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THIS. WEEK'S tom NUMBER 19-75'
NEXTMEEK'S- WM NUMBER 290.1
Phone 482-1064
•Clinton, Ont.
PARK
THE , THE .SQUARE—GODERICH
ow Biayiag-,THUR.! FRI., SAT,—Aug. 12-13-14
Annette Funicello and Tommy Kirk
In Walt Disney's rinteue Technieciler corriedY,
7Tl1f MISADVENTU'RES OF
ME'RIA JONES':
MON., TOES, WED, August 1617-10
.Ursula Andress and John Richardson
Based on HRider Haggard's classic navel; the story of
A tyrannical ruler of an ancient race.
VII HY/
Ein
Color,
.THUR,,, FRI., SAT. Augast 19-20-21 -
Hayley Mills, John Mills and Lionel, Jeffries
Front the book `Miss Jude", a tale of a treasure
• hunt 'aboard a sailing schooner. .
"THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" —Color
Coming --"36 HOURS"—adult entertainment
• SUNSET. DRIVEIN THEATRE
• GODERICH
Box Office'Opens at 8 o'clock
'Now Playing—T.11UB., FRI., SAT.—Aug. 12-13-14-
Audie Murphy and Merry Anders
19,"THE QUICK GUN"—color
'..Plus—"Hey There! lt't Yogi Bear"
MON., TUES., WED. — August 16-17-18
Annette Funicelle and Frankie Avalon
"BEACH PARTY'',color
with "Navajo Adventure—Color
THUR.,. FRI., SAT. — August 19-20-21
Debbie ,Reynolds and Cliff Robertson
. "MY SIX LOVES"—color
Luke Halpin and Pam Franklin*
"FLIPPER'S NEVV'ADVENTURE" — Color,
Coming—Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin
In "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG"
TR.AIIN TO
TORONTO'
AskiboutconVenient departure
and return times
For information,'phone the local
CN Passenger Sales Office
041 ranges Gather At Seaforth
Original Bells From Kippen, Scotland
mho ,Pen row-404,ot the flea, .new earrinittee eti Mr6. jamas
cendalna Of Andrew and NfainY
(Plair) Pe4 nose paents
Robert and Ma,rgaret (Doig)
Pell from Kippeh. cotlantl .41.-
1 -toed in 1835, was celebrated
Seafaith Lions' Palk on Sat.
urdietY, Ally 31,
SportS, ballgerne, aWirmning
and a chicken hairhectie Were
b'Y' a.'
The OtQCia5104 WaS made more
igen% tdr the visit of 86 mem-
bers o felnillea frain across
Canada, :and Boston, Mass, to
the Bell Healleatead, nil Iii -
way 4, south of Kippen,
Stindley, Augast 1, the an day of the reunion, was
a Memorable occasion at the
Sunday Morning service
pen United church which was
boilt in 1867. Guest saieisrt et
the 'service Was Walter, Bell
Walner of l'Omiaird, 13:Cy, whose
greangrandparents Were mem
bens of .the building tonanittee.
• was accompanied Iv his
wife, Virginia, at the organ.
The balarrce; of the day was
anent at Belhuren Farms, the
home of Mr, end Mrs, Win. J,
F. Bela, the birth place ef par-
ents' of runny of these present.
On display were pictures of
Klippen, Scotland, and heather
picked there; also a family tree
of the descendants of the late
Andrew and Marr (Blair) Bell
ceinniled by Mrs, CameronR.
eliardson, I-16'1mM and 'Donald Mrs. Frank Gadding, Toronto
with lVIr. and Mrs. Wan. J. F,
Mr and aVirs. Ernie CIAO -
chase entertained the mernberS
of the Bell elan on Saturday
evening at their summer cot-
tage on Lake Huron
Vforrls, , godePlell; Novvard
Proolca,4\Tew Weotiminster, BA
,C11,110110ge. Hellattin Wa.
F. J. e31,Kipper,
1.96,5 eonnnittee menthers
were Donald Pell, Wayland,
IYALf.$s., „cillainrhan; Mrs, Graham
Streetsville; Yetda
4IPPen; Wad Ante May
Wainer, New Westminstet
The 4)47 people 'Were PattY.
Anne Gregg, Undon; rJ
Bei, Tqronto; Mrs, JwbT Player,
TO:recto; Mrs, JM Adair, Lon,:
don; Jack Silielair, KiPPen;
BM p..asa,. Hensali; Iri
Oord, Grand Pend; and Chuck
ShaW, • Kingston, .•
Those• rernaaning' ter -the
weekend hellidaY Were lYfr. and
Mrs?. Donald Bell and familY ,ai
Bolton, Mass, with Mr, and
.1VIra..Jobin Sinclair;
thallmn, Pelt Streetsville,
Mrs, Margaret Young, Mower,
Sask, Mrs, Ruth .Adair, an
granddaughter, Lendon, with
Mr, land gr14, Cbipchase,
Hensala;
Mr. and Mrs, William Wel-
pen Fort St. John, I3.C., Mr,
and MM. Walter and Anon,
BC., Mr. ann Mrs..
lieward .Prooks and familY,
New Westminster, B.C., Mrs,
Nan. MontlehonSe, Kinnaird,
13.0., Mr, and: Mrs, Terrance
Douglas, Iningten, Mr, and.
Bell, Boston, Mass,
After supper two white Bibles
were presented by the family
of the late Robert Bel to the
oldest member, Mrs. Cameron
Richardson, Hensan, and te the
youngest member, Randy Ford,
Grand Bend.
Several &taws were made for
ceramic plates 'for the adults
and else& boards for the child,
ten snade and donated by Gra-
ham Bell, Streeteville.
Donald Bell of Easton showed
pictures of the last Minion in
1963, Howard Brooks, New
Westminster, showed' slides
taken in the Western; provinces.
A. betantiful ceramic' coffee
table, made by Graham Bella,
was presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, J. F. Bell, a -gift from all
those Who attended the neunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walper of
New Westminster, a recent
ballad'. couple, were presented
With 'a lovely table cloth.
Plans were made. to hold the
next ranion in 1967 with a
Wedding Pictures
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ROYAL SANK
• Clinton Branch 0, L, ENGELSTAD, Manage
Goderich 13ratith „—..„„.„„ D: DAVISON, littiaget
Rebekah Ladies
Hold Picnic
The l*ast. Grands bf the Re-
bekahs, of District No. 23 held
their annual pi:mid at 'Lions
Park, Se:Morin with a fair at-
tendance from Goderich, Ex-
eter, Hens:all and Seaforth.
Hensall Lodge was hos•tess
willidD.D.P. Mrs. Edna Cald-
well. of Hensall a.s convener.
The Volts results, Were as
follows: kitk'the-slinper, MTS.
Henry Bea!ver; pass 'the beans
on a, plate relay, *Mrs. Elsie
Moore's team; guessing the arc -
tittles: in a cotton bag, two
Goderlicb. Past Grtands.
• Paper around the wrist, Mr.
Fired Fritzley; passing the
spool. on a cord, Mrs. Edna
Delver's team.
A delicious laionic supper was
enjoyed by
LONDESBORO
:Women's Institute
The August meeting of the
Women's Institute was held
Wednesday evening; Mrs. Lorne
Lawson oh 'aired the meeting in
the absence of the President.
Roll call was answered by local
inclusrbries which the' members
would lEre to visit.
Barbara, Bonnie and Betty
Snell contributed a trio, "Come
to the Flair". The motto was'
given! by 1VIrs. Harvey Taylor,
"How 'old ere you?" Mas, Tom
Allen gave an instrumental and
the Snell Sisters a tnio, "Bless
this House". Mrs. Allen Shad -
diel gave a talk on visual aid.
Personals
Leonard trodden! and fans*
of 'Paris visited with Mr. and
lVfxs. Bert Shobhrook recently,
W. and Mat Ed Youngblut
visited wiiih the letter's sister,
Mrs. Gordon Curls Gordonand-
of Arekona, for a few days fast
week.
' Mr. and Mr's. Doug Radford
and Dawn of Niagara spent the
weekend with his relatives.
• A surprise parity was held in
the hall on Sunda,' when 49
members of the Radford family
met to celebrate the 80th birth -
nay of their mother, Mrs. Rad-
ford Sr., Of Myth. The cons-
inunity talSo extended congratu-
lations to an old friend well
known in the nicinity.
Will Gorier and Mrs, Lily
Webster spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mm Jack Sinclair of Kip -
pen; Mrs. Dewar and Don of
Ottawa were also guests with
the Sainclairs.
Goderich Township Girl Marries Thum, Aug, 19.05--Clintun Nows-Rocond-,-- 9190 3
Varna dir To Reside in Kitchener Hensall
ews
(Photo •
Mr, and Mrs.
StandardS of white and blue
gdadaeh flanked by candelabra
With lighted tapers ferried the
setting in Unibn United Church,
Goderich 'Townslhip, July 17,
when marriage vows were ex-
changed by Jean C. IVIcelin-
chey and Peter A. nasalise in a
double -ring ceremony heard by
Rev. C. A. Dukelow.
The bride is the da,ughter of
Mr. and Mns. Bruce McClain
chey, RR 2 Goderieh, awl, the
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. John Imanse, RR 1 Varna.
The wedding music Was play-
ed by Miss Grace Stephenson,
Egimonsdviale, and Bill Stiles
Auburn was soloist.
Mr. McClinchey gave his
daughter In marriage. Her for-
mal gown of white organza
over taffeta and net was fash,
ioined with a fitted bodite fea-
turing a ,sealloped yoke insert
of French lace, and lilypoint
sleenes. Matching lace appliques were scattered over the
controlled skirt and a detach,
able train of French lace fell
from an organza bow above
the waistline. Her triple -tiered
shoulder -length veil of, 'silk il-
lusion was caught to a head-
piece of organza roses and
pearls and she carried a bou-
quet of pink and white roses.
The senior attendants were
Miss Ethel Fuller, RR 2 Gd -
inch, as maid of honor and Miss
Jo -Anne lanarase and Miss Jean
Turner both of RR 1. Varna, as
hridesmaids
They wore flow -length A-
line gowns of azure blue nylon
sheer over taffeta with above -
the -elbow sleeves and, bateau
necklines. Lace appliques ac-
cented the ,sleeves and empire
waistlines and flying panels, ex-
tending to the hem -lines, added
back interest. Their matching
by R. J. Nephew, Goderich)
Peter A. imanse
'rose neacipleces n're caught
Neighbours Fete ,
Young Couple
Going To B.C.
A delightful smorgasbord gar-
den party was held Sunday
evening, August,1, in the beau-
tiful garden of IVIr. and lVfrs.
Tom Oliver, Isaac St., to hon-
our their daughter and son-in-
law, Lynne and Harold Eland -
sen,
The young ample are leaning
Aug. 4 to make their home in
British Columbia,
About thirty neighbours and
friends joined to wish. Lynne
and Harold good fortune and
future happiness in their new
venture. •
Following a most bountiful
supper, music, singing and
games Were enjoyed 'by every-
one.
Classified Ads.
Bring Quick
• Results
with veining , and ,they carried
bouquets miniature white
carnations and baby blue mums.
FloWer,nirl Joanne meal:Il-
e:hey, RiR ? Goderieb, chose a
streetdength White dress with
headpiece and beuquet simiihr
to 'those of the senior attend-
ants. Master Robbie Penninga
was ringbearer.
Groomsman -was Andrew Ian'
anse, RR, 3 Klippen, and Robert
Spain 13/1 1 Verne. , and Ron
1VIonlinchey, Kiteherver, usher-
ed the guests.
Following the ceremony, a re,
ception was held at the Little
Inn, Bayfield. .„
The coma voili reside in
Kitchener.
Mrs. T. C. Bailey
Celebrates Her
85th Birthday
]'4rs. T. C. Bailey, Bayfield,
celebrated her 85th birthday
August 4 on the lawn at the
Ritz Htel, Baytfield.
Roses and eandelabria decor-
ated the tea table centred with
a beautiful cake featuring
eighty-five candles plated in
the shape of a harteshoe. Dahlia
centre pieces graced the other
tables.
Among her guests were Mrs.
Elsie eKey and Mrs. Ida
Boyce from Goderich who were
Mrs. BalleY's roommates two
years ago in the Goderich hos
lichen two nurses, 1Vns. avriatrie
Bares and Mrs. Helen Lana -
way; and other guests from
Godesich, Bayfiekl, Windsor and
Toronto.
'Miss Dorothy Reinke of Ham-
ilton, Miss • pelle. Watson of
Galt and Mn. Frank Overholt
of Godes-filch served.
MM. Bailey enjoys good
health 'and levet to twarvel. She
still enjoys a good game of
euchre,
avfx',, god AM's. 'Deka Mels,lei
Oharles, Untert :and Ani. re -
toned last ween `frrrya vat'y
pleasexit eAcl ttemsthytrp
through the Tjoited :States and
Western Canada, Tbeir Wp
was made by car and 1110V Were
gone five weeks end travelled
Over ' 9,000 miles. They Merit
SeellerY tallnUgh 'the
Naltix1401 11/41onntains
along the West Cast ist the
States and alninthrengh Briitiah
Columbia and: Alberta, in, Cald
ada, During their tejp. t-er
yts-
ted relatives in Pasadena, Qaa-
ilforon„; Winnower City 'BC;
and P....ran:dm, Pilot Nrad, and
Snowflake in Manitoba,
lnan. Jelan Henderson will
have Sunday August 15 by let
tc), viM Witii her parents Kr,
and Ws; J,. Baits ef W4-•
weld Bemis, Nfanktoba, near
Nyiyveg, whom Ole has not Landon.
Oen for 1.,WeirlP6oVelI YAws..
stlet will Also '1st 70,h
'Alger ',owl: .brother,ivilowi
and -Um '1),owson, WI/,
crud tor bl'ottm Uollett of
$44c,41/04..,
• •
Hens Ftroolgo were eallied
Pride, .yeve414g.• to *44401141
Are in a ear,'•ovvned by Olowt
McKenzie of liensg11. perked 41.1
the .c`Nteitton, Pernage
confined to beelic Peat ,pt
••
Robeipt. MicIde learned lust
recently Vat he had won tba
aAn GOnlon McXntosh .$eholair,
wg, 1 Ow the 1114hest_
stan'dhv in the claSS Canada
fins* in the, 004.4mittor45
years Ivo?* fer1.964460, He bas
now. oorropteted his second year
annonro .p-bystg.
1's, pow/ 1301-1 .underwent
plogery 47x St, Toseptv goispttol„.
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I.D.A. SACCHARIN,. 1/2 graln,..1000's,
• reg. 98c ' Special 77c
IDASAL TABS 300 (I.D.A, Brand A.S.A.)
. reg. 99c Special 77c
I.D.A. WITCH HAZEL, 16 -oz.
reg. 85c Special 77c
JEANETTE BATH. SALTS, 5 pound bag
98c value , Special 77c
SNOW WHITE FACIAL TISSUES, 400's,
reg. 29c ,... Special! 3 boxes for 77c
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[MINERAL' OIL 16 -oz., Heavy.
• reg. 69c Special 2 for 99c
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