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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-11-26, Page 11HELLO FRIENDS ! We're in the Potted Plant Season — TO BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME — TO MARK A SPECIAL OCCASION — TO SEND TO A SHUT-IN FRIEND We will be happy to serve you and appreciate your business. JOHN and JUNE SMITH Clinton Greenhouse and Garden Centre 182 CHURCH ST, 482-7168 DELIVERY SERVICE WITH A SMILE Herb's Food Market SPECIALS_ effective Nov. 26 to Dec. 2, 1964 BARTON JAM — 48-oz. tins 89c Apple & Strawberry or Apple & Raspberry DORIC LIQUID HONEY 12-oz. Doll Squeeze Bottle Only 25c CLARK'S TOMATO or VEGETABLE SOUP 10 10-oz•tins $1.00 ROBIN HOOD PIE CRUST MIX pkg. 29c SHIRRIFF'S PICARDIE JELLY POWDERS 3 for 25C SCHNEIDER'S SHORTENING — 3c off lb. 24c KADANA TEA BAGS PLUS 20 FREE pkg. 69c NABOB COFFEE 10c off lb, 89c STEWART HOUSE CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX 10 pkgs. 99c SOAP SPECIALS ! JERGEN'S LOTION — Mild Bath Size 3 bars 29c PALMOLIVE SOAP lic bar, 9 for 99c Free. Delivery — Phone 482-3445 SAVE BLACK DIAMOND STAMPS NEW 40% SILASUPPLEMENT "A" •;0'‘e.'••'aaaa. • en,....,ae0a... ;pr iincreased daily gains fiorn Corn Silage, feed SHUR:GAIN 40% Silasupple- ,menf /1A". ,Developed at the SHUR-GAIN .Research Farm, this new beef ,supplement is designed'ta supply the protein supple- mentation required when feeding a "Modern" corn ',silage, That is, one high ,in energy at groin content , If you are a beef feeder using silage as your train ration ,you owe it to yourself to find dUt the full details of this new SHUR-GAIN 40% Sila- supplement 'IA". 1 ....1.7a.• Auburn end: District ttA fu.WES 44.A.PNocK,,,,cmespo;140,,,,phcprie .40.4594. .e01•41....deeelemeereeemiliPe.lieeleeNeeellaioe"PaN, Award Decorations The five officers 'shown above received the Canadian Forces Decoration at a parade held at RCAF .Station Clinto on Tuesday of this week. The officers, and their years of service, follow, listed from the left; Sgt, C. F. Peppercline,, 12 years; Cpl. J. W..MeGuife, 12 years; W02 A. Velleman, 12 years; W01 J. T. Sitninonds, 22 years; FIS P. G. Nutter, 22 years, (RCAF Photo) A ti LL ALL OAN ADEO IAM•f GET ON a .o u 'RAC( • 4 `,1610{,t tcYtIplpri 0A111,/stIt)11 .15 h Friends Honor Bride-Elect A, Speigelberg Pink and white streamers and white paper roses spelling out "Anne," and decorated chairs was the setting for ithe recent bridal shower for Miss Anne -Speigelberg of Guelph. • The program was opened with a sing,isong led by Miss Marsha Koopmans with 'Miss Berniee McDongall at the piano. The party was given' y Melanie Sprung, A contest—The Bridal Alpha- bet—was conducted by Miss Kliaiske Koopmans. The winner Was Mrs. Empey. A honeymoon contest Was con- ducted by Miss Martie Koop- mans and the winner was Miss Bernice McDougall. - Several more songs were sung 'led by Mae Koopmans with mrs. Norman Wightman es pianist, Mrs. Kenneth Camp- bell pinned a corsage on the honored guest and Mae. John Sprung pinned a. corsage on Miss Sandra Lynn Campbell, cousin of the brideeeleet. Miss Mirada Campbell read an address of emigre:Ulla/ions and gifts were presented 'by Misses !earl-Java Carter, Martie Koopmans, Gloria Lutz, Kiaske Koopmans and Marsha Keep- Mans. Miss Speigelberg thanked her friends for the gifts and lunch was sewed. During the social hour a chorus was sung by the girls who had attended West- field school When Anne had been a pupil there under the teacher, Mrs. Margaret Robert- son. a Mrs. Saundercock Honored By Party At Londesboro A surprise birthday party was held in the Londesboro Hall on Nov, 14 for Mrs. Laura Saundercoek With around 46 of her nieces and nephews and her family present. Mary Lynn Saundercock pin- ned_ a . corsage on her grand- mother. The evening was spent in progressive euchre, crokinole and pictures were shown by Harold Crich Mrs. Saunder- cock was then called to the front and Mrs. Norman Rad- ford read a short address. Clar- ence Crawford and Bessie Mc- Bride presented their aunt with a wrist watch, 'a purse of money and, a 'mum plant, the gift of Mrs. McBride Sr. Everyone then sat down to a lunch. The table was decorated with pink and white carnations and centred with a birthday cake. Mrs. Seta/del-Cock thanked everyone for the gifts and the evening. Nieces and nephews were present from Drayton Valley, Alberta; Niagara Falls, London, Sat/It Ste. Marie, Gait, Winghiana Gederiele lelyth and Clinton. 0 Picture Credit Was In Error Last week's edition of the News-Record carried a large photo of Air Force wives and wives of Clinton. people as 'they appeared after a Talent Show at RCAF Station Clinton. The picture was credited as an "RCAF' Photo". Although the picture was taken alt RCAF Station Clinton, it was not an official RCAF photograph. The NeersaRecord regrets any embarrassment this may have caused 'the RCAF or any other personnel involved. We'll take any old watch in trade , wordless of make, model or cogditigol DON'T BE PliEHISTORICI Trade your old'watch in for a E3U LOVA and be..9-to-dotp! dhdped Nos. 23 styled 0Prii;t1 n'.10 MINISTERfy ey1:4dIal, FIDDT LADY Ina burn4hed tear. 2sttIDTIPUilbS°1°1 fair or white, Nstdd for leaking et. curacy, YOUR CHOICE $1 ONLY $9.50 ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Phone 482-9525 a wee) CLINTON FEED MILL Phones: 441,3484 4,40-3485 feed service The UCW meeting was held in the church on Tuesday even- ing, Nov. 10 at 81.5 p.irrr, The meeting was in charge of the preSident, Mrs. B. Flaber, The worship was taken by Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs. Riay Consitt The Dalton Trio sang a musical number and the speaker for the evening was. Miss M, Ellis, who spoke on India. Reports were given by Mrs. H. Jones and Mrs. B. -Faber who attended 'the regional meeting recently. Plans were completed 'to cater to 'a Wed- ding this month, and a -dinner to be served 'to Huron Presby- tery Men. Hostesses were Mrs, R. McGregor and Mrs, K. Lov- ell, Personals Sgt. Charles (Tiny) Willeira son of 'the Ontario Provincial Police, Milton, spent Wednes- day of last week visiting Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Karcher. Sgt. Wilkinson was a former • resi- dent of the Hensell district, PORTER'S HILL MRS. DONALD HARRIS Commencing Sunday, Nov.29 service at Grace Church will be in the afternoon, Sunday School' is at 1 p.m. and church service at 1.45 p.m. White Gift service Will be held Sunday, Dec. 6 and will be a combined service. The United Church Women of Grace Church met on Wed- nesday last at the home of Mrs, E. Townshend. The presi- dent, Mrs. William Cox was in charge of the meeting which opened with -the singing of hymn, The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Allen Betties_ and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. A chapter from the study book, "Salvation" was taken by Mrs, Chester Sturdy. Roll call was answered by giving twice the size of your sock in pennies. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Argyle Lockhart and the firlanalial report by Mrs. Ray Cox. It was decided to donate $35 to the Missionary and Maintenance Fund 'and $10 to the Canadian Bible Society. A cell) quilt was quilted during the afternoon. At the close of the meeting lunch was served by the hostess. The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Wilmer Riddell and "election of officers for 1965 will be held. • LONDESBORO Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Youn:gblut spent the weekend with their son, Stanley and family of God- erich, Mrs. Harvey Hunleing is re- cuperating at her home after Undergoing surgery in Clinton Public Hospital lest week; their daughter, Mrs. Fern Moore, of Goclerieh, spent a few days with her parents, Miss Vlina Knox of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox, Dave Ewan returned home last Tuesday after spending a month with his eonsins, the Peter Malcolm family, in Sea- With. Bill Cowan and Mrs. Cowan of Barrie were home for the weekend. Mrs. John Taylor of Seaforth is spending a few days With Mrs. Mary Shannon and Mrs. Lucy Little, Social Evening Held By Middleton W.A. The Middleton WA held a social evening on Friday, Nov, 20 in the Tipperary School. There were 12 tables of euch- re. Whiners ware,- ladies, Mrs, 3olm Smith, itelert Smith; men, Bert ttowden and Bruce Walk. or. Mrs. Iteg, Miller held the mast Iti.n d e hans. A lunch was sowed by the tOim STEDMAN TOYLAND in basement N W OPEN SANTA will be in Toyland December 1-23 from 1-5 p.m. Complete selection of large and small toys for all ages. FRIGIDAIRE Did You Know . . That you can purchase 5%2 % Trust Certificates from your Investors Syndicate Representative. . G. CAMP = ELL Box 659, Seaforth Phone 527-0452 SYNDICATE LIMITED Out with the '64's to make room for the "65's coming and we must reduce. BUY NOW' AND SAVE , BEFORE PRICES INCREASE SPECIAL TRADE PRICES Have you a good Trade? We need Trade-ins, SO WE. CAN GIVE BETTER PRICES. Check with us now for a deal ALSO . Enter Our Season's Greetings Contest Inquire at our stores, NO' ICE» New Location next to Speed,Wcish Uptown GINGE H! SALES and SERVICE uouTeD CLINTON 482.-OACIIL ThurS.f Nov. 20, 7944 clinton Novo-Record Page I I 41 Achievement ight Set Friday The Huron County Citth Qlt Weal OM. Night will be held :evening; Dee, 4, at s iirn, in the Wingham 'District igh Scheel. At the event, 4-H members ill receive prizes and awards r their iaehievements in the 64 4-H Club year, A to-tal of 6 per cent of 4-I-I 'members mpleted their 4-H club pro- fs this Year. J. Grent Webber, farm eaies per vis.or of Ontario Hydro ill be guest. speaker alt -the ent..Ken Edgar of Gorrie will 'de entertainment, Receives $200 Award John Byls/rta of RJI. Clain- ton, a student at the Hamilton Institute of Technology has re- ceived the Steel Company of Canada Award of $200 for his echeleatic achievement ,th e previous year. The awiard. was made last Tuesday at the fireit awards night of the Institute, NEWS OF KIPPEN .(Correspondent. MRS. N, LONG. Phone Hensall 278-W-1) Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Ship- man and family were ..recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Hale old Jones and boys. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Jones attended the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Wood- cock, Ann and Jim and Mrs. Max Johnson and Susie of Dear born, Mich., attended the Boz- zato-Kyle wedding Saituiday and visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kyle. Many Showers Mrs. Bozzato, the, former Bonnie Kyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Kyle of Klippen, was honored at several showers prior to her marriage Satur- day, Nov. 21 when. she received some gifts. At a shower, Mrs. Anthony Bozzato of Welland, entertain- ed on Nov. 15; a congregation- al shower was held at St. And- rew's United Church, Kipper, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 18, and was arranged by Mrs. Lloyd Lovell and Mrs. Edgar McBride. The programme consisted of singing by the McKay family, accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Ken McKay. Mrs, Lloyd Lovell conducted two contests and sing-songs were enjoyed with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at the piano. Following the rehearsal Fri- day evening, the bridal party was entertained by the bride- elect's mother, Mrs. Wm. Kyle and Mr. Kyle. Those who en- tertained previously were a sis- ter, Mrs. Harold Caldwell, Han- sen; an aunt, Mrs. Emersion Kyle, Klippen:and Mrs. Clarence DuCharrne in Zurich. Mrs. W. J. F. Bell entertained the 4-H girls' club and a presentation of a pair of dresser lamps was made. Miss Devries' Shower Thirty-seven neighbors and relatives attended a miscellan- eous shower Tuesday evening, Nov, 17 at 'the home of Mr, Mrs. DaVe Triebner, 'honoring Miss Alice Dowries of Brussels, bride-elect of Friday, Nov, 29, The Shower was arranged by Misses 'Gayle< Robinson, Kippen, and Marion ANLit of Hills- green. The address was read by Ruth -Moore, and gifts present- ed by Cheryl Riley, assisted by a few older girls. A lunch was served by the hostess. HEAVY DUTY HIGH SPEED . ELECTRIC DRYER —Big family 12 lb. capacity —NEW side opening doors —New Air-Flow system gives Safer, More effective drying —..lour-way venting makes pos- sible new installation flexi- bility —Handy lint collector easy to reachc ollector , easy to clean —Poreelain tub. sRi Cr NOW Kr CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP "Your Westinghouse Dealer" 482,6646 Clinton O. W. CORNISH, Prop, Auburn Institute Samples Cheeses At Meeting The November meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute was held in the Community Memorial Hall with the presi- dent, Mrs. Bert Craig in charge. The meeting was opened by singing the Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect and "0 Can- ada" with Mrs. William J. Craig at the Piano. The president thanked all who had assisted with 'the ban- quets and family night and also reported on the visit to the Clinton branch. The minutes were read by Mrs. Ed, Davies in the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Thomas }loggia. The members decided 'to pur- chase coffee spoons for re-sale. The pictures .of the Sunshine Sisters banquet were distribut- ed by 'the assistant secretary, Mrs, Thomas Lawlor. Convention Report Reports of the London Area Convention held recently at St. Thomas were given by the dele- gates, Mrs. Ed. Davies .and Mrs. Wes Bradhock. The convener of Horne Econ- omics and Health, Mrs. Gordon Chamney 'introduced Mr. Peter' Cutter, of Winghem, manager of the Blyth a, n d Wingham United Dairy and Poultry Co- op. He told the history of the making of cheese and said this is the Centennial year in Can- ada for cheese as it was first made in Oxford County in 1864. He went on to 'tell about the sale of cheese to other coun- tries and said that in 1963 Can- adians consumed „.1.54 million pounds. Mr. Cutter then show- ed pictures of the Blyth and Wirighem plants in operation, Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys thank- ed Mr. Cutter for his address and on behalf of the Branch presented him with a gift. Mr. Cutter passed samples of some made. of :the various types of ehe eses Explorer Girls Meet Wednesday The Explorer Girls of Ontario Street United Church held a special seraice in the chapel on Wednesday evening, Nov.18. The following girls took part in the initiation ceremony and became members of 'the group; Holly Munroe, Cathy Aiken, Es- ther Merrill, Janet Delawski, Janet East, Karen Tyndall, Holly Define, Debbie Glenn and Sharon Williams. Barbara Elliott, Ann Critten- den and Heather McAdam re- ceived their first blue star. Barbara Symons, Marilyn Aitk- en, Bonnie Riehl and Lynne Gibbings received their first gold star. Several mothers were pre- sent at the service. Certificat- es and stars 'were presented by the leader, Miss Olive John- son, assisted by the Senior girls. Wing FILL 117 WE SHOUT IT LOUD ACROSS ma NArioni, win? afto GALLON OF OIL, GOES OUR 'ME REPUTA7YON HARRY WILIMMS 11112-6633 fCCLINTON WAITE *HEATING Olti-'0ASOLINE ROSO Auburn CiGJJ Holds, Meeting Ja41P. Doran', preskleut of the A4thorh .C.MT woup WAS in. charge of the rne4t4g held ill the 5unday School TOM, pf Knox ProSlylteriall Munch. After the coil to worship, a hymn was. sung with Margaret Sanderson at the piano, Tile LeilarS Prayer was repeated Jr Olson, and The Purpose,. The scripture lesson: was read by Linda 13aechler, A Nbie.91.0.4 • and dziill was in charge of the assistant leader, Miss .Carole Brown. The roll call was answered by each girl naming her The minnites were accepted as read by the ,secretary, Mile Mary .Sandereen gave the financial Statement and the ofe Wing was received and 004- ,cated. Plans were 4textea, for the Vesper Candlelighting service which will be held tin December, and 'the next meeting will be held on Dec, Sal after exams.. The first chapter of 'the study beak, -"The Reach:ere" was give en by the leader, Mrs, Wes Bradneek. This was a study of race discrimination as fpand, with teenagers in,: the city of Chicago, A discussion period followed, The meeting was close ed by singing a hymn, and the benediction was repeated by all. Santa Draws Crowd To Store Opening Many Area residents attended the first "Open House" held at Drysdale Crest Hardware, Hen- get' on Tuesday night. The big attra0tlibh for the children was this year's first appearance, of Santa 'Claus in 'the villiaige. Coffee and 'doughnuts were served 'to those attending, and Santa gave candy canes to. the children. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Smith _of Mr. and Mrs,. .Ray MeThihtr-. Aocletioli Visited on:Studay with ray of Flint, .l!Mich,, Visited last r. and Xre. jOint Rouge/a week with relativea in Auburn, _Goderiele Clinton;. and Ilderten. Miss .N4ney Anderson is A. •nstlient in iSiCk Children's Tick:S- .1*w., London, Coates.of glint, Mich. is visiting this week with Mr, and Mrs. lafaitiand Mrs, Mary Johnston Jett last week to spend the winter mon; Os with Mrs, George Patterson of Goderiola Miss Marilyn Daer of London Spent the weekend. With her Varents, Mr. and IVasS Jennett, Roble of Kit- ehener spent the weekend -with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oor- don Dobie and Ross.