HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-08-05, Page 11Clinton firm ,..Sellins
Fruto4m.
Today (Thursday, August 5)
is 'the opening of a gigantic
sale to sell out the entire stock
of Clayton Dixon's Auto, Supply
at 1.5 Rattenbury Street EaSt.
The stock estimated at $30,-
(X)0.0(),
Kr Dixon's reply to the clues
-Non of his. future Was, "Just
say my future plans are in-
definite." ,
Clayton, Dixon has owned and,
:operated the lindePendent, auto
,supply store since October 1957.
ror four years previous to that
he held a. franchise from the
Western Time and. Auto Supply
co, Ltd., in the same legation
on Rattenbury Street, •
Eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dixon, Viitoria, Street,
Clayt began his brthiniess career
With Canada •Packers Prior to
World War II, Altogether he
spent ten years with the firm
at ,Oilnton, Centralia and Ha'-'
riston. At Harmiston be was a
dairy supervisor and later ice
zream maker in the York ice
cream Plant there. Mr. Dixon
.is a graduate of OAC, Guelph.
During World War' II, Mr. posite page.
Clayt. Dixon All Ready.
of Clayt. Dixon:s Auto Supply is
front' of his store, which is all
with ,going out of business , signs.
For His Selling Out Sale
Everything within the well-stocked store is well
marked with sale prices. The sale starts this morn-
ing (Thursday) at 10 o'clock, (Nom-Record Photo)
DiXon served in the Rord.
Artillery, from 1942 to
1945. At his .disobarga lie held
the Tallic. of Captain. •
Returning to Clinton he
opened Ciayt's Teo qrearr)
in his present location on Rat-
tenbury Street He Made his
own ace Cream and operated
both a wholesale and retail
business, until to sing over the
Western Tire franchise in 1953.
The building an which the
auto supply business and the.
Beatty .'.arm, Servee .0006.*0 is
„situated is owned by Mr. Dix.
en's father. in ,T„ Howard
Brnnsden,
The sate will continue Opt!'
all stock is sold. Many brand
name Items are included, in the
offering.
Main items 4.4i, the $$0,000„00
stock are .mito accessories and
supplies; farm_ and home hard,
ware; power and hand tool's;
Sporting geOds, including bi-
cycles, tricycles, golf egnip-
ment, fishing tackle and some
camping accessories; paints and
toys,
A list of most of the items
on sale appears in the full
page advertisement an the op.
The owner
shown here in
"decorated up"
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Walkerburn Ladies Club Meets At,
Mrs:Mcelinchey's Home, At Auburn
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hots-:
;stein, Ritchie, Painela. and Jinn-
say of Wayne, Michigan, visit-
ed last week -With Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Scott, Keith, Wayne
and Eric, • '
'Mr. and Mrs'. Ronald Pent-
land of North Bay are visiting
With ber mother, Mrs. Charles
Strianglian. •
Major-Youngblut is a patient
in Gailerich Hospital.
Mr. • and Mrs. Alfred Weston
rat Toronto, spent the holiday
with her Patents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred ,Rallinson.
john Hamilton spent last
week with his parents, MT. and
Mrs. Ben ,Harriiilton, • studying
for his exams at the taiiverSity
of Waterloo, •
J. 3. Robertson is Convales-
cing at the home of, his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Kitchen and
Mr. Kitchen in Hamilton fol-
lowing surgery on his eye.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald King,
Stephen and •Diane of Strath-
ray, visited on Sunday with Lira-,
and' Mrs. Russel king.
Mos. Betty Crete mid son
Larry of. Windsor visited'last
week with he).• aunt, Miss Lila
Youngblut and her uncle, Ar-
thur Youngblitt.
• sawmosweseminsunernwenrutsissow
Guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Raibbby were
Sgt, /William. Raithby, MrS.
Ralithby, John, David, Dawn
Marie and Peter of Ottawa and
the former's parent's, Mr. 'and
Mrs. Earl Raithiby of Goderidh.
Mr. .and Mrs, Bob Ling and
David of . Guelph visited Over
the week-end with Mr. and
Ma's'. Ralph D. Munro.
Misses Jean I-Ibuston and
Jean Jamieson of Toronto spent
the Week-end' with Mr. and
Mrs. •John Houston, kiss. Fran-
ces Houston and Miss Olive
Young.
'Guests on Sunday with Miss
Laura Phillips were Mr. and
Mrs.. Tom Sheppard, David,
Brain, Denise and Mark of Sar-
nia and the formees mother,
Mrs. W.H. Sheppard of Bright's-
Grove.
Mr. and kis. Louis 'Wagner
of Masselon, Ohio, Mrs'. Rose
I-Perm:1.1bn Of Stratford 'and Earl
Youngblut and George Young-
blut, both of Woocbtock, visited
With Minnie, Walter and Wil-
liam Wagner and other rela-
tives in this district.
Mr. • and Mrs. William .
Straughan • viSited with their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas jardin,,,
Mr. Jarclin 'and family at Wing,-
ham, '
Guests With Dr.' 'B.C. Weir
aver the week-end were Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan MacKay and
Miss Barbara and John Mac-
Kay, Sault Ste. Marie, Mr. and
Mrs. John Weir, Miss Joan anal
Bob of London, and Mrs. Eust-
ace of Ottawa.
The 'ratepayers of SS No. 2,
Weit WaWanosh, are planning
a home-corning evening at the
school grounds on Friday even,'
ing, August 13 from 9 p.m. to
2 am. Everyone is invited to
this evening Of cards and danc- •
lag to meet the former pupils
Who have returned to renew
friendships.
Miss Mary I. Houston was
able 'to come home after several
month's as a patient in Victoria •
Hospital, London, following a
car accident. •
)Mr. and Mrs. Carl .. Go-utter
and Gordon have recently re-
turned from 'a ten-dray visit
With -Mr and Mrs. William Govt
ler, • Tom and. :Herb at DeVlon.
They also. • attended the annual
conVention. Of the. National Far-
riter'S Union held at the Inter-
national Hotel in Winnipeg. On
their return ..home they visited
with Mr. and Mrs, Frank jar-
din at Barrie.
'Recent . visitors with Mrs.
Stanley Johnston ;were Mr. and.
Mits. Ray Perdue and Larie,
Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, Bob -and
Esther and Harold Baxter,- all
of London.
Miss Irene Ament is a pa-
tient lira G'oderich 'hospital suf-
fering from a heart seizure.
-Mr. and Miss. James Ilislop
of Toronto vbited , last week
with Mr.., -and Mrs. Frank
RaithbY.'
Mr. and -Mrs, Ralph D Mon,'
ro returned last week 'from a
tenrday visit'with Mr and Mrs.
Bob Youngblitt in Montreal.'
While there they attended the.
baptismal .service for Susan
Moira, 'three,manth-cid daugh-
ter 'of Mr. and lVfrs...Yourrgblut
at the Britannia United Church,
Ottawa. Mr. Munro also attend-
ed the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Meeting at Taranto. _
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allison of -
Ailsa Craig spent the weekend
with her. brother, Bob Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Hamilton. .
Toni Anderson of -Maine and
his daughter, Miss Donna Lynn
Anderson of Toronto, Visited
last • week with Mr. 'and Mns:
Oliver Anderson and Miss Nan-
cy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Riddell
of Maniton, Man. are visiting
relatives in' the village this
week. They returned With Ma-.
and Mrs. Tom Haggitt and
Stephen who had, been there
visiting at 'their home.
AUBURN- — The' annual,
Wialkerburn Club picnic' was
held at the 'home of Mrs. Garth
MaClinelwy with over 5Q pre-
sent. A !discussion re the Sun-
shine Sister donation ofeach
was 'heard and it was Voted
unatirrnously 'that this donation
be, given to 'the Huron County
,Chlildren's Aid Society.' The
members also decided to • again
support 'their Foster. Child in
Korea.
Plans were made for the
next meeting which will be held
in the eyonitlyg. at the home of
Mrs: Elliott Lapp. the program
will be 'in the charge of Mrs..
Donald Sprung and the'lunch
committee Will ,be Mrs. Lo.me
Honking, . Mrs. Len Aimhain-
bault, Mrs. ,Stanley Ball and
Mrs. Stuart Ament.
The 'program w'a's in the form
4 Girls Club
Plan For
Achievement Day
AUBURN The fifth meet-
ing of the Auburn SunbOrnit
Sallies was held, at th.e borne of.
the leader, 'Mrs. Keith Mecham,
With all presont. The meeting
was in the Charge of the presi2
dent, Jill Bennett.
The roll call was answered
by each member bringing two
vegetables of one, kind. Mrs.
Machina discussed hoW veget-
ables are to be shOwn and plans
were made to attend the
Achievement Day on August 24
in 'the Seaforth District High
School.
All members will be hi the.
Club 'demonstration, ,On "How
to Store Vegetables for the
Winter,"
The- members' were instruct-
ed how to judge vegetables and
to give reasons. Each merriber
has 'to 'bring three kindS of
vegetables ,and a display of,
flowers to Achievement Day.
For the home 'assignment, all
member's were ,asked to write
their Club Story and finish
record books. Mrs. Machan and
Mrs. Frank 'Rail:111v .served
lunch.
Al tihe previous .meeting,, the
girls !discussed how to serve
fresh vegetaibleS from the gar-
den 'and Mrs. Meehan also told
the !girls how to can . fruits and
vegetables. .
Mrs., Machan and her 'assis-
tant, MirS. Frank Raithby, dem.-.
ortstrated how to can tomatdeS
and the .members assisted.
The lhocine iasSigninent was to
work on, their 'gardens and fill
in reports in the book and plan
meals using their fresh. veget-
ables
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4-1I Beef Club
Meet In Colborne
AUBURN. — The them home
of Mr: land Mils. Wire Cunning
halt, Caliber:in° Township, Was
the place of the Meeting 'of the
Dangann.ot 44-1 Beef Club.
There ' Was a large attendance
at theinlyers and the pretidenA
Cccii, CrianStori, was' this Obarge,
The leaders, 'Jelin Clark and
Rest Eedy, r Were in charge of
the taut' Of the ,Ourinitigharia
barn, A lesson Ott a feeder cat.
tie operation Wet given by bon
Pullet, This 'was tollowed by a
The I:Neel:dive ineniberg. df
both. the Beef after Dairy Oubs
Of ,l ittgannOtt. to plan
ball gado. Mid Wiener, Tome kir
the dieitt meeting, Paul ZOO,
riedit :arab:Sten and 1161i-eft
Sherwood war.6 oppoitsteCi to
phi oh, glut clemotstrigioh
oh. &ban t
of contests and , games. lVflus,
Ted Hunking-
'
the president,
and Mrs. Walter Cunningham
entertained the smaller. Child-
ren with balloons end other re-
lay contests.
The fanvily contest. was won
by-,IVIrS, James JaCkson. A lively
bingo game was held under
thedirection tof MrioLloyd Pen-
found and Mrs, Worthy Young.
Two 'tea-ms were 'formed un-
der Mrs. Carmen , Gross and
Mrs. Lloyd- MaClinchey. 'The
prizes for the card relay-went
to Mrs. James Jaelason,.. Mrs.
John Snyders, Mrs. e'rlienry
Iltrnking ,and Miss Cathy' Mc-
Ilwain. Mrs';''GroisL team won
MANY, FACTORS FOR FRUIT
13ountiful, Niagara Peninsula
production of .Pears, cherries,
plums ,and,Lgrapes used heavily
in salads results from Niagara
escarpment protection, 'Great
Lakes moddration of the area
in spring, a mild winter clim-
ate,' and the right kind of soil.
t.he sponge and bottle race.
Miss Kathy Schneider was the
winner in the bottle ,and pin
race,
During the, lunch hour a
prize was presented to Mrs.
Len Ardhambault for holding,
the lucky cup, and the prize
for the lucky birthday was won
by Mrs. George Schneider: ,
Lunch Was served by ' Mrs.
George Schneider, Mrs. 'Jahn
Snyder's, 'Mrs. Donald Sprung
and Mrs. Joe .VerWey,
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