HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-04-25, Page 9Winners of the Lorne •Brown Motors Limited trophy which is ' Harry ThoniPsoa, Mrs. Douglas Jones, andMrs.11arrYThomPson.
competed for by the "B" teams in Clinton Mixed Bowling Leagne Absent, Mrs. garY Freeman,
are, left to right, .DOuglas Jones, Mrs. Margaret. MaoDoPald,
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SAT., MAY 4th, 1:00 p.m.
600 HEAD
CONSISTING OF CALVES, COWS, HEIFERS
AND STEERS
FOR CONSIGNMENTS
CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT . , JACK MORRISSEY
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AUCTIONEER: HECTOR McNEIL
VICTOR HARGREAVES
Reg. Price
Pantry Shelf Grapefruit
nobody will save money for you
You might win a lot of money in a contest — but unfor-
tunately, chances are against, it. If low' want to hoye
money, you've got 'to save it yourself. Nobody will do it
y for you, Save something in our credit union` every pay
day, Don't miss a single one. And save o little extra
whenever you can. That way, you'll have money when
you need it,
With few exceptions, your savings are matched dollar for
dollar in case of your death :with insurance provided by
your credit union at no extra charge through OUNA
Mutual, the credit union insurance company. '
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MIDDLETON
cAtttan Nev/A-Aeeord, Thursday, April 200, pot) 9
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Mrs, Alvin Dutot, :3, Ciro. raaal table was .centred with
'01.1 entertained At a delight. an 01101'04 arrPgePleet of
ful trousseau tea in honour of spring" mowers, 4anhe4
her only daUghter, Arlepe, laet ivory 00.•14.10e-
SaturdaY, " Mrs .' Fred Middle* pPUred
tea, :during the After499h, and
Mrs, putotreeeived her many mgs, 1/0.0 paygeld, did the
guests wearing a richly brow, honours during the -evening; • caged hekp Oress waS• The pests were served by
giste0 ,by the mother .oft4e misses Ap„rnt,e midoietan and
groom,--to-be, Mrs, Fred Hull, ,Tearniette
br
D idauot.
'B4311°11 in 4 bluensemble,,ensemble,,ensemble,,The l trousseau, wed.
The,. bride-to-be was lovely 4111g, 4:114 Shower WO were tIts•
in white itne4, pl4Yed by Misses carel and
The lace-Covered dining Janet l'ateeper, Clinton.
Funeral services for the late
William Wilkinson, London; a
former resident ofChiselhurst,
who passed away at Uie Dear.
ness Home, London, Friday,
-April 19, were held from the
James M. Carrothers and Son
Funeral Home, Monday. Inter.
ment was in McTaggarts Cern.
etery, Hensall., Mr. Wilkinson
who was 93 is survived by five
daughters and three sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spen.
cer and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Hay have returned froth a three.
weeks vacation at Treasure Is.
land, Florida, returning home'
through Smolcey Mountains.
Rebekahs visit
nursing home
Noble Grand, Mrs. John Cor.
bett, presided over the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge, Wednesday April 17, As
district deputy president Mrs.
John Broadfoot was unable to -
attend.
Past district deputy president • •
Mrs. Ethel McPherson, Min.
ton, attended in her place, she
was accompanied by two car
loads of members from Huronic
Lodge, Clinton.
Mrs. McPherson brought
'greetings from the district and
gave a' report on the work that
had been done in the district
during the past year. and also
.reminded all members of the
Malt, district, church ,service
to be held in Heniall United
Church. All Oildfillows and Re.
bekah lodges are invited to at*
tend, Simday May 5 at 11
Four of the sisters of Hensel'
Lodge, Mrs. Joint Corbett, Mrs.
Earl Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley and Mrs. Garfield Brode.
rick who vfsited one afternoon
last week at Queensway Nur.
sing Home, Hensall, spent an
hour ' or so entertaining the
patients and presented 17 pa.
tients with an Easter treat.
It was decided four mem.
bers would visit once a month
at ,the Nursing Home second
Wednesday of each month.
One. new, candidate was pro.
posed for membership.
It was .decided to invite the
members of Pride of Huron
Lodge, Exeter, to •their ' sec.
and meeting in June. Plans are
to be made later.
Next meeting is to be held
May 1, and will be observed at
Past Grand's night.
The. Sunday school of Chisel.
hurst United Church, decorated
with. Easter lilies was the set•
ting for the TJCW April meets
President, Mrs. Thomas
Brintnell presided and opened
with a poem, followed with the
theme song and prayer.
Mrs. William Brintnell pre.
,sented the worship service, as.
sisted by Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs.
R. MacDonald and Mrs. R. TO.
for Jr. Several Easter hymns
were sung during the meeting.
Mrs. Earl Kinsman favoured
with a reading, "The Mean.
nig Of Easter.” Mrs. H. F.
Currie .gave the Bible study,'
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Mrs. A, Ross contributed a
piano solo.
The ladies were reminded of
the slip and bloomer sale to
be held at the May" 'meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith.
spent the weekend with mem.
• hers of their family, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Tipping and Paul.
Richard, Mr. and Mrs. PatFlan.
nary, and family, London; Mr.
and Mrs. Dick • McKellar and
family, Miss Marilyn Smith,
Thedford.
Mr. and Mrs. AllanDavidson,
Brian and Cindy, Port Colborne
visited the latter's mother Mrs.
Verna Twitchell last week.
Leslie Riley is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London,
where he underwent further sur.
gory on hisleftwrist, the result
of an accident he suffered in
a chain saw accident five months
ago, The operation Was per-
formed Tuesday.
Robert Mickle UWO, London
spent Saturday with his par.
ents Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Clinton Memorial Shop
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