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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-10-01, Page 54A1PS. THANKS 'wish, to express _ :sincere ihanka• .fgr the ,kindness given rne whitest a. patient in Clinton :Special thapk,a. to Pr,. Addison and nursing stag and all the friends- and relatives for CaNs.. and flowers sent xrie, LAIRS. JANIgST, 49p,QVW17- I wish to thank it* friends, relatives 'and neighbOnrS for :flowers and Pardsl. also Rev. .Mr, Pease and doctors and nurses while a patient an Clin- 'ton Pnblie Hospital. --LAURA. WARNER, We wi:sh to express our thanks and appreciation for the many kind and thoughtful deeds done by friends and re= latfives, Also ne rds, letters, • visits and treats during my re- cent stay in Victoria Hospital. -DON and MILLY HANLEY 40b I wish to thank any friends and neighbours for eards, flowers, visits and treats while a patient In Clinton hospital, Special thanks to Dr. Newland and the nursing staff. -MRS. IVrABEL, WILLIAMS, 40b THANK YOU To all who took advantage of the mass chest x-ray survey and the tuberculin testing pro- gram Our speeial thanks to the many volunteers who assisted in organizing the survey, deliv- ered the cards and worked in the clinics. You will be pleased to know that the Christmas Seal con- tributions helped pay these ',costs. Huron County TB Association, Box 100, Seaforth, Ontario, Donald I. Stewart, President. 40b Notice To Creditors Irt the Estate of Mary 'Am- alie Shortreed, late of the Town • of Clinton in the County- of ;Huron, Nurse, deceased. All persons having claims :against the Ii/state of the above- named who died on the 7th day of June, A.D. 1964, are requir- ed to file full particulars-there, of with the undersigned on or before the 5th day of October, A.D. 1964, after which date the assets will be distributed, hav- ing regard only to the claims of which the • undersigned shall then have notice. Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 10th day of September, A.D. :1964. E. B. MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Estate, -38-9-0b Former Resident Of Clinton Dies In City Hospital Quigley; Alphonsus Vincent, died in St. Michael's Hospital, Teronto,,yon. Monday, Septem- ber 7th. Mr. Quigley was born on Sep- tember 9th, 1891, to Patrick and Anastasia Quigley of Clin- ton. He was a member of St. Joseph's Church and at an ear- ly age joined the staff of the News-Re cord. Prayers at the O'Connor fun- eral home were said by the Holy Name Society, Joseph Culliton, C.S.B., Rev. Hugh Curran and the Loretto Sist- ers, Oh Thursday, September 10th, Requiem High Mass was sung in St. Brigid's Parish Church in Toronto by the Rev. Father Gray. Interment was in Mount Hope Cemetery in Tor- onto. Pall-bearers were E. Hotrum of Agincourt, T, Nolan of Nia- gara Falls, 0. Clayton of Oak- vine, D, Macaulay of Scarbor- ough, Wm, McMullen. of Mimi- c() and Jos. McMullen of ce. Surviving Me, Quigley are his widow, the former Mary Florence Carbert of Clinton; his on; Louis; his daughter, 1\torah; his granddaughter, Lin- da; his "sisters, Mrs. Gerald Methleen) Clayton, tin. Char- les (Margaret) Walls of Ititch- ener, and Helen Quigley Of Andierstburge and his brother, Joseph, of Clinton. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, October 4 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 11.o. R. U, MaeLean, B,A. Mrs. M. J. Agnew, Organist end Choir Leader Sunday, October 4 9.45 am.-Sunday School 10.45 aan.-Merning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Eddie Asks For That Extra quarter .Clinton Auctioneer Edward W. Elliott is seen here trying to get an extra bid on one of the hundreds of items sold at the Clinton Lions first annual rummage sale in the Lions Arena Saturday. (News-Record Photo by John Visser) Win Fair Honors Paul Chatriney (left) and his brother Larry proudly show off their pOnieS Which won first pri2es at the 3lyth rail Fair, With them is their grand- father, Robert Chathney. Larry is holding his two- month-old coltf Prince; his brother is with Queenie, a Welsh pony, The boys Are Sons of Mr, and Mr t. Cordon Chaniney, Mt J., (Photo 9y Mrs+ 14,6 Protnook) K. C. Cooke FLORIST Dial 482-7012, Clinton Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Thurs.., October, 1 1964 Clinton-News-Re age $ PERSONALS Murray .Fingland of Cochrane, Orit„ was .a recent visitor with Judge and Mrs. F, Finland. Mrs, Fred Lobb, Mrs, Bill Lehi) and.famity called on Miss, Muir and Mrs. Heb.clen, last week. , • Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Little, Goderich, and their son and daughter-in-Taw, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little and family, Grand. Bend, were guests at the Mtlir- Iiebelen apartment, 96 Victoria Street, Clinton. Mr, and. Mrs. Earl Gaunt, Lendesboro; and Mr. and Mrs, Ken Gaunt and baby of Han- ever, called at the home of Mr. and M. Bert Lobb on Sunday. Craig Peters Staying Here For One Year Craig Peters who has served as student pastor of the Clinton and Auburn Baptist Churches and as chaplain at Huronv'iew for the past three and .a half years, ,announced this week he will become resident, full time pastor 'this month. At a recent congregriticna meeting Mr. Peters said. he will defer his final year of theolog- ical training for one year it order to come to Clinton and Auburn on a nearly full time basis this winter. In September of 1965, he plans to resume his studies at Earlham School of Religion at Richmond, Indiana, While attending McMaster University and McMaster Col- lege at Hamilton, Mr. Peters has come to Clinton every weekend to • conduct Sunday services. He said while this arrange- ment 'had proven satisfactory in a small church, he felt a full-time ministry was really needed. Mr, and Mrs. Peters expect to move into the Baptist Par- sonage on Albert Street in late October. o Vitamin research at Iowa State University shows short- ages of vitamins A and E occur in finishing cattle rations when hay is withheld. Guests at the home -of Mrs, Ida Jones of Mary Street re- cently ,were her niece and ,nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Robert- Son, Mr. Robertson is .a, nephew of the late Rev, -"Charles Gor- den. Mrs, ;ones has since been taken to Clinton Public Miss IVL E, Muir has return- ed home from Lakeside where she was visiting her brother, John Muir. Mrs. Morris Durham has re- united to her home an natter:, bury Street, Clinton, after spending the past nine .'months. in Calgary and. Edmonton, Mrs, H. J. Yeats of Port SOY, Banffshire, 'Scotland, and Miss J. Yeats, of Edinburgh, Scotland, are guests for three weeks of Mr, and Mrs. George Yeats. Prior 'to their visit here, the ladies visited with Mr. and Mrs, R, Totten and Mr, and Mrs. G, R. Mason in Windsor, Ont. Flight Lieut. Hugh M, Col- quhoun, of RCAF Station Chatham, N.I3., is presently visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Colquhoun, Huron Street. F/L Calquhoun will motor to Moose Jaw, Sask., Where his wife is now visiting at her parental home. They will return to Clinton to spend the remainder of their leave, Mildred Crich Mildred Crich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crich of Tuckersmith has received her RNA having graduated from Wingham General Hospital. She is now on staff at the hospital as a .nurse. Comings In Goings In Bayfield Village - By Audrey Belichamber Viewing the summer in retrospect, one notes a number of properties in the area have changed hands and new homes have been started and in some cases completed. The former Dr. W. Metcalf 11 -me now the property of Brigadier G. L. Morgan Smith immediately springs to mind together with the Albion Hotel, now owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Robison, after be- ing the MacKay home for many years. More recent changes of ownership are the Castle home on Main St. owned by Mr. and Mrs. W, Turner; the Lindsay home at the north end of the village, now jointly owned by Mrs. L. Poth and Mrs, F. A. Some Underway The Johnston property near the Bannister apartments, now owned by Mr. B, Eckert, and the McGee home on the Varna Road recently purchased by Mr. Moran, St. Catharines. New homes in the village the past year include, the one built far Mrs. C. Talbot on Chiniquy St. in which she has already taken up residence, and a cot- tage on Howard St. which has been occupied by the owner,. Mr. Logan (city of London Treasurer) and his family. Others not yet completed in- elude the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hovey home on property pur- chased from Mrs. Gairclnere Mr. and Mrs. T. Logan's new home situated on land purchased from Miss Eileen Re,ssion, and the Harold Weston home which is being erected on Main St. Other Changes The J. E., Hovey lot on Del- evan St. has been purchased by Mr. R. Johns, Mount Clemens, Mich., and the Misses Fowlies' lot is now owned by a Mr. Towers. Business properties changing hands also include the former Westlake Garage, now operated by Jack Merrier who with his wife and family live on Louisa St. The Bayfiehl Boat Club and cabins, previously owned by A. F. Scotehmer, purchased by Mr. Schram and Mr. Zeigler, De- troit, while the most recent change is the Old Forge, owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. Pierson, now operated by Mr. and Mrs, B. W. Erickson. Quality & Service WE ARE CLEARING FLORIENT ROOM CEO-of:m[2E1:1s - Various Fragrances Eeotaimy Size-Reg. $1,69 Far ()lily 99c Family Site - Reg. 89c For Onlyl59c WI LDROOT CREAM OIL, Reg. 70c - Special Sale 2 for 990 WILDROOT CREAM OIL, Reg. 490- Special Sale 2 for 690 IT'S COMING, SOON ---- THE REXALL 1 CENT SALE Save NoW To Stodk Up Later About 400 Items Wilt Be t5n Sate OctObelr 15 thru October 24 NEKOMBE Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS raminsiMiimenalimiwieviigiernium*elanomorsom Phone 48240 511 Clinton, On (MO OBITUARY Oribpsciii, Mrs . Margaret Beatrice, of l3Jyth, died recent ly in Clinton Public Hospital, She was the former Margar- et Beatrice Johns ton, widow of Sables Francis Gibson. She as survived by her Glerth of Myth; her brother, aordon. 3ohnston of St, "Ca,th,, Huge Crowd Attends Lions First Rummage Sale' Nearly 1,000 persons attended Clinton Lions rummage sale at the arena Saturday. Over $700 was cleared by the local service club for welfare work in Clinton and area. Household items and furniture were sold by auction and clothing and boots and shoes were sold from booths manned by Lions and their wives. The most popular booth was the baking booth which was cleared out in half an hour. (News-Record Photo by John Visser) BIRTHS BOSHART-In. Clinton,.. Public Hospital. on Sunday, eptexn, ber 27, 19,64, to Xlifi*.„ and .Mrs,. G r ant Poshart, Hlytb,. a aaAghtOr. COLOLOUGH--In Clinton Pub- 34P Uospiti on Friday, Sep- tember '4, 1964, to. Mn and Don 'Colelengb, a son, HVGILL - In Icitchener-Wit, erloo .Hospital, IlifnaidaY, Sep- tetnber 213, to Mn and Ronald Ilugill, Baden, a daughter, NONARSKI-In .Clinton. Pub- lic - Hospital on Thursday, September 24, 3.954, to Mr. and Mrs, Xra, F, Konarsisit .13,R Rlyth, daughter. LEMON - .Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, Sep- tember 24, 106.4,- to LAC and Ms, Donald Lemon, Clinton, a son, ..McKENZIE---In Royal Victor' / • Hospital, Barrie, on Satur- day, September 26, 1964, ei Mr. and Mrs. W. McKen- zie (nee .Elsie Nice), a son, 4geott William, a brother for Graham Robert. lyfelaTTTE-Tn Clinton Public Hospital on Tneeday, .Septerne her 29, 19,64, to Mr, and Mrs, E, MeViittie, Clinton, a sem WOR,SELL-In Oshawa Gener- al Hospital, on Friday, Sep- tember 25, 1964, to Mr. and . Mrs, Bill 'Worsen, 300 Gren- fell Avenue, Oshawa (nee Elaine Taylor), a son, Shawn. Daryl. CARDS OF THANKS Clinton Lion's Club thanks 'the public for co-operation at their rummage sale last •Satur- day. If children enjoy ice at our worn-out arena this winter, please 'take some of the credit, 40b I wish to thank the friends and neighbors who sent me cards, treats, eta. and those who offered to help my family during my recent stay in Vic- toria Hospital, FRAS- Eli 40p We wish to express our sin- cere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for thoughtful- ness during our recent bereave- ment. The many acts of kind- ness, beautiful floral tributes and other donations will always be remembered. Special thanks lo Dr. Newland, the nursing staff of Clinton Public Hospi- tal, Rev, Harrison and Bail and IViutch funeral home. -THE DIVIMERSON FAMILY. 40b Wesley-Willis UCW The Wo-he-lo Group of Wes- ley-Willis UCW will meet Thursday, October 8th, at 2:20 p.m. Members are asked to bring their bibles. Attend Your Church This Sunday CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. Friday, October 2 8:00 p.m,-Missionary Rally, First Baptist, Goderich Sunday, October 4 10:00 a.nt -Sunday School 11:15 earn-Family Worship "The First Church Service" 7:30 p.m.-Bible Study Hour Ontario Street United Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" Pastor; REV. GRANT MILLS,- B.A. Sunday, October 4 9:45 a.m.--eSunday School 11:00 a.m.-World Wide Communion TURNER'S 2:00 p.m.-World Wide Communion 3:00 p.m.-Sunday School. gtrtiteb eliurcileo IttV. CLIFFORD G PARK M.A., Minister Subject:, "Underneath Are The Everlasting Arras" 1-10LMESVILLE 945 a.M.-aoly Communion 10:45 et in.-Sunday School WESLEY-WILLIS 9:45 aan.-StendaY School 11:00 a.m.-Holy . Commenion and Reception -"of Members. +t ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH ACV, R. W. Wenhatt, Reath,' MI". W. H. Etishdp, A.Ft.C.M., Orgatitst trifiNITY XV(X- S`tD'XDAYy OCTOBER 4 8;30 aarie-e1-161Y Cenutunion 9:45 aart."-,-Citurch School 11;00 ait.rn,---1/61y COninaunion tieS.y Clot,- et. 6Ladies GnildL , MrE. Niekles borne, 2:45 pan. All ladies Of the Parish welcome, Bayfield Fair (Continued from Page One) the Bayfield Agricultural So- ciety is Eldon Yeo of RR 3, Clinton, with' 179 points out of a possible 200. In second place, Gordon. Hill of Varna, with 173 points, and tied for third place, with 172 points, Jack Scotchmer of Hay- field and Allen Hill of Bruce- field. Oats Winners Winner of the Rodney Oats Division is Alvin Battles, of RR 2 Bayfield, with 180 points. Tied for second place are len Battles of RR 2, Hayfield, and Bruce Betties of Hayfield, Each 'had 1787/ points, Tied for third place with 176 points are William Riddell of Gode- rich, and Don Colelough of Clinton, Although judges of the ex- hibits at Wednesday's fair did everything within their power to make the judging results av- ailable to this newspaper at the earliest possible time, the News- Record regrets sincerely the complete prize list could not be published this week, Lack Of Space Owing to a lack of the time necessary to set the type, and a shortage of space in this edi- tion, the results could not. be listed. The complete prize list, pic- tures of the fair and color stor- ies will be in next week's edi- tion. o. Hospital Auxiliary TO Meet Tuesda y The regular meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to Clinton Public Hospital Will be held in the nurses' residence on Tues- day, October 6th at 8 pan. arines and by her sister, Mrs. Mabel Armstrong of Sault Ste, Marie, Funeral services were held in the TaSiter funeral home in tlyth. `rho ititeriterit Wail in Plyth tlaion Cemetery, 11-qr.A-Co7rEMg.NTS: ANNQUNCEI)- Mr, and Mrs. Karl P. Skov, Clinton, wish to an- nounce tilireid•ethset,arzhIgtoenr:emnatrgOf aret Christine to Mr. Wil, liam Kenneth Caldwell, sea of Mn and Mrs. William ,Caldwell, :RR 1. 'Ervicefieiti. The marriage will :take place win •Ontario Street United '•C numb, Clinton, 1on Saturday, -October 24, .198.4 at 7 " 40ic Mr. and Mrs, Chris Ken- nedy, Londesbaro, wish to announce the •engagement of their eldest daughter, Brenda Joyce to Malcolm George BrnokS, 131Y01, son of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Brooks; RR 5 Strathroy.. The wedding will take place' on Saturday, October 24th,. at 4 p.m. to. LerkdeStOTO United Church. 401) 0 Dial Calls eContinued from Page One) tame Dialing a person simply has to dial "1" to reach the DDD equipment; the three-dig- it Area Code, when necessary; and then the number or the distant telephone. New Directory Soon If the distant telephone is in the same area as Clinton or Goderich (519), such as Galt, Stratfard or London only "1" and the distant number need be dialed. Complete instructions for making DDD calls will be in- cluded in the new London Dir- ectory Which will be delivered in October. On Sept. 15, S/L Dolan was again in Toronto, at the Hea- ther Room in Toronto's Granite Club, for a briefing on SIT. This time, his audience con- sisted of 27 Training Directors from .leading insurance conip- anies in Ontario and Maritim- es. The group was concerned with the possibility of having insurance company training directors attend the SIT course, An extensive question period followed S/L Dolan's briefing and those present expressed great interest in what is being accomplished at SIT. S/L Dolan who holds an MA degree in PolitiCal Science from Carleton University; Ottawa, has had extensive background service as an education officer in the RCAF, ' He has been Officer Com- manding the SIT since July of 1962. S/L D. A. Dolan Speaker In Demand On August 28 he addressed a group of IBM Educational Representatives in Toronto. His talk at that time touched on the purpose of the RCAF's School of Instructional Tech- nique, and the methods used to train prospective instructors at the school, Education Director for IBM Toronto, R. Beggs, expressed strong interest in the course o7ered at SIT, and told S/L Dolan he wants to increase the number of IBM persons alloc- ated to the school. IBM and a number of other business groups presently send a number of their training per- sonnel to courses at the school. OBITUARY • Albrecht, Mrs. John, of Zur- ich, died on Saturday, Septem- ber 26th at her home, in- her 79th year. She was the for- mer Lavada Colosky. The funeral was held in Westlake funeral home; Zurich. The interment was in St.. Pet- er's Lutheran Cemetery, Gosh- en Line, Mrs, Albrecht is survived by her husband, John, Huron- view Home .Clinton; her daughters, Mrs. Charles (Lu- lu) -Scotchmer of 13ayfield, Mrs. Frank (Rose) Butler of Zurich. 0 Three Rtdes From a report on a debate in England's House of Lords: "Lord Longford gave three rules for the middle-aged sportsman-get a physiothera- pist with plenty of -unathletie patients, take up some new sport each year, .take up golf seriously about the same time as you take up whiskey ser- iously-in the middle fifties," Christian Reformed Church Rev, G. J. Heerslnk, Minister Sunday, October 4 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 13read 3,00 pan.-Sunday School .7.00 p.m.--Goapel Service .8.00 p.m. Thursday-Prayer Meeting and Bible " Reading. Officer opular Speaker Squadron Leader D, A. Dolan CD, officer com- manding the School of Instructional Technique.; at RCAF Station Clinton is in much demand as a guest speaker these days.