seaforth Sept. 22, 23 Stratford Sept 19,- 21 Strathroy Sept, 27, 23 Tavistock Sept. 9, 10 Teeewater Oct. 4, 5 Toronto (Canadian National) Aug. 24 to Sept. 10 Toronto (Royal Winter Fair) Nov, 11 to 1.9 Zurich Sept, 24 & 20 International Plowing Match, Elgin County, Springfield, Oct. 11 to 1.4 Let go and ENJOY the FUN is CROWDED El and EXCITEMENT of the 11USTLINO F3tittANZAINIG201115131d 1960--Clinton News-Record Page 9 WATCH THEM GROW 4s your boy beginning to take an active interest in farming? Most boys do as they grow up. Encourage him! Now would be a good time to help him start his own bank account Introduce him to your Royal Bank Manager and let himi handle his own financial affairs. He'll be happier with his own projects to work out—his own bank account to build., And you'll enjoy watching them grow together disk for a copy of our booklet "Financial Training for Yoi2 Son and Daughter". It provides apracticapattern of financial training for any parent with growing children, shows you how to encourage them to stand on their own feet in financial matters. It is free, at your nearest Royal Bank branch. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA THE BANK WITH 1000 FRONT DOORS Clinton Branch 0. L. Engeistad, Manager Goderich Branch H. G. Spring, Manager • Western Ontario's colossal melange of unsurpassably marvellous exhibitions brings to the kg illustrious residents of Western Ontario such gloriously superb collections of amusing and lig educational features as will strain the credulity of the beholder. Ki YOU WILL REVEL in the FRIENDLY Wonderful World of the E 11OLD TIME COUNTRY FIA1:1 * HARNESS RACING * LADIES' DAY * HORSE SHOW * CHILDREN'S DAY * FLOWER SHOW * M., SQUARE DANCE COMPETITION * WARRIORS' DAY * LIVESTOCK SHOW * AGRICULTURAL SHOW a * FARM MACHINERY EXHIBIT * PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW* WOMEN'S HANDICRAFTS * ETCETERA. V; .s. col.Txtzi\T's Az...ma-c.A.N..Anmaa\T 1VIIIDWAV" PLUS thrill, thrill, THRILL to THE SPLENDOR and SPARKLE of the Ki ;4'1 E E NI G N STAND S OW TrulyAN AMAZING collection of headline acts from the glarnorour. vi., Acls of the clam, vittdeville and television. • In addition see four magnificent PRODUCTION numbers itrcittwi A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE. PA THE MANAGEMENT RESPECTFULLY DRAWS TO YOUR ATTRNTION THE FACT THAT DURING THE Ly-A VA HARNESS RACING (TUES., WED., THURS.) SPECTATORS -vVELL BE PRIVILEGED TO BACK THE gpi ENTRANTS OF THEIR CHOICE WITH $ $ $. i` /' ;•,, ;.• ". • • :r" ;;N: "r • iiiMisolIMMOOMOMpagipmmraix3 Ki DON'T MISS THE UNPARALELLED OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A $25,000 SHRINE SHOW HOUSE Tickets: $1.00 tia.- 6 for $5.00 ON SALE DURING FAT? tElt ONLY ZIONKIIIIIIIIMirrommoommemomersei FREE .1.1 ch. DRAW FOR 3 NIEtW !! ' Chevrolet — Dodge Meteor II RE:E ADVANCE SALE VICItETS — 2 for $1.00 (one adult ticket admits two children)