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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-06-09, Page 7MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT McNAUGHTON * JERVIS Marriage -vows, wpre ex­ changed .aif Central United Church, Stratford on June 3, 1966 by X*inda Lpuiise Jervis, . daughter of Btusspll Jervis . .arid th,e late Grace Jeryis pf ■Clinton and James Douglas McNaughton, son pf Mr, and Mrs, Duncan M°Nauightpn, RR 6> St; Marys with - the Rey. Currie Winlaw offici­ ating. The ootiple will reside at RR 6, St. Marys. BIRTHS BAKELAAR — ' In"' Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, June 2, 1966, tp Mr. and Mbs-. C. Bakeilaar, Auburn, a son. •CARTWRIGHT'.^— In Clinton Public. Hospital 'on Friday, June 3, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Cartwright, 'Auburn, a daughter; ' . : KATHAN — In Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, June 5, 1966, to ACi and Mrs. T. W. Kathan, * Clinton, a daughter. NEELY — In Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, June 1, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. J, I. ■ Neely, CJinton, a son. SCOTCHMER: -r In ''Clinton Public Hospital on Wednes- d!ay, June 8, 1966, ’to Mr. arid ’ Mrs. - R. Scotchriier, RR 3, Bayfield, a son. - ’ , CARDS OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holland wish to thank'-all' whri sent flowers, cards and treats-of all kinds, and helped in any way, to make the celebration of their 40th anniversary a success. 23p Bob and Jayne Arthur join me in thanking relatives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness while a patient in , London Hospital and since returning tome. — • IRENE ARTHUR. ' . 23b I would” like to thank my friends and relatives for cards and flowers While a pafient in Clinton' Public Hospdital. Spec­ ial thanks to Dr. and Mrs. JR. Flowers 'and the nursing Staff. —MRS. F. LeBEAU. 23p ■Mir. and Mrs, iFIred McCly- mont, Varna, wti!sh ’to tih'ank their friends and relatives for the many lovely gifts and mes-.. sages of congratulations *oh the occasion of their, fortieth wed­ ding anniversary. 23x I wish to thank my friends for cards, gifts and treats. Thanks to my roommates who helped make my stay in the hospital very pleasant, arid thanks to Dr, Flowers,' Dr. Walden, nurses and staff on the first floor and all further kind­ ness to me. — NANCY Mac-i DONALD., J /... 23b' I would like to thank my neighbours, friends and xela- tives for their visits to 'irie while Iz wais a, patient, in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London.' AlsoT for flowers, cards and treats. My thanks to Rev?' Stuart for his visits, also Dr. MMkus and. Box Ambulance. It was very much appreciated. — WALLIE McBETH. ’ . 23b IN MEMORIAM SNELL — _ of a dear husband, father and grandfather, passed away two years June 12th, 1964. °In Rlyth cemetery ■sleeping, Where the flowers wave, Lies,the one we loved sp dear* ' fly— ....................................- Though we could not Save. Deep in our heart 'lies a pic- ture Mpre precious' than silver or gold, ’■................. j" A picture of you dear father, A picture that will never grow" "old.” “ " “ —Lovingly remembered .. ■ sadly missed by Wife Bar­ bara, and family, STLJRGEON — In lpying memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Lulu ‘ Muriel Sturgeon, who passed away three years ago, June 7, 1963. ■‘Three years, have passed since • that s'ad1 day, , « When the one we loved was called away; One of the dearest this world , could hold, . • • With a cheery smile and a .heart of gold. Without farewell she fell as­ leep, With only memories for us to keep.” —Ever remembered and sadly missed'by ber husband', Wil­ lard and family . 23b In loyipg memory John Snell who ago, ,pp, softly genfly and 1 23b Use Classified Ads. Ci®(del.aibra and baskets of white ’mums formed the, setting in trie Hensail .United Church for the double-ring ceremony uniting in marriago^laineM^'1’ jonie Keys and John Albert Qhipdhase, pn Saturday, May 21, The bride is’the daughter pf Mr. and J> TSarvoy Keys, Hensall, and the groom is " the- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Ohipchase; also of Henslall, Rev, Harold F, CUrijie offici-. ated, and organist Mrs. John Trn’idieim- furnished Wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs, Rae .Wytrick; Lon­ don, who sang “The Wedding Prayer” and “Thp Lord’s Pray-: er”; . ■ Given in marriage by her father, the bride Chose a floor­ length gown of French peau de faille, styled with . empire Waist and A-fllme skirt, elbow­ length sleeves,’' scoop neckline with lace ■ appliqued on the. bodice. A.chapel train with’'ap­ pliques of lace flowed .from the waist... She carried a* crescent bouqudt of white roses and trailing ivy, intertwined with copal tulle, Miss Louise Jones,' London, as maid Of honour and Miss Linda keys, Hensall', sister of .the bride, as bridesmaid, were DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CHURCH? 1. What’s Wrong With Today’s Christianity? 2. Why Are Christians Persecuted? 3. How Can You Tell False Doctrine? • 4. How Has Christianity Changed Since Christ? • 5.' What About The Future Of The Church? THESE AND ALL YOUR OTHER QUESTIONS WILL BE ANSWERED AT ‘ 2nd Annual Bible and. Phophecy Conference" June 8th - 12th —- 8:00 p.m. Calvary’Baptist Church;—Goderich DR. G. DOLLAR, Ph.D. ■r SPEAKING ON GREAT BIBLE AND , , PROPHETIC THEMES.— DON’T MISS IT.' . (See Other Adv. On Page. 3 For Time and Subjects) 22-3-b—. .. Attend Your Church i Note — All- Services on Daylight Saving Time 1 gowned , alike in Roorrlength ■ dresses of fiesta; ftorafl georgette over taffeta. ; Groomsman was W^tyne Pur- ria, Hamilton, and ushers were BRI Chipchase, Hensall, brother of the jroom, and John Morris, PQtisip of the groom. The reception was held at the . Shillelagh Motor Hotel, Lucan, ' Following the dinner, dancing was enjoyed and later in the evening a buffet lunch was served. For a trip to Washington, the bride ware, a white brocade sheath dres's wlith matching full length coat, large pink hat and pink carnation purse corsage. The couple will reside in Lon­ don for the summer and will liye- in the United States dur­ ing the winter, The groom, is a professional hockey player and played last year,with the Tulsa Oilers, a farm club of Toronto Maple Leafs, , . thior to the marriage, Miss Elaine Keys' was feted at an afternoon tea held in the home of Mrs. John Heal, Hensall. The bride was presented with many beautiful gifts by Misses Julie and Jane Heal and Miss Anne Keys, Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, RR 1, Varna, entertained at her home in honour of her niece. Miss Elaine Keys. Many rela­ tives and friends were present and Mis's ’ Debora Stephenson assisted her mother. An address was read by Miss Joan! McCly- mont, Varna,and the 'bride was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Following the wedding re­ hearsal on Frli'day evening, May 20, Mr. 'aud Mrs. Ernest H. Chiipchase, parents of the groom, entertained the wedding party at a. .buffet supper at their home, ’’London Road, in honour of^ their son and Miss Elaine Keys. . . ’ ;-----------o-t;—:------- r Clinton Personal Mr. and Mrs. Jim Makins visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Cjy’Bertrand and' family, Richmond Hill, and also-;with Mr. and Mrs. George Gawley, Ajax. w iUf II w if f BY DOROTHY BARKER f OUCH!!! It hardly seems a year ago that, my family decided I need­ ed a new linterest, Numerous things ■ were suggested such as braiding a. rug for the sunroom (12 x 20), building a dry wall to hold back "the erosion of the driveway into the nearby swamp, opening my home as a haven for burned out 'journa­ lists or investing in thg stock market. When' I suiweyed thie area of the sunroom flooi' I decided it had been nude, .for the past ten years and could continue as such unless I really became desperate for an outlet for my artistic conceit. At the very thought of rock heaving my aims ached and my lumbar muscles suddenly developed1 a kink, Years ago, when I was designated as ‘*Mom with the muscles”, I could have heaved a rock with the best of th|e family but not today. I didh’t think it would woo the muse for either. guest journalists in search of a rest or for me in search of a dollar or two to go' into the So-o-o-o market. 1 was told, is double up on your • investment. I was all right until the dogs got the better of the princesses and I think I’ve ended up aw­ ing my nice reliable broker a good hunk of Whiat’s left in my bank account. ■ It. was a new interest all right. I became so engrossed in the radio reports of the stock­ market, the hot .tips from num­ ber two son andi the visions of all the money I was going to make that I almfost forgot to eat. Now I doubt if I’ll get a square meal, ever again. But don’it get me wrong, I haye heaps of company in my losses and besides people have survived before now on the bark of trees, a few weeds or a mouse or so. Before complete starvation has wasted me away to a shadow the apples wii'll have ripened, That is if it ever, gets warm enough for the frees to burst into bloom, and the bees don't freeze. -----------o----------- guest home' business. I settled for the stock WOW!!! you find yourself a Thursday, June 9, 1966—Clinton News-Record—Page 7 ITS NEW CLAIROL COSMETICS Father's Day Suggestions FATHER’S DAY CARDS 5c to $1.00 Lipstick .......................$1.35 Nail Polish .............$1.00 Compact Make Up .... $1.75Old .Spice Men's Sets $2.50 - $3.00 - $3.50 - $7.00 Old Spice After Shave $1.50 & $2.50 Old Spice LIME After Shave $1.25 & $2.00 April Showers — for Summer Dusting Powder ......$1*39 Talc ............ 75c Spray Colognes .........$1.50 Onyx Toiletries for Men IT’S NEW After Shave Lotion $2.50 r $3.75 Talc $2.50 Deodorant $1.95 Hair Brushes .......... 98c to $3.00 Electric Razors -- Shaving ' Brushes — Cameras Smoker’s Stands, Etc. . Desert Flpwer Deodorant Cream, reg. 1,25 Special 2/1.25 Roll-on, reg. 1.25 Special 2/1.25 New for Reducing RESISCAL Slimmihg Plan — $3.95 Rapid relief of Allergies, Hay Fever, pleasant tasting CO-PYRONIL — $1.39 ^^^^MPRESCRIPTIONS Phon?48^5U Clinton, Ontario DEATHS BIGGIN — In Clinton Public Hospital ori Tuesday, June 7, 1966, T. Wilfred Biggip, Prin-, , cess St., in has 78th yean Funeral services from Beat- tie Funeral Home on Thurs­ day, June 9 at 2 p.m. with interment lin Clinton Ceme­ tery. GALBRAITH —- In Clinton Public Hospital oil Tuesdiay, June 7, 1966, Mrs. • John Gal- .braith, Goderich, in her 93rd year.’ Funeral service from Lodge Funeral Home, Gode­ rich. on Wednesday, June 8 with interment in Cdbome .Township Cemetery. GINGERICH U— In Clinton Public Hospital oh Wednes-. day, June 1, 1966, Mrs. Amos Samuel Gingerich, RR - 2, Zurich in tor 55t!h year. Fun- . eral services from Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich on ■ Friday, June 3 . With mt'er-^ rn^nt in- Mennonite Cemetery, Goshen Line. Survived’by her husband, daughters, jMrs.‘. ' Kenneth (Jean)' Gingerich, RR 2, Zurich; Mrs. (Betty) Steckle, RR 3, Bayfield. ■ ; MERRILL — In Clinton Public Hospital'on Wednesday; June 8, 1966, Mrs. Ira Merrill; ; formerly Myrtle -Phillips, Goderich Township. Funeral service from Ball and .Mutch Funeral Home, arrangements are incomplete. ’ • RENNIE — At Huronview, Clinton, on Monday, June 6, 1966, Milne R. Rennie, Sea-, forth in his 77th year. Fun- ; eral services from R. S.'Box Funeral Home, ,Seaforth, on Wednesday, June- 8 with in- 1 terment in Hensall Cemetery. Survived by hlis wife, the ■former Mabelle DougaR; sons, Gordon C., Sundridge; W. Ross, Toronto and-Ronald R., Oshawa. WEBSTER -r In Clinton Pub­ lic Hospital on Thursday, June 2, 1966, Mrs. Frederick Webster, Hensall, in her 65th year. The former 'Hazelle G. Jenkins, she r is survived by her mother, Mrs. George Jen­ kins, Clinton’; daughter, Mirs. Hugo (Dorothy) Barrales. Chile; sisters, Mrs. Harry (Edith) McIntyre, Clinton;I Mrs. Orville (Mary) Hilliard, I Exeter; Mrs. G. W. (Gladys) I Molleken, .Chicago; brother, I Roy Jenkins, Toronto. Furi- I eral service from Borithron I Funeral Home, Hensall, on I Wednesday, June 8 with in- I tenmient in Pinehill Cemetery, I Toronto. ( FIRST BAPTIST CHUltCH ' (Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec) Pastor: Paul Coon, B.A. Sunday, June 12 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, June 12 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School . ' . ' 11:00 a.m.—'Morning Worship Guests. Huronic Rebekah Lodge No. 309. 1 * TURNER’S 9:45 a.m.—Church Service 10:45 am.-—Sunday School Important AUCTION SALE Of valuable household effects ind miscellaneous items on the premises, Goderich Township, 1 nile north of Holmesville or 9 niles north of Varna on Saturday evening, June 18 I At 6:30 p.m. Complete list of sale in nekt keeks issue;, . ARCHIE .TONES, Proprietor 1LVIN WALTER, Auctioneer -------------------o-------------------- Wesley-Willis UCW Meeting Dates Fidelity Unit Will ineet Tues­ day, June 14 at 2:30 p.m. Miss Kate McGregor will be in charge of the meeting and roll call will be a Verse on “Sum­ mer". The UCW will hold their special Sumjmer Rally for all the women of the church on Wednesday, June 15 at 2:30 p.m. Special envelopes will be •provided. First broker, advised the top brass in the Barker family. Then you send him a cheque wlrich hie in turn starts investing and eventually sets up a thing .call­ ed a. portfolio. I was lucky in my choice of a member of a firm with a high reputation for successful deals on the Stock market. He had the patience of Job in trying to get through my uninformed mind what his charts revealed and where and from what stock I could expect the greatest ve­ locity. This latter remark re- minded me of the day I tried toi. learn to ride a bicycle.' I surely gained velocity and a bruised head that day. Well, stock market velocity is some­ what the same depending on which way it goes. Righrt off the bat I had a “princess”, an investment on which. I made a neat little pro­ fit; .1 plunged and as advised ■started, to pyramid. Next I bought a ‘dog1. Talk about. ^eirid^y >— it was like the day. rin the bike, all down hill. But 'what you do when you lose, I Kippen East Wl To Hear Travel Talk The Kippen East Women’s Institute will hear a talk on Discover Canada By Car at their meeting being held at 8:30 p.m.. on Thursday, June 16. Guest speaker will be Mi's's Carol Lane, ■ Women’s Travel Director for Shell Canada Lim­ ited. Miss Lane will point put Why she feels it is important for Canadians to “discover” more of their own country, and will discuss a few of the numerous attractions that are within easy realch of the motorist, now that the Tranis Canada High­ way has been completed. Week­ ends, too, offer 52 opportunities to visit exciting and interesting places within 200 miles or So Of one’s hometown. -----------o----------- Classified Ads. Bring Quick \ Results 6/, /] IN STYLE GOLF SHOES MOCCASINS SANDALS SLIPPERS HUSH PUPPIES DESERT BOOTS o -o BILLFOLDS WALLETS UTILITY CASES BRIEFCASES LUGGAGE o ---------------------- SHIRTS SHORTS SOCKS JACKETS BELTS and BRACES o AIKENS FOOTWEAR and CLOTHING 482-9352 LET WANT ADS WORK FOR YOU Clinton News-Record • v’x-***. Clinton News-Record 56 Albert Street 'fflerileg-'WHIts--^olmesbille ^ntteh 4fl|urclfe« - REV. CLIFFORD G.' PARK. M.A., Minister Sunday, June 12 ■ , WESLEY-WILLIS • Sunday School Anniversary 9:45 am.—Sunday School ‘ , 11:00 a.m.—Anniversary Preacher, F/L Rev. O. S. Swaren, B;Ed.,?B.D., of CEB Clinton. HOLMESVILLE ,9:45 a.m.—Church Service, Rev. C. G. Park 10:45 a.m.—Sunday School . < ’ ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. R. W. Wenham, L.Th., Rector Mr. W. ri. Bishop, FRCO. ARCM, Organist Sunday, June 12 — Trinity I 8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion A 9:45 a.m.—Church School. ’ 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer , Masonic Lodge No. 84, Clinton, worship with us at this time. Note: At the conclusion of .the service, there will be a short special meeting <; of the congregation. ![ v Thurs., June 16—Chancel Guild Pot LUck Supper at home of Mrs. Elliott Bartliff, 6:30 p.m. ]; ST. ANDREWS. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Rev. R. U. MacLeany B.A., Minister Mrs. M. J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Director ’ Sunday, June 12 . 9:45 a.m.—Church School / 10:45 a.m.—Public Worship EVERYONE WELCOME ff : MAPLE STREET GOSPEL HALL . CLINTON Sunday, June 12 . 9:45 a.m.—Worship Service » ■ . 11:00 a.m.—Sunday School 8:00 pm.—Evening Service Speaker: Dan Stuckey, Wingham. Tuesday—8:00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Subject: “How To Win Others” ALL WELCOME CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH ' REV. G. J. HEERSINK. Minister Sunday, June 12 10:00 a.m.—Service in English 11:00 a.m.—Sunday School 2:30 p.m.—Service in Dutch Every Sunday, 12:30 noon, dial 680 CHLO, St. Thomas, listen to “Back to God Hour”, EVERYONE WELCOME Distribution of the 1966 ed­ ition of the Department of Highways “Roads to Recreation” folder is announced by High­ ways Minister-Charles S. Mac- Naughton, MPP far Huron. ■ Highlights of' the folder in­ clude the listing of 237 picnic areas, 94 conservation park areas, 90 provincial parks, 109 ski areas, 140 historic sites, and in each case a description of thelir locations.’ The folder- is available : free from the Dept.” of Highways, Dept, of Tourism and Informa­ tion and Dept, of- Lands and Forests, Parliament Buildings,^ /head offices and district offices.'' (Continued from page one) within a certain number of calls. Monday nighlt’s snow­ ball must be won in 50 calls; if not, the number of calls Will be increased by one each bingo until a winner is de­ clared. Other prizes offered are: 15 games for $30; two more share-the-weailth games; and a major bingo for $500. A free ticket on a door prize is offered to all pers­ ons bringing the newspaper advertisement clipping to the door. • Proceeds -are for Commun­ ity work, but most of the money will go to the new community Centre fund. The four service dubs in Clinton— Legion, Lions, Kinsmen and Fish and Game—are co-oper- ' ating in this fund-raising pro­ ject. offcra a complete selection of wedding’ announcements styled for the discrim­ inating. ask for Do you know of an easier way to shop or sell? When you make our Want Ads your marketplace, all you do is place your ad and wait for the phone to ring (and ring it will), or sit back and enjoy reading the Want Ads.