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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-12, Page 5— ALSO Misses Micro Mesh Firsts—3 pr. for $1.00 Par-Knit Hosiery Ltd OPEN 9 TO 5 DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS IStfb 25c a Pair Substandards by the box of 6 pair LADIES and MISSES Dress Sheer, Walking Sheer, Stretchies Friday and Saturday Evenings Only 'Chicken In a Basket'Former Army Chaplain Coming to Local Church Hotel Clinton 1 Featuring "CLOUD T Room V Clinton Legionnaire Receives Highest Award Shown here at the V.E. Day banquet of Clinton Branch 140 of the Royal Canadian Legion, Saturday, at which a Clinton veteran was awarded the high­ est honour the Legion can bestow on a member, are from the left, Douglas Andrews, chairman of the V.E. Day banquet; Chester Merriam, Tara,. Domin­ ion Chairman, who made the presentation of medal and award and read the citation to Mr. Thorndike. (News-Record Photo) ‘ Friday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30'a.m. Saturday—Served from 9:30 p.m, to "Midnight SMORGASBORD DINNERS Every Sunday Evening from 5 to 7 Phone 482-3421 for Reservations We Cater to Dinner Parties and Wedding Receptions z Rev. Andrew. ' J. Mowatt, C.D., B.A., B.D., D.D., has ac­ cepted; a call to ■ the Wesley- Willis-Holmesville charge of the United Church of \ Canada, at Clinton and Holmesville He will succeed Rev. Clifford G. Park who will retire to live in Byron, Ontario, where he will have pastoral responsibil­ ities for Glendlale United Church, Dr. Mowatt, who is retiring .from the Naval Chaplaincy at Victoria, B.C., will commence Iiis work in this area oh the first of August. The date of in-- exeter ^-Qa-Qo- Friday, May 13 — 9:00 p.m EXETER COMMUNITY CENTRE duction by Huron Presbytery has been set as Sunday even­ ing, July 31 at 8 o’clock. Dr. Mowatt graduated from McGill University in Montreal and .served as. minister at Hud­ son, Quebec, prior to enlisting in the Canadian Army as Chap­ lain. He served with the Queen’s Own Rifles from the D-day landing in Normandy' to the end of the war. During this* period he received the Oroix De Guerre, Chevalier De Leopold1 and the Canadian Forces Decoration. Peace-time found Dr. Mowatt as minister of Wesley’ United Church, Calgary, Alta., for five years until he was called back into- the Chaplaincy during the Korean War. At this' time he was serving wliith. the Royal Canadian Navy as; Senior and then' -Command Chaplain on both the East and West coasts. Dr. -and Mrs. Mowatt have one son, Donald, who is a pro­ ducer with the Canadian Broad­ casting Corporation. Featuring: RECORDING & TV STARS OF CBC MUSIC HOP THE WILLOWS ALONG WITH FIVE GREAT TORONTO MUSIC!ANS THE CHILDREN AND FROM LONDON, THE FABULOUS NOVELLES ■x 4 Business and Club Floats Best Decorated Bicycles (2 Classes) Best Public School Floats and Comic Characters. EVENING ENTERTAINMENT 7 P.M. —HORSE SHOW JUNIOR FARMERS SQUARE DANCE COMPETITION 19b SATURDAY. JUNE CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK PARADE PRIZES Rev. Andrew J. Mowatt v» z THE WILLOWS - FORMERLY “THE GIRL FRIENDS” Added Feature: GO-GO. MUSIC TILL ONE - Bus will leave Bus Stopping at Shamrock SUPPORT THE EXETER KINSMEN CONTEST FOR FUN & PRIZES - - - - 1.50 AT THE DOOR Depot in London at 8:00 p.m. Restaurant, Lucan at about 8:20 DRIVE-IN BINGO and MOVIE Sponsored by Service Clubs of Clinton TUESDAY, MAY 17-7:30 pun. BROWNIE’S DRIVE-IN THEATRE — Clinton Movie: "McLINTOCK" °'Hora BINGO at 7:30 —MOVIE at 9:00 and 11:00 8 GAMES for $ 1.00 — 3 Share-The-Wealths . EXTRA BINGO CARDS AND SHARE-THE-WEALTH CARDS: 25c Ea. or 5 for $1.00 BINGO and MOVIE for $1.00 ALL PROCEEDS FOR CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE FUND MOVIE COURTESY BROWNIE’S DRIVE-IN THEATRE ■< . ittilii'tir .................................... . .................. 18-9b Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Miary Crawford of London and her daughter Margaret in the loss of a son and brother, Jack Crawford, who met last Wed­ nesday With a fatal accident while working with a construc­ tion company in Prince Rupert, B.C. James Nellans accompanied Ross Scott of Brucefield and Alf Crozier of’Clinton to •'the Spring Reunion Consistory held in Hamilton last week. Mir, and Mrs. Harry Durnin spent Sunday in Stratford with their son, .Mervin and ■ family, also attending the baptismal service of .their grandson Jef­ frey Shane in St. John’s. United Church. Glen Dewar of Atwood found a helium balloon recently on the farm of Ted Hunkiing. The balloon was sent aloft by Mark Slaten of Cicero, Illinois. He is a member of cub scouts and wiill no doubt be thrilled to hear his balloon was found.. Visitors for Mother’s Day in the village were 'Mr. and Mrs. Stan Crawford of Burlington with Mrs. Nelson' Lear; Miisses Linda ‘and Beth Thompson and Mr. and7 Mrs. William Hamilton of Moorefield with the Robert .Thompsons; Miss » Dorothy Little, Toronto, and Miss Ann Fairservice, Toronto, with their respective mothers. The sympathy of the com­ munity goes to Mr. and Mrs; Bert Shobbtook, • Muriel,. Thel­ ma and family, News of’ the tragic death of their son-ih'-law Gordon Garrow of Lillooet, B.C. reached them last Thursday. Gordon was engaged , in bush work when the fatal accident occurred leaving ‘his wife Thel­ ma and five children to mourn his passing. f. W-omen’S Institute The Women's Institute met on Wednesday evening with a number of guests from,Auburn and Dungannon. The president opened with a Mother’s Day Poem, A thank you letter ac- Imowlodging a donation was read from the secretary of the Huliett Music, Festival. Roll call was answered by & faVotir-' ite recipe. . * The Cooking School to be held in Auburn is postponed until May 26th. The diistrict annual meeting Will be held in Auburn on May 31st at 9:30. Dinner will be served. Mrs, Lloyd Pipe and Mirs. Art Clark will h&ye charge of a display of handi-craft. _ A duet by Wendy Caldwell and Lloy Shaddick, a humor- 6us reading by Mrs. Harvey its Off Clintonian Club Plans Bazaar And Bus Trip ' The 'Clintonian Cluib held May meeting at the hpme __ Mrs. ■ H. Adams, Wednesday, Mlay 4 with 22 members an­ swering .roll call with a “Rem­ edy for Bums”. President, Mrs. T. Lepping- ton opened the meeting... Plans were made for a bake sale and bazaar in the Council aramb;ers' on May 21. Plans were also made for a bus trip on June 9. Three delegates were ap­ pointed to attend the spring banquet in London on June 2, Mrs. T. Leppington, Mrs. G. Mlann and Mrs; J. Edwards. Mrs. Colclough won the mys­ tery prize. Mrs. G. Mann and, Mrs. L, Forest are to. convene' the 'next meeting. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. R. Mullholland’s group. ------------------_O--------------------' Most sleeping pills are fol­ lowed by a definite hangover period of depressed mental powers. MRS. BERT ALLEN Phone 523-4570 Taylor, ah accordion (instru­ mental by Mrs; Toni Allen and pictures sihown by Gary Jewitt of hits trip last fall to Britain France and Holland made , up a very enjoyable program. A suc­ cessful bake sale was held at the close. ■-----------o----------- including: Finger-tip start Clog-proof grasscatcher' The industry's largest muffler Two-speed operation LAWN-BOY Door to door Canvass in Clinton on Tuesday, May 17 Mrs. Helen Bartliff, local chairman St. Andrew's WMS To Meet Moy 17 The Women’s ‘ Mnssionary Society of St. Andrew’s Pres­ byterian Church will meet in the school room of the church on Tuesday, May 17 ait 2:30 p.m. z offers a TWO-YEAR WARRANTY plus • ’ 18 convenient. < advantages, WELLS AUTO ELECTRIC CLINTON King St. — 482-3851 AldharmBere Nuptials In Auburn Church Knox Presbyterian Church chapel was the scene pf a quiet wedding on, Saturday, May 7, 1966 when Marybelle Jane Bere and Richard Dwight Aid­ ham were united in marriage. The chapel was attractively decorated with pink carnations. The wedcling ceremony was conducted' by Rev G, L. Royal gnd the wedding music was played by Mr. Cameron, the church. organist,., .. ’ The bridh js the daughter of Mrs. Orland Bere of Auburn and the jate Mr. Bere and the groom'' i.s the son of Mi's, Ber- tha Aidham of Goderirh. The bride, wore a white dress of lace over taffeta, a short veil and- carried a nosegay of White baby ’mums and' red ros­ es. . The witnesses were Miss Ruth Here’.of Auburn, sister of the1 bride ,ahd Mir. Paul Carroll of Benmiller, Following, the ceremony a re­ ception took place at the Tiger Dunlop Inn where the bridal party were assisted in receiving the guests by the bride’s mother who chose a light blue bonded lace dress, white acces­ sories with a pink rose corsage. She was assisted.by the groom’s mother who chose brown satin with beige accessories, and a talisman rose corsage. ‘ For a wedding trip to Niag­ ara Falls, the bride donned a light blue dress, empire style with bodice of white bonded lace, navy coat and white ac­ cessories, On their return they will reside in Kitchener. Guests from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aidham, Ot­ tawa; Miss Ruth Schmidt, Tav­ istock and* Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Palmateer, Kincardine. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured by showers by .the Dental nurses in London, in Auburn by.- Miss Bernice Mc­ Dougall and Miss Marie Leath- eriand and at Port Albert by Mrs. Jim Hayden. Thurs., Moy 12, 1966—-Clinton Hews-Recordrr-Poge 5 r ■ ■ - — ■. ............... ..................... ..................................... ' OPENING ten z Sunday, May 15 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE RED and BLUE REVUE VARIETY HIGHT CHSS-TV Will be presented MAY14ATCHSS . . ADMISSION $1-00 Proceeds to Clinton and District Community Centre Fund TICKETS Available from CHSS Students or from McEwan's, Bartliffs and at News-Record z* V r OUR FABULOUS BIRTHDAY TAG SALE 9 OTHER PRIZES Bargains Galore z Next Week — May 16 to May 21 EDWARDS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 482-6626 — CLINTON, ONT. — 9 Albert St. WIN X v. A HOOVER / Shampoo- Polisher At Clinton Electric Shop y With Each Bottle of HOOVER RUG SHAMPOO (large or small) Sold at Our Store, you receive a FREE COUPON. When present stock is depleted, a draw will be made. WE ALSO HAVE A SHAMPOO-POLISHER FOR RENT. X Clinton Electric Shop D. W. Cornish — Your Westinghouse Dealer Albert St. CLINTON 482-6646 —-Jl •NR.- . -• ---^»’^^’'^yr**^7vv,*TTVv*7«x»:^«Tr’r^*''‘*'n'rTV‘,*/*”nr,yr,v,",*rrrrArrr In the dedicated service, of all, Salvation Army workers make no distinction of race ordreed. They .are always ready to assist victims of pov­ erty, personal tragedy and disaster. I-Ielp The Salvation Army to give aid and comfort when­ ever it is needed.