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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-05-09, Page 5Clinton Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY at 7:30 Pont GOverninent Inspected Saalet Cattle Sold by Weight tERMSt CASH JOE WittZ Sales Manager BOB Attetioneer. W. COLQUHOUN; Clerk Attend Your Church This Sunday All Services on Daylight Saving Time CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. SUNDAYS MAY 12 -10.00. a.m.—Sunday -School 11.15 a.m.—Family Worship "Christian Marriage and the Family" All Are Welcome Here BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH T. Leslie Hobbins, B.A., Pastor SUNDAY, MAY 12 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.—Evangelistic Hour Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Prayer Service, Revival Notes You Are Cordially Invited To All Of These Services Ontario Street United Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" Pastor: REV. GRANT'MILLS, B.A. 5 a.m.—Sunday School * 11.00 ,a.m.—Mother's Day Service TURNER'S CHURCH 2.00 p.m.—Mother's Day Service 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School ^ e e FREE • MOTHPROOF, • ODOR and • MILDEW • PREVENTATIVE With Every Load You Clean At LAUNDROMAT Coin-Operated • DRY CLEANERS 70 Albert Street Clinton HU 24833 TOP QUALITY MAPLE LEAF—S.P. COTTAGE ROLLS cry., 1 /2 ,, lb. 49c RINDLESS BACON — 1-LB. PKG. 59c FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIAL BARBECUED CHICKENS 'KEN'S HU 2-9352 Clinton Meat Market GRANT IRWIN and ART COLSON, Proprietors KING STREET HU 2-3834 gifts fora - rr, IMMO BILLFOLDS CLUTCH BAGS KEY CASES WRITING CASES Fine Luggage Suggestions TRAIN CASES WEEKEND CASES Priced from $7.67 EW[OMBE Pharmacy CL IN MT ... ---I- ONE HU 2.95 I( i 4111111110.1. AUCTION SALE Sales frOnt. POW on every ,FRIPAY .g.VErsiit4q At 3,19 • AT .13giziyMs, Good assortment. ,of fresh and seteeeing ePeee and heifers, !lager !lea beef ealVee, te 1 month eid. Cows may bought on time, no money down, up to years to pay. PONY .64.4, DUNS 41V45TOPIK SALES Phone 'PerVie 2211 19b Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Farm SO* and, Machin- ery at Lot 4 and §, Cert. 14, Mullett Township, 33/4 relies west and Ye mile south of Wal- ton (former John Mills farm), on WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 at 1 p.m, sharp Cattle:. 27 head of cattle and full line of tractor machinery and tractors, Complete list next week No reserve, farm sold. Terms• Cash, RAKEWICH, Proprietor HAROLD JACKSON, Auct. George Powell, Clerk 191e Estate AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction Sale .of Farm, Farm Stock, Machinery and Household Effects, at lot 32 and half of 33, con. 8, McKillop Twp., 6 miles north and 1V3 miles west of Seaforth on Saturday, May 11th at 12 noon sharp Cattle — 16 good Durham cows with calves at foot; 1 Hol- stein cow, fresh; Durham far- row cow; good purebred Dur- ham bull, 3 yrs. old; 9 Durham and Hereford steers, 1,100 lbS. ready for market; 17 year-old Durham steers and heifers. Pigs-6 York sows due time of sale; 3 York sows, rebred; 1 Landrace boar; 19 pigs, 8- weeks-old; 16 heavy chunks; pig feeders. Poultry-75 laying hens and poultry equipment, Hay and Grain — 600 bus, mixed grain; quantity mixed hay, Machinery — Massey Fergus- on 35 diesel tractor; M-H 7 ft. binder; M-H 16 run seed drill; Dearborn 3-point hitch culti- vator; Dearborn 7 ft, power mower; Geo. White No. 6 thre- shing machine; buck rake; 2- furrow tractor plow; one-way disc; trailer; rack; wagon and rack; colony house; Papex hammer mill and belt; alumi- num wheel barrow; fanning mill; cream separtor; heavy duty electric pail. Household Effects—Chester- field and chair; dining room suite; television; small tables; floor lamp; bedroom furniture; washing machine; upright deep freeze; day bed; table; 'chairs; Gilson frig.; 4-burner electric stove. Numerous other articles. Property — 150 acre farm, good clay loam land, all work- able (50. acres in spring grain); well drained, good water sup- ply; large bank barn; silo; garage; good stabling; 7 room frame house, covered with in- sul brick; furnace,, bath. All modern conveniences. Immedi- ate possession. 20% down, bal- ance in 60 days. Sold subject to reserve bid. Chattels — Cash Prop., Estate of late Russel Dolmage Auctioneer, Harold Jackson Clerk, George Powell i 18-9b CUSTOM WORK Custom Ploughing, disking, cul- tivating and sowing, Phone Lyle Montgomery, HU 2-7231, Clin- ton. 17tflY FOR SALE 500 BALES Of mixed hay. Ap- ply John Shepherd, RR 1, Lon- desboro. phone Seaforth 756w2. 19p PIONEER HI-BRED CORN. Outstanding in yield and stand- ing ability. Leader in go'v't. check plot Contact Keith Lovell, Kippen View Farms, Kippen, Ont. 13-22b FARMERS get your orders in now for your BALER for 1963 Delivery can be made at once, predictions are for short supply this summer. Contact GEORGE WRAITH Montreal Street Goderich, JA 4-9934 18-9b Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Farm ,,Stook :and .Mechlri- cry at Lot 5, Core 12, Hullett T,ownship, e3/4 miles .nerth K-ifibere et 7 miles north of Seaforth 40 3 miles west, on WEDNESDAY MAY 15 At 1 p.m. Cattle; 7 Holstein cows, ail freshened: 0 grade dairy cows, all.freehenect; 20 spring calves; 10 yearlings;, 15 ewe, bred months. Implements; One efinneepolis le/Pill:ie. erector, V model; Ford tractor with loader; Interna- tional 3-furrow plows new In-. ternetierial 10 ft: cultivator, on rubber; International manure spreader on rubber; +section spring-tooth caeg barrews; Cese harvester; corn and. hay pick- up; Case - blower with ratchet; set of 4 .drag harrows; NeW H011and baler, No. 270; with grain attachment, used 1, year; New -Ifelland baler; Noe 70 motor driven Goodison thresh- ing machine, 28x46 with Eber, eol shredder; DeLaval milking machine; 3 wagons, on rubber; 3 corn racks with unloader; .6- blade Cockshutt disk plow, $ ft; Minneapolis Moline spring tooth celtivator; 5-section McCormick Deering spring tooth barrows; ensilage cart; set of scales; 2 electric chicken brooders; 2 chicken water troughs with floats; propane gas brooder; -water - tank; pig troughs; 250- gal. gas tank, Other articles too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash, day of sale, WARD KNOX, Proprietor HAROLD JACKSON, Auct. George Powell, Clerk No reserve; farm sold. • 19b Clearing AUCTION SALE` Of Farm Stock and Machin- ery at Lot 22, Con. 17, Goderich Township, 2 miles north of Clin- ton on Base Line Road, on SATURDAY, MAY 18 at 1 p.m. Cattle: 3 yr. old Durham and Charolais cow with calf at foot, rebred; 5 year old Hereford- Charolais 'cow with calf at foot, rebred; 2 Hereford cows with calves at foot; Durham cow with calf at foot, rebred; Holstein- Hereford cow, due in June; 2 2-yr-old Hereford, heifers, bred; 2 Charolais and Hereford heif- ers, 1 yr. old; 1 ee Charolais heifer, 1 yr. old; Hereford heif- er, 1 yr old; Charolais bull, year and half old; 1 yr. old Holstein steer. Pigs: 1 English Black Land- race sow, bred 6 weeks; six chunks. Pony mares, bred. Poultry: 60 2-year-old hens. Machinery: 1950 Ferguson tractor; Ferguson disk, 3-point hitch; 2-furrow 3-point hitch plow; Ferguson manure loader; manure spreader on rubber; 2- wheel steel body trailer with rack; hay car, cable and pul- leys; weigh scales; steel wheel barrow; pig crate; quantity of lumber: snow fence; 2 electric fencers; numerous other art- icles. No reserve, farm sold. Terms. cash. ROSS and WES HOGGART, proprietors HAROLD JACKSON, Auct. George Powell, Clerk 19-20b FOR SALE MASSEY "81" TRACTOR, standard, real good condition. Phone William Harris, HU 2- 9240. 19b LARGE QUANTITY of Choice Mixed Hay, square bales. Ap- ply to James Landesborough, phone 665W1, Seaforth 18-9-20p PIONEER, CHAIN SAWS as low as $159.00. Good choice of used saws. Chains, $10.00 up. Chain oil, $1.45 gal. Also gard- en tillers, lawn mowers and Wheel Horse garden tractors. Call Robert Glen, phone HU 2- 9292, Clinton. 17to22p LIVE- STOCK FOR SALE ONE ANGUS HEIFER and one Hereford heifer, approximately G00 pounds, George Wise, HU I 2-7536. 19b GUERNSEY COW, Registered, clue May 15; 150 bales oat straw. Ken Gibbings, RR 4, Clinton, phone HU 2-7419. 19b SERVICES DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL DEAD or DISABLED ANIMALS — Call Collea DARLING & Company Or Canada Limited Phone Clinton HU 24269 Licence 262-C-63 Phone Seaforth 863w1 Licence 240-C-63 7-tfb Marlaft's Dead Stock Removal Highest cash prices paid for disabled Or deed eows and horses over 500 lbs, Please call collect: BRUCE MARLATT Brussels, Ontario Phone 133 24 HOUR SERVICE License No. 95163/3 46tfb DEATHS PROWN— At Adams Nursing Home, Petrolia, on Sunday, May 5, 1963, Mrs. Katie Mills (Neilans) Brown, Queen Street, Petrolia, in her 77th , year, Resting at the D. M. Bradley funeral home, Main Street West, Petrolia, where the funeral service was held on May 8 at 2:30 p.m, DST, Interment in Hillsdale Ceme- tery, Petrolia. HOFFMAN — In St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Sunday, May 5, 1963, Jerome Anthony Hoffman, 20, RR 3, Zurich, killed in a car accident. Sur- vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hoffman, RR 3, Zurich; brothers, Leonard, Donald, Leroy, Richard and Wayne; all at home; sisters, Mrs. James (Helen) Lait, Clinton; Carolyne, at home. Requiem High Mass was cel- ebrated at St. Boniface Ro- man Catholic Church, Zur- ich on Wednesday with bur- ial in the church cemetery. JENKINS — In Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, May 7, 1963, Herbert Rowland Jen- kins, 78, Clinton. Retired Goderich Township farmer. Survived by his wife, former. Elva Proctor; son, William, Goderich Townshipe sister, Mrs. R. N. (Lillian) Welsh, RR 1, London. Service will be on Friday from Bali and Mutch funeral home with burial in Clinton cemetery. McDOUGALL --e In Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, May 7, 1963, Gordon A. McDougall, 64, of Mitchell. Bank of Commerce manager in Mitchell from 1945 to 1961. Survivors include his wife, the former Kathleen Ashton; daughter, Mrs. J. Allen (Bev- erley) Rix, Willowdale. Ser- vice will be held on Thurs- day from Lockhart funeral home, Mitchell, with inter— ment in Trinity Anglican cemetery. QUINLAN • — In Huronview, on Thursday, May 2, 1963, John James Quinlan, 80, of Egmondville. Born in Hub- bert Township, resident of Seaforth area most of his life. Survivors include his daughter, Mrs. John (Marg- aret) Cronin, in Alberta; son Jarnes, at home. Service was held on Monday from St. James Roman Catholic Ch- urch, Seaforth with W. J. Cleary funeral home, Sea- forth, in charge. THOMPSON — In Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, May 3, 1963, Frederick Ben- jamin Thompson, 70, RR 2, Payfield, Survived by his wife, the former Lottie Le- vis; son, Frank, at home; sisters, Mrs. Hancle Johns- ton, Saskatoon; Mrs. Herb Stevens, Fiske, Sask.; Mrs. Dick Ellwood, Clinton; bro- thers, John, Hayter, Alta.; James, Midland. Service was held from the Ball and Mutch funeral home on Sun- day, at 3.15 p.m. Interment was held in Hayfield ceme- tery. Clearing AUCTION SALE ' Of Farm Implements and Household Effects at Lot 17, Concession 1, Stanley Township, on No. 4 Highway, first farm north of Brucefield, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 at 1.30 p.m the following: Implements: 1950 Ford trac- tor; Ford rtraCtor plow; 1955 Ford rear mounted power mow- er; Gehl forage harvester with blower and .p.t.o.; forage box and =loader; M-H 4-bar side delivery rake; M-H one-way ditc; 2-section spring {WW1 har- roWS: Cultivator; Deering men- ure spreader; a-section drag harrows; 2-drUm steel roller; McCormick Deming manure Spreader; rubber tire wagon, wagon box; steel tire wagon With grain box; water tank; McCormick Deering 2-unit milk- ing machine with piping; Mc- Corniielt Deering erearti separ- ator; Pioneer chain saw; grain auger; '2,000 lb, platform scale; approx. 30 sheets of steel rOof- ing; forks, shovels, logging chain; Cutter; tools; numerous other articles, Household Effects: 3-piece chesterfield settee; 2 beds, Springs and mattresses; 3 dree- sets and wash stands', dining room table, buffet and chairs;. rocking Oliditte; space heater; linoleum, lamps and dishes. TermS; Cash. No reserve, as farM is sold. ALEX MUSTARD, Proprietor EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, AuctiOneer comiAN — BIRTHS Hospital on Tuesday, May 1963, to mr. 414 Mrs, Victor corm, Clinton, ra son. CRONIN — In Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, 1963, to Mr, and Mrs, 4-erne Cronin, Blyth, a son. SHEPHERD---In Clinton. Pub- lic Hospital on Thursday, May 2 1963, to LAC and Mrs. P. A. Shepherd, 65 Rat- tenbury Street, Clinton, daughter. S:1-1ERiviAlg---In Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, May 8, 1963, to Sgt. and Mrs. Fred Sherman, RR. 5, Clinton, a daughter, THOMPSON—In Clinton pub - lie Hospital on Saturday, May 4, 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, 2, Clinton, a son. CARDS OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to my neighbors, friends and relatives for flowers, cards and visits while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, Special thanks to Dr. Oakes, the nurses and staff, Rev, C. G. Park and Mrs, Ewan Ross for her many acts of kindness. —MRS, J. B: MacMATH. 19b I wish to thank my many friends, neighbors and relatives for cards, flowers, gifts apd visits while a patient in Clinton hospital. Special thanks to third floor nurses, Dr. W. Oak- es, Rev. C. G. Park —MRS. RON MacDONALD, 19p We wish to take this oppor- tunity to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neigh- bors for all the kindnesses shown to us in our recent be- reavement in the loss of our dear mother. Thanks also to Rev. E. J. B. Harrison for his kind words and the Ball and Mutch funeral home. —THE CHUTER FAMILY. 19p The family of the late Fred Thompson wish to express their heart-felt thanks to their neighbors, friends and relativ- es for all their kindnesses, sym- pathy cards and floral tributes during our recent sad bereave- ment. Special thanks to nurs- es at the hospital, Dr. Oakes, Rev. Mills, Ball and Mutch fun- eral home and to Mrs. James Hutchings for her help at home. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev. R. U, MacLean, B.A. Mrs. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, May 12 9.45 am.---Sunday School 10.45 a.m.—Church Service ALL WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US Christian Reformed Church REV. L. SLOPSTRA Minister Sunday, May 12 10.00 a.m.—Service in English 2.30 p.m.—Service in Dutch Every Sunday 6.15 p.m., Dial 680 MILO, London. LiSten to "Back to God Hour" EVERYONE WELCOME The First column (eontilltled fromPilge 1) around the end of June , After a two-yette stay in Clinton, she plans to attend summer sehnel at the Ontario college of Ed- tleation and will be teaching at Oreille next term , ., We can't imagine anyone 'leaving this fair &Main for the wilds of the 'bush up around her native country, but rumours have it that the cement block business is much better up that Way , . Whatever that has to do with the situation. A FEW things to keep in mind this week are the Cham- ber of Commerce organization meeting at Elm Haven Motor Hotel tonight (Thursday) and the canvass for the Hospital Auxiliary on Saturday , And if you find that you have to get your own breakfast en Monday, it is probably due to the fact you forgot that this Sunday is Mother's Day God Bless Them Alli IN MEMORIAM HAYTER—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, William Hayter, who died sud- denly four years ago, May 8, 1959: "Softly the leaves of memory fall, Tenderly we gather them all. True was his heart, his actions so kind, His life was a' pattern to those left behind. We mention your name and speak of you often, God bless you Dad, you'll not' be forgotten." —Lovingly remembered b y wife, Minnie and family. 19b MANN—In loving memory of our dear father and mother, who passed away 19 years ago, Mr. and Mrs. George Mann, April 28, 1944 and May 6, 1944, and dear sister Lulu (Mann) Crittenden, who passed away August 14, 1948. "They would not wish for sorrow, Nor would they wish for tears; But just to be remembered, By us throughout the years." —Always remembered, by the family. 19p Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CL I NTON 11,00 a.m.—Breaking of Bread 3,00 p.m.—Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. Thursday—Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, May 12 9.45 a.m.—Worshio Service 11.00 a.m.—Sunday School 8.00 p.m.—Evening Service Guest Speaker: Mr. Samuel Martin, Vordwieh, Tues., — Prayer and Bible Study, Mr. Eric Vetters, London, Speaker, All Welcome Festival • inners ongratulated (Continued from Page One) Double trio, over 25—SS 3, 78; USS 5, 77; SS 5, 76; US$ 12, 76. Duet, ever 25 Kathleen Dale and .Agnes Haverkarnp, $$ 82; Harris Snell and Heather Snell, SS 5, 81; Beverly Lee and Krystia Wiechowskl, SS 3, $0; Suzanne Dale and Marion Nett, SS 1, 80. Unison chorus, over 25--USS 5, e4; SS 3, 83; SS 8, 82. Unison chorus under 25—SS 11, 83; SS 7, 82; $S 9, 81, Boys under seven Ricky Snell, USS 10, 53; Paul Chain- ney, USS 5, 82; Kevin Dewitt, SS 3, 82, Girls under 13 .Johanna Walinga, SS 5, 83; Esther Mar- tin, SS 12, 82; Wendy Schneid- er, SS 9, 82; Brenda. Ball, SS 9, 81, Girls under nine—Helen And- erson, SS 11, 85; Donna Long- man, SS 8, 84; Janet Otten, SS 3, 83; Edith Haverkamp, SS 3, 83. Two-part chorus under 25 — USS 10, 84; USS 2, 83; SS 9, 82, Girls open — Heather Snell, SS 5, 80; Nancy Johnston, USS 10, 79. Boys under 11—Harris Snell, SS 5, 84; Billy Whyte, SS 3, 83; Douglas Bylsma, USS 2, 82; Steven Clark, SS 8, 83. Girls under seven — Judy Haverka.nm, SS 9, 84; Jo-Anne Snell, USS 10, 83; Louise Flunking, SS 9, 82; Karen Tyn- elan, USS 2, 82. Duet under 25—Vicki Well- banks and Betty Snell, USS 10, 84; Colleen Bell and Wibbina Bylsma, SS 7, 83; Timmy and Douglas Bylsma, USS 2, 82; Jaynie Snell and Robbie Snell, USS 10, 82. Boys under nine—John Byl- sma, SS 7, 85; Ian Hulley, SS 3, 84; Johnny Greidanus, SS 5, 83. Girls under 12 — Margaret Whyte, SS 3, 85; Susan Clark, SS 8, 82; Lloyd Shaddick, SS 11, 83; 'Linda Faye East, USS 2, 82. Double Trio, under 25—USS 10, 83; SS 11, ,78; USS 2, 77, Girls under '11—Agnes Hay- erkamp, SS 3, 85; Colleen Bell, SS 7, 84; Glenyce Anderson, SS 11, 83. Girls under 14—Coba Van- Baaren, SS 5, 83; Laura Deer, USS 5, 80; Betty Salverda, SS 12, 79. CLINTON TEACHERS TO MEET TUESDAY The Clinton unit of F.W.T.- A.O, will meet Tuesday even- ing, May 14 at 8 p.m. in Clin- ton Public School. This is the last meeting, so please try to attend, Stanley Pays $250 In Claims For Livestock Continued from Page 1) awarded the contract for sup- plying the material. He ten- dered at $4.75 per gallon for 55' gallons of weed spray and $9.14 per gallon for 45 gallons of brush-killer. It was the lowest of s i x tenders submitted, Three of the other tenders were only one cent higher than the win- ning price. Raise Grader Rental To comply with regulations set by the department of high- ways, council agreed to set the rental price of their grader at $8.00 per hour. This is an increase of $2 over the former rate, Due to the fact the department pays a subsidy on the grader, they have set up minimum prices for rental and if town- ships charge anything lower, they do not receive the full subsidy. In other business, council: Gave approval to the $7,000 community well planned for Varna. The project is being handled under the Ontario Wa- ter Resources Cot-emission and all costs will be levied against the hamlet. Voted to pay the $20 mem- bership to the Huron County Municipal Officers Association and the $10 membership to the Huron County Road Sup- erintendents Association. Appointed William Taylor, road superintendent, as inspec- tor under the Trench ExCavat- ors Act, Made a grant of $35 to the Seaforth Agricultural Society. Adjourned at 2:00 a.m. Hog Producers Seek More :Money For 80 Club Youths ecesetinueel from Page purchase price, The member will be assessed the Aetnal cost of the two gilts he draws, gloct Officers Don Pullen, assistant Agri,' Culture. representative, .cOndue, eed the election of ,officers and Bey Hill, Varna, was elected president of the gigantic or- ganization, - Keith Mulvey, RR 1, Wrox- eter was named vicetpresident and Bill Kolkinan, Varna, was appointed, secretary-treasurer, Jim Papple, RR 4, Seaforth, will handle the duties of press reporter. While the club has members from all over the county, it will be handled by only the one organization. However, meetings may be split up for the convenience of the mem- bers. Club leaders are Don Dodds, RR 1, Seaforth 'and Allan Haugh, RR 1, Brucefield, 0 HURONVIEW GROUP TO MEET MAY 13 The Huronview Auxiliary will meet at the home on Monday, May 13 at 2:30 p.m. Election of officers will take place and a good crowd is hoped for. Everyone welcome. Noxzema Instant Lather and-After Shave Lotion SPECIAL—Both for 89c Classic Clutch Wallets and Billfolds New Spring ColourS SPECIAL-98c GIVE HER Chocolates,--$1.0O to $3.00 Toiletry Sets By YARDLEY -- LENTHERIC and RUBINSTEIN $2.00 to $10.00 Personals Mr. . . joint Neiians And Mrs.,. William :Sheddeele were in .Pet- epee on Wednesday attending the funeral of their sister, Mrs.. Katie Brown,. Mr. and Mrs, A. C, Brandon. 152 eamee. Street spent the weekend visiting relatives in Windsor .and Detroit, QT.,INTONIAN CLUB MEETS TODAY e Olintonian .Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Eliza- beth Butler, 175 HuronStreet. Mrs. Ed Welsh will be lunch convener. A bus .will leave Lib- rary Park at 1.30 on Sunday, May 12 to go to London, POTTED PLANTS for Mother's Day from CLINTON GREENHOUSE And GARDEN CENTRE 182 Church St. Phone HU 2-7168 Gillette Razor - Blades and Shoving Cream Reg. $1.43—All For $1.00 Special This Week 100 Saccharine Tabs 1/4 groin—Only 11c Hamelin° Cover Girl Make Up Liquid and Pressed Powder reg, $2,50—Both For $2.00 SEND HER A MOTHER'S DAY CARD Sc to $1.00 Photo Finishing is Out Specialty Try Us For Fast Servioe Thursday, May 9A. 190-,cliatan ..NPws,Record.. Page 5 ATTENTION INFARMERS! ENGAGEMENTS ANN?, t)NOP .and Mrs. John Wald- ron, grand Pend, wish :to araeottriee the engagement of their' eldest daughter, Sharon Gati, to Mr. Paul Earl Weldo, son of Mr. Mrs. Earl. Weida, Zurich, The marriage to take place M. Grape Bone United Church, SatUrclaY, June 1, 1.963, at 2 p.m. 19p Mr. and. Mrs, Ross E. Love, Shipka, Ontario wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Kathryn Irene to Frederick Robert Lobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. I-la.rold W. Lobb, Brucefield, Ontario. Wed- ding to take place June 15 at 4 p,m., Grand Bend United Church. 19p Mr, and Mrs, Sam Castle, Clinton wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sibyl Jean to Mr. Douglas Neil McDougall, son of Mrs, James. Mc- Dougall and the late Mr. McDougall, RR 1, Auburn. The wedding to take place on June 1, 1963, at St, Andre w's Presbyterian Church, Clinton at 2.30 19p miters ahurchee REV. CLIFFORD G. PARR, MA., Minister Christian Parrilly Therne--"LIFE WITH FATHER'' WESLEY-WILLIS 11,00 axxt—Christi= family Day Service. Worship condubt- ed by John Hamilton and his family. 12.15 p.m. —Sunday School HOLMESVILLE 12,30 p.M.--Christien Family; Day Service. Sunday SchOol personnel conducting the worship. Infant Baptism adminittered. 1.30 p.m.—Sunday School, ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Reve L. DyMond, Rector Charles Merrill, Organist SUNDAY, MAY 12 EASTER IV 8,30 grans—Holy Communion 11,00 a.m.—Morning Prayer 2.00 pan.--,Tunior Confirmation Class 7.00 pat.—Evening Prayer Thursday, May 16—Chancel Gttlid titeet.S• at the hotne of Miss Luella 2tiatiaA8;1.5 Next Sunday is MOTHER'S DAY