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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-05-21, Page 15urAtiee.womiff:=1- ''r'VMPVATIV.AWA.! --•••eig•ir Members of the Clinton Women's Institute posed for a picture at their recent annual meeting when Mr.:W. E. Elliott was guest speaker. The members present were (front row left to right) Mrs. Charles Cunningham, Mrs. Huron Murch, Mrs. Cecil Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Miss Catherine Hunt, Huron County Home Economist, Mrs. May Gibson, Mrs. Wilfred Colclough; (second row) Mrs. Leona Holland, Mrs. A, .Moffat, Mrs. Harold Adams, Mrs. Hartley Managhan, Mrs. Charles Lockhart, Miss Larene Langford, Mrs, Etta Hoilllart; (third row) Mrs. Norman Tyndall, Mrs, Margaret Bridle, Mrs, Russell Colclough, Mrs, Frank Cummings, Mrs. Sadie Whittington, Mrs. Jack Murch, Mrs. Rae Shaddock; Mrs. Milton Wiltse, Mrs, Tom Leppington, Mrs. Mary Ross, Mrs. Jenny Wise; Mrs. Art Groves; (back row) Miss Mabel Harvey, Mrs. Stan Collins, Mrs. Elmer Trick, Mrs. Muriel Grigg, Mrs. Harry Perry, Mrs, Mervyn Batkin, Mrs. Melinda Nivins and Mrs. Mary Gibbings. - staff photo. HENsALL Sunday May 10 in honor of the ' tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dodds of Seaforth. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson, , Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor and family, Brumfield; Mrs, J. M. Glenn, Exeter; Mrs. C. Christie and ' Catharine, Mr, M. Van Dyke, and Mrs. Robert Simpson, Hewett. Mr. Charles Hay and Mr. Robert Raircliffe are patients.in Victoria Hospital, London. DOXTATOR-LAVERY Hensall United Church was the setting of a quiet but pretty wedding Saturday, May 9, 1970 at 4 p.m, when Rev. Harold F. Curriasunited in marriage Sharon Lavery daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lavery of Hensall and Charles K. Doxtator, of Hensall, son of Mrs. Carrie Doxtator of Southwold, Ontario.. For her iedding i:14 bride chose a sleeveless white lace dress with matching coat of white organza with three-quarter length sleeves accented with lace, She carried a nosegay of yellow and white daisies, Matron of honor Mrs. Jim Gray, Zurich, wore a gown of yellow with nosegay of white with yellow daisies. Jim Gray of Zurich attended the groom. The reception was held at the Hensall Hotel. For travelling to points south for their honeymoon the bride wore a yellow ensemble with white accessories and a corsage of green orchids. The bride is employed at the Queensway Nursing Home, HensalI, and the groom is employed at Boise Cascade, Hensall. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE • HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS Some Plain Talk About The Rising Cost of Living! As one of Canada's leading food retailers we feel a responsibility to remind you that there is a significant way to cut food costs. A&P proudly offers you famous national brands at prices we believe will save you money ... and equally famous A&P Brand products at prices we KNOW will save You money, We offer you the choice ... popular national brands or A&P Brands, We tell you about the savings because we think it important to you . . today. A&P Bokar 95c A&P $1.05 Chase & ONE POUND BAG. Sanborn Ground Coffee $1.09 Maxwell 1-LB TIN House Vac. 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ROY CIA INSURANCE 17 Gibbings St. Clinton 482-9357 ''Clinton NOVVS^RgOOrcl,*TnurKlay May 0 1970 5A, 101 UnnIng Uts or soybea nd rovvers1-0 insu re these crops, you must apply by Ju ou plant. ne '1st.- regardless of when y Call your local Crop Insurance Agent now • THE CROP INSURANCE COMMISSION OF ONTARIO, PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO 5, ONTARIO *M4J:1WA; LONG GRAIN Rice 10-LS PKG Flour All Purpose 16.0Z JAR Peanut Butter 3-LB PKG INSTANT Powdered Milk 11-0Z JAR Coffee Creamer 15-0Z BOTTLE , Ketchup 48.0Z TIN FANCY QUALITY Tomato Juice Uncle Bens 14-oz A&P 1-lb 35c 23c Robin Hood Gilt Edge $1.27 99c York Ann Page 65c 53c Carnation A&P $1.49 $1.29 Coffee Mate A&P 89c 79c Heinz Ann Page 39c 31c Libby's A&P (40-oz) 43c 34c packed Tuesday, May 12 and all good clean clothing to be at the church at this date. A tea and sale of work will take place at the Queensway Nursing Home May 13 from 2.4 p.m. General meeting of U.C.W. Monday, May 18, at 8.30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs. J. Tiffin of Wingham, The meeting closed with the singing of a hymn followed by the Benediction. Someitwenty-five to thirty interested citizens of the Village staged a clean up bee at the Park Tuesday evening, May 5, sponsored by the Hensall Recreational committee. Mrs. Archie Couper attended the Synod in London as delegate from St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hensel!. Mrs. Alma Hess was the guest of. Mrs. Elva Coates, Exeter, on Mothers' Day, Sunday, May 10, and attended service at. James ,Street ' United Church, Exeter, -Sunday. • Robert Cameron of Hensall is the organist of that church. Sunday, May 10 at_11 at Hensall United Churc, the Annual Family Mother's Day Service was held. The Church School Sessions were withdrawn. A junior choir was in attendance. The, Sacrament of Infant Baptism was administered to the following infants: Cheri Ann Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Alexander; Susan Marie Flynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Flynn; Donald Brooke MacLaren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. MacLaren; Kathleen Louise McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald; Steiren Edward Mock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Mock. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol held a surprise party at their home OF Noble Grand Mrs. Elgin homson chaired the regular eeting of Amber Rebekah ..odge, Wednesday, May 6. An invitation was to be xtended to Parkhill Lodge and onkton Lodge to attend the eeting the first Wed. in June, ach lodge to prepare a number or the , program. Mrs. Leona Parke and Mrs. true Chipchase reported their isits to the Queensway Nursing ome for the month of April, isiting, 45 patients. Each eceived a treat. Happy Birthday As sung to several members of• he Lodge. Final arrangements were ade for two members to attend rand Lodge Assembly at the oyal York in Toronto, Sunday, une 14. Cards will be sent to ick and shut-ins. The Legion Ladies Auxiliary et Tuesday evening May 5 for heir May meeting with resident- Mrs. Vic Stan in the hair. rfi announced that 223.55 had been collected for he Red Cross in a recent canvas f the Village by Auxiliary embers. The Zone Rally will be held n Goderich May 13. The Penny ale draw will take place June 2. Tickets can be purchased rom members of the Auxiliary. he guessing prize was won by rs. Gordon Munn; mystery ize, Mrs. Howard Smale; ttendance, Mrs. J. Randall. The regular meeting of Unit 4 as held in Fellowship Hall of he United Church. Mrs. James cAllister opened the meeting ith the devotional and spoke n "Joy". Mrs. Leona Parke read the scripture. Mrs. Alma Hess ng the old familiar song "My Mother's Prayer" with Miss Greta Laramie playing the accompaniment. Mrs. Grace Peck gave the topic and spoke on poverty at holm and abroad. Thirty-two members answered the roll call and 123 visits to sick and shut-ins during April was reported. Mrs. McAllister reminded the ladies that old woollens, nylons and used stamps are still needed. The Spring bale is to be That house you hesitate to buy today because of the cost of a mortgage . . , What will it be Worth in ten years or longer? Jost look every- where at the record of . increased real estate values Over the year's! So come in and discuss a mortgage. loan to- help you ettloy that dreaM home right now • . And own it While its long tetra value rises, .Borrow today at Victoria and Grey 101 /oust COMdANY it.4dt 1660 h. -Godetkit. S ZURICH LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE Trophies were presented at the Annual w Ladies Bowling Banquet held at the Community Centre, Dashwood, Wednesday evening May 6. The "B" Champions in the Playoffs were Wanda McClinchey (Captain), Iva Reid, Mona Campbell, Alice Koehler, Donna ' Allan, Vera Smale, Mary Bisback, Jean Cladding. One Hundred and seventy attended the banquet. Anniversary services will be held in Hensall United Church Sunday, May 31, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Rev, Robert Passmore B.A. B.D. a former Hensall Boy. Obituary MRS. NELLIE LENAGHAN . Mrs. 'Nettie Lenaghan, Hensel!, passed away in South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Tuesday, May 12, 1970. She had been a patient there since early March. She was 52. She was predeceased by her husband, Clarence in 1966. Surviving are four sons: Robert, Ottawa; Douglas, RR 2 Lambeth; Daniel, Toronto; Donald, at home; and one daughter, Linda, at home; three brothers, Charles Nightingale, Hanover; ' Clarence,' Chesley; Harvey, B. C.; three sisters, Mrs Carl Moore, Hanover; Mrs. Pearl, Holstock, Owen Sound; Mrs. John Martin, B. C. The body is resting at Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall where service will be held on Thursday, May 14, at 2:00 p.m. with interment in Hensall Union Cemetery. 1970. Eedee fashion_ :words judge; named- The -Pigh.m.PIPOPf jury for #.14 yeies Pedeeashign Awards "will assemble ,here this week to judge entries in the 1970 Q*0.14 ,Fashion Resign AwgrdagPmPoiltio4.• The awards will 17e presented Winnin# designers .and roam-.04c44.o.• at presentation dionq _Inn on the Park, Monday evening, May 26, Men% styles form a part of the ceremonies for the first Ow* the competition's six7year idStory. Sixty items from 21 hlexi'a *Woo firms,. 125 creations from 27 women's apparel manufacturers, and 45 entries • from. students of fAshio.n courses at six Ontario colleges make up the 230 items to he judged. • *onaoyed jointly by ' the Ontario Department of Trade and Development, the Ontario fashion:Tristittite, .and the Men's Clothing maoa fact ttTe.ra'. Association of Ontario, the competition IS held to encourage Ontario companies to design and manufacture better fashions for sale at home and abroad. 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