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Clinton News-Record, 1961-07-06, Page 11- re 1),t-C COO `-eog- WHEN IT COMB TO NEW WE RAVE THE PRIZE ata OUR NUMBER LIKE ALL j MEWL; , /1A2-3873 296 111/17E5 57". CL/97 -6,11 /MOLD 111. 81/1(11 HEATING OILS-GASOLINE MOTOR OILS. a GREASES ri n ESSO .4 41 Save Now On New Cars ONLY A VERY FEW LEFT 1 only—Plymouth Belvedere Sedan Automatic transmission, radio. This car driven only 2,000 miles. Save hundreds of dollars on this model. 1 only—New Plymouth Savoy 6-cylinder Sedan. Price Reduced ONLY $2,795 1 only—New Valiant 2-door Sedan ONLY $2,395 BUY NOW Avoid New Sales Tax J. & T. Murphy Ltd. Huron Street Clinton SALE PRICE CLINTON Weekend Specials IGA Wax Paper 2 for 49c Hi "C"-48 oz, fins 3 for 89c Bi More Dessert Pears-20 oz. 3 for 49c Lynn Valley Peaches— I S oz. 3 for 49c Jim Dandy-48 oz. $1.09 Surf—Giant Size 65c Tablerite Blade Roast blade removed 39c lb. Full Cut Shoulder Roast 39c lb. Short Rib Roast 39c lb. Sunkist Oranges—size I 38 2 dox. 79c Thursday, My 0, 1901 Clinton News-Itecord Pa st 11 Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Pent, lend, _North Bey are visiting thie week with her mother, Mrs. Charles Straughan. Mr. :and Mrs. Reg Asquith, George and Anne of Islington spent the holiday with hi$ Me- ttler, lArs. Charles Asquith. Mr, and Mrs. Chester 'Taylor, St, Helens and Miss May Fer- guson, Wingharn spent Sunday with the lady's sister, Mrs'. Maud Fremlin, Mrs. Catherine Dobie, Eugene F. 'Dobie and Miss Jane, of To- ronto visited on Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs. J. C. Stoltz arid Mrs. Margaret Chopin and Miss Margaret R. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon PoWell and Wayne visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mc- Intyre, Dundas and also Mrs. Mary McNeil, Welland. Mr. and Mee. Beverley Wal- lace and family, Brampton, sp- ent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, and grandmother, Mrs. Herbert Mogridge. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gagner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ratz and family, all of Toronto 'spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and John. Thomas Anderson and his three daughters, Donna Lynne, Dale and Loraine, Toronto, were weekend guests with his brother, Mr, Oliver Anderson, r74, Anderson, William and. . env, Mr. and Mrs. William Rieck, Sandea and Penny, Kit- chener and Mr. ,and Mrs, Char- les Adams, Toronto Spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wil- ham Straughan. Mr, and Mrs, William Huff and family hew, returned their home in Windsor after spending two weeks vacation with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Wale son. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Watson, Billy and Janie, .Oakville, ar- rived on the weekend to spend a week's holidays with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Barry Wat- son. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Thain and family, Toronto are visit- ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mackay and family, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weir and family of London, also visited over last weekend. The executive of the Auburn Horticultural Society plan to have a rose tea next Friday, July 7 'to be held at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, The tea will be served on the lawn and' all the visitors will have a chance to enjoy the 'beautiful rose gardens, Mr. and Robert J. Ar- thur attended the funeral of their brother-in-law, john atsworthr, Granton last Friday, Mr. and Max, James Hembly are veeetion.irug to the Muskoka district. Mr, William Moorehead is the relieving manager of the Canadian Imperial Dank for the - three weeke. Vacation Telhle School Plans were made to hold the- 19e1 Daily Vacation Bible School on July 17 to 22 in Knox • United Church, Auburn. The theme, "Living for Jesus" will be used throughout the four classes of ,this six-day eehool. Leaders for the seniors will be. Mrs. Lloyd Walden, Craig Pet- ers; juniors, Mrs, Ell Davies and an assistant to be appoint- ed. Dr, D, J. Lane and Rev. Robert Meally, Primary, Miss Margaret R, Jackson assisted by Miss Ber- nice McDougall, Miss .Betty Youngblut, Miss Martie Koop- mane and Miss Rose Marie Haggett, Pre-school children, Mrs. Ar- thur Grange, Mrs. Frank Reith- by, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs, Robert Arthur. The Closing exercises will be .held on July 23 at 7.45 PM. when a program will be pres- ented by the school. certifi- cates will be presented' to the eltildren who 'have attended five out of six days with. exceptions made in case of sickness. Dr, D. J. Lane presided for the meeting held on Monday evening in the United Church when representatives of the four denominations in the vil- lage were present to plan for the coming school, Church Services St. Mark's Anglican Church will hold their Church services in July at 8.30 p.M, with the rector, the Rev. Robert Meally in charge. Knox Presbyterian Church services will be held at 9.30 a.m. with Dr. D. J, Lane of- ficiating. There will be no church in Knox United but the combined congregations of the charge will meet at Donnybrook on July 9; Westfield on the 16th with Rev, Elmer Taylor, of Coder- ich officiating. No church ser- vice in any 'of the churches on July 23 but Sunday school cl- asses will be held on the 23rd 'at 10.15 a.m. at Knox United, Auburn. Ball's Memorial The 35th Annual Memorial Service was held last Sunday at Ball's cemetery with Craig Peters of the Baptist church of- ficiating. The service of song was' led by the organist, Mrs. Robert J. Phillips with a choir of members from the churches in the village. During the ser- vice a duet, "Follow Me", was sung by the Rev. and Mrs. John Ostrom, Winghean. Robert Arthur, chairman of the cemetery board' welcomed everyone on behalf of the board and stated that he had sent in his resignation and that a meeting of ' the plotholders would be held soon to elect a new trustee. Mr. Arthur has Roiston.Daer (411•141TA Omeeseeneeet) Bouquet or yellow and white shasta 'mums and iblue delphin- ium decorated Knox Presbyter- ign Church, Auburn, onSatur- day; July 1 at 3 far pretty wedding: when ShirleyMario Daer, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Daer, RR Ak.i" burn,. became the bride of 1,w, old Robert fl.olston„ son of Wir. and Mx. . Grant Rolston, 50 Dufferin Ave, London. The Rev. D. J. Lane, 13,A„ D,D,, officiated, The wedding music was play-: ed by Fred Lasenhy, .Leendarie. who chose "The Wedding Pray- er" and "The Bridal Mareh" and also accompanied the &olio-. det, Miss Judy Clinton, Lain- heth. She sang •"() Perfect Love" and "Walk Hand' in Hand" during 'the eeremony. Given hi marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown,. of embroidered . nylon organza over taffeta, The fitted bodice was fashioned With short shirred sleeves and, a scoop 'neckline trimmed with an embroidered lace daisy motif with matching white nylon or ganea wristlets. Her elbow- length veil .of pure silk French illusion was held by a crown of seed' pearls. She carried as cas- cade of deep pink roses, white feathered carnations, stephan- otis and ivy, Mrs. Donald Dewar, Atwood, sister of 'the bride, was matron of honor, wearing a dress of Elizabeth blue nylon tricot over silk taffeta. The bodice was softly draped over a shirred cummerbund and featured a scoop neckline and short shir- red sleeves. Miss Marilyn Daer, sieter of the bride, was bridesmaid wear- ing a drenS the same as the matron. of honor, arid carried a similar .bouquet. The groom was attended by Jerry Mathers, Woodstock, friend of the groom and the ushers were Gordon Daer, RR 1, Auburn and Alvin Daer, Goderich, brothers of the 'bride, For a reception which follow- ed in the church parlours, the bride's mother received the guests wearing a sheath dress of blue and white nylon tricot, matching jacket, white and' pink accessories and' a pink rose corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a dress of green and white nylon tricot, white accessories served on the board for four years, He spoke of the work done at the cemetery and said that the money had 'been invested in the Sterling Trust Company arid that the revenue from these bonds would be used for the upkeep of the cemetery gr- ounds and church. Mr. Peters gave an inspiring message on "How shall we ar- ise?" He based his remarks on Panel's letters to the Corinth- ians and spoke of Resurrection through Jesus Christ. Promotions in Rural Schools Of the District S$ t TIJOiXil$AlaTia Ptunoted to grade 9; Jones Traguair; to grade 8, WilOarn Bell, Douglas Dalrymple,. Thom-. as Dalrymple, Deanna Forrest, Larry McLean; Promoted to grade 6, Mervyn Charles Dalrymple, Ger- ald to grade 5, Gwen- dolyn McLean; to grade 4, Nan- cy Forrest; to grade 3, Wilma DalrYniple, Martin Kudrialeow- Sky; to grade 2, Gerry Brander- horst, Patsy Parker, Nance Traquair. Mrs. Leurebelle Reichert, teacher, SS 9 JIULLETT Grade eight to nine, Linda Andrew% Hans Bakelear, Shar- on Ball, Ruth Schneider; to grade eight, Betty Hallam, Cos- ey Verewey; 'to grade seven, Douglas! Archambault, Shirley Hunking, Bill Lapp; to grade six, Brenda Ball, Wendy Sch- neider; to grade five, Brenda Ai-chain:battle Daryk Ball, Daryl Ball, Stephen. Haggitt, Nancy Lapp, Bobbie Schneider; to grade three, Joyce Hallam Kathy Schneider; to grade two, Ralph Hallam, Keith Loerke, — Teacher, Wilmer Errington, SS 2 WEST WAWANOSU When the school opens in September pupils will be in: Grade one, Janice Foram grade two, Douglas Durnin, Cathy Foran, Terry Forme; grade four, Kathy Hallam, Ronald McPhee; grade five, Frank Foran; grade six, Randy Kerr, Con Foran; grade eight, Ronald Durnin, Jim Moss, Cliff Hal- lam. to grade nine, Anne For- an, Glen Webster, Fred Stirling, Andre Delbergue. — Teacher, Mrs. Myrtle Munro. USS 5 HULLETT (Auburn) Grade eight to nine, Carole Brown, Lorne Daer, John Hoo- genboom, Barbara Mackay, Barbara Sanderson; to eight, Philemon Bisback, Allen Craig, Elmer Diebold, Margaret San- demon, Mary Sanderson; to seven, Judith Arthur, Laura Daer, John Mackay, Gail Mil- ler, Brigitte Schlichting, Robert Wilkin; to six, Ronald Arthur, and a corsage of yellow roses. The 60 guests were served by friends of the bride, Mrs. How- ard Tait, Mrs. Paul Hutchins, Mrs, James Cartwright, Miss Norma Daer. For a wedding -trip to the Eastern United States, ;the bride donned a brown linen sheath with beige lace midriff insertion, matching white and beige accessories and a salmon pink corsage of roses. Guests were present from Clawson', Mich., Windsor, Lon- don, Kitchener, Mitchell, Brun- ner, Blyth, Goderich, Cairo, Atwood and Zurich, LONDESBORO (Correspondent Mrs. 'fled Allan Phone Kittb s7 r•O) Mrs, Sadie McDonald, Walton spent the weekend with Mrs, Alex Wells. Mrs. Turner, randon, 1Y.1471., itoba) is_ visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Snell and other relatives, Billy Armstrong, baby son of Mr. arid Mrs. Ken Armstrong, spent a week with his grand- parents recently. my, and Mrs, Clayton Dodds and family, La Grange Park, Chicago, are at present visit- log with their 6011$111S, "The Sheddick Families." Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Crawford, Manitou, Man., are spending a few holidays with the former's brother, Clarence end family. They also attended the Shob- brook reunion. Friends of Mrs. .Jennie Lyon will be pleased to hear that her health is so much improved that she was able to return to 'her home here for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Durnin, Stratford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durn- in also 'attending the wedding of Mr, and Mrs. Jim Radford on Saturday. Brenda East, Freddie Hoogen- boom, Dianne Kirkconnell, Al- lan McDougall; to five, Brian Craig, Jennifer Grange, Joyce Leatherland, Betty Moss, Karl Teichert; to four, Mark Ar- thur, Wayne Arthur, Ronald Brown, Karen East. Petra Tei- chert, Patsy Wilkin; to three, Shelly Grange, Randall Meeh- an, Mary Willdn; to two, Dana Bean, Nancy Brown, Marie Plunkett, Gail Seers, Peter Tel- chert. —Teacher, Duncan Mac- kay. Londesboro United Church in-, tend 'holding a .chicken barbeetee on the church grounds on the evening. of July 25. .Further notice will be found next week in the corning events colUMft, The Londesboro Women's In-. stitute will hold their regular monthy ineeiting in the Com- munity Hall, Londesboro, Wed- nesday evening, July 5, at p,m, when Miss AMA Mac- Donald from OKNX will be the speaker and the Walton Wo- men's Institute will be guests. There will be a penny sale and the hostesses are; Mrs. D. Anderson, Mrs, G. Carter, Mrs. R. 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