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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-07-30, Page 5ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Thurs., ,.July 3o, 1904,,clinton. :.Ngws-R,co.111,....Pago PERSONA!. .. AS ADASTRAL PARK SOCIAL NOTES Sharon Salt fractured h e r arm In a fall •at the Park. • Members of the -bowling team on which Sgt. and Mrs, Hal Rees bowled last season, paid them • a surpri's'e visit to celebrate the Recces' 19th•wed, cling anniversary, last Satur, day. A beautifully decorated an- niversary cake centred the table and assorted gflits were presented to the couple. , - Cpl and Mrs. William Davis have returned from Manitoba CWI Meeting Held In Park The July meeting of Clinton Women's Institute was held in Clinton Community Park. The president, Mrs. W, Colclough. opened the meeting with the opening ode, ;the Mary Stewart collect and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. C. Elliott, the secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting. Correspondence was dealt with and an invitation from the Goderich WI to at- tend their October meeting was accepted. After this, the meeting was turned over to the sports com- mittee, Mrs. Ron MacDonald and Mrs. A. Crick who had prepared contests and bingo. The picnic supper planned by the social committee, Mrs, M. Ross and Mrs. N. Tyndall, was enjoyed by all. 0 LANE 0' PINES • Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey and David, Toronto, are holi- daying at their cottage; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rush and child- rem, Toronto, were their guests over the weekend. Mr, -and Mrs. Gordon Brodie, Donna, Ron and Nancy and their guest, Jerry Doyle spent the weekend at the Dunbar cot- tage. Mrs, Brodie and Nancy are staying for a week's vaca- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Cooley, Ruth and Sue of Livonia; Mich, are spending two weeks at their "Woodside" cottage. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Docken and Bud of London, spent the weekend -at their summer home, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Heirtboli- mer of Stratford were at their cottage for, the weekend. With them were their eon-in-Taw, daughter and grandchildren, OPP Constable a C. Diehl, Mrs. Diehl, Kim and Linda, of God- erich. Bride-Elect Feted By Area Friends Prior to her marriage Satur- day, July 11th, -to Roy Alex- ander Telford, Lily JoAnne Burrows was h'on'oured at a miscellaneous shower held by Mrs. James Vensitore at her heme. Presentations were made by the ,§taff of Robertson Memor- ial Public School, Goderich •arid by the school's Grade Two and girls of Grade Six, where the bride is a member of the teach- frig Staff, Following the wedding re- hareal on Friday, ally 10th, the bridal patty was entertained at the home of Mr, end Harty Arthur 'Burrows, the parents of the bride. Ontario Street United Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A. During August Ontario Street and Turner's Congregations will worship in Wesley-Willis United Church Puitei) diturcligo REV, CLiletiORD G. PARK M.A., Minister Subject: "Lot's Wife--Alicient Warning fora Modern Day" HOLMESVILLE 9:45 a.m.—Church Service 10:45 am.—Sunday Sehoel WESLEY-WILLIS 9 :45 ‘a.m..—Sunday School 11:00 anmeeChurch Service Ontario St. Congregation Will worship in Wesley-Willis during August. ST PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rea. R, W. Wenham, L.The Rector Mr. W. H. Bishop, A.R.C.IY1., Organist TRINITY X — SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 8:30 a.m.e-Holy Communion 11.00 istan.—Cheral Communion F 4.1 HELP WANTED MEN and WOMEN to work during September and October vegetable canning. Possibility of day or night work. Representative of Canadian' Canners Limited and the Notional Employment Service wilt accept- applications of CLINTON TOWN HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS. PRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1t00 to 00 p.m. CANADIAN CANNERS LTD iiVELLINOION WE 'e EXETER. ONTARIO 81,2b GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE PreetiCal theta:van* le all dennei'elat Subjects AND jUNt611, COURSES Exeirilhatiehs Sete marked, and bipiomas issued by tHE tilltINEt6 Ei 'UdAtt,t1W AtsO6iA1ION t ANIAbA. TMOderri Eetilptileria‘etalkilfied Teaohoet—ttiltioh MAI tg,i3g1f i tM4, et 6307 for anappeintrneha 81,116 ti 4r Lily Burrows Marries Roy Telford In Ceremony At Stratford Church Phone 482-9511 Clinton, Ontario PRESCRIPTIONS YOU ARE INVITED TO HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION PICNIC Wednesday, August 5 JOWETTI GROVE — BAYFIELD 2:30 p.m. GAMES -- RACES --- PRIZES for the Children HOT.DOGS — ICE CREAM — SOFT DRINKS AVAILABLE -- OR BRING A PICNIC LUNCH Meet Your Provincial Leadership Candidates , COME AND BRING A FRIEND um. NEW DEADLINES FOR NEWS-RECORD ADVERTISING Half Page and Full Page Advs, Friday Previous All Other blowy Advs. must be in by Tuesday Work. Classified ACIVS.TuLetclay 6 p.m. Correspondence and News StorietWedaesday 10 Clinton News-eRecord 56 Albert Street Clinton otflco Phone PHONES News Phone 4824441 4824444 BIRTHS ANDART In Clinton Public Hospital or Sunday, July 26, 1964, to Mr, and Mrs. -Jean .41404 Clinton,. a daughter, PglIOMM—Tn Clinton Phallic HPW-tial on Non July 27, 1964, to Mr, and Mrs. M.. Dere:armee, RR g zwioh, a. !WM, ".N.OBT-4 — In Clinton Public liespitalMITLiesaay, July 27, 1964, to. Corporal and _James Bngel, Clinton, a. ma KOETKER-111 Clinton Public Hospital -on Monday, July 27, 1964, to Mr, and 'Mrs, Jack fi.Toetsier, RR, 5 Clinton, a son. LALONPEeela Clinton Public Hospital on Friday, July 24, 1964, to LAC and Mrs, Yves Lalonde, Clinton, a son. MARSHALL—In ointort Pub' lie Hospital on Sunday, July 26, 1,964, to Mr; and Mrs, Robert Marshall, RR 3 Myth, a son, .MEIDINGER—In Clinton Pub- lie 1-losPital on Monday, Tully 27, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs, p,, Meidinger, Seaforth, a dau- ghter. Sarnia -Gen- eral Hospital on Friday, July 24, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shobbrook, 414 Bright Street, Sarnia, a clan- ghter. (a sister for Terri), TASKER Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, July 29, 1964, to Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Tastier, Myth, a dau- ghter. BLYTH Master • 'Franklin Wilson of Blyth and Eric Glazier of Oah, awa spent the weekend With their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Glazier. COMING — August 13-19 THURS. thru. WED. Cleopatra BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON Christian Reformed Church Rev. G. J. Heersink, Minister Sunday, August 2 10.00 a.m.—Service in English 2,30 p.m.—Service in English Every Sunday 6,15 p.m., Dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas. Listen to "Back to God Hour." EVERYONE WELCOME Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON 11.00 a.m.—Breaking of Bread 3,00 p.m.—Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. Thursday—Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. 'Cancel August uromdOw Meet The regular meeting of 1-:11-1- ronview Auxiliary was held on Monday, July 20 with Mrs, LotilS Forest, president, "Routine business was ;attend, ed 1..e by a quorum. It was de- OW to set the 40e. -for the residence. .annual bazaar feet October 7, .1964. Due to a small atmclaTwe the August meeting will be cancelled and the next regular mecifing will be on September 21 in the Arts and Crafts room, Hutunview, -COX' Family Reunion. . Held At Goderich' ....... The annual Cox family re- union wee held July 25th at Harbour Park, Goderich, Ap- proximately 69 relatives were Present. A leagehly program of sports was held, ,Tt, was agreed the 1965 picnic will. be held, at Hare boar Park the first Saturday an July. CHAPMAN'S BARBER and. BEAUTY SHOP Closed August 3 Reopen Monday August 17 3o.ip Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, August 2 9.45 a.m.—Worship Service 11,00 a.m.—Sunday School 8,00 p.m.—Gospel Service Guest Speaker: Mr. John Aitken, Shelburne Tuesday-8 p.m.—Prayer Meet- ing and Bible Study. All Welcome St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev. la U. MacLean, B.A. Mrs, M. J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, August 2 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School 10.45 a.m.—Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Cathryn Wallis Named Recipient Of $200 Bursary Cathryn Wallis Cathryn: Wallis, daughter of Mrs. Fred Wallis and the late Fred Wallis, -of RR 1 Bayfield, has been announced winner of a $200 bursary awarded by the Women's Auxiliary of Clinton Public Hospital. Miss Wallis, 20, will be en- rolled in September at St. Thomas Hospital School of Nursing Where she will take a three-year course, graduating in 1967 as -a Registered Nurse, She graduated from Grade Twelve at Central Huron Sec- ondary School 'in 1963, and said she wanted to enter the field of nursing "so I can help -other people." The Auxiliary paid $100 of the bursary at the time the recipient was selected,- and will pay $50 at the. commencement of each of Miss Wallis' second and third years at nursing school, 0 Cochrane Reunion Held At Bayfield The Cochrane family annual picnic was held July 18 at Clan Gregor Square, Bayfield, with 40 present. Sports were under the direction of Ethel McMientrie and Margaret Jones. All the officers were re- elected and it was agreed to hold 'the 1965 picnic on the second Sunday in July at Bay- field. NOTICE `Arnold Riley's Barber Shop Annual Holidays Ad. 2-16 inclusive Business will reopen on Monday, Aug. 17 where 'they attended their dau- ghter's wedding in Winnipeg. Miss Helen Entze, Portage la Prairie is spending three weeks with Cpl and Mrs. Ron Preden, The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Canon C. H. Jones of Strat- ford in a churcb decorated with White snapdragons and pink carnations. The soloist for the service was Steve Day of Stratford. The bride, given in marr'i'age by her father, chose a floor- length portrait gown of white sateau peen. The bodice was styled With a scoop neckline. The neckline and the elbow- length sleeves were accented With Italian lace appliques With sequins. The bell skirt featured an Italian lace band of bows and sequins. A cath- edral train fell from the should- ers. A star tiara of, pearls and sequihs held the bride's should- er length veil of imported silk illuSitne She carried a cascade bouquet; of gardenias and ger- denia foliage. The- matron of honour was Mrs, lanteS Vanstane of Gode- rich, She wore a Mauve nylon sheer over taffeta sheath styl- ed street-length dress which featirted a nylon sheer over- skirt with floral 'appliques. The bodice was styled with a stoop neckline and tap'sleeves. Her headdress was a wedding ring With face veil. She carried a crescent bouquet of White ehasta daisies, Miss Beverley Bainelley gas Goderich and Mrs. Ronald Seateluner, sister of the groom of (Baton were bridesinalds. Their' dresses Were mint green and styled in the same fashion ea the matron of horieur'S drese. Their headdresses were wed- Summer Students Get Certificates Attendance 'certificates were presented to about 78. children Friday at the completion the week-long Vacation Bible School,. The school was sponsored. jointly by the Ontario Street And Wesley-Willis United 'Ch- urches of Rev„ Grant Mills of Ontario Street United _Church was dir, eetor of the school whieb had 1$ 'teachers, Bluewater Hwy. Mr's. Fred Weilis, Miss -Oath- ryn Wallis 'returned home last Wedn'esd'ay from a trip to lam, neacaa, Maititoba, where they -visited RCMP Constable G. M. Walks, While there 'they spent a week in Wasegaming at Clear Lake, Motoring by .the northern route around 'Laike Superior and returning through North Dakota, Minnesota, Wis.- conch]. and Michigan. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Welsh, -Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallis of Pieliford, Mich., spent Wed- nesday night last -week as guests -of Mr. and Mrs. -Charles Wallis of the Blue Water High, way and visited -other relatives in the vicinity. They had come to attend -the funeral of -the ladies' aunt, the late Miss Maud. Stirling, of Bayfield, . • • o Remember, you can't lift yourself by downing ethers. o. One must be poor to know the luxury of giving. Miss-es Cathy and Linda Vance of Goderich were flower girls, They wore mint green nylon Sheer over taffeta with full skitts, with mint green velvet sashes. Their head pieces were similar to those worn by the other attendants. They car- ried baskets of white shastia daisies and pinnooltio 'mums. The groomsman was George Telford, brother of. the groom, of Bayfield. Stanley Telford, brother of the groom, of Gode- rich and Ronald Scotchmer of Clinton were the ushers. . A reception 'followed in the Parish Hall of St. Paul's_ Angli- can Church which was. decorat- ed with pink rose buds in bud vases. The bride's mother received guests wearing a pink Silk bro- cade sheath dress with match- ing three-quarter length coat with white aCeessories. She wore a white gardenia and stephanotis corsage. 'I' h e grOom's Mother chose a blue lece Over taffeta dress With White aceesearlea. She wore a White gardenia and stephanatie corsage. For a wedding trip to Loney HarbOur -and aortheret points of Ontario the bride °hanged into a white brocaded sheath style dress featuring a 'Carpe-styled jacket, She wore pink acces- sories, Mr. and Mrs, Telford will re- side in decler•loh, Miss Ester Morrill is spend- ing this week at the borne of Mr, .ancl Mrs, Jinn Fisher, Ben- iller. Mrs, Elizabeth White of -Galt visited this week with Mr. arid.. Mrs. Ron MacDona'id of East Street. Misses Karen and Susan tarelail are holidaying this week -with their aunt, Mrs, Wirt Tufts, London. Miss Leola Hiatt of Detroit, spent -e few days recently with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, G. W. Nott, of High Street, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Currie, Walkerton, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Currie, Joseph Street. Mr. end Mrs, Harold Drland- sen, Kitchener, are vacationing at the home of the latter's par- cots, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Oliver, 172 Isaac Street. Mr. and Mrs. John Canter have gone on their holidays to visit their -son-in-law -and dau- ghter, Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Mar- tail, Paris, France. Misses Barbara, Marion and Shirley Docking, Staffa, visit- ed with 'their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Lobb, 113 On- tario Street, on Sunday. Mr. and, Mrs, W. E. Perdue and granddaughter returned last week from a month's visit with relatives in Texas. They also touched points in Arkan- sas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan, on 'the return trip, which was made in a new 'Studebaker, a gift for Mr. and Mrs, Perdue's fiftieth wed- ding annivereary, Quality & Service Summer Needs Specials Rosewater and Glycerine Fine Skin Lotion Reg. 2.50 for 1.98 Clifton Bubble Bath 14-oz. — 1.00 Clifton Bubbling Bath Oil Plastic Bottle 12-oz. Special 1.00 Noxzema Skin Cream 6-oz. 99c Beach Balls Only 33c Bathing Caps 69c to 1.49 Summer Colognes Spray Bottle ..„., „ ........ Only 1.25 CAMERAS Mn and Mrs. B., Brooks, Vancouver, B4O,, are spending a couple of months with Mrs„ Bro.olts' sisters, Mrs, Fred Thomesela Bayfield Line and Mrs, J,hller, Clinton, Mr, and Mrs. Art _Colson, Ken, and 1.1ancy.;. Mr,. and Mrs. Larry Jones and Stephen, Clin- ton and Mr- and Mrs. Weldon -Tyndall, and Mr. and; Mrs. Len Caldwell, Loridesboro, .Spal# a. holiday 2n muskoka, recently. LAC and, Mrs. Charles Blet- cher and three daughters Bren- da, Janet and Angela, left for their home in St. Jean, Quebec, after spending two- weeks with itaie lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Currie and Douglas, 1.03 Joseph Street, Mies Nancy Bletcher and other visitors turned to -their home in Ottawa, EDITH ANNE HAIR FASHIONS will be closed August '3-10 inclusive We will be ready to do your perms., hair stylings, etc: when we re-open August 11. Veterinary Timely Needs Keratex Powder Spray For Pink Eye 1.50 & 1.70 Iron Paste with Antibiotics 1.50 Conc. Barn Spray 4.15 (makes 2 gals.) Nixon Bloat & Colic Remedy 1.50 Get Ready for Hay Fever Season Super D Cold Tablets 980 & 1.79 Triaminie Tablets 1.75 Syrup 1.95 Coricidin Tablets .... 79c & 1.29 Nasal Decongestant Spray 980 Arthur James Tyndall Denyse Mine Bourassci Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bourassa, of Shawinigan, Quebec, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Denyse Aline, to Arthur James Tyndall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tyndall, of Clinton, Ontario; The wedding will take place at 2:00 p.m. in the Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal, on September 6, 1964. 31.p Attend Your Church This Sunday CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. August 2, 9, 16 Joint Service in St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church Lily JoAnne Burrows of Goderich became the bride of Roy Alexander Telford of Bayfield in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Stratford, on Satur- day, July 11th at 2 o'clock p.m. The bride is the daughter of ding rings with face veils -and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Arthur they carried cascade bouquets Burrows of Stratford and the of white shasta daisies. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred John Telford of Bay- field. 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