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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-04-29, Page 11T.i.)urs, Apr, 29..f.165,.P9,..1.I ;lintel!). News Record. email Rebekahs lost. To kV. F. WETTLAUFER FEED 'WILL MARY STREET CLINTON 482-9792 Auburn ;District. MRS. WES BRAD CO NCK—CorreiPondent---Phone 526-7595 Triple chrome plated, 'brilliantly mirror pa. 'fished. Contoured han. dies of genuine hard,' wood or oak stained and lacquered; eyelet for hang-up storage. CULTIVATOR TRAHSPLANTIR 29 o .1/2" MY!, HOSI, Sate Price 50 FT, $555 REG. $"8.29 Vinyl plastic "hose reinforced with DuPont nylot cord for strengt: under pressure Full flow soli brass coupling Guaranteed years. PLASTIC COV HIED CLOTHESLINE WIRE 3/16" Blue translticent plastic cover- ed wire with• stranded steel core for strength and endurance. Sa Spring Specials On Used Cars 1963 FOLD SEDAN V8, automatic trans., radio, low mileage, btiO owner SPECIAL $1975.00 1962 CHEY. 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REG. 524.49 Sunshine Sisters Banquet Held At Dungannon Church by Auburn W1 Archie Robinson, Clinton, and Mrs. Retta New- ton, Wroxeter, were married Saturday, April 10, in Thames Road United Church, Exeter, by Rev, Hugh Wilson. -A reception followed at Elm Haven Motel. • (Photo by Jack Doerr, Oxeter) Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson GAR*EN TOOLS 441d Mrs- John Aitchison and #le;iry AitabaSOn, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Kirkaonneli: and Miss Diane Kirk. eonnell, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Davics and Mr. and Mrs. Jri HeinhlY, Dull- Un, Visited Kitchener last weak Master Am Bennett, Port belt, SPenit, the holiday w ' Mr, and Mrs. Wes 'Bradt-it:0i, Sheron and George, Milos Andrew of Goderielt visited friends in. the village last •Saturday, Mr; and Mrs, Kenneth Mc- pougall and family have Par- Chased the 11Q1110 of Mn and Mrs, Clifford Brawn on. the lVfaiitland Terrace, and Will take 1)l(PSessilon. this surruner, Wfr., Mrs. .Brawn and plrob4soct,4, home 113 cOacricli. Recent 'nests with Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Wirke,4.4011 'Were and TY.45.'liarald Kirloon- .nall. Panalrl, Flianald and grog of •GoicIpOrt and. Mrs.. .1‘14.37 Doer, Miss Cheryl HumplImp) pariS,• visited, last week with. her .!....mcla and Atint,.,Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd' Tivimphro$rs,. Miss McDowell, StTatt- ford, spent the Easter vacation With her parents, Mr. - and Mns.' Norman. McDowell, jarnea. Lottices,, 'Sarnia, • has joined the staff .of the Gana-- dan Bank of Qom- mrcelleTe. • . • . Master WI,P-rtn Soott, gastfg. George Collins .and Mar- garet 'Y94.0014t represented. Knox -Presil4Iterian Cfburaki our the CKNK•T'Sr prOgratn, :.",E7oot, steps". kept :Saturday .evening. Mr,s41/4 Mrs,. MacTrfni,s, and daughter Jacqueline, London, .vis#ed over the weekend•witt4 .,11/4 brother, Dan maappig,'Mrsc lYraeTn* a n t1a m ily .and also With her sister, Mrs. .Gordim Mr, Powell and .family. - Mrs. Leo .Ziler and John, Toronto, and Mrs. Isabel Gard, ner, Berimiller, visited last Fril- day with .mr, and Mrs,' Kennoth Scott and Mr: and Mils, Bass Daer mov- ed last weekend into the Au- bnrri Presbyterian Manse, Mrs. JOhn MeNicliod, Blyth, is improving in Seaforth. tat following a sudden illness. Recent guests with and Mrs.- Lloyd • Humphreys were Mr. and Mrs,' Donald NUM- phreys, ,Kerry and Cheryl, Paris and • Mrs, Ross Lawless, Janis and Jeff, St. Catharines, and D. A. lVfacDonald, and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. MacDonald and Murray, all of BrusselS, Miss Helen Peterson, Water- loo, visited a few days with her friend, Mist. Bernice McDou- gall. Miss Frances Strilkiwski and. Mr. Allison Lake, Toronto, were holiday visitors with , the for- mer's unele, Donald Haines, Mrs. Haines, Miss Margaret and Edward Haines. Mr. arid Mrs. Stewart Toll, Terry and Warren, Windsor, visited last week with his par- ents, Mr, and'Mrs, Fred Toll and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs,,,Robert paymon, Jordon, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McClin- cheY. Mr. and Mrs. William Strau-, ghan are visiting relatives in Nitcherier this week. Miss Diane Kirkconnell spent the holiday with her brother, Harold Kirkconnen, Mrs. Kirk- connell, Donald, Ronald and Greg of Goderich. Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Mi- chael and Janice, returned Fri- day evening to their home at Brantford after spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. Miss Susie Latimer of Oak- ville visited last week with her cousin, Bert Craig and Mrs. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Thorna.s' John- ston visited last week with his slater, Mrs. Roy Fai.vow and Mr. Farrow, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Farrow have recently re- turned from a holiday in Cali- fornia. Mrs, Gail Bowra, Debbie and Britt, Stratford, visited last week with her uncle, Kenneth Scott, Mrs, Scott, Keith, Wayne and Eric. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Young-' blut and family, Brantford, vis- ited .his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Youngblut. Miss Edna Archambatilt, Tor- onto, spent the holiday with her brother, Leonard Archantbault and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wal- den Of Seaforth visited on Sun- day with Arthur Youngblut and Miss Lila 'Youngblut. Classified Ads. Bring Results AUBURN — Bouquets of yel- low daffodils and blue stream- ers made an attractive setting in the Dungannon United Ch- urch Sunday school room when the Auburn Women's Institute held their annual Sunshine Sis- ters banquet, Sixty members and friends attended the ban- quet ,served by the members of the Dungannon. Women's Insti- tute. The president, Mrs. Donald Haines, welcomed all to the banquet. Mrs. Bert Craig, past president, proposed a toast to the Women's Institute and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt replied. Greetings from Mrs.' Trivors, the proVincial president and the FWIO Board were brought by Mrs. Wes Bradnock. The lucky ticket was held by Ed. Stiles and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor presented him with a gift. The lucky saucer was held by Mrs. Fordyce Clark and Mrs. Robert Turner presented her with a gift, Mrs. Roy Daer won the elimination contest con- ducted by Mrs. Lloyd Humph- reys who alsoo• presented a gift. William Styles sang several solos accompanied by his father, Ed. Stiles, Goderich. who played several solo piano selections. Mrs. Robert 1 Phillips intro- duced the guest speaker of the evening, Mrs. Raymond Red- mond, Goderich. She gave an interesting report of her work at the Goderich Ontario Hos- pital where she works ,as an occupational therapist. She stressed that hope and the Christian faith spurs every- one 'to help these people to ad- just and to understand mental illness. Mrs. Redmond thanked groups -for their interest in bringing ,entertainment and gifts for Christmas and birth- days. She invited all to attend the Open House on May 2 and May 5. Mrs. Frank Raithby thanked Mrs. Redmond and, on behalf of the Branch, presented her with a gift. A quartette composed of Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. Gordon Cham- ney, Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mrs. Wes Bradnock wearing comic costumes sang, "The hus- bands of the Members of the WI", accompanied by Mrs. George Million. In a short business period, the Branch decided ,to send a donation to the International scholarship fund and members spoke of the leather course which they are sponsoring. MS. Jack Hallam thanked the Dungannon ladies for the banquet and Mrs. Clifford Cro- zier replied. All Sunshine Sis- ters revealed their sister's name and presented her with a gift. Plans for the banquet were made by Mrs. Lloyd Humph- reys, Mrs, Thomas Lawlor and Mrs. RObert Turner. 0 Brian Potter Named ?res., Bayfield Club The organization meeting of the Bayfield Dairy Calf Club was held in the Clinton Agricul- ture Board room on Wednesday, April 21. A film on Agricultural En- gineering was shown and an election of officers was held, Elected were; President, Brian Potter; Vice-President, Bob Vodden; Secretary, Diane Pickard; and Press Reporter, Douglas Trewartha. The next meeting will be held on Monday, May 17. SAYS WE'VE THE GASOLINE FRIElYb you VE Swa YOUR T m KNO RUCK W- 4 TRACTO THAT WILL GI THAt.rat," GO HEATINGOILS''GASCRINE --GREASEP•morom — Mrs. Ruby Beaver, Exeter, district deputy prasident, paid her orxieial 'OAR to, Aoliovr Rebekah Lodge last Inesclay evening addreasing nem,bers of the lodge on the subject of "Harmony". Noble Grand Mrs. J. F. Ingram Pre-sided. The Oddfellows and Rebekahs are invited to attend a District Church Service in'Wesley-Willis. United Church, Clinton, Sunday morning, May 2, at 1.1. ant A short memorial service will be held for members of the' lodges who have been called to higher service, When you're , a farmer and your own boss, you should meet HAROLD BLACK Clinton, Ont 482-3873 your Imperial Esso agent.. who helps you get more for what you do because he's part of some- thing bigger.. Imperial Oil „ Your • Choice 3.$1 49. 59c EACH ASHTON 31 Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON --- EXETER — SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE Hal 2-7112 At other times contact Local Representative—A. W. Steep-,--482-6642