Clinton News-Record, 1965-06-03, Page 3Adastral Per:1(
Social Notes
News Editor; Anne AUcron , Phone 'HO 2-7$49.
Outstanding Specials
Fresh—Oven Ready
CAPON CHICKENS 55c lb.
Empire
BACON 49c lb.
TURKEY LEGS 49c lb.
WIENERS 6 lb. box— $2.25
MILKO 8 lb. box—$2.49
IX or MATCH — el We's
FANCY PEAS—PEAS and CARROTS in
FANCY CREAM CORN 7 10-oz, cans CUT GREEN BEANS
CUT WAX BEANS
SEASONED GREEN BEANS
SEASONED WAX BEANS
Freezer Special — Choice eef
FRONT QU RTERS 39c 11), Cut—Wrapped
CHUCKS 43C lb. Average 80 lbs.
GILSON SUPREME HOME FREEZERS
21 cu. ft. $219.00 23 cu. ft. $239.00
PETER'S Meat Market
for $.100'
PARADE At 1 p.m. from Clinton Legion Hall, featuring
All Four-Horse Tandem Hitches - Floats
Clinton Marching Royals,and RCAF Clinton
Trumpet Band.
OPENING At 2 p.m. by Miss Mary Usti Farrell, Miss
Dominion of Canada from St. John's, Nfld.
Judging All Afterneon. ,
BABY SHOW Registration and Judging at 2:30 p.m.
displays of Farm Machinery, Cars and Trucks
Afternoon Adrnission: 500; Grandstand 25o; Cars 25c;
10 lbs. Cheese Prize for Largest Family at Fair
DAIRY PRINCESS CONTEST
RETURNS TO CLINTON SPRING FAIR
A A tense drama depicts three veraitft Of an otrtrageous
happening,in the deep South,
FatliNOWniah, Claire Bloom and Laurence Harvey •
SAT. June 1041.12
The Dave Clark Five, the Animals and JimmY Smith trio
are- featured In this sparkling musicornedy.
"Get Yourself a College Girl"
Nohoy Sinatra; Joan O'Brien and Stall Getz
Coming: "The Night Walkers",---adult entertainment
ATE PARK THE SqUARE--GODERICH
Now Playing—Thur., Fri., Sat., June 3-4-5
— DOUBLE BILL —
"The Outlaws Is Comin"
The. Three Stooges with Nat/Cy kovak in
Plus "HURRICANE ISLAND". with Marie Windsor
Color
MON., TUES., WED. — June 7,8-9
"THE
OUTRAGE"
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tine, for any I've seen since. The
thrill of sports as a teenager;
falling in love half a dozen
times; first job, on, a steamboat;
university .and ideas arid new
friends; air force and kicks, as
a fighter pilot; prison, camp and
hunger and goad talk; marriage
and kids; weekly newspaper edi-
tor; high school teacher. And be
hanged if a fellow didn't offer
me 'an interesting new job just
last week.
Nossir. I've had a good run.
And I'm going to keep right on
running, When I'm 85, I want to
be known in the nursing home
as, "That old devil, Smiley, who
pinches your bottom every 'Mile
you walk past his wheel-ehair."
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Seven Month Old
Roy Baby Dies
Sandra Lyn, the seven-month
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter A. Roy, 373 James St.,
Clinton, passed away Saturday,
May 29, in Victoria Hospital,
London, where she had been a
patient since mid-April,
The body rested at the Ball
and 1VIuteh Funeral Home until
Monday, May 31, when Rev. R.
Wenh.am of St. Paul's Anglican'
Church, Clinton, conducted the
funeral service. Interment was
hi Clinton Cemetery.-
The little girl is survived by
her parents; her paternal
grandmother, "'Mrs. Eula Roy,
Clinton; and her maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Walker, Brucefield.
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UCW Units To
freet Next Week
The Fidelity Unit of the Wes-
ley-Willis UCW will meet June
8 at 2:30 p.m. when the roll call
Will be the presentation of con-
tributions to 'the "Penny A
Day" project. ,
June 10 at 2:30. pan, is the
date and time of the Wo-He-Lo
Unlit, Mrs. McGill will speak on
'the California Missions she has
visited and Mrs, Bill Hearn will
provide special music.
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Happy Workers
eel at Wilsons
The May 'meeting of the
Happy Workers' Club was at
the home of Mrs. Mel Wilson
With nine members present. Tea
Money amounted to three dol-
lars. Several games of euchre
were played. Each member
'brought a plant to he exchanged
fora 10c fee.
The next meeting will be 'at
Mrs. Ken Johnston's oh the
evening 'of June 15.
BOXED PLANTS
INA'S , FLOWERS
and VEGETABLES
•••••-••
FLOWERS
45c PER BOX
'tax included
Including Pethnia, Asters
and Geraniums, etc.
VEGETABLES
Tomatoes =r Cabbage
Cauliflower
40c PER BOX
FLOWERS and
VEGETAI3LES
123 trio St. South
P Ilene 482404
Turn left a last greet off
Ititren St West .
21434
rai'irer '"radio'
SUGAR and SPICE
At Western William N. _Hovey,
0riner Clintonion,
..in Toronto.
William Nisbet Haney, 2b3.
Forest Hill' farad, Toronto, pass-,
ed away sqddeniy Friday,
May .28. Vpheral. service was
in Chgrol), Peer P4;*•PA
71qesClaY, June 1, with hltemuent.
in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
He was bora 44 Clinton, on
Deeember 8, 3.807, the soal "of
Mr, and .Mrs, Frrle5t Hovey,. He
was a graduate ,oaf Clinton Col-
legate Institute and of Trinity
College, University of Toronto,
He served overseas with the
48th, •34111andeals and the Prin.
CesS Louise pogoan Guards and
retired from active service as a
Lieutenant Colonel.,
He was president of Eqpitable
Securities Canada Limited and
Equitable Brokers Limited; a
director of Reid Lithographing
Company Diimited Northgate
ENplorations Limited, Irish'
Base Metals Linllted, Waterous
Equipment Limited', General
Mortgage Servilce Corporation
and Scottish and York Holdings
He was a mernber of the
Board of Directors of St, An-
drew's College, a member of
the Corporation of Trinity Col-
lege, a. past-president of the
Toronto Hunt Club and a mem,
her" of the Toronto Club And
Lyford Cay.
He is survived by his wife
the former Sybil Clarke; one
son, Christopher and one bro-
ther, Fred Hovey, vice-presi-
dent, Operatic/lea and Techni-
cal Services, Canadian. Brewer-
ies Limited, Toronto,
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'4.824021ACUINTO
HI Fl SALES- SERVICE
..Thursday, Julie 3944—clintpn. ;Hvw,$,Roca#0,Prapn,
Wedding Pictures
JERVIS STUDIO
Phone 402400.4.
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CLINTON :SPRING. FMK.
NNE A
Clinton..Community Fogic'
JOYES
MIDWA YF
In Operation Friday
Evening, June 4 and
All Day Fair Day
FRIDAY EVENING
ENTERTAINMENT
HURON SCALPERS
Square Dance Club
Dancing on Bandstand
from 8:30 to 11 p.m.
LUNCH COUNTER
pperated, by Wives of
Fair Board Directors
21-2b
Mrs. Treyer Thomas is a pa-
tient in Vietoria Hospital in
Mr ,and Mrs. Bill SheatoPal•-
ka, WinniPeZ, Manitoba, are
spending a few days with.Cpl,
and Mrs. Brian Webber.
Member S of Teen TOWn held
a farewell party for Jean Chris-
tiara, a 100Pgilar ,MemblXr of tile
YotIng Sot Glames were 02,/eY'Cci
and refretsinnents served; the
gathering took place at the
ComnitinitY Centre on Saturft7
afterneen, May 29. Jean was
presented with, a pen and pen-
cil set by her friends.
The young people of the Park
are reminded of the dance at
the Recreation Centre on June
11 When a Teen Queen will be
crowned, Music will be provided
by the Chris Black Combo.
Cpl. and Mrs. .Charles Kelley
and their children have left the
Park to spend a few weeks with
relatives in Winnipeg; they will
then go to Trenton frem where
they Weill he flying to Germany.
Mrs. Rooney Christian and
daughters will be leaving soon
for Red Deer, Alberta, to join
Mr; -Christian,
WO and Mrs. J., 41,0ard and
son Serge spent the last holt,-
day weekend. in Mel/Veal.
WO2 :and, OWL Al, Fades, are
MOO* to London, Ontario,
LaWlor has' returned
to his home 'to'wn at Kingston,-
Miss . Louise Trernelay' tinder-.
Went surgery in 'Clinton Tic:Ir.--
Oil/al last
Nis,.1re. Slater .entertained.
on May. 27 in honour 9f Mrs.
Lorraine Kelley; Mrs, 'Kelley
Was presented with a cup And.
saucer as a memento of her'•
stay in Clinton,
flying-up Ceremony
On May 25 in the .COmanunity
Centre, mothers and fathers'
Witnessed their 'Brownie daugh-
ters 'fly up' to become Guides,
These young ladies were Lor-
ene ••• .Bush, Donna TJrsnialt,
Diane Filion, ChriStine 'Moody,
Norma Naven, Carol Shildson,
Jeanne Poppenk and Christhie
Swaren, New Guides enrolled
were Alpha Wade and Suzan
Hurnphry.
Receiving the Golden. Hand
badge was 'Carol Shildson And
the 'Collector's badge went to
Joanne Poppenk. Getting 'their
second class badge were Anita
and Diane Brochu, Mango Ad-
ams, Judy Brown, Mary Ester-
brook, Heather Cummings, Su-
sanne Slither, Patsy McFarland,
Joanne Paquette, Shirley Peter-
sen, 'Claudette Vezina, and Nicky
Haspook. Cook's badges were a-
warded Jackie Tattersall and
Susan Reid,
Guiding leaders in attendance
included Mrs. P. Swaren, Mrs.
E: Kerr, Mrs. V. Smith, Mrs. V.
Paulin, and Mrs. E. Hewitt,
with Cheryl Pyke and Glenda
Wade.
Refeshinents were served by
Mrs. M. Kelly, Mrs-. C, Forcier,
Mrs. R. Dieroff and Mrs. W.
Naven.
Music Demonstartion
May 26 was the day for all
grades of Air/Marshall Hugh
Campbell School to display their
musical talents, The music su-
pervisor was Mrs. LeBeau.
Kindergarten classes opened
the programme with David
Saunders reciting a poem of
Welcome. A vocal duet was ren-
dered by 'twin 'sisters'. Sharon
and Shelley Borden and Mark
Griffin sang a solo.
All 'grades . sang and were
warinly applauded
Classified Ads.
Bring Results
CHICKEN
BARBER
At Constance
Thurs., June 10
from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Sponsored by C.O.F.
Admission: Adults $1.25;
Children 6 to 12, 75c
21-2h
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and TB and the trots, scarlet
fever and bursitis and pink eye
and dysentry.
And yet, amazingly, the old
carcass presses on. Sight and
bearing are sound as a bell
though 'smelling is gone corn-
pletely.-Appetite is unimpaired,
and the old guts, can handle any
thing but broken-glass. Hair and
teeth are 'thinning and have
Changed color, but are Ain orig-
inal models.
Endurance isn't what it used
'to be, I couldn't run 200 yards
at top •speed if the devil hiin-
self were after me, with a. red-
hot pitchfork. But he rarely
chases us Sunday School tea-
chers, so why worry ?
I can still swim a few hun-
dred yards, and tramp a trout
stream or golf course half a
dozen miles a day. I can still sit
up all night and argue about
politics or women or rehgion.
I can still get excited about
an idea. or a song or a poem or
a play. I can still thrill to the
sight of a beautiful broad, or a
big fish, -or a 'full moon, or a
bluebird, or 'a bonfire.
I enjoy loafing and hard
work, chess and dry martini's,
thunderstorms and trees, good
movies and little children, old
friends and new clothes, though
riot. necessarily in those com-
binations.
Not bad for an old chap, oh.?
Please don't think I'm bragging.
What I'm 'doing is singing a
paean of thanksgiving for My
own good luck, and a note of
consolation for you birds who
are creeping up on. 45.
A lot of people burble, "If I
could only live it over, knowing
What I do now." Not me.
I wouldn't trade my child-
hood, romantic, shy, irnagina-
womeasyweammeogsman.t.
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DANCING FOR.THE YOUNG CROWD
THIS' WEEK ,--,'-.SATURDAY, JUNE 4
"THE DEL•REYS"
Dancing 9 p.m. to Midnight — Admission $1.00 per person
(At Ggclerich Arena) Satta'day, June 19;-31/2 hour Show
and dance featuring "Ritchie Knight and the Midnights,"
"The Girt Friends", "Geoff and the Continentals,"
"Jaye's Rayders"
For Rental informatiOn or Reservations
Dial 524-9371 or 524-9264
Nap •••••ormimmormarrom,
CLINTON FAIR
SPECIALS •
COROMATIC Instant-Loading Camera
Rego $12.95. Special $9.95
DYNACHROME FILMS — 127 and 620
Special 3 for 99c
TONI UNCURLY PERMANENT
Reg. $3.75 Special $2.75
I.D.A. HEALTH SALTS — 1 lb. tin
Reg, 79c Special 67c
POLAROID SUNGLASSES $1.98 to'$5.98
KLEENOR MOUTHWASH
16-oz, bottle .............. Special 2 for 49c
Winner of Bathroom Scales on I.D.A. Birthday Sale was
Mrs. Ross Feagan. Our thanks to Mr. Don Symons who
drew the winning ticket. The Major Prizes for ONTARIO
will be announced by June 30th.
EDWARDS PHAR ACY
Phone 482-6626
Clinton, Ont.
•
ROBERT ,DAVID
ALEXANDER •
will ,gixiacluatei on June 4 with
the degree of 'Bachelor .0
Arts in the Honors Program
in Physical and Health Edu-
cation from the UnlyerSity of
Western Ontario, He has ac-
cepted a teaching position on.
the staff of Kincardine Dis-
trict High School.
Both are graduates of Ce
and sons of Mr. and Mrs, R.
,.JAMES CHANDLER
ALEXANDER
will graduate,pn June 5 with
ram degree of Bachelor of Exi-„,,
gineering Science in Mechan-
ical Engineering from the
University of Western Ont-
ario. He r has accepted a po-
sition, with Massey-Ferguson
Industries. Linfited.
ntral Huron Secondary School
N. Alexander, Londesboro,
PORTER'S HILL
The UCW of Grace_ Church
met last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. John McCowan
with 16• ladies present.
The president, Mrs. Chester
Sturdy,- was in charge of the
meeting end Mrs. E. Picot led
in prayer. The Scripture and a
short reading were given by
Mrs. Ellison Cox.
The roll call was answered
with a Mother's Day verse.
The annual Ham and Salad
supper was set for Wednesday,
July 21 and committees were
named for this event.
The colour of the month
drawn was blue,
Dunn the afternoon a crib
quilt was quilted'.
The June meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Art Bell.
The Sunday School of Grace
Church held its anniversary
service on Sunday, May 30. The
superintendent, Mrs. Mary Man-
ning conducted the service.
Miss Catherine Haig, Clinton,
was guest speaker for the oc-
casion. Music was under the
direction of the organist, Mrs,
William Cox. Lorna Miller and
Colleen Lockhart sang a duet
and' the choir rendered' an an-
them.
BETTER CALL ON
US BEFORE ITS
Too LATE,YOLORry
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SEAFORTH
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FREDDIE
SATURDAY NIGHTS
THE CRESCEND'OS
Lakeview Casino
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SUNSET
Box Office
DRIVE-IN _ GODERICH
Opens
—
at 8 o'clock
THEATRE
Now Playing—Thur., Fri., Sat., June 3-4-5
— DOUBLE BILL —
Jeff Chandler and Bobby Vee and
Julie Adams in Cherry Rowland
Away All Just
in
F" B*ots " For am" -- Color —
.
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"The
A first
MON.,
Burt Lancaster,
List
Plus "Hottest
-run program
TUES., WED. — June
Dana Wynter and
of Adrian Messenger"
500", "One Man's
and "Ships Ahoy"
packed with varied
7-8-9
George Scott
Paris"
entertainment
THUR., FRI., SAT.,—June 10-11-12—Double Bill
Elvis Presley and Stewart ,Granger
Joan Blackman and Rat' Valonne
"Blue Haw ii" "Secret InVOSIORI"
— Color — --- Color ---.
Coming: "MacHale's Navy"—worth watching for!
Huron Central Agricultural Society
CLINTON
pring r r air
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
7:00 P.M. EVENING
HORSE SHOW
Judging Teams in fiarneasy Ponies And
Single Roadsters
Miss Canada in Attendance
tfit-&,tainite'fit by minion Legion
„Pipe J3arid
CADS & LASSIES SQUARE [CANCERS
from RCAF' Station (A years 8i (Ater)
Adtriissleht SOol Children Free; Cars 256
CLINTON
MAY TUES AY VIEDNESh AY
JUNE Ic 0, 9
Reopening
Thursday Morning, June 10
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Each Week One Lucky Customer
Will. Win ;$5400. 'Free ,Credit
THIS. wEEKPs. 1=Y NUMBER. 1,441
1.1MITED
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CORM'S
RED & WHITE FOOD STORE
At Main Corner Clinton
Wishes to thank its many
loYal customers since it opened
in May, 1963.
We regret that we must close this store on Sat., June 5,
but through your generous patronage we will be
OPENING OUR BIG
Red &White .Foodmaster
On Huron Street, West of Royal Bank, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16
• Watch for Annourieenierrf of Opening Features'.