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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-06, Page 16irs Spring Clean-up Time With our. Laundry $0;vice wa can, do your RadsPrnadli, Blankets/ Curtains and Liaana• MEN'S SHIRTS A SPECIATT Phone 402.9491 1 HURON LAUNDRY I5, CH BYRE, „,„ CLINTON ok*, FREE. pICK,UP AND .PEUYERY wecidi jx/vitationh___ ANP10(IN..CMRNTS i'llrfORM,414$ ACCESSORIES Purchase Your Wedding Stationery Prom a PRINTO 'Clinton Commercial Printers 'LIMITED THE NEWS-RECORD BUILDING, ALBERT ST. CLINTON, °NV' PHONE 482-3444 You may select your weddir4.... invitations, announcements and accessories with com. Ode confidence as to quality and correctness of form. • Fr Wing announcements of . . • TRADITIONAL BEAUTY • CLASSIC DISTINCTION • SOCIAL CORRECTNESS Personalized wedding napkins, matches and cake boxes also available. /owe Oti The .ngte.rnnon,-nnIt9f the on.. tarto street V4ttgc.I. ,chnirc4 women (net in the PIMA PArTnr, on Tt4esday, 4149:41014 37m9nilf. 'Or s in AttONAPPe1- 4 P;Ve17' wasL .t4o, thqmo for Act worship service PNIOPC*1 b 17y: rAfx.', fOr Cnnn94 assisted yYAI •po44 Jeepiespe, eera, M, Herd Jterid. 14p, A. groves. .1%.,144 Shirley Haines was at the ex,st at wps.opw4tpr London' ,ta May and her tee port was ettreeek( Mrs. Alice 44WP94.. Mrs A. P9014440 leader, theft ppe4ided Ii r the nieettng. Pla,n0 were mane to attend tho thank,offering meeting at, Hupp* church next WPcIne4daY Amp 12 at .2;20, also leaspiet in the entertaining at Ontario 49404 on the • second and fourth Tuesdays in August, Some of ,MrSe,Langleat'S'PtiP• its then ente#ainedthaIacifee, Marion Doucette, accompanied. New club formed Monday evening saw the 'first Meeting of the new "Half- Century" Club in Clinten. This group was' organized in popular response to a long-felt need for a social and fellowship club for both men and women in the older age bracket. ^ At the opening meeting an enthusiastic group of twenty- two men and women met for a brief meeting and an evening of games. It was decided to meet twice weekly, - Monday evening from 7:30 P.m. and Friday afternoons from 1:30 p.m., with Meetings to be held, until further notice, at Wesley- Willis Church. There will be no fees with only a voluntary offeringto help defray the cost of light re- freshments. Men and women over fifty are most welcome, no matter what their religious affiliation, IN TO FROM TORONTOno, curt $4.20 c'tt);11,'"'”187.°4" CANADIAN NATIONAL Askaboutconvenient departure and return times Per information, phone the We C14 Pimoney Sales °Mee $38.99 PELIEMOI2 That's your share ...and the share of every man, women and child of the estimated $ 750,000,000 cost, direct and indirect afire in one year in Canada. NOBODY, the taxpayer feat, of all, escapes the i responsibility of fire on the job and n the home FIRE ISA POCKET PICKER I (-Fia-MOTCH 1111111111111111111111111111111111111.11111 TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED R,PZ, 4, Clititon, Oht. Phone 482-9133 Phone 5274910 Seaforth \Corn growers: WE HAVE SHELL KORNOIL 1,0i dr \i3O add Kornoil Atrazine sprays for better weed control in corn. COME IN OR CALL HARRY WILLIAMS '112.6631 CLINTON SHELL Oil Products Shell Chemicals • ,B.A. gUntsin NewP4AOPPA1, 741440.4)rt..41111q.- gt Clinton, Public .Hospitol W.A. ..bolds final meeting meet by Lynn Flowers Sang a-lgvely sq1P. Pistno. solos were PlaYed ny 13arba.ra Aggerholm, heather 'lge-Atiarn and Paul Wheeler. Mrs• 44, Abbott Pre a veTy interesting biPer4Phy P4 the life of the ALP:TS Patiline Mule914 Members nacres were wrltten on a wedding anniversary card for Mr. and Mrs. _Milt9nWJASP v`40 eele4r4ting 0E4 55th wedding anniversary to-day June The meeting closed with the tnizpatt benediction and lunch was served by the January group, Mrs, -George Potter, Mrs. I,. Ellis, Mrs. E. Rade ford, Mrs. M, Nivens, Mrs. M. ,Butler and Mrs. J. Bewley. Area native retires . Percy Elliott has retired on a disability Pension from the nickel refinery at Port Col- , borne with service dating from 1935. He worked in the leaching, calcining and sinter department and was a tankman at the time of his retirement. Percy was born and brought up in Huron County. On leaving school, he started out in life as a painter. Prior to joining Inco he worked in Goderich. In 1924 Percy married Elsie Cooper, daughter of Mrs„ •Cecil Cooper, Clinton. The couple have three sons and three daughters: Reta (Mrs. B. Rob. inson), Port Colborne; Elaine (Mrs. J. Fisher), Crystal Beach; Gail, at home; Thomas and Emery of London, Ontario and Kenneth in British Col. umbia. Nineteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild corn» Plete the Elliott family. A presiiitition .of a purse of money was made to Percy by C. H. Ott, assistant to the manager, on behalf °this fellow employees, at a gathering in the L.C. & S, Department, He thanked Percy for his long ser. ' vice to the company, andwished him and his wife a long and happy retirement, SUGAR AND SPICE by Bill Smiley What :you get whey decide to have Sornetiiint, different. Like the other night. Things were not marching in the cui- sine. Ta fact, the ,stove hadn't even, been turned on. So I pitched in. Literally. I pitched in a can of salmon, one of mushroom soup, one of vegeta- ble sour, one of wieners and beans, Then I pitched in all the leftovers in the refrigera- tor; a chunk of corned beef, a glob of cheese, half a tomato, some olives, two hard-boiled eggs and four limpish sardines. It was delicious. In fact, it was so good that the rest of the family couldn't bear to desecrate my masterpiece by eating it, and I had it three times a dey, for three days,, On toast, I even gave it a nanie — Then Burning Belch. I like women and men, in that order. Women because they're not like men, and men because they're not like wom- en. I like fires, everything from bonfire to barn-fire. Though I'm bone-lazy. I actually like work. And I love loafing in the backyard, with a cold beer, and the black squirrels and the cocky robins. I like shaving, but despise electric razors. I like peace and order, but my study is a model of confusion, and my life is a masterpiece of strife, internal and external. I Like to be alone but I hate loneliness. I like money, but it apparently doesn't like me. • I like people, especially those with courage and humor, but I dislike mobs. I detest violence, but I love western movies in which ten people bite the dust. I could write a book •about the things I like, a few para- graphs about those I don't. But, as you have craftily surmised, all this is leading up to some- thing, I HATE PAINTING and DECORATING. Sorry to• shout like that, but it's true. I mildly dislike dogs and cats, bores and hypochond- riacs, But I can put up with them. However, when my wife starts asking. "Which do you like, the turquoise or the ac- qua?" that's a house of a dif- ferent color, and I begin to see red. She's in one of her annual Spring frenzies and the houSe is littered with wallpaper books, color charts and carpet swatches. Normally I snort, "Why the hell didn't you marry a painter?", and the battle is on. But she's been low, physically, and I let my principles droop. I painted. And painted. And swore. And grouched. I stood up to ease my aching back and, caught a cupboard door corner right in the ear. And the blood spurted and I vented a most mighty oath which I haven't heard since World War II. She didn't even squeak for 20 minutes, know- ing that one word would have sent her, brush and paint can out the door. Oh, well, I guess one can't be perfect. Now, make y6ur list. PAY OFF BILLS WITH ONE GLEAN SWEEP Ready cash from GAC International makes piled-up bills disappear fast. Sweep many monthly payments into one. Stop in or call, Get acquainted With our one-step hill cleaning service. ASK LOANS UP TO $5000 CLINTON • 7 kottoribury , „ , Phon6 482,148G The Wetnen'Io AtnaliarY of Clinton Public lioepttel (net ,fig the /aSt time this Year .on June 3 at 10 a.01, 41e4 :HaddY reeorted a very successful Tag Day appeal held May 11. and mentioned h9st excellently tiro BaYfteld Girl Geicies Covered the teere. In the •ci.tos011co, of Mrs,;V, DaraPell who waa convener of the .Florence Nightingale Tea, Mrs. P. A. Trott reported that 30e guests had attended the Tea but noted that only a small Portion weep frem clipton. The Bursary cPrninittee re, ported that they are ready and. anxious to award two grents. The first, for two hundred dol.,. Ladies meet The May meeting of the WMS of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church was held Tuesday evening May 28 in the school room of the church, with members of the Madeline Lane Auxiliary as guests. The meeting opened with the call to worship and prayer by Mrs. Blacker. Mrs. Scott read the scripture Matt. 6:1-8. Hymn 494 was sung followed by meditation on prayer by Mrs. Blacker. Stressing prayer as being the Christian's golden key to open heaven's door, and every breath can be a Prayer to give us strength and courage as.we go through life. Mrs. MacLean gave the mis- sibn study, telling about the Canadian Indians within the Brandon Presbytery our own Presbyterial send their bale each fall. Business was discussed and it was decided to make a quilt for the bale. The meeting closed with hymn 523 and prayer. A high light of the meeting was the honouring of two long time and faithful members, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Cook, who celebrated birthdays. They were presented' with corsages and a, beautiful birthday cake. A social time was spent when everyone enjoyed a cup Of tea and the lovely cake. REPORT • The Goderich detatchment of the OPP investigated seven ac- cidents last week. On May 29, Douglas, Wallace, Fele 4 Sea- forth and Alvin Lewis Jones R, R. 2 Clinton were involved in a two truck accident on the second concession of Tucker- smith Towns ;'p, resulting in total app., edmate damage of $2,250. Both drivers received injuries. A vehicle driven by John Thomas Cronyn suffered $125 damage May 29 as a result of a one car accident in Hullett Township, On May 29, Mervin Lane, R.R. 4 Seaforth was, involved in a single car accident in Tuckersmith Township re- sulting in $900 damage to his vehicle. Denis London, 36 Beckers Trailer Court, Clinton, struck a parked vehicle owned by Del- bert Melenius, CFB Clinton Saturday. Damage • to the vehicles was estimated at$500. tars, is Pp resident ti Clinton are 'Who is eeeePted. ins register ed nursing coarse a l'ePP804ed school; ant4 second e one Of seventy AN dollars is NT a resident a regleteredneesingeeetetaet1 course, both instances fit Apeiel need be a eeteeteit ing facter awarding the UP sarles, Application forms ax available in the Wanee Pffie Pi' Central }ALM Pecotelae .Scheel end must return there on before June 11 A motion was passed givix the Alvditary executive pow to transact any hasineqs Whir May arise during the eentrn recess and to hold the pe regilar meeting en, Moeda. September 9, et 2 p,m, The meeting was then, at loaned and coffee, coffee cal and conversation brotight a bu year to an enjoyable conciusioo A TV adaptation of Englis playwright John Osborne' "Luther" was presented la s Sunday on the CTV network The work traced the life o Martin Luther, the 16th cerm tury religious rebel who startec the Reformation in Germany The drama followed Luther through his war on corruptiod in the Church and his breal with Pope Leo X. It showed tin intense spiritual torture of man driven to help men fin God - but never entirely cer fain that he is right in the sigh of the Lord. Although the part of the Pop was quite small, it was ac mirably handled by Robert Mor ley. The highlight came when Mor ley, lying on a bench, calml ex-communicated Luther, play; ed by Robert Shaw. Part one of EdSullivaes 20t anniversary celebration we seen last Sunday. Due to time confliction between Luther an Sullivan and because my secore TV set was not working, it wee impossible to view both prp grams. The second part of Sullivan' anniversary will probably, le better • and will be seen nex Sunday on CBS and CBC. • The latest National Nielser ratings were released showing four specials in the top 13 Here's the way they stand: 1. Tijuana Brass; 2, Bonanza; 3. Ed Sullivan special; 4.Rowan and Martin; 5. Andy Griffith; 6. Family Affair; '7. H. Andrew Williams; 8. Dragnet; 9, Mis., sion Impossible; 10 Red Skel. ton; 11. Smothers Brothers; 12. Ironside; 13. Dean Martin and Where the Girls Are. The Wise Owl Club, scone sored by The canadianNational Institute for the Blind, attempts to educate the public about the value of safety glasses.; • Charters in the Club have been I granted to 794 industrial coffee pules. Individual awards for saving sight on the job have gone to 2,700 workers since 1961. *Trade Mark Reg' . 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I hate painting pld Yon ever sit down and make a 'list of the things You like and dislike, love and hater It's good therapy, and, if you try it, rett'11 learn ,something about yourself; I like sleeping and can sleep 14 hours without a twinge of guilt. But. I •don't like going to bed,, Seems such a waste of time. And I hate getting up, but I like being alive and part of the human race, once I've groped through that first fearsome fog of eealtty- I like sports, but not the spectator variety, I love th fish for speckles, all alone in a vasty swamp; to deliver a curl- ing stone right on the nose; to sink the black ball in the cor- ner pocket; to make one crisp golf shot out of three, But I wouldn't give 20 cents for a ticket to the World Series or the Grey Cup final, I like parades, any kind; trees, any kind; grass, green; water, rough or calm, green or blue; babies, either sex. I dislike Italian food, Chinese food and most other "foreign" foods. Yet, when we go out to eat, I'm always the guy who orders something ex- otic like jugged hare or boeuf sauvage or chicken moulin rouge, only to find that I'm eating baked bunny, raw ham- burg or fried chicken with pap- rika sprinkled on it. And yet I love swill. That's CLINTON PERSONALS Sgt. Frank Evans, CFB Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, left Wednesday after spending last week visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank Evans and sister Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Potts of Grand Rapids, Michigan vis./ ited Mrs. M. J. Durham, Rat. tenbury Street and friends at Mitchell and Bayfield. ' Visitors with Mrs. G. W. Note High Street, the pastweek were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gar- rioch, Windsor, Miss Leola Note Detroit and George Bickerton and son Bev of Wooclw stock, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Keyes and Mr. and Mrs. Merton Keyes holidayed over the weekend in Orillia and attended the Keyes- Robinson wedding onSaturdaY at St. Paul's United Church in Orillia. Mr. and Mrs. Ely Sills, son Brian and Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Sills and two daughters, of , Wayne, Michigan, spent a few days last week with Mr. ant Mrs. Charles Cunningham. At a largely attended district meeting held in the Eastern Star Temple, London, on May 29, Mrs. Bert Garrett, Past Matron of Clinton Chapter 266, OES, was elected District De- puty Grand Matron of District 5, for the ensuing year. Sin will be installed at Grand Chapter Sessions in September at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. GRC GAC INTERNATIONAL FINANCE nee.. LTD.