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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-28, Page 8BEAUTIFUL BREEZY . . BELLcHAMBER IEL ms01,4.4. :ITEMS • ,CHURL. 71 NEWS. I ACT, IVITIESi I VILLAGE HAPPENINGS 09rrOspondent; ,AVDREY BELLQHAMBER Phone Boy:field ;3 8 clpAsitiod. Advs„ Display Advs. and Job Printing. Olt accepted by the iRc611p.10 correspondent Page .•11,,,,Clinton.NewpRecool-,4kursq. Oct 28f 190 • Eleven members of their family were present: Miss Anna Marie Schneider, Kitchener; Mrs. Arnold (Eileen) Short, Downsview; Miss Ruth Schnei- der, Kitchener; James of West- field; Bob, Wendy and Kathy at home. • Other relatives attending were Arnold Shortt and daugh- ter Judy, Omer Ribishaud, Kit- chener; Edward Ott, Listowel, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Ott, Lis- towel.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mehrind, Gowanstown; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weber, Mild- may; Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hut- chinson, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider, Tees- water; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schnei- der, Teeswater; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wissler, Teeswater and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Nesbitt of Brooklyn. Facow,WHO PUl3'AL/M/T TO WAVE WALDO, IS ACTIMILY PUTT/NC A vormw#0 HE CAM... JACK MERNER CLASS "A" MECHANIC At the regular Cub meet- ing on Monday, the District Commissioner, Jack Gallant who was present for the meeting invested Bayfielc.V.s. new' Cub- leatclens, Cubmaster ,Melyine Erickson and Assis- tant Cubmaster, Betty Mc, . Leod. Akela welcomed three new chums to the pack, and eS- sisted by Baltic invested cubs Jeffery 11/layman and Stewart Turner. APPLICATIONS Township of Stanley APPLICATIONS will be received by the Town- ship of Stanley for the position of FULL-TIME GRADER OPERATOR. Applicants must state qualifications and ex- perience if any. Successful applicant must be able to commence work immediately. Applications to be clearly marked as such and in the hands of the clerk by November 9, 1965 at 6:00 p.m. MEL GRAHAM, Clerk, Brucefield, Ontario. 43-4b TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' List Voters' List, 1965,„Tqwnship of Hullett County of Huron Notide is hereby given that I have complied with Section 9 of The Voters' Ligts Act, and that / have posted up 'at my Office at Lot 16 Concession 8, Hullett Township, on the 25th Day of October, 1965, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the Municipality at Municipal Elections and that such List remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all Voters to take immediate proceedings to have any omissions Or errors Corrected according to Lavv, the last day for appeal being the 13th day of Novernbet, 1965. Dated this 25th Day of October, 1965. Harry F. Tebbutt, Clerk Treastiter, 4341) Ftri 1, LohdeSboro, Ontario. L1 1960 FORD Sedan 1959 PLYMOUTH Sedan , , . 960 ANGLIA Coach 560 395 375 Low Cost Transportation THAR SHE BLOWS J. MILLS HALE AF SALE. BUY NOW FOR A WHALE OF A DEAL . . . ON A WHALE OF A CAR! WE'RE LOADED WITH TRADE-INS DURING THIS SALE - THREE COURTEOUS SALESMEN WILL BE ON DUTY UNTIL 10 "P.M. NITELY Yes, Mills Motors Is loaded with the best selection of Top Quality Used Cars this district has ever seen. This is due to the tremendous response to the new 1966 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and Valiant cars. We must make room, as new car trade-ins are arriving daily. This is your chance to save on a Dependable used car during this sale. VISIT MILLS - KINGSTON ST. IN GODERICH Kingston Street in Goderich is a Used C ar Shoppers' Paradise. Every make and model is• represented. HARPOON THESE VALUES AT MILLS 1964 DODGE "440" SEDAN - V8, automatic, gleaming black with red in- terior ' only 12,000 miles, 3 years warranty left. Lie. A55155. A whale of a price at - $2445.00 1964 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE SEDAN - V8, automatic. Ivory with Tan interior, 20,000 miles, 3 years warranty remaining. Lie. A58004. A whale of a price at $2277.00 1964 CHEVROLET BELAIR COACH - Economy 6 cylinder motor with an automat- ic transmission. A one-owner car in top condition. Lic. 58110. A whale of price at $2180.00 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC SEDAN - Sharp Silver Grey metallic. • Runs like new. Lic, 63078E. A whale of a price at $1377.00 1964 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDAN - Full power equipment, automatic transmis- sion, radio. A sharp one-owner car. Lie, A13628. A whale of a price at - $2660.00 1965 BUICK LE SABRE HARD TOP - 16,000 miles. Is fully equipped with power steering and brakes, radio, royal master tires, still under new car warranty. Lie,. A54021. ..SAVE $1400.00 1965 BARRACUDA 2-Door Hardtop - Lovely white with red interior, 4 year war- ranty left. Lic. A48909. A whale of a price at $2677.00 1965 CHEVROLET BELAIR SEDAN - V8, automatic, radio, Metallic Green, mat- ching interior, law mileage. Lie. 56452, A whale of a price at $2732.00 1959 PLYMOUTH 2-Door Hardtop - A sharp red with black top, has V8 and automatic. A whale of a price at $677.00 1961 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE Hard Top - V8, automatic, radio. Very clean. Lie. A62047. A whale of a price at `$1195.00 ,Low Cost Transportation 1957 CHEV Sedans, (3) Ea. $250 1957 PONTIAC Sedan 245 1958 PLYMOUTH 'Hard Top, V8 295 Low Cost Transportation 1957 MONARCH Hard Top , 295 1956 PLYMOUTH Sedan • 89 1955 PLYMOUTH Sedan 68 JUST , A COUPLE OF 1965 MODELS LEFT YOU MUST HURRY FOR ONE OF THESE MOTOR SALES .'1.17D. 1962 VALIANT 4-Door Station Wagon - Economical Slant 6 motor and standard transmission, One owner. A whale of a price at $1499.00 1961 PLYMOUTH COACH - V8, automatic, in sharp condition. A whale of a price at $1035 00 2-1961 OLDSMOBILE SEDANS - Both one owner. Both have power steer- ing and brakes. A whale of price of $1377.00 EACH 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC SEDAN --- 6 cylinder, automatic, very clean. Lie. A55324. A whale of a price at $999.00 1962 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN Hard Top -- 6 cylinder, automatic transmision, radio. A real sharp car. Lie. A61848. A whale of a price at $1695.00 VOLKSWAGENS - 1960 Karmen Ghia, 1960 Deluxe, 1960 Bus. 1962 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN ---- 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, "like new" condition. Only 40,000 miles. A whale of a price at $1595.00 `1963 DODGE SEDAN - Economical Slant •6 engine, push button automatic transmission, in new car con- dition. 2 years warranty remaining. A whale of a price at $1795.00 1961DODGE 4-Door Sedan - Economical Slant 6 engine, standard trans- mission, good dependable transpartation. Lie. A56843. A whale of a price at $977.00 -1962 FORD FAIRLANE SEDAN -- 6 cylinder, standard transmission, A low mileage one-owner car. Lie. A57792. A whale of a price at $1345.00 Boyfield Trimly .WA t):onotes.. To. AWTC Hears Missionary Work The first euchre and bridge party of the season, in 'the Parish Hall was held •on Fri- day last by the ladies of the Trinity Gelid. Euchre winners were ladies high, Mrs, F. Wes- tore low, Mrs. Ron Scotchmer; nien'S high, George Telford, low, L. 'B, Smith; 'lone hands, Mrs. B. Menerey., Bridge priz- es went to Mrs. P. Weston and G. N. Rivers. Don Couttes, Seaforth and Jim McLeod, Toronto, were at the former's cottage for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Bar- ber and family of St. Thomas, spent the weekend at their cot- tage. Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. French, Mitchell and Mrs. George Her- Bayfield Scout ladie-s Group To' Help Cub Leaders HAYFIELD - The October meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to -the Scouts and Cubs was held at the home of Mrs. R. MacVean wGith seven -inembers present, The "travelling basket" cash box was opened and found to contain $14.94, - All agreed it was a worth while project and the basket will start a. new journey very shortly. A motion was passed to as- gist the two new. cilia leaders with uniform costs. A Euchre and Bridge party in the Parish - Hall in mid- November was planned with the date tot be 'announced later. The, membership. fees are -due at the December meeting to be held at the home of -Mrs. G. Bellehamber and all mothers of Scouts and Cubs are asked to be present MIDDLETON The Women's Auxiliary of St. James Anglican Church will meet Wednesday afternoon, No- vember 3 •at the 'home of. Mrs. Keith Miller. The roll call word is "remembrance". Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mid- dleton attended the wedding of Miss Lynda Stuart of Mt. Brydges and George Earley of Kerwood in Delaware United Church last Saturday. George Earley is the pregident of the Western Ontario Aberdeen An- gus Association and a former winner of the Queen's Guineas at the Royal Winter Fair. bert, Liistpwc'l were Sunday guests. of Mr, and Mira. W. E., Parker, Guests of Mr. and Mrs, Tom Penbale on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. How-44 Mc0.111.2140 and Mr. and Mrs, Mavinsexuleat, Joan and Marlene and Mr, apki ow Poi-1 '1e. The occasion was the birthday of Mrs. Penh:ale ar..aa Mrs. Paul Moss, Tom don, were guests of Mrs, 3, Cult this weekend. Jim Higgins, accompanied by his fiancee, Miss Margaret Man- son, spent the .we,eicend. with Mr, and Mrs...J, B. Higgins at, "The Maples",. ,Mies Gayle Turner is spend- ing a few clays with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Turner, The next Senior Citizens meeting will he field arty,1.;Toeptreber 4 at (the Orange 'Hall. There are still a few seats 92.1 the bus- going to 1,111,4 Royal Winter Valir on Sat- orday, November 13, For fur- titer information cohtact Q. TIepeeri. Mrs and Mrs. Otto :Smale and John, visited On Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. R., Roy Fitz-simons. Little Darlene;returned to 1-Ien.s'all with her parents after spending the past two weeks with her grandparents. Mrs. R, E, Sitaddick spent the 'weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Albert -Shaddick, Clinton, and. attended the Shaddielc-Ilart wedding in New St.-Paul's Ch- urch, Woods,teek, on Saturday, Mrs. Ellwood Robinson is a patient in Clinton Public Hes pital. - a1,1,1,•44.11.01 Two ,New Cubs Join :Boyfield, Pack (Photo by Audrey Bellchamber) Jeffery Mayrnan, Stewart Turner, Cublraster Erickson Untended for last week) PAYFTELD-7rinity Pranch Women's Auxiliary met 10 the. home of Mrs. .C. .Es, Diehl An. Monday AttIg499X1, Ten MOP- berS and 'the Rector, Rev, B. J., S, Harrison were present. Mrs., J, B. Higgins,. 'nest, dent, chaired the meeting, The rector led in the devotional period, Correspondence included a thank-you note, a •notice of the Deanery meeting to be held in St, .Paul's Church, Clinton, October X), and an appeal for support of the Anglican. Wo- men's Training College, Tor- onto. Mrs, R. H. F. 'Oairdner,i treasurer, reported, a gift of money from Miss M„ Hedging; also one from Mrs. G. Hopson for WA work was received at .the meeting. The ladies also appreciated 4 'floral arrange- ment which Mrs Hopson had dene for the .inee"ting. Donations of $5 to the Chris- tian Students' Movement and $20 to the AWTC were made. Mrs. F. A. Clift volunteered to :be hostess next meeting. Mrs, Gairdner reported on the sale of church calendars. The aim. is to. place one in every Anglican. bow, The Rev, .Har4son, announced that Archbishop t, 3, .fe.p.plier.,. BSc., Arch, bishop 4a: . East Africa .and Bishop .of Nairobi will be the Speaker at a ...1741POn .Deanery Diocesan. Rally on Wednesday evening, October Z.( at CHSS Clinton, Mrs, F, H, Paull apoke of the' WA "Family" together in' London at the dominion annual' meeting in Huron College in June, Mrs. J, D: :Scott, chair, man of personnel, had been in, strinnental in seeing that some 25 or 26 missionaries an fur-, lough and retired missionaries 0.itended, They were grouped together as a choir. Mrs. Paull gave, informally, brief sketches of each lady in this group, many of whom. she had known personally in her' 18 years as Dominion Record- ing Secretary, Mrs, F, II. Pena, hostess, was assisted. by Mrs, 0, N, Rivers in serving refreshments, 0 EASY CATCHES. Seventy-five percent of fish. planted last spring. in Lands, and Forests fishing ponds were recaptured by anglers. Mr. .and. Mrs. H. Hackett,-their cottage for t1 weekend, Pert Elgin, and Mr, and Mrs, Miss Brenda Blair left on. Dundas, London, were at Friday for Los Angeles, where she will continue her =Sing Auburn Couple career at the Los Angeles county Hospital, Mr. and Mrse IVf. Bradley Celebrate Their,Petrolia and their children, Maureen and Cathy, and Mr, i ng - and Mrs, Toni Ryan of Park- Silver 'Wedd hill were guests of Mr, and Mrs. R,Kerr on Saturday. On AUBURN Mr. and Mrs, Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Stan George Schneider, RR 1 Au- Kernohan and Dr, and Mrs. burn, were honored last week Stan Wall visited their cousin, on the occasion of their silver Mrs. Kerr and family. wedding anniversary at the home 'of their son, ?ernes at Westfield. Mr. and Mrs, George 'Schneid- er were 'married at Listowel 25 years ago and following their marriage have resided at Guelph, Qat and Atwood. Eigh- teen years ago they moved to their home on the 13th of .Hullett Township. The Schneider family attends St. Mark's Anglican Church where Mrs. Schneider has serv- ed as president of the Guild. She is also an officer in the Walkerburn Club. A. buffet supper was served on the occasion by members of the family. A large decorated anniversary cake centred the table and many gifts were re- ceived.