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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-09-27, Page 5HARRY WILLIAMS 11112'6633 1111*2C1IN1ON HEIM OILS' GASMINE :011(01010.010-. wt' ROSE HOOVER ISTElt:YS NOW ON AT CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP Special Fall Prices on HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS 'Constellation' Vacuum Cleaners -- from $64.95 up Uptight Vacuum Cleaners from• $85.95 up Clinton Electric Shop b. W. tOrnish0 Proprietoe HU 2.6646 Clinton "YOUR WE sTiNdi-ibLISE bEALEA ,0 POLISHERS from $55.95 up • MERCHANT$ MEETING Thursday; September 27 TOWN HALL 8.15 p.m. Sharp ALL MERCHANTS INVITED TO ATTEND DISCUSSIONS RE PROMOTIONS AND CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. R. N. IRWIN R. B. CAMPBELL Chairman Secretary Clinton Retail Merchants Committee Is Your Name On The va TERS ttERICS :NOTICE Of .first Posting of Voters' Lists for 1962 Municipality of the Town of Clinton County of Huron NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section $ of the VOTERS' LISTS ACT, and I have nested up in my office at .Clinton, the 27th day .of September, 1962, the list of persons entitled to vote in said Municipality . at Municipal Elections, and that such list remains there for inspeCtion. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law, the last day of appeal being the 11th day of October, 1962. Dated at Clinton this 27th day of September, 1962. • JOHN LIVERMORE.. Clerk of the Town of Clinton. " " • SAVE on MEATS! SCHNEIDERS GRADE A CHICKENS 1-7 rage Oven Ready FRESHLY GROUND SUET FRESH .11111U In the past year, hundreds of thousands of HFC loans were made to thrift-minded Canadian families. 'Some were arranged to pay bills or cover medical and dental expenses. Others, to make home im- provements or go on a real holiday. All families borrowed with confidence because of the fair, under- standing assistance they received. You too, can ac- complish your aim in pri- vacy, at your neighbourly HFC office. Life Insurance available at low group rate ,.Mir'agn belga abalpal and learnt, Saheb the seet of Ufa Manna. base promo repablee4 but d° nit se HOUSEHOLD FINANCE G. N. Crawford, Manager 3M West Street Telephone JA 4-7383 GODER1CH Hobo Teas Are Planned By Summerhill Club The Summ.erhill Ladies •Club met at the .home of Mrs. Chas'. Merrill with 20 members_: and three visitors present. Mrs, Ross Lovett, president, opened the meeting with a reading, "First Day at School" and all sang "School Days": The treasurer's: report show- ed a balance of $48.78. Mrs. 311m Snell gave a report of the Clinton Holspital Auxiliary meeting. 1Virs. Keith Tyndall and Mrs. Fred Vodden were aP- Oodiuted to attend the October meeting of the auxiliary.. Hobo teas will be held for the next month, Bowling will start on October 11. The 'program • consisted of two contests con- ducted by Mrs. Clark Ball and Mrs. Earl Blake. The October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Don- ald McLean. Roll call will be .answered by showing an old school picture. Program com- mittee will be Mrs. P. Wester- hout, Mrs. George -Calcdough, Mrs. L. .Curnmings; lunch com- mittee, Mrs. William Jenkins, Mrs. Roes Lovett, Mrs. Charles Merrill, and MTS. Wm. Lovett. 0 Arnold Circle Gets 'Underway At Hensall HENSALL - The Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church met in the church school rooms with president Mrs. B. Beaton in charge, Mrs. Gerald Bell and Mrs. Harry Snell conducted the worship period. Two birthdays were acknowledged and 45 visits re- corded for the summer months. Miss Hannah Murray gave highlights of the presbyterial annual rally at BeIgrave. The president extended a welcome to the cradle roll mothers, special guests for the evening. Plans were outlined for the thankoffering meeting October 15. A special guest speaker will be present and societies from other churches will be guests. The group decided to purchase 100 church calendars this year. A bale will be packed to be forwarded to the Indian schools. Articles for this bale are to be left at the church. Program conveners were Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau and Mrs. Don Mous- seau. Hostesses were Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm. A pot luck lunch was served. Hostesses for October are Mrs. Harold Bonthron and Mrs. William Brown; program con- veners Mrs, Roy Bell and Mrs. Ed Fink. Happy Workers Have Evening Of Euchre The Happy Workers Club met at the home of Mrs. Norman Dale on Wednesday evening, September 12 with eight mem- bers and •three visitors pre- sent. Roll call was answered by "Suggestions for Raising Money". After the business session the evening was spent playing euchre. October meeting will be held at Mrs. Elmer Dale's home. Roll call is to be answered by "The Most Memorable Hallowe'en I Ever Spent". Lovely lunch was served by the hostess. MONEY SAVED is MONEY EARNED, THIS THE LESSON WE NAVE EARNED Strattonthrister -PAPrg- -44054Cen ChllrPb WAS the Settipg on. Friday, Sep, teraber 14 for the Wedding of ,Joyce Christer and .A.11411. Doug- l4$ Stratton. The Dymond officiated, The bride is the .daughter ;of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Christer, Burnaby, B,C, and the grpo.m. is the SOB of Mrs. 13.4rbarP. Otti- met, Haney, B.C.„ end the late James Stratton, The 'bride chose a street- length .dress of white paeu de soie satin with sweetheart neckline and lily point sleeves. Her headdress was of pylori tulle and she carried mauve chrysanthemums, Flying Officer . Gary Strat, ton, Greenwood, Nova Scotia, . was his brother's groomsman. For travelling the bride don- ned a black and white wool suit with pale turquoise accessories, Upon their return from a wed, ding trip the young couple is living in Clinton • where the groom is stationed with the RCAF. The bride is a gradu- ate psychiatric nurse from Bri- tish Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Douglas Stratton (Photo by Jervis) Haspita Auxiliary To7Meet Tuesday 'The Clinton Hospital Auxil- iary will meet next Tuesday evening, October 2 in the nur- ses residence. Miss C, M. McIntosh . Funeral service was. conduct- ed yesterday afternoon in the Beattie funeral home, 55 Rat- tenbury Street East, Clinton, for ,Oharlate lYfaude McIntosh, Brucefield, who passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Monday afternoon. The Rev. A. H. Johnston, minister of 13a.litcefield and Kip- pen United 'Chturches officiated and Interment was in Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Township. Pail-bearers 'were Arthur Dut- ton, Thomas Baird, Gordon El- liott, Glen Swan, Walter Mc- Beath ,and Vic Hargreaves. Born on January 17, 1877, Miss •MeIntash was the daugh- ter of the late David and Char- lotte McIntosh, Brucefield, and she lived all .ther life in the vil- lage, Where she belonged to the, Brucefield United. Church.. Her illness was of short duration, and She had been in the hospie tall only a week. Surviving are two brothers, John and William McIntosh, Brucefield. 0 Conservation Club Votes $15 to Retarded The Ladies Conservation Club met Monday evening, Septem- ber 24 for their first fall ses- sion in the Huron Fish and Game clubhouse at Alma Grove, Clinton. Decision was reached -lb donate $15 to the Clinton Retarded Children's Association. 0 R. Y. MacLarens Celebrate Their Fiftieth Year HENSALL-On Sunday, Sep- tember 23, Mrs. W. D. Evans and children Robert, Ian and Margaret Louise, Waterloo, en- tertained at the Village Inn, Bayfield The occasion was the 50th wedding anniversary of • Mr. :and R.. Y. MaeLareri, Guests were present from Windsor, Highgate, Chatham; London, Hensall, Clinton, Blyth, Goderich, Erindale end Mid- land. Among the guests were the bridesmaid and flowergirl of 50 years ago, Mrs. Edward Glen, !Clinton and Mrs. Frances Daymand, Chatham. A social evening was also held for Mr. and Mrs. MacLaren by their neighbours, A dainty 'with was served and a gift presented. This was arranged by Mrs. Violet Schwalm and Mrs. Cecil Kipfer. Mrs. MacLaren was the former Elizabeth McEwen, Clin- ton. . Friendship Club Lays Plans For Fail Catering At Hie first fall meeting of the Friendship Club held in the parish ball - at St. Paul's Ang- lican !Church last Wednesday, plans were made for catering to coming fall banquets, It was decided that 'the club. will have a4Chriniatnas gift table at the Christmas Tea on No- vember 21. The members were asked to bring a gift to the next meeting which would be suit- able for this table. Mrs. Harold Johnston was in change of the Social hour. Host- esses Mrs. E. C. Reichert, Mr's. Eric Switzer land Mtics. R. E. Thompson served linich. PORK HOCKS NECK MEA BONES - PURE LARD 39c lb. Only 19c lb. 25c lb. 3 lbs. for 25c 17c lb. iREEFR-2.Picri;nLi Quarter Cut-Wrapped Quick Frozen 45c lb. PETER'S Modern MEAT Market HU 2-9731 I Join the thousands of families who won a BUDGET BATTLE AM'NT OF LOAN MONTHLY 36 months 30 months -- PAYMENT 20 months ... PLANS months 1600 2200 2500 $100 550 750 1000 $ 60.88 83.71 95.12 $ 23.73 31.65 41.45 68.81 94.62 107.52 $ 6.12 32.86 44.13 58.11 94.11 129.41 147.05 $ 9.46 51.24 69.21 91.56 146.52 201.46 228.93 LOBA Will Begin Card Parties On October 6 Huron Lodge No. 377 of the Ladies' Orange Benevolent As- sociation met Teusday, Septem- ber 25 and decided to start reg- ular card parties on Saturday, October 6. Everyone is cor- dially invited to attend. Several ways of raising money were dis- cussed, The invitation to Woodham birthday party in a form of a social evening Thursday, Octo- ber 11 was accepted ,and all members wishing rides should contact Mrs. Tom O'Connell, Mrs, Wilfred Colclough or Mrs. Clayton Hodgins by October 6. Call early to avoid disappoint- ment. Invitation to a social evening in Mitchell on Wednesday, October 24 also was accepted. Any members not having tick- ets on the $50 draw please con- tact Mrs. Clayton Hodgins for tickets to sell. All members support is requested. The next regular meeting will be held on October 9. Dancing to the Sound of the '60's Dancing 9 to 12 Admission 75c per person WE CATER TO WEDDINGS, LUNCHEONS, BANQUETS, ETC, • REP. & WHITE. SETS THE PRICE MAIN CORNER MARRIED ARTS. CLINTON RCAF STATION DOLLAR DAYS Libby's Beans 15... 6 for $1 KLEENEX 400's 4 for $1 DR. BALLARD'S Champion Dog Food 10 for $1 York Fancy Peas 15-ot. 6 for $1 Pineapple 5 for $1 Gem Margarine 5 tor $1 WHITE SWAN Toilet Tissue , 8 for $1 LIBBY'S FANCY SOCKEYE Fruit Cocktail 15-01. 4 f...$1 Salmon RRIE'S GROUND CHUCK 5k lb. BUTTER 49c ORANGES 5-lb. Poly Bag 6k t. PLAY- IT SAKI cA140 for every eiectric and refrigeration service HU 2":3$07 Tom Darling Clinton "Flowers" Evening A Success At Wesley-Willis T h e Flower Arrangement evening presented by Wesley- Willis United.Church WoIne;1, Unit 2, proved to be Of great interest to all present, Unit leader Mrs. Ken Johnston spoke a few words of welcome and chaired the meeting.. Mrs, Clifford Epps and Miss Luella Johnston talked on vari- ous ways of arranging fall flow- ers and explained how each of the lovely arrangements they had nn display was made. At the end of the program both ladies kindly donated their flowers to the church to be sent to the sick and shut-ins of the congregation. Mrs. William Seibert, Zurich, spoke on her hobby of working with driftwood, and showed sev- eral extremely imaginative ar- rangements, which she had made, , During the program Mrs. Zab- lacki's pupils performed: Chris- tine Hartley, a baton dance; Douglas Palmer, a Russian dance; Susan Boys, Louise Betts and Judy Boys, a western dance, and Penny Bateman, a ballet number, At the close of the meeting, coffee and cookies were served by the social 'committee with conveners Mrs. Gordon Steepe and Mrs. Milford Durst in charge, 0 Witnesses WIN Travel To Meaford At the close of this week's Bible study class in the local Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Wit- nesses, Hari McNally, presid- ing minister of the congregation told his audience that:the town of Meaford will be the destina- tion of all Jehovah's Witnesses this weekend as they gather in convention with delegates from 15 congregations. Mr. T. R. Jones, district sup- ervisor of Jehovah's Witnes- ses will deliver the public Bible discourse, "Who Will Rule The World?" on Sunday, September 30 at 3 p.m. in the Meaford Community Centre. This will climax the three day gathe _dig to which more than 500 persons are expected to attend. Clinton congregation will contribute 19 delegates. 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