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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-06-10, Page 11TEEN DANCING THE JERK THE FREDDIE MASHED F POTATO U B. K SATURDAY NIGHTS THE CRESCENDOS Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND 22-3.4b T H F R D D T H F I S H "Let One-Call Do It All" Let Clinton Laundry Help You Live A Clean Life!. BY OFFERING YOU ALL THESE SERVICES: (1) Professional Dry-Cleaning and Pressing (2) Clean-Only Dry-Cleaning (25c Per Pound-10 Lbs. for $2.00) At Our Plant-166 Beech Street: —Let us advise you regarding special garments that require special profes- sional attention. —Let experts classify your garments for you and advise you which garments can be done the ",;lean-only" method and which require professional treat- ment. (3) Complete Laundry Service FINISH WASH — THRIFTY WASH (14c Per Lb.) DRY WASH , (11c Per Lb.) Shirts, Sheets, Linens, Etc., Etc. (4) Garment and Shirt Rental This Service includes Dress Shirts, Work uniforms, Coveralls, Etc. (5) Coin-Operated Laundry These facilities and our Cash and Carry Office are in the main business section at 63 ALBERT STREET. (6) Fur Storage Vault We give complete insurance coverage. (7) Minor Repairs & Alterations On All Garments. (8) Pick-Up and Delivery Daily. (9) Same Day Service (10) Three-Hour Service When requested, Dry-Cleaning & Laundry in at 9 a.M. tan be picked up at 5 p.m. Special Attention When Requited. Each Week One Lucky Customer Will Win $5.00 Free Cleaning Credit THIS WEEK'S LUCKY NUMBER 1673 --kV LAUNDRY lit CLEANERS L M TED Pheinri 482.7064 Clinton, Ont. r14.1 (.:t( r,f74:,e Thur;45.tY 1p J965. glinton„News,Re,.00. ,Page 3; BOXED PLANTS 1NK$ :RQWgR4- ond YEPETAfikES • TT., •,,,TP "T.", TT, *T1,, FLOWERS 45c PER BOX TAN IPPIUdPc1 Including Petunias, Asters And Geraniums, etc, VEGETABLES Tomatoes cabbage. c41.11.nywer. 40c PER BOX INA'S FLOWERS and VEGETABLES ' 12$ Erie St. South . Phone 482-7204 Turn left _at last street off Huron St. West 21-2-3-4b 414,..r."40!Prifr4f.r4r4.•". .1) a • fOR 0 INVITATIONS 404 ANNOursicemwrs ACCESSORIES Clinton News-Record 56 Albert St. 482.3443 Juniors Judge Hog Carcasses These two girls are going "whole hog" in the business of becoming good homemakers as evidenced by their interest in judging hog carcasses at Seaforth • on May 29. The event was part of the swine judging contest won by Cal- vin Richie, RR 7 Lucknow with a score of 190 out of a possible 200. You can bet though that Karen Oakes, RR 2 Clinton, and Connie Hickey, RR 3 Auburn, will be the real winners when it comes to knowing their pork cuts and serving delicious meals. (Photo by Frank Phillips) RECIPE OF THE MONTH — By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute:, "Buypnada-chnieetaliqed Fruit,"` • QUICK CHERRY CRUNCH A dessert delight for easy summer dining.. 16 graham wafers (crushed to fine crumbs) 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon cup melted butter 1/2 tsp. salt 1 20-oz. can Canada Choice cherry pie filling, Heat oven to 325. Mix graham wafer crumbs, sugar, cinnamon, 'butter and salt. Sprinkle three-quarters of crumb mixture over 'the bottom of-an eight inch or nine inch cake pan. Pat down gently with the bowl of a spoon. Spread the Canada Choice cherry pie filling •over crumb base. Then sprinkle on remaining one-quarter of the crumb mix- ture. Bake for 30 minutes. Serve warm with cream. Serves 6. a Ladies Auxiliary eets At Hensel HENSALL — The monthly meeting of the Hensel' Legion Auxiliary was held Tuesday, June 2 with president Mrs. Roy Striate presiding, Plans for the annual picnic to be 'held at Riverview Park, Exeter, Sun- day July 4, were ma'd'e. It was announced that the annual penny sale was 'a good success with. $120.00• taken Mrs. Harold. Campbell won the. attdenanCe priZe of $5.00, and also Won the guessing prize'. The ladies will attend service in 'the United Church, Sunday, June 20. WE'RE ALWAYS CHAMPS WHEN IT COMES TO A F16,11; wan TV TROUBLE DAY OR NIGHT 13 1,11 E0 SSO PRICE NO EXTRAS SE for ATS 901 See the Entire Performance RAIN or SHINE REV. T. J. PITT, D.D. Huron TB Group Gives 55,000 To Aid Research Five. thousand dollars of the $12,397 raised by 'the Huron County Tuberculosis. Association last year has been given to re- search. This fact was revealed at the recent 'annual meeting ing of the association held in Seaforth. Members noted that the money c011ected in the last 12 months was 'the second highest total, in the history of the group's ,annual drive for funds. George A. Watt, Blyth, was elected president of 'the assaci- ationito isucceed Donald I, Stew- art, Seaforith.. H. C. LawsOn, Clinton, is 'the honorary treasur- er and 'directors from this area include E, 13. Menzies', Douglas Andrews, and n'ed Stamen, all of Clinton; John Merrill, RR 2 -Clinton; Grant Sperling, Blyth.; and. Robert Caldwell, Hensall. Dx. Neville Lef'coe, associate professor of medicine at the University of Western, Ontario,. speaking to the meeting, said research is, persistence backed by money 'gleaned to a large extent 'fro'm •communifty resour- ces. He told association members that smoking is the major cause of many pulmonary ailments such as bronchitis.. enjoy family banking service: ktoyaPs professional help and services are available to the entire I familY as a group-,—or to each rnernber individually. Suggestions • toad practical aids, Such as: bow to Jrnake best use of our 2-Account Plan, 'far steady saving; law cost (100-a-cheque) bill-paying with a rersonal Cheeping Account; how to .save money t by borrowing the Royal tetlitPlart way; Sate Deposit Boxes; Do-it-yourself Money Orders; Travellers Cheques, Etc. Leaflets available; use di your " IRoyal,Bank services/ ROYAL BAN K Clinton i3ranch I. 0, L. tl\TMLSTAD, Manager C4Oderibh tranch 3. b. IDAN7180N, Manager 'MERRILL RADIO-T.V. HI-11- SALES-SERVICE 4824021 CLINTON I '1 WPM g$DAY .401: JUNg. CIRCUS GROUNDS : $gderich Kinsmen Prpont , Beyond An Question The Greatest Exhibition Of Mammoth. Entertain. went That Will Visit Your City In Many A Day. You Cannot Afford To Let It Pass Unseen. 446114119110011.41"4* Wpf 111114. ;for, ,, -TisZta ,v• Twice Daily 6 and 8 p.m. Doors Oren 1 hour Esther WATCH OW DETAILS FREE! minister. Rev. T, S. Pitt, who r.c.',11..ed fro n varnn.,, to his 'home Province c Newfoundland in 1962, 'hats' been awarded a DD de ee A story i'nr a maritime PaPer Carried the following =renounce- menet The Senate of Pine Hill Di- vilinftY Hall, Halifax, N.S. has artnatinced 'the award of the de- gree of Doctor. 'of Divinity (hen- oris eausa) to 'a NeWrOuncliand minister of the United Chnrch of Canada, Rev. T. J. Pitt, of St, Sohn's. The degree will be conferred at speeial convo cation to be, held during the United Church Conference in Jung. "l\tr, Pitt was basin in Eng- land, but came to Newfound- land as a candidate for the Methodist Church in 1913, Since that time he has spent most of his ministry in this Pravince. After 'three years 'as a prob9- tioner in Newfoundland, he tak.,k his theological training in. Wes- leyean College, Montreal and was ordained in 1920. "Rev. Mr. Pitt has served several charges in the NeW- foundlend Conference, has been President of this Conference and for five years was Chair- man of Twill ingate Presbytery. Following 1951. lie spent eleven years in Ontario, but on retire- ment he, returned to St. John's, where he now resides." (Intended far last week). (By John G. Fisher) Long time a favourite of all Canadians and especially coin co'llector's, the big silver coin was next Minted in 1936. The silver dollar of 1.936 again show:- ed His Majesty King George V. A curious episode in the his- tory of the dollar now arrives. Upon the death of his father. the Prince of Wales (now the Duke of Windsor) became King Kippen East WI Plan Year's Events KIPPEN — The annual meet- ing of the executive and stand- ing committee conveners of Kip- Pen Eat Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Robert Bell Tuesday evening, June 2 to plan for programs for the coming year. Plans were also made for a fashion' Show of 'dinnerware at :the Hensel' - Community Arena, October 20 when all branches in the South Huron District will be 'invited. .A has trip was' also planned' for Coto- bar 27, with Mrs. Grant Mac- Lean and Mils. Robert Bell in charge. Classified Ads. Bring Quick Results CHILD PORTRAITS JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 17tfb HOLLAND'S -SERVICE 482-6661 CLINTON P ^1 AT.:,•• THE • THE SQUARE—GODERICH Now Playing—THUR., FRI., SAT.--June 10-11-12 ' The Dave Clark 5 and a host of talent in "GET YOURSELF A COLLEGE GIRL" -- Color — Plus the Disney Special "ARIZONA SHEEPDOG" - MON., TUES., WED. — June 14-15.16 (Adult Entertainment) Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck and Judith Meredith See what could happen when dreams merge frighteningly into daytime reality "THE NIGHT WALKER" With Selected Shorts _ THUR., FRI., SAT. — June 17-1819 A Walt Disney Double Feature Program "THE SWORD AND THE STONE' Plus one of Disney's best nature studies " "YELLOWSTONE CUBS" -- Both in Color --- • Corning—"Bus Riley's Bock In Town" (Adult Entertainment) SUNSET DRIVE-iN THEATRE — GODERICH — Box Office Opens at. 8 o'clock Now Playing—THUR., FRI., SAT.—June 10-1112 Elvis Presley and Stewart Orange'. and Joan Blackman Raf Vallone "Blue Hawaii" "Secret Invasion" - —Color—='I- Color 4,— MON., TUES., WED. -- June 14-15-16 Ernest Borghlrie and Jean Willis CO-starred in a tiotous tale ok the sea "MacHALES NAVY" —,-. Color —4 Plus "Magic Rail to Yesterday", "Nice Place To n Visir and Cartoon, THIJR4, FRI., SAT. -- June 17-18-19 Jerry Lewls and Vat Beyetrier and Stella Stevens Janke Rule "The Nutty "InvGitul ftiioigrihtT.o. A Professor** belor ,. (Aclilit Entettainthent) Corning -Shirley MacLaine In "tWO LOVt8"—aduit entertalpinktit RAY; J. PITT Former Varna Church Minister Awarded Doctor of Divinity Degree Varna United fChurch anem•- her4lare pleased to leillrn of 'the honour bestowed an former Goderich Kinsmen Bringing Circus In For One Day Only Arrangements have been completed to 'bring to God•erich the Gene Cody end Kipling Bros. Combined 3 Ring Circus. It will appear under the spun- sorshiP of Goderrich Kinsmen. Tor a one day stand only. The Kins- men ore looking forward to a big turnout, and feel the circus appearance will benefit the corn- munity in two ways, as it brings a day of splenderous wonder- ment:a of entertainment to. "Children of all Ages" and en- ables the club to carry on their community activities from mon- ey derived from this project. The Circus, known as the World's Finest Family Circus appears under a niammouth waterproof Big Top that can 'accommodate up to 2,000 people, and' offers a fun filled 1% hour performance that takes. place in 3 big rings. It is suggested you go to the showgrounds at least 1 hour before showtime, so that you may see the many Other attractions including the double -Side Show. and Menager- ie on the aniclWay. Some of the feature acts this year include the magnificent Golden ,mincers, six sleek Pala- mino Liberty horses; the lovely Liana, petite Mende aerialist; the vibrant Barbara Fair'chil'd, principal Rosin-back ballerina; a fire-dance spectacular featur- ing Chief Rain Cloud, all taking pert by 'a performance of over 20. acts end displays.' The circus management has made it known that there is no extra charge for seats, the one big show ticket you buy lets you 'see the entire circus per- formance. Edward VIII, By tradition strong as' any law, the succeed- ing British King or Queen faces on the coins in the opposite di- rection of his or her predecess- or. Far -reasons beat known to himself, Edward VIII was de- termined to break this tradition, It is not known how far all the new master dies were 'brought toward completion, but assured- ly,- it 'is well known that his sudden abduction made all of them, useless. His mages'ty George VI raised no objection to the tradition and. his uncrowned 'head appears an the .1937 dollar. In 1938 there were over 90 thousand Cana- dian silver dollars minted. The 1939 dollar showed a new reverse design in celebra- tion of the royal visit, The Parliament buildings were de- Signed and executed by Eman- uel Hahn.. Although there were. over one 'million silver dollars minted for 1939, over 87 thou- sand of these finally returned to the. Royal Canadian Mint. We can only conclude from this that the 1939 dollar was not nearly as popular . as it might have been'.