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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-03-26, Page 5GRAND OPENING 0 F BILL'S Restaurant Located South of Parker House Motel THURiDAY, MARCH 26 FULL COURSE MEALS OPEN DAILY 7.30 A.M. TO 12.30 P.M. Special Welcome To All Service Personnel PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE ••• We Welcome Your Credit LE E S Phone H U 2-9711 Victoria Street Clinton -- Ontario MR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT BUY NOW and PAY LATER Avail Yourself of Our Revolving Charge Account 'made of Fashions, Legion Hail; Funds For Children's Ward Some lucky lady will win an exclusive gown following the spring fashion show to be held in Clinton Legion Hall on Wednes- day, April 1. Other door prizes are being offered at the Parade of Fashions, sponsored by the Civil Service Ladies League. There will be three acts to the event, which will highlight a col- lection of fashions by Sophie's of London. The first two will be completely modern against a black backdrop, and for the third, dim stage lights and tall candelabra will provide the atmosphere for the showing of formal wear. Clinton 1,0.O.F. Has Past Grands Night Clinton Lodge IOOF No. 83 held the annual Past Grands' Night on, Wednesday evening last. This was a dinner meeting when a very de- licious dinner had been prepared by the lunch committee, under the convenership of Harold Tyndall. Noble Grand J. E. Cook welcom- ed all present, and then the var- ious chairs were turned over to Past Grands of the lodge. Those assisting in this way included: JPG, C. W. Draper; NG, Harold Tyndall; VG, John Sutter; Rec. Sec., Benson Sutter; .Fin. Sec., J. E. Cook; Treas., W. M. Nediger; IG, G. H. Jefferson; OG, Norman Shepherd; War., Charles Cook; Con., Harry Weymouth; RSNG, E. E. Gibson; LSNG, Jack Sturdy; RSVG, George Falconer; LSVG, Albin Sharp; RSS, W. Z. Mutch; LSS, Bert Bowden; Chap., W. N. Counter. Details were also announced of the Annual Friendship Night which is, to be held in the Christ- ian Education Hall of Ontario Street United Church, on Satur- day evening, April 11. On this occasion the main features of the program will include a tableau from Corunna depicting , the "Building of Odd Fellowship", a message from the Deputy Grand Master, W. G. McNeil, Toronto, and a drill comprising Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Waterloo. Mks Ellen E. Evans Miss Ellen Elizabeth Evans, who has resided for the past 12 years with her nephew Frank Flynn, RR 1, Clinton Hullett township, died at Scott Memorial Hospital Seaforth, Wednesday, March 18, in her 83rd year. Miss Evans was born in McKil- lop township, a daughter of the late James Evans and Catherine Curtin. She attended McKillop school and Seaforth High School, and later taught school for a num- ber of years. She was a member of St. Jos- eph's Roman Catholic Church, Clinton. Surviving is one sister, Mrs. Frank (May) Nagle, Detroit, six nephews and seven nieces. Requiem high mass was sung by Rev, L. E. Reed-Lewis Satur- day morning, March 22, at St. Joseph's Church, Clinton. Burial followed In St. Coluinban ceme- tery. Mrs. Thomas Aldington Funeral service for the late Mrs. Thomas Aldington was held Sat- urday, March 21, at the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth. Rev. 3, H. Samos of St Thomas Anglican Church officiated, and burial was made in Staffa cetne- cry. 1allb6arers were Michael Doyle, Thorpe Rivers, Charles Reeves, James Henderson, Carter Kerr- lake, Allan Come In And Get Full Details of the 3 WAYS TO BUY 4111'''REVOLVING CREDIT 41 LAYAWAY • CASH • No Interest • No Carrying Charges REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN 24 tfb Clinton Memorial Shop T. 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SMOOTH flout OF WARM Ask ra trilmNsY COOS ASR coNvtOoNAt FLIRNAct bstlem Exctuttve GAR WOOD VAR-pROto DESIGN aroOliiiiiiiiiNINIMINION11,011011111111111111101111111‘. John Sangster PL..... HEATING -- ELECTRICAL WIRING Phone HU 24035 Albert Street Clinton WOO-56.Z cl 'MIRK)" IVIOCH 264109 CLINT° NEWS-RECORD k'AGI VIVO 'MIRK)" IVIOCH 264109 CLINT° NEWS-RECORD k'AGI VIVO Local Couple 'M'arry Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Taylor were married in the .chapel of Ontario Street United Church. The bride is the former Merilyn Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Graham Johnston, RR. 3, Clinton and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Barrett Taylor, also of Clint- on. They will make their home in town, (Wentworth Studio) Plan Home In London A home in London is planned by Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Carter, who were married in Egmondville United . Church, Egmondville. Mrs. Carter is the former Ruth Chri4ine Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Seaforth, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter, Clandeboye. (Photo by Jack Doerr) Proceeds will be used to further the work of the League which undertakes the task of looking af- ter . the Children's Ward of the Clinton Public Hospital. Tickets will be available at the door. (By our Middleton Correspondent) The Chapel of the Ontario St- reet United Church, Clinton, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding on Saturday, March 14, when the Rey. Grant Mills offi- ciated at a double-ring -ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Merilyn Joyce Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Graham Johnston of the Bayfield Line and Kenneth Geo- rge Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Taylor, Clinton, The charming bride wore a na- 1 vy alpine suit with white accessor- ies and a corsage of Happiness red roses. Miss Barbara Taylor, Varna, Was bridesmaid, wearing a pale blue wool suit with a corsage of pink roses. Murray Taylor, bro- ther of the groom, was -grooms- man. The reception and dinner was held at the Tiger Dunlop Inn, Dunlop, with the bride's mother receiving guests wearing a tur- quoise gown with a cottage of yellow carnations. The groom's mother's gown was of green wool with a corsage of yellow carna- tions. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left on a trip to Niagara Falls. On their return they will reside in Clinton. community is invited to attend this Easter party, Correction Please Mrs. Harold Blake .Was report- ed in last week's paper as giving a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Kenneth Taylor (nee. Joyce John- ston), A should hive read, Mrs. Harold Black. A Good Friday Lenten Service of Litany and Intercession will be held in St. James' Church, Middle- ton on Friday afternoon, March 27 at three o'clock. A celebration of Holy Commun- ion will be held in ,St. James' Ch- urch, Middleton, at the Easter Day Service on Sunday, March 29, at three p.m. Everyone wel- come. MOTHERS GROIN) TO tiffilVT ON MARCH 31 The Mothers' Study Group of Wesley-Willis United Church will meet Tuesday evening, March 31 at the home of Mrs. Gordon Steepe. Mrs. Wilfred Jervis will be in charge. Roll call to be answered by an Easter thought. Transportation will be provided at the church at 8 o'clock. Bring good used clothing to the meeting. Bitiewater North (Correspondent: Mrs. Fred Walls, Phone Clinton IIU 2-9898) ONT11.104 STREET WA TO. 1$1.413,011 $1 The Woman's Association of On- tario Street United Church will meet on Tuesday afternoon, March 31, commencing at 2,30 o'clock, in the church parlour, Lunch con- veners are Mrs. William Ross and Mrs. N. Tyndall. The program i3 in the charge of Mrs. a Carter and Mrs. Effie Cornish. Tuesday, May S will be Visit-, ors Day, when the WA will enter.. tam the ladles of Goshen WA and Varna WA. TROUBLES .ROOTED OUT QUICKLY T V set going bad?We'll 'bring it back fast to peak peilormance. Don't watch that old picture tube do a "fade- away". Let us replace it with a new SHARP-Focus Tube „ . and see the wonderful difference. MERRILL TV and Radio Service Clinton — Dial HU 2-7021 NEWS'.of.MIDDLETON Mr., and Mrs. Edward Wise, Mr.. AV Wise, Mr and Mrs,. Donald Middleton, Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Middleton and David Middleton, attended the Huron Cotinty. Fruit Growers annual banquet in the Hotel Clinton on Tuesday of last week. While driving home on the main road from Clinton to Bay,' field yotir correspondent saw a large sick-looking red foX stand- lag atop the huge wall of snow beside the highway. It showed no fear of the approaching car. 1t is to be hoped all these animals are accounted for before livestock is let out on green fields, The Women's Auxiliary of St, James' Church will not hold their meeting on the regular .date, Instead the W.A, is .sponsoring .a social evening in the Tipperary Schoolhouse on Wednesday even- ing; April -1. The in ch- arge consists of Mrs, Arnold ler, :convener, Mrs, John Grigg and Mrs, Gordon Rathwell, The ladies are requested to bring lunch. The Taylor-Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hazelwood (proprietors of Silver Birch Cab- ins, Blue Water Highway) return- ed home on Thursday of last week. They have spent the past three months in their rolling home at Sarasota, Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Hazelwood brought back with them beautiful Florida shells which they fashion into pretty articles of interest to their summer tourist trade. They found the weather in the south very pleasant, a great contrast to the past year when flowers and citrus fruits were so badly stricken with killing frosts. Mrs. Hazelwood also spent two months this past fall in England, visiting two sisters. It was her first trip '-to her homeland since coming to Canada as a child, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallis and Ruth, accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Addison, Miss Grace Addison, Clinton, were in Seaforth on Sun- day to visit the ladies' aunt, Mrs. William Walker,,yvhd is a patient in a nursing horn6 in' that town.