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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-03-04, Page 5A man c:an't outrun his shad, ow,. butt a -driver pan outra•'Ge. 11ead1101%. The Ontario. Safety League °1'leminds .drivers that, it is elenlent'ary cor7nxno1l sense to drive at a speed that will -permit stepping within the stretch of read 'illuminated by the headlights. Henri P14404 tower ni' t,11e Red Cross said "To arouse, a desire among states to vie with one another in really chartable undertaiginlgs So: that .one and iall MAY .benefit tr9M the successful achleveq .eats .off humanitarian progress, is to are ihila'ie the Potty' preludiegs and cold sel- fiislhnesys oaf race toward$ raee,,, Attend,Your Church This. Sunday CLINTON .BAPTIST CHURCH. (Baptist •Federation of Canada). ,Pastor: Craig Peters. B.A. Sunday, March 7 10;00 a.m,-.--Sunday School 11:15 a.m.•--Family Worship ,,. Tile. Ordinances, of Believers' Baptism and The Lord's Supper, -• 7:30 p.m. --Bible Study Hour Monday, March 8 -Men's Brotherhood, 8 p.m, Film and •Speaker; 'Dr. Moock, Ontario Hospital, Goderich; "'How's Your Mental Health?" Ontario . Street United Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" Pastor: .REV. GRANT MiLLS, B.A. Sunday, .March 7 9:45 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship TURNER'S 2:00 p.m. -Church Service 3.00 p.m. -Sunday School esleg4illis--Anlrttesiiille gntteb O llurclice REV. CLIFFORD G. 'PARK', M.A., Minister. Sunday, March '7 Subject: The Apostles' Creed No. 3 "I Believe In The Holy Spirit" WESLEY-WILLIS 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Holy Communion HOLMESVILLE 1:00 p.rn-Moly Communion 2:00 p.m. ---Sunday School ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. 'R. W. Wenham. l,.Th., Rector Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Organist LENT i SUNDAY - Sunday, March 7 8:00 a.m.-Holy Communion Servers' Breakfast 9:45 a.m.--Church School 11:00 a.m.: Holy Communion Installation of the Board of Management Wed., ,March..:10 Friendsliip Guild, ln.Parish .Hall, 8:15 p,in. Friday, March 12-10:00 am. -Holy Communion ST. ANDREW'S. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Rev. R. U. MacLean, B.A., Minister Mrs. M. J. Agnew,. Organist and Choir Director Sunday, March 7 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School 10:45 a.m.-Public Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Christian Reformed • Church Rev. G. J. Heersink, Minister Sunday, March 7 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 sand Bible Reading. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, March 7 9.45. a.m.-Worship Service 11.00 a.m.-Sunday School 8:00 p.m. -Evening Service Speaker: John 1Vfartiri, • Hawkesville Tuesday -8 p.m. -Prayer Meet- ing , and Bible Study. All Welcome Watoh for . announcement next week of special lectures. The Canadian Red Cross sup- plies hospitals in Canada with whole blood and .vital blood pro- ducts such as gamma globulin, fibrinogen, serum albumin, anti - hemophilic globulin and fresh frozen plaznia. Agri - Hitemypiewoe FARMERS ! Investigate the most Eco- nomical Type of Nitrogen for Corn, Sugar Beets, White Beans ... Anhydrous Ammonia FROM AGRiCO FV111tR S HAUGH BROS. BRUCEFIELD Phone 527-0827 UNION PUBLIC ISSPITAL A QUAL ME TI N Monday, March •15th, 1965 at 8:00 p.m. CLINTON COUNCIL . CHAMBERS (1) Receive and consider the annual reports of the Hgspital‘ for the year ended Decem- ber 31, 1964, (2) To give consideration to new by-laws. (3) Election- of directors, (4) Appoint auditors for the ensuing year. (5) Transact all such other Easiness as may properly, come before the Meeting, Alt Members Are Cordially Invited To Affenti Annual Membership Fee $5.40• March, 1965, bated of Clinton', Ontario, this 3rd day of 8y Order of the Board, .l•, fI MURPHY, Chairman. 040b CARDS OF THANKS oro wish to express Qpr 11.- ceretkilanits to the many friends who .extended dnasses to us. during our :recent. bereavement, Ml"s Bernard Fall, Rhea.and: Larry,. Jones; Marguerite. "and' Stewart TO, 9P Douglass and Etta Thorndike wish . to ,thank their many friends whosent cards, newels. and treats,. and who showed many segs .of kindness to them While they were loth patients' m the Clinton F iblic Hospital, Special thanks are due to the nurising staff .of first floor of the Hospltal, and to DA 'Newland and Dr, Blowers,. ' 9b We wish to thank those who kindly remembered us; with: cards and messages of sympathy in the sudden death of our .dear son -in -Many and husband. It was deeply appreciated. = Mr, and Mrs. Albert Bond and Mrs, Larwson Woodcock and family. 9p I wish to thank my friends, relatives and neighbors for the lovely cards, flowers and gifts sent to me; swdiile I was a pat- ient in Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth. A special thanks to Dr. Brady and Dr. Malleus and nursing staff. - MRS. O1 VILLE BL,AIiE'. 9p 1 wi's'h to thank all my friends and neighbours for cards, gifts, :flowers and visits, while I was 'a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pitalt special thanks. to Dr.. Newland land nurses of first•and second floor and Mr. Morrison; also thanks to the neighbours who .broought Mother- to the hos- pital, - ALVIN KEYS. • 9b My sincere thanks to the nur- sing staff of Clinton Public and War Memorial Hospital, London for the excellent care given me while a patient, Also to Dr. Thompson, Rev. Mills, Ontario St. UCW and Sunday School, and neighbours, relatives and friends for cards, flowers, treats and visits. WALLACE EAST. We wish to express our sin- cere thanks and appreciation to friends, relatives and neigh- bours, for onany' acts of kind- ness, cards of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes • received during our recent bereavement, Special thanks to Dr. Newland and Dr. Oakes, nurses and staff of Clinton Public Hospital, Rev. C. G. Park, the pallbearers, the Bower -bearers and Ball and Mitch Funeral Home. - Mrs. EFFIE JAMIESON and EDNA. 9b The family of the late Fred Shobbrook wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to friends, neighbours and rel- atives fop 'their many acts of kindness, floral tributes, don- ations to the Heart Foundation and sympathy cards received during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Addison and the nursing staff art Clinton Public Hospital; Rev. Carson, Pallbearers, Fioweerbearers, the Tasker Funeral Home and all who helped in any way. Your kindness is deeply appreciated. p RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WiTH YOUR HELP ATTENTION MI students enrolling in • DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAMME at Central Huron Secondary School. There will be a showing of 2 films: "Right From The Start' and 'Motor M in the auditorium at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, March 6, 1965 Special invitation to parents and anyone interested in Driv- er Training, Driver Instructor, Mr. Jack I+ ulcher, will be present to discuss courses available dur- ing school terms and summer holidays, and possible night classes for adults. NGA EMEND S • ANNOUNCED err 4.nd Mrs. Arie Ruiz= er, :Londesibore, wish to ark• nelataa the -engagement of their daughter, /Ger. clrna ,Qeertruida to Wayne Neal; Kennedy, sari of Mr. arc) Mrs Chris Kennedy,Lon- d'esboro. The wedding 10 talp place on Saturday, Marc 27 •in IJondesborq United Church, Mr: and Mrs. James' .Sangster, Henna! 1, ,wish to, .announce 'bhe engagement ice her daughter Patricia. 'Marilyn Jones, to 1 , Ralph Norman Hoivand, soil of Mrs. Norman Holland Q10n- ton and the late Mr. Hol land. Wedding to take place Saturday, April 17 at 3 p.m.. Hensall United Church. • 9-F CARDS OF THANKS We would like to thank our neighbours and the Bayfield Fire Brigade for their kindness in our recent chimney fire, -Mr. and Mrs', CECIL DOW - SON. 9b I wish to thank my friends, neighbours and relativess fpr cards, flowers and visits. Special thanks to Rev. and Mrs. 11?or- riSon for their visit while a pat- ient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. - Mrs. HAZEL DOW - SON. 9b I wish to thank my friends and relatives for card's, flowers and treats while a patient in the Clinton Hospital also while in Wesrinster Hospital. Special blanks to Dr. Newland, Dr. Walden, the nursing staff and Rev. Craig Peters. - JOHN ARTER, DEATHS ATKINSON-In Detroit, Mich., on Friday, February 26, 1965, Donald L. (Oasey). Atkinson, 60, of Bayfield. The body rest- ed at the G. A, Whitney Fun- eral Home, Seaforth until 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, then to Trinity Anglican Church, Hay- field, wherefuneral service was held at 2 p.m. Interment was in Hayfield Cemetery. GLEN -2n Clinton Public Hos- pital 'on Monday, March 1, 1965, Mrs. Mary Alice. Glen, widow of the late Ed. C. Glen in her 68th year. Funeral ser- vice from Beattie „Funeral Home on Wednesday, Marcb 3 to Clinton Cemetery. Rev. C. G. Park officiated. KOEHLER-In Clinton Public Hospital, on Saturday, Feb- ruary 27; 1965,.William Koe- hler, 80, of RR 3 Zurich. Fun- eral on Tuesday, March 2 from Westlake Funeral. Home, • Zurioh, to Evangelical United Brethern Cemetery. SMITH -At South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter on Monday, Mar- ch 1, 1965, Mrs. Mary Jane Smith, Grand Bend, in her 79th year, sister of Mrs. Ernest (Irene) Towns- ' bend, RR 2 Bayfield. Funeral Wednesday, from the Hoff- man Funeral Home, Da>sli- - Wood, to Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. SHOBBROOK-In Clinton Pub- lic Hospital on Thursday, Feb- ruary 25, 1965, Fred Shob- brook, of Londesboro, beloved husband of the late Eliza Jane Canter, in his 89th year. Fon- eral from Tasker Memoriial Chapel, Blyth on Monday, March 1 to Blyth Cemetery with Rev. W. Carson. • IN MEMORIAM KNOX-In loving memory of William H. Knox who passed away 11(farch 4, 1963. "Gone from us, but leaving memories Death oar never take away. Memories that will always lin ger While upon this earth we stay," -Lovingly remembered by wife and family. 9p The Red Cross has been hon- oured on four occasions by be- ing presented the Nobel Peace More than 90 per cent of the work done by the Canadian Recl Cross Society is performed by vblunteer men, women and young people from all walks of life. �' ' ` tlfllI1l111 l l'(t11i1.1t►ll lilll, AMOUNT OF LOAN 550 70 1000 1600 2200 2500 MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN/ 86 30. 20 19 months months months months $:: . $..,:a $ 6.12 9.46 28.73 82.86 $. 51.24 ..... 31.65 44.13 69:21 41,45 58:11 91.56 60.88 • 68.81 94,11 146.52 83.71 94.62 129,41 201.46 95.12 107.52 147.06. 228.93 Abevo payniools-include firincipst And interest add aro bated b prompt topaymont, but do' dot Inctudo Iha costo/ lite Motu no,: Bargain with HFC cash With cash from HFC you can seek out the best car values anywhere you choose. Pay on the Spot and repay HFC Conven- iently. Hundreds of thousands: of Canadians every year choose House- hold for trustworthy money help -to buy cars, pay bills, get new appliances or furniture, fix -up the house and for many other goad pur- poses: May' We help you? Ask about ctedit life Tnsurande atlowgroup 'rates c .6430100611 35A West Street ''Telephone 514-'383 ' (above the Sighal 8iarj Susan Humphrey, centre, and Alpha Wade are presented with 'Wings' by Brown Owl, Mrs. Peggy Russell at the fly -up ceremony at Adastral Parlt last Wednesday. Denise Deveau (left) and Mrs. Sandra Sinker (background) watch the proceedings. (RCAF Photo) Fly -up Ceremony For Two RCAF Brownies Council Discusses Insurance Piers Bayfield ants To Keep Stooi (Contiued from Page O. ne) • south pier had occurred since the last council meeting. • Reeve Clift said that he had that day, attended, a meeting of the consultant school Com - Ontario St. JCW Unil Two Ontario Street United Church UCW 'Unit 2 met in: the church parlour 'on • Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, A. Lawson presided. De- votions were in charge of Mrs. Roy Tyndall, assisted by Mrs. John Gibson, Plans were 'made to attend the World Day or Prayer ser- vice at the RCAF Protestant chapel on Friday afternoon. . Mrs. W. Wiltse had charge of the study book, Barbara, Lori and Janie 'Symons contributed two numbers in song, accompan- ied by their mother Mrs. Don Symons at the piano: Meeting , closed with prayer by Mrs: Lawson. Lunch was served by' Mrs. Roy Tyndall and, her committee for the month. Summer Family entertain With Magic Show BAYFIELD-On Wednesday evening, February 24, a good turnout of families gathered at the Bayfield United Church for a pot luck supper served 'cafet- eria style by the ladies, The fel- lowship of the supper,hour was enjoyed by all. After supper, the entertain- ment was provided by Mr. and Mrs. D. Tuckey of London, With Mr. Tuckey doing feats of magic, ably assisted by his wife, those present were privil- eged to see a show of a quality seldom seen in the presentation of an amateur, The tricks in- cluded slight -of -hand, audience participation, and disappearing acts. Mr, and Mrs, Tuckey have a cottage at Bayfield in "Glitter Bay" and spend much of their time here in the summer with their family. This pleasant ev- ening, so much enjoyed by all, will make then batter known in the community, and we hope it will not be the last time they entertain inour. midst. a- ---- PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Daugal Camp- bell, Norman and Sandra of Mitchell spent Sunday with Mr, and Mr's. Nernian Bali, l atten- bury Street West. mittee of Huron County Council together with Reeve Ernest Talbot and Deputy Reeve Elmer Hayter;, Stanley Township, and Reeve Elgin Thompson, Tuck- ers/111th. Township, to discuss elementary school problems. At this meeting it seemed to be agreed that Tuoft•ersmith and Stanley Township councils would be likely to pass reso- lutions authorizing the county council to amalgamate their two school areas under, one board. There was considerable discus- sion about the position of Bay- field. Reeve Clift said that he had maintained the position that Bayfield wishes to retain its present school and to in- crease it to four rooms. by tak- ing in children from' SS 3 and SS 4; he also had pointed out that this would be a consider- able economy for the proposed amialgamated • school: area, and Would give adequate opportun- ity for education in Baytieid, without preventing the form- ation of , a central school at Bruce'field. Council expressed themselves as being in favour of this approach and, discussed the need for petitions and pub- lic meetings to bring this issue clearly before parents and rate- payers as soon as more exact information is forthcoming, Bylaw 9, 1965, was passed, to provide expenditure for main- tenance of roads and streets as required by the Ministry of Highways. Bylaw 10, 1965, was passed, to' authorize use of bhe official seal of the Incorporated Village of Bayfieldi on all documents, subsequent to January 1; 19.65. Meeting- adjourned at 11 p.al, Beat The Spring Rush Bring your Car or Truck in now for a thorough check-up flay e it properly tuned,up by Clinton's oldest and bast -equipped garage--ekpert factory trained ,technicians. • HOW ARE YOUR. BRAKES? Have ynur brakes and steering checked and enjoy driving a s'ofe car: CHAIN Serving the automotive trade POWER SAWS for 33 years MOWERS Clinton's Lir ginaI. Trune4ip Shop WellS Auto Eli -civic "THE < RidiNAL 'rUNE.ilp SHOW' Phone 482-5851 KING 'STREET CLINTON 411 Corn CM Seeks e 1 ahers The first meeting of Tu_ker- smith 4-H Corn Club was held in the Seaforth town hall; on Saturday,. February 27. Films were shown by Don Pullen and Club Leaders Bruce Coleman and Robert Fothering- ham conducted the election of officers which 'are: President, Tom Papule; vice- president, Jim Papple; secretary, Jirri Broadl'oot; press reporter, Bill Wallace. The next meeting. will be on March 17 and any boys wishing to join •please contact Bruce Coleman., RR 4 Seaforth or Rob- ert Fotheringham, RR' 3 Sea - forth,' o- 9� rt Imesvi6le OFU • T Meet Monday The regular monthly meeting of the Holmesville OFU will be held on Monday evening, March 8 in the H almesv?ilde Public School. , 0 Ontario Street UCW Unit 3 To Meet Unit 3 of Ontario Street Un- ited Church will hold their meeting on Monday everting, March 8 at 8:30 p.m. Group 2 and 3 will be in' charge. • Each year, the Canadian Red Cross adniinisters'•disaster re- lief to more than 13,000 victims of house fires in Canada. s Thurx ,: lar, 4/.145:',4000:5: CI1nton .News Record; RCAF brownies. AndGules Honor Founder. A combination "Fly -Up" en- rolmenk and `Thinking Day" ceremony was held in the Ades, tial Park Community Centre: et RCAF Clinton, on Wednesday evening, February 24. Both the Second Clinton RCA$ B1 ownies Fick and Guide Company par tioipated, Brown Owl, Mrs. Peggy Rus- sell welcomed the parents and visitors before presenting Alpha Wade and Susan Humphrey. s. with Brownie "wings". Alpha and Susan were then welcomed into the Guide company by Oa>p- fain Mrs. Elsie Kerr, To celeirate the Chief Guides, birthday, better known as "Th, inking Day" the brownies form, ed a circle and Tawny Owl, Mrs. George Sinker lit' a taper to' represent the Chief Guide and from the taper each Brownie's candle was lit to represent the countries all " over the world which have Brownie Packs, Following a skit and singsong performed by the Brownies a lunch was served by Mrs. Lor- raine Kelley and her committee, Clintonian Club To Meet March 10 The Ciintonian Club will meet at the home of Mr. and l\trs. Ron MacDonald, East Street, on Wednesday,. March 10 at 2 p.m. Program will be in charge of Mrs. E. Allington. The lunch committee will be Mrs. E. Adams, Mrs. L. Forest, Mrs. George Mann, Mrs, A. Robinson and Mrs. E. Butler. 0 M:. deleine Lane Auxin ;r,ry To Meet The March 'meeting of the Madeledne Lane Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will be held on Tuesday evening, March 9, at the home of Mrs. William Co*, 44 Mary St., at 8:15 p.m. Roll call will be an- swered by a verse from the Bible containing "Faith", Q Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K. C. Cooke FLORIST Dial 482-7012, Clinton J7 PAINT SPECIALS ON WHITES LATEX -- SEMI -GLOSS GLOSS $5.95 gal, CILTONE CILTONE Sieg. $3.30 Qt. Reg. $9.95 Gal, clil %marl piodat SATIN -- standard colours SEMI -GLOSS -- standard colours S1.95 qto S7.80 gal. ITER Ill 4', RDWARE Eugene McAdam, Prop. Qu&ity & Service 482-7023 Foe That "Lack of Pep" Feeling Take a SUPER PLENAMIN VITAMIN Each Day In Bottles of 36.72-144 Costs You Only 4o a day For That Head Cold .. 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