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Huronview Ladies
Auxiliary Meeting
Draws 175 To Tea
The fifth anniversary tea of
Hurenviiew Ladies' Auxiliary
was held June 3 in the arts
and crafts room at Huronview
under the general convenershlip
of Mrs. W. C. Bennett.
A total of 175 persons signed
the guest book and were wel-
comed by Mrs. L. Forest who
directed them 'to the display in
the auditorium,
Mrs. Mary Mellis, occupa-
tional therapist at Huronview,
displayed a 'wide range of art-
icles made by residents which
included embroidered pillow-
cases, braided and hooked mats
and quilts,, paintings, cushions
and aprons.
Served Tea
Mrs. Ralph Jewell and Mrs.
James Hayter, of Dasbwood,
wife of the chairman of the
county home cormnittee, pour-
ed tea for the first hour, after
which Mrs. F. Thompson and
Mrs. J. Higgins, of Blyth, did
the honors.
Mrs. M. McAdam handled re..
freshments, and tours of Hur-
onview were carried on during
the afternoon.
The first issue of the Huron-
view News was distributed to
residents. Mrs. James Parkins,
of Zurich, won the draw, a gold
stole.
The next regular meeting of
the Huronview Auxiliary will be
held June 15 in the arts and
crafts room at Huronview:
ininamersersznarranaorzarem
me ENTIRE MANY
THINK SHOPPING
RYE t , FOR HERE THEY
GIVE VALUES THAT
REALLY
EXCEL
Special Cl (manic
on
AM Box Magill and Palled
Geraniums, Begonia, etc..... 3 for $1.00
Potted Roses, reg. $1.50 ....„ Now $1.00
Trees and Evergreens 1/3 off
Hardy 'Mums 3 for $1.00
A Free Perenial with Every Purchase
— WINNERS OF DRAW —
1st—J. E. Caldwell, Hensall, Ontario
2nd—Mrs. G. Bewley, 90 Princess St.
3rd—Mrs. W. Welch
4th—Mrs. R, Johnston, 97 Lighthouse St,, Goderich
5th—Rachel Johnston,Clinton
6th-Mrs. J. MacLare, 65 Wellington St., Clinton
Clinton . Greenhouse
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182 Church St. — CLINTON --- 482-7168
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Phone 4824661
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And At The Same Time We Will
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Open- ~Mdn Tried Wed., Thur.-6 a.M. to 12 p.m,
Fri., Sat., Sun. to a.m.
Clinton Meat Market
GRANT IRWIN & ART COLSON, Proprietors
King Street, Clinton Phone 482-3834
CHICKEN
LEGS and BREAST 49c lb.
SMOKED
BACON — 59c lb.
DAIRY SPECIAL
Cousin's 1/2 gal. ICE CREAM
79c
BAR-EnNUDE FEATURE
cm Thursday night with Mrs.
Thelma 13eueben of Kingston,
as gTest ,SPPWW.
On Friday there will be apec-
speakers on "Society Pro-
jeets" and election of offlieers,
Op try to get up a load of
interested folk to A#P114 same
Of these sessions. ,If you want
further program details phone
the tsecretary, Mrs. Stewart
Middleton, 482-7525.
STRAWBERRIES
Our berry crop is al-
most on entire failure this
year. We are not pick-
ing any for sale. Any of
our old customers can
come in and pick their
own at 15c per box, and
supply their own boxes
and containers.
Start picking tomorrow
(Friday) and each Mon-
day, Wednesday and Fri-
day until berries are done.
F. W. ANDREWS
CLINTON
PHONE 482-3462
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Now Playing — Thur., Fri., Sat. -- June 11-12-13
William Holden, Capucine and Trevor Howard
"THE LION If
— Technicolor
MON., TUES., WED. — June 15-16-17
(Adult Entertainment)
Jessica Tandy, Rod Taylor and Suzanne Pleshette
In Alfred
Hitchcock's "THE BIRDS"
By Daphne DuMaurier In Technicolor
THUR., FRI., SAT. — June 18-19-20
BOB HOPE, Yvonne DeCarlo, Lila Pulver
"A GLOBAL AFFAIR"
Coming—Liz Taylor and Richard Burton
. "THE V.I.P.'s"
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We are now starting to clean and summer recondition
the furnaces of our CHAMPION oil customers. If you
would like us to do your furnace don't hesitate to contact
us and tell us when it would be convenient for you. We
have our own furnace man and complete stock of parts
and equipment to insure our customers they won't have
to wait.
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Our Parts Are Priced The Lowest and an Extra 10%
Is Deducted If Our Fuel Oil Is Used
A Free Oil Filter Is Supplied With All Cleanauts
(Our Customers Only)
If You Are Not A Customer Of Ours Now, Contact
Us And Have Your Name Placed On Our List
For Furnace Cleaning.
"We Now Offer Complete Oil Heating
Service"
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00PERIcH oNT.
Dancing Every Saturday Night
For The. Young 'Crowd
NO sLAPK$, E-Pg JEANS OR plioft-rs
THIS WEEK
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Uurrah: The dual big gon
I ventipn of the -Ontario gortienl,
Asanciatiiinn will be held
this, year a1, 9,04c,..
Thursday and Friday, june 18
and 19,
This easily accessible distance
means that large numbers. from
these pants Pan plan, to attend.
leach day is packed with inter-
est and there is splendid a:0°m,
modation pp the .wounds.
We understand, also, that the
fatiloUs. rose gar ens at. the
040 have been newly landscap-
ed and are a rare sight indeed.
We llieve the agenda for
Thursday, June 18, promises the
more interesting day of the
convention, Sessions begin at
9:15 with Rev. 3. W. Siebert
`call, to order".
Tours will be an afternoon
feature, one every hour, as well
1 as the showing of the winning
slides in the photographic com-
petition and a demonstration of
flower arranging,
There will be a big banquet
Horticultural Society Secretary Urges
Attendance At Ontdilo CQnxentionConvention
EMO Asks $4!12
For New Uniforms
Allocation of $4,125 for the
purchase of auxiliary police
uniforms for •the Emergency
Measures Organization was rec-
ommended to Huron County
Council this week by' council's
EMO committee.
Acting committee chairman
Everett V. Mellwain repotted
EMO county co-ordinator W.
Stuart Forbes had been success-
ful in interesting area police
departments in training auxili-
ary police for the county.
Senior governments would
pay 90 percent of the cost of
the uniforms, and the county's
share would 'he 10 percent, Mr.
McIiwain said.
The recommendation must be
approved by the 'provincial and
federal governments.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP SOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McAlis-
ter and.farnily, of Toronto, were
recent weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred McAlister.
W. E. Harrison, of Tavistocin
whose heavy team placed first
a': the recent Clinton Fair, is
a native of Goderich Township.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Fred Wallis and family in their
recent bereavement. Gerald
Michael, RCMP, flew out from
Minnedosa, Man., to. attend the
funeral of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hudie had
as recent Sunday visitors. Tom's
sister, Mrs. Frank MacDonald
and son Gordon, of Huilett,
The Donald MeKenzies had the
pleasure of a recent visit by
long distance telephone with
their son, Donald Jr., from Van-
couver., B.C. A few weeks hence
they will have a personal visit
from Donald Jr. when his vaca-
tion commences.
Harry Greidanus is convalesc-
ing at home after a stay in
Clinton Public Hospital where
he underwent repair of a frac-
tured
Mrs. Lou Bailey, after spend-
ing a week with her mother,
Mrs. J. R. Stirling, has re-
'turned to her honte in Ainherat-
burg. Members of her family
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arrle OtIllla
Mr. and Mrs. 3. D. McGill-
vary and Mrs, Fraser, of Pont
Elgin, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Bert Allen.
A number from the village
attended Decoration Day Ser-
vice at the Union Cemetery on
Sunday. Rev. W. Mc. Carson
gave an impressive sermon on
the folly of "worldly minded-
ness" taken from Luke, 12.
WI Meets
The WI held their June meet-
ing in the evening of June 2.
Minutes were read and approv-
ed and roll call was answered
by naming your favorite flow-
er.
Mrs. Edwin Wood who was
sent as a delegate to the Offic-
ers' Conference which was held
recently in Guelph gave 'an in-
teresrbing report. The theme of
the Conference was "To whom
much is given, much shall be
required".
A bus trip during late sum-
mer was discussed. Guest
speaker, Mrs. John McLean, of
Tuckersmith, gave a splendid
as well as informative talk 'on
the work of the WI. She is a
member -of the Provincial Board
and is going as a delegate to
the convention in Nova Scotia
to be held shortly.
An accordion instrumental
was given by Barbara Burns
which was enjoyed. The hostess
served a salad plate at the close,
0-
Centennial Park
For Goderich
Huron County Council has
agreed to purchase the triangle
of land at the intersection of
Essex, Cobourg and Wellesley
Streets for the development of
a civic park as a centennial
project.
The project still requires fed-
eral and provincial approval.
The land would be purchased
from Dr, Jean Mallough, of
London, for $17,500.
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
BLYTH
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FOR THE BIG ONE
ONE DAY ONLY
Twice Daily 2.30 & 8 p.m.
Doors Open 1 hour before
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Adults 90c; Children 60c
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CIRCUS
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TRAINED ANIMALS
AND CIRCUS ACTS
6ndet. Mammoth
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ALL THIS WEEK
The Three Little Sisters called
"TONETTES"
Direct from Detroit
„ENTERTAINMENT
at •
The !Queen's Hotel
SEAFORTH
Gnomes Group Top Cash Collectors
The Gnomes Six of the Fourth Clinton Brownie Pack turned in the most
money of any group this week in a drive to raise money for the March of
Dimes. Lynn Boyce (right) presents the group's money to Mrs. Don Kay, of
the March of Dimes. From the left: Mrs.. Kay; Janet Delawski, Beth Chowell,
Kathleen McPherson, Lynn Boyce. The Brownies raised a total of X10.20.
(News-Record P12,oto)
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN
'THUR., FRI., SAT;.
Jung 11,12,13
Rary Calhoun 'Wra,
'The Young and
The Brave"
ceppar Romero Alida Vail
"The castillians"
• , Color
MON., TUES., WED.
' June 15-16-17
Jeff Chandler -- Anne Baxter
"THE SPOILERS"
Three Stooges in "Tricky Dicks"
Cartoon
THUR., FRI., SAT
June 18-19-20
Rock Hudson -- Barbara Rush
"Captain Lightfoot"
Mark Forest Cheto Alonzo
"Son of Samson"
— Both In Color —
BIG Midnite Show
Tuesday, June 30
drove up and she accompanied
them back.
Miss Nancy Stirling, who now
has a position in Toronto, was
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stirling of the seventh conces-
sion, last weekend.
G. Vanderhaar, who raises
poultry at the end of the 6th
concession has 32,000 birds
growing up; a large .shipment
going to market next. week, It
is not all . work and no play
with Mr. Vanderhaar since he
has just returned from a fish-
ing 'trip in the vicinity of Tim-
mins, Kirkland Lake and other
points in Northern Ontario.
Mrs, Hugh McLaren, who is
happily remembered as Char-
lotte, youngest daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Stirling of
the fourth concession, on a trip
to Europe, having visited U.K.,
Eire and Switzerland, is now
leisurely visiting other points
on the continent.
The death of ' Mrs. Reg,
Sturdy brings sorrow to her
many friends in the township.
Mrs, Marion Porter DavidSon,
of Goderich Township, is tour-
ing Europe and the British Isles.
Mr. George Cowan who has
been in Westminster Hospital
for the past week is in critical
condition. Mrs. Cowan went to
London on Monday to be with
him.
The CGIT, Explorers and
Messengers are requested to
meet .at the church on Sunday
morning at. 10 minutes to 10.
The Explorers will be glad
of any items of interest in con-
nection with the past history
of the Londeshona Church if
any of the older citizens can
contribute any thing it will be
appreciated by the girls who
are making scrap-books.
• The sympathy of the com-
munity. is extended 'the family
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brom-
ley in the passing of their son,
Bent, who has been in poor
health for many weeks and who
passed away in hospital on Sat-
urday.
NEWS OF LONDESBORO
Correspondent — MRS. BERT ALLAN