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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-04-29, Page 2HENSALL - The regular- annual meeting of Kippen East Women's Institute was held in the Legion Hall, Hensall, on last Wednesday with Mrs. Ross Br6adfoot and Mrs. Wm. Kyle as hostesses. The president, Mrs. Venn Al- clerdice, chaired the annual meeting dealing with the re- ports of the president, the see- r et ary , Mrs. Kyle, and the trea- surer, Mrs. Robt. Bell. The aud- itors report was given by Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse, and the standing committees reports were heard as well. Mrs. Jas. Drummond gave the Sunshine Fund report; Mrs. Alex McGregor gave the sewing report and the Curators report; and Mrs. Ken McKay reported on resolutions. Mrs. Whitehouse installed the officers as presented by the nominating committee, Wedding PTi Cutpu eos Phone 482-7006 17tfb BUY EASTER SEALS - .:riADA"" AND HELP OUR CRIPPLED CHILDREN 11 Use The Pink Envelope and Cheque ot•tfi and Send 'limo Donation tot D. W. CORNISH, 90 Albert Street., Clinton, Ontak.lo. CLINTON LIONS dOLMji-lOUN' ChelriTlanl , Henith dl Welfare Carhsittee CLUB EASTER SEAL COMMITTEE b. v. b4ilf,t4 bu#P' tH6Myst014 Ornsli4nrit Ciintonl Lions club tocasn er Health Weltare dorhitiliteei DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE- GRAPEFRUIT to DRINK 48-oz, J4t. DEL MONTE PEAS 2-15-oz. tins 35c ONLY DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE CORN 2-15:•oz. ONLY tins' s5c TOMATO CATSUP Big 18-oz. 33C Bottle PILLSBURY NEW MOIST CAKE MIX pkg. 39c SCHNEIDERS Crispy Flake SHORTENING lb. 28c PALMOLIVE SOAP-Reg. Size Bars 9 for 99c FACELLE FACIAL- TISSUES .................. 2 pkgs. 33c CADBURY'S IMPORTED CHOCOLATE BISCUITS .- ............. .... ....... 3 pkgs. $1.00 PURE QUEBEC MAPLE SYRUP 42-oz, Mason Jars $1.65 GOLD RIBBON DOG FOOD-12-tin carton „„.. 99c LIPTON'S TEA BAGS, 60's-special Offer Pkg. 79c BORDEN'S CREAMELLE (For Teo or Coffee) 11-oz, Jars .......... .„. ......... „... ... . ... „ .... „ 69c CALLA LILY PASTRY FLOUR-24 lb. bags._ $1.69 SPECIALS EFFECTIVE APRIL 29 TILL MAY 5 INCL. HERB'S FQ D MA FREE DELIVERY PHONE 482-3445 SAV5 BLACK DIAMONb STAMPS *Pi gee CLINTON "...SCOUTS AND CUBS • Bottle Drive SATURDAY MORNING • MAY 1st Leave Pop Bottles at the Curb or on Porch a. "MINIIMIN111104.F•111•11114111011411, W. H. DALRYMPLE and SON STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Brucefield,, Ontario Phone Clinton 482-9211 1963 Studebaker V-8, hardtop, automatic transmission, loaded With extras, 10,000 miles. 1961 Studebaker 32,00 0 4 door, overdrive, miles, 6 cyl., 1961 Studebaker transmission, 6 cyl,, 2 door, standard -1959 Pontiac 4 door, 6 icyl., automatic transmission. SEVERAL OTHER USED CARS AT GOOD BUYS NCING The,Clinton Hobby and Craft , DHSS .,APP,I;r044.1u4 FRIDAY SATURDAY SEPTEMBER A4 SEPTEMBER ,► 7 p,m,-10 p,m, 1.5;30 p:m,-,7-10 p,m. Intcrested, Hobbyists. 'contact Mrs. M. Durst for further information Phone 482-7300 S IN G -s LE Continues at Irwin's Wool 20 0. Wool Suits F F- A Selection of Rain Coats Ladies' Hats Special Rack Skirts $2.00 off each one Nylon Jackets „, $3.95 each BRASSIERES All Sizes Values to $5.00 ea, Now $1.00 ea. Long Line Values to $6.00 ea. Now $1.49 ea. GIRDLES by Gothic Values to $7.50 ea. Pantie Style - Long Style Now $2.00 ea. Special $5.00 ea. Phantom NYLONS Seamless PirSt QQualify - Reg $1,29 pair~ , Special Sale $1.00 pair IRWIN'S LADIES' WEAR and DRY GOODS BABY SHOW at 2:30 P.M. SIX MONTHS AND UNDER 5.00 4.00 8.00 2.00 OVER SIX MONTHS TO ONE YEAR 5.00 4.00 3,00 2.00 $1.00 for each additional entry in each class TWINS - UP TO ONE YEAR ........ $7.50 and $5.00 each additional entry Complete Prize Lists from Secretary W. O. Riehl or at Dept. of Agriculture Office RCAF Station Holds Annklat .Salgty ,Chgck ..... . . Kippen East Women's Institute Elect Officers; Pick Committees Ontario Department of Transport (Safety Division) holds an annual Safety-Lane Car Check at RCAF Station, Clintem. Flight Lieut. D. E. (Dave) Gornall, Clinton Private Mo- RCAF technicians assist Ontario Department of Transport vehicle. safety division inspectors in the annual safety check at Station Clinton. From the • left are, ACI. W. R, Wolfbassenlcilover, LAC D. H. EMPIRE BRAND SIDE BACON 39c lb. MINCED HAM 49c lb. WALLACE TURKEY PIES 55c box BACK BACON, by the piece 59c lb. Sliced 69c lb. CHAISE A - ALL SIZES TURKEYS 45c lb. SUN-BATE MARGARINE .„ .......... 5 lbs. for $1.00 FARMER STYLE SAUSAGE , .„ 3 lbs. for $1,00 This is BARGAIN WEEK at PETER'S Meat Market All Cars At Station Get Annual Safety Check Officers for 1965-66 are: Honorary president, Mrs. Wm. Bell; president, Mrs. Verne Alderdice; first vice-president, Mrs. Grant MacLean; second vice president, Mrs. Ken Mc- Kay; third vice-president, Mrs. Robert Bell. Secretary, Mrs. James Drum- mond; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Bell; district director, Mrs. Wm. Bell; assistant district director, Mrs. John Sinclair; public re- lations, Mrs. Rena Caldwell; branch director, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs. Stewart Pepper, and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, Agriculture and Canadian In- dustries, Mrs. Cecil Pullman and Mrs. Chas, Eyre; Citizen- ship and Education, Mrs, Robert Gemmell and Mrs. Arthur Fin- layson; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Ross Sararas and Mrs. Wm. Gibson; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. James McNaughton and Mrs. E. Whitehouse. Sunshine Convener, Mrs. Wm. Kyle; Curator, Mrs. Alex Mc- Gregor; Sewing, Mrs, Alex Mc- Gregor; and Resolutions, Mrs. Ken McKay, Pianist, Mrs, Ross Broadfoot; Assistant, Mrs. John Sinclair; tor Car Safety Officer, has organized this year's inspee.:. tion for April 20 to 30. Although the safety-lane is a voluntary service for chill- Ian areas, Station Clinton pushes the idea of car safety , L Above oymonla In lade prInepal and !Mont and are basod b etenvt repayment, bat do Opt Include 6641:41ot Malaga' rick HOUSEHOLD FIN NC GODERICH 35A West Street-telephor* 514-7383 (above roe *mai got) abbill our amio hbuts Holland Marries Hensall. -6.101 eeremopyi -April 11 u9m04. United. Church, 19vo1y, with a 4004 bast v.94K1 pfx4clelob,ra,..104. 41:34 bgAlset$ of gElotvr And p44 hale was the setting f9r..,11.g. 3 p;m, wedding ,$4ttpclay, .041, 17 of P*044:104 -1954141y4 JOrke4,, and: 1:Pelph„ Nernw °Raton, The perg.419A-1,,,v was formed by Rev.. 44-00. Cure rip, The bride /5 the daughter • of Nfr, a4d, 1)(fr.. fames ster, Hen,sall, •an4 the groom is the son and the 14te Mr. Hotiond. ton, Mee, Jack eepredeeine -Zueleh, KOVided wedding music; and ac- am-11744W the soloist, . Miss Dorothy Parker, London, who sang the "Lamle` Prayer" and "Wedding Prayer". Given in marriage by her stepfather, Tames Sangeter, the bride wore a floor lei th gown of misty nylon over Satin and net featuring lily point ,sleeves. Applique accented the shallow scoop neckline on the bodice and the front of the controlled eleirt, highlighted by a large bow at black w'a'ist. Her shoul- der length veil was -held by a crown of lace, sequins and pearls, and she carried a cals;- eade of pink delight roses and • ivy. Matron of honor, Mrs. Ross (Donna) Corbett, RJR 1 Exeter, wore a street length gown of Copen. Blue organza over taf- feta, styled with a shallow scoop neckline accented at the back by a how and flowing Panel. She wore a matching wedding ring headpiece. Bridesmaids, Miss Gail Sang- ster and Miss Marion Schroeder, Heriselle, were gowned identical to the matron of honor. The attendants all carried cascades of pink carnations. Lloyd -Holland, New Ham-. burg,. was his brother's grooms- man, and :Ross ,Ccalbett and Brian Turner ushered guests. The wedding reception was held in- the Church Parlours, the beicle'e mother receiving guests in an ivory lace ensem- ble, turquoise accessories and a corsage of pink roses and feath- ered carnations, The groom's mother chose a navy blue dress with navy and pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. A three-tiered wedding cake and candles centred the bride's table, and decorations consisted of pink and white sweetpeas, For travelling, the bride don- pied a pink suit with accessories in pink and black, The young couple will reside in Clinton. PARADE. PRIZES at CLINTON SPRING FAIR SATURDAY, JUNE 5 - PARADE at 1:00 P.M. Business and Club Floats $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 $5,00 $5.00 PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN'S PRIZES Best Decorated Bicycle 4.00 3.00 2.00 1,00 Best Children's Float 7.00 6.00 5.00 4,00 Best Clown or Comic Character 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 Above entries MUST be children's work. Sutton; Wing Commander B. R. Rafuse, acting CO; Mr. A. G. Lackie, senior inspector and Mr. B. A. Pocock, inspector of the Department of Transport. (RCAF Photo) organized this year's inspec- tion compulsory for all cars proceeding on the Air Force property. 2 cars are rejected for faulty brakes, headlights or other safety factors, the own- er must correct the deficiency in order to bring his car on the Station. This "prevere live medicine" • has helped promote • the idea of driving safety among airmen, depend- ents and employees of the. Department of National De- fence, Clinton Dancers Among 250 At Exeter Jamboree Thirty-eight young dancers from the RCAF Station Clinton "Lads & Lassies" Square Dance Club attended the first Spring Jamboree - at Legion .Hall, Ex- eter, Thursday, April 22. Youthful enthusiasts, num- bering 250, swung their partners in the social affair hosted by. Exeter Junior PromenadeM. Corporal and Mrs. Earl Bowles; instructors of the Lads & Las- sies were much, un evidence. Earl is the president of the South Western Ontario Junior Square Dance Association, and reports that young dancers at- tended from London, Wood- stock, Centralia, Hensall, Anse, Craig and Byron. There were 150 adults present to admire the dancers and to provide transportation. Earl says it is the first time these youngsters have met as a group to dance together, and make friends through a hobby common to each, Auditors, Mrs. Wm. Gibson and Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse; and Area Delegate, Mrs. Verne Al- derdice. Mrs. Robert Bell conducted a contest and lunch was served by the hostesses assisted by Mm, James McNaughton and Mrs. Jack Sinclair. 0 Hensall Shower For Former Girl HENSALL 1VIrs, Arthur Werner, Kitchener, (nee Dianne Rennie R.N.) formerly of Hen- salt, was honored 'at, a miscel- laneous shower in the assembly room of Hensall United Church last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Grant McGregor clirec- ed a recreational period. Guests were present from Kitchener, Preston, DashWood, Zurich, Hensel]. and Exeter. Classified Ads. Bring Results Clinton Officer Speaker At Stratford School S/L 111E13,1,E TRAXLE11, Squadron Leader Merle '(Trax) Trailer CD, a Tele- communications Officer from RCAF Staition Clinton ad= dressed the staff and students of Central Secondary School, Stratford last night, Wednes- day, April 28, His appearance is sponsor., ed by the Vocational Commit- tee of Stratford Rotary on the -occasion of its Annual Career Day. S/L- Traxier is Deputy Officer Commandirig, Radar & Communications School Clinton and Officer in charge of Advanced Training at the S chool. During World War II he was trained as a Wireless Operator/Air Gunner as well as a •Pilot, and flew on opera- dons with Coastal Command, Need Home Fix-up Money?. I Get anilln Householder's Loan spring it an ideal time for fixing up the house-inside or outside. And an nvc house- holder's torn provides money to do whatever needs doing noW,, Remodel, refurnish or redecorate the interior. Re., paint or repair the exterior. You borrow confidently,repay conveniently at UPC. Ask about mull life insurance attow group rates AMOUNT ,„q„ """ 30 aurretia MONTHLY SO rifentiie PAYMENT 20 ai d U fa PLAINS 12 menthe $100 55.0 750 1000., 1600 2200 2500 .„... $..., ..... .... , . ., OA.: 83.71 95,12 31.65 41.45 68.81 94;62 107,52 $..,..$`6.12 2. 32,86 44.13 58.11 94.11 129,41 14705 ., $ 9,46 61.24 69.21 91.56 146.52 201.46 228.98 l•req/m.0/411.PYPAti 'The bride was 1100 prism her nniaMsigP ,N1401-1 Tgrry 1,044. and Mrs, 14.9"1- :.TiP11404. Were 'Pe-hOSteleee4 at a. ..shower bar honor at the 49me, 9f Chas,. NOON Clinton, .5bower arrpmecl lay Mrs. Aclo C9Iteitt, Mrs, Paw Oar, Mrs, noel C.orbol, giog C4041. Sangster .444 Miss famybn Sehreeder was he./0. ain .T7Tensnli VrOtecl. MI% Janlee SenUster enter` tanned, at a trousseau' tea at tier biome in honor -of her dau- ghter,. Patricia ";-One- Prier to her marriage. Quests were received by, the bride-elect, UM, Sangster and Mee, Norman Holland.. The tea table was covered With a damask cloth and pen- trod with white 'mums and pink .sweetpess in a cut glass bowl flanked by ph* tapers. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Edna Corbett, grand- mother of the bride, and M. Ardhie MacGregor, aunt of the bride, Serving in the tea room were mos. Ken Parker, Miss Monica Peebles, Mrs. George Par'ker and Mrs, Ronald Schroe- der assisted by MM. Jack Cor- bett,. Mrs, Ed Corbett, Mrs, Harold Parker and Mrs. Ed Schroeder. Gifts and trousseau were dis- played by Mass Gail Sangster, Miss Marion Schroeder, Mrs. Walter Amese, Mrs. Ross Cor- bett, Miss Dorothy Parker and Mrs. Robert --Chaffee. charge of the register were Muss Pamela Sangster, Miss. Patsy Parker and Miss Sandra Sch- roeder, 0 Of Canada's total area of 3,851,809 square miles, -only 396;551 square.. Iniles is land that is privately owned or in process, of alienation from the Crown. Estimated current spending for national defence is $1,579,- 900,000; by comparison, spend- ing by all governments in Can- ada this year for health and welfare measures is about $4,- 000,000,000. Don't Let Your Shoes Talk About You ! Have Them Repaired at RAY'S SHOE REPAIR 35 HURON, STREET