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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-04-25, Page 8ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY at the QUEEWS HOTEL sEAFORTH Now Playing; Lorne Allen and His Western Band Tenders for. Stanley Township WEED SPRAYING SEALED TENDERS for road-side spraying of weeds and brush in the Township of Stanley will be received by the undersigned until 12:00 noon, Monday, May 6, 1963. Tenders to state an hourly rate. The Township will supply the spray and a helper. Tenders are 'to be clearly marked as to content. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MEL GRAHAM, Clerk, Brucefield, Ontario. 17-8b 40, Ciassified Ads Bring Results 411.111111M\ HERB'S FOOD Market SPECIALS — April 25-26-27 inclusive Tenders for Stanley Township WEED CONTROL SEALED TENDERS for the supply of weed and brush spray will be received by the undersigned until 12:00 noon, Monday, May 6, 1963, for 55 gallons of 2-4-D low volatile Ester 96 and 45 gallons of Brush Killer, low volatile 128 ounces, Tenders to be sealed and clearly marked as to contents. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MEL GRAHAM, Clerk, Brucefield, Ontario. 17-8b 141.1••••=•11 DEL MONTE Gorden Show Values • ••• DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL, 20-oz. tin 43c DEL MONTE WAX BEANS ..,.. 2 15-oz, tins 35c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK Lge. 48-oz. tins 35c DEL MONTE PRUNE JUICE 24-oz, bottle 39c a • HOLLAND'S 482.6661 CLINTON i„k, irtio ,Poo?,shvd-po.y, Nic NE" id r/LITtu:Eirsfyi „ 114/ ,a11110,.. 310///43 4, wed ALIKE .... 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A. sinlene, Downs- -view, was at -"Shangri-La" his home in the village on Monday. Mrs. 'Colin Campbell was at her home on Anne Street for the Easter week, Mr, and Mrs, James Fisher and Frank, St, Agatha, were at their cottage on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ervine Hintz, Waterloo, were at their ,cottage ,over the weekend. Donald Stirling, Meaford, vie, ited his aunts, IVIisses A, M, and E. J. Stirling from Wed- nesday to Sunday, Miss Jessie Metcalf, Detroit, was at her home here over the weekend, Mr. a n d Mrs. Ken Castle, and three boys, Galt, spent the weekend with his father, T, W. Castle. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Brandon, Brian, Gary and Shirley, Strat- ford, spent Sunday with rela- tives in the village, Mrs, Ken Brandon and four children returned home on Fri- day after having visited her parents in Buffalo. Miss Ellen Lindsay was in London from Tuesday to Sat- urday at the home of Mrs. Leona MacKellar and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guest returned to Whitby on Wednes- day after having occupied their cottage for a week. Mr. and Mrs. James Dewar, Janice and David, Kingston, visited his mother, Mrs. David Dewar -from Wednesday to Sat- urday. • Miss Janis Galbraith, Clin- ton, spent a few days of the Easter vacation with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell. Mrs. George Sharpe and daughter Eva, Burlington, spent -Sunday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo- rge Hopson, • Mrs. William Craig, Clinton, spent a couple of days last week with her mother, Mrs George Castle who returned home last month. Misses Jacqueline, Vicki and Judi Cluff and Bob Cluff, Lon- don; , and Bill Faller, Detroit, were all with Mrs. J. Cluff over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott, Nancy and Susan, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Elliott on Sunday. Jimmy who spent the week with his grandparents, returned to Kit- chener with- his Parents. Visiting with their father, James A. Cameron and Mrs, Cameron, "The Open Gate" dur- ing the Easter week were: Mr. and Mrs. Evans Cameron and If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and then everybody gets a "tired.out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just 1 temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause back- ache and tired feeling. Then you feel better, rest better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at all drug cour3ters.Tou can depend on Docid's.60 family, Toronto, and Mrs. H. McPherson and family, Simcoe, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferguson, Dirk and Debbie, arrived last week, to spend t h e slimmer with Mr, and Mrs. Ken Ferg- uson. Don Ferguson has been attending Millar Memorial Bible Institute at Tambrun, Sask. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Scotch- mer and Howard Scotchmer, went to Cleveland on Satur- day morning from Crumlin Airport via TCA Viscount to attend the Peterka-Clark wed- ding, They returned on the late plane. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Arkell, Jo- Anne and Kenny left this morn- ing (Thursday) for Beenburg, Australia by jet plane, where he will work as a chemical en- gineer with Bechtel Construc- tion. Mre, Adam Boyd left on Fri- day for Brent after having vis- ited her sister, Mrs. J. E. How- ard. They also went to Moore town where they spent Wednes- day with their brother-in-law and sister, Rev, and Mrs. H. G. E_Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ferguson and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferguson and two children, were with relatives in Strath- roy on Sunday. Della Lou re- turned home with her parents after visiting relatives for the Easter vacation. Mr. and Mrs, F, P, Arkell and Miss Jacqueline Cluff re- turned home Saturday night after a motor trip to New York. They visited the former's son, Tom Arkell and family in New Canaan, Conn, E. R.- Weston returned to Goderich on Tuesday of last week after having visited Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Toms for a few days and Mrs. E. R, West- on went home on Thursday, after having been with her sis- ter, Mrs. M. Toms for three weeks. Provincial Constable William Johnston, wife and three child- ren, Gerald, Kim and Jeffrey, St. Catherines, visited his aunt, Mrs. George Little over Sun- day. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Little on Sunday also were, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as Riley, Clinton and Mrs. F. W. McEwen. Mr, a n d Mrs. J. Pounder, John, Cathy and Mary Beth, Chatham, arrived on Saturday night to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer before return- ing home on Sunday. They had enjoyed a 10-day motor trip to Florida, staying where they found spots of interest. They started the return trip • from Fort Lauderdale. Corporal and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake, Ricky, Catherine and Paul, Kitchener, came on Fri- day to spend the weekend with Mrs. Westlake's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Toms. At a quiet, family dinner on Friday evening, they celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary and Mrs. Malcom Tom's birth- day, Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rathwell on Sunday and Monday were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Rathwell and Keith, Kitchener; Mrs. S. Keen, Miss M. McCaffery, Miss M. Conway, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Rathwell and Rhonda, Mrs. Mary Rathwell, Wendy, Robbie and Mary Anne, Goderich Township; Mrs. J. Ostrom, Varna; Mr, and Mrs. 4111111111Miller DANCE and $50 Cash Draw Sponsored by E3rucefield 100P SATURDAY April 27 ZURICH Community Centre 9 p.m, to 12 Midnight Ken Mittelholtx Orchestra Admission; 75c EVERYONE WELCOME 17-b film on "Germany, Key to Eur- ope". The film mainly_ dealt with the post-war economic de- velopment of West Germany under the Marshall Plan. Pro- gram convener, Mrs. R. Mac- Donald, thanked Mr. Jervis on behalf of the group. Mrs. H. Currie, sick conven- er, reported 13 home calls and five hospital calls made during the past month, Mrs. G. Cantelon displayed a quilt which she made for sale. T w o child-size hand-knitted sweaters were sold during the evening, Social convener, Mrs. D. Jef- ferson asked for several volun- teers to serve lunch 'at the May 1 general meeting. Presiding leader, Mrs. K. Johnston thanked the ladies who had volunteered at the bake booth at the St. Patrick's bazaar. As requested during the March meeting, Mrs, F. ring- land brought a report back from the first annual meeting of Huron Presbyterial UCW in Goderich. Roll call for May meeting is children's used clothing. Lunch was served by hostesses, Mrs. H. Currie and Mrs. W. Martin. * * Mary and Martha's An Easter worship service was presented by Mrs. Clifford Park at the April meeting of the Mary and Martha's, held in Wesley-Willis United Church last Tuesday evening. Four assistants, Mrs. J. Ham- ilton, Mrs. A. Keppler, Mrs. Les Price and Mrs, A. Rodges contributed poems, readings and prayers, all on the Easter theme. The Easter classic "Were You There" was sung by Mrs. M. Nediger, Mrs. Ken Taylor, Blyth, show- ed a movie reel of Africa, the subject of our study book for this year. Mrs. Taylor's daugh- ter, Claire, is in Africa with the World Council of Churches. She attended a work camp with two other representatives from Canada, two from the United States and one from Germany, to work out the prob- lems concerning the integration of the different colours and races that ecist in Africa. Following the pictures, many of Claire's experiences and ad- ventures were related, It is most gratifying to know that a person of such a high calibre is representing our church and contributing so much to the cause of Christianity in Africa. The president, Miss Billie Stewart conducted the business" meeting. The treasurer's re- port showed a balance of $131 to date. The overall general meeting of the UCW was an- nounced for Wednesday, May 1 at 8 p.m. A roll call will be held at next meeting. Also, for the May meeting, each person is to bring the youngest baby picture of themselves that is available. The social committee report- ed that they had catered a tur- key dinner to the Women's In- stitute last week. The business meeting closed and games and contests were enjoyed by the 21 ladies present. *a * Fidelity Unit In response to this unit's in- vitation many interested friends attended the open meeting on the evening of April 10, which took the place of the regular meeting this month. Mrs. Shepherd conducted the service of worship, assisted by Mrs. G. Rathwell. Special musi- cal numbers were accordion and piano numbers by Mrs. W. Hol- land and Mrs. G. Henderson; a vocal solo by Mrs. M. Necliger, and a piano number by Mrs, J. Lebbr. Mrs, L. Jervis introduced the special guest of the evening, her sister, Mrs. Norman Wilson, London, who gave a most de- lightful account of her tour last summer in Bible lands, and showed her very beautiful slides to illustrate her talk. After the program, refresh- ments were served and a social period enjoyed. WO-110-Lo Group The April meeting of the Wo- He-Lo group was held in the church parlor with 15 ladies present, Mrs. Reid read a poem on "Palm Sunday" and the devo- tional consisted of the Easter story from Luke 24, read in • Report Purchase Of New Books. For Members 1.Ayrwf.D — The following hooks lieve recently been pnr-: chased :for the Hayfield Library. by the board and are now in circulation. Non-fiction--- Tiger of Canada West, W, Graham; The Don- nelleys Must Die, .Orin Miller; Great Lucifer, Margaret Irwin; Promises To Keep, Agnes Doo- ley; Ordeal By Ice, Farley Mowat; Canadian Achieve- ments, Palk; The Danube, Less, per; Peter The Great, Grey; Silent spring. Rachel. Carson; Collected poems, Robert Ser- vice;. Dogs and Dog Care, Al- brich, Fiction — Glass Blowers, Du- Maurier; Madam Castiel's Lod-• ger, F, F, Keyes; Born, Schweitzer;, I Know My Love, Goskin; Grandmother and the Priests, Taylor Caldwell; Cap- tives in the Land, Aldridge; Justice of the Heart, Roberton; Still Meadow Road, Taber; High Carnival, Pugh. There are also a number of new and interesting juveniles, ready for distribution. The Library Board would be glad to welcome new members to share in the enjoyment of these books and many ethers already on the shelves. 0 Enjoy Euchre After Business Of Ladies' Club The Clintonian Club met at the home of Mrs. Royce Frem- lin with Mrs. J. Batkin as hostess on Wednesday, April 10, Mrs. Colclough opened the meeting with housewife creed and Lord's Prayer. Roll call was answered with 17 memberS present. Mrs. Colclough is in charge of the bus to go to London in May. The club sent Easter cards to the sick members and also sent a donation toward the "Bunny Bundle". Mrs, Butler offered her home for the May meeting and pro- gram is in the charge' of Mrs. Moodie and Mrs. O'Connell. Mrs Venner was named to the visiting committee for May and Mrs, Batkin won the mystery prize. The meeting was adjourned and the rest of the afternoon was spent in euchre. Winners: high, Mrs. Welsh; lone hands, Mrs. MacDonald; low, Mrs. Fal- coner. Mrs. Fairservice won a dutch auction and a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Forest and her committee, unison. Prayer was given by Mrs. Cox and meditation by Mrs. McGill. The roll call was answered by a verse pertaining to Easter. In May the roll call will be a thought on new life in spring. The minutes were read and ap- proved and Mrs. Ball gave the treasurer's report, and offering was taken. It was decided that cards sent by Mrs. Cox be paid for from our treasury. Visits by members were reported as nine home and four hospital calls. Articles for bale were review- ed. Most had been banded in. It was announced that Mrs. Bache was moving away and Mrs. Ken Wood was appointed as program convener; Miss E. Jamieson to assist her. A discussion regarding the fall thankoffering took place. It was left in the hands of the executive and program conven- er to plan this event. Miss Luella Walkinshaw gave a report on the morning session of the Presbyterial at Goderich on March 21. Miss E. Jamieson reported for the afternoon ses- sion. Mrs. (Rev.) Tonge of Hong Kong was special speak- er. These two reports were very interesting. "Breathe on Me Breath of God" was sung and. refresh- ments served by the hostesses. 0 Classified Ads Bring Quick Results Huron MP Visits Renovated Office Elston Cardiff, Huron MP, was one of over 300 visitors who, attended the open house Saturday staged by Kenneth S. Wood, Doctor of Chiropractic, Clinton, and toured the modern offices which have recently been renovated. Dr. Wood and his wife, Donna, are shown here chatting with the MP as he relaxes on the hydraulic bed used by Er. Wood for treating patients. (News-Record Photo) See Films, Hear Speakers, Reports At Wesley-Willis UCW Meetings 'THE Timber lane ROOM' ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL HURON STREET WEST CLINTON Entertainment Friday and Saturday Nights Held Over For The ligrd Week The Standard Five" Dining Room Specia's Both Nights Chicken in A Basket OUR DINING ROOM is SERVING FULL COURSE MEALS EVERY DAY FROM 1 NOON TO MIDNIGHT Sunday Dinners served from 1.2:06 Noon to 8:30 p.m. CLINTON LEGION Paper Drive Tentative arrangements have been made by Clinton Legion to have a paper pick-up on Wednesday, May 15. Watch next week's paper for definite date. SAVE AND TIE UP YOUR OLD PAPERS NOW FOR PICK-UP LATER Starlight Circle Starlight Circle monthly meet- ing was held on April 8 in the church parlour. Presiding lead- er Mrs. K. Johnston called on Mrs. R. Hart for the opening poem. Mrs. F. Fingland read the scripture reading and Mrs. M. Roe offered prayer. Kelvin Jervis, guest for the evening program, presented a J. Greig, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hammond and Mrs. E. Florian, Clinton, were in Kitchener on Sunday. Miss Mabel Scotchmer re- turned to Toronto on Monday after spending the Easter week with Mrs. Robert Scotchmer, Miss Cecil McLeod returned home on Saturday after having spent the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Malcolm Fraser in Ft. William. Mrs. Norman Graham and Mrs. Byron Johnson, Ashtabula, Ohio, visited the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Or- mond from Thursday to Sun- day. Plan Banquet The April, meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Scouts and Cubs was held at the home of Mrs. Bert Eckert on Tuesday. Mrs. Merton Merner chaired the meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs. Arnold 'Wale- ins. Plans for the father and son banquet were made. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. George Bellchamber. • Receives Certificate Miss Shirley Pierson, accom- panied by her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Walter Pierson, sister Linda, and Mrs. R. MacVean, captain, First Bayfield Girl Guides, and former captain, Mrs. Grant Turner attended the Gold Cord Certificate Pres- entation, Convocation Hall, Un- iversity of Toronto, on Thurs- day. They motored to Toronto in the afternoon and Shirley en- tertained her guests at dinner before attending the ceremony. Receiving her training in the First Bayfield Company Girl Guides under Mrs. Grant Tur ner and Mrs, R. MacVean, Miss Pierson was presented with the Gold Cord in a colourful cere- mony in Trinity Parish Hall, Hayfield, on June 25, 1962, by Mrsr N, Ormandy, Goder- ich. She now continues her Guid- ing as a cadet of the First Provincial Cadet Company.