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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-13, Page 8NOW weather .:/mw are your summer dress requirements,. We still have A 49,0 supply. 5wirn Slits Shorts P114 'Tops Slimis and .presses Cotton Sleep Wpm` that you ,have tasted. warm ((i ca 'Prepare for you holidays NOW before you go— Shop today at Irwin's Open --.,Mondoy to Saturday Closed Wednesday Afternoons, LADIES' WEAR and DRY GOODS CLINTON HENSALL — EXETER n and .01 .titr Aubur ict MRS, WES IRAONOCK-r-consipsndist-411044 $241595 •".,44 .4% will YOUR savings increase this month 7 Mrsm, Mary Johnston Of Ood. grieh is visiting with her brother, Prank rtaithby, Mrs, Raitliby and John. Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan and Mrs. Charles Straughan visited last Sunday in Wingharn with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jardhi 'and family. Miss Jean Houston and Miss Jean Jamieson of Toronto spent the week-end with their sister, Miss Frances Houston and aunt, Miss Olive Young. The Atiblirn 'W,OxneWs lost Inte willhave Miss Flora Paraio of Dungannon .Spealt.-911.farnilY Trees* ..h eir .monthly meeting June 15, Mrs. :Fordyce -.Clark,. convener Of .hiPteriealreeeareli and mirrent events will be in Charge of the meeting. members are .urged to bring In their lavorite recipes f9r. t4e C94 book. . The Auburn horticultural Society held 14'4 ;June gXeclitiVe, meeting in the PAhlie Library rooms with the president, Mrs, •Perdell Tayler in the chair, The ronuttes were ,accepted read by the secretary Mrs,. 13ort It was decided to send a:car to the .QritarriO Ilortictowg ,$9.eletrg annual Meeting P4 Windsor on June i21 2P and Mrs, Taylor gave a report of • the annual meeting of. District .8 Which she had attended, in• • A dismission on Oie Annting.pf floWer beds followed and plans were made tor tnesuraine4-New projects were pained and will be reported on later. The firo atigial statement was .given by the treasurer, Mrs. W. nook.,, The Meeting Was ad. • journed until the next executive Meeting to be held on the second Monday in August to plan for the opeu September meeting. Ciintonians plan picnic in Stratford Huron Electors ,F IT'S ACTION Yo Want "BOB" ItKINLE an For the past 2 1/2 years "Bob" McKinley has capably represented the constituents of Huron in Ottawa. He has worked full-tinge on your behalf. Mr. 0.4 Floyd Price and Mee. Stella. Moxy Of De.!• troit visited OM the Weekend With. Mrs. pert Craig. The •Rev, and Mrs, James. Elliott of Colchester Visited last Friday and 8,4tarday With GordonMrs. R. 'ruler. Mrs. William Ferguson of Windsor visited over the week. end with her sister Mrs. Al. fred Rollinson, and Mr. Fica- Mr, And Mrs. Robert Liilg and son David Of Ouelph vi sited ova. the weekend with Mrs. Ralph Munrch,. Frank Raitliby attended- the' annual meeting of the Ontario and Quebec Baptist Convention held at Hamilton last week. Mrs. Thomas Raggitt is a patient in Clinton hospital where she underwent surgery this week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Via- cent of R. R. 1 Londesboro were guests of honour last Saturday evening when about 100 rela- tives gathered in the Auburn Community Memorial hall on the occasion of their twenty. :t4til Wedding aziniVerSArY. Clare Ytuenat,, bretileP 0 the greerill eras inaSter pf ceremonies And euchre and prokinole, .sere .enloyeri. ny A short program was held With WS. COrgiOn -Phainney at the eiaao and Mrs. Clare cent leading in agnpsong.MiSS Lorraine 7CilarnneY and her. brother, -Peegi4p ClialAneh Sang a duet APO a Sole was sung by glaine A. Piano solo was played: Plemoy Brewer and Mrs, Reg Shultz conducted a soap -Pcirk• test. An agnOrcilao Pie WAS played by Nancy :Brewer and several musical selections Were played by P.Anlgutt94 and. Clifford Brewer on guitar and, Accordion. An PliMinatioA MO: test was given by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland, and Mr, Mc. Farippne of Brussels played several selections on his bag. Pipes. Pe also piped the bride and, groom of 25 YeArS ago to the platform, accompanied by the bridesmaid, Mrs. Frank Ra,ithby, sister of the bride and 104,04 Vincent of 'Belgravo, the best man. Clare Vincent spoke a few words of congratulations, and on behalf of the rolattves 'the daughters ,of members of the family presented gifts. Mr. and Mrs, Vincent thanked their re* latives for the gifts and the evening planned for them. Lunch and wedding cake was served and enjoyed by all. Well done is better than well said. The regular t000thig of the Clintonl4o, club was held at the litnne Of Ws. PeorgeMane. The President Mrs. '1', M. Fal, caner opened the meeting with A POent Minutes of the Meeting Were read by secre4 tart' Mrs. Wise. Mrs, Prsiic cmnrniiegs gaVe the treSaurer'S Mort. An invitation was received to attend an area Picnic at Dashwood July 24 and also a picnic at Mitchell on June 26. It was decided to have. Glintonian , picnic On JIM 18 at Strafford, all members .to meet at town hall at 10 o'CloCk where ears will pick them up to motor to arafferd, Don't forget your pienic lunch and dishes. It was decided to Start a 'flower fund and to send a gift to one sicic in Westminater hospital. Mrs. Veneer and Mrs. Russell Colclough brought articles for dutch auction. Mrs. Moodie and Mrs. T. M. Fal- coner won articleo. Mrs. Tom O'Connell won mystery prize. 44 the close of business period Mrs. lYtz,Whinney showed slides on Labrador which were very much enjoyed, The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Harold Adams on July 4. Persons on lunch committee are Mrs. George Mann, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Wilfred Colciough, Mrs. Mi14110114N: artd Mrs. Eimer rrey. Persons bringing articles for dutch auction ,a re: Mrs, Tom -141)PingtOn• Manlier qaeteX and -Ws, Harold Adams* The Meeting was elOsed.and a . very delightful lunch Was served by Mrs. 'I'«eningtoth Mrs. Mayme Glazier, Mrs, Joe carter* Mrs. Harold Adams and Mrs. Mann, C,S011011,%\\,‘ MAYTAG KELVINATOR ELECTROHOME EXCLUSIVE ,GUARANTEE -3 YEARS PARTS AND LABOUR • SERVICE. SALES with SERVICE & APPLIANCES Stratford-271-6433 129 Ontario St., St. Maryr-284-2290 127 Queen St., "BOWS TV SINCE 13" Bob Weeks, Prop. ifb %•,...\\N•••••••\\ Take a tip from your friends who belong to credit unions: the amount isn't as• important as the idea of regular sav- ing. It's better to 'Save a dollar every payday than $50 once in a blue. moon. Once you start (that's, the hardest part), it's a great feeling to watch your money grow. ClintovCommunity Credit Union Limited 482-3467 70 ONTARIO STREET APPLIANCE $ Clinton Electric Shop 10 W. 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