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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-10-31, Page 8;ISTORE, WHERE YOUR DOLLA R BUYS , MORE" • • • •• We haVe 'a large selection of winter clothing for the whole family, Prices to meet, every need. We are sure you will. agree our prices are best. Our store will still be closed Mondays, open. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, 9 a.m.:till 6 p.m. Friday 9 a.m;, till 9 p.m. EXTRA SPECIALS ALL DAY WEDNESDAY 20% DISCOUNT COME TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SAVING BROWSE AROUND — NO OBLIGATIONS , CLINTON, ONT FAMILY CLOTHING PHONE 482-7735 FALL SALE "MIMMIMMINSINE=11 3 BIG DAYS — Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 Watch for Your Fall Sale Catalouge SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone S27-0770 Seaforth ,KNOX UNITK) Knox United Church, Auburn, was filled to capacity last Sunday for its annual anniversary' Service. The church Was beautifully decorated with bouquets of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. The church organist, Mrs. Norman Wightman, was in charge of the music, The guest singers were the Snell sisters of Londesboro who sang two trio numbers, "For you I am praying" and "Santur". The guest speaker, Reverend J. Grantor' Roberts of Relgrave,, 0111110111111111111=111111111111111111111•=11111111111111111111111111111111111111 Hallowe'eit'Sale CONTWVES, UNTIL SAT.. NIGHT . Demonstrator 'Pair (Has Been' Sold) But we liave two sets of WASHERS and DRYERS Colonial Push Button -- -- Top of the Line iRegniar Value ' 029 $ 5 4 9 For the Pair, ONLY WESTINGHOUSE DEMONSTRATOR 23" TV SET LIST PRICE -- $289 $1 9 9 FOR ONLY Color TeleA4sion Sets Available at Terrific Savings Amiummimommok spoke ,on the text, •"consider your ways, ye have sown and, bring in little,” from the first chapter of Haggai, In his inspiring message he cballeeged the young people to t;hink for themselves, and to be .energetic for God's work in this .world, The. offering was received by the ushers, Ronald Hallam, Dotiglas. Archambault, Lawrence Plaetzer and Allan McDougall. GINGHAM GALS The eighth meeting of the Auburn Gingham Gals 4,1i was held with the first vice-president, Donna Chamney, opening it with the 4-H pledge, The minutes were accepted* as read by the secretary, Marie Plunkett, The roll call was answered by each telling the highlight of their record books and these were on display. •'13.renda gall demonstrated how to cover a belt sample and, all girls displayed their dresses which .are' ready to hem, Plans • were discussed for Achievement Day and Jean Hardy will be the commentator on the exhibit, Good Lines for Different Figures. The meeting was closed by repeating the 4-H Creed. * * ,FOSTER CHILD A Korean foster child will have more gifts and treats as a result of the bazaar and home baking sale held by the members of the Walkerburn club last. -Saturday' afternoon in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall. The president, Mrs. Ted Hunking, ,opened the sale and welcomed' all the guests. Cakes, pies, tarts, buns, bread and candy were on sale as well vegetables and potted plants, Tea was also served to the guests present. 610410MICVMMICWOMIZI:VIM Teen town holds vote Bob Cooper, RR 4 Clinton, is the new president of Clinton Teen Town. He and other members of the group's executive were elected last Friday night at a dance held in, the-Community-Centre.-- Other officers chosen were Steve McDonald, vice-president; Ken Slade, treasurer, and Paul Swan, secretary. Runners-up, all of whom will serve on an advisory board or as committee heads, include Robert Byers, Bonnie McLean, Sue Smith, Rick Zablocki, Ruth Murphy, Clare Proctor, Bob Paquet, Barb Ball and Sharon Carter. The Teen Town's next weekend dance will be held at the arena a week from tomorrow from 9 to 12 p.m. Admission will be $1. Music will be by The Eyes. Turnout at last week's dance was estimated at 400. The new president said yesterday that plans are being made to hold weekly dances rather than following last year's pattern of dances only every two weeks. 8 .climpri NPINS:••*fippprici, Thursday, October 1.900: L CONTINUES 4.4,10114, THE ' zs;:p7:f Ao.OLD 100 tt4 LIMITED)"4 j 1BHINTON Annuoi FACTORY OUTLET' OCTOBER 24 TO Novpp*ABER 30 The Santo Spectacular Values Yqu, Nave Come. To 'Expect of P1,Y11-1, oNrArilo MOOttO Fri(W, a,111, to 6 p.m: 00°O 0"' Saturdays to 10 p.m. SEM .cl,,,A$S The Auburn sewing class was held last week with Mrs. 1.1clon McLennan and Mrs, Leonard ArchaMbault in charge, Those present were Mrs, Gordon Chamney, Mrs, Lawrence 131aetzer, Mrs. Ross Andrew, Mrs. Frank Van Dongen, Mrs, Donald Cartwright, Mrs, Gordon Powell, Mrs„ Roy Daer, Mrs. Elliott Lapp, Mrs. H. R; Roberts, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs. W, Bradnock, its. at joint meeting ,The October meeting of the Clinton Junior Farmers . and Junior Institute was held in• a joint* meeting in the, Huron County Agricultural office with 30 members answering the roll call. Jamieson Ribey introduced the guest speaker, Reverend Glen Wright of Dungannon, John Rodgers thanked Mr. Wright for his inspiring address. Walter Mcilwain reported on the success of the Pow Wow held, at Auburn and Bob Hickey reported on the benefit dance held for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnston who recently lost their barn through fire. A committee was set up to hold a benefit dance for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart who also lost their barn. John Black reported on' the entries for the public speaking contest and he also stated that a special accident survey was underway during the corn harvest.. The meeting was adjourned and Walter Mcllwain led in recreation while lunch was getting ready to be served. PERSONALS Mr. Ross Andrews is a patient in Goderich hospital. His friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark spent the weekend in Toronto with relatives. Mrs, John Hannah returned to her home in Toronto after spending two weeks with Miss Margaret R. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Russel of Scarboro visited on the weekend with Mrs. Ralph Munro. Munro. , Mrs. Sam Daer is a patient in Clinton hospital where she is suffering from a fractured ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson visited recently with Mr. and Mr's. Fred Youngblut at Woodstock, Knox Presbyterian Church will hold their annual Anniversary , service next Sunday, November 3, at 2:30 p.m: with Reverend Charles McCarroll of Brussels as guest speaker, Everyone is welcome. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Daer were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brodhagen and family, Brunner; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolston, London; Miss Marie Meyer and Mr. Herman Meyer of Brodhagen; Mr. and Mrs. Don Dewar, Keith, Carol and Karen of Atwood, and. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin' Daer and family of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. John Maclnnis of London spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles. mssagssVARNAwcw" Two wolves which were roaming around here recently, 'were trapped last week south of `the village. About a hundred ladies of the district attended the U.C.W: convention held in the United Church last Tuesday. Several local Orangemen attended the South Huron County Lodge in Seaforth last Wedneklay evening. • PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Grainger of Peterborough visited last week with relatives at Varna and Clinton "AT $39-EACH - (Are All Sold Out) We still have a few priced at $45 'Each FLEETWOOD STEREO Special Prices on Three Models Drop in and see them! t We Need Used Refrigerators See Our BEATTY LINE 'Nfake a Deal Now -- „You Won't Be Sorry !' No Reasonable Offer Ignored ! asimmr. BEDROOM SUITES One Set of Dresser Lamps ABSOLUTELY FREE With Each Suite Sold 5- or 7-Piece Kitchen Suite !Fit EE,—*EtEE—FREE---FREE LIVING ROOM SUITES 2-PIECE CAPE COD SUITE Cordova, Brown $ 2 3 9 ONLY 2-PIECE RELIABLE SUITE Only $16 9 2-PIECE SKLAAR SUITE Blue Color ONLY „ ........ „,..„.„,,,,, ... ..... „„,.$ 2 49 moimmommi -PIECE COLONIAL SUITE Gold Color BUY AT - FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Clinton ZURICH •Seaforth 01101100111011111101111011-111.001111111111011111.110-111111111111, r. IEC IA L FREE—FREE—FREE—FREE KITCHEN CHROME STOOL FREE WITII EACH 62-2716 HENgALL 262,2608 WE WILL PURCHASE YOUR CORNS OR CUSTOM DRY IT FOR YOU HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE NOW RECEIVING CORN (AT FORMER MICKLE'PROPERTY) Give Us A Call Today HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP vx*sysmscsKIPPEN-vossvms W. R. Cooper, 67, of Kippen, passed away in Victoria Hospital, London, Saturday, October 19, where he had been a patient since July. Mr. Cooper farmed and was a thresher for 22 years. He was a member of Kippen United Church. Left to mourn his loss are his wife, the former Rheo McCurdy, three sons, Donald and Ray of Exeter and Gerald of Toronto; two daughters, Mrs. Jim (Gwen) Campbell of Sarnia and Mrs. Gordon (Elaine) Harkness of Parkhill; two sisters, Mrs. William (Grace) Lawson of Listowel and Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Toronto; twenty grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. ' Public funeral service was held Tuesday, October 22, at 2 p.m. from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, with Reverend Donald Stuart officiating. Interment in Baird's Cemetery, Brucefield. Pallbearers were six grandsons, Gerald, Don, Gary, Jack and Michael Cooper and Dennis Harkness. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sturgeon, Jo-Anne, David and Jayne of Bayfield visited Thanksgiving weekend with the latter's sister and brother-in-la.w, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Pridham, Nancy Mae and Billy of Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pridham of Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs, Andy McLean of Cromarty and Mrs. Lloyd Lostell of Kippen attended the plowing match near Guelph on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pridham, Nancy Mae and Billy of Cromarty visited Sunday with the latter's parents, Mrs. J. L. Lostell and Lloyd of Kippen. LONDESBORO We Cordially Invite You To Attend Our CHRISTMAS SHOPPING PARTY Bring your Friends and Relatives too (Refreshments Served) Date: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1968 7:00 p.m. Use Our Convenient Layaway Plan or open a Revolving Charge and "Choose and Charge", 'POPOMN' Mrs.. Bill Wall 9.f Kincardine spent a few days, last We* with her aunts, Mrs Cowan: and Mrs. RObinSgil and her brothers, Jack And 13ill .Leenf Clinton Mr, and GordonMrs, Radford spent the weekend with friends in Niagara Falls, 1 Mr, and Mrs. JOhn. Armstrong spent Sunday with their son, Kenneth, anci-, family in Stratford, Mrs: Harold Livingstone returned home on Thursday, having spent a few days with her family in London, Mrs, Earl Gaunt visited on Sunday with Bari who is in hospital again and found him improving but no word of him getting home, Mrs. Harold (Fay) Dalrymple and Baby Pat spent Sunday with her Mother, Mrs, Earl Gaunt. About 70 members of the Masonic Lodge attended the Turkey Banquet in. the Community Hall on Thursday evening. Mr. Harry Tebbett proposed a toast to _Grand Lodge. Bill Leiper responded. Clare Vincent toasted the ladies to which Mrs. Bert Lyon .$13.0.R0 responded. A short programme was enjoyed, -Tebtititt favoured with two ,guitar ,numbers, Bert Shahhrook a c ompaniedwith by. the guitar seleetien, ieverly Lee OW OOP instrumentals and a ,solo by Blaine Vincent, The remainder of the evening was spent playing a few games of euchre: The 1-1J-0 will be holding .0. "Work Day" en "SatUrdaY-.. November 2. Anyone -wishing work done pleaSe contact a j`fi,,,C, member% Mr. .40 Mrs. James McCall and Susan visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, 11, Milton of KitChener. The Aim Well Unit of the U.C.W, met on Monday evening with a full attendance, The 13erean unit were guests. The highlight of the evening was. reached When Mrs. Hall of Rlyth gave a splendid discourse of her recent visit to Kenya, Africa. She also showed interesting pictures of the people; scenery and many of the native animals, Mrs, Tom Duizer thanked .Mrs, Hall on behalf of the unit, A dainty lunch and social hour was enjoyed at the close. Mr. Bert Brunsdon has recently been transferred to the Kallander Nursing Home at Brussels, We hope the change will be of benefit to him. Mrs. Milly Bentham of Oshawa is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. Ron Neil and infant son, Douglas, of London are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Laura Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cooper and son, Jim, of Ethel were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Laura Lyon. , CLUMSY KILLERS Hunting was not the immediate cause of 61 percent of the hunting accidents in Ontario in 1967; these accidents were, due to the unintentional .discharge of mishandled weapons. The Walkathon in which the yotirig Of "the' bdininfiriity ' participated for Biafra relief realized $200. The Aim Well Unit will meet Monday at, the church at 8:15 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Luella Hall of Blyth. Pictures will be shown. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott of Niagara Falls spent the holiday weekend with his mother and sister. A number from the Village attended the Ontario Street Clinton U.C.W. Thankoffering service on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pipe, Theresa and Debbie of London visited over the Thanksgiving holiday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hooper also were Sunday visitors with his sister, Mr. and , Mrs. Lloyd Pipe. A SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT ALLOWED FOR THIS EVENT ONLY. „./..0.7WICINDEDE3 Crifrr017 R4474g4A4-044-04V. Mr. Edward Robertson- of ..,- ."Winagerr'SPentIliankiiMng his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Brunsdon.