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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1955-08-25, Page 7°I{URSD)AY, AUGUST 25, 1955 CZIN'IDN NEWS-I;,ECORD PAGE 'SEV' uie•e-�+�s News of Londesboro Mrs. Gibson, Wroxeter, is visit - ng with Mr. and Mrs, Charles .Small. • Michaiei Ltilinsdexl Toronto; is visiting Mr. and, Nlrs, Thomas Fairservice. Mrs. R,'Townsend and Misso Dorothy Little are on a trip t Mo isonee on. James Bay, Mrs. Edna 'Montgomery, Handl- ton,; ' has been visitingwith her sister, Mrs, J. > 1, Shobbroolc. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Oakes and fancily, Goderich 'Township, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George McVittie. Master Douglas Wells, Clinton, spent Saturday with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Robert ' Joungblutt. Mrs. Jack Morasso, Vicki and - Jot n, returned- to 'their home in Hamilton after visiting with her mother., Mrs. ' W, Lyon.. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Adams and Leland,; accompanied by Mr. sand Mrs, Frank Little spent Mon- day of last week in Milton. There will be no service in the 'United Church next Sunday but the following Sunday, September 4, service•wi1I be held as usual. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo- rge Cowan on Sunday were Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer Murray, Mr. and. Mrs: Howard,' Cowan and Michael, Clinton. Mrs. Margaret Manning, Mrs. Frank Tamblyn, Jack and Marg- aret visited with Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and family, Windsor. Visitors with Mrs. W. Lyon re- cently were Mrs. Art Tobico, Hagersville; Mrs. Wilmer Wallis, Clinton; Dr. and Mrs. Vokes, Miss Ruth MeMath, Toronto. William Townsend, Souris, Man. died 'm the hospital at Winnipeg, Sympathy is extended, to his bro- ther Robert and sisters Mrs. Wood and Mrs. James Roberton. Miss Edythe Beacom, :Mrs. Jo- seph Lyon, Mrs, Harry. Durnin, Mrs. E. Hesk, Londesboro, and Mrs. George Neil, Kirkton, return- ed after a motor trip around Lake Ontario. Visitors at the home of Mrs. J. H, Shobbrook recently were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Radford and Shel- ley, Port Colborne; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rick, Hillsdale, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Shobbrook and family, Oshawa, • The funeral of Mrs. Ernest Gray, London, was held on Satur- day: Mrs. Gray was formerly Bertha Little, eldest daughter of Mr; "and Mrs. Thomas Little.: Sym- pathy is extended to her father, brothers and sisters. A LET US TUNE-UP YOUR MOTOR NOW! Don't go on wasting val- uable oil! Our specialists will tune-up your motor to check oil waste, and pre- vent expensive repairs later. South End Cities Service Cities •Service Products Clinton, Ont. Phone 602 Visitors with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fairservice on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Black and son Charles, Britton; William and George Fairservice, Mr. and Mrs.' A. Shaddick, Clinton; Mr: and Mrs. Bill Baigent, Ingersoll. Karen. -returned with them • after spending the week with her grand- parents. WI Will Mect. ,The Women's Institute will hold their meeting,in the hall on Sep- tember 1 at 8 p.m. when the Au- burn and Blyth Institutes will be entertained. 'Program,: conunittee will be Mrs. Lloyd Pipe, Mrs. C. Crawford, Mrs. C, Vincent, Mrs. D. Anderson, Mrs B. Hesk. Lunch conveners; Mrs. G. Radford, Mrs. P. Carter, Mrs. A. Riley, Mrs. C. Ball and Mrs. J. Lee. WA and AVMs, The Womans' Association and Woman's Missionary Society held a combined meeting in the church basement on Thursday afternoon. In the absence of Mrs. J. Lyon, president of the WA, Mrs, William Manning conducted the meeting. Mrs. Manning read the theme and Mrs. Wood read the•Seripture, Mrs. Josing.favored with an in- strumental. Mrs, T. J. White presided for the WMS and a missionary pro- gram followed, Jayne McCool sang a Solo.,A. letter of thankswasread from Miss Beata Burns in Korea, for" parcels she had' received. The hostesses Mrs. Ted Bunking, Mrs. Charles Scanlon, Mrs. T. Airdrie, Mrs. L. Saundercock served lunch. Will :Entertain The members of the WMS are entertaining the members of the Baby Band and Mission Band in the church basement on Wednes- day afternoon, August 31. A good programme; is being prepared and pictures will be shown' for the children, Lunch will be served. Kenneth Wood returned to Guelph on Monday;' entering his fourth year in agricultural engin- eering at the OAC. Visitors at the home of Mr..\and Mrs: Don McLean the past three weeks were Mrs, McLean's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Forbes, Winnipeg; her brother, Lt. and Mrs, Keith Forbes and daughter, Regina; Lt, and Mrs. Roy Forbes and sons, Petawawa; ,Tech. Sgt, Robert Forbes, New York, USA• Miss Minnie Almon, Mr. and Mrs. Iry Yewman and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bright and Tom; Mr. and Mrs. E. Shauatt and Janice, Galt; Mr. McLean's .bro- ther-in-law and sister, Mi•. ` and Mrs. John Kosowan and family, Ottawa. ' Roy, Tom and Keith Mc- Lean accompanied the - Kosowan family to Ottawa for a couple of weeks holiday. Mrs. Kosowan and family spent two weeks with Mr, and Mrs. N. Ball. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Forbes, Lt. and Mrs. Keith Forbes also .visited cousins of J. C. Forbes who • are Neville and Walter Forbes and Mrs. Norman- Tyndall ormanTyndall and Mrs. L., Stewart. o "The Shinook," fabulous wind of the Alberta foothills, frequently in the winter raises temperatures from sub -zero readings to thaws in a matter of minutes. Singing ;Star Here is PiUSCILLA WRIGHT, Canada's 14 -year-old singing sensation, who will be a featur- ed attraction 'et four evening performances of Western Fair's outstanding grandstand show this ' year, Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday only, September 12, 13, 14 .and 15:' Priscilla will be directed by her father, Don Wright, London,. founder and director of the Don Wright chorus of international radia 'farce. IOOE Picnic Held: At Hensall Park (By our Hensall eorrspond$i t) Hensel] CommunityParkproved an ideal setting for the annual picnic of the IOOF and Amber Rebekah Lodges, attended by 200. A picnic supper was enjoyed. Af- ter f -ter sports, the successful affair was climaxed with a ball game. Winners are as follows; boys and girls, six and under, Mervyn Bell, W. Jones; eight and under, Douglas McBeath, Gwen Jones, Billy •Chipchase; 12 and under, girls, Norma Geiger, Pat Rowe, Carol. Brown; boys, Jack Chip- chaSe, Gary Jones, Jura Sherritt, Hamilton; 15 and under, -girls, iorrna Geiger, Pat Rowe, Betty Parker; boys, Earl 'Bell, Billy Shaddick, Jack Chipchase, Young ladies' race, Betty Park- er, Norma Geiger, Audrey Rich- ardson; young men's race, Bill Lavender, Harold Caldwell, George Parker; married women's race, Mrs. _Percy Campbell, Mrs. R. Elgie,Mrs, Cliff Weido; married men's race, George Parker, Harold Caldwell, Russell Ferguson; kick- ing the slipper, ladies, Lois Mc- Lellan, Dianne Ronnie; men, Lloyd Mousseau; wheelbarrow race, 15 and under, Earl Bell and J ick Chipchase, '15 and over, Ernie Chipchase and George . Parker; largest family in attendance, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Richardson; oldest person in attendance, Mrs. John McMurtrie; youngest person in attendance, Larry Ferguson, Believe It Or Not — But SPACE TRAVEL is OUR BUSINESS... Mr. Merchant—when you buy an oil in this paper you buy SPACE! Your ad in this paper— produced withthe proper "tools and know-how" fills that , space and it TRAVELS --- yes, sir— it travels to reach each of our subscribers and all who share this newspaper with him! Newspaper advertising gives you REAL readership for your "space" dollar, Come in and discuss your advertising needs; let us help you plan a regular odvertising program , and watch your sales rocket! linton ews- ecord Patrons of London Fair, Promised A Great Show Western Fair,. London, Septem- ber 12 to 17, will be -a• mecca for all Western Ontario families this year. Visitors 'are promised - the most outstanding show in history, from prize livestock housed in the most up-to-date livestock pavilion in Canada, to the greatest six-day grandstand performance Western has ever offered its patrons. An added feature for the first four evening grandstand perform- ances, Monday to Thursday inclus- ive, will be Priscilla Wright, Can- ada's 14 -year-old singing sensa- tion, who will be, directed: by her father, Don 'Wright, Londofl, founder and director of the Don Wright chorus of international radio 'fame. ^ Nine George A, Hamid and Son all-star acts will: be headed by a brand new Grandstand Follies, presenting '"Stairway to the Stars", a brilliantly costumed 'ex- travaganza with a line of lovely talented dancers. The famous J. E. Ranch _Rodeo will provide thrilling grandstand. entertainment Monday and 'Ines - clay afternoons, September 12 and 13, The great Futurity trotters and pacers will take over Wednes day and Thursday afternoons and a brand new rodeo, the Cherokee Ranch Rodeo, will provide more thrills Friday and Saturday after coons. ' Afternoon grandstand: prices are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children, with two reserved sec- tions at $1.50 per seat. There will be. a bargain 25 cent admission for all children Monday afternoon only, Evening reserved -prices: $2, $1.50 and $1. Mail orders should include stamped addressed envel- ope, money order or cheque, 'pay able at par, London. BRUSSELS VILLAGE IS NOW RESURFACING 'MAIN STREET The main street of Brussels is getting a much-needed resurfac-, ing. The Huron County road con- struction gang is doing the work. Considerable improvement work is also being done on, other streets in the village. - Brussels Post r 5 �l NOW I I AUTO INSURANCE! IN TWO SMALL 1 INSTALLMENTS 1 'Not one; big yearly bill 1 1 Imagine! Small, easy -to -meet premiums paid every six months. 1 This is a feature pioneered by 1 my company to make your auto 2 1insurance easier to handle. My Icompany's rates in most states are made up on the basis of it. I own "careful -driver" loss expe- I deuce. This also permits quicker 1 Irate reductions whenever they are possible. Call today and find Iout more about this easy -to- 1 budget insurance. M1Y1?n!t It pays to knew yew I STATE FARM Agent.. LLOYD ETUE Foot ie Collect ZURICH 78 r fr SAVE ON TIRES. RRUCEFIELD Mr, and Mrs. Don Pentney are visiting Mrs. Pentney's parents, Mr. and. Mrs, Fred Rathweil. Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith and family, Stratford, spent a few days with relatives in the village.• Donald Eyre and siste.[s Doro- thy and Ruth, Athens,. spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs, Lindsay Eyre. ,. Mr, ,and Mrs. William 'Elliott and -family, Cartwright, visited with Kaye and Marie Elliott last week. , The many friends of John Cairns are sorry to hear hesuffered' a slight stroke and is he, to Seaford' hospital. Mrs. H. Berry attended the wedding of her nephew, Ross Smith to - Shirley Chapman in the United. Church at Whitechurch on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. S. McKenzie left on Tuesday morning. for Moose Jaw,. Sask., where they will attend the wedding of Mrs. McKenzie's niece. Over the past 15 years manu- facturing has become the chief source of livelihood of Canada's population. NEI YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO SAY `NOW WAIT! HOW MUCH?• PLEASE GIVE AN ESTIMATE" "Illeediogg 144,21/4 ELECTRIC TANS G PLUMBERS CLINTON �G tii47 NOLMESVILLE W/O,2 and Mrs. Dres Beck and little son Gary, left by, plane on Tuesday for their hone' in St, John's, Nfld., after spending a month's holidays with the lady's mother, Mrs. J. Huller and other relatives, Sunset Drive -In 1% Miles East of Goderielt on No..8 Highway THURSDAY and FRIDAY August 25-26 G " I-TE'IDT Elizabeth' Sigmund Sandra -Thompson And on the Sante program— "ITE MANE" The horse story of the yearl SATURDAY and MONDAY August' 27-29 "JESSE JAMES" Willard Parker. Barbara Payton. Cartoon , ' Comedy TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY August 30-31 "MISS SAIME THOMPSON" Rita Hayworth Jose Ferrier. — Adult Entertainment — Cartoon Comedy Box Office Opens 8 p.m. TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY First Show at. Dusk PLAYGROUND - Refreshment* Children Linder 12 in cars YR= CLIA TON MEMORIAL SHOP OPEN TUES., THURS. and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS As other times contact Thomas Steep, phone Clinton 1186W; residence, Shipley Street. T. PRYDE and. SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH — PHONE CLINTON 1620 — 4 AWARDS! AWARDS! AWARDS! AWARDS! •5 4 • n Only Advance Sale Ticket Holders are eligible for draw em t *'DODGE REGENT SEDAN * CHEVROLET WI DELUXE ADVANCE SALE TICKETS - 3 for $1P° Each ticket admits one adult or two children All tickets must be in by 9s3O p.m., Saturday, Sept. 17, to be eligible for draw which will be made at 10:15 pan. on same date, aS 5 in front of Grandstand. Ts '' B/GRODEOS GRANDSTAND '55 • a tj.zess J? ci.2q Child Y 8 Midway . /orse Show- /tow ho. --fir'- TOP ALLOWANCES ROCKEOTTOMEANM PRICES IftiamitosZT000000.01 McPherson Bros. Garage Clinton •-- Ontario Phone 492 Ao ddA' I1 tq.T I.BELE56. TIRE \YAVi1 SEPT. IIatoJI/ auDc�tivrs Ont .. fat. 0, JACKSON, Mannpe• A1I 2-55 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT BAR 'TLIFPS RESTAURANT CLINTON BOWLING ALLEY Clinton Clinton