Clinton News-Record, 1962-06-28, Page 5Last Check of Site Plans
Making final checks of the site location for the
new motor hotel, Doug Fleischauer, left and his
father Bill at right, confer with Jerry Kernohan,
London. The project includes 21 modern "motel"
units, plus a lounge and dining lounge and snack
bar on the main floor, and plenty of space for ban-
quets in the lower floor. Official opening is ex-
pected same time in September.
(News-Record Photo)
Sod Turned for 21 Unit Motor Hotel
Official sod-turning at the site of Clinton's
new Motor Hotel on Huron Street (Highway 8)
took place on Thursday afternoon with Mayor Wil-
liam J. Miller wielding the shovel. From the left
are Douglas and William Fleischauer, owners of
the new hotel; Gerry Kernohan, owner of Kernohan
Homes, London; Mayor Miller and Reeve Morgan
J. Agnew; Leonard G. Winter, Clinton, represent-
ative of Nu-Way Buildings who is doing the con-
struction. Work on excavation began on Monday
morning, and the owners expect to be in operation
within two months. (News-Record Photo)
Sloan, Sheffield, also celebrated
his 77th birthday an Saturday.
A daughter of the late John
and Mary Reid' Torrance, Mrt.
Stirling has lived' on the .sixth
concession . of Goderich Town-
ship all her life, As a young
Woman she attended Bethany
Presbyterian Church, but •fox•
many years she has 'been a
member .of St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church, )3ayfield, She and
her late husband were very ac-
tive in all community activities
for many years.
At present Mrs. Stirling lives.
alone. She is recovering from
an injured shoulder and we
wish her a speedy. recovery.
PORTER'S HIL L
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
Phone HU 2-3362
Rev. W. C. Smith preached
his farewell service at Grace
Church on Sunday last. The
congregation all' join' in ,wishing
Mr. and Mrs. Smith the best
of health and happiness att
their new charge. at St. David's,
Ontario.
Tit as e transferring their
memberships from Taylor's
Corner to Porter's Hill at Sun-
day's service were Mr. and Mrs.
James Young, Mr. and WS.
Chester Sturdy and Austin
Sturdy.
United Church Women
The United Church. Women
of Grace Church met en Wed-
nesday lest et the home of
Mrs, Alvin Betties with 18
ladies and eight children )are-
sent. The president, Mrs, Ar-
thur Bell was in charge of the
meeting.
The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs, E. Picot and the
Lord's Prayer wag repeated in
unison. Roll call was answered
by handling in' small socks con-
t'ainin'g the size of your sock
multiplied by two in money.
The reports were given and
the various committees report-
ed.
The committees were named'
and plang made for the ham
and salad supper being held in
the church: 'basement on July
25. Mrs, Alvin' Beetles' handed
out pamphlets she had secured
from the consumer section of
the 'Department of Agriculture.
During the afternoon a bite
crib quilt was quilted and et
the eloSe of the meeting the,
hostess served lunch.
14-1 FUMER
(Lindane Fumigator)
For Indoor Control of
Flies;- Mosquitos, and
all small flying
insects.
NOW AVAILABE AT
Sutter-Perdue
Ltd.
Phone HU 2-7023
For the Special Low
Price of
$1.50
Complete with Undone
Tablets
Unit One
Unit 1, IfCW were fortunate
in being invited to hold their
June meeting at the cottage of
Mrs, Benson Sutter. The int-
eresting meeting included hav-
ing Mrs. Oesch, Zurich, demon-
strate a variety of floral ar-
rangements.Tood. Mrs, Siebert,. also
of Zurich, demonstrated inter-
esting designs made pf drift
wood,
worship service was con-
ducted by Mrs, Alice Andrews.
The business meeting heard the
routine reports, Volunteers are
requested to help With the va-
cation school being held this
year, the first two weeks in
August. Donations of cookies
for the children's refreshment
eplers loilnWyoolaneld
iant roebsetR ap1?inr e cti hate-
vent ure should contact Mrs. Al,
Durst, phone HU 2-7309. An-
other request is for old nylons
and doll elothes, these to be
brought to the September meet,
ing in order that they may be
"thse ci e failnl bpareeapaatrOing
articles
for
Unit Two
Membei.s of Unit Two met in
the chruch parlours on Mon-
day evening, June 11. with Mrs.
Ken Johnston, president in the
chair, She opened the meeting
Kippen East W.I.
Meets at SS 9
For Health Topic
HENS.ALL — Mrs. William
Bell, preSid'ent of Kippen East
Women's Institute opened the
health meeting held at SS 9
Tuekersrnith on June 20 with
22 members answering roll call
giving "A Cure for Insomnia."
Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Wil-
liam -Caldwell gave the reports
of the district 'annual.
A poem, " Summer Came
Softly" donated by Mrs. Camp-
bell Elyre, was read by Mrs.
William Kyle. Mrs. Robert
Gemmel presided for the pro-
grain which opened with 'an
accordion selection by William
Gibson, eccoMpanied by Jack
Cedweli at the piano.
Rev. Donaldson,, Seaforth,
showed two films, "Breast Can-
cer" and "Time and' Two Wo-
men". Dr. E. A. McMaster,
Grand Bend, answered questiont
on cancer and gave many in-
teresting figures, 'which amazed
many. He told of symptoms to
watch for and suggested every-
one have a physical check up
once a year at least. He also
explained what to do for a
compound fracture, burnt, pois-
oning, nose bleeds and many
other causes of bleeding.
Mrs. Ken McKay read a
humorous poem. Mrs. Ross
Chapman conducted a contest
and Mrs. Ken McKay gave
courtesy remark's. Mrs. Vivian
Cooper and Mrs. Jack Consitt
were hostesses and helped the
lunch' committee, Mrs. William
Kyle, Miss Margaret McKay,
Mrs. Ross Broadfo.of -and Mrs.
Verne Alderd'ice serve lunch.
Regret is to humans what
mud 'is 'to hogs—it's good only
for wallowing in.
MANUFACTURER'S
CLEARANCE
OF LADIES
BATHING SUITS
BROKEN SIZES and STYLES
Regularly priced from $12.95 to $22.95
WEEKEND
SPECIAL ...... • $4.99
This Weekend Only At
LEE'S Ladies W a e r
Opposite Post Office -- Cliritbis
CLINTON
THURSDAY -- FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
JUNE 28-29-30
ALL FLAVOURS
Hi 'C' DRINKS-48-oz. 3 for $1
IGA
LIQUID DETERGENT-24-oz. ..,. 2 for $1
MARGARINE-1 -lb. 4 for $1
PEANUT BUTTER— I 6-oz. 3 for $1
IGA
CANNED MILK-16-oz. 8 for $1
IGA
PEAS-1 5-oz. 8 for $1
WAXED PAPER—I00 ft. 4 for $1
I
FOIL WRAP-25 ft. 4 for $1
IGA
& BEANS---I 5-oz. 8 for $1
" N I NSTANT COFFEE-10-oz, $1.00
ROYAL
IANT PUDDINGS 8 for $1
BALLET
TOILET TISSUE ...... , ..... ... 8 rolls $1
IliVelraiS-1 2-oz. ..... „ 4 for $1
KRAFT DINNER , 8 for $1
TABLERITE
ROUND STEAF or ROAST .... „... 79c lb,
RUMP ROAST 79c lb.
TABLERITE
WIENERS .............. 49c lb.
tABLenITE
SIDE BACON ( kindless-) 79c lb.
SWIM AfettitAlq
ORANGES - • „.. ....... 39c do*.
Green or Wax BEANS 19c lb.
The Ontario ALL
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Loan &
or 5 years, Interest
by eoupons yearly
DEBENTURES
PURPOSE
INVESTMENTS
Debenture
or by
payable
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Co.
for 2, 3,
half-
cheque. 5 C)14
COUPON
4
a ,i,r. CASHABLE DEBENTURES for 2,
!A VA 3, 4 or 5 years. Cashable at the 4 A Pig, holder's option upon 15 days note
lee at any time after 1 year at pat*
with accrued interest at 414%.
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES for I
A year. issued in amounts of $500 4 and up, in multiples of $106. Cash-
able at any time at the helder'S
option upon 15 day's notice with
accrued interest,
Theoceptanee
The
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ONE
Ontario
ST,MARKET
LONDON
of very
, OP
SAVINGS
RepreseirtatieeS
large amounts
CANADA'S
CORPORATIONS
Loan &
LANE
, Considered
by
STRONGEST
Debenture
ONTARIO
MARKET
arrangement only
Co.
SQUARE
Open House In
New British
Mortgage Office
The modern new head office
building of British Mortgage
and Trust Company, Stratford,
will officially opened on Fri-
day, July 13 at 2 o'cIeek, 'ac-
cording to W. K Gregory, pre-
Sident.
Motorists will be familiar
with the ultra modern cone
struction Which faces them as
they cross the bridge alt Strat-
ford leading to the main street
and business section.
Construction began on Dec-
ember 22, 1960 With the sod-
turning, and the foundation
stone was laid the following
October.
Open house will be held on
Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. and
from 7 to 9 p.m. and again on
Saturday, July 14, front 10-12
noon; from 2-5 p.m, and from
Mrs. James R. Stirling Celebrates
80th Birthday at Family Event
A well known resident of
Goderich Township, Mrs. James
R. Stirling, was guest of hon-
our at a birthday party last
Saturday afternoon art the home
of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. Sthirlihg.
It was 80 years ago on June
25, 1882, that Margaret Law-
cock Torrance was, born, and 60
years ago on June 26, 1902 that
she married James R. Stirling,
who passed away in January,
1960.
About 40 relatives sat down,
to a picnic supper. These in-
eluded Mrs. Stirling's two,
daughters, Mrs. Lewis (Freida)
Bailey, Amherstburg; Mrs. H.
E. (Grace) Harrison, Weston;
five sons, Fraser, RObert, Grant,
Douglas, all of Goderich Town-
ship; John, Toronto; four
granddaughters', five grandsons;
two sitters, Mrs. Victor (Pris-
cilla) Elliott, ,Clinton.; Mrs.
Andrew (Grace) Sloan, Shef-
field; one brother, John A. Tor-
rance, Goderich Township, and
four great granddaughters.
Three other grandsons and, four
other great grandchildren were
unable to be-present.
One of the .guests, Andrew
Strawberry Tea
Of Wesley-Willis
On Manse Lawns
A delightful strawberry tea
and bake sale was held on the
attractive lawns of Wesley-Wil-
lis Church manse on, Saturday,
June 16. Luselous red straw-
berries and cream were enjoyed
on ;the warm. sunny day by over
80 people, one carload of ladiet
driving here front Arva, Rev.
Park's former charge.
The ladies of unit one, under
the leadership of Mrs. William
Hearn, planned the occasion,
served tea and presided over
the 'successful bake sale.
7-9 ,p.m. visitors will be able to
inspect three floors and' the
basement. Refreshments will
be served and a special gift
given as a memento of the
occasion.
With a poem "Kitchen Prayer,"
Devotions were led by Mrs,
Donald Grieve. Six hospital
calls and seven home calls were
made in May. A .piente is plan-
ned for All•IlY 19 in the after,
noon at the summer cottage of
Mm, Harold Wise. Those offer-ing to phone for this picnic
Will be Nancy Wise, Mrs. Man-
ping end Mrs, Bvans.
Knitted baby outfits have al-
ready been made and sold by
this unit and more are being
made td offer for sale.
Teachers, helpers and kitchen
help, and gifts of cookies are
needed for the Daily Vacation.
Bible School to be held early
in August. Discussion groups
were formed on "IMportant
Changes we would like to see
in the world at large."
On September 19 a floral ar-
rangement demonstration will
be directed by Miss Luella
Johnston and Mrs. Clifford
Epps, Admission price will be
50 gents. Refreshments will be
served,
Luncheon hostesses for the
June meeting were Mrs. R.
MaeDonald, Mrs. F. Fingland
and Mrs. Harold", Wise,
Unit Three
The June meeting of Unit 3
was held in the Sunday School
room with 22 ladies present,
Mrs. Reid opened with a call
to worship, Mrs.' Reid gave
the Scripture readings, follow-
ed 'by thoughts on the lesson
by Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Cliff Stew-
art led in prayer,
Roll call was answered by a
verse on "trust". Minutes were
read and approved. Treasurer's
report was given. Mrs. Adams
reported that finances had
reached $279.08. Reports were
heard from the visiting, flower
and social conveners.
Mrs, Oliver suggested a com-
mittee from Unit 3 to meet
with the overall social com-
mittee to plan the fall bazaar.
The following ladies will act:
Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Pinning,
Miss Ester Jamieson, Mrs.
Stewart, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. 1VIur-
ch, plus all unit leaders, and
Mrs. Fingland,
Mrs, Fingland had materials
for making little Christmas
trees on hand to show the lad-
ies, also the directions, She
reminded the unit of the over-
all meeting in September. Unit,
2 is holding a flower show on"
September 19.
A committee was formed to
meet with committees of other
groups regarding the making of
trees for the. Christmas booth.
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Oliver, Mrs.
Ball, Mrs, Sinclair and Mrs.
Reid volunteered to act.
Mrs. Parke sang a solo "Peg
Along." The ladies adjourned
to the parlours where Mrs. Mc-
Gill gave a talk on her visit to
California. The meeting closed
with the benediction. A social
cup of tea was enjoyed as this
was the closing meeting of the
season.
Unit Four
Unit 4 met in the church
parlour on Tuesday afternoon,
June 12. There were 16 ladies
present. The worship service
was on the theme, "Praise ye
the Lord for His beauty". The
leader, Mrs. N. Shepherd was
assisted in this by Mrs, G. W.
Nott and Mrs, J. Carter. Mrs.
N. Holland presented the topic
for the month: the work of
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Burrows,
on the mission boat, the "Thom-
as Crosby IV". Appreciation
was expressed to the program
convener, Mrs. L. Jervis.
"Mars., Jane 28, 1 902-4;1;00n News-Record—Page
BRUCEFIELD
S unday with the lady's mother,.
ants, Mr, and Mrs, John Bread'
Dinnin, Joan and Donald, visit- ios of the congregati(M. are M-
oo on Sunday with Mr, and
i.er,' Mrs. George- Hopkins,.
George Henderson.
Mrs. 'Krueger and her aunt,
Mrs, A, lags.
Kitchener, visted 'over the
weekerat with the lady's par-
foot,
to, visited with Mr. and Mrs,
couple of weeks with. her -daUgh-
don and boys, .Granten, spent
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Adair,
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur J. on Wednesday, July 4, All lad-
Mrs,. Mary Henderson, Toron,
Mr. and Mrs, Emmerson
Mrs, Thorn .is visiting for a 1%.Tt$, W, V, DilMni.
130'1.-
tare of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Scott
and attended the wedding of
their nephew, Anthony .Cellabin.
picnic will be held at (the cot,
Detroit, Michigan, visited with
their cousin, Mrs. H. Berry.
spent the weekend. in Toronto
Mrs, William Douglas, have re,
turned from a trip to E,eicford Cmtp Northern. Ontario.
Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Chase,
Mr. and Mrs. L. C, 'Smillie,
The United Church Women
Mr, and Mrs. A. Paterson
Mr. and/.4m.. Lindsay Byre,
Competitive Prices Pius Personal Service
DRUG STORES
Special Values and Reminders This Week
Money Saving SPECIALS!
I.D.A. Brand— Reg. 50c, 85c
AROMATIC CASCARA 39c, 67c
I.D.A.r Brand— Reg. 50c
CALAMINE LOTION 39c
I,D.A. Brand— Reg. 250, 35e, 60c
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE . 19c, 27c, 49c
I.D.A. Brand— 1/4. grain — 1,000's Reg. 79c
SACCHARIN TABLETS 59c
I.D.A. Brand-100 ft, roll Reg. 32c
WAX PAPER 29c, 2 for 55c
I.D.A. Brand — 300's Reg. 99c
IDASAL TABLETS 79c
I,D.A. Brand -- Reg. 50c, $1.00
MILK of MAGNESIA TABS. .... 39c, 79c
I.D.A. Brand-70's Reg. 19c
PAPER NAPKINS 17c, 2 for 33c
I.D.R. Brand — Reg, 98c, $2.49
STOMACH POWDER 78c, $1.99
I.D.A. Brand — Reg. 2 for 290
TOILET TISSUE 6,for 79c
MARATHON GOLF BALLS
3 for $1.38 12 for $4.88'
"Truyac"-- 15 ounce
VACUUM BOTTLE 78c
KODAK
HAWKEYE FLASHFUN CAMERA
Only $4,00
With any $4.00 purchase
MODESS
12's Reg. 51c in Obiy Wrap 2 for 89c
COLGATE DENTAL CREAM
Reg' 35° — 2 for 63c Reg- 65c — 57c
BRECK HAIR SET MIST
Reg. 700 59c Beg- $1.89 — $1.49
$1,00 worth of Tame Creme Rinse
with
TONI HOME PERMANENT
$3.00 Value $2.00
CUTEX POLISH REMOVER
Reg. 66o .......... —.moo .. .... ...... . .. „..,...„ .......... . 45c
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WesletWillts United -Church Women
June *dings .F011y Reported Here
Prices Will Be Going Up
When Our Present Stocks
Are Depleted .
N W
IS THE TIME TO PLACE
YOUR ORDER FOR
English Bone China
Complete Sets or Odd Pieces
ROYAL DOULTON
SPODE
WEDGEWOOD
ROYAL ALBERT, etc.
The new import tariffs, plus the devaluation
of the Canadian dollar will cause higher
prices on most imported goods.
Complete Line of Graduation
and Wedding Gifts
at
Anstett Jewellers
Phone HU 2-9525 — Clinton