HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-09-20, Page 3Doing Canada's 'Business In English
Miss Marjorie Papple, Seaforth, makes change for a satisfied customer 'at
the Ontario Government Exhibit at Britain's Food Fair, being held at Olympia,
London, England. Miss Papple is one of fiveOntario girls assisting in the foods
booth. (Ont. Dept. of Agriculture Photo)
VSE HURBS CAUT.OUSLX
UNTIL YOU'RE SURE
The purpeee of herbs and
spices is to complement and en-
hance tthe foods to which they
aa'e added, So use thein spar-
ingly unitil you fully acquire the
seasoning touch, say home ecore
crisps at 1Vkacd`onald Institute,
Guelph.
Seaforth Girl Sells "Ontario"
At British food Products. Event
Sales of Onbaria grown food
in Great Britain •inereeeed
sharply during the first !half of
!YHA
GODER1CH , QNT.
THIS WEEK ONLY
"THE BEL -AIRES"
DANCING` for the . Young Crowd
Every Saturday Night
To the Sound . of the 60's
Dancing 9 to 12
Admission 75c per person
WE CATER TO WEDDINGS, LUNCHEONS,
BANQUETS, ETC.
Westinghouse
Automatic Dryer
Dire4tROw system with More air, cower heat dries
clothes fasters fttlffier, more eco'nomloelly.
in Westtnehcuse dryers, act' brows directly into clothes
(hot through a perforated batket as In °thee
stakes). Faster air flew allowe reduction of drying
terriperature.
pull Washer lead capacity.
Rotating "bteidoefeed" steel basket, resists rusf,
One year guarantee on workiriehShtp and materials.
(iinton Electrk Shop
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HU `#����i Clintonbk W- Cornish ro ti Itoi
244646 Clinton
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,iYoUR r ri STyhtpHat)OE btAt.RRor
September mainly as a res'u:Ut of
a trade drive s:peer.headed by
the Ontario Department of
Agricullture, Five Ontario girls
flew over to lead a contingent
of 32 food demonstrates s who
manned tlh'e ODA booth •at the
British Food Fair. These ladies
personally . sold • over $10,000
'worth of Ontario produce to
visitors -- such items as testi
peaches brought 15 cents each
while ,fresh :earrrots oind cheese,
honey and a long list of Canned
fruits .and vegetables sold
readily.
This is; the first time the
ODA has had its own display
at the Food Fair hut it is only
part of the tirade delve. The
Hon. •Cbaaties MacNaughton',
MLA, Exeter, minister wiebout
portrfodio in the Ontario govern
menet, it leading the delegation
of producers and processors of
farm produce and ODA •officials
into the U.K. and Fhurope.
Several Ontario processors
reported .they were !deluged
with orders' +at the Food Fair
but no officinal estimate of 'tihe
amount of produce s'o`ld is av-
Bailable yet. Cherry .pie .fi'Itl, !ap-
ple and etomato -juice„ and
peaches' appear the most popu-
lar ink the procees'ed division,
Order books in hand, the On-
tario group moved from the
Food Fahr into western Europe.
The Ontario Vegetable Market-
ing Board sent Ed Rulntivenn
Port Hope and Jack Howard,
Hamilton, and the Flue Cured
Tohaeeo Growers Marketing
four -man team was led by its
chairman, George Demeyere,
'Tii'1'sioriburg.
Among the processors and
distributors of farm • produce
Were Philip Latciu nau'n, presi-
dent .of Federal Farms, Brad-
ford; Ed Smart, Smart Brotth-
erts, Col%imtgwoad; Steve Csunn-
rick, Canada Packers, Toronto
and Fred Brown, seetimaam and
feed merchant from Arkone,
RECEPTION
for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Riley
(nee Beverley Wright)
LONDESBORO
COMMUNITY HALL
Friday, Sept. 21
LUNCH COUNTER
eiremeemee
SUNSET
DRIVE.IN .-,- Goderich
BUCK NITES
MON,, TUE,S., WED., THUR.
slop AYOUR DMITSCARS VOU t7AADNb
WED.,. THUR., PRI,
September, 19-20-21
Spencer. "racy,
'Richard Widreark
!`THE BROKEN LANCE"
Janet Monroe, Tbmtey Steele
'TOMMY THE TOREADOR'
SAT., MON„'TUES.
September 22-24-e5
Bob Maclean, Robert Wagner
"THE HUNTERS"
Debra Paget, Jeff Hunter
"PRINCESS OF THE NILE"
--- Ali color 5hew -.4
WED., THUR., FRI.
SepteihbeY 25.27-28
Torii Douglas, Bella Davi
"THE RACERS"
doinr
Also lular)h t lV%icriae) ie.
"NATURE GIRL"
Adult Entertttif tient
VIsar SNOW at beak .
children izk Gars Plitt :
-VII At *mall
Semiing Two
To.. BuevaIe J'iaH
,;*ltF-tNSA144 - - The Women's
ttttutte reseened Meetings with
Pot ,leek supper in tthegaon
Hall on! W ednesdaY, September
12 and en etteedence of 30,
They sat clown to a delicious
seplle+x''a,ttea tables' 'attractively
cenereel with vases of a Uturnn
flowers, President Mrs, Fred.
Beer Presided. Rall cat "`Sing,
Say sir Pay" was answered by
100 percent Iby -th' xhovi.rers.
Mr's. i9.. M. Peek xe!ed three
tweet irtereetieg le+bt+eu'S faVin
the adopted child in, Austaia..
Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Wilbert
Dining were ,appointed delegate
est Ito the .Huron County WI
rally apt Bluevele hall, October
1, with xegisiteattaon at 9.30 A
display of fall fair project + w'W
be shown yandhuneh will consist
of sandyvnches, tarts and cookies
or relishes winch will be pooled.
Each institute will send two
voting delegattes.
A highlight of the evening
was the Presentation of beauti-
ful eodowi edt 'eludes shown by
jack Henderson on his trip to
the British isles last summer
and ta'keru'by himself. This war
much' enjoyed', The colouring of
the pictures was: exceptional.
Maas. Beer expressed thanks
to, Jtaok an to the program.
conveners who were Mrs. Harry
I-Ionttonz and Mrs, Norval Reid,
and hostesses, Mrs. Archie'
Noakes, Mrs, Wilbert Dining,
Mrs., Fred Beer arid Mrs. R,
M. Peck.
a
Hensafl Kinsmen
Install Officers
At Joint Event ;
HIENSSALL—Harold Taggart,
London, deputy .governor of
Zone "D" Kinsmen Chubs in-
stalled the new officers of lee%
the Ki'nsmilein and Kinettte Clubs
of Hensal1 at a dinner meeting,
alt the Legion, Hall cry Septemb-
er 13.
eptemtb-er13.
Officers of the Kinsmen Club
included president, John Heal;
voce-tprresidemtt, Ross Jinks; sec-
retary, John Baker; acting trea-
surer, Ross Jinks; registrar, Jim
Hyde; bulletin editor, Robert
R>eabulm; directors, Bob Baker,
Jinn Orr^, Robert Reabum.
Officers of the Kinelite Club
'are, president, Mrs. John Heal;
vice-pnetuidleret, Mrs, John Deidz;
secretary, ,Ma'.s. John Baker;
treasurer, Mrs. Ross alike; reg-
istnar, Mrs Wiliam Fuss; bun
Ie;th editor, Mrs. Jim Hyde,
Following dinner they toured
the General Coach, ]ped by Bob
Baker. Special guest at ,the
dinner meeting was Mrs. H.
Tagtgamt, London. The Legion
Lent% ,iuxilitaxy catered fe p
the deetioioua turkey dinner. .•
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al
Dairy. et .o Vogab:oud
-0OIQ W»4.W R
Ceterne 'ekl i✓esl tee. •
A writer fog. ',Time 3nega-
zine used a ,actable Phrase 'e-
femtiy when he described Okv's
Beosboa^ou lioltel a "barn-
least'three of gine r,ei1-
rvraY!e, heeteleies have ''Vile TOM,
antic air, tth'ese inelede the
Macdonald Hotte'l Edanonttoat
and the. bateau Leerier !ie.
OttttaWn,
All, three have magnificent
stetting. Za has a a* I v e r
flowing by it, In their archn
tecturral l iajesty, eaeh watches
over the catty it serves .an4 is a
landrnod Thi% is especially so
on the prairie horizon, where
they eon be seen for miters like
old world castles.
There tthe einnijaairty to any-
tiling old ends. Within, they
'are a$ modern as tbnnorrtw.
The macdonrald has a new wing
Wand the Bessboreugh and Cha-
teau have been undergoing ex-
eenelve re'de'corating and refur-
n'ishing.
I have two sensations when 1
strap, at these hotels.. When I
amen greeted with flowers in mny
room +and 'a Ibtasle^et 'of fresh
fruit, sitting, an an immectilate
linen 'serviette with. ea, Silver
fruit knife for peeling, such las'
I :found when I arrived this
summer Broin Vaneouveir and
checked in at The Besshor'aug+h,
1 feed very VIp, Oi, when I
registered at The Fort "•Gaery
and am ushered into, a bed -sit-
ting coati comp'lerte with Danish
Moderne lounge, ,attractively
upholstered _chairs and TV that
really works though the charge'
is moderate, •such auxury makes
me feel I actually htave money
in the bank end a safety de-
posit box -crammed with etockts
and bona;
I am, ahotel buff for Is Spent
most • of the . years during two
world wars resident, or as a
guest, in hotels. Perhaps that
its why, I appreciate what is
being done to modernize these
stopping pl'acee. No more car-
peting with .rambling garish red
ancit gree i patterns that jump at
you .when a bell boy opens tithe
door of your night's lodging. No
more skinny drapes !hanging
like strings at the windows as
was the lyre -war fashion. Broad-
loom in muted 'design, now ear -
RINSING OUT POT
SHOULD HILL ODOURS
If your automatic coffee -
maker hasn't been used for two
diayls or longer, rinse it with
clear water before you use it,
say the foods experts at Mac-
If it dbesn''t, your pat needs a
ehoretugh eleaxfnng, to remove all
the old filmt. ,and -°lunging oils.
C. L. Jinks is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs Archie McTavish, Kit-
chener, was a guest Sunday
with Mrs. Loin Sianpson.
Mr. and Mr5'. William Henry
Were admifttted to the Queens-
way Nursing Home on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. +rislts'an
left Monday morning for a
month's vacation with relatives
at New Brunswick and P.tE.I.
1Vlrs. R. J. Drysddale who has
been a •partsietrlt at Victoria Hos-
pital, London, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pen-
n:higto i, Veteran, Alta., are
vacationing with their cousins
Mr. and M. Archie Ntxakes.
!Brian Bornitbron is taking a
special three years course in
business administration at Ry-
erson College, Toronto.
Was. Minnie Sanigster, who
has spent the past two weeks
visiting members of her family
in Forest, Landon and Lucian
hes returned home.
Mrs. Gus Voth, Royal Oak,
Mich.,
and her mother-in-law,
Mme. Vetch', Detroit were week-
end guests with Mrs. Lou Siirnp'-
e n.
Mrs William Cone bilis re -
timed ed homve after, spemdittig the
summer months •at Eicisford
Camps, Resitbule.
Mr. end Mrs. Asa beeves tnt-
ttended tt In e Newarrari - Glazier
wedding reception held at the
Clinton Legion Hall, Saturday
evening.
1
Mrs. J. E. McEwen attended
the 24th birthday parity of Eas-
tern Star !Chapter, Exeter, held
in the parish hall, Exeter, Sep-
tember 12. One hundred mem-
bers and ,guests atttentcied.
Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs.
Florence Joymt spent laslt
11hum'sday afternoon at Grand
Beard visiting the former's
daughter Mrs. Ross 1VfaeMillan
and Davitdi.
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker,
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick and Miss
Eivera Churchill, Toronto, at-
tended the Newman - Glazier
wedding, at Ontario Street Unit-
ed Church, Clinton, Saturday,
September 15.
Mr. and IVErs. Leonard_ Noak-
ets halve rettun^rnei, from a week's
vaeatt on through E'asltenrm and
Northern Ontario During their
trip they enjoyed two days visit
with. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
gyre, Eckford Camps, on Res-
toule Lake,
Mrs. Ed, Dick, Cromarty, was
the Tacky winner of the $500
jackpot !at Tcc water Bingo
Taut Friday night, sponsored by
the Lions Club. Her husband
also won the $500 jackpot alt the
Mildmay bingo three Weep ago.
'.Mfrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Pic -
ton, Was 'taken by Bomtthron
eenbu1anee Sunday ito Quinton
Public Hospital.. 11Ms s. Robin-
son wasr 'visiting her daughter
Mas. Irmo, Lowery, Ientsall,
Whey she taauffered to series of
strokes. Mie. Pnbianson is the
grandmother of 1Vtrs.. Jim Hyde.
lorninalasmimmalardiugariii,
the PARK Theatre Gaderich.
Now Flaying---
"MYSTERIOUS ISLAND"— in color
with Michael Oralg and Shirley Joties
Nus a 3 Rt'bOGtS COMEDY and a Cartoon
w)MON., CUBS. WED. — September 24 2526
A ult Entertainment
t a'tiiehce Harvey =+ Geraldine rage -- Pairliela Tlffiti
'T'eii;!Yessee Willitens wrote the play, about a repressed
Mississippi spinster and her )bveS.
'SUMMER AND SMOKE'—c4161.
THUR., PRI',, SAT. Sepfttnher 27.28.29
Spehcet '' eeey •‘•!, prank Sinatra — Kerwin Matthews
Maar Cattes original nb+vel tills the story a a priest
otict tht'ee Convicts. Milted iitt Aawaii,
"THE DEVIL AT FOUR O'CLOCK"
_-- color
Coming ,,,-,1!Athentioes of a Young Man" - Caibr
pert$ :all rptdnes, and fabrics ref
c'asnly eared f 400.'on or ;Von.
make the wlndews in all.,CZ T
dbnald Institute, Quelph, This
wil ekarninate the, stale -odour,
hotel rooms look vea'y liege,
Seteeihing .Old, $omettlriitw New
If deeigurers went tr1,0 mo-
dem in The 1Besst'bo ongh and
created the cocktail lounge as
a semi -circle within the band-
%cane 4infor, ,area, they left hire
huge ellorcelain bath hubs in
The Feet Gar y's double accom-
modation rooms, These have
become quite fame.* anew
eleneee ea Winnipeg, It would
have been sheer sacrilege to re-
place them with modem equip-.
meat. This is the .tine 'place
my Vagabonding where l: can
soak right up to my peek, !and
I love at
Pure delight In any journey
is aocorrnric'dation, Every tray-
eler has bis own. favorite type,
1 am one of 'diose persone; who
appreciates door uere bellboys,
the ponrtetrs: who loop after my
luggage and see that my faun-.
h'y And clearing are cared for.
like the rustle of'well-starch-
ed aprons as the maids .Wheel
their equipment carts along the
coarielars, Balt roost of all. I
glow with the candllelight when
I dine, in tine restaurants lake
the Beaver -Club in' the• Queen
Elizabeth Hotel ar watch freer
my room ships' come dorwn; the
Sound when I stop at The Nova
Scotian ins Hal,fax,
Yes, -!'here is a sense of ro-
mance, of refinement, of execel-
lemtt service in these hotels that
all add'ss tip to pleasure and
that's what customers; are will.
ring to pay for. With the world
on the go as it is these days I
tip my chiffon bonnet to the
CN. Spending money on re-
furbishing is like calsting bread
upon the waters. It • is not an
extravagance; it is an invest-
ment. Today's public is not sat-
isfied with "good enough". Its
members demand the beat for
their' money.
0
Mrs. Albert Broome
HENSALL — Funeral se>rvioe
for the Tate Mrs, Albert Broome,
58, Seaforttih, was held from the
Box • !funeral home, Seaforth,
Saturday with burial in Main
land !Bank Cemetery, Seafonbh.
Mrs. Broome, the former Vio-
let Dick, Heneall, passed away
in Victoria Hospital, London,
on -September 13,
Surviving are her husband,
five sons, Brian J., at home,
George J.; Ronald K., Thomas
G, alt of Selena/eh, and William.
A., Kitchener; three daughters,
Mee. Wilfred (boric) Glenn,
Wingham; Mrs. Cecil (Louise)
Loney, Tilisoriburg; Mrs, Mur-
ray (Margaret) ., Noble, Strat-
ford; two brothers, Roy Dick,
Wyoming; Herbert Dick, Utica,
Mich.; one sister, Mrs, Thomas
(Margaret) Andrews, Cobourg;
eight grandchildren.
1
Lakeview Casino
Grand. (Bend
TWIST
NIGHTS
EVERY SATURDAY
during
SEPTEMBER
9-12 p.m.
, ADMISSION $1.64
SUN, SURF & VILLAGE
SHOPS OPEN DURING
SEPTEMBER
Thprs., Sept. -20/96 Hit n :Ncws,,Recorcl
age 3
OW 3 MORE DAYS LEFT FI
EWELLERS
,Anniversary Sale
Featuring Spectacular Savings
and Bg Reductions
Anstett Jewellers
CLINTON--WALKERTON--S EAFORTH
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
Classified Ads Bring Results
L.D.A. SPECIALS — Sept. 17 22
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, 16 -oz. 49c
COD LIVER OIL', 16 -oz. 69c
ASPIRIN TABLETS
100's with Free Ozonol —93c
COLGATE LATHER SHAVE 55c
ODO-RO-NO CREAM DEODORANT
79c
NESTLE SPRAZE, reg. $1.39 99c
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE
reg. 98c -- 79c
HOLYWOOD WAVE SET
with Comb --- 29c
VITA DIET VITAMIN TABLETS
90's --- $2.98, 2 for $4.99
LADY ESTHER .CREAM
Reg. 89c ---.69e
SILVIKRIN SHAMPOO
Reg. 75c — 59c
Reg. 45c -39c Reg. $1,29-59c
STRIPE TOOTH PASTE
Reg. 65c -- 2 for 99c
VELVETTA BEAUTY SOAP
I 0 cakes L 49c
F. B. PENNEBAKER
ADMIRAL PHOTO SERVICE
Dial HU 2-6626 Clinton,, Ont.
CLINTON KINSMEN CLUB
lElt I nu az co
$1,250 CASH PRIZES
Wednesday, October 3
•1963
CLINTON
LIONS ARENA 8:30 pm SHARP
1 GAME FOR 5150
2 SP[CIAL A GAMES FoR $100
12 Regular Games for $25 1 Share*TheiNifooith Goole
ADMISSION: $1400 Par Pernan; Sutra acid SPeeial Cards
25c edict, at 5 for $'I.00