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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-06-27, Page 12Every Sunday Evening From 5.00 to 7.00 O'clock AT HOTEL (LINTON • Phone HU 24011 for Reservations We Cater to Dinner Parties and Wedding ketepticint the street with siren whooping, slithering sideways between the curbs, as it was operated by drivers at both ends. At Grand Bend, the parade was nearly doubled in size as it was joined by an estimated 1,500 Shriners from both sides of the border for the clay's fun and business sessions. Even Grand Bend's bathing beauties had to take a back seat to the razzle dazzle of the Shriners who splashed the resort's main street with col- our and their usual antics. In. a special ceremony, the Potentate was preSented 'with a "key" to the resort by reeve, Stewart Webb, and the Shrin- ers quickly took advantage of their "freedom". Not All Fun The parade ended at the Grand Bend airport where the John Farrell, Theresa Golds- worthy (FT), Sharon Gray (H), Maureen Hayter, John Jacob, Stanley Lesnick (H), Phyllis Lobb (H), Wendy-Kay McGee (H), Sharon Martin, Shirley Pierson. Richard Roorda (H), Lloy Ann Ruther- ford, Barbara. Snell, Michael Sutcliffe, Louis Vanlammeren, Cathryn Patricia Wallis, Doug- las Wells (H), Siebrand Wilts, Ineke Zondag. 12B Nigel Bellchamber (H), John Bylsma, Patsy Cox, Sylvia Fitzsimons, John Galbraith, Ben Greydanus, Dennis Logan (H), Isobel McCowan, Cheryl Madill, Priscilla Martin, Terry Muise, John Powell, Lorie Spano, Ferne Steckle, Nancy Stirling, Robert Trick, Jean McCowan. 12D Robert Addison, Ernie Bru- bacher (H), Michael Burns, Kaye Carter, Bruce Cooper, Tony DeCoo, Margaret Glid- don, Wayne Grigg, William Hamilton, Bonnie Homuth (H), Kenneth Johnston, Nancy Olde (H), Karen Schefter, Peter Thompson, William Trevena (II), John Turner (H), SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Ruth Adams, Susanne Boyle, Rita Flynn, Betty Ann Gib- bings, Joanne Glew, Janet Harris, Carol Ann Hill, Pat Horbaniuk, Alex Hyde, Lyn Johnston, Don Lockhart, Joan McDougall (H), Nancy Scruton, Lynne Shipley (H), Mary Squire, Gerald Stirling, Carol Young. Patricic Langille, Robert McMichael, David McRae (H),, Brian Mermen (H), Janice II/Lerner, William Merrill, David Qverboe (II), Larry Pickett, Raymond Radford, David Scan- Ion, Lynda Seetchmer, Peter Staniforth, Bonnie Taylor, Douglas Telford, Charley Zon- dervan. 9cr Charles Andrews, Doug/4e Ball, Constance Beck, Bonnie Boyes, James Collins, James Cooper, Joan Cooper (El), Lin- da Dales ,Paul Dixon, Nancy Elliott, Mary Ferguson, David Graham, Carol Kenapston, David Lang, Helen Livermore (H), Marie Lobb, Lynda MacDonald, Glen-I de Mero, Mary Jean Neilans, Larry O'Connell, David Parker, Rolston Steep, Carol Thomp- son (I-I), 9)11 Brenda Adams, Penelope Bateman' (1-l), Neil Bellchamb- er, Judith Boys (H), Marvin Brubacher (H), Danny Camp- bell (H), Rolfe Cooke (H), 'Bonnie Cox (H), William Cox (H), John Cullen (H), Freder- ick Eckel (H), Kenneth Hamil- ton, Gwendolyn Hay (H),, Doug- las Hyde (H), John Irwin (H), Frederick Jewson (II), Judith Johnston (H). Lynn Lesnick (H), Linda Little (H), Elizabeth Liver- more (H), Grace McAdam (H), Murray McBride (H), Marg- aret McCullough, Larry Mc- Kinley (H), Sharon Middleton, William Robinson (H), Janet Roorda (H), Jeffrey Shaddick (H), Linda Spano (H), Charles Switzer, Cheryl Toll (H), Ger- tie VanLammeren, Robert Vocl- den, Theresa Zablocki (H). REGISTRATION CARD FOR JULY SWDAMING CLASSES Name Age Address Telephone 1, have given (Signature of Parent) • • ,,,,,, a v.. ... „ .................... permission to attend (dhild's name) swimming lessons at the Clinton Swimming Pool. Fill out above form and bring to Swiniming Pool 2:00 p.ra. to 4:00 'pml. on Friday, June 20 0:00 a.M. to 12:00 node) on Saturday, June 29 25-6b • Clinton Recreation Committee CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUNDS Open Tuesday, July 2 • A Supervised Program will be operated in three parks for children aged 6 - 12 years. • The Program will include sports, musk, crafts & recreation periods under trained leaders. • LOCATION: 1. COMMUNITY PARK, Park St. 2. ALMA GROVE PARK—Alma & Erie Sts. 3. PINECREST SUBDIVISION Park, High Street one block east of East Street. For the first day, go to the park nearest you; it may be necessary to re-allocate some children later. • Dates: Tuesday, July 2 to Friday, August 2, • Times: 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, • Registration: 50c per child, maximum $1.00 per family. 25-6b SUMMER! GLASSES Glass Sets in Tumbler or Old Fash- ioned Sizes. Gold leaf design. $5.35 & $5.98 set of 8 Tumbler Set-12-oz. Size with Coin decoration, boxed. $4.25 for 8 Old Fashioned Glasses in assorted colors, boxed in 6 1 5 $1.95 box Tray and Glass Set-6 glasses with knob design on base $5.75 set Non Spill Trays in round design. Black or tan Plastic Insulated Tumblers or Cups, 4 colors in pkg. 98c pkg. McEwan CLINTON ONTARIO $2.98 ea. miracle worker A Flash of Intensely Personal Drama A Great Motion Picture starring ANNE BANCROPT . best actress PATTY DUKE best supporting Etetres,s- Cartoon • #4, C RI V 0 n CONSCIOUS? .471/4 . Your Problems will be less when you save and borrow at Clinton Community Credit Union Limited BUDGET Life Insurance Plus Dividends on Savings Life Insurance and Low Interest on Loans J. E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN On Holidays — July 1-23 Office open for repairs or replacements LOOKING FOR SOMETHING BETTER IN A QUALITY USED CAR? RIGHT SNOW WE'VE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF CHEVROLETS or PONTIACS FOR YOU TO SEE. HARDTOP - BEL AIR - BISCAYNE Two Door or Four Door Standard or Automatic Transmission. PRICED TO SELL! '61 NASH Rambler Sedan $1695 clean .Very '56 fLYMOUTH Sedan - 350 fair condition. '59 VOLKSWAGEN - S 895 '56 METEOR Country Sdn $ 695 Ideal for a large family. `59 STUDEBAKER Sedan $1075 OTHERS, TOO, OF COURSE. Why not come in NOW. Look them over. The one you want may be in stock br coming in. Your inquiries are Wel, corned. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. vovii rrittgrav aft VIttitEt )tiLttitidoBILE AND ENVOY DEALER HU 1.9321 CLINtON 4111111111111111.1111W. Area Enjoys Dazzling Shrine Parade, Local Men Candidates At Sessions Every Wednesday Evening From 5.30 to 8.00 O'clock AND Peewee Squads Meet Tonight (Continued from Page One) GlOusher, June Govier, Bryan Lightfoot, Sheila Lockwood, Cameron MacDellald, Den- ald IVfachan, Joan Moon, Ivan Oesch, Marie Paul, George Schnubb, Eleine Smith, Doug- las Thompson, Sharon Turner, 9D Judy Arsenault, Barbara Carter, Sharon Cleave, Andrew DePuetter, Raymond Eckel, Richard Grigg, Ruth Golds- worthy, EmMa Gregory, Nancy Johnson, Sharon Lee, Hugh Lightfoot, Carol Mercer, Linda Osborne, John Saunder- cock, Barbara Smith, Leonard Thompson, Joyce Vestrum. 9E Lynda Armstrong, Cheryl Barnes, Peggy Ann Kettles, Paul Booth, Janet. Brandon, John Broeze, Gordon Caldwell, RoheetCollins, James Cox, James .C-rawford, Bruce Elliott, Margaret Forrest, Eric Gah- wiler, Robert Harland, Paula Henderson (H), Richard Le- Beau, Ellen Lindsay, Linda. McClinchey, Elaine McMichael, Joan McNeil, Lin- da Nesbitt, Thomas Newell, Wayne Potter, Patsy Bothwell, Karen Saddler, Beverly Sparks, Ann Stephenson, John Talbot, Douglas Wallis, Rosalie West- lake (H), James Wright. 9F Reginald Hadley, Wayne Bauer, Candice Bell, Mary Blok, Case Buffinga, Philip Burns, Rosemary Carter, Ellen Cole, Rowena Corey, Helen Corran, Bonnie Dalrymple (H), Linda Dohoo (H), Pamela Fisher, Vikki Fowler, James Gibbons, Helen Good, Jane Hamilton ,Gerald Hayter, Sharon Hodges, Arthur Hunk- 04.4PP1,9 Subject to the approvel of the Department of Echicatien, the. ,f011oWing students have been recommended for the In, termediate certificate: 104 Walter Becker, Richard Bird, Craig Collier, Melvin 00.01, Dennis Durand, Richard Gra- ham, harry Jones, MaLk Martin, Kenneth Mureh, I-04- Oct Overholt, Clyde *on Plumsteel, Larry Robin- son, jarpee Tudor. 1087, Gloria Adams, Adeline Chap, pel„ Dianne Currie, Jeanne Dzioha, Martha Fischer, Nancy Johnston, Joanne Martin, Lyn, da Rathwell (H), Elaine RuM- ball, Carol Steep, Sharon Wass- man, Dina Wonch. 10132 Linda Adams, Regina Buckle, Betty Jean Cook, Audrey Duiz- er, Judy Graham, Gwen Law- son, Norma MaDongall, June Morenz, Diane Reid, Marlene Schultz, Patsy Schwalm. 100 Douglas Allen, Suzanne Bart., liff, Mary Barbara Campbell, Betty Cartwright, Ruth Claus- ius, Michael Cushman, Shirley Fleet (H), Caroline Gackstet- ter, Murray Grigg, Adele Hee- peck, Shirley Jaques, Gerry Johnson,. Bonnie Johnston, Brenda Joyce Kennedy, Roy McAdams, Steve Maguire, Kar- en Radford, Robert Reynolds, Robert Wareham, Murray Youngblut, Sheryl Rozell, 10D Judy Amy (H), Mary Ellen Andrews, Murray Mackie (H), Susan Brown, Pat Burns, .Linda Cole (H), Shirley Darn- brough, Brad Dutot, Cheryl Edgson, Pat Fletcher, Julia Harland, Monique Haspeck, Anne Knapp, James Livermore (H), Gordon Logan, Fred Lud- wig, Terry Madill, Edward Martin (H), David 1VIedd, Jim Pollard, Douglas Proctor, Patricia Rob- inson, Terrence Rutledge, Don- ald Scrimgeour, Susan Smith, Bonnie Snell, Dick Steenstra, Marsha Tebbutt, John Vander- hear. 10E Frances Blacker (H), Faye Carter, James Cole, Gayle Coombs (H), Robert Cooper (H), Harry Cummings, Claire Dale, Teena Deboer, Robert Dohoo, Cathy Draper, Barbara Flett, Glenna Gowing, Barbara Irwin (H), Joan Irwin (H), Elwin Kingswell, Bruce Mc- Bride (H), Diane McCaw, Clarence Magee (H), Clara Martin (H), Sandra Middleton (H), Linda Murphy, Linda Nicholson, Donna Peck (H), Barbara Pegg (H), Robert Shaddick, Lynn Shaer, Wayne Sprung, Marjorie Turner (H), Josephine Vanlammeren, Diane Verhoef, Douglas Warwick. 1OF Barbara Ball, Bryan Bell, Greg Brandon, Anne Caldwell, Keith Cartwright, James Col- lins, john Cox, Jeffrey Dixon, John Geiger, Diane Gerrits, Barry Glazier, Shirley John- ston, Ericka Koetsier. Barrie Miller, Gordon Mood- ie, Linda Murch, Nancy Must- ard, Nicole Paquette, Larry Pearson, David Pugh, Barbara Semple, Pamela Servos, Barb- ara Sharp, Steven Smith, Don- ald Swan, Fred Tyndall, Marg- aret Weston, Lenus Yeo, Ro- bert Pearson. 100 William Blacker, Bruce Col- lins, James Francis, Gary John- ston, Ken McCowan, Martin Montmorency, Robert Norman, Larry Preszcator, Gordon Tait, Tony Verburg (H), Ivan Wil- lert, Fred Zwaan. The following students have been promoted from GRADE 11 to GRADE 12 11A Margaret Jean Addison, Lynn Brown, Jean Christian, Laurie Colquhoun, Douglas Currie, Lorraine Deveau (H), Donalda Freeman, Eileen Gar- rett, Morrie Hoggart, Bernice Hunking, George Lindsay (H), Ann McCowan (H), Carole Mc- Donough, Ken McGowan, Douglas Ma- caulay, Thomas Mountford, Shirley Mustard, William J. Ross, Margaret Semple, Rich- ard Shaddick (H), Beryl Stev- ens, Bonnie Stirling, Catherine Stirling, Mary Vandendool, El- eanor Wright, Gwen Yeats, Marilyn Yeo, 11D Margaret Aldington, Maria Blok, Steven Cooke, Dianne Faber (H), Irene Garrow, Joyce Hayter (H), Glenyce Jewitt (H), James McCullough, Mur- ray Morrison, Chris Muise, Ken Osborn. Dianne Peck, John Powell, Michael Saotchmer, Gary Sem- eniuk (H), Dennis Shipp, Ken- SERVICE REPAIR Galbraith Radio & TV Phone HU 1-3841 Clinton business sessions of the Mocha Temple Shrine were held, at which 90 candidates were pres- ented for membership. Included in the candidates were seven area men, includ- ing the Potentate's brother, Wilf. Other Clinton men were: Jerry Holmes, Ken Flett, Fr- ank Cook,' Carl Powell and WIC Vinnicombe. Brucefield's Ken Scott was another of the candidates who were roped to- gether for the march in the summer resort. Highlight of the day for the Shriners was the presentation of cheques totalling between $10,000 and $12,000, which will be used for work in the Sh— rine hospitals f o r 'crippled children. One of the cheques was from the host club, the Bluewater Shriners, and was the proceeds from the recent Shrine — Knights of Columbus sports night at Goderich that is ex- pected to be an annual event. The presentation was made P4.41.4,41.#0,04,~41.4,144,11.4.04MIKINNINOW,N1 BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN C L.111,11 .0,N 2 Complete Shows Nightly FIRST SHOW AT DUSK 2nd Show at approx. 11 o'clock Thursday and Friday June 27 and 28 "BACHELOR FLAT" A Delightful Comedy in Color TUESDAY WELD., RICHARD BEYMER (Adult Entertainment) Cartoon Saturday and Monday June 29 and July 1 WAR ACTION IN COLOR "NEVER S O FEW" FRANK SINATRA GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA Cartoon HOLIDAY SUNDAY MIDNITE SHOW at 12:05 DOUBLE FEATURE "REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN" Colcir (Adult Entertainment) Plus — — "Curse of the Demon" Cartoon Tuesday and Wednesday July 2 and 3 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER "the COMING NEXT: "ROAD TO HONG KONG" p4,••••••~••••44.4.00.••••,••••• -•••••••••••••••••••.•••••4 'or LoopTItie The Dodgers and the Tigers. will Meet tonight (Tharsday). at the Clinton Public .$009i diamond for the championship of the :Kinsmen peewee ,base, ball league., The ..Dodgers ,geined first place despite 'losing 15,5 to, the White $ox last week, while the Tigers -.copped second with a 24-8 win over the Yankees last night, The game is slated for 6:00 p.m. and the winners will re- ceive the .Clinton. News-Record trophy, 0 In 1962 the total payroll of all governments in oanada — federal, provincial and munici, pal—was $1,844,000,000. COMING EVENTS Thursday, June 27 — BINGO 1p Legion Memorial Hail, Kirk Street at 8;30 p.m. 15 regular' games for $5; 1 game for $25;, 3 Share e the Wealth games; Jackpot $55.00 in 55 numbers.. No door prize. Admission 50e. Thurs., June 27. Strawberry and Ham Supper, 5;30 to 8 p.m,. at Brucefield United Church,, Adults $1.25, Children 60c. 25b-26x Friday, June 28 — Clinton Citizens Horticultural Open Rose Show in council chamber Doors open 2:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Several draws and door prize at 9:30 p.m. Silver Col- lection. Everyone welcome. 26x Friday, June 28 — Teeswater Bingo. Come to the first Lions Club Bingo in Teeswater Arena on Friday evening, June 28th, commencing at 9 o'clock, and continuing every second Friday night. 12 $40 games; 2 $100.00 specials; 1 $500 special. 26b Monday, July 1 — Ham and Turkey Supper, • St. Andrew's United Church, Bayfield. 5-7 p.m. $1.25, children under 12, 75 cents. 26b Tuesday, July 2 — BINGO- in Fish and Game Club. Jackpot $57 in 57 numbers. 15 regular games; 3 share-the-wealth gam- es; 1 $25 special game. Six door prizes. 8.30 p.m. ltfb Page 'R Clinton :News--Recor4,,,44•Irs„ June ;7; 19.0.1, CHSS PROMOTIONS (Continued from Page 1) complete with an out-size mus- ic box. The gay paraders gave a few of the spectators some anxious moments when they aimed their haze and fire buckets at them. However, the spectators were "drenched" only in con- fetti that poured out. Preceded by more bands and a sparkling white convertible carrying Potentate Parker, the local Bluewater Shrine Club displayed their old fire truck with bells ringing and siren blaring away as it proceeded. Adding to the colour were the blue and scarlet tunics of the "firemen". The finale piece of fire fight- ing equipment was the old ladder truck manned by mem- bers of the Tillsonbueg Shrine Club. It came swooping down neth Smith, Carol Taylor, Carol) Wallis, Marjorie Woods (H). 110 Janet Armstrong, Laurie Bates (H), Rose Brubacher (H), Adriana. Cormier, Ruth Cutler (H), 'Gwen Davies (H), Ronald Elliott, Douglas Frem- lin, Sandra Lyn Henry, Bev Hill, Bryan Levis, Borden Mc- Rae, Joan Mills, Gayle Mote, Lynne Rees, Susan Roorda, , Diane Sim- monds, Kathryn Sparks (H), Larry Thompson, Alice Tref- fers, Margaret Trewartha (H), Sharlene Turner, Jayne Vos (H), Barbara Wasson, Heather Winter. 11D Norman Amy, John Cooper, George Counter, Douglas Darn brough, Barbara Draper, Tony Duizer, Norman Eckel, Donald Freeman, Ray Gi]fillan, William Graham, Edward Grant, Karen Johnston, Michael LeBeau, Douglas McBeath, Shirley' Meehan, Carol Ann Moody, Dawnekla Robinson, Nellie Salverda, Douglas Scrim- geour, James Steckle, Karen Talbot, Linda Lou Thompson, William Thompson, Reta Wam- mes, Philip White, Janice Wright. GRADE 12 Subject to the approval of the Department of Education, the following students have been recommended for the Secondary, School Graduation Diploma. GENERAL COURSE 12A Bayne Boyes, Hilary Dymond, Brian Dolan (H), Joan Elliott, Kindergarten Pupils Put on Program No matter how hard he huffed and puffed, 'Robin McAdam, left, couldn't muster enough wind to blow down the "brick house" of the three little pigs, which was one of the featured skits at the concert presented by the two kindergarten classes at Clinton Public School, Tuesday. The perform- ances were witnessed by capacity crowds of parents and younger brothers and sisters in both the after- noon and morning, Two of the three little pigs identified above are Karen Hicks and Nancy Ann Brubacher, and they are safely protected by the brick house formed by the youngsters on the out- side. Other pupils of Mrs. Dorothy Williams are shown in the background. (News-Record photo) Smorgasbord Dinners jointly by Jerry Whaley of the K of C and Matt Ainslie of the Bluewater Shriners. Much of the organizational work for , the busy day's act- ivities was handled by the Po- tentate and members of the Bluewater Shriners under pres- ident, Harry Williams, Holmes- vine. Shriners were present from as far away as Erie, Pennsyl- vannia and Potentates were on hand from Detroit, Toronto, Saginaw and Flint.