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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-05-22, Page 7Auburn and Disttict WES6 aRADNQCK correFponrlent- Phone .?0 -700,- ' 2f -7$L ' Mr, and Mrs, George Millian celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on May 14 with friends and relatives calling during the day. Last Sunday, following church services at Knox United Church when their great-grandchild, Lori Danette Millian, infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Barry Millian was baptized, the family gathered at the Tiger Dunlop Inn for a special Mother's Day .and wedding .celebration. Those present with Mr. and Mrs. Millian were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McNeill and Mary Lou; Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Mitchell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Slusarchuk of Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Slusarchuk Jr, and David of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Susanne and Larry of Goderich; Mr. Walter McIlwain, Goderich; Mr, and Mrs. Charles McGee, Jane and Susan of Kintore, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomson, Mark, Cheryl and Pamela of Stratford, Miss Patricia 1Vlillian, London; Mr, and Mrs. Charles Merrill, Clinton; Mrs. Pears Watson, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Clare Millian; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Millian and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Millian. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Millian entertained 20 relatives for supper. Many gifts and cards of congratulations were received by Mr. and Mrs. George Millian. They have a family of six daughters; Mrs. Douglas (Minnie) McNeill, RR 6, Goderich; Mrs. Mildred Hudson, Hope, B.C.; Mrs. Frank (Evelyn) Treble, London; Mrs. Charles (Matie) Mitchell, RR 5, Goderich; Mrs. Charles (Colleen) McGee, Kintore and Mrs. Carl (Ruth) Thomson, Stratford. Also 18 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. One son, Charles, passed away several years ago. The congratulations of all our readers are extended to Mr. and Mrs, Millian on this occasion. HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Huron County Historical Society will hold its .annual meeting next Monday evening in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall with the president, J. W. McLaren of 13enmllier in charge. It is hoped that many will attend because this is the first time the historical society has held a meeting in Auburn. Relatives, and friends in this district attended the- ; golden wedding annive}arry of Mr. and MIs. Harry Rinderklaecht of Detroit, Mrs Rinderknecht was the former May $eagle, the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. George Beadle and was born in this community, Her'eldest son,. George Disney and= Mrs, Disney entertained 70 guests in St. Clair Shores, Michigan. Besides Mr. Disney,, the couple have two other sons, Maynard of Detroit and Harry Jr of Almonte and five grandchildren; Relatives and friends from this diStrlct who attended included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, „Stephen, Haggitt, Arthur - Youngblut and Mrs. Brnest Pattersoh,.+oderich, Also, Mr. and , Mia,,' •.Clifford Brown, Ronald Nancy and Philip, Mr. and Mrs, BTU. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. John' Hazlitt, all of Goderich;, • Mr. and Mrs; Robbie Lawrie and Mr. and MT's, Jim Lawrie -of Blyth were also, present as were Mr. and Mrs,,'. George Haggitt, John and Paulof Zurich. Personals; Congratulations to, N1zss Nancy Anderson on obtaining her certificate .from the Stratford Teachers' College last week. Miss Linda Israel of Kitchener and Miss Dian,e Kirkconnell of Goderiph, spent the weekend with. the Tatter's .parents, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew iirkevr#neil. Mr• and .Mrs, Bob Youngblut And family of Toronto spent the holiday with .his mother, Mrs, Ralph Munro, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur visited on Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Gordon Wall, Mr. WaII and family at Langside. Mrs. W. Bradnock was guest speaker at the North Middlesex District Annual W.I, held at Lucan last Tuesday, Twenty,eight friends and relatives honored Miss Margaret R. Jackson on the occasion of • her 83rd birthday by calling on her recently. The evening was spent visitinging and a decorated e d birthday cake was served to the guests. , Mn. and Mrs. Arnold Rathbun of Georgetown were• recent visitors with his sister, Mrs. Donald Haines, .Mr, Maines and Ed. Mrs. Gordon Taylorreturned et last weekend after a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Mr. Rathwell, Michael and Janice, Friends are pleased to see Mrs. Robert J. Phillips at her' home following eye surgery. recently in St. Joseph's hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles spent the weekend in Toronto and London. Mr. and Mrs, William Empey and family spent the holiday in eastern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris and family of London, spent the weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. Arthur Grane, Jennifer and Shelley, • SPRING FESTIVAL Seaforth community Centre ON Saturday, June 7 ,FROM 9 till ? (;}ancing and Prizes . • Refreshments Available ADMISSION: $3.00 COUPLE • Restricted to over 21 -Sponsoredhby4eaforth Agricultural Society and Seaforth, Optimist Club.: Tickets available from Members 21. 22b BUSINESS USUAL !!! . OUR PHONE; .NC .MBER HAS NOT BEEN, CHANGED IT'S 483.-3484 OUR TEMPORARY WAREHOUSE IS • THE WEARW'ELL HOSIERY BUILDING MARY STREET CLINTON WE HAVE iN STOCK MINERALS , MILK REPLACER • ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS PIG STARTER. CATTLE SUPPLEMENTS LAY & HOG SUPPLEMENTS WE WILL SE PLEASED 'TO $'PPLYY YOUR NEEDS Call Us. Or E,irop In, CLINTON FEED MILL •tondesboro. news' BY MRS, BERT ALIEN The Wpinen's X.nstitute wilt hold the 41.1110 meeting in the evening of Thursday,, June 5. Roll call will be "a goad quality in a farmer's wife," Summerhill and Walkerburn clubs are invited to attend. „ There will be a speaker and pictures shown. Visitors over the holiday with Mrs, Gowan and Mrs. Robinson were cousins, Mrs. John Chapman of Toronto (nee .Gertie Roberton) and. Mrs, Dennis Roberton of Miss Guelph. Bev Lee of Guelph spent the weekend with her parents, Miss Vine Knox, Toronto, spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Knox: Mrs: Ida Townsend is spending a few days with her daughter in Toronto. Mrs. Harold Livingstone, who has spent the past six weeks with her son and family in Calgary, and a sister in Manitoba, returned hoarse on Sunday. Mr. Willows Mountain returned home last week from hospital, having undergone surgery recently. Mr. Nelson Lear and Mrs. Robert Youngblut are still in hospital but • are making favorable progress. Mrs. Mac Hodgert and family visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Howett on Sunday. • Ronald Q. Elliott, son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Elliott .of l3lyth, a rd h s graduated uated f rom Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Toronto, with a degree in business administration. Ron is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary .School, Clinton, and is now .marketing consultant for Consumers Gas, Toronto. Barbara A, Irwin, 296. Albert St., Clinton, was one of more• than 1,200 graduates to receive diplomas from President P. C. Jorgenson at the spring convocation held at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in Toronto recently. Her course was home economics. SOUTHAMPTON ART SCHOOL SOUTHAMPTON, ONTARIO QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS: -- HAROLD NORRINGTON CORBETT GRAY ALEX MILLAR EDNA JOHNSON JULY AND AUGUST For Brochures Write To: The Director, Mrs. Harry Johnson, R.R. 2, Goderich, Ont. Orlon Nevus-Jieetlyd, Thursday, May 22, 1909: 7 Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLIP4TQM EXETER --- SEAFOKTH Phone 48Z 7211 Open Every Afternoon Loc41_Repro sentativ A, W. STEEP 482-6642. TENDERS FOR BULLDOZING GODERJChI TOWNSHIP Tenders will be received for prices on bulldozers with and without bucket to do some township work when needed. Contractor to state size and price per hour, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be in by June 1st. R. E. Thompson Clerk Roy Tyndall Superintendant SUPER -RIGHT QUALITY, CANADA'S FINEST RED BRAND BEEF SHORT RIB ROAST NO FAT ADDED SSS RIB ROAST NO FAT ADDED LADE STEAK EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING GROUND CHUCK FRESH MINCED Ib Frozen„ Imported.; Frozen, Side Pork B•CHOPS CENTRE LOIN LB 69¢ SPARE RIBS . Froz9n, pjo,rted"' T 4.0 Super -Right Brand, Canada ii SX Brand, �SIiced BEEF BOLOGNA LB 49¢ COOKED HAM 6.OZ PKG 59? Mary, Miles, Vacuum pack Super -Right Quality, Skinless, Evenly Sliced, No Bits or Pieces WIENERS 2 -LB PKG 99¢ BEEF LIVER ThePowerhouse The rVitamine r L8 9? Maple Leaf, .Bulk Maple Leaf, Pure Pork LI5H SAUSAGE LB 6951 SAUSAGE MEAT .L54 RIB LOIN =49i CAPONS SX Brand, Vacuum Pack LB 7 Grade "A", Eviscerated, Frozen LB 5 TO 7 POUNDS mitig Lim CHOICE QUALITY rsrYtvCORN i9 -fl - oz ens Reg. Price 2 tins 49e 1,.Kin. Kellogg's Cereal SPECIAL SAVE 90 81 .WEST ST. GODERiCH Tomato or Vegetable JANE PARKER PEACH PIE FULL 8-1NCH 24 -OZ SiZE Reg. Price 55c -- SAVE 10e oz=t=5351 HEINZ SOUP Pacelle Royale, 3 Ply Reg. Price 2 boxes 43c SAVE '19c Beef, Liver or Chicken Chunks FACIALA& TISSUE POTATOES . 5 A & P Choice PEAS 5 5small boxes gq? DOG FOOD 19 oz. tins 14 oz. tins Parchment Wrapped KISMET MARGARINE MUTT'N J 99° TOILET TISSUE 994 June Parker BREAD CRACKED WHEAT Marvel Brand, Sliced e15? WHITE BREAD Reg. Price 2 tins 31c -- SAVE 35c 10 -fl -oz tins 89? Reg, Price 59c -- SAVE 4c EFF 3 15 -oz tins 55? Reg. Price 35c — SAVE 6c pkg of 2 rolls 419? Reg. Price loaf 27c -- SAVE 21c 4 24 -oz loaves 87ii 24 -oz loaf 21? Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! California, sweet; Juicy; No. 1 Grade VALENCIA ORANGES S -41b6 Izt veno bog California Firm, Fresh No. 1 Grade HEAD LETTUCE f Each ALL PRICES SHOWN' iN THIS Ab GUARANrEI:b THROUGH SATURDAY; MAY 241h, 1960