HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-11-19, Page 5GREY SCUP
TICKETS
Now On Sale From Members of
Clinton Lions Club
And At Many Business Places in Clinton
$650.00 IN PRIZES
First Quarter Prize — $ 25.00
Half Time Prize — $ 50.00
Third Quarter Prize $ 75,00
Final Scfire Prize -- $500,00
ONLY $1.00 PER TICKET
The Sale of Grey Cup Draw Tickets is as Major
Source of Funds for Clinton Lions to carry on
their Arena and Community Welfare Work.
.Nov,, $9, 1904,,,ciinton News'14;94-109e 5
Rec,..Committee Thanks 'Council
The Clinton Recreation Com,
miffee had "a very successful"
summer recreational. program,
secretary :Joe Atkinson mport...
ed "to council in a letter read at
the last councii meeting.
'"We would like to. take this
opportunity council The request was granted
for its financialassistance. in
the past and w7$I1 them eyerY
success," the letter centhuted.
The letter .aisc recmeoted the
balance of the Recreation Cm.
,rnittee'S budget-4580—be paid.
We cordially invite you to our Annual
CHRISTMAS
PARTY
on the evening of Novetraber 23,
at 7:30 p.m.
Bring Your Friends and Relatives.
Light Refreshments Served,
Toyland Will Also Be Open
Stedmans Clinton
4743
fl
November 15 to 21
FELT MARKING PENS — Very Special „„ ...... 9c
CELLULOSE TAPE — 1/2"x1,000" 19c
GIFT WRAAPING PAPER
4 Rolls — 98c Value 66c
51 CHRISTMAS CARDS 98c
TOILET TISSUE 8 rolls for 88c
VITA DIET $2.98
IDA PAPER NAPKINS 19c, 2 for 33c
IDA SACCHARIN TABLETS
%gr. 500's 49c
TA gr. — 500's 59c
KLEENEX-200's 16c
BATH TOWELS 2 for 99c
EDWARDS PHARMACY
'Alan W. Edwards — Mary E. Edwards, Phm.B.
ADMIRAL PHOTO SERVICE
Prescriptions - Animal Health Supplies
Dial 482.6626 - Clinton, Ontario
Myth Farmer
Thomas Colson
Buried Monday
Thomas Colson of Blyth died
at Huronview in Clinton on
Friday, November 13.
He was born on April 23,
1877 in Bracebridge son of the
late '3, T. Colson and Jane
Walker. He married the for-
mer Rosey Bowes of Blyth in
May of 1908. He was a farmer
and came to the Blyth district
in 1908. He retired to Myth in
194-1. He was a member of the
United .Church.
Funeral services were held in
the Bail and Mutch Funeral
Home in Clinton on' Monday,
November 16, with the Rev.
Grant Mills ,of Clinton 'officiat-
ing. The interment was in
Blyth Union Cemetery,
Pall-bearers for the late Mr.
Colson were 'three nephews,
Walter Colson, Tom, McEown
ofBracebridge and Jack Bowes
of Ingersoll and James .Tande-
son, Norman Shepherd and Leo
Watt. Flower-bearers were Ken
Colson, Ross Sturdy, Stewart
Knipe and Weldon Tyndall.
He is survived by his son,
Arthur L., of 'Clinton, and his
daughter, Mrs. Harry L. (Marj-
orie) Sturdy of Goderieh.; his
two brothers, Roland of Brace-
bridge and Frank of Corona-
tion, Alta., four grandchildren,
and one great grandchild.
or -
AirMan'FrOM Hensall
Promoted In France
Air Division Ileacknianters of
the Royal Canadian Air Force
at Metz, France, recently an-
nounced the 15rciinaticiii of Sgt.
Donald Or to the rank of
Plight •Sergeant.
F/S Orr, a telegraph tech,
nic+i'an, its the sort of Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Orr, 113 King- St.,
Hensall.
Nomination Date
Nominations in Tuckersmith
Township will be held Nov. 30
in the Town Hall, Seaforth. An
election -- if needed — will be
held Dec, 7.
ELECTRIC REATIgrli
IT
iMATION CENTRE
ONTARIO 11Y110
53 Albert Star Ciltiteit
0110i16 432-9051
401.111MINIRI. ANNIMISNIMMOMMI
THE CLINTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB
announces
CLASSES HAVE STARTED
Classes for each age and ability gradti are
held at a scheduled time on Tuesdays between
4:30 and 8:00 p.m. at Clinton LionS Arena.
Register at the arena next Tuesday at 4:30.
Instructor: Jeffrey Johnston.
FEES; Seniors 15.00, High School 12,00
Elementary School 10.00
Pre-grade 1, 6.00.
CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE
47-8b
reordwirogommmimmeonoomenonnomok
GOT A CHILLY Ri
ADDING A ROOM?
MAKE YOUR
COMFORT COMPLETE
WITH
ELECTRIC HEAT
Many gifts and cards were
received, among •them congrat-
ulatibris from Elston Cardiff,
Prime Minister Lester B Pear-
son, and a serail frOrn Ontario
Premier John Roberts. The
Gouple also had 'a phone can
from Mrs. Young's brother,
Erland end sister-in-law, from
Toronto and one from her sis-
,ter, Rhoda Jordan, and brother
IP' Theron, of Vancouver, B.C.
Mrs. 'Young has one sister,
Rhoda of Vancouver and three
brothers, Theron of Seaforith,
Allan of Goderieh Twp. and Er-
land of Toronto, Mr. Young
has one •brother living, Jinnes
of Goderich.
SKIS
$9,91
SKI
BOOTS
PROM
$7.95
SUTTER-PERDUE
HARDWARE
Eugene McAdam, Peep,
GODERICH NURSING HOME
OPENING SOON.
For information Phone
5248610 — 43 Nelson St., Goderich
47-Sb
TRY ATLANTIC'S
"THRIFTY FIFTY"
(ONE WEEK)
$50.00 costs only
.23c till pay day.
Phone 482-3486
Atlantic Finance
CORPORATION
JOHN HARPER - 7 RATTENBURY ST.
Branch Manager CLINTON, ONT.
Ladies'
Dress Coats
3/4 Coats
Ski Jaekets
$9.95
to
$29.95
Girls'
Dress Coats
Ski Jackets
55.95
$20.9S
Girl's Dresies
Sizes 2 to 14
$3.98 $8.95
Ladies', Arnel Baby Doll, Capri, Gowns,
Flannel Pyjamas and• Gowns
Priced $2,98 to $198
RE VOUil OOLLAk BUYS Tlit MO sTo
Purses $2.95-$5.95
Mitts Gloves
Caps Leotards
Snow Stilts
$8.95 $10.95
st Rites For Mrs. Jean Radford
t Ontario Street United Church
Mrs. Jean Radford of 15 Mill Street, -Clinton,
died in VjgtOrig, Hospital, London, on Monday,
vergher 9. She had ''been B. patiegt in the .hospital
for two weelcs prior to her death.
ford„ Harold AclamS, Harry Mc,.
Ewan. and Ernest Radford,.
Mower-hearers were Jack Lee,
.Gladstone Grigg, Louts. John-
ston anar.;popald Jardine.
. Mrs, Radford is StirVi-Ved by
her daughters; Mrs, W. N.
('c41lady.$) Wafters of .Goderich
and Wilma Radford of London;
her broiloers.; William Gorier
of Londesbnio and Lewis-.C,!Tor,
ier.of Goderich; heisiater, Mrs.
Lillie Webster of Larideslioro
44d four •granclehildren: Nancy, tario •Street United Church, She Conrad Carolyn and max* was a president of the Women's • • , - Wafters of Goderich Association of Ontario Street • • • • • • • • • •-
United Clinrch. for 11 years,
and a life- an-ember- of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society at
Ontario Street United, Church.
Mrs, Radford was. born on
August 1, 1.8$9 in LOntlesbero
to Margaret and John Goviei%
She was the widow of John C.
ria0f90,• formerly. of Landes-
born and Clinton. They were
married on AUIR12, 19V7.. She
had resided in Londeaboro,
Stratford and. Clinton.
She was House. Mother at the
Nurses' Residence at Clinton
Public Hospital for five years
and had been a Member of On
Mrs, Radford was also a
president of the -Clinton Red
Cross Society during the Sec-
ond World War, a former mem-
ber of 'the off'i'cial board of On-
tario Street United Church, a
former member of Clinton Pub-
lie Hospital Board and a mein,
ber of the Wonien'$ Institute.
The funeral service was held
in Beattie Funeral Hume in
Clinton on' Wednesday, Novem-
ber, 11, with the Rev. Grant
Mills of Ontario Street United
Church, officiating, The inter-
ment was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pall-bearers for the late Mrs.
Radford were Leonard Radford,
Gorden Radford, Frank Rad-
Councillor Files
Suit For Damages
Against Clinton
A claim for personal damages
incurred while on Town of
Clinton property was filed at
the last regular council meeting
by Councillor Duff Thompson
on behalf of • his wife, June.
A letter from 'Councillor
Thompson stated his wife suf-
fered a fractured left foot at
10:15 am„ Oct. 16 when she
stepped from the curb in front
of Lee's' Ladies'-i Wear Store
on Victoria Street and caught
her foot in a hole in the gut-
ter.
Mrs. Thompson fell on her
right side and was taken to
hospital for treatment. Accord-
ing to her doctor, she will, be
immobile for six weeks from
the time of the accident.
Mr. Thompson's letter said
the -cost of damages—when they
are known—will be filed at a
later date.
R UMMAGE
SALE
Town Hall
Saturday, Nov. 21
1 to 4 p.m.
Sponsors:
RCAF Women's Auxiliary
Council Passes
Building Permits
Six building permits with a
'total valtie of $3,500 were is-
sued by the Town of Clinton
last month and reported at the
last regular meeting of town
council.
The permits were issued to:
Knox Williams of 143 Albert
Street for a 16x30 foot cement
block carport valued at $400.
Elmer Johnston, 396 Base
Line Read, for a two-car frame
garage vatted 'at $1,400;
W. BezzO . Of 117 Walker
Street, for a frame sunporcli
Valued at $200;
Eugene McAdam, for repairs
to his store front valued at
$300;
Doug Bartliff, for an electric
sign to go over the entrance to.
Bartliff'S Restaurant, valued at
$200;
R. G. Shortreed, 48 Dunlop
Street, for a frame carport val-
ued at $1,000.
LABATT'S
APPOINTMENT
ROBERT W. TICKLING
Mr. Bruce G. Elliot, Director of
Marketing, Labatt's Ontario
Breweries Limited, announces
the appointment of Mr. Robert
W. Pickling, Sales Representa-
tive, Stratford sales area. Mr.
Fickling joins Labatt's after
acquiring a broad and diversified
business experience, including
duties in the retail merchandising
. and transportation fields. A resi-
dent of Stratford, Mr. Fickling
also assumes sales responsibili-
ties in Clinton, Goderich,
St. Mary's, Listowel and
Palmerston.
Pipe Leppingtons were married
by Rev, Armstrong at the Unit-
ed Church manse in Wingharn
on Nov. 7, 1919.
Leppington, who was
born and raised in Clinton,
brought his bride hack here
where the couple has liv'e'd
since,
Have Many Friends
Mrs. Leppirigton, the former
Funeral Today
For Mrs. &oils
Mrs. Edward Grealis of Hu-
ran Street, Clinton, died Tues-.
day, November 17 in Clinton
Public Hospital. She was 67.
She was the former Ruby
Currie.
Funeral services will be Veld
On Thursday (today) at 2 p.m.
in 'the Ball and Mutch funeral
home in Clinton. The inter-'
ment is to be in Clinton ceme-
tery.
She is survived by ,her hus-
band, Edward; her daughters,
Mrs. Douglas (Berva) Cart-
wright of Clinton; Mrs. William
('Betty) Taylor of McKenzie
Island, Ont.; 'her sots, Eric and
Donald Switzer, both of Clin-
ton; her sister, Mrs. Harold
Trawlers= of Clinton and her
brother, Howard Currie of
Clinton.
Goderich Couple
Hold Open House
On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. S. Peter Young
marked, their 50th Wedding
Anniversary with open house
at 'their home on Huron Rd.,
Goderich, on November 11. Mrs.
Young is the former Elma
Betties.
They were married in Bay-
field by the Rev. Alfred Mc-
Farlane and farmed in Gode-
rich Twp. until they retired in
1946. They have three child-
ren: Mrs. Graham (Olive)
Johnston of Clinton; James, of
Goderich Twp.; and Mrs. Har-
old (Bessie) Black of Clinton.
They have seven grandchild-
ren and two great grandchild-
ren,
Both are menibers of Victor-
ia St. United Church, Gode-
rich.
The table centered with the
Wedding cake was decorated
With gold streamers 'and white
and gold tapers with Nif.r.s, Al-
lan Betties and Mrs. Clara
siStersin-law of Mr.
and Mrs. Young petiririg tea
to about 1.00 guests. Assisting
were the couple's daughters,
daughter-insiw a n d grand-
clatighters.
Men s Ski Jackets
Pile Lined — Plain
Men's Car Coats
Topcoats
from $8,95 to $28.95
boys' Porkd coats
Laminated Nyloh, Wool
$5,95 - $13,95
,ottit STORE vv11
d 1 • 0 •
The BarryMore Look
Not one, but two great profiles are shown in
the aboVe photo by Wayne and ShUSter. On CBC
television this year, the' team is seen in four
Wayne and Shuster Hour :variety shows. In ad-
dition, CanAdd's top co/tics will be hosts and com-
mentators for a series of §1.7r :programs about the
great film comedians. Both series . are on the
Monday night Show of the Week hour, (CBC Photo)
How Aliouir a Free Wall Mural
on one wall--featuring "Tropical Sand"
or "On The Riviera"
-- We have Mony Others to chabse from —
New Ways To Add Sparkling Beauty
To Your Home Add .
CPI Peacock Plate-Glatt Mirror
— Makes A Lovely ChristMas Gift
Why not come in and See Our Selection
and order one,
STOkE HOURS 9.6 p,m. Daily
9.12 Noon Wednesday
D. A. Kay's t.. Son
PAINTER and DECORATORS
la HURON ST. PHONE 4024542
We have available
a wide selection Of
• WALLPAPERS
• PAINTS 'and
• DRAPERIES
We also install
• V'INA-RUG
CARPET
and Saind Flobis
How About Now!
* No better time to get your rooms
decorated BEFORE CHRISTMAS
* FREE ESTIMATES
just phone
482-9542
&wine convener of the unit,
assisted by IVIrs. A. Bond.-
The Rev. C. Park introduced
the study of mission work in
Trinidad with a taped linterview
with the Rev, Roy Jordison,
which was recorded during the
latter's visit to Huron Presby-
tery in the spring of 1963.
The roll call was answered
by stating some fact about
Trinidad. The business period
included a report of the Reg-
iOnal meeting held in I3ruce-
field on October 22.
Photo By John Visser
Mr., and Mrs. Tom Leppingtoti
Celebrate 45th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Leppington of 177 Spencer
Street, Clinton, quietly celebrated their 45th wedding anni-
versary earlier this month at their home.
Louella E. J, Tomkins, was
Wingham with her parents.
Both . and Mrs. Lapping-
ton have been active in the
community and are well known
by scores of friends and acqu-
liorii at Elora And moved to
aintances.
They have •three sons, two of
whom are living, and two
dailgtiters.
San John' W. lives on North
Street in Clinton, and soh Roy
F. lives at Brumfield. The
couple's third son, Thomas, was
killed in a ear Crash in 1942.
13 Grandchildren
Daughter Mrs. Albert (Dina
May) Leibold lives at RR 2,
CIMUM, and the second daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Johnston (Edith
Mary) lives in London,
The Leppingtons have 13
grandchildren and one great-
grandchild.
SHOP NOW
While Stock is at Its Best at
Clinton
House Of Bargapihon,,,es481-7735
WE CASH ALL BABY BONUS CHEQUES
Fidelity Unit
Holds Meeting-
The Fidelity Unit of Wesley-
Willis UCW met in the Church
parlor on' TueSclay afternoon,
November 10...The worship ser-
vice—which included medita-
tion for Remembrance Day —
was led by Mrs. L. JerVis, pro-