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Clinton News-Record, 1958-09-25, Page 10''AW.TE'11T !MINTON i`i'EWS-RECORT THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 3•958; Flag. Football Being Played at RCAF Camp; Eight Team League Standing to date in the RCAF Station Clinton Flag Football Lea - Otte le as follows: PWTi-F A P Radar Ground 5 4 0 1 74 8 8 Applied Tech, ,.,6 4 0 2 92 68 8 Cars; Club 4 3 1 0 58 6 7 Sgt's. Mess 5 3 1 1 39 32 7 Basic Train, 1 ..•, 5 2 0 3 64 31 4 Basic Train, 2 .,4 2 0 2 25 36 4 Staff Airmen . •4 0 0 4 13 56 0 Applied Oper. ,5 0 0 5 15 98 0 Future Games Sept, 29—Basic Train, 1 vs, Cpls. Sept, 3Q--Ap. Tech. vs, Radar G. Oct, 1 --Applied Oper, vs. Sgts. Oct, 2 -Basic Train. 2 vs, Airm'n My Barber Shop Will Be Closed For Holidays From September 29 Until October 8 John Plumtree 39pt rvs+.rw+w WRESTLING WITH MONEY PROBLEMS? Clinton Redmen Begin Season On Goderich Field Clinton Redman will play their first game of the season away from home, with Goderich as their opposition.. Mr. R. Q. Bieman is the coach of the local team, Clinton will open their home schedule against the Wingham school. on Thursday, October 2. The team will play a home and home game with each team this year, Thurs., Sept.. 25 -- Clinton at Goderich. Thurs., Oct. 2 -,- Wingham at Clinton. Thurs., Oct. 9 Seaforth at Clinton. Wed„ Oct. 15 Seaforth, Thurs., ' Oct. 23 Wingham. Thurs., Oct. 30 --• Clinton. Clinton at -- Clinton at Goderich at Clinton Bluebells Hold Shower for Jane Wood The dormer Mists Jane Wood was honoured and presented with: a shower of gilftr on her 18th birth- day by the Clinton Blue:bellls and faelende of St. Paula G. A, payor to her marriage: to William Brawn Join the CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Musical Instruments "KAY" GUITAR in black and natural wood .... $36.50 "STELLA" GUITAR in black and natural wood •. $23.50 $62.00 $14.95 "HARMONY" GUITAR in all black GENE AUTRY GUITAR ACCORDIAN with Keys and Bass— carrying case and instructions $67.50 HARMONICAS in Single & Double Keys, $1.00 to $3.00 AUTO -HARP HARMONICAS $4.50 'CHROMATIC HARMONICAS $5.00 to $15,00 GUITAR ACCESSORIES VIOLIN ACCESSORIES VIOLIN BOWS See Our RECORD BAR - - AB Popular Records -- at Popular Prices McEwan's GIFTS and STATIONERY Clinton — Dial IIID 2-9766 Findlay double combustion A beauty in any room—in Oil control dial gives the service door permits easy Choosing Findlay quality. OIL BURNING HEATER win/ TANimNs/DF •• Ca/NG • Saves floor spine • e e • • a w • 1 • • Fuel tank is completely Concealed in the casing. Only 22" from front to back. Efficient, too -- it heats by both radiation and circulation — and the chamber is a real fuel saver. durable brown metallic finish. temperature you want. Large cleaning. You'll never regret Come in and see this 2 -Time N. L D. C. Award Winner --1954 and 1955 Priced at only - $176.50 SUTTER-PERDUE LIMITED HARDWARE PHONE HU 24023 iii" .-.-.-4`F4`.-s-44,+*-4'f+.- -*, + $'4 4.,,4+444+4-4 1-.44.14'44-.-+.-4-+ Kinsmen Peewee Bail League Final Game Friday Night at 6,30 The final game in the Clinton Kinsmen Peewee Baseball League will be played Friday evening at 6,30 o'clock, The Dodgers and White Sod, each had five wins and one loss during the regular sched- ule, and play a sudden -death final game. The winning team will hold the News -Record trophy for one Year. The .seven -team league complet- ed the 42 -game schedule. last Fri- day evening. Final standing is as follows. W L Pts. Dodgers 5 1. 10 White Sox .,,,,.,5 i 10• Giants 4 2 .8 Yankees 3 3 6 Braves 2 4 4 Cardinals 2 4 2 Indians 0 6 0 0 Two Clinton entries in New FivePin Bowling League For the first time in recent years 'a n Inter -Town 5 -pin Men's Bowling League has been formed, with Donald Switzer, Clin- ton as president and Bill John- ston, Wingham as secretary. Four towns will take part, Formation of the new league was completed last Friday night at the Clinton Legion Hall, Sep- tember 19. Members are two teams from Goderich; one from Wing - ham; one from Exeter; two from Clinton, There were two repre- sentatives from each of the four towns taking part in the election of officers. A 20 -week schedule has been drawn up, and four weeks to com- plete play-offs. First game will be on Saturday, October 4, com- mencing at 2 o'clock. o - Former Clinton Girl Celebrates 50th Wedding Day When a Wife 'admits her hus- band deserves a gold medal for living with her half a century, and that husband urges her to go! out and buy an expensive fur coat saying. she certainly has eaves ed it for putting up with, hien so long—you have the secret 'behind the happy life' df William and Hen- rietta Pridharn, Rosewell Ave., Toronto. They observed theiir 50th wedding :anniversary recently. Mrs. Prid'ham is the farrier Hennietta L. Cook (sister of J. E. "Cap" Cook) . "We've had 50 glorious years together. I Rook forward' to many more years with, my William", says Mrs. Pridhaun,. She first met lam et her Loth ba thday party in Clinton, where she was boas, He is a native of Goderich. They admit they have ditfifeeene- es::olf opinion, but "we never let in lead to a quarrel'," says Williams. T1ve couple believe, also that be- ing good parents ensure happy years ahead. They have two children, Lor- raine, who is a member of the Leslie ,Bell singers, and a son, John, Lorraine sang with, the Radio City Music Hall ensemble. She works for the University of To- ronto. Wht1llara is an mi retirement. He still works as an efficiency ex- pert, a jib he held for years. ' The couple moved to the United S'tates' and lived there for 22 years. They went to Toronto five years ago. 0 Goderich Township Mrs. William Addison, Landes, boro, is epteauding a few days with her daughter Mrs.. Charles Wallis. "llhe annual festtdval, of 'the Harvest Thanksgiving will be held in St. James Chw- h, Middleton, on Sunday,, September 28, at three a''eltock. Elverybady welcome. Ser- vice ;wild' tcon:tinuie art 3 p.m, during the fail and winter months. The War n'an''s Association of St. Jaanee Church, Middleton, will meet Wednesday afternoon, Oct- ober 1 at the home of Mrs. 'Ohar- les Cooper. The roll call word is "bountiful". There will be no Sunday School at :St. James Ohurch, Middleton, this Sunday,, September 28. Child- ren afire asked to attend the harv- est s'emvtilce with their parents. Could your wife support your family? "INCOME REPLACEMENT" $100 per month for 20 years. A Special Family Income Core tract to provide for the family's growing up years, At age 36 cost is only $43.75 per year. Conversion privileges, Without Obligation Phohe: "HAL" HARTLEY HU 2-6693 Canada Life Assurance Co. Blyth 'Lady and .Child Kurt In Collision At Village -Corner Mrs, Kenneth Johnston, Pinsley Street, Myth, and her 18-a onth- old daughter Glenlda, received sev- ere evere face lacerations, et the mein arutersentiom df Main Street and Dreeeley Street, Biyiih', ons Wedne:Se day anonilnlg, when a, ear iii which Tiley were riding, driven by Mr. J in:ston, reportedly crashed into a laaige 'bevels parked near the in- tersection, during a torrential rain steam The 'accident happened as Mr. land Mars, Johareton were returning from a dance in Memorial Hall around anidnitgehet, having picked' up their children, Glenda and Wayne, four months .aid, at the home of Mrs. Jolanston's parents, Mr. and Mfrs. William Knox. Glenda was taken 40 Clinton Public Hospital, Where •she re - mimed stitches to close the face laceration, She was released on Thursday. Mrs, Johnston was not Admitted to hospital. Wayne was in a basket in the back seat, and both he and IVIr, Johnston, escaped without injury, The roar waseetensiwely datmaged on the top and the right slide, OPP ,officers investigated, 0 Turner's WA Has Regular Meeting The Turner's Church Woman's Assotcitattlion met in the church basement an Wednesday, Septem- ber 17, with 12 memlbtersand one visitor present. The Scripture was read by Mr's. Vain Whitmore, prayer by Mrs, Mervin Falconer and devotions by Mrs. Frank Fal- conier. Roll :tail was; am:veered by giv- ing one of the Ten Cemnnand'arnents. The topic on stewardship was tak- en by Mss. :Grant Mills. The organization accepted an in- viatation frons; Ontario Street Unit- ed Church, Clinton, to attend a thankeaferling service at 2.30 p.m., Octo!berr 14, The lunch was starved by Mrs. Greg McGregor and Mrs. Mervin Falconer. William Cudmore Marks 90th Year Will'iarm audtmore, widely known !as • an outs,ban cling authority on !horses:, celebrated Ws 90th births day last week, He was barn in Clinton, Seiptemalber 10, 1968, During. recent years Mr. Cud: - =we than not enjoyed the beat of health and at presient is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth. The son of the late Qua - more and Louisa Phillips, he was educated at Baird's School, in Stanley Township, He made his first Atllanttitc massing at the age of 11, when he aecomepaniied a shipment of cattle owned by his father. In alit he crossed the ocean 58 'times. Deturintg his years as a buyer he has eb:oughtt and sold many thousands of horses. Mr. tCudmon;e hes: owned and raced many horses during his long career, but the horse that stands out in his memory is Catptalin Grattan, he said. In October, 1901. he was: mar- ried to Minnile Israel aft Bible Cheristhlan ;Church in Seaforth. Mrs. Oudhnore died 24 years :ago. Thiele family off three son and two daughters are: Frank, Wallace - burg; Jack, Wiliowdale; Whllitam, Taranto; Evelyn, Mrs, Briant, To- eonto, and Margaret, Mrs. Dave Simpson, Stratford. 0 James M. Aikenireod The death of James Murdoch Aikfenh:ead a'ccurred in Scott !Memorial Hospital, Senforthf, on September 10 Lfollbwing 12 weeks of dlelness. Mr. Atikemhetad retired to F.ig- mondiviitle in 1953 fawn New York :City where for many years he was a bus driver arnd fireman. He was !formerly a member of the Brumfield Church. ' In Septemlbter 1954 he married Miabtel Cameron, Seaforth, who survives. Also surviving is' a daugh- ter by a former marriage, Amie, Mrs, Jam1es Britton, Bogota, New Jersey; and a sister, Mrs. Mae Crosby, Paterson, N,J. The funeral was held on Satur- day eftem:00n! from the Box Fun- eral hone with the Rev. Dr. Sem- ple in charge. Interment was in d3 a a r d's Cemetery. Pallbearers were E. P. Chesney, Jdhn Aiken - head, 'Tbtomnas Baird, William, Gam- eron, .Henry Cheseneyy, John It. lVPundock.Flower bearers, Gerald Moffatt, Ross Nicholson, Wrildiam:. Murdock, A. Boyes, HOLMESYILLE Mr. •and Mrs, Harry Wilbami were in Toronto, llastt Week, at- tending the sessions of the .Grand Oli•apter, Order of the Eastern Star, helfd in the Royal York Hot- el, Mrs, Williams was the official d'eleiga'te stent from the Clinton Chapter, ae, E. S. Mr, and Mrs, Will+i!anl Norman motored to Noranda, Que•, last week r'eties:Mpg on Sunday, with their son Jacek, wlua'ha been em played int that Mown,• dud ug -the nd months, this, On, onlay, Mr. an Mrs, Norman and daugltrt+er :Shirley,.took Jack to Toe -Onto, where be has entered his seenoud Year at the Utniversity of Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Franck McCullough spenit the:weekend, week'etnd, in Kiteheller, the guests of Mr, and Mrs, l -i, M. Bezeau, 'While there, they attend- ed a family party, honoring Miss Ethel! ! Mesmer and Mn Lat ren'ce Bezeau, wb'ose marriage takes place on Octdlber 11. in St. John's Rectory, !Kitchener. Anniilvereary services at Hoimes- viile United :Church will be held on Sunday, October 19, Wath the Rene. J. T. White, Landeslboro, as guest speaker, Brussels Girl Earns Trip To New York Annual 441 Tour Miss Yvonne McTaggart, RR 2; Brusselis, has, been chosen to rep- resent ;Huron County en the 1958 United Nations Tour. Yvonne is the daughter of TVLr. and Mrs. Allan McTaggart, RR 2, Bruss'e'ls;, Who farm on the 16th corncession df Grey Township. She is 18 years of age and has an outstanding record in 4-H Homemaking Club work in Huron County. In May 1955 she complet- ed six projects and was awarded' County Honiours. In July 1958 she achieved Provincial Honours on completing six additional .projects. In 1956 she was one of the County representatives to the Pro- vincial 4:4H Homennakintg. aerie Conference. Yvonne is a graduate of Seaforth District Haigh School and Stratford Teachers College in 1958. She is now teaching school in Kitchener. The tour leaves Galt early Sun- day morning, September 28 and ttr•avelis as; (far ase Williamsport, Pensnsyltvaniia via Niagara Falls. .On September 29 they travel to Washington, D.C. and on the SO,th tour Washington. During the rest of the week they visit many plac- er :of interest such as the Univer- sity of Maryland, Beltsville Exper- imental Station, New 'York City, Empire State Building and the U N. Atllways ;a highlight oa t'biis tour is the boat calise !arduntd Manhat- tan Island. We would like to congratulate Yvonne on w ening one of the top awards for 4-H and Junior Farmer members lin Huron County. 0 Summerhill Club` Regular Meeting The Summerhill Ladies':. Clu L I "met at the home cif Mfrs. James •Sneill an Wednesday, Selpteaniber 10 ,with 24 nneinebers and, eight vttsitors •present. The meeting open- ed by stinging' "Schaal Days", this was fdllotwed Iby the creed and "The • Lord's Prayer" tin • unison. Mrs. Earl _Blake.. gave- the treas- .urer's report and Mrs. Donald sac eani agave the report from. the -haus •t a'ea!XtW To1idISAH u01tnl ? nrnlg. Mrs. •Wufl1iaun Murch and Mrs. Jack aVIurlich are to attend 'the next meeting. , A donation. cif' $15 was given to the corn rnuriiity - flower fund. A thank you letter was read by the Blacker family. The program, con- sisted of the pictures: shown by Jayne Mary Snell of her trip to England, which was very much„ enjoyed by tail. The next meet tinig will be at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Stewart on October 8. Rall Call; is to be' answered by paying $2 for the 'bazaar. Those: on the program are, Mrs• Allam Neal, Mrs. Peter Westerhout, Mrs. George Wreght, -'Mrs. Norman "Wright Lunch committee memb- ers are Mrs. Lloyd Stewart, Mrs. Neville .For beg, Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. Noernate Wright., Bayfield• Changing To Standard Time Sunday at Midnight (Tay our Bayfield Correspondent) By order of .the Trustee Board, the Police Village of Bayfield, re- turns to Standard Time on Suns day, September 28 at midnight, Harvest Thant 'tying service will be held in Trinity Church on Sunday, :September 28 at 11 sant DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE Royal .Canadian Air Force CLINTON, ONTARIO SEALED FIXED LUIViP SUM TENbERS will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m., E. S, time, Tuesday, October 13, 1958, for the supply of all necessary materials, labour and equipment to provide an extension and renovations to Building 62 RCAF Grocery Store. Plans and specifications may be obtained by applying to the undersigned. The lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. J. M. McDONNELL, Construction Engineering Officer, RCAF STATION, CLINTON, ONT. 39=404b Mothers Preparing Bale for School Car The September meeting of the Mothers' Study Group of Wesley - Willis United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Clayton Keys on September 23. Meeting opened by singing a hymn and Psalm 701 was read respensively. Mrs, Edwin Cooper led in prayer., The treasur• er reported a satjsfactery amount on hand. Members decided to send a bale of used clothing and two crib quilts to the S1onaan school car. Mrs. 13111 Hanley distributed quilt blocks amongst the members to be made up fqr the school ear. A humorous poem was read by Mrs. Edwin Cooper. Mrs. William Holland was in charge of the pro- gram. The stories were read by the members namely, "Telling Your Child About God", and "The Eldest Child in the Family", and a lively discussipn followed, Mrs. Raymond Cantelon offered her home for the October meet- ing, with Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Eugene McAdam in charge, host- esses to be Mrs. George Cantelon and Mrs, Bill Hanley. A quilting bee will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Jervis, The meeting was closed by a hymn followed by the Mizpah ben- ediction. A lovely lunch was serv- Porter's Hill Church Anniversary, Sept. 28 Anniversary services will be held at Grace Church, Porter's Hill, on Sunday, September 28 with Rev. A, E. Eustace, Goderich, as guest speaker. Special music will be giv- en by the choir and outside talent. Services will be at 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m. Daylight Saving Time. ed by the hostesses Mrs. Claytose: Keys, Mrs, Wilfred Jervis and Mrs. Howard Currie, Coming events 4c a Word, ni»ihnu is Tile Thurs„ Sept. 25 --Bayfield Fair• Dance, Bayfield Town Hall, Spon- sons: Bayfield agricultural society,. Canruther's Orchestra, L u n o,ht Counter. Popular prices. 37-8-9-b Friday, Sept. 26-0rdee ;of The - Eastern Star birthday party held in Parish Hall, Ang+llb'an Church as 8.15 p,m. Adm'is'sion 50 teats. Public invited. 38.9-lte Saturday, Sept. 27 --Earn Dance in Marry Torrance's new barn,. located 5th concession Goderiele Township, 3 miles west of Hai mesville, second farm south of Porter's Hill, Music by Kenny Hartman and his quintette, Danc- ing till 12 standard time. Lunch counter; 39b-• Sat., Sept. 27—Group 4, WA, $rrucefield United Church, bake sale and used clothing. Council chamber, starting at 3 p.m. 3917 Tuesday, Sept. 30-8 p.m, Card' Party; IOOF Hall. Everyone wet- eome. Ladies please provide lunch. 39he Friday, Oct. 3—Huron . Huron District OFU Annual. Agricultural Office„ Clinton, 8.30 p.m. Mrs, E. Pros= ser and Vaughan Douglas, guest speakers. 39 -40 -ba Sat., Oct. 4---Hoimiesvalle WA. Bazaar. Sewing, balking, etc. After- noon tea, 50c, at Town Hall. 3913, Wednesday, November 19—Pre- Christmas Tea and Bazaar in St. Paul's Parish. Hall; auspices of Friendship Club. 39b' Dancing every Friday at Bay- field Pavilion. Dance to Ken Wil - bee and his orchestra. Admission 75c, $1:.25 a couple. 34-tfb Goderich Pavilion; --Dancing eve ery Saturday night, Glen Brick lin and hie All -,Star • Orchestra. 36-7-8-9-b BROWNIE'S CLINTON-ON'TA Featuring the Largest Wide Screen In Huron Co 0 0 0 Thursday and Friday --Sept. 25 and "THE GiRL CAN'T HELP IT" (Adult Entertainment) JAYNE MANSFIELD — EDMOND O'BRiEN' — Alt (COLOUR) (CINEMASCOPE) (ONE CARTOON) Saturday ,and Monday—Sept. 27 a "COWBOY" GLEN FQRD,;and" JACK •LEMMON' 3 STOOGE COMEDY (ONE." CARTOON) Tuesday and Wednesday Sept, 30. "THE STORY OF ESTHER COSTE JOAN CRAWFORD and ROSSANO BRAZZI © (ONE CARTOON) Two Shows Nightly — Rain or Gear Box Office Open at 8 p,m. — First Show at Du CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN' CARS FREE 4. T T T - IT'S TIME TO SHED YOUR OLD CAR .. . Why ` Not Stop Looking and Start A "Quality" Car. Let us show yo GMAC painless payments make it ea '53 BUICK SEDAN $10 Built in radio. Tinted windshield. Automatic transmission, Custom lounge cushions. Ex- cellent motor and tires. If you are choosey, here's the one for you. '55 PLYMOUTH COACH $1 The colour is blue, but the buyer won't be. '55 PONTIAC SEDAN $1 Spic 'n' Span and sarin' to go. '52'CHEVLET ytSedan Owner ROwas finicky--Delyou e cash in on '51 PONTIAC COACH his care. Body needs minor repairs. Otherwise it's O. '52 FORD COACH, with radio ... Bring your family and try it, '48 DODGE 1/2 Ton Pickup Easy to buy—if you get here first, '57 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton Pickup $1 One owner since new.. Exceptional condition. Special This Weekend '53 PLYMOUTH COACH Was..$ On Sale This Weekend for ... $ We say its good. Ask "barmy" Colquhoun He owned it. Lorne Brown Motors HUnter 2-9321 Your Friendly CHE'Y,-OLDS. Dealer -- -- CLINTON 1 W y u ."L: .a: a. -L 04 0. , - y._ lb. u.,