HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-05, Page 7ANNOUNCEMENT
OPEN HOUSE will :be held In
honour of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Blake, on the occasion of their
25tli wedding anniversary, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvine Bowes, Blyth, on Sun
day, May 8, 1966 from 2-5 pan,
Everybody welcome. 18b
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank aU
those who were so good to me
while I was a patient in Clin
ton Hospital. Special thanks to
the muses of first floor1 .and
to Dr. Addison, Dr. Newland
and Dr. Street. ~- DOUGLAS
SWAN- 18b
BIRTHS
NORMAN ™ Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Norman are happy to
announce the arrival of their
baby girl, Margo Elizabeth,
in Vancouver General Hos
pital on Thursday, April 28,
1966,
REED — In Clinton Public
Hospital on Saturday, April
30, 1966 to Mr. and Mi'S'.
David Reid1, Clinton, a Son.
SMITH — In Clinton Public
Hospital on Friday, April 29,
1966 to LAC and Mrs. Dar
rel Smith, Clinton, a son.
TURNER — On May 2, 1966
to Flying Officer and' Mrs.
Grant F. (Ted) Turner, CFB
Greenwood, N.S., a daughter,
sister for Mary Kate.
We woud like to express ow?
sincere, thanks to relatives,
friends arid neighbours for
cards, gifts and visits while
wo were patients in the hospi
tal. Your kindnejss was great
ly appreciated. —MARY AND
JOHN McCOWAN. 18p
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Uilke Dyk
stra, RR 2, Clinton, wish to
announce the engagement
■of tHeir daughter, Margaret
to Murray ■ Klaas, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Klaas,
Auburn. The wedding will
take place on Saturday,
May 21, 1966 .art 2 p.m. in
Christian Reformed Church,
Clinton.
IN MEMORIAM
HAYTER —In loving mem
ory of William Hay ter who
passed away seven years, ago
on May 8, 1959.
‘'Loving memories never’ die,
As 'on land days
CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to thank all those who
sent flowers, gifts, or congratu
lation cards, both at the baby
shower and the hospital. Spe
cial thanks to Dr. R. W. Flow
ers and nursing staff. — MRS.
JILLES POIRE. 18b
I wish to thank everyone who
helped myself and my family,
while I was a paltient in the
hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Newland, the nurses, our fam
ily, friends and neighbours.
— EUNICE AIKENHEAD. 18p
years roll
pass by.
our hearts
kept,
the one we
never forget.1
—Always remembered
Sadly missed by wife
family.
MANN
of a dear father and mother
who passed away 22 years ago
April 28 and May 6, 1944; dear
sister Mrs. Lulu (MGann)’ Crit
tenden, who passed away Aug.
14, 1948.
“The golden gate stood, open,
God saw they needed rest.
His garden must 'be beautiful,
He only takes the best.”
—Lovingly remembered by the
family. 18p
In
Of
a m'emory is
loved and» .....will
and
and
18b
In loving memory
DEATHS
MELLEN -*■” At St. Joseph’s
Hospital, Landon, on Sunday,
Miay 1, 1966, Steven Patrick
Mellen, three months, gon of
Mi', and Mrs. Larry Mellen,
126 Victoria St., Londbn. Mr.
and .Mrs. J, S. Scruton of
Clinton are grandparents,
MOHAN—At Sunnybrook Hos
pital, Toronto, on Thursday,
April 28, 1966, Flight Lieu
tenant Garnet Lewis Mohan,
husband of Joyice Dack, fa
ther of Kelvin and Steven,
san of Mrs. Annie Mohan,
Midland and the late Jaimes
Mohan, brother of Dora
Lilith, Dennis, William Vai
and Faye, all of Midland and
son-in-law of 'Mi', and Mrs.
Joseph Dack, Ottawa. Ser
vice from the CFB Toronto
Chapel, Downsview, May 2,
and interment in Midland
Anglican Cemetery-
We wish to express our sin
cere thanks to the Brucelfieid
iFire Department for their
prompt and efficient action at
■the time of our recent chimney
fire and also to all others who
■assisted in any way at that
time. — BRUCE and ANNA
‘KEYS. . 18p
Notice To Creditors
' All' persons having claims
•against the Estate ‘of JOHN
THOMAS GIBSON, retired
farmer, late of the Town of
Clinton, ‘in the County of Hur-
on, who died on or about the
19th day of Miarch, 1966, are
required to file the same with
full particulars with the under-
■ signed by the 7th day of May,
1966, as after that date the
assets of the estate will be
-distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario
-this 6th day of April, 1966.
HAYS, PREST & HAYS,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
GODERICH, Ontario.
15-18b
THOMPSON — In loving
memory of a dear husband,
Thomas Robert Thompson who
passed away one year ago, May
3rd, 1965.
Beyond the Sunset
“Oh glad' reunion with our
dear loved ones who’ve
gone before,
In that fair homeland we’ll
know ho panting Beyond
the Sunset forevermore.”
—Lovingly rem'embered by his
wife.
THOMPSON — In
memory of Thomas
Thompson.
“Sometimes its hard to
| stand, why some
have to be,
Clinton Personal
/
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Liebold,
Doug and Donnie, RR 2, Clin
ton and Mrs, Thomas Lepping-
ton, 177 Spencer Street, Clin
ton spent last Sunday in Sarnia
with Mirs. Rena Roberts, Mr-
and Mrs. Morley Willis and fa
mily and Mir. and Mrs. Gordon
Smith, and family.
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Vietnamese Fashions
“You can’t tell the men from the women in
Vietnam — every correspondent has 'to wear army
fatigues,” says CBC director Beryl Fox, and these
before and after photos seem to fear her out. Her
hour-long film on the Vietnamese war, entitled The
Mills of 'the Gods, recently won the George Polk
Memorial Award as the world’s best television docu
mentary of 1965.
18p
loving
Robert
under
things
But in .His wisdom God has
planned beyond our powers
to see.
He gave us strength to hear
. the blow,
But what it meant to lose you
dad, no one will ever
know.”,
—Always remembered by dau
ghters Yvonne, Joan, Patricia
and Sharon. 18p
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Attend Your Church
Note — All Services on Daylight Saving Time
(FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec) <!
Pastor: Paul Coon, B.A. ;!
Sunday, May 8 ];
10:00 am.—Sunday School
11:15 a.m.—Family Worship <!
ALL ARE WELCOME HERE ;!
Ontario Street United Church ;;
“THE FRIENDLY CHURCH” ![
Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A. .][
Sunday, May 8
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 am.—Morning Worship ;•
Service of Baptism e
TURNER’S x ]•
2:00 pm.—Church Service e
Service of Baptism <!
3:00 pm.—Sunday School ■ I;REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK, M.A., Minister
Sunday, May 8
MOTHER’S DAY SERVICE
Subject: “How God Mothers Us”
WESLEY-WILLIS
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 am.—Christian Family Day Service.
A Family Conducts Worship.
Infant Baptism.
HOLMESVILLE
1:00 pm.—Joint Christian Family Service of
Church and Sunday School.
Lay Participation. Infant Baptism.
ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. R. W. Wenham, L.Th., Rector
Mr. W. H. Bishop, FRCO, ARCM, Organist
Sunday, May 8 — Easter 4
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8:00 am.—Holy Communion
9:45 am.—Church School
11:00 a.m.—'Morning Prayer
Rev. Peter Rackenham, Blytth.
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH;
The Rev. R. U. MaoLean, B.A., Minister
Mrs. M. J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Director
Sunday, May 8
9:45 am.—Church School
10:45 am.—Christian Family Sunday
Sacraments of Baptism.
EVERYONE WELCOME
MAPLE STREET GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Sunday, May 8
9:45 a.m.—Worship Service
11:00 am.—Sunday School
8:00 p.m.—Evening Service
Speaker: Dan Stuckey
Tuesday—8:00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Subject: “How To Deal With Temptation”
ALL WELCOME
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UmUhiting
Hockey fans who twirled 'the
dial' from the Canadian station
to NBC and back again during
the Detroit-Chicago games can
appreciate that experience pays.
And how!
We watched both CBC and
NBC simultaneously. It’s tricky
but can be done by carefully
adjusting the sound on both
sets. NBC was running approxi-.
mately four minutes behind
regular play, due to the fact
that they were inserting one-
minute commercials. .While a
commercial was being played,
action on the ice was being
video-taped. After each com
mercial the videotapes were
put into action and in this way
those watching NBC didn’t miss
any of the plays, but were
about four minutes behind.
CBC also inserts commercial
messages during the change of
players, between face-offs, or
during fights.
I added more confusion by
having OBL Radio on as well,'
with Foster Hewitt cailling the
play. Foster on radio and Bill
on TV called excellent games.
They didn’t seem to care who
won and did superb- jobs, along
with Brian McFarlane who as
sisted Bill on television. Com
mentating far N'BC was atroc
ious, mainly because the
nouncer didn’t understand
game.
Believe me, the joint
really rocking with two
sets and a radio going all on
different stations. Try it sorne:-
time. You’ll appreciate who is
superior in telecasting hockey.
<■ IT *
NBC International . Enter
prises reports that “Get Smart”
and “I Spy” are joining the
panics of “Bonanza” and “Dr.
Kildare” as successful film pro
ducts for world-wide distribu
tion. Countries now
these shows include
Salvador,' Germany,
Malaysia, Sweden,
Japan, Liberia, Nigeria, Argen
tina and many others.
ft *
Program; notes in brief: Art
Carney will appear on 10
Jackie Gleason shows next sea
son and Audrey Meadows will
do half as many . . . . . Jack
Paar will do a special on May
9 . . . . Ronald Howard, son of
the late Leslie Howard, will
be on a Court Martial segment
called “When There Was No
Echo”................Johnny Carson
has a new contract with NBC
for the “Tonight” show with
more money and more days
off...........Roy Ward Dickson’s
“Take a’ Chance” will be drop
ped from the CTV Network
fall schedule. .
* * #
Speaking before a YMCA
audience in the State of New
York, a congressman cited the
heroic - -
Robin.
was a
young
gaged
p
an-
the
was
TV
watching
Chile, El
Holland,
Thailand,
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CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
REV. G. J. HEERSINK, Minister I
Sunday, May 8 !;
10:00 am.—Service in English
11:00 am.—Sunday Schoo] 6
2:30 pm.—Service in Dutch 6
Every Sunday, 12:30 noon, dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas, I;
listen to “Back to God Hour”.
EVERYONE WELCOME ];
power of Batman and
He said the program
possible inspiration for
people to become en-
in the “need to assure
that good conquers evil0.
* » *
From the CTV Network
comes news . that “People in
Conflict” will be shown Mon
day evenings at 10:30 starting
May 9. It will continue to ap
pear five afternoons a week as
well. It’s rated as the most
popular daytime program in
Canada.
The May meeting of the'
CWL was held on May 2 with
Mrs. C. A. Trott presiding and
40 members present. Mrs. Art
Rasimuson read ithe minutes and
Mrs. Dave Middleton the fin-
anci'al report. Conveners ap
pointed were membership, Mrs.
Michael Semeniuk;' spiritual,
Mirs. Pat McMahon; social act-,
ion, Mrs. Clem Reynolds; edu
cation, Mrs. George Cairbert and
Mirs. Michael Hallahian; cards,
Miss Lucy Levy; citizenship,
Mrs. Arnold Dale.
Mrs. Dave Kay will be parish
council representative to the
Clinton Hospital Auxiliary with
'the visiting committee attending
the auxiliary meetings. The an
nual Diocesan Convention will
be held in Hotel London on
May 25 and 26 with Mirs. C. A.
Trott, Mrs. Dave Middleton,
Mirs. Mac LeBeau and Mrs.
Alvin Sharp attending.
Mrs. George Carbeint report
ed! on visiting the sick in April.
The new visiting committee for
May wll be Mrs. Lawrence
Denomme, Mrs. Jack Scruton
and Mrs. Bert Glidden.
Gifts' were presented to the
past executive, Mrs. William
Watson, Mrs. Joe Feeney, Mrs.
The
at
on
Miss
4-H Girls Club
Study Meetings
The fifth meeting of the
Clinton Go Go Accents' 4-H
Club was held at Lois and Bar
bara St. .Clair’s home on Tues
day, April 26. The nine mem
bers learned about carded pip-
‘ing, rolled1 bias, pom poms and
covered cord. The sixth meet
ing- was held at Hazel and
Dordthy Collins’ home on Tues
day, May 3. Eight members
learned about the Chinese knot
and diagonal braiding,
next meeting Will be • held
Mrs. Keith Tyndall’s home
Tuesday, May 10 at 7 p.m.
LONDESBORO
MRS. BERT ALLEN
Phone 523-4570
Congratulations to
Vicki Garrow, -who was crown
ed May Queen of 1966 for
Lillooet, B.C. Vlilcki is a grand
daughter of Mr. and Mi’s. Bert
Shobbrook.
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Contract For
CHSS
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been made by vocational stu
dents to the open house at the
Ontario Vocational Centre in
London, to Sit. Joseph’s Hos
pital and to Simpson’s mer
chandising department. Orie
more is scheduled' on May 5, to
ChrtsCraft in Stratford.
Mr. Counter reported that a
representative dtf Minnesota
Mining and Manufacturing Co.
Ltd., London had said that stu
dents from CHSS rank with
the best from London schools
and are superior to those he
had interviewed from schools
outside London.
Initiated by chairman Walter
Newcombe, the board spent ten
miinuteis deciding that their
meetings were too iong. Some
meetings this past winter have
lasted until three o’clock the
next morning. They passed a
motion setting closing time at
12:30 midnight, unless a ma-,
jority vote of members at that
time authorized ati extension
of timfe._______________ _____
Michael Semeniuk. Presenta
tions were made by Mrs. Eldbn
O’Brien, Mrs. Arnold Dale, and
Mrs. Frank Van Altena, allMrs. Frank Van Altena,
past presidents.
Spiritual director, Rev. J.
Kelly spoke to the members
“The Mather of God” and
“Mother’s- Day".
Mrs. McMahon, spiritual con
vener, reported 30 member's be
ing present at the mass in hon
our of Our Lady of Good Coun
cil with Rt. Rev. V. G. Grespan
as special speaker.
. Mrs.. C. A. Trott invited all
members to be present at the
June meeting when Mrs. Stew
art Middleton will show slides
on Holland and Ireland.
. Following the business por
tion of the meeting, special
speaker, Mrs. Mervyn Batkin
demonstrated the making of
hats, after which a delightful
lunch was served by Mrs. Frank
Van Altena, Mirs. Robert Cor
bett and the new executive.
Quality
& Service
E.
on
on
Bayfield Couple
Celebrate
50th Anniversary
BAYFIELD - Mr. and Mri.
Thomas Westlalce, RR 3, Bay-
field, cejelbraited their golden
anniversary on Saturday, April
23 by entertaining their fe
rnily and clooe r&l'atlves at a
dinner party at the Dominion
Hotel, Zurich.
Mr, and Mrs. Westlake (nee
Isabelle Dolgaty) were rnairied
af the home of the bride’s1 par
ents on the farm now owned
by Oliver Stedkle on tlie Bron
son Line, on April 22, 1916,’ by
the Rev. A. MacFarlane.
They haye two sons, -Keith
of Zurich and Gordon on the
farm; also three grandsons and
four granddlaughrters.
They still reside on the farm
Where they took up residence
50 years ago.
On April 24 “open house” was
arranged by the daughters-in-
law and the granddaughters
and many friends and neigh
bours attended.
A three-tiered anniversary
cake made by Mi’s. Robert
Westlaike, a granddaughter,
graced the. tea table. Mrs. A.
Scatchmer, Sr., Bayfield, sis
ter of Mr. Westlake, and Mirs.
William Talbot, Sr., Bayfield,
presided over the tea table and
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Robert Westlake, Rosalie,
Elaine Westlake ' and Diane
Cleave.
Miss Barbara Westlake took
charge of the guest book. As
sisting in the kitehen were Mrs.
Logan Cleave and Mrs. Harvey
Hohner.
Many lovely gifts and nu
merous cards were received by
the couple as well as a personal
message .from Robert McKin
ley, MP, iand Rt. Hon. John
Ddefenbaker. Elgin Fassel, Mil
waukee, telephoned to extend
•his congratulations to his cou
sins.
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.count; using these funds to sub
sidize the company and pay
its’ losses overxthe years; pur
chase -of a $30,000 bond from
the company by the board,
without actually receiving the
bond;«purchase ‘by .the board of
company stock without receiv
ing stock certificates; _ owner
ship of real estate by the board',
and payment of too high a per
centage of overhead by the
board; failure to hold shiarei-
'holders meetings for the com
pany since January, 1964; hold
ing elections of'the board in
December rather than in March
as prescribed by the plan.
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