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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-05-07, Page 5FOR SUPERB FOOD iV 74 not - a RESTAURANT CLINTON'S FOREMOST 482-9076 CLINTON perhaps we'll dispense with the sermon, Partner says, "Well, if I load- ed the whale wagon with feed, and only one old cow turned up, I think I'd feed her." Preacher agreed it was good logic. Went tgraugh entire service; includ- ing one-hour sermon. When 'it ended, he asked far- mer what he thought. Latter replied, "Well, if I loaded the whole wagon with feed and only one old cow. turned up to, be fed, I don't think rd dump the' whole wagon in front of her." 4nd the answer to the last question? Why do women live longer than men. 'Taint orig- inal, but I like it. "Because they don't have wives." BEAU& TO PEOPLE 71/5WAY 11P. MoiviCEEAri ESTEHWEYI 19/24 Il DOWN... SUGAR and SPICE (By W. B. T. SMILEY) e4141.4 .1.11,11,4",1,04?4P.P.M.P411,041, REMEMBER HER WITH SOMETHING TO WEAR May We Suggest: Night Gown 4* Pyjamas Handbag Glove & Scarf Set Nylons LADies* WEAR HENSALL EXETER MILT & MABEL'S RESTAURANT RE-OPENING AFTER RE-DECORATING Our loth nniversary T`o ail our Patrons and Friends we wish to thank yOU all for past patronage and hope to terve you in futUre years. w Drop in 'Friday, May 8, Saturday, May 9 for Free Coffae and Doug hnuts, or Pepsi, or Coca Cola and Ide Crean, Bars SUNDAY SPECIAL Roast Turkey Full Course Dinner $1.00 MILT and MAf381: SCHkEilIElk and St All' Thuocfay,. May 7 , 1904--c.1 W4 n. • News-Record,49gg 4 Local ,1440MOrial :511QP T..PRYPE. and SQA CLINTON ,EXETER SEAFORTH Open Every AftPrrippri. mow: .8!) 2-7712_ At other times 5,90.90 Representative---A. Steep-,-482.6642 21t,f)4 SPECIAL ,Day Dinners Served from 12. Neon to 8 P.M. .9t the ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL CLINTON. Ph one 482-3489 for Reservations HELD OVER by Popular Request The Mercy Bros. And Don Bird ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service Special Values and Reminders This Week Mother's Day Assortments of Neilson's, Cadbury's and Rowntree's Chocolates 15c to $3.85 An Attractively Packa g ed. Line of BUBBLE BATH OILS and GUEST ROOM SOAP at I 5c per pkg. An Assortment of COLOGNES -- PERFUMES and TOILET WATER Attractively 'Packaged and Very Reasonably Priced — Some at 1/2 Price Then There's Always The Fun of Photography on Mother's Day We Are Agents For MAICO HEARING AIDS And Hearing Aid Batteries EDWARDS PHARMACY Alan W. Edwards — Mary E, Edwards, Phm.B. ADMIRAL PHOTO SERVICE Prescriptions - - - Animal Health Supplies Dial 482-6626 - - Clinton, Ontario News Editor; .AeneleFet! Phone HU;4349 ATJLIr,,,ITOtioN197.0.4. Miss O'Connor !is the tianghtter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Connor and the groom is the SOrt Mrs, A, Bull, all of Windsor, The' ,'Orficle, nurse-in-training at Tlotel lieu l..TOsPita.:1 in Wind- sox, WAS given in; marriage by. her father. '"The best man was Mr. Mike AlenlAny, . A ,stpart froqk of apple green linen was worn by the bride; her hat was in matching color and .she .carried g spray of roses and white 'mums. Her attend- ant, Mrs. B. powers was tin a. navy blue suit with White straw bat, She carried white 'mums, Father Eilchard 13ussey of- ficiated. Mr, N. Stone wps at the organ and. Mrs. R. Petersen sang "Ave Maria", end a hynni, "On This Day," A reception was held ,lateg„, .at„..,the MavenMotor Hotei., Ladies, Bowling League The Ladies' Bowling League wrapped up the season with a banquet at the Imperial Hotel, Grand Bend, and terminated with 'the distribution of troph- ies.. The Do-Drops were top team 441q 'Bomber ear Sky liarbor Adastrat Park $0641. Notts The wedding tool Pine On Saturday, May 2 of Sally O'Connor and Allan 34111 at St. Church on The Station. FOR fiesaS WHOSE 491/1)0T /S VERY noir, THEY ffEArithf Q4ALITY PRICED JUST RIGHT Al FRIENA , • - MARCHING DISPLAY and BAND CONCERT by CLINTON MARCHING ROYALS at RCAF Station, Clinton Sunday, May 10 p.111.. PUBLIC WELCOME The Students of Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, present Drama-Choral Night 2 One-Act Plays ' Selections by the School Choir FRIDAY, MAY 15 — 8:30 p.m. CHSS AUDITORIUM Tickets from CHSS Students or at the door GENERAL ADMISSION: 50c RESERVE: 75c 19-20b NOW PLAYING ILOYD SIWTO and his Western Trio COMING NEXT WEEK A Special Attraction A Dress— Blouse Sweater Slippers Lingerie Duster Coat CLINTON MIDDLETON. St James Choral Groups Active OMrch 94 Summer Time Commencing .Sunday, May 10„ and continuing throughout the . 4514414W :months, the. service of morning prayer will be held in St. James' Church, Middleton,, at 9.30- a.m. iaeatitiful. 'baskets of flowers were ,Placed in St, .James' Ch-. web on 'Sunday last to the Glory ',God and in loving memory of the late Mr, William. J;T Nfiddeton. The . Junior Choir of St. dames' .Church, under the lead- ershipof Mrs, Don IVIiddleton,. rendered a lovely :anthem, "Re, joioe the Lord is. King" at the service of evening prayer. Originally intended for the Barter service it was posvon-, ed due to. epidemics prevalent\ at that time. It augurs well for this coon= try _church's future that "20 small hays and girls were out to sing for this special service. The organist is 'Mrs, Joseph Storey. of the year, taking the trophy for first plate both in the lea- gue and in the playoffs. The Pinheads were second in the league standings and 'the Rock- ettes came third. The trophy for high average. went to CarY1 Ranger with 188; the high single went to Mar- cello Cyr with a score of 355 and Dorothy McEwan took 'the trophy for high triple with 707, Barbara McHenclry was, given a suitable memento for the low Score. The 'trophies were presented by Mrs. K, R, Greenaway on behalf of Fairholme Dairy Ltd., Clinton; Mrs. N. Servos for Lee's Ladies' Wear, Clinton; Mrs. Clarence Denomme repre- senting Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaners; Mrs. Alan Ed- wards for Edwards' Pharmacy and Mrs. H. Schultz on behalf of the league. The election for next year's .executive was' held with the fol- lowing results; president, Nel- lie Palmer; Vice - president, Rooney Christian; Secretary- treasurer, Rose Currie; games, Shirley Sounders and. Verna McIntosh; entertainment, Yv- ette Rousseau and Caryl-Rang- er. The girls provided their en- tertainment Which was a real success. A sing-a-long followed for which Mrs. Greenaway graciously 'offered her services as pianist. May Birthdays Our 'best wishes fora happy birthday • go, to 'these young people Who all haVe birthdays this month: Dorothy Cochrane, Diane Filion, Buddy and Kenny Wright, Terry Venaibles, Marcie Venables and Nicky Haspeck. Penfound Couple Feted On 35th Anniversary A surprise turkey 'dinner was held on Saturday, May 2 in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Penilound on: the occasion of their 35th wedding anniversary which was held by their family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Penfound. A beautifully decorated wed- ding cake centred the dinner table and the couple were pre- sented With a gift of money and Step, tables by family, sist- ers and brothers. The evening was enjoyed playing crokilioile and "500". Their attendants, 35' years ago were Mrs. Dave McLeod, Mitchell and George Wright, Landesboro. Addresses Zurich Lions Flight Lieut., J, M. Gibson, CD, instructor at School of Instruction Technique, RCAF Clinton was guest speaker at Zurieh Lions, on May 4. The meeting Was held at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. F/L G.ihson was introduced, by • Squadron Leader "Ray" Waters of RCAF Centralia. The 'subject of the talk was "How to Make Speech".. Does going to Church improve, your golf score.? Do you pat the good side out or in when you. build a fence on your property? How many people attend even- ing service at church? Why do women live longer than men? I ,don't know how you spend Sunday, these fine spring days, but I gat the answer 'to these questions, and a few others, last Sunday. Went to church Sunday mor- ning, and was early, for once. It was twenty to: eleven when I arrived, and it's usually eigh- teen minutes later than that. The reason was that I was on hand to teach Bible Class, which begins at quarter to ten. You guessed it. The Smileys for- about the tenth' year in a row, had forgotten to join the swing to Daylight Savipg time. Took advantage of 'the '-extra time to line up golf genre' with, fellow pillar of congregation. Answer to question 1: No. I can't understand it, but going to church doesn't improve your golf. This other good Anglican and I took on a couple of Pres- byterians who admitted they'd missed morning service. They CWL To Begin Catering To Weddings, Etc. The Catholic Women's Lea- gue of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church met on Mon- day, May 4 'in the parish hall with 26 members, present. Mrs. William Watkins presided and led the opening prayers in the absence of Father IVICGuire. A motion was passed the league cater to weddings, social functions; etc. The visiting and lunch cony" ntittee far June is Mrs. Anstett, Mrs. Gliddon and Mrs. Mon- aghan. The social committee for June is Mrs. Marg Reynolds, Mrs. Rita Flynn. Mrs. Blake, The meeting closed with pray- els followed by a euchre party. The mystery prize Was won by Mrs. A, Wilson and euchre prizes by Mrs. Watkins, high; and Mrs. A, Hallahan, low. The new executive appointed at the April, meeting is as fol- lows: President, Mrs, Watkins; first Vice-president,i, Mrs. Jamieson; - second vice president, Mrs. Brown; third vice-president, Mrs. Theo Flynn; secretary, Mrs. Jennings; treasurer, Mrs. Senlinieh; press secretary, Mrs. Gallon. World War II Lane To Be Enthrined N One .of Canada's last Lan, easter bombers, complete ,with gun turrets arid all, seems destined to end its. days at CiolKlich as to, the MU*/ airmen who. trained. in Huron County .d1417;ng World War II. DP, Q. B, Clancy, .GOderich, announced folio-Wing: a meeting of 010 LAM-4SW Committee ,of Branch 309 Royal Canadian LegiOn,.Goderich e. that word has been received from, the office of the Air Force Chief of Staff, that an RCAF crew will be. provided to fly the ,giarit craft 'to siw i.ar14.4r, .Gede, rich the near future, The plane is :at present laid, up at Dunnville, Out. Airmen throughout the. area, especially ex-operational air crew types are very keen on the project, and the .commlittee ineludp$ a number ,Who have served in, 'bomber squadrons in wartime. Goderieh town council has approved a grant of $400'to- wards the immediate costs in- volved, estimated at. about $2,000. It is also intended to licked us. Badly. Home 'at 4 p,m. Sat in chair in yard, licking golf wounds. Wife appears. Glares around yard. Looks meanly' at me, then at half-raked leaves, half-baked dog who messes everywhere, oat Who climbs screen on kitch- en door and ruins it, huge br- anch off oak tree lying across flower beds, fence leaning to- wards us at 45 -degrees.' She tells me we've gat to have a new fence. cost hundreds of dollars. I produce a diversion. Ask her whether we'll put good side of fence in or out. I suggest out. She says no. I say everybody does. She says I'm crazy. I say, calmly, she's ridiculous. Leap in. canto inspect fences all over town. Some face in, others out. Nobody will give in. She' get . sore. ,. I give in. But I'm \telling you right here, answer to Question 2: Depends on whether you want to look at 'the nice side of your fence, or want your neighbours to see it. Urgent call during dinner. Sideman needed for evening service. Can't think quickly. Agree reluctantly. Get to ch- urch. Not a pillar in Sight. Not a sinner. Not a choir member. Three altar boys, rector on 'the job. ,Congregation is me. Got the works, including sermon. Answer to Question 3. But rector told a good story later. One elderly cattle farm- er turned up, once, for evening service. Preacher said, kindly, "Since you're the only one here St. Paul's Guild Gives Thanks The regular meeting of St. Paul's Anglican Guild was held on Tuesday, May 5 in the rect- ory, The. Guild was very grate- ful with the success of the Sacrifice Sale held recently, when a goodly sum was realiz- ed. The members are 'apprec- iative of the kindness and gen- erosity of the parishioners, 'as well as the members of the Friendship Club. Special thanks is due to Simpsons-Sears for the use of their window for display pur- poses, also those- of the town who gave so generously. The Guild, being a house- keeping Unit, derided 'to give a grant for the purpose of land- scaping the rectory grounds; also 'a ,sum is being sent to the Anglican World Mission ifor African aid, Quality Economy FEATURE VALUE Polyethylene Divided DISH PANS Special 99c Electric Automatic. Steam & Dry Irons Bone China Cups & Saucers Coronet Stainless Steel Cook Ware Lawn Chairs and Chaisettes raise fonds .through the sale ,of one ,dollar "shares" lin the air-- craft, and help is also expected from •Colborne Township, 'in which the Memorial plane will rest, and Huron, County MPS- The possibility is also being • considered that the memorial' and park site mu ..he accepted by the Historic Sites Board, of Ontario.. Any servicemen or veterans interested in the project cap Obtain further details by cop- Wall-1.g Dr, G. B Clancy at .Goderich, X44.,10,40N AtiXif.,XABy TO MEET -M(*TpAy- The rnonthly.,Ineeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion will be held in the Legion. Hall, Mopday, May 11 at 8.30 •Several new Members will be initiated, 0 F ARM UNION LOCAL •To ,}HEFT Tp,BSPAY Regular meeting of the Hol- rnesVille Local of Ontario Far- mer's Union will be held in 'the Holmesville School on Monday, May 11, at 9 p.m. Electric Automatic Toasters Electric Hair Dryers Corning Cook Ware Portable Electric Mixers va, ENTERTAINMENT l The Queen's Hotel S E FOITH EXTRA SPECIAL — Saturday Morning Only G.S.W. Automatic Electric Kettles — $5.49 " AliP AA n litaii,6,mutch Limited Furniture Department 69 Albert Street CLINTON Phone 482.9505