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Clinton News-Record, 1967-06-15, Page 5J WELCOME TO FAMILY FUN NIGHT (Photo by Harvey McDowell) MR. AND MRS. RANDAL W. GLEW > ESSEX STREET GODERICH, QNTARlb Sunday Buffet Dinner Every Week vasr qt unnappy ning Aron , This is the cast of the 'one-act ballet at Mrs, M. Zablocka’s ballet recital last Saturday evening in Clinton Legion Hall, Profits of $118,96 from the ballet •have been turned over to the Clinton and District Community Centre Centen­ nial Fund. Janet Arnston played the part 'of King Aron ip the ballet. Ballet Recital Saturday Evening Pleases Family and Friends The ballet students of Mrs, Miloslawa Zabloeki presented I Be E., Maitland Con. & 16th Goderich MRS. BILL LOBB Phone 482-3263 Preparations Continue The welcome and needed rain last Thursday gave the men a rest from the fields and time to think about preparing floats for the, parade on June 17. The Ebenezer Cuties are busy preparing for their big ball game. , . < • More enthusiasm is growing and more antiques . will likely be discovered this week. , sure and contact Mrs. R. Thompson in this regard. Join In The Fun If you want to have a laugh June. 16, be sure and . qome .to., the big • ball game (one will never, see another like it) -be­ tween the “Ebenezer Cuties” and the “Union Tophatters” at 7 o’clock in the school grounds at .Holmesville. Crabapple Laithwaite and Gladiolus Stock will be the of­ ficials. , Then you can spend the rest of the evening enjoying the Variety Program. Hurry, Hurry Hurry and finish the float; for parade time on Saturday is at 1 p.m. If you want to have fun you will, as a full day is planned. •Community Club Mrs. Don Lobb led the mem­ bers in repeating the Creed and the Load’s Prayer to open the June meeting held at the home of Mrs. Carman Tebbutt.' Eleven members and one visi­ tor answered roll call. The minutes of the May meeting . were read and ap­ proved. A balance of $104.71 was re­ ported by Mrs. Murray Forbes. A donation of $5 is to go to the Red Cross. A “Centen­ nial” discussion completed the afternoon. -. Lunch was served with Mrs; Irvine Tebbutt and Mrs. Jim , Lobb assisting the hostess. 7, THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY I AGENT K. W. COLQUHOUN LTD. 14 ISAAC STREET CLINTON, ONTARIO PHONE 482-9747 DRIVER? I Have more vacation fun with an HFC Traveloan Abovs payments Include principal .and Interest enJ art besed OB promptrep ay raen t, b u t do not include the coat of lift insurance AMOUNT LOAN MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS iff Months it months 36 months months 20 mottos 12 months 91DQ f.4.4.$„...$6.12 $9.46 300 18.35 28.37 SSO •'PM*/23,73 32.86 51.24 1000 •57'72!41.45 58.11 91.56 1800 r'A'i*'* 2500 73.35 90.18 tit hi 3000 88.02 108.’’ 4Q00 101.61 117.37 144.30 5000 126.26 146.71 180.37 .’•freve..>*.4. HOUSEHOLD FINANC their recital, Soiree De Danse, at the Clinton Legion Hall last Saturday evening. Those in at­ tendance reported it. was an­ other triumph for both teacher and pupils as"they held their audience spellbound throughout the duration of the perform­ ance. Those young dancers taking part. were Jill Clynick, Tracy Wilson, Michelle Corbett, Caro­ lyn Woods, Vicki Webb, Jackie Gordo er, 'Tracy Castle, Cath­ erine *- McPherson, Jennifer Hamilton, Geana Radley, Ther­ esa Radley, Elizabeth Irwin, Cynthia Dumont, Jane Ann Christensen, Ruth. Ann Pen- found, ’ Adrienne Woods, Cathy Penfound, Nancy Newland, Julie Armstrong, Kathie Wal­ den, Margot Menzies and Sally Walden, all pupils of Janis Galbraith. . ’ \ Beverly Slade, Amanda Stev­ ens, Beverley Edgar, Nancy Kuehl, Megan Smith, Kathleen Knight;Linda . Riley, Brenda. Edgar, Bonnie Gates, Janet Arnston, Cathy Aiken, Jenny Brommer, Cathy Steepe, Bonnie Gardner, Karen Holmes, Sheila Arnston, .Michele Flowers, Linda Leduc,' Donna Led.uc, Brenda Ball, Twyla Arnston, Susan Tyndall, Marilyn Aiken, Beth Feeney and Wendy Bird. Others participating in the. presentation were Judy Finley, Susan Freeman, Carol Free­ man, Teresa Jordan, Wendy Tyndall, Nanette Leather, Ka­ therine Massicotte, Kim Colqu-' hbun, Kathy Nielsen, Jane Worth, Lynne Gibbings, and the pupils of Grade 4 of Clinton Public School. -----------o----------- St. Andrew's WA So- Plans Centennial The Women’s Missionary ciety of St. Andrew's Presby­ terian Church will hold a Cen­ tennial meeting in the school room of the church on Sunday, June 18 at 2:30 p.m. Guests will be the Explorers, under the leadership of Mrs. Flowers and their mothers. Anyone interested in their work will be welcome. There will also be a quilting on June 20. Have more fun on that needed-vacation with, an HFC Traveloan. That pays for lodging, transportation, clothes, camera, even sports equipment. When you return, repay Household conveniently. Visit Household Finance now I Asli about credit lite insurance oh loans at low groufi tales Adastral Park Social Notes •s Editor: Mrs. Sandra Sinker Phone 482-9179 Protestant Chapel Guild 'JThe ladies of the Protestant Chapel Guild and their guests enjoyed a delicious pot-luck supper on Monday evening at the Chapel annex. The tables were decorated with white snowball flowers and an ar­ rangement of pansies. Later, several hilarious skits .were presented by Jean Mc­ Kenzie, Pat Marceil, Kay Tay­ lor, Millie McFarland and Joyce Hatten. Music for the skits was provided by Jimmy Marceil. An auction sale of several ■ lovely violet plants, donated by Mrs. H. Greenaway, was. held and proceeds of $9.50 was given to “Operation Vellore”. Mrs. Kay Taylor presented spoons to Mrs. Hazel Green­ away, Mrs, Joyce Gale, Mrs. Jean McKenzie, Mrs. Pat Mar- ceilr Mrs. Jessie McKay and- Mrs; Two Wolf Cubs Awarded Badges On Sunday Two Clinton Wolf Cubs were awarded their Religion and Life 'badges in Ontario Street Unit­ ed Church on Sunday morning during the regular worship ser­ vice. Len Fawcett, Cub Mastfir. made the presentations to •Robin McAdam and Billy Irwin. To’ earn the. badges, boys must, show by word ‘and deed that they are Christian young men, Bible students and gen­ erally good citizens. BRUCEFIELD NEWS Decdration services will be ’held in Baird’s Cemetery this Sunday, June 18 at 2 p.m. -----------o-------:—* Classified Ads Bring Quick Results BEATTIE FURNITURE - CLINTON Have all the latest styles of Summer Furniture to make your leisure hours more pleasant COME IN AND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION . I All Groupings Specially Priced Two UCW Units Hear About Northern Quebec Mrs. D. Hardy was the guest speaker at a joint meeting of Units J. and 2 of Ontario Street UCW. The Hardy? had lived W Chibougamau, Northern Quebec, for three years. She described the country, the Indian Reserve and the living conditions in that part ,of Canada. Coloured slides were shown to illustrate her talk- .iyiiss Becky Howse favoured the ladies with a solo “Con­ federation Hymn”, . The, devotional /’Understand­ ing * Hjs Way” was given by Mrs., Alice Lawson and Mrs. H, Njvens. < Mrs. A. Venner, Mrs, A- Law- son, Mrs. R, Tyndall, Mrs. A, Groves and Mrs. L. Ellis were hostesses for the social time after the meeting. Mr, and Mrs. pave Triebner called during the weekend on Mr. Treibner’s uncle, Dave Lip­ pert of Gravenhurst. Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner, Gary Triebner, Bob Allan and Dpn Brodie' spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs,' Campbell Ayre at Restoule and enjoyed some good fishing. Owl Mrs. Marianne Brochu, Rene Kelly who are leaving. The evening endfid with a sing­ song. Thanks was extended to Mrs. Ruby Driscoll’s grou$ who was in charge of the evening. Brownies During an enrolment cere- •mony held at the Community Centre on Wed., June 7, the “Tweenies” travelled down a golden path to the ipagic pool and were greeted by v Tawny Owl, Mrs. J. Bullough after which they went to the toad­ stool .and were. enrolled into Brownies by Brown S. Dukes. • Wendy Sewell, Cummings, Elaine Karen Howland, Janet Hum­ phreys, , Rochelle Amirault, Wendy Boissevain, Gwen Priest­ ley; Cathy Smith, Cathy Aiken, Carolyn Anderson, k and Karen Sinker are the new Brownie^ The girls did a -skit and played a game for their parents. Grade Four Class A surprise farewell party for Mrs. Etue who is taking a leave of absence, was arranged by, her Grade 4 pupils at AM Hugh Campbell Public School. Several skits and a play were presented. There was also 'a baton demonstration., A cake, specially.decorated, was part of the refreshments served. Personals Mrs. Louise Mullaney and. Miss Diane Moody have return­ ed home after being patients at the Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Arm­ strong from* Saskatoon, Sask., have been visiting with their daughter and son-in-law Sgt. and Mrs. Jack-Hewitt. Thirteen ladies were present at a farewell party hosted by Mrs. Bea Bowman and Mrs. Merle Prest for Mrs. Joyce Gale who is leaving for Rivers, Man., where her husband is posted. A gift of a lovely white evening purse was given to Joyce. Dur­ ing the evening, several games were played and a delicious lunch was served. BEATTIE FURNITURE Mary Jean Neilans became the bride of Randall .William Glew recently at a double-ring ceremony in St. Andrew’s Pres­ byterian Church with Rev, R. U. MacLean officiating. The bride is the daughter ’of , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neilans, •i Clinton, and the groom is the son* of Mr. and Mrs, William Glew, also of Clinton. The church was decorated with white ’mums and snap­ dragons and candelabra for the wedding service. Soloist William Cook sang “Bless This House” and “The Lord’s Prayer” ac­ companied at the-organ by Mrs. Morgan Agnew. Given in miarriage by her father, the bride wore an orig­ inal gown of white peau de soie featuring an empire bodice with lily point sleeves. The sheath skirt formed a slight tram. A lace coronet headpiece held her full-length hand ap- pliqued veil: She carried a cres­ cent of pale pink spider ’mums With a mauve orchid in the midst of them. Miss Margaret, Leiper, Tor­ onto as maid of honor and Miss Joyce Neilans, Clinton and. Miss Ruth Ann Neilans, Clinton, bridesmaids, were gowned alike ’in floor-length empire style gowns of lilac crepe accented by panels of, white Guipure lace. They wore matching wedding ring headdresses with small veils,, and carried white lace Sergeants' Mess Plans Week of Centennial Fun ■ One of the most unique ideas for a Centennial Cele­ bration is the current brain­ child of the Sergeants’ Mess at CFB Clinton. The enter­ tainment committee headed by Sgt. Larry Lapointe is finalizing preparation for a full week of activities to celebrate Canada’s 100th birthday. The festivities will run from- the 17th to the 24th of June and are open to mem­ bers of the Sgts’ Mess and their invited guests from the local area. Each day will feature a different type of entertainment with a Cen­ tennial theme. Thurs,, June 15, 1News-Record~—Page 5 MAKE, YOUR WASH ©AY A HOLIDAY! LET US DO YOUR LAUNDRY MEN'S SHIRTS, OUR SPECIALTY Phone 482-9491 HURON LAUNDRY 154 BEECH STREET ~ CUNTON, ONT. FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 5:00 P.M. TO 7:30 P.M. . -t- COME AS YOU ARE — '■ ■ ■ I ■ Adults $2,50 Children under 10 Half Price Children under 4 — FREE Ballroom available for dances, parties,-meetings. Catering to Luncheons, Weddings, Banquets, etc. PHONES 524-9371 — 524-9264 nosegays of pale pink spider ’mums with mauve ribbon en­ twined among them. A floor-length gown styled similarly to the bride’s gown was worn by the flowergirl, Miss Susan Finch, Clinton. Her headpiece of lace held a tiny veil and she carried a white lace nosegay of pale pink ’spider ’mums with mauve ribbon'en­ twined among them. Groomsman was Jim Collins, Clinton. Frank Glew, Tjllson- burg, and Jim Leiper, Toronto, ushered the guests. For a wedding reception in the basement of the church, white candles and vases filled with pink ’mums graced the tables. Receiving guests were the bride’s mother wearing a yellow lace coat and dress en­ semble with yellow accessories, white hat and gloves and a cor­ sage of white' 'mums. The groom’s mother chose a pink linen coat and dress ensemble with black patent accessories, pink hat and gloves and a cor­ sage of white ’mums. For travelling to Niagara Falls ahd the northern pnited States, the bride wore a sleeve­ less two-piece boucle.suit with navy blue accessories, turquoise hat and gloves and a corsage of red roses. 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