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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-06-21, Page 3SUNSET DRIVE-IN Goderich Wed., Thur., Fri. June 20-21-22 Anita Ekberg starred in a colourful adventure "DAM ON THE YELLOW RIVER" Special Speedway Racing Featurette: "THE HOTTEST 500" "Best of the West" & Cartoon Sat., Mon.y. Tues. June 23-25-26 `Barbara Peyton, James. Craig "DRUMS OF THE DEEP SOUTH" In Technicolor also "THE COURAGE OF BLAC* BEAUTY"—In Color Wed:, Thur., Fri. June 27-28-29 Jack Lemmon, Glenn. Ford In a riotous Technicolor Comedy ""COWBOY" Featurette "ISLAND EMPIRE" "Pirate Jungle" & Cartoon First Show at •Dusk Children in. Cars FREE minwimmonanwsuumwouri. SALIA 7 31) 157 354 362 "cog, Bluewater anceland (4 miles north-west of Zurich,. 8 miles north of Grand Bend) DANCING , EVERY FRIDAY EVENING 10 to 1.30 a.m. Music for the season' by DeSjardine Orchestra. Special Prizes for SPOT DANCES NOVELTIES TWISTS 21.tfb Now Playing—JERRY LEWIS in "The Ladies' Man I I In Color Thuriday, ,Friday, '.'ScIturday — June 28-29-30 One Show Each( Night Starting 'at 8 p.m. ROSA.I_IND RUSSELL and ALEC GUINNESS From the Broadway hit, where a Brooklyn t'viclOw and a Japanese industrialist hilariously study each other. "A MAJORITY OF, ONE" In Color Coming—"A LIGHT IN THE PLAZZA" Olivia De Havilland You can pay a lot more...but why? e rol tis outstandin style and magnificent performance plus un eatable value make it your best buy bar none .,.worth more. than you'll ever e asked t y! • A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE , ginie.ggigg....31iiif);agNifek • w;hite:mlats optional, at extra cbsr Impala Sport Sedan • .:;;;;;;.,,,:*.• • - le sure to see onanza oft the CBC-TV •ridlooth each Sunday. Check your local li,sting for channel and ante. LORNE BROWN MOTORS LTD., 30 =reef. HU 2-9321 N, ONTARIO we bought a E rr it through MY BANK TO 34111110JY CNIA014 Ladies Of Eight Churches Guests At Westfield United Church farewell To gm and MrsT J. Pitt Minister At Goshen and Varna Many faMilies are launching themselves into a summer of fun by financing the boat of their choke through the. Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan. This low-cost, life-insured plan is the sensible way to Anattee major purchases of. many kinds for all the family. Ask for full details • at any branch Of "MY BANK". NIONTAEAL) atm ti inance Plan F 1.0W-COST, LIFE-INSURED LOANS In her inspiring message, Mrs. Alton began her address by asking "What ' does the church mean to everyone to-- day?" She outlined the ladies why the Christian! ,church to- day should playa mare 'import- ant part in daily life'; and that we should go :to church. to get faith; and hope to carry out the daily tasks. "As 'the church is the bulwark of the nation," she concluded her, address by saying, "everyone should keep steadfast with Christ if we .are to remain a free nation to wor- shipi as. we please." Mrs. Alvin McDowell thank- erthe speaker. A social hour followed in the Sunday School room with tea served by the Westfield ladies. A gift was presented' to Mrs,' Alton by, the Westfield ladies. Expressions' of thanks were given by Mrs. Wilfred Sander- son for Knox Presbyterian Church, Auburn; Mrs. Walter Scott, Belgraye; Mrs. George Schneider, St. Marks Anglican Guild; Mrs. Stewa# Accent, Auburn UCW; Mrs. Wilmer Hardy, Donnybrook- UCW; Mrs. W. ' Beecroft, Calvin Brick UCW; Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Auburn Baptist Church. 0 Knox WMS June, Meeting.. • AUBURN — The Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Donald •Haines. The president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson was in charge and gave the call to worship. Mrs. John Houston was at the piano. Glad* TidingS prayer was led by - Mrs. W: Bradnock. The devotional period was in the charge of Miss Minnie Wag- ner .who chose as her scripture lesson Sit. John 12: 26-50. The offering was received by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland and dedicat- ed by Miss Wagner. lUrfs Ed. Davies read an interesting re- port of the synodical meeting held-recently at Hamilton. It was prepared, by Mrs. J. B. Russel, Seeforith who had been a delegate. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secre-. tary, Mrs. Alvin Leatheriand and adopted as read: She. also •,gavethe financial statement. A letter with a donation of money was read frorn Mrs. Catharine Dobie. Mrs. Donald Haines thanked the ladies for the cook- ies which they supplied for the COC The members voted to giye donation of $5 to assist with the Daily Vacation Bible School. It was decided to hold the next nieeting on' July 19 in, the. Sunday School room. The CGIT and the COO will be in charge. Roll call was answered by a VA33NA. ,Con‘Tegatlen13.. of Varna and CiOShen Unto1.0t43,r-oheo 'gathered ixr Varna '1,J414.0 Church last Friday evening, for rr Program .40 .presentation in farewell to the Rev, and Mrs. T. J. Pitt, Mr. Pitt hies .been..MiTiW;er of the two-paint .charge for the past 13. years., is rear-4V. now from. the ministry, and, with his wife 3.0-14 return TO For That June Anniversary June has' always been a pop- war month for weddings. It follows •that it rwsit also be a popular month for anniversar- ies. In case you ere spmetinaes confused about a particular an- niversary, here is a check list: FIRST—paper (or cotton) SECOND—cottan (or paper) TRIAD—linen (or !leather) POU.RTH—silk FIFTH---wood SIXTH—iron ' .SEVENTH—wool (or copper) EIGHTH—bronze (or pottery) NINTH—pottery TENTH—tin TWELFTH—silk and linen FIFTEENTH—crystal TWENTIETH—china• TWENTY-FIFTH-7silver THIRTIETH—pearl THIRTY-FIFTH—coral FORTIETH—ruby FIFTIETH—gold FIFTY-FIFTH—emerald SEVENTY-FIFTH—diamond Quick Canadian Quiz , 1. In the current year • Cana- dians will pay to Ottawa $1,8 billion in personal income taxes. Will this be 30 per- cent, 50 percent or 70 per- cent of Ottawa's total rev- enues? 2. Which province has the larg- est number of Canadians of Indian origin'? 3. What proportion of Cana- dian families receive month- ly Family Allowance chequr es? 4. The Welland ship canal be- tween lakes Erie and On- tario was. opened when? 5. Of Ottawa's revenues from direct taxation, which pro- vince pays .the largest pro- portion? ANSWERS: 5. Ontario, about one-half the total. 3. About two-thirds. 1. Less than 30 per- cent. 4. The present canal was opened in 1932. 2. ,Ontario, about one-quarter of the nation,- al total. Material prepared by the edi- tors. of Quick Canadian Facts, the pocket annual of facts about Canada. • verse of scripture containing •the word "Summer". Miss Margaret Haines played two piano sales.. A short Ladies' Aid meeting was held with the president, Mrs. Ed'. Davies in 'charge. Sev- eral items of business were dis- cussed but no minutes, were read, as the secretary, Mrs. Roy Deer was After the meeting Mrs, Edgar Lawson donated an electric kettle to the kitchen of the church, A dainty- lunch was served by Mrs. Haines as- sisted by her daughter, Miss Margaret. F LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND DANCING LIONEL THORNTON and his Casa Royal Orchestra Every Saturday 21tfb Newfotottilgorl, where the ear.' t'e'ars in the,serv)„ce of the• church were spent, ..SUJeceSZ.Or-1,v4.1 be Rev, Murdoch Morrison, Aylmer, t4414z, charge for "the ~~ silver rase bawl filled red roses and a purse ,of money were given on behalf of, the congregation, Mrs. Bru.ce Keys. president of the Goshen United Church WOMen and Mrs, Gor-don Hill, president 1)f Mama TThited Church Women made the presentation, Other .grits were Inacie• by Joan McClymont; preSident of thel-It-C group .411.0. Miss Carol Hill on behalf of the choir. Mr.. Pitt made 'fitting reply, with reminiscences of his 45 years in, the rdinisuy, including that Varna-Gosben. Taking part in the program, Under the chairmanShiP of El- gin McKinley, RR 3., Zurich, Was Carol Taylor and Ann Ste, pherson,, - singing a (Wet; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, alSo singing a duct; Mrs. Bruce Keys, Lynda Hill and Mrs. Ro- bert Taylor each gave a read- ing, The choir of Varna church sang. Goshen contributed mixed quaYtet made up of Richard Robinson, Roy Me-Bride, Mrs, Elmer Hayter and Mrs.' Robert Peck. Also a ladies trio from Goshen sang: Mrs. Elmer Iiayter,, Mrs. Robert Peck. and Mrs. ,Alano ley,. A son. by three little Anne Hayter, Sharon Keys and Cheryl Peek was enjoyed, also. Making the presentation ad- firess was Roy McBride, AP- r'"ePlalleta Of the _seryieof 11tim Pitt in the com-munity was made by Robert 'Taylor -,a;nd. Fred McClymont, elders at Varmt; Richard Robin- son, and Roy Lamont, .elders at ,Q01.shen, Closing prayer was by the Rev. T. J, Pitt. 1, eh Was. enjoyed by the two .congrega- tions, served in 'the ,hasement Of the church by the ladies. It was an overflow crowd, .and some of 'the children and men- folk were served outside on Eire IWO. Thyrs„ ,June 19644-4linton Selo/I-ROM/0-41/409e 3 NOTICE SLIMMER OUS SCHEDULES Effective: Jame 25th Obtain your copy from your Local Agent or Driver The Western Ontario Motorways Limited KITCHENER ONTARIO Doctors' Specialists' Surgeons' -- Osteopaths' Anaesthetists' Fees Paid "The Ontario Hospital Insurance plan offers protection against the cost of essential HOSPITAL care. IT DOES NOT cover medical or surgical fees." The Transportation Insurance Company now offers to the residents of Ontario a Physician and Surgeon coverage that pays doctors' bills; AT HOME—IN HOSPITAL—IN DOCTO'R'S OFFICE HIGHLIGHTS 1—'Individual coverage. 2—Family coverage, 3—One Adult family coverage. 4—No Medical examinations, required. 5—Coverage extends coast-to-coast including 'United States, Also — New Lost Wages Plan Up to $300 a month, even for life, if you are unable to. work due to an accident or illness. For further information, please fill out coupon and mail to your area representative, Mr. Reed % Box 250,, Clinton News-Record Name Address Town Occupation Age Phone MARRIED Doctori Plan 0 SINGLE,., Lost Wages Plan 0 WIDOWED Mr.. Reed will accept enrolment in this area until July 6th. .Strawberries For, Sale Owing to dry weather our crop of berries will be short. We would advise our cust- omers to order early and be assured of their supply of fresh fruit. Prices guaran- teed not to be above those of last year. F. W. ANDREWS — Clinton Phone HU 2-3462 22p-23-4-5b 1111111.0.1...6, Classified Ads Bring Results Congregation Honours Departing Minister and Wife The Rev. and Mrs, T. J. Pitt, centre above, Were honoured by the congre- gations of Goshen and Varna last Friday night. Pictured in the Varna United Church where ,the farewell program was held, are, from the left, 'Mrs. Bruce Keys, Mrs. Gordon Hill, who made presentations of money, and the silver rose- bowl on the table; Elgin McKinley, chairman; the honoured couple; Roy Mc- Bride who made the presentaticin address; Carol Hill and Joan McClymont who presented gifts, from the Hi-C. group and the choir. (News-Record Photo) AUBURN—Nearly 150 lodils from eight churches in the dis- trict were guests at the West- field United Chinch to hear the regional president, Mrs. Bert Alton, Hackett's Church, give an interesting and forceful mes- sage an "The Church". Mean- bars of ladies organizations were present from the Blyth UCW, Calvin Brick UCW, en- grave VOW, Donnybrook UCW, Auburn VOW, Knox Preshy- terian WMS, St, Mark's Angli- can Guild and the Baptist Church, Auburn. The guests were welcomed at the church door 'by Mrs, Lloyd Walden and Mrs. Gerald Mc- Dowell who pinned lovely flow- er corsages' on each guest andd, they were ushered by Mrs. Roy Noble ,and Mrs. Alvin Snell. Quiet organ music was 'played by Miss. Jeanette Snell who, a.180 accompanied' for the hymns. • The ;president, Mrs. Gordon, Smith was in charge. Mrs. Hugh Blair read from St, John 1, ,and gave meditation on, "In Him 'ds Light". Mrs. Howard Campbell led in prayer. 'A solo was sung by Mrs. Charles Lewis: of -Auburn, accompanied by MrS. Norman Wightman. Mrs. Harvey McDowell introduced the guest speaker,' Oltitori Btethehi 1, 6, FLETt Manager tendesborOtigh -Oub,,AgeildOt open Mot. & CKNX ARN DANCE BROADCAST 8:30 P.M. SHARP CDCI AUDITORIUM Saturday, June 23 DANCE TO FOLLOW BROADCAST reaturing 'Western Ontario Stars of RctcliO attd 'e eiiisian AtiMittIONt MIAs /'50; Children 50c •2511y'- At Th eP ARK Theatre Goderich Co-starring 30 of Hollywood's most stunning starlets. 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