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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-03-08, Page 11Eastern Champions RCAF Station Clinton. Thunderbolts Back roW, left to right: Ray Breadner, Milt Black, Larry 'meson, Howie. Cousins, Darrel Mathews, Mel Parsons, Andy Chaisson; centre row, Don Folks, Mike Chambers, Glen Newport, Mark Trude11, Bob Brown, Andy Beauchamp, Mel Melanson,- Les DuPont, F/O Dick Allen; front row, F/O Riva, Len Arseneau, Group Captain J. G. Mathieson Commanding Officer, Paul Aniach- ' er, F/L Farrell (coach), Missing, Jim McEwan, John DeFran- - cesco, George Robertson, Bud Kelley, Ed. Vigneau, Dave Wood, Brian Vickery. (RCAF Photo) Yes, I Have Sold Out But when I did sell out I did not sell my used car stock. I am responsible for the 'sale ef these vehicles and I must get rid of them as Bob will soon have stock of his own to put on the lot. I am cutting these cars to the bone and you are the winner. 125 USED CARS THAT MUST GO ! 1960's from' '$1675. 1960 FORD Galaxie Starliner.. Black, chrome skirts, auto- matic, radio, etc. 1960 PONTIAC Strato Chief, 2-door, radio, window washers. Positively like new. 1960 MORRIS Minor, complete with new motor. ONLY $998. 1960 'METEOR Rideau 4-door. Only 23,000 miles, automatic drive. Owner's name on request. 1959's from $1195. 1959 PONTIAC Strato Chief 2-door, Automatic drive, radio. Sold new by us. 1959 VAUXHALL 8. Victor 4-door sedan. Custom radio, red leather ' interior, like new, 1959 BUICK Le, Sabre 4-door hardtop, equipped with every conceivable accessory, driven only 24,000 miles. Owned by local executive, 1959 CHEVROLET Convertible, Black, white top, 348 motor with stick. 1958's from $895. 1958 FORD Fairlane 2.door, custom' radio, at $895. USED CAR Liquidation SALE 1958 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4-door hardtop, fully powered, new. 1958 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-door, automatic, power steering. A sharp car. 1958 MERCURY Monterey 4-door, Fully equipped including power steering. Only 31,000 miles. Owner's name oh request. 1957's from $695 1957 PLYMOUTH 2-door Savoy, custom radio. Con't be told from new. 1957 CHEVROLET 210 4-door sedan, radio, heater. Locally owned, 1957 VOLKSWAGEN 2-door. A sharp economy car. 1957 PONTIAC Pathfinder deluxe 4-door. Custom radio, fin- ished in loden green. 1961's from $2295 1961 PONTIAC Strato Chief 4-door station wagon, automatic drive, V8, radio. Save $1,000, 1961 PONTIAC Strata Chief 4-doOr sedan, driven 11,000 miles. $2295. 1961 PONTIAC Porisienne sedan. kadio, 6-cyl., like new. like Yes, I Bought Jack Out But . I did not buy Jack Pearson's used car stock. You can't opel.ate a car business with just new cars so I am making extraordinary deals on new 1962 automobiles in order to get some used cars. Come in today and see what kind of a deal you can make. Colour Views of Germany Shown To Auburn Horticultural Group Thum,- 1907e,,cliroon tiews,Record749.0e 11. NE . 4. I, ONRR. R0 (Qorrespon~lelif .Mrs,.AP At A,11aufi P149.4e, 41,0,4 :07 A.P) AUBURN — Beautiful plot- , ures of his native country, Ger- many were shown on Monday evening at the Auburn Hort- icultural Society meeting in the Community Memorial Hall. The new president, Mrs. Ed. Davies was in charge and Mrs. Robert, J. Phillips was piariest. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor stated that there was a balance of $104.95. The convents= which will be held on March 15 and 16 at Niagara Falls was discussed but no delegate was chosen. Plans were made for spring planting and several seed houses and garden centres sent their price lists which were discussed. MI- •ank-you notes were also read for cards sent. The guest speaker, Karl Sie- vert, Goderich was introduced by Charles Scott. He showed colorful pictures of Germany and the flowers of that country. His piettrres showed how agric- ulture is carried on and how a few acres and a couple of cows form a farm. He took his aud- ience on a trip to the Black Forest, up the mountain sides with .pletureque scenery a n d showed many of the older build- ings and churches which are .over 500 years old. . Some of , the experimental farmswere shown and one of interest was the growing of the ritiodiodendrans with their many shades of colpur. • The develop- merit of a new seedless cueurn- her which grOws over a foot long and is used for salads was shown in a greenhouse that covers ten acres of land, ThiS greenhouse was built on top of a peat bag and does not require any heat, Mrs. Kenneth Scott thanked Mr. Sievert for his address and pictures. He also sung two lovely solos du,ing the evening's program. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mrs. Will- iam Clark, Miss Elmo. 1Vtutich and Mrs. Earl Sherwood, -------o---- Canada's mineral production in 1961 was valued 'at an all- time high of $2,561,945,000, an increase of 2.8.pereent from the preceding year's $2,492,510,000. EASTERN. .RCAF *key Team Wins tinebec •Came TWAF :STATION Oliptpmi 4ipiderbel`ts 4pwIlecl 'Station St, jvaiA, Quebec, 7,4 last veeke40 to become BeStern Draining Coin nand .1-IOckey, lhassrPiOnS, They Will now meet the wip4ere!,of the Western div, -ion. The 'winner of the West, erii ,4114411Ph has as yet to be anlool.meect ,c.thtoton, eutplaypd the St. JOapa team during most*of the game and if it hadn't been for the outstanding goal tending of Gus Bel/ in St. Jeans net the score would. have be0a -znAch higheT, Scoring. for ,Clinton 'were; Bud Kelley with two goals; Ray Breadner, two; mcv Chaisson, two and Brown, one. St. Jeans goal getters were: 130.1;pr% two; Demers and Ris- sm, singles. Red Devils Win At. Mitchell. Tie Up Series „, • ,AF STATION — Mitchell Red Devils defeated the RCAF Station Clinton Intermediate B hockey team Monday 5-2 to tie the best of five series at one game each. Mitchell rOpabget teMs were Charlie Weston with two goals, Rodger Pauli, 'Ernie Ahrens and Jim East with singles. Clinton's scoring was done by Milt Black and Ray Breadner. The third game will be.P14Y- ed Wednesday at Clinton and the fourth in 'Mitchell on Fri- day. • will 'he ohServed Ia the Vi.4140, Church on Friclay, afkgr4PorA at An TOWS: cordially, invited to Attencl Mr. and Mrs William Bag- neat and daughter; Ingersoll, ariVtal .S.r4se447ce tt4 Mrs.':174°411- Mr: and Mrs, lierrrY DUrilit) are Wearing. bPPACI,,§44104.these last .Saturday Offrryotiapgri:lg=gder daughter's arrival at the borne, of Mr and Mrs,, Mervin Dixr- .4ir z.. Stratford, andMrs, M ton, Ward ..$ellerP, and Archie Acheson, spent Monday evening with Mr, and Mrs, Bert Allen.' F of A Calls The federation met on Thurs- day for a social evening, feW wi th of cards were play- ed with Mrs. .Jim. Howatt win-. ning :ladies' high; Mrs, Beth Know,, low; Mrs. most mjaecnk's William Govier; low, John Armstrong; most lone hands, John Riley. .Jahn Snell, .Jr., mwila to rb bl r. i :twhodnaya wpasriz6n,earest Good Neighbours The Good Neighbours Club met last week at the home of Mrs. John Armstrong with 13 members and one visitor, A program of readings and songs accompanied by Mrs. Harold Livingstone were joined in. A spelling match was conducted by Mrs. Lear which revived old school 4437.s. A few games of cards also were enjoyed. Lunch was served by Group 2. 4-H Sewing The Londesboro 4-H Sewing Club met March 3 with eight girls present, Roll call was answered by "one way -a girl may plan her separates to flat- er her figure". The girls cut out their garments and began sewing. Points to consider when assembling the garments were discussed. Lunch was served at the close by Nancy Caldwell' .and..1„4.trte- 41044114,' ,PP. A number from the village. attended the Progressive. Co.4, •SerVative banquetheld in ton en WO:IPP.Pilay evening Women's institute The ,March meeting: of the WI was opened with poem, "Life is .Sweet"' read by the presidept, An 41)11W/en to tend a cooking school at BIM On April 6 was accepted,, Mrs; Watson Reid gave the! report of the nominating _corn, .rnittee: past president, Mrs. Tom Allen; president, :Mrs, Dave Anderson; :first vice, Mrs. Milt Little; spoils sties, Mrs, H. Durninj secretary, Mrs. Len Shobbrook, Mrs, Lloyd Pipe announced that the.p4ashirie .sister ban- caret would be catered to by the Constance ladies in the United Church on Mareh 27, Dinner is to be served at 7 pm, A donation of $25 was voted to the Clinton Public Hospital beard At the April meeting a special collection will be taken fer 'wemies for Friendship". Ladles from the Auburn WI were guests -at this meeting. Mrs. Gordon Taylor brought their Twesdsrnuir Book and gave an interesting outline of its contents which was .com, meneed in 1947, the year of the Auburn centennial. Mrs. Ernest Knox gave a splendid paper on current events, mrs. Salvardo, a guest of Mrs. Watson Reid, contrib., uted a solo in Dutch, and her favorite hymn "Blessed Assur- ance" accompanied by Mrs. Tom Allen. A reading "A Busy Life" was given by Mrs. H. Durnin. An instrumental by Jeffrey Shaddick, and an ac- cordion number by Barbara Burns were enjoyed. Mrs. Neville Forbes as guest speaker delighted the audience with many humorous excerpts from favorite writers. A penny sale was conducted. Lunch was served by the hos-tesses. Jack Pearson Says: 1 HAVE USED CARS COMING. OUT MY EARS So I'm Having A . . 10 % DOWN -- 48 MONTHS TO PAY. Bob Taylor Says: I HAVE NO USED CARS SO I CAN AFFORD 'TO GIVE And I Am Giving The . . . HIGHEST TRADE 114 ALLOWANCE n 1962 PO NTIACS • THIS IS OUR POLICY "My 12 years of car-selling experience," says Bob Taylor, "has convinced me of the soundness and wisdom of Jack Pearson's low-price, high-volume policy which has made this firm grow into the largest retail business in Huron," "I believe that service sells cars and I ant determined to provide the finest and fastest autontobile service possible, Under our new program, cars required for business will get priority treatment and all owners will be treated With courtesy and fairness. Believe me, our service will be 100%1" pROTECTIoN ,m„.ambiledfeinlightorngtowihniterhodpuicvevitdolturoon great tntteatiebrirtans dtonoewur Scuostibolme customers: .Plaan; olntaeuretot-t rates WhiCh match bank loans for low cost, and (2) payment insurance Which Meets your obligations in case of death or disability. This is the finest protection available, backed by the famous Paul Revere Company. Ask our salesinen about this great plan.". 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