Clinton News Record, 1955-07-14, Page 9•IUESDAX, JULY 14, 1955
CLINTON' NEWS-REORD
News of Londesboro
Kenneth Gaunt is holidaying
with relatives in Lucknow,
Mrs. Lillie Webster is spending
a 'week in Goderich with her bro-
ther, Louis 'Gooier.
Master Kryne Noot, Bridgeport,
is holidaying with his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Westerhout.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Fair -
service spent the weekend at Till-
sonburg with their grandson and
hiss'' bride, Mr, and Mrs. Gary
,Cooper,
Mr. and, Mis. 13111 Manning and
Gail spent, the weekend in Fenian
Falls, Gail went on to Queens-
borough where she will caravan
With the United Church Vacation
School for two weeks.
WI 1.'ionte.
The L•ondesbore Women's Insti-
tute held -their annual picnic on
-the hall grounds on July 7. Nearly
:55 persons sat down to supper.
Sports were as follows: --
ive years and under, Wendy
Calell„ Dale. Kennedy; five to
seven, Sharon Riley, Linda Riley;
seven to nine, Kay Carter, Karen
Allen; nine to 12, Nancy Cald-
well, Thelma Riley; young ladies,
Beth McEwing; married ,ladies,
Mrs, Glen Carter.
Children kicking slipper, Linda
Riley, Beverly Lee; adults kicking
slipper, Beth McEwing; guessing
corn, Gloria "Alien; blowing bal-
loon, Mrs. L. Caldwell; clothes
pin and rubber ring race, Mrs,
Westerhout, Marjorie MdEwing;
oldest person, Mrs. W. Brunsdon;.
youngest person, Cathy Carter;
youngest grandmother, Mrs. A.
Fangrad; most recently, married,
Mrs. Glen Carter.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
After spending a week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glen,
RR 5, Clinton, Mrs. Chester Neil-
ans and sons Murray and Larry,
returned to their home in London.
YOUR ONE-STOP SERVICE
Just one stop and your car
will be serviced from front -to -
rear, washed and polished.
(t`II look and run like new.
FINE SERVICE IS ASSURED
South 'End Cities Service
Clinton, Onf.
Cities Service Products
Phone 602
Quality Feeds
FEEDS MIXED FOR A PURPOSE, TO GIVE RESULTS
AND MAKE PROFITS.
If you are short of grin, see us
about a contract,
All Feeds Tested and Proven. . .
ROG, POULTRY, TURKEY
and DAIRY -FEEDS.
HOWARD FARM PRODUCTS — FLOR-BAIT
FLY SPRAYS and a FULL LINE OF FARM
PRODUCTS and DISINFECTANTS.
BALER and BINDER TWINE
Grains,. Concentrates and. Mixed
Feeds.
S. RIDDICK and SONS
Feeds and Grains
CLINTON
PHONE 114
s
Butter Plans Most
Important Part In
Your Pay Cheque
The part played by butter, nat-
ure's nutritious food, in the nat-
ional economy, was explained again
the other day by officials of the
Ontario Cream Producers' Mark-
eting Board, as they pointed out
to consumers the importance, of
their product to the nation's well-
being.
Butter has its start on the farm,
where dairy cows turn pasture and
other feed into milk and cream.
From there it goes to the cream-
ery in town, in return for a cheque
that goes to the farmer, they
explained.
The dairy operator, in turn,
sells the butter and pays his work-
ers, who use their salaries to buy
their needs. This, in brief, pro-
vides an income. to storekeepers
of various types,service station.
operators, and others:
The farmer, •meanwhile, has
also found a use for his cream
cheque, and littleif any, of it is
likely to remain in his pocket for
very long.
With the money he got for his
cream he buys machinery, tires;,
gasoline, clothing, foodstuffs, and
puts a bit aside for the day when
he might need , a new milking
machine or tractor.
In the process he has helped
the factory operator pay his work-
ers to produce tractors, tires,
clothing, gasoline, automobiles and
foodstuffs.
Therefore, marketing board of-
ficials pointed out, if butter sales
drop, `the entire economy is hit—
everyone will feel the pinch.
But, they added, they would
feel it in other' ways too, for lack
of dairy products such as butter
in the diet can result in harmful
deficiencies which will hit health
as well as the purse.
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Until just over a hundred years
ago banishment from the country
for life was a punishment for criti-
cism of the government in Upper
Canada. ,
HERE'S WHY
'Firestone
DELUXE CHAMPION
TUBELESS TIRES
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ARE SAFER FROM
:44011VOUTS
Whedthe the is injured, the break In.
the cord body sets up a pinching adieu
causing the Inflated tube to explode.
BUT with Firestone
Deluxe Champion Tubeless
When a body break occurs,
a slow leak will result,
allowing the driver to
come to a safe stop,
Or, if ere Is slashed, ,�
a severe poQnding! 1�rrt�j�'
will develop, 1 I +
warning the•
driver of , f o e
injury. ?l
Gordon Radford
Service Station
LONDESBORO
Phones: Clinton 803r41
Blyth 24r5
Varna Man Has
Promotion. To.
Group Captain.
Robert M. Aldwinekle, formerly
of Varna, has been promoted to
the rank of Group Captain, with
the Royal Canadian Air Force:- He
is presently resident engineering
officer for the RCAF with Canad-
air at Cartierville, F.C. ,
0/0 R. M. ALDWINCRLE
Group Captain Aldwinckle was
born at .Besselsleigh; England, 35
years ago, and moved to Canada
at an early age, gaining his early
education at Varna, and later at-
tending Clinton Collegiate Insti-
tute.
Aldwinckle joined the RCAF in
1940, and proceeded overseas the
next year as pilot with Nor 10
RAF Squadron, where, on anti-
submarine patrols, he was award-
ed the Distinguished Flying Cross
for gallantry displayed while at-
tacking
ttacking and subsequently sinking
a German. U-boat.
After the war he attended U of
T until 1946, and then to England
to complete his studies as Rhodes
Scholar.
He re-entered the RCAF in
1948, and in 1951 was appointed
officer commanding the RCAF's
Central Experimental and Proving
Establishment at Namao, Alta.,
and in 1953 attended RCAF Staff
College.
Quick Canadian
Quiz
1. What is the origin of•the 'name
of the pity of Winnipeg?
2. Which province leads in net
annual revenue from farming?
From manufacturing? From
forestry? From mining?
3. Last year did the federal gov-
ernment obtain more revenue
from customs duties on im-
• ported goods or from sales
taxes on Canadian 'mad e
goods?
4. What flags were combined to
make the Union Jack?
5. At December, 1954, there were
181,674 persons employed by
the federal government. What
was the monthly payroll?
ANSWERS: 5. Monthly payroll
at that date was $44,662,660, 3.
Import duties totalled $393 mill-
ion; sales taxes totalled $576 mill-
ion. 1. Winnipeg is an Indian
word for muddy water, 4. The
red 'cross of St, George of Eng-
land, the white cross of St, An-
drew of Scotland, the white cross
of St. Pa£rick of Ireland. 2. Far-
ming, Saskatchewan; manufactur-
ing, Ontario; forestry, Quebec;
mining, Ontario.
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AUBURN
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Maines,
Embro, spent Wednesday with `Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Phillips.
Mrs. Charles Ross and Miss
Florence Ross, Detroit, visited
Mrs. Fred Ross on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. • Richard Taylor,
Chatham, spent Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs: Glen Raithby, Lon-
don, were weekend visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. James Raithby.
Mrs: Stan'Abel and children of
St, Thoinas, are visiting her 'par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Camp-
bell.
Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Weir, Lon-
don, were weekend visitors with
Dr, 33, C. Weir 'and 'Mr, and Mrs.
D. A. MacKay." .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stoltz, New
Dundee, visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Stoltz -and Mrs, Marguerite
Chopin last week. -
Rev, Dr, William Fingland,
Niagara Falls, and Judge Frank
Fingland, Clinton, called on
friends here Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Mclleeen
whohave been visitingtheir, son
Robert and Mrs. McIlveen, Niag-
ara FaIIs, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Knowles,
Sandra and Kathie, Kitchener,
who are holidaying at Port Al-
bert, spent Tuesday with 1V/r. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McIntyre,
Detroit, are visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle who
have been visiting friends in De-
troit returned hone with them.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. James Craig were Mr, and
Mrs. David Dow, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Olton, Lee and Gwen, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold'' Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
Sunset Diive.In
1% Miles East of "Qoderleh on
No. 8 Highway
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Thursday and Friday
July 14-15
"Behave Yourself"
Farley Granger
Shelly Winters
Comedy Cartoon
Saturday and Monday
July 16-18
"WAR. PAINT"
Robert Stark
Joan Taylor
Comedy Cartoon
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Tuesday and Wednesday
July 19-20
"SALOMI"
Rita Hayworth
Stewart Granger
Cartoon Cartoon
Box . Offiee Opens 8 p.m.
-- Two Shows Nightly —
First Show at Dusk
PLAYGROUND —. Refreshments
Children under 12 in eal,s Free
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Saturday for United
Co-operatives of Ontario and whet your patronage. We will
pick than up at your farm.
• Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights.
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
R. S. hunt, Manager
Phone—Day 9, Evenings 481w
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Melvin Craig' and family, W. L.
Craig and Allan.
The manse committee of Knox
United Church met at the manse
where Mr, and Mrs, Bert Craig
were . elected president; and Mrs,
Ted Mills, secretary, At the close'
of the meeting Mrs. Washington
served refreshments and a social •
time enjoyed.
We have just recently been
appointed the Authorized Hoover
Dealer.in this area, and we'll be happy
to show you any of the Hoover home
appliances. The new Cleaner, Model 616,
for instance, with Famous Triple -Action
cleaning principle and all the other wonder-
ful features; Or the new Tank -type Hoover,
richly styled in maroon and grey, that cleans by
powerful suction with the Litter-gitter nozzle
that picks up every thread of surface litter;
Won't you call in to see,us , , , soon?
Clinton Electric' Shop
D. W. CORNr3if
"Your Westinghouse -Dealer',
PHONE 479
OLINTON
I:OR TgP4UT Ma_1'lvE1
ELECTRICALTSERVICE
We have recently installed same more new,
modern valve equipment. Come hi to -day
and have your valves checked and a valve -
grind if necessary.'
A good tune-up lob cannot bes done if the
valves need to be ground.
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AUTO \VELLS ELECTRIC
"The Original Tune -Up Shop"
PHONE 762-.1
CLINTON
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15 Da!
THURSDAY, JULY 14 TO SATVRDAY, JULY 30
NO EXCHANGES _ NO IREF JNDS
ALTERATIONS EXTRA
ALL SALES FINAL
15 Days
TERMS CASH
PICKETT and CA'MPBELL
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