Clinton News-Record, 1957-11-14, Page 11CLINTON NEWS-RECORD PAGE ELEVEN "THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1957
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and
family" Niagara Falls, were San-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
John Scott.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Gaunt, who were cele-
brating their 27th Wedding Anni-
versary, were Mr. and Mrs. Em-
merson Ilesk, Mrs. Laura Lyon
and Marguerite, Londesboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Alva McDowell and
Lloyd, Belgrave, and Miss June
Foster, Blyth.
The Live Wire farm forum met
,at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Bert Hunking for the second meet-
ing of the season, with 14 members
present. The broadcast and dis-
cussion was on Farm Credit, Bert
Hunking conducted the business
part of the meeting.. The minutes
were read and adopted by Henry
Hunking and Mrs. Ted Hunking.
One thank-you card was read.
Next meeting to be held at the
home of Stewart ,Ament, Cards
and lunch were enjoyed by all.
Mrs', William Andrews and chil-
dren, Toronto, were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wood last week.
• WI Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of
the Londesboro Women's Institute
WIN SEWI'4.GF13/iEICHINE
in the
Big Christmas Draw
15 BIG PRIZES
NO CONTEST — NO QUESTIONS TO ANSWER
Names will be drawn on December 24 at 6 p.m.
COME IN AND LOOK OVER THE FAMOUS
"BROTHER" LINE and get in on the BIG DRAW,
Phone Collect for FREE Home Demonstration
(Trade-Ins Accepted
Brother Sewing Centre
42 Wellington Street STRATFORD -- Tel. 163-J
46 to 51b
SEE THE NEW 1958 PONTIAC AT
PEARSON MOTOR :,SALES,
PONTIAC re Phones:
BUICK ' ZURICH — 78
G M C TRUCKS ZURIC EXETER - a 608
Largest Stock of Used Cars
in Huron County
Last Week We Sold, the following Cars-
1957 Pontiac Laurential 8 Cylinder Sedan
1957 Pontiac Pathfinder 8 Cylinder Sedan
1956 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan
1954 Mercury Monterey Sedan
1954 Buick Super Sedan
1953 Pontiac Sedali
1949 Chevrolet Coach
1947 Ford Coach
1940 Dodge Pickup
1955 Pontiac Sedan
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Make sure you get in .on THIS WEEK'S SPEIALS
1957 BM& CENTURY, 2 door hardtop, dynaflow drive, whitewalls,
Eze eye glass, 2 tone, only 4,600 'miles $1,000 OFF LIST PRICE
1957 BUICK CENTURY, 4-door hardtop, electronic radio, whitewalls, wheel
discs, loaded with accessories, only 8,000 miles—$1,000 OFF LIST PRICE
1957 VOLKSWAGEN COACH, only one left, 2,000 miles $1,695
1956 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR HARDTOP, dynaflow drive, dual exhaust,
whitewalls;., wheel discs, only 6,000 miles $2,895
1954 METEOR NIAGARA SEDAN, like new $1,095
1953 DODGE SEDAN, custom built radio, as good as-,new $ 995
1951 METEOR COACH $ 295
1951 CHEVROLET COACH, sunvisor, custom-built radio, motor like 'new $ 495
1950 FORD COACH, 2-tone, air condition heater, only 50,000 miles $ 495
1950 PLYMOUTH COACH, only 50,000 miles $ 395
The Following Used Cars Sold with Written General
• Motors Guaranty Policy:
1955 DODGE HARDTOP—radio, new whitewall nylon tires, owned by local merchant.
1955 BUICK 2-DOOR HARDTOP, dynaflow drive, 'whitewalls, 2-tone, power brakes.
1955 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE COACH-28,000 miles, like new.
1955 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION SEDAN—radio, overdrive, 35 miles to the gallon, this car is
like new!
1951 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE COACH---finished in gleaming black, economical transportation.
1953 DODGE MAYFAIR SEDAN—finished in gleaming maroon with custom radio.
16,000 MILES :ONLY—on a 1953 PONTIAC—owned by Mr. Seth AmmanS, Zurich.
.1953 FORD SEDAN—continental wheel,' automatic drive, custom built radio.
1953 BUICK SEDAN—dynaflow drive, custom-built radio, as good as pew.
1952 WILLYS COACH —radio, overdrive, new motor, 40 miles to the gallon.
1951 FORD COACH—radio, finished in gleaming black, like new.
1951 PONTIAC FLEETLINE COUPE—new paint job, in excellent condition.
1950 MERCURY SEDAN—radio, rearseat speaker, lender skirts, etc.
1950 FORD COACH-.--custom-built radio, not a rust mark on it.
1949 FORD ,COACH—owned by local minister:
Chevrolets, Fords, Chrysler pi-oducts from 1940 to '52:
Up to $200—Please inquire for a terrific bargain,
TRUCKS:,
1954 CHEVROLET 1/z TON PICKUP—with (Racks--This truck Is like new.
1952 MERCURY PICKUP 1951 MERCURY PICKUP
1950 MERCURY 11/2 TON STAKE
1950 QUO 3 TON CHASSIS CAB,I with re-built motor.
WE HAVE SEVEN 1958 PONTIACS IN STOCK . . .
• See Us For The Best Deal in Huron County!
Pearson Motor Sales, Zurich
Phone Zurich 78 (collect) and we'll come up, and show you the ear
of your choice.
Open Every Evening Till 10 O'clock
was held in the Community Hall,
on Thursday afternoon, November
6, Final arrangements were made
for the Beef Producers' Banquet
and the Huron County Rally Day
which was held in Londesboro on
November 12.
Plans were made for the Christ-
mas meeting and roll call was an-
swered by stating an "Improve-
ment desired in the community."
Mrs, Colson gave a very fine
motto: "Character, like embroid-
ery is made stitch by stitch." A
report was given by the rugmak-
ing leader. Anyone interested, in
making a rug is to contact Mrs.
-Stanley Lyon. Four ladies were
present from the Tiger Dunlop In-
stitute and instructed in making
rugs from baling twine,
News of Brucerield
Correspondent: MRS. H. F. BERRY- •
Phone Clinton HU 2-75'72 or Seatortii 659r22
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Paterson and The ladies were asked to coiled
Windsor, visited for a few days
last week with the former's par-
Mrs. Alex Paterson spent last
weekend in Toronto.
Beath and Mr. and Mrs. John R,
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBeath,
er.
With the following to be in charge
certain boxtops and bring th
to the December meeting, as wel
as suscriptions to the weekly pap
turkey dinner on November 20
The WA will cater to the I00
Mrs, W., Broadfoot, Mrs. B. Wal Murdock.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith and ters, Mrs. William Fotheringham
daughter Eleanor, Bluevale, spent Mrs, John Broadfoot, Mrs. Elgi
Sunday with Mrs, H. Berry, Thomson, Mrs. W. MeBeath, Mrs
Mr, and 1Virs, Mervin Keys, Win- Norman Baird, and Mrs, John Mc
nipeg, spent a few days with the
former:S Mother, Mrs. Ben Keys,
WA Meeting
The November meeting of th
Wonian's Association was held in
the school room •of the Brucefield
United Church on Tuesday, Nov-
ember 5. Mrs. L. Eyre read from
St. Peter 19-25 and Mrs. T, 13.
Baird gave the topic on "Endur-
"If, when we do well and ance."
even
suffer for it, take it patiently for
here into were ye called" was
the text.
Mrs, Eyre led in prayel' and
John Broadfoot took the chair. All
members repeated the creed. Mrs.
W. McBeath gave the secretary's
report. A card of thanks from Mrs.
Harvey Taylor and another from
George McCartney were read by
Mrs. L. Wilson,
Roll call was answered by quo-
ting a verse on "Peace." Mrs. H.
Taylor read the treasurer's report
that showed $215 realized at the
bazaar.
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!lance?
When You're Buying Fuel Oil Why Not Buy From A
Truck That Does Not Carry Gasoline—At Any Time!
FUEL 41 IL IS ,011" BUSINESS,
AIN THE SERVICE IS THE BEST
— CONTACT —
A. G. rigg and Son
Dial HU 2-9411
The Big
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ELECTRIC KETTLES as low as $9.60
RANGETTES down to $39.00
BED LAMPS down to $1.80
HEATING PADS of good quaulity $4.80
HOOVER CLEANERS ........... as low as $55.60
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Suitable for Christmas Gifts
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Monday, November 29,
HENSALL
A party of hunters composed of
George Hess, liensall; Dr. J, A,
Addison, Clinton; R. Grenier and
Don Shepherd, Grand Bend; John
Walper, Woodstock; Blzra Mous-
Seau, Kippen; Herb Mousseau, Jim
`O'Brien,
Parkins; John Robinson, LeRoy
D. Walker, R. 13annister,
all of Zurich, are enjoying a bun-
ting expedition at Balongy Bay,
Manitoulin Islands.
News of Londesboro
Correspondent — MRS. EMT ALLAN
phone Blyth $7 r
Cpl. "Mottershead
Poste4 West To
Portage ,la Prairie
Corporal Walter Russell Motter
bead, 24, a Supply Technician in
structor at 1 Technical Trainin
School, RCAF Station Ay lme
Ontario, . has been transferred t
ROAF Station Portage la Prairi
Manitoba, He was born in Victor
la, British Columbia and worke
as a logger for two years prior t
joining the RCAF in Februar
1951, RC1AF Station .Citnton fr
May 1951 to August 1955 an
RCAF Station Aylmer again fro
August 1955 to the present,
His wife is the former Audre
Harris, Clinton, They have tw.
children, Kenneth, four years an
Judy, two years. His mother
Mrs, L. Mottershead, resides a
'3143 Millgrove Street, Victoria
B.C.
caregor,
-All members are to bring a par
cel for the Christmas tree at th
December Meeting, when Grou
3 will be in charge. A nominatin
committee made up of Mrs.
Ham, Mrs. S, McKenzie, Mrs
Triebner and Mrs. W. Scott wa
appointed to bring in. a slate of of
ficers at that meeting. Lunch wa
served by members of. Group 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Herron an
daughters, Martha Ann and Marl ,, • Pregal'et; Ytat if6i'irlf7r2
1.6Tdii+9),, visited: for a feixi day
with &Ai giiritaa Uncle, Mr. an
Mrs. Walter IVICiffki Brticefield
prior to their departiled icir Holly
wood, California.
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