Clinton News-Record, 1962-08-02, Page 3Credit Union Door To Co-operative Savin!
The thermometer at the front door of Clinton
Community Credit Union Ltd. registered One Mil-
lion dollars at the start of this month, and that
represents the amount of money on deposit in this
organization which began co-operatively just ten
years ago, in the space now occupied by John Plum-
tree's barbershop. In fact that small space was
shared with the Huron Federation of Agriculture.
Since then the credit union has built its own
modern "banking" structure on Ontario Street,
Highway 8, and rents office space to the Federation
of Agriculture; to the Ontario Department of
Transport for a driver testing location and to the
Huron Co-operative Medical Services.
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ay.fikandniaAteP gegrge Worlch
Latelly, your itowln band under
rnossaca•'l dtirectorGear Womb
arn3 D iuun M•ajux- Robertt
Huaxid has. been 1a1Ong part in
a mi en of enit•-tQWWn .actxvi .
toe's,
On July :18, they represented
Cli nitaru alt .a'band'tattoo organ=
zed by the Forest Band' where
they !figured 4eallly well again
band's like the 'Sit., Mary's
Mantling Band, Petroaiai Band;
xeter. Plupe Band, Ipperwaslh
Cadets. Drum :axed 'Trumpet
Rand: kind more. They put en
a mar+chiallg and niianoeu vering
show that was liked by all
people of 'Forest
Wednes'd'ay, July 25, Clinitoru"s
bend was' !i n Bayfield for ithe
Lions Club Frolic. As reported
in the Loniclee Free Press ou'r
hliigh-stteppiieg majorettes -went
through .their peees like velter-
a0s. The- xnusleal part .or the
band) wins also good.
Cilintoin; band was invited to.
the Goderich Pipe Band Tat-
too oat Judy 27. They were the
guest band an put Qi a Show
that will be well remembered
by the crowd who gave 'them
a good round of .app'l'ause.
•Salturd'ay'., July 28, the CCGB
was gueslt at the National
Square Dance Jamboree, Kit-
chener, where they took part
in 'a gigantic parade and gave
a demonsitr'atien carried over a
natipmlai TV coverage during
the evening. They were well
treated at ,a reception Wee the
festivities.
The band has been doing very
good work at public relations
Isis other tovvns and will be
travelliing more before the end
of the holidays, Most of the
members are Vocal boys and
situs in their 'teens a'nd they
deserve support.
We must not forget ,the adult
members who are .graving their
time, effort and musical know-
ledge to help the young music-
ians. Not having had time to
play a great deal in •Clanton
this year, st should be empha-
sized that the band is doing a
great chore in public relations
work for the town by 'taking
the mane of Clinton wherever
they go and doing an excellent
jerb. This should be appreoiateKit.
Ars will be noted by the
band's busy schedule for the
resit of ' 1962, . tthis public rela-
tions work willl be carried fur-
ther afield as well as concerts.
etc., provided in Clinton.
The next band concert in
Clinton will be held at Library
Park, 8 p.m. August 3.
Plans are being made ito
have a. guest band en! a Sunday
niight in August. A short par -
Turner's Sunday
School Picnic
The . annual picnic of Tur-
ner's United 'Church Sunday
School was hells at Jo'wett'cs
Grove, Bayfield . om Tuesday,
July 17. Sports werecond'ucl+ed
by Ruth Crich, Mildred Crich,
Joan Rogerson, Bruce Whit-
more and George Townsend.
Wimnea's were: races, five
and under,'Steven Johns, Karen
Whitmore; eight and undeer,
girls, Jean Falconer; boys, Mur-
ray Taylor, Lamy McGregor;
14 'and under, girls, Janett Fal-
coner, Joyce Falconer; boys',,
Kean Whitmore, Gerald Town-
send.
Young ladies, Joan Rogerson,
Janet Falconer; young mere
Bruce Whitmore, Gerald. Towri-
tslend; married laidles, Mrs. War-
ren Whitmore, Mrs. Fred Tay-
lor; married men:, Shanley
Johns, Frank Falconer.
Kick-ttlhle,slipper, 14 years and
under, Ken Whitmore; lucky
sot, M. Stanley Johns; cow
calling, Mrs. William Rogerson;
unwrapping parcel, George Tur-
ner, Mrs. Elmer Townsend;
closest weddiaig anniversary,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Crich.
Other relayts and contests
were enjoyed. About 50 slat
down Ito a delicious picnic sup-
per -
SUNSET
DRIVE-iN Goderich
BUCK NITES
MON., TUES., WED., THUR.
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YOUR CARLOAD
Wed., Thur., Fri.
August 1.2,3
Debbie'Reynolds, Steve Forrest
"SECOND TIME AROUND"
Joel McCrea, Gloria Talbot
"CATTLE EMPIRE"
Both in Scope and Color
Midnite Show
SUNDAY, August 5th
Recaminended as Adult
Entertainment
Regis Toomey, Ann Daren
"JOY RDE,"
Plus a space -tingles"'
"The Indestructible Man"
Sat, Mon., Tues.
August 4-6-7
Wayne Mansfield, Kenneth More
"THE SHERIFF OF
FRACTURED JAW"
Kent Taylor, Jody McCrea.
"THE BROKEN LAND"
Wed., Tkur:, Fri.
August 8-9416
"STATE FAIR"
Ih Color and Scope
Pat Boone,Parnela Tiffth,.
Alice Faye & All Star Cast
First Show at 'Dusk
Children in Cars FREE
ode will, Start tete ev tng x 11
lis , followed by .a concept of;
the combined ,bands,.
The iCCOB is practicing ;harts,
and diligentlyfora big c11n a.ic
tdnlls. fail They will !take part
nil tiie gaganli'ic Waterloo 14440
on Satntcrd'ay, September 8, .and
tttlae Santa Maus paraides. in
,London' an Seaforth.. The. en—
tre group's gpal is to awn Bret
pd'ace
.and trophies it them
Paredes, ending the year 1962.
a ichampionsbip band for Cita-
ton. -
;Constant practice, equipping
with ithe best of materialb and
top itniterpat by all nlernbere amd
the public can accomplish th'iS
feat.
The CCOB schedie is as roll
laws Sunday', August 5, coneerit.
at Goderich: Square; Friday,
August 10, Th'edfford Bend Tat-
too; Tuesday, August 14, flurore
view; Wednesday, .August 15,
St. Mary's !Ban Tattlteo; Fri-
diay, August 24, Clinton Library
Park; Tuesday, September 4,
Clintoin Community Park; Sart-
urd'ay, September 8, Weiterloo
Fesltival Parade; Friday, Sep-
tember 14, Clinton Dibrariy
Park; Sunday, Sepitember 1f,
Clinton IJibrary Park; Thurs-
day, Sepitember 27, Bayfield
Fele Fair,
-o
Merner. Reunion
The !tenth annual Mesmer re-
union was held at Cedar Park,
Zurich on July 15 with an at-
tentlianee of 150 relives.
The sports committee con-
ducted
osducteid races' and sports.
Some of the highlights,; of the
!dray weire,awlards made to the
fattest man, Milford Merner;
the oldest person, 'Mrs. Susan
Merner; ithe farthest distance,
Ted Turner; the largest family,
Mr. and .Mas. Ment Merrier; the
youngest baby, Janice Town-
send; idle twist, Randy Tiernan;,
P. Smith; guessing marbles,
Barbara Townsend; door prize,
B'ya'bn Kyle.
Ashton Reunion
Flay -nine of a possible 63
descendants of the late Mr. and.
Mrs. Johan Ashton, Tuekersmith
Township, assemibled at Jow-
ettt'a Grove, on Sunday after-,
noon, July 15 for a family
pi A j 1 r hour was enjoyed be-
fore :the rapes and games com-
menced under the management
of Mrs. Donald Forbes, RR 2,
Clinton and Mrs. Harold Frern-
l;in, Clinton. Prizes wenn to:
Four years and under, Wayne
Lyon, Auburn; Paul Forbes,
Clinton; eight years rand under,
Jimmy Adams, Stratford; Charis
Fitzpatrick, Sarnia; •David! Han-
ley, Clinton; boys 12-18 yearte
Douglas Smith, Stephen Smith,
Donald Frennlin', all of Clinton;'
married men, Gary Fitzpatrick,
Siarnia; J'imn Comerford, An+gu:s;'
Donald Forbes, Clinton.
Kick -the -shipper, Mrs. Heath-
er Zeller, Kitehener; Mrs. Edna
Frercnlhe Clinton; needle and
thread, Reg and Devine Smith,
Seaforth; Donald F remlin, can-
ton ton and' Carolyn Ashton,
Sarnia; ladies orange race,
Carolyn Ashton,San a.; Mrs.
Marg, Ashton;, Kitchener; Mrs.
1llary Smith, London; men's
orange race,! Donald Frennlin
tug-of-w!ar, Don Hanley's team;
pick the shoe race, Mr. and
Mass Fred Ashton', Shakespeare;
egg race, Don Frentin and
Keith Ashton, Clinton.
.Members of the family came
from Auburn, Shakespeare,
Stratford, Seaforth, London,
Kitchener, Santa, Angus ankl`
Windsor', as well es Cimiton.
Ladd Reunion
AUBURN—The second Ladd'
family reunion was held recent-
ly at The home of Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Parks near Dun-
gannon with eight of the 11
families present. Gaines and
contests were enjoyed during
,the afiteratbon with 'winners in
the various events:
'Guessing number of shells in)
a box, Jack Ladd; marble con-
test, Bill Park; ,been bag throhv,
Garr y Lee; kick»the-sslippea',
Garry Lee, Mrs. Toni Lawlor;
bean bag throw, Gail Ashton;
find peanut an confetti, Mrs.
Verna Culbert; bidden prize
winner, Pat Ladd!', boys kick -
the -slipper, Jim Lawlor; .kan.-
garoo race, Jim Lav:rlor.
Children; 5 to 8, running rade.
Wayne Ladd; kick -the -slipper,
Bonnie S!huittrz; under five bean
bag throw, Steve Park; hair
eur]ling contest, Mrs, Verna
Culbert and Barry Anderson;
ti l d e s it gentlemani ` present,
Thomas Park;. ]lucky plate hold-
er, Mrs. Gertrude Park. Prizes
were awarded to all the 'Mae-
nads 'and this 'program: of graces
and comtteste ended with a pea-
nut scramble.
Election of officers was con-
ducted by the p'resid'ent, Jack
Ladd, flollow'ed .by' a bountifhtl.
lunch. AHiteax h* were Mr. and
Mrs. George Lawlor, Auburn;
Mr. ,and Mrs.. Monies Lawlor
and 5, Goderich; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Ladd, Pat and
Wayne Goderich; Mr'. and Mrs.
Clayton Ladd:; Blyth; Mrs.
Verna, Culbert and Norman,.
Diinigaiinon; IVfr. end Mora. Gi
don Shultz and 3 daughters',
Duailgen:RI;; TMs". and MTS.,] 11
Paris, WO" sons and three
daughter% Dungannon MisaeS
Gail and Carol Anderson, natty
Anderson. and three visitort,
Cantle Menary, Gail; A%htien
and Garry Lee. It was voted Itip
hold the reunion next year at
the seine places With alternate
being at ithe home of Mr. Mard
Mts. Thema Lawlor,
OMEieert elected are: presi,
dent, Jack Ladd; secrel„ar3 ,
Mris. Tore Park; treasurer, Grin
don Shultz; entertainment con?
Mait:tee, Mrs Gerdon, Shultz,
Mrs. William Park', latith earn.
fhltfteier fihornas Lawk*,
&Ws, Verna, Culbert, 1Vfrsi. Jeek
Ladd,
Wed At Wesley -Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Seeley, Camp Borden,
were married on Saturday, July 21 at Wesley-
Willis United .Church by the Rev. Dr. D. J. Lane.
The bride is Phyllis Jeanette, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph G. Landry, Oromocto, New Brunswick,
and her husband is the son of M. Marion Seeley,
Huron Street, Clinton and the late Wilfred E. See-
, ley, ' (Photo by Jervis)
Crich Picnic
Goderich Harbour Park pray-
ed 'an ideal stetting for the an-
nual Crich picnic on' Saturday,
July 21, when 83 attended and
a most enjoyable time was re-
ported.
The sump'tuou's picnic supper
was in the charge of Mrs. Ail -
den Crich and her committee.
A full lime of sports; was ar-
ra.,ngled by Mrs. Ross Trewar-
tha and her committee. Win-
ners in'eluded:
Races, five years and under,
Debbie Argyle, Diane Sohrilbe;,
6-9 years, giirl's, Carol Argyle,
Cathie Schilbe; boys, Clayton
Stirling, Douglas Schilbe; 10-
12 years, girls, Marie Trewar-
tha, Brenda Srtirling; boys,
Douglas Trewaritha, Fred Tre-
vviartha.
Young 'ladies and men, throw-
ing plate contesit, Fred Tre-
wartthe, Ronnie Crich; married
ladies and men, gum relay,
Mrs. Granit Stirling's team.;
grandniether with moat articles
in purse, Donis Cartwright;
grandfather with most 'articles
in pocket, Roy Pepper.
Tian walk, 12 years and un-
der,
nder, Joyce Falconer, Marie Tre-
wartha; men throwing buttons
in shoe, Jack ,Cole; ladies walk-
ing rope with lemon, Mrs. Ross
Trewartha; lucky spot, Mrs.
Roy Canna.; number of corn
in jar, children, Douglas Rhiei;
contents of can, Mrs. Granit
Stirling. The children enjoyed
a candy scramble.
Robinson Reunion
AUBURN — Those 'attending
the Robinson reunion recently
alt Ippervvash Beach were Mr.
and Mrs. William: J. Craig, Miss
Carolyn' Craig, Ildierton; Mr.
and Mrs. George Wilkin; and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cha'mney, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Chimney and; family, Mr. and
Mr's. Ted Mills :and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Robinson and
family and Mr, and Mrs. Her-
man Chan ney, Windsor. •
During the 'stamper hour Mis-
ses Joan 'and June 11/Tills enter-
tained with songs to guitar ac-
companiment. Robert Wilkin
played several bagpipe 'selec-
tions and accompanied his set-
ters, Patsy and Mary in their
Hiighiandf dancing.
William J. Craig .presided for
the election of officer's. They
are the following, president,
Bert Robinson; secretary-'treas-
uxier, Scott Robinson; London.
Sports committee, William S.
Craig, initon; Robert J. Craig,
Merton and 'Stuart Chamney,
Auburn.
Ruses ;and conitesrti were en -
loyal by the 145 attending the
reunion. Newt year it will be
held as usual, the second Sat-
urdary of July at Ipper'wash
Beach.
Coleman Reunion
VARA — The annual Cole-
man reunion was held on Salt=
urdlaty last in Seaforth Lions
Park with over 100 in attend-
ance. President Anson McKin-
ley
cKieley welconnec the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie McKin-
ley and Mrs. Ross Chapman
conducted' the sportts. Results
were: six years and under,
Bruce Mellott; 6-8 years, ghat,
Sandra' Coleman; boys, Bradley
Fintllayson, Frank Mallott; 11
and under, girls, Sandra Colie�
man, Kathy McKinIey; boys,
Tommy Coleman, Doug Haldie-
brant; 14 • and under, girls,
Cathy McKinley, Dianne Fin-
layson; boys, Gerald Coleman,
Larry McKinley.
Young 1'adie% Raba Doig,
Dianne F1ian'layson; young men,
J.ian Fin'layison, Larry McKin-
ley; married ladies, Mrs. Eve-
lyn McKinley, Mrs. Grace
Chapman; married men, Berne
McKinley, George Hildebranit;
3 -legged race, Karen McKinley
and Larry McKinley, Jim, Fin-
layson aid Marlene Coleman;
sack race, girl%, Raba Doig,
Sandra Coleman; boys, Larry
McKinley, Tomuny Coleman.
Shoe scramble, Cathy Mc-
Kinley, Tom 'Coleman; relay
water race, Fred McClynnonit's
slide and • John Barker's side,
rtie'd.
:Married mens nylon! race,
Stewart Cudmore, Frank Mal.-
ott't; kick -the - sh'op'per, Rode
Doig, Amore Cameron; cow call-
ing, Mrs. Francis Coleman; imi-
tation calling, Flred McCly-
monit.
Oiificersi for 1963 are presi-
dent, Cecil Oke; vice-president,
Sandy Doig; secretary, Mrs.
Ebner Cameron; treasurer, Mrs.
Wilfred Coleman. It was de-
cided .to (hold newt year's picnic
on ithe third Saturday at Sea -
forth.
Bluewater
Danceland
(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
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Coming to
THE HURON ROOM
QUEEN'S HOTEG
Seaforth
the fantastic
LOUIS (Dutchiel DONDERS
• QUINTET.
Nigh commencing
Wednesday, Aug.
and Continuing to
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th
Tht!+rs,, A.Mgyst :2, 1962
Kincardine .Alan
Wins $50 LOL Prj:e
The LOT4 Q'reinge Lodge No.
7X0. draw for 50 wa* •won by
Mrs. Bill L4verpoi, Ki;lGardin,e,
dt was dree n oai Thursday,
July regular loge
meeting night. :proceeds are for
buiidinig '2u:n:d.
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MON., TUES., WED. -- August 6-7-8
A New Adventure Drama
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Starring
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THUR., FRI., SAT. -- August 9-10-11
"STATE If ever a picture deserved the rating of
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