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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-09-26, Page 3BEAUTIFUL BREEZY • BROWNIE' DRIVE-IN O $ R. PI eAs 1Pr91 "'WAIT UNTIL pAse has been Mi;,1100 for this datn and will not be shown this, season.. FRI. SAT., SUN. Sept. 2748-29 "UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE" Starring SANDY DENNIS and PATRICK BEDFORD A young teacher begins her career in a big city high school, facing the problerns of her students and beset by ridiculous administrative problems, In Color Shown at 10,00 p.m. Only — PLUS — "The 'Corrupt Ones" Robert Stack —*Elko Sommer and Nancy Kwan Shown at 8.30 p.m. Only Color Cartoon COMING NEXT: "Where Angels Go, Trouble, Follows" THEATRE GODERICH ON THEAUARE First Run Movies In Air-Conditioned CoMfort Entertainment Is Our Business THURS., FRI., SAT. /PS NOT WHO YOU CON' PAUL ncummn SYCVaddira SATURDAY (Sept. 28) 'MATINEE SATURDAY •1;00t Bud ABBOTT and Lou COSTELLO In a Crazy, Mixed-Up Comedy Carnival "DANCE WITH ME, HENRY" Sept. 26.27-28 orsHowvoupoin The Searet Uhrof HRRRY FRIGG A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR® CUBED STEWING BEEF SMOKED—CRYOVAC HALVES COTTAGE ROLLS GRDROASTING A-4-5 Ib. average CHICKENS RAISINS 2 LB. 694 654 L HOME BRAND-20 oz. bottle 694 LB. CATSUP 2 for 594 MAXWELL HOUSE—(deal pack)-10 oz. jar 454 LB. INSTANT COFFEE $1.43 WEEKEND SPECIALS :...-September 26, 27, 28, 1968 MEATS AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS SULTANA 8 oz. Pkg, PIECE 554 LB.' 694 LB. 794 LB. 794 LB. 494 $1.39 GROCERIES BLACK DIAMOND CANADIAN-8 oz. pkg.. CHEESE • SLICES 2 for 654 KERR'S—(102 in pkg.) LOLLY POPS 594 KRAFT-2 lb. box VELVEETA CHEESE $1.27 LIBI3Y-48 oz. tin TOMATO JUICE 3 for 994 • GREAT DAY BREAKFAST-32 oz. bottle ORANGE DRINK- 334 CHRISTIE'S PREMIUM-2 SODA. BISCUITS 694 MAPLE LEAFe-241oz,±(deal pack) LIQUID DETERGENT 514 754 LUNCHEON MEAT-12 oz, tin KAM 474 MOTHER PARKER'S-60s TEA BAGS MARKET Hk HENSALL- ONTARIO ''/..11111111111111111. SMOKED SIDE BACON-BY THE —SLICED LOIN PORK CHOPS HAM STEAK FROZEN FOOD SUPREME BRAND-2 lb. bag PEAS PRODUCE ONTARIO NO. 1-50 lb. bag' POTATOES MON.. TUES.. W1D.. Sept. 30, Oct. 1.2 "HOW SWEET IT IS" Comedy — James Garner. Debbie. Reynolds As" TEL PERSONAL ITEMS 0 CHURCH NEWS 0 41-U0 ACTIVITIES VILLAGE HAPPENING Correspondent; AUDREY BRA-CHAMBER Phone 56S-2044, Bayfielci Subscriptions, Classified. Advs. and Displciy Mys, all _accepted by the Bcryfield correspondent. Prize winning roses ' Elm Haven Motor Hotel The Three Scot's $winging Harmonicas with Jackie Kay Appearing Nightly Clinton; Ont, Early dairy equipment, Mrs. George Hopson reports that the Senior Citizens Club recent bus trip was most enjoyable 18 members and 13 guests had the pleasure of viewing the beautiful gardens at St. 'Thomas, and Burlington. They alSO enjoyed the McConnell's nursery, display of `mums' and particularly enjoyed the magnincent aispiay ro roses at Henrie Garden on No. 2 Highway. Mrs. Hopson recalled that two years ago the garden was just a brown ten acre field. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPherson and family Downsview were weekend visitors at "The Open Gate" home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Parker . Charlie and Kim, London spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, Bayfield Clinton Golf Club Match-play trophy was won, last Saturday, by Bud . Boyes, Clinton,. who defeated Gary Cummings in.the final match. The competition, between about 28 local members, started in mid August and by last Saturday all but three had been eliminated, Frank Cummings, Gary Cummings and Bud Boyes. On Saturday morning Bud beat Frank, and the same afternoon defeated his son, Gary. PHOTOS BY BELLCHAMBER ATTENTION KNITTERS OUR NEW LINE OF KNITTING WOOL IS IN 100 DIFFERENT COLOURS. LOOK AND SEE Approx. 2 oz. Balls Knitting Wool — 69c Approx. 4 oz. Skeins Speed Wool — $1.25 Some Clearouts — Bargain Baskets 3- DAYS ONLY SHOP Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sept. 26, 27, 28 ' for your • FREE GIFT 1 'Skein, approx. 4 oz. Speed Wool free for every $6 you spend in Knitting Wool Canon and M, rs F. H.Paull .held a. recePtion for relatives And frienda last Saturday, on the occasion of their forty-fifth wedding anniversary, - The approach to their home, "CaMborne Irlonse" was beautiful,, with green lawns, and summer flowers and the verandah decorated with pots of tuberous.begonias. Miss Carrie Dixon, sister of Mrs. Paull, welcorned pests at the door, Miss Minnie Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, Pam, Jack and David were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Parker. Mrs. J. MacKenzie has returned home after visiting her daughter and TainilY Dr. and Manley Thompson in Chicago. Spending the weekend in the village, were: Irvine Pease, London, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fisher, St. Agatha, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Andrews, London and Mr. and Mrs. E. Heintz am family of Waterloo. Mrs., Minnie Elliott is visiting in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sturgeon, Jeff and Roland, Toronto, visited their parents over the weekend. was In the charge of the guest book. Migs Phyllis Adarna invited guests to the drawing mill where the tea table, covered with a lace cloth was attractively centred With a silver bowl of pink roses flanked by pink tapers in silver holders. Pouring tea in the afternoon , were, Mrs- A- Townshend, Mrs: Fred Middleton, Mrs. F. P. Admit and Mrs. Harry Baker; in the evening, Mrs. H. B. Bcudenuore, Miss Margaret Veen, Mrs- A. Clift -•1avie•iiimnasm.piavoupap Bayfield Fall Fair opening evening was well attended. There were interesting exhibits by Bayfield Branch of Huron Historical Society in addition to the carefully selected produce, home baking and displays of domestic skills, paintings etc. List of prize"winners were incomplete on Tuesday evening and we hope to have a full report in next week's News-Repord. CAW Don Johnston asks that all Cubs and would be Cubs report to the municipal building at 7 p.m. on October 3, At their regular dinner meeting Tuesday September 24, the Bayfield Lions Club members were addressed by Reg Francis on the forthcoming CNIB canvass, ten members offered to assist M.T. Francis in Bayfield. Lion Bill Clark will be in charge of the canvass in Varna. The Albion Hotel, Bayfield was selected for the annual genera 'dinner meeting of the Huron District, Boy Scouts of Canada. The meeting will be October '16 and good attendance 'is expected as Scout Section Leaders will be eligible to vote for the first time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arkell have spent the past three weeks with their grandsons in Goderich while the children's parents Mr. and Mrs, Sager visited relatives and friends in Dawson Creek and the West, s HARBOURLITE INN Thanksgiving .7 Sunday Oct. 13-10 pm FOR THE YOUNG CROWD PO Mrs, G. To M9r.gen Smith poured, Canon, .and Mrs.'Pauli were MOO in. TrinityY College Chapel, Toronto Pn,September 20,192a,. Relatives and ,guests Present Wore from Toronto, London, Brantford, ,Burlington and surrounding district. The Trinity church Cnild, under the convenorShiP of the president, Mrs. L. B. Smith catered. PlONE14.9901-• OPENS AY 0:00 SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 THURS, FRI., SAT. Sept. 26-27-28 "COUNTRY BOY" -- PLUS — Coming Next Weekend: "Will Penny" — Pius "The. Spirit Is Willing" September 6 1968 3 BUY YOUR WINTER STOCK NOW Start knitting for Christmas gifts Needles — Advice — Pattern, 4 Languages CLINTON • KNITTING .CENTRE 55 Albert St. Trinity branch of the. Anglican Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Larson on September 19 at 2:30." • The meeting opened with the '1 singing of the hymn "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind." Rev. E. J. B. Harrison then led in prayer. , The scripture St. John 14 verses 1-15 was read by Mrs. Larson. The treasurer reported $144.25 made at the tea and bake sale held in July. Mrs. Evelyn Earl will be co-hostess with Mrs. Don Middleton for the deanery meeting to be held October 23 at Bayfield. It would be appreciated if clothes and toyS for children up to seven years old could be brought to the deanery meeting. The meeting closed with prayer led by Rev. .E. J. B. Harrison. -A delightful tea was served by Mrs. Larson. Mr. and MrS. Elmer Johnston'''' of WheatleY spent last Tuesday with their son, Don and Mrs. Johnston. Mr. Boyes' name will be inscribed on the match trophy which remains in the Club-house. He has a replica for his personal collection. 1 45th we4ding anniversa By BELLCHAMEER a