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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-08-29, Page 8EXTRA . SERVICES pypiloblo 4t S ORTY'S 212 VICTORIA ST. (HWY, 4) HU 2-7661 Open Daily - from 6 p.m. to 3 am!, 2 Men on Duty Until 11 pa. for Greasing and Minor Repairs Wash Your Own Car • • Any'Wookooy Night after 6 pm, To Our Customers and Friends: We wish to extend our appreciation and thanks to all those who patronized the Farmer's Dell Drive-in at Brucefield. Your continued patronage will be appreciated under the new management •of Charlie Ross. - Jim and Florence Boughen Entries Now Being Accepted FOR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE AT Jim's Bowling Alley League to Start September 23 Interested persons should contact JACK STANLEY HU 2-3352 I MRS. MARG. MacDONALD HU 2-9673 JIM'S BOWLING ALLEY :HU 2-9042 ANm • Awe NPR READ: AII/CI I MONEY Y01/ 9071 WE& IS a.? ueenr? RESTAURANT CLINTON'S FOREMOST 482-9076 CLINTON Sanford .Lawbr AUBURN - Funeral service was held at the J.' Keith Ar- thur funeral home, Auburn, for Sanford Lawlor who passed away in Clinton Public Hos- pital after a long illness. Born at Auburn he was the son of the late Thomas Lawlor and Mary Neaves, and was in his 85th year. He resided in this district all his life and was a farmer in West Wawanosh. His wife, the former Nellie Wetherell, passed away four years ago. He was a member of Knox United Church and is survived by one son, Thomas, Colborne Township; five daughters, Mrs. Calvin (Thelma) McIntyre, Wingham; Mrs. B. (Lottie) Smith, Toronto; Mrs. Gordon (Pearl) Anderson, Goderich; Mrs. Gordon (Hazel) Smyth, RR 2, Auburn; Mrs. William (Florence) Reed, RR 3, Au- burn; else). 4 grandchildren; two ,brothers, George, Auburn; Leander, Kenton, Man.; and three sisters, Mrs. Alfred (Mary) Rollinson; Mrs. Wil- liam (Julia) Medd, Goderich• and Mrs. Dorinda Ferguson, iWndsor. Rev. Charles Lewis conduct- ed the funeral service and bur- ial took place in Ball's ceme- tery with the pallbearers being Ed Davies, Gordon Dobie, Amos Andrew, Kenneth Scott, Char- les Scott and Lloyd McClarty. Relatives and friends were present from Toronto, . Wing- ham, London, Sarnia and the surrounding area. Dr. and Mrs. John. Downie were the godparents. The chid- dren's grandmother, Mrs. Fred Gadbois, Minedosa, Man,, and their great grandmother, Mrs. Charles F. Rogers attended the service. Mrs. R. G. Hunter entertain- ed at a family dinner at her home afterwards, Charles F. Rogers is on leave from the Canadian Consular Service, Hamburg, Germany, until October. Adjust brakes and repack front wheel bearings Align front end to manufacturer's specifications These Safety' Features All Available At SCRUTON'S FIRESTONE 238 ALBERT STREET In The Former Hanover Transport Building Phone HU 2-7681 Balance front wheels COURSES FER UNIVERSITY - CREDIT to be offered in Clinton beginning hi October to students proceeding to a degree on a part-time basis AT CLINTON DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE SUBJECT FIRST MEETING TIME Economics 20 Sat., Oct. 5 9:30 a.m. Psychology 20 Sat., Oct. 5 1:30 p.m. PPIC 0-t-411 0.00 NeWPAPCPY4'--"TbUll'S-• A49. 29, 190; J. .1g, 'Stewart is 'patient Clintonip Public. gPSPita4 • which he entered. on Friday, • Mrs, J,, Pease and Ervizie• Pease, London, were at their, cottage over the 'weekend, Mrs.. Fred gadheig, Minedosa, Mari„ is.. visiting :her son Cher, les F. Rogers And ,family. Mrs, Green, Topeka, • Kansas, is the gUest of Mr, -and Mrs. H. Ormond, Mr. and Mrs. .JameS Gulley and daughter, Janet, T.,ondon, , visited at the rectory on. Tties, day evening of last week, Mrs. T, W. Oates has return- ed to her home in Hamilton after spending . the season at her cottage. Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Steckle: Miss Alyce Don and friend,: Lois Arnold, Galt, were also at the family cottage over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Otto van Ron- nenkarnpff, London, were at the Hurt family residence last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Mur- ray, Warren, Mich., visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Steckle. Miss Josephine Stirling vis- ited her sister, Mrs. H. Mc- Laren in Port Elgin from Wed- nesday to Friday, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Payne, Listowel, and St. Petersburg, Florida, are visiting their son, Warner Payne and family. Mr and Mrs. Claire Swart' Creep, Mich., were the guests Of Mrs, Bruce Menerey from Friday to Tuesday. Mrs, George Lindsay was able to leave Clinton Public HosPital on Wednesday of last week and is recuperating at borne. Mr. Grime and family have recently moved from London to Guelph, where he is •a mem- ber of the teaching staff at A. L, Ross Collegiate. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stirl- ing and daughter, Jo Anne, Meaford, came on Monday to visit his aunts Misses A, M. and E. J. Stirling for a few days, Corp. Lloyd Westlake, OPP, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Mank and two chil- dren, Robbie' and Pam, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toms. Mr. and Mrs. Len Pounder and Shannon Rose, who have moved from Walkerton to Han- over, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wil- fred Heard. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Long and two children, Ancaster, sp- ent last week with her mother, Mrs. Harry Baker at "Wheel- In". Mr. Baker joined them over the weekend. Mr and Mrs. E. A. t'eather- ston and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson returned home on Fri- day evening after a delightful motor trip to visit relatives in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and North Dakota. Miss Janet, Graham, •Adastral Park, visited Miss Jackie Wes- ton over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, Lon- don, also spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Weston. - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Little and Mrs. Little's mother, Mrs. Wil- liam Clark, Brantford, • spent Thursday to Saturday at the home of Charles Toms and vis- ited him in Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. David Dewar returned home on Tuesday evening after having attended the marriage of her grandson, David George Dewar to Miss Jane Watson, Oshawa, on Saturday, and spending the weekend with her sgn, David, Toronto. Mrs. J. E. Howard and Miss Anne Drouin spent a few days last week with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. H. G, E. Crosby, Morre town, F./L and Mrs. R. A. Simons, Randy and Danielle , Downs- view, were at "Shangri-La", their home in the village over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bond, Tor- onto; Miss Wynn •Ashplant and Mrs. W. R. Elgie, London, were guests of H. A. Stinson and Mrs. A. Furter last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heiman, Elizabeth and John, Miss Helene Brownlee accompanied by Miss Grace Dunn, London, were guests of their aunt, Mrs. R. B. Johnston on Sunday. Miss Pamela Fellows, nurse- in-training, Victoria Hospital, London, is spending her vaca- tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fellows, "Kings Heath", Glitter Bay. Mrs. Robert Clark who has been vacationing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotch- mer returned to her home in Cleveland on Sunday morning with her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Peterka. Jimmy McMillan returned to his home in Woodstock, Thurs- day evening after having spent the greater part of the summer with his aunt, Mrs. Reg Fran- cis, under the care of his cou- sin, Marian Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Candela and children returned to De- troit today (Thursday) after having visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Brisson for a fort- night. Mrs. T. E. Duffin and son, Tommy, have been summering at the cottage of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunn. Miss Grace Vessey has returned to London after spending -two weeks with her niece, and Mrs. brain remained with her daughter this week, Mr and Mrs. J. Et. •Grime and two children, Derek and Barry, spent Saturday with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E, G. Bellchamber. His brother, Nigel Bellchamber, accompanied them en Saturday night, Visiting with them until Monday. Mrs. R. G. Hunter, Mrs. Charles Rogers and Miss Sally FOR SUPERB FOOD IT'S 7e not ft Effigy' Re nion .13,417.7mp - Mrs.. Wilfred . Heard And, family .had ..happy: relelien, on Sunday with IMO nieces and three nephews she hadn't seen for :23. years, They were nary Ellis, L4m, hethl Joseph Ellis, Nemieth El Mrs. J, E. Rawlins, Mrs. John Lee, London. Another nephew, .Donald ,Montreal, was not able to 'loin the family picriic at 1.1ar- bottr Park. Their .mother, Mrs. Fleard's 5iSter., died when she was 26 years of age and the children wore taken by the Children's Aid Society and placed. .in fas- ter homes, They lived in various places from Nova .'Scotia to British Columbia. Mrs. '1-Teard had tried to toe- ate them without success. This spring, her nieces contacted her. Life insurance available at low group rate GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE Now Located at Waterloo Street Corner West Street 22nd FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 3 Modern Building - New Electric and Manual Typewriters Qualified Teachers - Mimeograph - Dictaphone Monthly Tuition $28.00 Diplomas issued to Graduates for Senior and Junior Courses by THE.BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF CAN. Final Examinations are set and graded by the i Board of Examiners We suggest that you start with the class on September 3. Register Now! Dial JA 4-8521, 7284 or 6307 for an appointment HOUSEHOLD FINANC Need back-to-school cash? AMOUNT OF LOAN Get an HFC Shopper's Loan Shop now for the best clothing values. Pay for books, tuition, supplies. Borrow confidently from the company backed by 85 years' experience. $100 /50 550 1000 1600 2200 2500 About d ymnnts 111010 Princimil and Inkoast, and are bMed on prompt ropayinentf but do not InclOde the 00310f Me Insurance months i••4• ••••A• 60 '04 .88 1• 83.71 95.12 MONTHLY' PAYMENT PLANS t. 36 23.73 31.65 41,45 68,81 94.62 10 7.52 mo0 nths $ 6.12 32.86 44.13 58.11 94.11 129.41 147.05 20 Month$ $ 9.46 51.24 69.21 91.56 146.52 201.46 228.93 months e, Crawford, Menages, 611,A- West Street TelepheiteJA. 44481 bEitttli Among Top EX:hibitOr.S At Flower Show Clinton Community Horticultural Society bad their most successful floWer show Friday, when close to 400 exhibits overflowed the council chambers. The Show was described as the "best for quality and quantity" by veteran exhibitor, Cliff Epps, shown above with Miss Louella .Johnston, left, and Miss Karen Schefter, right, inspecting some of the gladioli, Miss Johnston, president of the group; topped the point winners, while Mr. Epps, treasurer, placed second. (N32.vsRecorel Photo) Bayfield Woollen Shop ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE of ALJEAN CORET DELKEITH SHAMROCK These are all Name Brands Clothing Many Reduced to 1/2 Price Bargains in . . SHOES -- SLIPPERS -- BLANKETS Etc. 34-5b Beth Hunter returned from Tor- onto on Wednesday of last week. Dr. and Mrs, John Downie, Christine and Jocelyn, Kingston, came to visit them, and Dr Hunter ' arranged on Friday to stay over Labour Pay. Mrs. Don Ferguson is a pat- ient in Clinton hospital since the first part of last week. Miss Dorothy Klashan, London, is caring for her one-month old baby, Paul. Debbie and Derek accompanied their grandmoth- er, Mrs. Ken Ferguson, Sr., Bill and Della Lou to London on Sunday to visit baby Paul. Mrs, William L. Metcalf, Montreal, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. David Dewar and accompanied her mother and brother, David, to Toronto on Friday. She attended the Dewar-Watson wedding in Osh- awa on Saturday and visited her brother James Dewar and family, Kingston, en route to Montreal. Mrs. Alex Reoch and two sons, Bob arid Allan, returned to Toronto on Monday . after having visited Mr. "and Mrs. Lindsay Smith and her sister, Mrs. Dalton Smith and family foal a few days. Ivan Steckle, Jr., accompanied them on their return trip to Toronto for a few days visit and to attend the CNE. 0 Four Generations Attend Baptism At Local Church HAYFIELD - The service of Holy Baptism was held in Trin- ity Church on Sunday morning last by the Rev. E. J. B. Harris- on for the two sons of Charles F. Rogers and his wife, An- nike -Groot, of Hamburg, Ger- many. Andrew James was two years of age that day and John David, five months old, wore the chris- tening robe which had served four generations of the Rogers family. ERR1LL T SEIM( Authorized Philips Dealer Radio - TV and Appliance Repairs 215 Victoria Street - .---- Phone HU 2-7021 "Servim /a Our Ibminess" TV Clearance Sale OF 1963 Philips 19" and 23" Models High Quality Sets at Low Low Prices New Guarantee With 2-Year Picture Tube Warranty TRADE-INS ACCEPTED - SEE THEM TODAY AT - TuitiOn fees for Extension Courses are $90.00 per course payable in full at the time of registration. Cheques may be post-dated not later than October 1st, 1963. UNIVERSITY of WESTERN ONTARIO. Department of Extension and Summer School LONDON Admission Students who have not previously been admitted to the University of Western Ontario should apply for admission before Septem- ber 15th using the appropriate application forms. The application forms may be obtained by mail from: Mr. G. L. Amyot, Admissions Officer, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario. When completed, the application for admission and all of the supporting documents requested thereon should be mailed to: Mr% G. L. Amyot, Admissions Officer, Uni- versity of Western Ontario, London, Ontario. The decision with respect to admission will be sent to students by mail. Upon receiving official notice of acceptance students may register in courses for which they are eligible. Registration Students admitted to the University, may register for exten- sion courses in person or by mail on or before 15 September 1963. Reg- istration forms may be obtained by application to the Registrar, or Department of Extension & Summer School: The completed form to- gether with a cheque covering total tuition fees should be returned to the Registrar. A course may be withdrawn if fewer than 12 Students reg- ister. It is imp,eratiVe, therefore, that students register by mail as soon as posSible since the deeisioti to offer a course will depend upon the number of registrations received by the 15th of September. Fees r x • a. . • Si Faculty of lUis and Science Department of Extension and Summer School University of Western Ontario Announces ONTARIO