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Clinton News-Record, 1965-06-24, Page 9MRS. wEs. BRAONOPK—CortespokOrt,4$9.ne Ua.7.595 The 1,4adins.. of the Aol?).m. Prosqvtorio4.4 Baptist p.„44 United . CltLurch.es were guesH of the Westfield VOW is st 1).Vecings-cliay evorgiug, Mrs, Gilbert ,P.operat, iveNstgot ...of the -HUMP; PreOhyteniai, was the WEE A1WAYS CHAMPS WHEN Ir COMES TO A F16111; W1TH OLD'AoSTYI'DAY NiGlir /MARY WILLIAMS 11112-6633 RIM CLINTON WHITE ROSE , 'HEATING OILS-GASOLINE GREASES-MDTGR.011.5,- if. 14. • O Deal now to get High Summer Allowance O If you own a 1960 Model or Older WE HAVE MANY A-1 LATE MODEL• CARS, INCLUDING . . . 64 CUSTOM 500 4 DR. SED. 6 cyl., automatic, radio;.10,000 guaranteed miles, Lie, No. A55194 REDUCED T. $2750 44 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4 DR. SED. V-8, automatic, radio, Lic, No. 61211E ,REDUCED TO $2595 GALAXIE 4 DR. SED. V-a, Std. trans.; whitewalls, Lie. No. A55388. • REDUCED TO $1995 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4 DR. SED. 6 cyl., std. trans., radio, Lic. No. 59631E. REDUCED TO $1895 FALCON 4 DR. SED. 6 Cyl., std. trans., radio, sharp red, Lic. No. A55970. REDUCED TO $1595 CHEVY II 4 DR.' SED. 6 cyl., std. trans., radio, very clean, Lie. No. A615404 REDUCED TO $1650 GALAXIE 4 DR, sEp, autotnatic, radio, one owner, Lie. No. 507738. REDUCED TO' $1795 GALAXIE 2 DR. S'ED. automatic, radio, sharp tu-tone, Lic. No. 25E132E. REDUCED TO $1750 MOVE UP TODAY AT Goderich Motors Ltd IS SOUTH iST.; GODERICH YOUK P6Vd) FALCON FA1 WAN 5 ',GALAX( E MUSTANG THUNtjtaBlkb FORD TRUCK bEALER GEORG: CUTLER CllhFoh Rofeio'0'1,4y 63 '63 63 63 62 62 :kAr Y UR WILL NEVER BE WORTH THAN IT IS MORE TODAY PAID ON GUI R NTE T UST E TIEFIC TES Hayek-Goldsworthy edding in St. Joseph's Catholic Church • issued in amounts from $1.00 upwards for 3, 4 or 5 years. • earn the above indicated` interest, payable half-yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies • and trust funds. MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY HAYEK NE S F Miss Leny Westerhout of Londeshoro has, accepted a pos- ition at the office of .the British Mortgage and Trust Company, Goderich, Miss .W-esterhout is a graduate of Goderich Business College, About 25 members of the Institute attended the June birthday party held at HurOn- view last Wednesday, renewing old friendships and also provict- ing a program consisting of, vocal numbers) instrumentals and readings followed by a cec- lel hour with lunch. The Smorgasbord supper sponsored by the Stewards of the church last Monday even- ing was a decided ' success. A POa TER'S 1-1111 rice Church UCW Plans For Two Suppers The United Church Women of 'Grace. Church met last Wed- nesday at the home of Mrs. Art Bell. The president, Mrs. Ches- ter Sturdy, presided Over the meeting and the Scripture les- son was read by Mrs. Elgin Cox. The roll call was answered by .donating en article for auc- tion. A lengthy business period' fol- lowed making final. plans 'for the July supper and the wed- ding supper. A crib quilt was completed during the ai At the close of the meeting an auction sale of the articles donated was held with Mrs. Elgin Cox as auctioneer, arr. CHARCOAL - 5 lb. bags - 3 for $1 .OA Special Values On All HARDWARE HOUSEWARES Eugene MCAdatnt Prop, —Exclusive Sanitizer assures washing and rinsing with gerni-killing 145* water. —5 Cycle selector for every dishWashing job from pots and pans to fine china. The Westinghouse Portable Dishwasher washes dishes cleaner—than you could by hand with do pre-rinsingt Dries them sparkling clean. Needs 110 installation, rat away when not in use. Elevator top rank provides easy loading and unloading. Folds tip to twelve complete place setting& Clear rinte agent automatically added '.tci• firial rinSe for spottiest drying, Safety switch lets• yolk stop cycle to add niece dishet. "You can be sure . . if it's Westinghouse" Now Only $245,00 Clinton ,Electric Shop D. W. Cornish ,. 'iYour We$ilhghouse 90 .Aitiett Street' CI 141rai• • hone. 404644 8172 Bay St., Toronto guest speaker. Her niessage was "The, Changing Church and the chmIghl,g, worid,o The $941 Anirmal Memorial Service Will be held at Bair's Cemetery on Sunday: July 4, at a p.m, Tie service this Year is in charge of the Baptist Church with Pastor Craig Fetter $ af- Blolatinl;, gna MPS- Stewart Toll, Terry and Warren, Windsor, re centiy.visited. with his Pare/10i Mr. 'and Mrs; Fred Toll. Forty-eight pupils and their mothers of TISS 5 Hulletit en- j9Ved. taus tit) to Niagara Falls last-Friday.. 'Congratulations to Mr, and. Mrs,. Meredith Young who re- cently celebrated • their 30th wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Young have 'a family of two daughters, one son, and nine grandchildren Mr, and mvs, Ea Davies vis- ited friends In London on Sun- day., Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Young- taut, Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Toan Youngblut and Paul, George and Earl YOungblut of Woodstock, visited relatives in the Auburn district on StmdaY, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Popp, RR 1, Auburn on the birth of their son, David Diane/ Douglas, Robert, ,Larvi Pg41, POOkto -44.0 33o'kty) !, 112nS, ' Otto Popp of Coderieli is. stay. ing ,soPP§:, hOmo.. 1414,1e Muses. )Debbie Betty ; Jo are s' to with their'grantiparent$i .44,c1 Mrs'.. Meredith YOM1g, Gee ,Lawlor returned home :from -Clilpf(oo Hospital .144T1 weekend. ;Wm, Lena .Alleock and KM 0,r1 Bentley of i44094. visited .on -SaiturdaY. with their. eoatik Mrs. Sam. Daer, and the; bro, Vier, John .-Gloitsber of Code- Oen, Mr, 411,4 Mpg,.Thoraaa1.1aggitt.' and Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Pat- terson of Godeqich visited friends in 'Tarvistock on Satur- day. MIDDLETON Mrs, Fred • 'Middleton, Mrs, Donald Middleton Mrs. Edward Wise and Mrs. StewartAgirldie- ton attended the meeting of the DeanerY Huron held in St, Thomas Church, Seat:Oh, on Tuesday of last week. • Flowers Were. placed an St, James Church, Middleton, in loMing memory of the laite George Herbert Eninierson. Couple honoured Mr. and Mrs. Tom: Hudie, who recently moved to Clinton from their home on the seventh con- cession of Goderich Township, Were 'honoured last week with lovely gifts ".from the members of St. James Church, Middleton. A 'delegation of the church ladies . called on Mr. and Mrs. Hudie and 'presented them with Wall plaques depicting early settlers and pioneer scenes and also a decorative' piece of pot- tery. Father R. A. Graveline said the nupital mass and Father S. E. McGuire united in marriage Ruth 'Bernadette Goldsworthy and Anthony Jude Hayek, both of Kitchener, at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clin- ton, on Saturday, June '19 at 4 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldswor- thy, HR 1 Clinton,. and the parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hayek, Kit- chener. Given in. marriage by her father, the bride chose a formal floor-length sheath of silk nor- ganza styled with a fitted sleeveless bodice featuring a ba- teau neckline. Her chantilly lace bolero jacket with short sleeves gathered at the back into a natteau train which was floor-length. A Silk norganza bow held her bouffant veil of tulle illusion, and, she carried a wedding bouquet of pink De- light roses, and white shasta:s interwoven with white satin and silver threaded tulle. Bridal attendants were all sisters of the bride. Miss They- ma Goldsworthy, Hamilton, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Misses Alfreda and Jill Goldsworthy, Clinton, They were gowned alike in frosted lace over turquoise street-length gowns styled along 'Empire lines, Their detachable boleros of white chiffon fell into street- length trains from large ,bows at the back and their head pieces were bows of matching material, They carried white shastas and Hearts Delight yel- low roses. Little Miss Shirley McGlynn, Kitchener, niece of the bride as flowergirl, Wore white nylon ever taffeta featuring a lace, trimmed, bodice with, three-, quarter length Sleeves and a wlhite cummerbund. She carried a nosegay of pink roses and white Sh as tas , IlepheW of the bride, John MeGlynti; Kitchener, Was ring- bearet. Kiteherter; at- tended the greed' as best than, and ushers were A..ntliOnY dice and Chafes 111,cor, both of Ititehenor, .and Paul Colds- Worthy, Clinton, brother of the bnitle„ For a wedding dinner in the Parish Hall, the bride's mother greeted guests afi aqua man, ire dreSS of fig-rued nylon overt tadeta, "Weed White ac- cestories and. a, oortaga 'kW alas. She WAS assisted by Auburn United Holds Picnic AUBURN — lino' Vaited. Chitral. Sun, day 'School held its 014.h.ttl picnic at the. United. PlAxrch .$14mmor ocha.01 gronildt' on Lake .1,1iiron. ,with .g large attendance.. The highlight of the. eventing" after the -delicious ;sup, 140 was 'the moc$ for the Too, Results the races were: Girls 441$4, ;04 year's,. Made lxn pey, Barbsaa )3oys • Ronnie -Plunkett, Glen Wight man, Larry .plactzc9.7 Girls, .9- 10, moic 'Ploniwtt Arrva Ball, POP.04. 33.400blor . Pcoy • ,p40, Pam Bears, Rickey Arc10;ol.)4p1t, Keith .Lapp; Boys, 1.112, jam 'NOAMcari Robertson, (tierl).-MUrray Wightmoo and gon Olds over Nancy Brenda Arohorribmat, T-A4-40: Reed; Boys Over 12 Floyd. Rosebush, .Daryl Ball Bill Lapp; Jumbled shees(GirIs)-Arva Marie grapey,. Wanda. Plaetzer', Juniibled .shoes(Eoys)-$tePhen Haggitt, .D.aryk Sall, Daryl Egg on spoon, ''(tied) Mrs, Munact MeOlinchey,. Mrs". Law-. r.ence Plaetzer, Mrs. Alvin _Plunkett, Ladies kick the slip- par, Lynda Andrews, Linda Reed, Sherry Plaetzer; Base- ball throw, 1Q years and ,under (Gills)'1Ylaa'le Plunkett Melanie • Sherry Plagiter; Base- ball throw (Boys) Ricky Arch, arnbault, Dana Bean;' Cleaning up paper,- Randy Machan, Marie Plunkett. Wesley Willis UCW Plan Specicd Meet On June 30, alt 2:30 p.m., a special June meeting of all UCW members with friends, shut-ins and newcomers will be held. A short program folloWed by refreshments and a social hour is being .. planned, Also remember to bring special don- ations for UCW work. the groom's mother wearing a dress of blue iridescent. taffeta with white accessories and 'a corsage of yellow roses. For the honeymoon trip,. the bride 'donned a rose lace en- semble with white 'accessories and a corsage of pink roses, The young couple will reside in Kit- chener. I 35 Dunlop St., 73 Mississaga Barrio " Orlffin EASY-TO•LISE SINGLE DIAL on/q7R01. TORBOAET WATER' ACTION 'Hoist "Their Own Petard? Art enthusiasts from the night schoOl Art Class of Mrs. 'Ross Middleton took sketch pads and pencils Bayfield Harbour last Wednesday to capture through drawings some of the activity there at this time of year. While busily engrossed in their work of depicting the antiQs of -others, they were caught in their own trap by another recording media „ the camera . . , but-from the intense concentration mirrored on the faces of these seven ladies, it would seem they didn't care or .even notice, (Photo by Audrey Begoltarnber) bountiful ham and salad supper provided by the ladies was en- pjQaYtVonilaend.d bake sale well The Baptism of Brian Glen Craig, infant son of Rev. and Mrs. Carson, was performed on Sunday by Rev, Carson of Oak- ville,. grandfather of the infant. The Boy Scouts and their leaders all in uniform, attended the service on Sunday and were preiented with the Scout Flag by members of the Session and the National Flag by members of Burns and Constance. Rev. Carson spoke on the theme, "Love not this world, neither the things that are' in the World," NDESBOR West Bend RADIANT CONTROL POP-UP TOASTER $14.95 Radiant control for evenly browned toast with any kind of bread. 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