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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-05-28, Page 2FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL IN OUR DINING ROOM 'Chicken in a Basket` Friday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m, Saturday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to Midnight Phone 482-1011 for Reservations We eater to Dinner Parties and Wedding Receptions Pogo 2,--Clinton News4tecor$1,:thursp, May 20 1904 Win Garagernen's Bowling Playoffs. Wes Holland's Sunoco, team won the Playoffs• in the Clinton garage and service• station • league. Trophies were presented at a banquet at Elm Haven Meter Hotel, recently. The champs, 'from the left, are: Fred MacDonald, Don Scruton, Jack Stanley, Wes Holland, Dave Reid and Ralph Schefter. Top Bowlers In Garages Walter "Red" Scott, left, was high triple winner; Barry Elliott, centre, high single, and Dave Reid,' right, high average, were top individual winners in the garage and service station bowling league this past season. Runners-Up In Garage League Roy Mann's White Rose garage team finished second in the playoffs in the local .garages .bowling league. Personnel of the team, from the left, are: Murray Johnston, Howie Grealis, Art Hoggart, Jerry Shaddick, Mery Mercer and Bill Lee. (News-Record Photo) PETER'S Meat Matht EMP I RE LEAN—MEATY SPARE RIBS WIENERS SPORK-SPAM MILKO 390 lb. 470 lb. 3 lbs. for 11,00 2 for 79 lb. bo)( $$239 :e •, .R ergs TV Sales 2-17" PORTABLES Reg. $199.95 Now $120.00 CONSOLE Reg. $299.95 — Now $199.95 ALL TUBLIESteaDreTult aTef 2t517 cRaerar Price Many SpIall Articles are 75% off the Regular price — Open Evenings to 10:00 p.m. — s , JE LuNG OUTOUT sALE ,.. ANNOUNCING THE, OPENING OF HOTEL HENSALL DINING ROOM Sunday, May 31, 1964 from 4:30 to 7;30 p.m. SUNDAY'S SPECIALS Barbecued Spare Ribs and Chicken $1.75 , Steak, Roast Beef and Other Fine Foods available. Phone Hensall 6 for Reservations Clinton Memorial Shop PRYDE and. SON cwiroN EXETER , SEAFORTH Open •ory Afternoon PHONE Hg 711 At other times contact Loca l, Representative,-A. W. Steep---482.6642 21tfl? V Leillani V Reflection V Flak V Springtime HOTEL (LINTON Featuring 4 Cloud 9" Room (corregpondent, MRS. N LraNG. Pbcne, ,'Hensah ..27,0,1441), Mrs, lqargaret Johnston, Lovell, N, NEWS OF KIPPEN Mrs. Harry Fowler Mrs. Harry Fowler, 74, of Clinton, died Sunday at her home. She was the former Emma Johnstone, and was born in Ashfield Township. Surviving are her husband; five daughters, Mrs. Dynes (Edna) Cam'pbel'l, Dungannon; Mrs, George (Ila) Bancroft, Leamington; Mrs. Kenneth (Lorraine) Scott, Brucefield; Mrs. Jelin (Lois) D'Angel Chicago, and Miss Beatrice De- trait; six sons, Gordon, Gode- rich; Harold, St, Helen's; Leon- ard, London; Benson, Stratford; Alvin and Elwood, both of Clin- ton; and six sisters, Mrs, Isabel Legion Treasurer Hearing .'Set for June '8 Thenlaa. ;TAMPS Rernpf, Mast. secretary .of :T.WV04 Gana dian Ioegken laVAP,P.O. 109,, 0.049- 140, :two a 0014ckthary. hearlho hefgre'n444trate.,,G4044. j4he 8, on a ellarge t4' theft of Wove tg. .§.41000. gt.M. Legion fhhOS, The elate was. vet 'IvfogdAy,, May ?5, Magistrate Bompt now free on $.59,0, has elected -trial 12.5,, .ihage and jury. The discrepancy wash Pred 41-1ring la recent audit of the branch books when a new slate of officers WAS ta/APg. over, 13,6mpf was treasurer of the branch for the period Janu- ary, 1962-January, 0 STANLEY' Community Club Makes Donations The Apill Pleating of Stanley Community Club was held at the home of Mrs, Ed ,C, Olen, A, donation of 0.0 was given to the Hospital Aid Fund and $5 to The Cancer Society. The program was made up of readings and contests by Mrs. Ann Broad-foot, Mrs, Fred Gib- son, Mrs, George Cantelon, Mrs. Bob Glen and Mrs. Ed Glen, The June meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 3 at the home of Mrs, Fred. Gibson. Roll call to be "A Current Event", 0 Open House At Clinton Hospital Tea Was Served An open house -followed by, tea was held Wednesday, May 20, at Clinton Public Hospital by Women's Auxiliary to .the hospital. Social convener was Mrs. Beecher Menzies. Guests were received by Mrs. Ken Wood, auxiliary president; Mrs. W. R. PI-limey, hospital superintendent; and. Mrs. Men- zies. The tea-table, covered with a white Madeira cloth, was centred With a large silver bowl of flowers in the hospital colors, yellow and blue, flanked by blue tapers. Pouring tea were Mrs, H. C. Lawson, Mrs. Brock Olde, Mrs. Alex Haddy and Miss Kay El- liott, assistant superintendent. Serving in the tea-room were. Mrs. Grant Mills, Mrs. Robert Homuth., Mrs. R. U. MacLean, Mrs. D. J. - Cochran% 'Mrs. James Cooper, Mrs. Tom Steep, and Mrs. C. A. Trott. Assisting were Mrs. Jean Sin- clair, Mrs. Ernest Radford, Mrs. William Mik.ch and .Mrs. Dick Carter. Anglicans Elect Officers In Huron Deanery Rt. Rev. George N. Luxton, Bishop of Huron, was guest speaker at the spring meeting of Huron Deanery in St. Steph- en's Anglican Church, Gorrie. Speaking . on the Anglican World Congress, he said a -church that lives to itself dies to itself., He appealed to the more than 70 persons attending, 'to support the Church, all over the world, besides keeping an equal interest in diocesan par- ish mission work. Officers *re:elected were: Honorary president, Mrs. Fred Hunt, Goderioh; president, Mrs. William E. Middleton, Exeter; Vice-president, 'Mrs Fred Hudie, Clinton; secretary -.treasurer, Mrs. R, H. Middleton, Hensall; education, Mrs. 3: B. Higgins, Bayfielcl; life membership, Mrs George Dover, Brussels; can- didate, Mrs. Fred Hudie, ton. McDonald, Lucknow; Mrs. An- nie McDonald, Ashfield Town- ship; Mrs, Effie Culbert, Huron Township; Mrs. Albert Camp- bell, Lucknow; Mrs. Frank Grif- fin, Detroit, and Mrs. Ella. De- cou, Da'ytona Beach, Fla. The funeral service was held at 'the Ball and Mutch funeral ,home, Clinton, on Tuesday, May 26. Burial Was in Clintm Ceme- tery, onto, ..Spent -a few days man: her brother, W. 13:, Copper. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne 4.0tile-• ton., London, spent the Weekenil with KT, ,74P14 INTe4.- lion Pttlet0n and ,fam4-, Also, Mr, .and Mre.. Fak),e-T•,- Par, 'and Mrs. 04Tenge Prig- 04P, of .Poo,T, Mitctreii, were -5i3ki,do7 guests of the hitter's father, Aohert Mr. and Mrs, Pfhlgon T-aveq. .and, ..Gregory, recently movecl Zhrloh, 1A41. McLeod, .Ottawa,' recent ,.hr called on friends in, the'141- *agg, Mrs, Lloyd Lovell was .0- 11*W* lavtt weels to. St. Joseph's Hospital, Lohle,h• • Nelson Tieecl, who .has beer -4 Patient in VietePle., Hospital, .T.,ohdoh, the past two mont'h's,: Is reported to be rimpreYiRg. in -health, Mr, and. Mrs. John Long, Owen Sound, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Norman Long. Mrs. James Armstrong; Staffa, visilted 011 Friday, Mn and Mrs.' Been Liittleton. spent Saturday in Lom don. 1,JPW 1ViceetS St. Andrew's United Church Women met in the Sunday School rooms on Tuesday, May 12 with 23 present. Mrs. 0. Workman took the worship, Mrs. Bert Fraser, president, chaired the meeting. Minutes from. April and March meetings and coMmittee r reparts were read. Mrs. K.' Lovell sang a solo. She was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. L. Lovell. Mrs. Jones took the topic on India, and used -a tape recording on the subject, with a question and answer period afterwards. - Plans for the summer months were- discussed, It was agreed that a strawberry sup- per be held on June 17 in the Sunday School rooms,, A bale Loveli, A, penny sale :brought in 'a :goodly amount for the Mr: and Mrs. Gordon.. Wren' attended the Nneral stn TueSz • 134,Y of Alieir infant gralidCAMIgh tar, The behy, daughter .of MT, and Mrs, Nap. Wren, HaneYeet paagacl: away PA :Sunday noon 41; he ,Sack Children's liePP441, 0 MIDDLETON IVA Te, *00 The Women's Aw.04041,7 of St„ James Anglican Cinwch, Mid dIptohi will meet Tuesday after- PPM', .June 2, at 2:30 pm, in. ,the church. This will 'be a special meeting with the WA of Trinity chhroN P'ayifteild, as vests. Following 'the church meet- ing, tea will be , served at the borne of WS. Fred Middleton. Personals Dr. and, Mrs. Ted and , family,- Toronto, spent last weekend at the -borne of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Middleton. Alvin B‘'Leatherland ,„ AUBURN—Funeral services were held on Monday after- wog in Knox Presbyterian Church, for Alvin Edgar Leath- erland who passed away on Saturday, May 23 in Clinton Public Hospital after a lengthy Illness. He was born near Seaforth and was 62 years of age•. He was the son, of 'the late Mr. Edgar Leatherland and Wilhel- mina. Bubolz. After the .death of his father, •the family moved to tlie Auburn community. He was employed by the County road commission for several years and 'then worked at the Lawson sawmill, For many years he has been employed by the County Road commission until last year when. illness Ontario Street United Church SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunady, May 31, at 11:00 a.m. Guests: Captain Smith and "Salty" , MUSIC BY JUNIOR CHOIR OFF OPEN STOCK PRICES V Lady Hamilton V Affection 1/ Morning Rose rf South Seas V White Orchid JEWELLERS LTD. CLINTON 482.9525 SS 4 Goderich Township Community) Club met at the home of Mrs. Harry Oakes, with the president, Mrs. Mur- ray Forbes conducting the meeting. A poem entitled "Mother's Day" was read by Mrs. Jack Tebbutt. Roll call was respond- ed to by 13 members and one visitor was present. A poem "My Spare Lady" was read by Mrs. Jack Tebbutt and 'the meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediation. Work was done on a quilt. Lunch was served - by the hos- tess, assisted by Mrs. Ray Bird and Mrs. Jack Tebbutt. The. June -meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Fred Lobb, with the roll call being answer- ed by "a recipe using straw- berries". SS 4 Club Has May Meeting is -to be packed for overseas on_ came to him. the first week of June and any ' He was an active member of good used clothing will be Knox Presbyterian Church acceptable. . where he was a member of the Courtesy remarks were given board of managers. Surviving by Mrs. Edgar McBride. At the are his wife, the former Lillian close of the meeting lunch was Leggett of Goderich; one son served by -the hostess, Mrs. L. Edgar, attending Stratford Tea- chers' College; four daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Laura May) Ch- amney, RR 1, Auburn; Mrs. James (June) Bolger, Walton; Miss Marie Leatherland, stud- ent at the Goderich Business College and Miss Joyce at home. Alsb one brother, Harvey Bly- th, and three sisters', Mrs. Fr- ank (Viola) Raithby, RR 1, Au- burn; Mrs. Reg (Irene) Shultz, RR 3, Blyth and Mrs. Norman (Annie) Vincent, RR, 1, Londes- boro and eight grandchildren. The funeral arrangements were in charge of the Arthur funeral home and Rev. R. U. MacLean officiated for the ser- vice. Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Wes Bradnock sang a duet, "The Lord is my shepherd" and. Miss Margaret Haines was the organiSt. Burial took place 'in Ball's cemetery with pall- bearers being Major Youngblut, Arthur Youngblut, Gordon Mil- ler, Gordon Plunkett, Frank Riley and Bert Deer.-- 0 CLASSITTED ADS BRING QUICK. RESULTS 'N. HURONVIEW LADIES• AUXILIARY 5th ANNIVERSARY TEA Crafts made by the residents will be on display and for sale. 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