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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1961-05-25, Page 911112-6633 RR!2 GI NT.ON1 QUALITY SEED BEANS for Sale American Certified No. 1 SANiLAC American Certified No. 1 MICHEL TE Contracts Available Harriston Fertilizer at Attractive Prices Order Now E. L.1Nickle & Son Ltd. Phone 103 Hensall, Ont. Shopping Begins in the Pages Of This Newspaper Planning to move ? Make it easy on yourself with an HFC Moving Loan When you move, see HFC about a Moving Loan. HFC can supply the money for all your moving expenses . to pay off the moving company, and to cover your family's transportation and other re- lated costs. And, one of the 252 HFC offices in Canada is likely to be near your new home, to give you additional service. Borrow up to $2,500 with up to 36 months to repay. Low cost life insurance available on all loans HOUSEHOLD FINANCE M. R. Jenkins, Manager 35A West Street Telephone JA 4-7383 GODERICH News of Hensall (MRS,. MAUDE Hgr) REN, orreapondent) Mr. and Mrs Fid. Little sp- ent. Friday .in Windsor, 112r. and Mrs. Kenneth Manaus, Toronto, spent Saturday in the village, Leonard Noakes and Fred Broadley spent the weekend fishing apt Lake Simcoe, Mr. and Mrs, R. c, Chad- wick, Burlington, were •guests with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Bees last week, Mrs. Ruth Bell has returned Dome after spending the winter months with relatives in Oak- land, California. Mrs. W, F. Riley, London, formerly of Hensall, is a pat- ient at Victoria Hospital, Lon - dors Mr, and Mrs. W. • A. Mac - Laren, Goderich were guests with Mr, and Mrs. R. Y. Mac - Laren, Lorne Hay, Doug and Bob Cook, and Kenneth Elxl'er, en- joyed a weekend of fishing at Chesley Lake, Miss Margaret Smith and Richard Tipping, Landon, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mr. and Mas. Robert Cook and Carolyn, spent Mother's Day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N, Hildebrand, Wheatley, F/O and Mrs. George Sang- ster and Darryl, Hamilton, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Noakes and fam- ily, The Woman's Missionary So - LET'S BE FRANK R1Y YOUR'S TRULY W . LOOKING.FOR THE RIGHT PLACE? THE RIGHT PLACE TO ALWAYS BE SAT- 1SFIED Is HARRY WiLLIAMS ROSE EATING OILS -GASOLINE GREASES-MO,TOR,OILS' eiety of the United Church wW pack a bale in the chtkivh school ioorn June 6 to be forwarded to Toronto for overseas relief, FM John Beer, Miss. Beer, David, Johnny and ,Steven, Barrie, spent the weekend and holiday with M. .and Mrs..Fred Beer, Janie Smith, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Smith, Underwent surgery on her eye in St. .Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, on May 17. Mrs, Edith Ashton, Centralia, was hostess at a I'oyely after- noon tea 'in her home Thurs- day, May 18, Guests -present were her art students from Hensall and Centralia, Mrs. J. E. McEwen, Mrs. Al- vin McBride and Mrs, Valerie Armnstrong, Exeter, left Thurs- day, rM'ay 18 by plane for a six weeks European guided tour. They will return by :boat. Mrs.. Sarah Glazier enjoyed her 94th birthday celebrated an May 22, and was pleased to receive callers and was the recipient of gifts, flowers, and congratulatory messages. At the Hensall branch of the Royal Oanadian. Legion: social evening on May 19 in the Leg- ion Hall, a draw was held for a man's suit vailued at $75 and the winner was F/S F. S. Nel- son, RCAF Station Clinton. Proceeds will be used for the Legion Pee Wee hockey team. David Shirr ay, a patient at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, recovering froma fractured hip, observed his 86th birthday on Wednesld'ay, May 17, with relatives and friends celebrat- ing the event with him anid en- joying lunch with a special birthday cake. He received lovely cards, :flowers and treats. Services in the United Chur- ch Sunday morning were larg- ely attended. Rev. Currie Win - law gave a very inspiring mes- sage on "Life's Hidlden. Power". The Junior choir led the serv- ice of praise and sang, "There's a Friend for Little Children," Miss Ann Mickle sang a lovely solo, "In the Garden". Miss Greta Lannmie •accompanied at the piano. Flowers in the ch- urch were in memory of Mrs. W. R. Dougall and Mrs. Joseph Hudson. Arnold Circle Mrs. Beverley Beaton pre- sided for the Arnold Circle meeting in Carmel Presbyter- ian: Church Monday evening and Miss Hannah Murray con- d'uoted the worship and pro- gram. Members answered roll call with a verse containing "Hope" The Mission Band rally will be held at Seaforth, Saturday, May 27. All members should meet at the church at 1.45 p.m. Members of the Mission Band were presented with seals May 21. The book committee of Hen - K } r. y q AS, ;i ! :Yr: �f r, stss FOR THE FACTS... FEATURE 1st Fact •.. Envoy's price is amongthe lowest—value among the highest! 2nd Fact... Envoy's roomy interiors carry five big adults in comfort! 3rd Fact... There are foureconomical,stylishEnvoys -three sedans and the dashing Sherwood station wagon 4th Fact... Envoy's a General Motors value, product of years of experience in car -building 1 ARD FIGURES... Peppy 4 -cylinder engine ... SS lively horsepower ... as many as 320 miles from every tankful of gas ... 12 -volt electrical system ... 34.4 inches of headroom up front, 35.1 in the back ... relaxing legroom (42.4 inches in front, 40.4 in rear) 19.3 en. ft, of usable trunk space . easy 1 -glance reacting instrument panel ... 4 big Wide opening doors on every Envoy .. up to 19 lovely exterior color combinations ... up to 12 glamorous interior color choices. (Whitewall tires opttondl at ektrk earl) Safety Glass all 'round gives Envoy's panoramic vision for driver and passengers! And the windows on all four doors roll all the way down! •'> 3k %%