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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-04-11, Page 11Top Teams In Bowling Group Top team in the "B" group of the Clinton Mixed League was the Drivers, shown above proudly displaying the Lorne Brown Motors trophy. Members of the squad in the back row, from the left: Robert Somerville, Vic Horbanuik and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jervis. In the front are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris. (News-Record Photo) Auburn and District MRS. WES BRADNOCK—Correspondent—Phone 526-7595 For An Easter Treat . . . Try Our Own OVEN-BAKED FULLY COOKED . Sincere Thanks.. HURON Elston Cardiff FREE Fuel Oil SERVICE WE WILL PAY LABOUR CHARGES ON YOUR SUMMER CLEAN OUT WE WILL NO HEAT EMERGENCY CALLS PAY SERVICE CHARGES ON ALL THROUGHOUT THE HEATING SEASON. YOU CAN CHOOSE THE SERVICE MAN YOU WISH—HE WILL CHARGE US. FOR CAREFREE HEATING . . , CALL dffiK: A. G. GRIGG and SON PHONE HU 2-9411 CLINTON FOR EASTER FEASTING 21 Pieces Chicken, I Ras, `7 Honey Paddies, 7 Cold Slaw REGULAR $4.95 EASTER SPECIAL , What's a BARREL? $4,00 - ELMIRA FERTILIZERS Have Opened a Warehouse in the Farmer MUSTARD COAL YARDS BRUCEFIELD BUCKETS asoluitidi BARRELS of KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN At Mile Gibbyis on iv -ran I Mile of Highway 4 What's a BUCKET? EASTER SPECIAL ., $.00 SERVE 'INDIVIDUAL 'ORDERS POR $1,25 14 Piecet Chicken, 5 Rolls, 5 Honey Paddies, 5 Cold Slaw REGULAR 0.85 • Reasonably Priced a High Germination • Best Varieties You would have to be a super- expert to look at two samples of seed and be able to tell which one is better, But if one sample bears the name "Jones, Mac- Naughton" you know at a glance that it is reliable, de- pendable and top value for your money. Over the years, Jones, Ma,clefaughton Seeds have built up a reputation for reliability and fair dealing, that is your best insurance against disap- pointment. Buy from your local aealer—complete list on request, Jones, MacNaughton Seeds ' Exeter Crediton 'London 235-0363 234-6363 432-2258 H. F. WETTLAUFER FEED. MILL Is Clinton Area Dealer for JON ES, MacNAUGHTON SEEDS Dial HU 2-9792 Mary St. Clinton Blue Water Highway Mr. .and Mrs, .011 'Hazelwood, London, spont the weekend at their cottage at Silver Beach cabin, BarnesMr Barnes: and Miss Alma Barnes, London, were at their respective eottsges at Lane Pines and :Sunset Lane on Satarday, prepairing for the coming summer .and Mrs, Kenny Doeken and Gordon, London, were at their cottage on Sunday at Lane Pines, Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil MerkleY, winghain, were guests on Sun- day >of Mn. and Mrs, Fred vv.* yia and .Cathy, Guelph Cadets Win Competition At RCAF Clinton Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron No. 121 from Guelph won the Annual Air Cadet Sp- orts Day at RCAF Station Cl- inton on April 7, Five Air Cadet Squadrons competed in the yearly contest: No, 19 Squadron from Strat- ford (28 points), No, 80, Kit- chener-Waterloo Squadron (41 points), No. 296 Galt Squadron .(40 points), the winner, No. 121 Guelph Squadron (67 points), and the runner-up No. 616 Br- antford Squadron (49 points). A point scoring system was used to determine the winning squadron in the five events: basketball, volleyball, bowling, rifle competition, and the drill competition, Trophies for the various ev- ents were presented' to the win- ning squadron team captains by Mr. J. B. Smith, Toronto, man- ager of the Provincial Commit- tee of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets; Mr. Irving Erb, Kitch- ener, vice-chairman of the Pr- ovincial Committee and Group Captain J. G. Mathieson, MBE, CD, CO of Station Clinton. G/C Mathieson presented the high aggregate trophy to Flight Lieutenant P. A. Robinson, the CO of 121 Guelph Squadron. Farm Union Names Rathwell As President Edgar Rathwell, Bayfield, was elected president of Huron County Farmers'Union on Thur- sday night, He succeeds Ray Hanna. Provincial President, Mel Tebbut Was present and gave a brief address. He told the members if sound agricultural policy in Canada is to be built; it must be done by the farmers themselves. 0.F.U., he reminded the farmers In urging support of the that when it comes to getting farm policy across, they can't hope to do as individuals, what they can through a strong or- ganization, "The dilemma of farm organ- ization is the time it takes to get an idea accepted by the government," he said. He concluded by saying if often takes years for a farm organization to agree on an idea, but we expect the govern- ment to accept it over night. Daer and Gordon Gross pre- sented them with a purse of nearly $300.00. Messages of congratulations by telephone and many gifts were received by Mr, and Mrs. William Cory when they cele- brated their golden wedding an- niversary on Monday. Relatives neighbors and friends (tailed during the day to extend con- gratulations on this occasion. golden shaded chrysanthemums, Many gifts, several pots of a lamp and many.• cards were received to mark this event. BRUCEFIELD B Mis.. )f-f Terry Brucefield J.JCW East or Thaniteffering meeting will be held in the Brucefield United Chwell on Thursday, April 25, Rev, jgil7ClisP11, 1VtiMcl ',Ini$$10Th• ary from Trinidad will be guest • speaker',.KIPPert ladies, will be guests .and all units are invited to attend at 8:00 p.m. Holy communion was observ, ed en Sunday morning in Brucefield United 0=0)1 when. the following members, Mr, and. Mrs, Jack McGregor, Mr, and Mrs, Donald McGregor, Miss Dorothy Ross, Mrs., M, Keyes, Mrs, M. Harvey were receiv- ed into the membership of the chnrch, Mr, and, 4Tsmes Sough, am. returned home on Saturday night, having attended the fun- eral of Mrs, Baugham's father in Halifax, Mrs. Victor Hargreaves re- turned home on Sunday, hav- ing spent two weeks in Florida. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VARNA (Correspondent, Fred McClerment A Good Friday service will be held in the United Church on Friday evening of this week. On Sunday morning, special Easter service will be held with the pastor, Rev. Murdoch Mor- rison in charge. On Sunday evening a young people's service will be held in Goshen United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Luddington, Port Credit, spent the weekend at the home of Miss Rachel Johnston. The UCW of the United Ch- urch are sponsoring a three act play "Ready Made Family", put on by the Thedford young peo- ple in the township hall on Wednesday, April 17. Mr. Alfred Johnston is a pa- tient in the Clinton Public Hos- pital. YPU Meets The regular Varna YPU meeting was held in the chruch with 20 members present. Shir- ley Mustard had the worship and Carol Hill had the Bible study, "I Believe". The meet- ing next week is cancelled and at the next meeting the roll call is to be answered by a verse containing "witness". The Young People's paper drive will be held on April 20 beginning at 10:00 a'clock. Carol Hill closed the meet- ing with prayer. Order Your ... A. Henderson, ,returned. home with bey. Dr„ Anna ,IVIoThto4h, Mr's, Howar4, and, Mrs. Carman Haugh and daughter, Toronto, spent last weekend with WS, W, Haugh and fazn- ily. Lena MoNaughton al- Se attended Mrs,r,.0 Tiongta 9I,st birthday At tho,94QPna*.a.Y Nursing HOrne4 Iensalh Mr. and Mr4, Claire Rail, Swart4 CrRok,. and Mrs. Bruce.A(104ery, g.ayfield, spent the, NVP.elcm1weekendly.Mr,and ,family, Mr. Carman Shultz left last week to join his boat at Port Colborne. Friende of Mrs. Robert Meal- ly are sorry to learn that she is very ill with the measles. Miss Ella Wagner returned home after several months sp- ent in the U.S.A. Mrs. Kenneth Scott and Mrs. Keith Arthur visited in Lon- don last Thursday. Mrs, Charles Straughan vis- ited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholas and Gary at Seaforth. Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Norman Wightman and Mrs. Arthur Grange were London visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, attended the funeral last week of the late Mrs. Robert Stone- house, Belgrave, The Knox United Church Sunday School are planning on holding their annual pancake supper on April 17. Mr. Percy Anstecit returned to his home in Colborne Town- ship from Montreal where he spent the winter months. Miss Betty Marsh, Hamilton, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh. Ronald and Harald Doerr, Niagara Falls, spent the week- end with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Chamney. Miss Gwen McDowell will leave. on Thursday to spend the Easter vacation in New York City. Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Powell visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Stan McIntyre, Dundee and Mrs. Mary Mc- Neil, Welland. Edward Daer, RCR 2, station- ed at Wolsely Barracks, Lon- don, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Daer and other members of his family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath- well, Michael and Janice, Owen Sound, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don R. Taylor. Mrs. William T: Robison re- turned home on Sunday after several weeks visit to mem- bers of her family at Toronto and Stoney Creek. Mr. and Mrs, R. Longfellow and family, Wyandotte, Mich., spent the weekend with the lady's aunt, Mrs, James Jack- son and Mr. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Motu-- ing and family visited her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Beadle, Mr. Gordon Beadle and Miss Carol Beadle, London, who was home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mc- Clinchey, Doreen and Douglas and Miss Laura Daer were re- cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William de Jong and Miss Toni, Corunna, Visitors last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig were Mr. and Mrs. John Bibby and son, Paris; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Craig and family, Ilder- ton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nich- olson, Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bennett, John, Jill and Jim, Port Albert, visited on Sunday with Mr. •and Mrs. Wes Bradnock. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Bisback and family, Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor. Bisback and family, Seaforth, visited with Mr. 'and Mrs. Gus Bisback and family on Sunday. The sacrament of Holy Com- munion was observed last Sun- day at Knox Presbyterian Church, A beautiful bouquet was placed in the church .in memory of the late F. 0. Mc- Ilveen by his wife. Horticulture will be the topic at the April WI meeting held on April 16 with a speaker on the subject of growing roses. The district president, Miss Jo- sephine Woodcock, Blyth, will be present and there will be a sale of slips, bulbs and seeds. Mrs. and Mrs William J. Craig accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craig, Goderich, and Bert Mills, also of Gode- rich, to the -funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Frank Huey, Wal- laceburg, the former Nellie Honey. Mr, and Mrs. Percy Young- blut, Mise, Betty Youngblut, RR 1, Auburn; Mr. and lifts. Lloyd MeLarty and family, Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Law- lor and Jim, RR 5, Goderich, visited with Mrs. Nelson Mc- Larty on Sunday, it being her 79th birthday. A large crowd attended the benefit dance for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cunningham who lost their home and furnishings when their home burned to the ground early this year. The dance was sponsored by the Canadian Or- der of Forresters and Music was supplied by the Scott orchestra, An address was read by Gordon Thum,. April 1903,0000 -„Nelff,04c907r4pag Announcement . 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CLINTON FEED MILL 23 Huron Street — CLINTON — Phone HU 2-3815 WEEKEND SPECIALS COUSINS ICE CREAM - y 1/2 gal. 79c SLICED ED HAM lb.99c GEESE WIENERS - lb. pkg. 69c TURKEYS rlitsirAPFLf RrIS;MS - lb. 890 D DUCKS 41111•1411111111.011.11.1110.11 For Your Freezer — CHOICE BEEF by the Quarter or Side PINEAPPLE HAMS CHICKENS OVEN READY, We will also have CAPON ANY SIZE ORDER EARLY FOR FINEST SELECTION CLINTON MEAT MARKET • ART 'COLSON— GRANT IRWIN Phone HU 24834 isariomourirmimmoimeniimouriminuariamonw