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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1961-05-25, Page 3NEWS of PORTER'S HILL (Mrs, Pon ,Hanle, Oerrespond The Wornan'a Association of Grace Unilteid Cltu ch met Wed* e day ,afternoon at the trans of Mrs. Idsinga. There were 24 ladies and 14 children present. The president, Alvin :Betties was in charge, Scripture lessen was read by Mrs. Donald Harris; topic and SUNSET DRIVE-IN MOVIES Goderich Highway B --East of Town THUR., ERI., SAT. May 25 -26 -27 -.-Double Bili "COLE YOUNGER GUNFIGHTER" --- In Scope and Color — Abby Dalton, Frank Lovejoy Our Gang Comedy "LITTLE RASCALS" MON,, TUES., WED. May 2940.31 "UP PERISCOPE" — In Scope and Color — James Garner and Andrea Martin Two Shorts and Cartoon Coming: Gina Lollobrigida in "FAST AND SEXY" TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY First Show at Dusk Children under 12 in Cars FREE Playground ---Refreshments ent, phone 011nton HU -3368) prayer by WS. Rai' Cox, Sec- 1.'041T ec- r i ry and treasurer's reports were ,given; and the various ooanniittees re'por'ted on work dkane during the past Month. It was decided Ila have the - anneal al chure'h lxowseeleaning on Wednesday afternoon, June 7 at 1 .o'clock.. Mrs, Allen Betties read a letter she received from Mir. Fred Slom,an, Capreol in' ap- predation of the bale sent them from. 'the WA, part of which rend as follows "Dear We.. Betties; Sincere thanks to you Por- ter's Hill WA for all the love- ly warmth and cheer you sent, At this time of year, the chil- di:eni are just in Fags, end warm garments are soy wel- t is, stili cold in our northcO „The soft new baby things are ,such treasures, Our mo- thers have few things that are new, anld they treasure suoh gifts, and care for them so well. "Baby boots are so welcome for small toddlers." Plans were made for entering to a wedding meal in July, The annual cold meat supper held in the church basement was set for Wednesday, July 26, The various committees were nam- ed in charge of this event. A vocal duet by Mrs. De Ruy- ter and Mrs. Jongejan accom- panied by Mrs, A. Lockhart, was very much enjoyed by all present. A crib quilt was quilt- ed during the afternoon. SCRATCH PADS At News -Record 1`0 for 40c Meet Your Neighbour At The Goderich PARK THEATRE JA 4-7811 NOW --- May 25-26-27 — Double Bill Gene Stratton Porter's "Freckles" and "The Wild Stallion"—color Mon., Tues., Wed.—May 29-30-31 A Riotous, Rib -rocking, British Blues -Chaser "PLEASE TURN OVER ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Starring Ted Ray and Jean Kent also "The Queen's Plate", "Candid Mike" & Cartoon Thur., Fri.° Sat. -- June 1-2-3._.,Double Bill Richard Green and Sarah Branch in 'THE SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST' — Scope and Color — Ken Clarke and Micki Kobi in °TWELVE TO THE MOON" Coming --."GIRL OF THE NIGHT"— with Anne Francis & Lloyd Nolan ADMITTANCE RESTRICTED TO PERSONS 78 YEAS OF AGE OR OVER Huronuiew To Enter Crafts exhibit at CNE A meting of Huron County Ladies' Auxiliary to the CeSlAty [come was held art Herenvie v on Monday, in the new craft ,room, with the president, Mrs. Fred Thompson, Clinton, in charge, A letter was read by acting seeratary Miss W. C. Bennett, from the Department of Wel- fere, starting that there will be a section at the Canadian Na- tional Exhibitioaat for exhibits of ants and crafts by residents of county homes. There will be no entry fee, and generous prizes - will be awarded.. It was decided to accept the CNE imitation on ibehalf of the residents of Huronview. The residents are busy mak- ing ing mats, pillow slips,, runners and luncheon cloths and have sold a lot of them. Olid clean nylons are still needed. The second anniversary tea will be held June 28 -at Huron - view, with Mrs. Gordon Cun- inghanne and Mrs. Louis For- est, Clinton, in charge, Every- one is welcome to attend. There will be •a conducted tour of the home and a social afternoon. Owing to conflicting dates, the Women's Institute branch scheduled to sponsor the May birthday party had to cancel the date, so the Ladies' Auxili- ary took over on Wednesday, afternooul, May 17, hemming 13 of the residents whose birth- days fall in May. The official opening of Huronview's new wing is ten- tatively set for early Septem- ber. ' Rummage AND Bake Sale Good New and Used Clothing Council Chambers, Town Hall° Clinton Saturday, May 21 AT 2 P.M. Auspices Group 2 Brucefield WA STIICTLYr. S ..... for G... To be used only in emergencies and for opportunities ... that's the kind of savings account that many B of M customers rely on as the cornerstone of their financial security ... dollars for defense against adversity ... savings with which to answer the sudden knock of opportunity. Strictly for saving accounts ...can you afford to be without one? It will take only one dollar and three minutes to open an account at your neighbourhood branch, •$.s. 's s • i • • . • - ***** 49% 4 • • i • • 'FOR, MY MoN6y, nrs... MY BRN� N1 N' Tb 2 rnuiaN CANAD/A'NS va . 4 • EANK. or MONTREAL 64444 V6kre V4.04 Clinton iC3ir incht WILLIAM MOII.LOtt, Manager .endesboro (Sub -Agency); Open Mon. & Thesis. WORKING WiTI4 CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1317 COMING SOON, at Clinton Show Special Classes to Attract the Eye Lovely horseflesh, and a pair of young people dressed to resemble a bridal couple, made a splash of colour on the track at the Clinton Spring Show a few years ago. Next Saturday, June 3, this same class is due to be paraded again. Above is the famed township class, made up of three heavy horses shown, in competition as a group. This is an impressive sight, as the lovely strong animals are walked, posed, and shown by their handlers. The horse show at the Clinton Spring Fair is something well worth seeing. (News -Record Photos) Legion Convention At Markdale This Sunday Markdale Branch, No. 205, of the Royal Canadian. Legion, has completed the arrangements for the Semvi-Annual Conven- tion of District "C," which is to be held in• Markdale Coin- munity Centre on Sunday, May 28, District "C" of the Royal Canadian Legion extends from Stratford to Tobermory, with a total of 57 Branches on its roster. C. E. Stoddart, the President of the Markdale Branch, says the 'attendance at :the Conven- tion is expected to exceed 350 Legionnaires. "I am happy," Comrade Stoddart stated, "to voice the pleasure of the Mark - dale Branch in extending a wel- come to the District "C" Dele- gates and Comrades. I trust we will all have a full mea- sure of fellowship and profit- able abble deliberations from the parade and sessions to be held during the Convention on Sun- day, May 28th." The Convention; Chairman will be •District Commander A. D. Koehler, Durham, formerly of Dundalk. An outstanding feature of the Convention will be the pre- sence of the President of the Dominion `Command, Mervyn Woods, M.S.E., Q.C., LLM., a staff member of the Faculty of Law, University of Saskatchew- an, Saskatoon, Sask, At 12.30 (noon), there will be a. parade to the Cenotaph, with Major J. A. Dunlap, Q.C., officiating as the parade mar - shall. After the placing of the memorial wreaths, Rev. Ben, Hall, Walters Falls, who is the 111tollirROUSE OF Niue" ADMIRAL SART GROVESH & 50N THE HOUSE OF ADMIRAL R�laREPGWINCRR HII,1194I4eiNr"oNr. Faber-Menard (Kippen Correspondent) In an all -white setting of snapdragons and 'mums in St. John's- by - the - Lake Anglican Church, Grand Bend, Anita Louise Menard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Menard, Gr- and Bend, and Russell F. Fab- er, son ef Mr. and Mrs. Rochus Faber, Kappen, exchanged anar- riage: vows• on Saturday, May 13 -ate.-2 o'ctoek, R'e.v. William. Milman officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a flour - length gown of white brocaded hammered satin with cut -away boat neckline. She carried four lilies with sprays of Steph- anotis. The bride's sister. Mrs. Irene Wise, Vancouver, B.C., was matron of honour wearing a street -length , orchid taffeta dress with long sleeves, fitted bodice with high neckline in front and cwt -away back. Her headdress was a rose made of matching material .and she car- ried a careade of yellow daisies. Bridesmaids were 3oanne Masse, Grand Bend, and 'reale Lavery, Hensall, in delicate pink and pastel green fashion- ed on lines identical to that of the matron of honour. Flower girl was the brid'e's niece, four-year-old Carrie James, Winddorr, wearing a soft pink dress, with full skirt and net overskirt. She carried a basket of mixed spring flowers. Gordon Lavery, Hensaill, was groomsman and Tom Penhale and Emerson Coleman ushered. A reception was held at the brid'e's home, Monetta Men- ard's, Grand Bend. For a wed- ding trip to Florida the bride changed to an electric blue and white two-piece dress with white floral halt and white ac- cessories. The couple will re- side in Hensall. Padre of rthe Markdale Branch, will dedicate the wreaths, "The Last Post" and "Reveille" will be sounded by a trumpeter. Officials of the Markdale Branch state they are antici- pating that several bands will take part in the parade, in- cluding the Grey and Simcoe Regimental Band, of Owen Sound, the Palmerston Pipe Band, and others. CNIB Meeting At Wingham With Huron Board (By E. F. Wheeler, district field secretary) An outstanding blind Cana- dian, A. W. Sparks, will ad- dress a joint meeting of ,the. Winghaxn Lions Club and the Huron County Advisory Board to the Canadian National Insti- tute for the Blind at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Wing - ham, Friday evening, May 26. Mr. Sparks is CNIB's Super- viisor of Field Services in On- tario anti has been a Lion for 21 yearns. Without sight since 17 years of age, he has been interested in work for the blind since 1936. At that time he 'became active on the CNIB Advisory Board in the Ottawa area. "It was there that I first be - carne aware of the efforts and the zeal of the Canadian Na- tional Institute for rthe Blind'," he recalls. In young adulthood Mr. Sp- arks built up a piano tuning business in Montreal. Later he joined the staff ef the C. W. Lindsay Ca., as a piano tech- nician. Mr. Sparks is married and has Use adult children. He is a music and book enthusiast and possesses an impressive collection of both. 0 John Anderson Leads Shoot At Kippen May 21 (Hensall Correspondent) John Anderson won the Lon- don Winery Trophy at the Vic- toria Day shoot held at Klippen Gun Club over the weekend with 42 out of 50. Hedley Pr- ouse, Clinton, and Ted Horten, Goderich, .tied for runners up spot with 40 out of 50. Ander- son also won the special hand- icap event with a score of 23 out of 25. High winds kept the score lone. Collateral Trust Notes 360 DAY TERM PER ANNUM interest Payable Monthly by Cheque Notes can be redeemed at anytime on 30 day written notice to company. THE INDEPENDENT BUSINESSMAN'S CREDIT CORPORATION LIMITED rED Suitt 212, 195 Dundas St. GE 9-6141 Suite 110% Royal Bank Bldg. 2King- street Toronto reet e. Ont EM 2- 192 , 13-20-2122b Thum, May 25, 1961 -Clinton Newpr'Record' -P9ge 3 News of Londes Co pondeot — l!4R8. "'bot a Blyth Missis Lear, visited; with Mr.amt Mrs, is Lear, 1*, and Mrs. Jim Howarth and family with friends in Am- herstburg, Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Rad- font, ,Linden, visited with Mrs. John Shobbroole Mr. and �. Audrey Ijn+ax Stauffvi'ile also visited, with the Tomas Knox's, Arthur Knox, Edhnontor sp- ent 'a few days with Mts and Mrs. Thomas Knox, Mr. and Mrs, John Armstrong attended the bowling banquet held in Exeter on Friday ev- ening. Visitors with Mr, .and Mrs. Nelson Lear were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Crawford and children, Toronto, Mr. and. Mrs. Russell Mc- and family, London spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Don McNall. Mrs. William Agnew, Chesiey visited with her cousins, Mrs. Webster and William Govier last week. Mr, .and Mrs. Gordon Rad- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Tyndall spent the weekend with frieinds in Niagara. Visiitors with Mrs. Frank Tamblyn alnci Jack over the weekend were Margaret Tam- biyn, Mrs. Grace Boultby and Miss Connie Boulitby. Several ladies from Walton visited friends in the village; It bozo oral. IU44 4 7 r 5 Mr's, John $hannomi Walton d the Bert Allens en Tues," y: Mrs, Ernest Stevens Witt Mr, and Mrs. John Vodden; Mrs. Sadie McDonald with Mrs, Alex Wells: mfrs. Nelson Reid with Mrs. Nelson Lear, There will be a special meet - ing of all the women at the church on Thursday, May 25 art Wingl%rn w0 � be present with panel of ladies who will present t?.e new arganigartion to the ladies. A good attendance is hooed for, About 20 ladies from, the vicinity attended Visitors Day last Wednesday at Turner's Church, Mrs. W, L. Whyte of near Constance as guest speak - er gave a. splendid talk on "What use we are making of our lives". A social thour was enjoyed at the close of the Meeting.Beath Explorers Entertain The Explorers met in the Sunday School moan on Thurs- da' evening.The CGIT were guests aru this occasion. Mrs, Murray Lyon and Mrs. Jack Lee showed slides. Catherine Funge and Bever- ley ley Lee presented'Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Lyon with gifts in apprec- iation oftheir work with the group. Catherine Funge was given her certificate and E. pin on her igra,duation from Explorers to CGIT. Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON -- EXETER -- SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE HU 2-9421 At other times contact Local Representative --Tom Steep—HU 2-3869 24tfb 0 sommovommeak ,CiintonY Royal �iii i Branchh stili Canadian No. 140 ;�ioN.:, Legion Invites All Veterans to the VE -DAY BANQUET In Clinton Legion Memorial Hall Monday, May 29 at 7:00 p.m. • Guest Speaker: Maurice Searle Chairman of Provincial Command Poppy Committee • TICKETS: $1.50 Can be obtained from regular Legion draw ticket sellers or at Pickett & Campbell Ltd. Store and at Herman's Men's Wear. DRUG STOIIES I.D.A. SPECIALS May 22.21 SPOT REMOVER Reg. 40c -33c Reg. 75c --59c TR. IODINE--2Y2-oz. Reg. 25c 19c ALKSELTZER—Reg, 59c 2 for 89c AQUA SEAL BABY PANTS 2 for 68c BRECK HAIR SET MIST—Reg. 79c 59c HALO SHAMPOO—Reg. 1.09 89c BAND AID SHEER STRIP with Free 2" x 41 " Strip 59c NESTLE CREME RiNSE—Reg. 1.00 69c SILViKRIN SHAMPOO Reg. 45c ---39c Reg. 75c --59c Reg, 1, 29---9 8 c CREST TOOTH PASTE ..,. 37c, 67c, 1.05 DOROTHY GRAY DEODORANT STICK R. 1,25 --85c BABY'S OWN SOAP 4 cakes 48c METRECAL LIQUID 6 fins 2.19 HU �. B. PENNEBAKER Photo 2-66/6 Se'r'vice DRUGGIST Clinton Ontario