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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-02-25, Page 3Mcilwain..Bected .Master Of South .Huron- (kange Lodge South 'Huron County Loyal Orange Lodge met in the Or- ange Hall in Goderich. On Wed- nesday evening - last for their annual meeting. -Melawain, of Bayfield CBC To Provide Coverage Of World Hockey - CBC radio and television will be on hand at Tampere, Finland to cover the 1965 World Hockey Championship. • Besides. daily, 10-minute wrap-up reports from March 8 to 12, CBC radio will carry three games live and in their entirety. Following is the radio sche- dule: Thursday, March 11 at. 1:30 p.m. EST — Canada vs Czechoslovakia. Saturday, Mar- di. 13 at 10:30 ani.. EST Can- ada vs Sweden, Sunday, March 14 at 10:30 a.m. .EST — Can- ada vs Russia. Commentator for radio is Don Wittman of Winnipeg. For Canadian - TV viewers, CBC will carry one-hour video- taped highlights of four tamale- merit games. Wednesday, March 10 at 11:35 p.m. EST — Canada vs USA. Saturday, March 13 at 2:00 p.m. EST — Canada. vs Czecho.slevakia, Tuesday, March 16 at 11:35 p.m, EST — Canada, vs Russia, Saturday, March 20 at 2:00 p.m. EST — Canada vs Sweden. Television play-by-play com- mentator is Dan Kelly /of Ot- tawa. was elected County Master for 1965;., other officers are; JPM,- Harry Criele Clinton; DM, Frank Falconer, Clinton; .chap- lalin, Wayne Smith, Hensall; re- cording secretary, Fred. McCly- mont, Varna; financial secre- tary, John Henderson, Bruce- field; treasurer, Charles Ruffell, Gaderich; marshall, Russel Page, Grand 'Bend; first lectur- er, Fred Jamieson, Woodham; second lecturer, Alex Hamilton, Grand Bend; asSietant marshall, Clayton Hodgins, Clinton. The officers were installed by Past County Master Walter Scott Of )3elgrave and George Baillie of Blyth ; . 0 Ontario St. UCW Unit 3 Meets The monthly meeting of Unit 3 of Ontario Street United Oh- arch"i_JbW was held in the church parlour. Mrs. Arthur Aiken and her group were in charge of the meeting; assisting in the devotion were Mrs-. G. Dennis and Mrs. Carl McClin- cheer... Mrs. Jack Irwin welcomed the members and guests. The CGIT are holding their 50th anniversary at the Wesley- Willis church. The' World Day of Prayer will be held March 5 at the RCAF Station protestant chapel. Eadh member made a paper hat for a Valentine and contests were mach enjoyed. A dessert lunch, was served.. Prize, dastral Park Social Notes News Editor: Anne Aileron — Phone HU 2-7349 the Way". On March 19 the Canadian Bible Society will hold a rally in Stratford at the Festival Theatre, at 8:00 p.m. This is open to everyone. Busses will leave the park at an hour to be 'announced later. The speaker Will be Canoe H. M. Arrow- ernith, Australia, g,eneral secre- tary of the British and Foreign Society. 'The music will be sup- plied by a =steed Mennonite choir from Kitchener. 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March 1-2-3 (Adult EnterfaIntnent), Debbie Reynblds, Pat Boone and Tony Curtis 'Based bri the Broadway' play, a oonaedy-fantasy about a Irian who returns to life as a ,wontan. "GOODBYE CHARLIEllin Technicolor THUR., FRI., SAT. One Show` Nightly at 8 p.m. "QUO VANS" c„, of the ..greatest tedulitolor oedtabilla,ft ever With Robert tayWor and benorah. Ken' 6011169. °lilt. SHOT IN THE DARK" (Adult They Also Ran One of the three Clinton teams competing in the RC- AF invitational curling bon- spiel last weekend at the station curling rink, is pie- :Lured here, from the bottom up, E. B. Menzies, skip; Duff Thompson, vieeeskip; Dr. F. Newland, second, and Hal Hartley, lead. (RCAF Photo) . Mixed Team Wins invitational RCAF Bonspiel Sixteen teams entered the In- vitational Bonspiel held at RC- AF Clinton east Friday and Saturday, February 19 and 20. The overall winner of the e- vent was a rink skipped by LAC M. C. Cherlet with members, Flight Sgt. J. J. R. Brochu, Cpl. E. L. Mullaney and Flight Sgt. F. J. Wildish. Teams from Clinton town, Goderich, Seaforth and RCAF Centralia took' part in, the bon- spiel which was organized under the 'direction of Warrant Officer Tom Emile, Group .Captain K. R. Green- away, Commanding Officer RC- AF Clinton 'presented the Win- ning team with, trophies and prizes at a social held after- Wards in the new lounge. The town of Clinton teams were skipped by E. Beecher Menzies, Ken nett and Garnet Crowe. Classified Ads. Bring Results A farewell tea took place at the home of Mrs. H. C. Mc- Connell, on Wednesday, Febru- ary 17 in honour of Mn. Blilh Wickware. Twelve guests were, in attendance and the group presented Mrs. Wickware with a lazy-susan. Congratulations to Miss Lor- raine Deveau the new "Queen" of the students at CHSS. The annuli father and son banquet for Cubs and Scouts will be 'held on February 28 at the airinen'S mess. On February 22, Guides and Brovenies, Scouts and Cubs were seen in full me- iform to mark the birthday of Lady Baden Powell. Protestant Church News The next Guild meeting be on March 8 at 8:15 p.m. at, the Chapel Lounge. Mrs. Bea Bowman's group will be in charge for the evening. The • devotional, period under Padre S. Swaren will be on "The Practice of Lent". Mrs. Irene Hopkins has kindly offered to give a demonstration on hat renovation. So ladies, bring your old bonnets foe a "new looicl" Membeete are reminded te bring used clothes for the bale being shipped to the Mag- 'delene Islands in the spring. &Earth 6 is the World Day of Prayer with Dr, E, Bates as epeaker. Beginning February 28 there Will be' a Lenten series of dia- custeions froin 8:60 pin. to 9:00 p.m for young people and a- dults, based on the new our- riouluto WAY Vide, "Word and rRE through D CROSS Your help does so much for so many S GODERICK, DANCING FOR THE YOUNG CROWD This Week -- Saturday, February 27 "The Concords" Dancing 9 to Midnight Admission: 75c per person Catering to Luncheons; Weddings, Banquets, Etc. For Rental Information or Reservations Dial 524-9371 or 524-9264 Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service Special Values and Reminders This Week I.D.A. HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES 500's---Reg. $4.29 - Special $2.99 PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS 100's plus 12 Free—$1.22 value Special 89c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE Reg. $1.09 Special 89c I.D.A. COLD REMEDIES IDAVITE Liquid A vitamin supplement with a pleasant orange taste. 16-Oz. — $2.75 BRONCHIDA Chest Rub Relieves chest and head- cold congestion. 69c IDAVITE Capsules Multiple Vitamins and Minerals 30's $1.95 100's $4.95 BRONCFIIDA Cold Capsules Quick relief from symptoms of Common Cold 16's-95c or 3/$2.29 EDWARDS PHARMACY ADMIRAL PHOTO SERVICE 9 Albert Street — Clinton Dial 482-6626 marriage by her father, wore a silk double-knit suit in a shade of delicate pink, and a corsage of sweetheart roses. Arlene Gra- ham as bridesmaid wore a Mo- hair Boucle suit in turquoise with a 'white ,corsage of roses: Norm Gladstone of Calgary acted as groomsmen. Following the ceremony -a re- ception, was held at the home of the, bride's parents. The guests were received by the bride's mother, wearing a suit in spring green, and white carnation cor- sage. , After a wedding trip to Cal- gary and Banff the young cou- ple took up residence in Regina, where the groom is , on contract with the Saskatchewan Rough- riders' professional football team, and the bride is contin- uing her studies, at the Uni- versity. Several surprise events were arranged in honour of the bride When she received gifts for her home. Group gifts were present- ed by friends. in her classes at the University Campus, Saska- toon. At a mother and . daughter gathering Nancy received a group gift. Mi'ss'es Arlene Gra-. ham and Lorraine Fleming were co-hostesses at a miscellaneous shower. A cup and saucer and a linen shower were arranged by Mar- ilyn Reid and Helen McMillan. The McMillan home was uniqu- ely decorated in green and white,' the Roughriders colours. A miniature football and a. play- er centred, the tea table and green candles formedthe goal- posts. The bride was seated in the "touchdown!' chair and. the first; gift was presented in a Roughrider helmet. Debbie Reid and Elaine Maxymyshyn brought in the gifts and assisted in serving the guests. Winners At Dessert Euchre On Wednesday, February 17, the LOBA lodge me/ethers held a dessert euchre. The guests Were welcomed by Mrs. Clayton Hodgins and Mrs. The dessert of angel -food cake and ice cream was served by the members. A door prize was won by Mrs. Robert Cook of Godes-ilea. and a draw was won by Mrs. Heard of Clinton. Eleven tables' were in play for euchre, prizes going to Mrs, Alex MoMichael for ledies' hi • Mrs. Tom O'Connell for ladies' lone and Mrs. Harold Lobb of lrucefield for ladies' low. The mistress, Mrs. Hodgins, thanked 'all and, announced an- ether dessert party for March. 'A good Sum: was realised. 4.0111 1.11111.1•11141_1 1.11 of learning lnet , What's ge'll/g on — a column excltisivelY for 'teen news, Gone .are the days Of shy tittle farmal type notices. This is a "Serniedeelaretiont of sernieindeeendenee. SO, SWIM into the• tripod, because, here We Conte, To start our bits of new news —have peat heard about What's happening M Bayfield? 7,like Maloney and around 39 other 'teens 'have 'started a 'Teen Town, and they are'going to try their winge with a re- eard hop in the Bayfield town hall, Friday night, A/So, on ,this same eve, the. Station Teen Town will be "fruging" around the Richie afrugine atoend the Ritchie Mnstie a 14 plastic meet be the coming thing. If you are the venturesome type, Maybe you'll bomb over to Brussels to hear' the fabu- lous Modes. Alas, these lads are straying from the Auburn Hall but never fear they shall re- turn - - like next week„ may- be? "ShimY-ing" back to Clinton, l iil This is a brand new way We find a 'Teen Town of unrest. Our councialers have been on the prowl visiting several lead- ng groups of the adult vverld. We've• all heurd some question Mead abOnt the conversion of the upper floor of the library. EverYbody is aeking, but there seems tq be a lack of Answers. Oh well, keep your fingers eras- led and maybe our leaders will bo oble to shake back into shape veith a few square feet tc) glance, By the Way, eongrattilations Miss Deveau. You're a fabulous school queea. Till next time. You're swinging pal, PAM. PLASH: There's going ao be a dance at Clinton 'Legion Hall, Friday night, February 26, to annslic by the' DeleReye. CLANTON, STYLE By Happy Trophy Whirlers At RCAF Invitational Bonspiel undefeated. in the RCAF Clinton invitational curling bonspiel and win- ners of the top trophies is this team from the station, from the left, Flight Sgt. F. J. Wildish, Flight Sgt. J. J. R. Brochu, LAC M. C. Cherlet, skip, and Cpl. E, L. Mullaney, (1?0,4F Photo) Unit four Of Ontario Street United Church 1,JCW held their regular meeting in the Pbure nar101.11‘ On Monday evening Febrnary With 18. Members present, 1Vliste Bernice McQueen had.charge of the devotions, wilth the Medilotion being on l'toYaitea Mrs. Keith Teltd4.11 gave the ' chapter Porn the Study hook en gieing a 'geed insight into conditions there. There will be .farther situdlY nri Brazil at the next three meetings. The busine.es ineelting followed con- ducted by Mrs. Rose TreWartha. A minute of silence Was: de- served in memory of the late Mrs. Elgin Daley WhO Was a member of Unlit four, The roll roll was answered by bringing either a dish cloth, tea towel ar pet .holcler for 14-19, &Arch kitchen. Mrs. Mess Merrill and Mrs. Beatrice 71aYlor, Were named a comnattee to make plans for n daffodil. tea. The meeting closed with prayer. At the close of the meeting ,At Bernice McQueen Was cal- led forward and presented with a little remembrance gift. She • plans to leave Clinton: shortly; having accepted a, position in Hamilton, A social half hour f011nwed, lunqh being served ley Mrs. John Laves and her group. 0 USE YOUR REAtpx,igfirrs DuSic is one of the most dame germs times of the day for driving, the Ontario Safety League remindS drivers. You are in special ,danger the car a- head and the car behind are using headlights, and you have not yet switched on, The space you, occupy may look like a safe gap to a pedestrian, or another driver wanting to cross the highway from a sideroad. Be Sage — Be Seeni Nancy :Schoen,* Marries Reglna Roughrider ,.foothaff Player MR. AND MRS. GORDON K. BARWELL A December wedding of inter- est to Clinton and District per- sons was solemniked by .the` Rev. Stewart Anderson in Grosvenor Park United church, Saskatoon, Sask., when 'Nancy P. Schoen- hats 'and Gordon K. Remelt ex- changed wedding vows in an evening ceremony on Thursday, December 31. 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