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Clinton News-Record, 1961-08-17, Page 11AUGUST 18th TO SEPTEMBER 4th 65.61 You Don't Need Cash To Beat The Tax I I Your present car will serve as the Down Payment under Pearson's Famous 10% Pur- chase Plan. We'll handle your note without fuss or inconvenience. It's easy to buy from Pearson — that's why so many do! 04A 90 USED CARS 6 1960's 8 1959's 6 1958's 10 1957's 11 1956's 11 1955's Everybody's Saying "Beat the Tax " But Nobody Has Cars Except The Car King WE'VE GOT THEM AT 1101111 PRICES 21 New '61 Units 9 '61 Pontiacs 4 '61 Vauxhalls 4 '61 Buicks 4 GMC Trucks Nobody Else Oilers This Selection HERE'S A SAMPLE OF OUR NEW CAR. PRICES '61 Chev Biscayne 4.0004, SEDAN Driven only 4,600 mites, complete with new car warranty, automatic transMission, whitewalls windshield WatherS, PEARSON. MOTORS LIMITED The Car King of Huron County Phone 608 Exeter Phone 78 Zurich PROOF POSITIVE SEEING IS BELIEVING Jock Pearson, the Car King of Huron County, displays a few of the new and used units avail- able for pre-tax savings. This is Pearson's Zurich lot — there's lots more at our Exeter lot. GET THE BIG CHOICE AND THE BIG SAVINGS AT PEARSON'S The Car King's Volume Sates gives you SO MANY BENEFITS — the Prices are Lower, the Selection is Greater, the Terms are Better. It pays to buy from Huron County's Car King. wa. It's Now or Never! ONLY 12 MORE BUSINESS DAYS LEFT BEFORE THE SALES TAX COMES INTO EFFECT. IT WILL COST YOU MONEY TO DELAY. SEE THE CAR KING TODAY, "The Tax is Sprung Prices will Rix, Save your Money When the Most Cars is" BARGAIN FARES TO TORONTO COACH FARE *LOS FOR THE R4UND TRIP Going Thursday, August 17th to Monday, September Ath, Return Limit—September 6th.. Por fares and train WOO contact your IOW agent, VARNA Patricia Louise. and Irene Me- calg, Pownsview, retoned home last Monday after spend- ing their holidays in Varna, Patricia spent a few days ,with Linda Webber, while Louise Spent holidays with Peggy Mc- Ash and the girls spent .1)40 of their time with their grand- mother, Mrs. Alice Webster. Mr, and Mrs. Robert RuM- aley, Trudy and Ricky,. Victoria Harbour, visited at the home of the former's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Orrin Dowson, on Friday and Saturday past, They are returning same frein-a trip of the Western Provinces.. Leland Adams was the guest cf his aunt, Miss Lillian Adams Clinton, for the weekend, Miss Muriel Shobbrook bride- elect of August 12 was honoured at a shower given by Misses Gloria and Karen Allen at the home of their parents recently. Sibyl Castle read a humorous poem. After addresses given by Mrs. Stanley Johns the many beautiful gifts were presented in a decorated wagon drawn by Valerie, Vicki and Joan Gar- row, nieces of the bride-to-be, Muriel very graciously thank- ed everyone and invited them to attend her trousseau tea. Several contests were enjoy- ed with Miss Nancy Caldwell and Mrs. Glen Carter among the winners. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses as- sisted by several friends. The family of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon held a family reunion or get-together on Sun- day at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Sinclair near Kippen. Mr, and Mrs, Dewar and son Donald, Ottawa, attended. Dr. and Mrs. Kirk Lyon, Leamington, accompanied by their son Bob and his family visited with Mrs. Jennie Lyon on Monday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Crawford and children., Toronto, and Miss Doris Lear spent the Weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Nelson La, Miss Vina Knox, Toronto, is spending her vacation with her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. J. CraSato ,and children, Detroit, arrived Sun- day night to spend a few days with the letters parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Dunking. George Cole, Michigan, cal- led on Bert Allen on Satur- day. Willows Mountain celebrated a birthday on Sunday, August 6, with the Joseling family and Mr. and Mrs, Wes Jefferson and children in attendance.. There will be service in the United Church on Sunday, August 20. A Bible Society representative will occupy the pulpit. (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Doane, Port Colborne and Mrs. Ella Wool- vin, Clinton, were visitors on Wednesday with Mrs. John Scott. Visitors with Mn and Mrs. Harvey Hunking over the week- end were granddaughters, Carole Crasato, Detroit; Pat- rich). and Linda Moore, Qode'-' rich, Mr. and Mrs, John Cooper and Jim, Ethel, visited their cousin Miss Laura Lyon on Sunday. Miss Edith Beacom, MM. Laura Lyon, Mr, and Mrs. Pert Beacom and family visited the ZOO in Detroit one day last week. Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Ben- tham, Miss Dorothy Little and friend left Friday morning on a motor trip with destination Combermere. Ed Davidson and Miss Bessie visited on Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs, Bert Allen. Mrs. Gordon Garrow and daughters, of 100 Mile House, B,C„ are spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Three ear loads of ladies at- tended the W.I, meeting in Sea- forth on Tuesday and report an enjoyable afternoon. Mn and Mrs, Fred Arm- strong, Hamilton, visited Mr, and Mrs. John. Armstrong and other friends on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saunder- cock and Mr. and Mrs, Glen Carter left Sunday on a motor trip to points in Northern On- tario. Mr, and Mrs. Zane Lee and son Paul, Sarnia, called on the former's aunt, Mrs. John Scott an Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Shah- brook and daughter, Oshawa, are visiting with Mrs, John Shobbrook, Miss Bonnie Kennedy and Miss Donna Lynne Shobbrook, Londesboro, spent last week at the CGIT amp, Goderich. VV. I . Meets The Londesboro Women's In- stitute had on interesting meet ing in Londesboro Community Hall on August 2, The presi- dent, Mrs. T. Allen had a poem on health. The topic for the meeting was home economies and health, Mrs. L. Shobbrook, secretary treasurer gave the secretary's report, financial report, and read the correspondence. Mrs. W. Howatt and Mrs. H, Dur- nin were appointed to the hos- pital auxiliary. The roll call was answered by "My Favour- ite Home Remedy", Mrs. L. Reid read current events and Mrs, H, Durnin gave a read- ing "Catching the Moth", Bar- bara Burns gave two selections on the accordion, Mrs, 3, Lee introduced two swimming instructors, Miss Brenda Homuth and Miss Diane Campbell, Clinton, who gave an interesting talk and demonstra- tion on artificial respiration and the way they conducted their swimming classes. Miss Ann Pairservice showed slides covering both the western and eastern parts of Canada taken by her brother, Pilot David Fairservice, Matan, Que, Trewartha MacMath The Trewartha MaeMeth family picnic seas held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rill Norman on Friday evening with 63 in attendance. Results of races were as follows: ten to 1.2 years, girls, Julie Cox, Patsy Miner; boys, Fred Trewartha, Douglas Trewartha; six and un- der, girls, Helen ls/fawson; eight and under, girls, Winnifred Ar- mstrong; boys, Charles miler, Kevin Cox; ten and under, girls, Marie Trewartha; boys, Charles. Trewartha. Kick-the-slipper, - girls, Marie Trewartha; boys, Ronnie Tre- wartha; ladies, Mrs, William Armstrong; men, Walter Mc- 'twain; 12 years and over, Mar- garet Trewartha; The president William Nor- man conducted the election of officers which • resulted as fol- lows; president, Norman Tre- wartha; vice-president, Keith. Cox; secretary, Mrs. Stanley MeDwain; assistant secretary, Patsy Malwain; treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Trewartha; sports committee, Mr, and Mrs. liam Norman; Mr. and Mrs, William Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cox; lunch commit- tee, Mrs, Frank Wright, Mrs. Everett MoIlwain, Mrs. Keith Cox. PORTER'S HILL MRS. DONALD HARRIS Phone.HU 2.3302 A social evening was held in Porter's Hill school on Satur- day last in honour of Mr, and Mrs, John Simmons, newlyweds. Progressive euchre was play. ed with prizes going to: high lady, Mrs. Allen Betties, low lady, Julia Cox; high man, Al- vin Proctor, low man, John Manning, The young couple was called forward and presented with a pair of table lamps, The ad- dress was read by Mrs, Donald Harris and presentation made by Mrs, Alvin Betties and Mrs. John McCowan. On behalf of Mary and him- self, John thanked everyone for the gifts, Lunch was served by the ladies. Service at Grace Church was withdrawn on Sunday last due to anniversary services at St. Andrew's United Church, Bay- field, KIPPEN Trudy and Ricky Romney, Victoria Harbour are holidaying for two weeks with their aunt and uncle; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and Larry, London, visited Sat- urday evening ' with .the lat- ter's father, Robert Thomson. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Smith and family, Grimsby, visited during last week with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Wren, Mr. and Mrs, Elzar Mousseau are enjoying a few holidays in the northern part of Ontario. Miss Joyce Hood returned home from a week's vacation at Port Stanley. Miss Marie Sinclair left Sun- day for Toronto where she is taking a three months' course in pediatrics at the Sick Chil- dren's Hospital. Church service for Brucefield- Kippen congregation will be held in Brucefield United Ch- urch on August 20 at 11. a.m. Rev. E. Roulston, Exeter, in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kyle and Deborah Jane have return-. ed to their home in Calgary after having been called home to the death of the latter's father Earl Thiel, Zurich, Sym- pathy is extended to Mrs. Kyle in the loss of her father. Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Mrs. Jean Kyle, Clinton, were guests at the birthday tea of Mrs. J. B. McLean, Exeter, on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Moffatt attended the Hayter-Pleadwell wedding at New St. James Presbyterian Church, London, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kyle, Karen, Kathy and Karmen, Delisle, Saskatchewan, have re- turned to the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Kyle. Tom has accepted a position with Cook Bros., Hensall. Master Douglas McGregor re- turned home since visiting his cousin Jim Melick at Goderich. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair included an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dewar and Donald Dewar, Ottawa; Mrs. Jenny English, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, Al- lan Grigg and daughter, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and Larry, London, visited Sat- urday evening with Mrs. Stoke's father, Robert Thomson. Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Long were Mr. and Mrs. F. Pringle and two grandchildren and Arthur Golding, London. Sunday visi- tors were their daughter Mrs. 'Alvin Uleh, Windsor and Os- wald Brown, Q.C., and Mrs, Brown, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Little, Hensall. Fred Potter, Clinton, his daughter Mrs. Holland, Porter's Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr, Winthrop and Mr. Dennis. Kerr, Melbourne; Mrs. Keen, Strat- ford, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson, NEWS OF LONDESBORO (3arrespendeni. MRS. 1$E41 i)444 .N. Phone Olyth 37 r Thurs., Aug. 17, 1961,—Clinton News-Record Paola 111 Miller Motors Your Rooddet Dealer, Seaforth 1960 Morris Oxford 1957 Pontiac 4-door 1967 Morris Minor 1952 Hillman Convertible Miller Motors Phone 149— Seaforth