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Mideleine Lane Auxiliary Meets
A# rs acaulay`s Swr...fli.er tionie
On Wednesday rye, ,liiang, June,
9, eighteen, riveavp'eee of 'Ole
Macefeine Trane Atpdi aeY Of St,
Andrew's 1?resbyterien. Che ch
a:sseinbied at J,the summer ;cot-
1ia!' :of Mrs. Boyne Macaulay
for g'Pot-luck supper and their
re,gI4ar June meeting, After a
deli:eke:le meal; a Short busineess
meeting Wes conducted he the
prels!idemt, Mrs Win Cook,
Irt was 40040 to give a dCel-
attell 'to the See -Pee Catnip
rued at Kintai'1, Mgr! Cook:,,
read .a *want poem. ail V n?emb
Vence of Fatll?er's P. Tickets
for the smorgasbord luitci ieac
130 tge 1}eid et the church on
Ti;hursdyJelly 15, from 3.1:30
to 1:30- pee. were distributed to
the egesrrber'' to sell.'Tickets for
thee fraction may seep be ab-
talined from ,Mrs. Robert Ho -
melee
Highlight of the evening was*
the presentation to. Mr's, W, D.
Webster of a gift and corse
be Mrs.. t. U. MacLehan on; be-
half Of the xnem{beas of. the
• aux liiary. Mre. Webster who
been a very diligent worker in
the euxdelary,',is shortly leaving
to balke up residence in Dresden.
Mrs. G, W. Yeats woe the
winner orf, the halting draw
brought by NITS. R. l3, Rudd, A
short quiz conducted by Mrs.
The federal gov.ernment's com-
tributron to the shared. eederal-
provincial ligspital insure -AC?,
prograem will be $484 million in
the current year.
CHILD PORTRAITS
JERVISSTUDIO
Phone 482-7006
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Art pole was Weee Mrs,,.
Before i e0ax Ong fit 1' ;? otne a
Vee of tills WAS giyeln to the
h toss ¥iir;s, ,MMaulee for a
Very enjoy>aeble evening,
George Emmerson
Dies In Ho.spital.
In His • 87th Year
George HerbertF,.?ivtnerson,
1,14 Dunlop St, passed eveacy
Tuesday, June :$, at Clinton
Public Hospital 4iis 87th year.'
He was barn cm December 26,
1878, on Coecessaon 7 of Gode-.
Itcih Towniship, the '•soil, .of Rob,
ert l mai?erseon and Ann Jane
Tlrorxipson.
He retired V) ,Oiinton Seven
years ago. from .his farm hi
Goderich Township, and was a
mcmlber of St. James Anglican
'church) Middleton,
Funeral service was from hall
arid: lVeetewll Funeral Hone, Qin,
ton, on Jnxne 10, With Rev. E. J,
13, Harrison, Bayfield, of$icia�-
ixug, Interment was in • Clinton
Cemetery
.Pallbearers were Keith Mil-
ler, Gladstone Grigg, George
Hitdie, Ernie 1VfcGee, George
Hanley end Thomas Grealis,
Fieeeerhearen were • Douglass
Currie, Donald Switzer, Robert
Emmerson and Frac Switzer.
Persons been a distance who
attended the funeral service
were Mts. Lola Misner, Leslie
Kistler and Edith. . Burgess,
`Hamilton; Mr. and .Mrs, Thom-
as Grealis, Paris; George Hudie,
Brussels; Robert. Emmerson and
family, Louden; Donald Swit-
zer, Toronto; and: Kenneth, Cur
ri,e,. Walkerton.
WEEK
Tr�rs o
Buy: 2 lbs. of Wieners for 85c
Get: 1 Ib. of Bologna FREE
.
SMOKED. HAM.. Average 5 lbs43c ib.
CHOICE BEEF Front Quo.,pe s 0n1y39c Ib.
MARGARINE 4 -lbs. for '$1.00
MiL•K0 8 Ib. box - $2.49
PETER'.S Meat
Father's- Day
Gift
PARKER" PEN IN GIFT BOX
$10.95 v& $18.75
20% DISCOUNT
PARKER JOTTER 'PENS
$1.79'- $1.98 - $2.98
YARDLEY GIFT SETS FOR'MEN $2.50 up
SHAVING LOTIONS and
COLOGNES $1.00 up
OLD SPICE SMOOTH SHAVE
Reg. $2.00 ,..., Special $1.25
WALLETS
UP TO
$5.00
SP'ECIAL $2.991
EDWARDS PHARTACY
9, Albert Street
Phone 482-6626 • -;- Clinton, Ont.
Clinton Hosplr'al...Auxiliary In
We know •we'll be severely 'scolded for using
this photo by AIan'Galbraith, but it was too good
to pass up. The ladies are members.. of Clinton
' Hospital Auxiliary who modelled for the group's
"Wear arid Tear" fashion show at this month's
'Wear and Tear" Attire
regular ulee,ting of the auxiliary. The. ladies are,
left to right, Mrs. Alex Haddy, Mrs. D, John Cosh•-
. rare, Mrs, C: Trott who was the egmmentator;
Mrs. Tc. S. Wood, • Mrs. Robert Ho'muth and Mrs.
R, U. MacLean.
Adastrai Park
social Notes
News Editor: Anne Aileron Phone HU' 2-7349
Congratulations to 'Cpl and ly. visiting
wall,
Mrs. Ouellet an the birth of a'
daughter, Julie, at the Clinton
Public Hospital, 1VManday, June
7.
Mrs. John Brennan. is present -
Ontario St. UCW
Unit To. Appear
On London TV
Group One of Ontario St.
Church UOW met can June 8
when Mrs. G. Glazier read the
ieSson and Mrs. Managhan took
devotions. '
Mrs. B, Olde: took the sturdy
beck, :dividing it 'into three
I arts. On August 7 the group
well- appear on the London TV
program, "Take Your Choice:"
Menvbers will meet at the chute
oh at 7:30 p.m. On 'August 24,
the groupwill go to Ontario
Hospital to he1p entertain 1�t
-
ients,
and .on June 17, group
one will hold an antique dis-
play and an Olde Tyre Tea in
the Recreation Room of the
ohuhdh.
There will be no meeting dur-
ing July and August.
MERRILL
TV SERVICE
will be closed.
for Vacation
June 14 to July 2
23-4b
RECEPTION
Zurich
Community Centre
.for
Mr. and Mrs, Allan
Hayter
(nee Marjorie Woods)
on
Saturday; June 19
1965 9-12
De$jardine's
Orchestra
LUNCH' PROVIDED '
LET`S NOT FORGET DAD ON FATHER'S DAY JUNE S
MEN'S 2 PANT SUiTS
Weil Known Mclker
10% DISCOUNT
MEN'S • wINDBREAkElt
STROLLERS, SPORT COATS
MEN'S DRESSw PANTS
AND CASUAL
ContinentalStyle and RegularStyle
10% DISCOUNT
MEN'S GREEN WORK PANTS
SHIRTS, WINDBREAKERS
TOPCOATS . PANTS Special --,$3.59'
10% DISCOUNT SHIRTS Special --$2.67
v JACKETS . ,., Special -$4.47
MEN, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIALS
More Father's Day Suggestions .. Socks, Sport Shirts -.,Short Sleeve, Sport
Shirts -,--Long Sieeve, Underwear, Pylanwas, :Dress Shirt#, Ties, Bdehloh
• T Shirts, Bermuda' Shorts, SWite Trunks, Biue Jeans, Coveralls,. Bib
Overalls, Zip Overalls, Many Whet Items.'
LADIES' DRESSES 1.0%, DISCOUNT
,Dari ,ltrYer, drhelr Terylene, Lmehr_,Vahy Ot�es• T,HRvfk& sAT..
BRING YOUR BABY BONUS AND WE WILL CASH THEM. ---
1-10USE Of BARGAINS
CL1NtON, °Nt PNONf 482- y35
relatives in Corn-
F/S +and Mas. T, Roy Niven
halve as guests, Mrs, Naven's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hosier .from Edmonton.
Reverend Father J. T. Mc-
Donough, 0 P. of Toronto, re,.
placed Father Richard Bussey
while iz'e Was away to St. Jean,
PQ, for the chaplains' retreat
and seminar.
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Peter-
sen and their children have
moved to 1Vlipisie, PQ.
Happy birthday wishes to
JSemnvy Servos, 13 on June 9,
and Mary Estabrooks, 12 on
3'nvne 11.
Cpl. and Mrs. Matt. Watkins
spent last week in Ottawa for
the funeval. of Mrs.• Watkins'
father.
Guild Dinner
The .annual dinner of the Pro-
testant Chapel Guild was held
on June 14 at the Social 'Centre.
'llhe program consisted -off -din-
ner, games, skits and a sing-
'
sang.
In the first canfeal skit were
June Story, Elsie Estabrooks,
June Gale, 'Pat Marcell and
Vicky Knight. The "Hill Billy"
skit had Margo Marshall, S+him-
ley Servos and Joan McKenzie.
The members of the Guild
Wel hold a Striawbe,rry Soctiad
on Tuesday, June 29, at the
Recreation Centre from '6 to 8
pan. There will be baking •ans
novelty booths as well.
C��ntan L(BA tode c.ek.brate
ijtb Bfrthday hlUlUet
',Iresiniliers of. e X ad'ies Qr.
awe :Renevollevoit Aeeeeiatiell 4
figrOn Wage 377, Canton,. ce -
ebrratod the ass'ociation's 44t11
fYb't'hday on ,May g5 :at a z*a
ba21q1i4 'and' aoot l ev'e??'in'g an
Clth#C n,
eG1.Les1W Included the ladies'
to is 'AVM Lakeside, S+t,
Npamyis, W....ern., Mitchell and
Seafaalib with their eSeerts, :and
Mee eem the lodges in Gose.
each .and Q.hnton with the'
wryeS.
H'eaail table guests: at the iaare
quet nn the Presti340144 chlArPh
included Mrs. Wan',. Mellwaln,
DX; Clayton Hodgins, W M.
of 710 Lodge. of Clinton; Oliver
14eqelee, grand master of the
Grand 'Mark ehaepter o!f Ontario
West, and' Mrs. Jacques, Hen -
sell; Rev, and Mrs. R, U. Mac -
Len; Wortghy Nliiistressess anal
their eecerf$, of the visiting
ledges; and the deputy master
of the'G'aderich Lo'dlge.
.1111rs. Claytoa Hodgins, W.M.,
Was mistress of • ceremonies at
the dinner 'enjoyed by 80 per-.
wening pf e4ebre fair;
f e, the Prenge Hali. 1'4zes went
te. Mm Hilda S Atilt, 'WQ021h4r1,
ladies .t40); PPPO.tkr -
Nott, $t,Maws, lone :l ands;.
Mrs,Butter, Mitchell, low .
lady, gat1.90.4 Cri:ttende•n, Clint
, ms's high; Mier Jackets,
l ensatl, 19ne hands; and Rabept
Cook, God'eri h, 1pWW rnan
BttbitleV gifts drawn tOg
Were Wen by Jeen Henderson,
Mitchell; I3ucus5e Walker, cline
ter, P lIie Puller, Mitchell
M;epie Pelaitison, 'Lakeside, W11-
rn!a MalYrudhael, Clinton; aard
1\iSary $x? ltli, Lakeside,
Durw?�l .the winter months,
#lite n-tel'bet"& bad been selling
.tickets en TV tables and a Gal
talble. The TV tables, were woo
by 'Mics. 'Percy Rlun'de?1, Q'9de,
rich, and the card tattle by Mrs.
Mr±y S pith, ;Lakeside.
Menvbens eein.exrvberecl shut -'ie
glisters tnoludineg two.; obartem
xnarnbers, Mrs. W, $hobbrvak
and lNIrs, 1VIeCllnchey, who were
unable to be present,
Clioton.Citizens'
Society
OPEN
xi! Back again after the te-
dioue: frustration, of schoo'l's end.
Well lots to talk about']" inset
of :all, another definition of .a
M'oao and likely .the most au-
therntic - tram •the mouth oe
Bud M'ayborn, (a 1Vfojo himself).
- a Moja is a good luck chamIn
adopted from the residents of
the Louisiana area. The name
probably dates back a bit, but
isn't it. e thrill to lonow how
many wonderful things a 1Viorjo
is.
: in
A recent big lint �,.. the Bay:,
field region is a group called
the "Cl/levels". It's a group from
Wiaikei,tan, ' that will become
quite popular around here this
summer. According to their
"lead", they will be spending a
lot of time in both Bayfield and
Seafortle The sound they have
is very professional, and they do
a wonderful job with. Ronnie
Bayfield Man
Fined For
Impaired Driving
Walter Maichae. Green, 54,
Bayfield, fined$50
aY was and
oasts fin Goderich court last
Thursday, and had his driver's
licence suspended for three
months.
Green had pleaded guilty to
a ,charge of impaired driving in
Clinton's Maigistraite Court on
May 1 before Magistrate Glenn
Hays, QC, Goderi ch, and had
been 'remanded out of eustodee
to be sentenced in Goderich.
giut
GODERLGH . ONT.
2 -DAY BRIDGE CLUB TOURNAMENT
Friday and Saturday, June 18 and 19
31/2 -Hour SHOW and DANCE
At Goderich Arena, Saturday, Janne 19
Featuring RITCHIE KNIGHT and THE MIDNIGHTS,
THE GIRL FRIENDS, GEOFF & The CONTINENTALS,
JAYE'S RAYDERS.
Discontinued Lanes of o
WALLPAPERS
Priced as low as 43c per single roll
ROOM' LOTS of WALLPAPER
y Various designs and quantities
INTERIOR LATEX PAINTS
' Md Some Enamels at Bargain Prices
NEW PRODUCTS now in stock:
POLYFILLA
POLYS'1 RIPPA
POLYCLENS
SPOT REMOVER
WALL;GUARD ..
for filling crocks in plastid,
wood or brick:
paint remover,
for ciea iUig brushes and
rollers:
for use on wallpapers,
ti protective coating for
wallpaper against finger
marks, grease and dirt•,
sow
PAINTERS and bECdltAtORS
33tithe* Street - CLINTON . Plante 482.9562'
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CLINTON " '4
STYLE \\eautikW
doik
By
"PAM"
Hawkins and the Mersey type
of beat.
The swinging, Bayfield Pa-
valliion got off to a fabulous
start this summer, Congratu-
lations to the "Owners" on the
new interior. decorating. If you
haven't noticed it yet, look a-
routed next time you're out
there. Though the "jerk" is a
little up -'dated compared to ball-
room' d'anding, the idea was
really cute.
This week the Orascendoes
and that little guy with the big
Voice, Diok Labb, will be play-
ing at the Pay. Also concern-
ing the Pay., the summer's
Wednesday night dances will
begin on June 30, the last day of
this month.
There's a dance in Brussels on
Friday night, too. It features
Little Oaesar and the. Consuls.
On Saturday night in Seafortih,
the Chelveis will be banging
out their faibulous beat.
This is the weekend of the
big dance hi •the Goderich
Arena. This swinging "Let's Go"
dance will feature the Girl-
friends from TV's. "Music Hap",
Ritchie Knight and the Mid-
nighter's, Jae's Rayders, and
Geoff and the Continentals.
This sounds like it's going to
be a real big event.
Well, cit seems that most teens
around Qli'nton will spend the
summer working, if they can
get a job. May employers be
advised that it is awfully dif-
ficult for a teem to get a job
in this cares, so 'try to be a
kettle broad -minder in lining up
your summer help:
The dr+arg races in Grand
Bend are thawing a huge crowd
again this' summer, though
Grand Bend has had its ups and
'dawns, ,it is certainly a fun.spot
far' a real good time.
If •anybody has anything real-
ly "different" planned for thins
sumuner, be sure to let me know.
(Like maybe, you can't get a
summer jab around here, so
you have ;agreed to work in the
Siberian salt mines for' two and
a half rubles a week ? ? ?) Any-
way, whatever it is, other teens
would probably be glad to hear
about it.
So, that's it for now, Till
ne;t time, Your swinging pal,
PAM '
SE
OW
Clinton Council Chambers
FRIDAY, JUNE, 25,1965
RULES FOR THE SHOW
1. Anyone can compete in this show; not restricted. to members.
2. No exhibitor ea . show w moxethen none entry in each class,
3. 7,lhe exact number of stems or: blooms called for;must be shown.
4, All exhibits must be in ,place by 11:00 a.xn
5. To be .considered a bloom, the first row of petals on a rose
must be open. "
6. Council Chamber doors will be open to the rpublie from 2:30
pan. to 9:30 p.m.
-- PRIZES
1. One bloom (Hybrid Tea) white or near white.
2. One bloom (H.T.) Yellow
3. One blWom (H.T.) Pink '
4. One bloom (H.T.) Red
5. One bloom (H.T.) any other color
6. One bloom (Peace) to be shown in this class only, i.e. No. 6;
Prizes for each of the classes 1 to 6 are: 1st, 75c; 2nd, 50c.
est 2nd 3rd
7. Two blooms: (Hybrid 'Teas) any color or
colors 1.00 .50
8. Three blooms (Hybrid Teas). any color or
colors 1.25 .75
9. Two tem
w s e s. of Polyanthus or Floribunda .. 1.25. .75
r
10. Seven roses in a container 1.50 1.00 .75
11. Arrangement of climbers or ;ramblers,
any color 1.50 1.00 .75
12. Dining room table arrangement, not over
10 inches -high 1.50 1.00 .75
13. Novel arrangement of roses suitable for
,mantel --accessories allowed ,... 1.50
14. Rose Corsage
CHAMPION ROSE to be celosen--prize $1.00
1.00 .75
' ;1.00 .75 .50
OTHER VARIETIES
lst 2nd 3rd
15. Artistic Arrangement of Pansies .50 .35 . .25.
16. Five Stems of Sweet William .50 .35 .25
17. One Spike of Delphinium, any color .50 .35 .25
18. Container of Mixed Garden Flowers 1.50. 1.00 .75
19. Three Stems Canterbury Bells .50 .35 .25
PUBLIC SCHOOL !CHILDREN ONLY
Container of Mixed Garden Flowers -
(These prizes donated in memory of the
late Rev.Dr. D. J. Lane) 1.50 1.00 75
21. Most Artistic Arrangement of Wayside Flowers for children,
12 year and under (container not to count).
First Prize $1.00 and book on Wild Flowers
Secbnd Prize $1,00
Third Prize ... $1.00 (Prizes donated by
Fourth Prize $1.00 • Mrs. Frank Fingland)
Fifth Prize $1.00
Door Prize Draws 'at 9:30 p.m.
THERE WILL BE A SiLVER' COLLECTION
Preside#it
MISS LUELLA JOHNSTON
20.
Secretary
MRS. STEWART MIDDLETON
Treasurer
CLIFFORD H. EPPS
LEE'S
Between Newcombe's uRexoll & Hotel Clinton
LADIES' -- MEN'S and BOYS° WEAR
Phone 482-9711
Father's Day Specials
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS MEN'S CASUAL SLACKS
Short Sleeve Styles. Reg., Tab and
Button Down Collars. In Whites,
Colors and Stripes.
Reg.
$2.98
For
$5.00
MEN'S WAIKI'NG SHORTS.
and JAMAICAS' •
An excelient variety in Cottons
and Teryienes,
$2.98 to 4 95
Priced
From
Hundreds to choose from, Sues 30 to
44 in tick and Belt Loop Styles.
Cotton and Terylene Fabrics..
$5.95 and $6.95
MEN'S DRESS SOCKS
A Special Group of $1,50 Socks
for Father's Day,.
Sale Special 9j'0