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Clinton News-Record, 1967-08-10, Page 8Clinton News-Record, Thursday, August 10, 1007 MRS Auburn and District WES BEADNOCK—Corr«»|Mmd»nr—Fhon« 524-75F5 Await Results Here PERSONALS Mr, and Mrs. Rod Singh and Kristen of Detroit, and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Morris London arid Monique spent the week end with the ladies’ mother, Mrs. Arthur Grange, Jennifer and Shelley. * * * Mr, and Mrs, William Corn- t ishpf Belmont visited last Sun day with Mr. apd Mrs. Ed Davies, # * * The August meeting of the Auburn Women’s Institute will be held on August 15th at 8.30 p.ni, The convener of Citizen ship and Education, Mrs. Leonard Archambault? will be in charge of the special speak er. A study of British Col umbia will be had as this is part of our Centennial year’s study*. A program is beingplan- ned. Everyone welcome. Harvey McGee of Galt vis ited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McClinchey and attended the East Wawa- nosh Township Centennial cel- ebrations. He was the guest soloist at the Saturday evening concert and his many 1 lends enjoyed .the favorite old-time songs sung by our Huron County Harry Lauder. He also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Redmond of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. # « * Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Millian were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Millian and fam ily of Washington, D.C., Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGee and family of Kintore, Mr. Paul Gardner, Toronto, Miss Carol Huchins, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merrill, Summerhill, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomson and family of Stratford, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Treble of Lon don visited . on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Millian and fam ily are holidaying at a cot tage at Kincardine. * # * Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor sold her store last week to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson of Bel grave and they take possession early in September. Mrs. Tay lor and the late Gordon R. Tay lor purchased this store and .buildings in. 1925 from the late Tom Riddell and have operated it (successfully ev.er since. Mr. Titylor^ passed’ ri.wa^^rii Feb. '' ruary and since that time his wife assisted by Mrs. Ben Ham ilton, has carried on. * * # Friends are pleased to know that J. J. Robertson returned from Goderich Hospital to his home after several weeks a patient there. • * * # Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of AmherstburgvisitedlastSun- day with Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan and Mrs. Charles Straughan. Misses Lorraine andBarbara Chamney visited last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chamney. * # $ • Master Paul Gibson Of Sea forth visited the first of the week with Master Eldon Cham ney of Auburn. Eldon returned with Paul and spent the rest of the week at his place. $ $ # - , Edger Leatherland and fian cee visited over the weekend . with his mother Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. JJC * # Mr. and Mrs. Whaley Sr. and Mr, William Whaley Jr, ton and Mrs. Edith q.G.I.T, damp at KintalT last yzeek, # $ Mark‘Arthur visited last Sat urday with his grandfather Wilmer Keller at Dublin, # * * Ian Raes Roberts of London, England^ is visiting with his uncle, Rev. M,R, Roberts, Mrs, Roberts, Margaret and William, They left on Saturday afternoon for their vacation in the Mari times and at Expo. About 85 men and women -- day-school and hom^study pupils - who wrote Grade 13 examinations in June at cent ral Huron Secondary School in Clinton are anxiously ^waiting next Tuesday, August 15. The University of Toronto has been headquarters for 1,303 secondary school teachers who were marking the 175,00Q pap. ers written by people with as piration foy higher leaimingin various fields. While this year’s graduating class must undergo the agony that accompanies the long sum mer wait for mar ds, Grade 13 classes next year will b© spared much of this type of concern. Jt was announced earlier in the year that 1968 Grade 13 standing will oe ueternlnnea by the schools. Main objection from some areas to the'present system of examining Grade J3 hopefuls, has been the lata arrival of marks. While mid-August is usually when results reach the Students, it has left little time to make final arrangements and decisions about fall glasses at universities and schools often selected on the basis of marks. This year, through the use of computer tapes and print-outs, 1 the system will be somewhat improved. All Ontario uni rer. sltles will receive the record of every candidate the same day the local high schools do. This will permit universities to quickly process admission applications from Ontario stud ents, Wedding lectures JERVIS STUDIO Phone 48&7006 ff A spcmaj. revisiu-omax’-dofiiQ members representing the On tario Department of Education and the universities will have reviewed each student's results before they are released. Com plaints have been received by Education Minister William Davis that the examination besl ed on the new mathematics was too difficult. Any student failing an exam! has, the right to appeal, lie must state his reasons and pay a $2 fee in a letter postmark ed no later than September 1, Bowling Seam Will Soon Be Here! We ere looking forward to meeting captains of leagues as well us new leagues to arrange booking* for the 1967-6S I season, . ' F A new coffee bar is being Installed. F The management Is happy to announce the appo|ntm»if»t of Mr. Ward Knox as manager of Clinton Bowling Lanes. Would anyone interested in bowling please contact Ward \ at 17 Gibbins St or phone 482-7776, leaving name and phone number. Bernard Michigan with Mr. Having sold our trucking business in Varna to Gerald Parsons and Barry Baigent of Thamesford, effective August 1st, I want to fake this opportunity to express appreciation to all our customers and friends who have been so faithful during the years we have been business. G. Parsons, 482-3268 -U B. Baigent, 482-9843 At the same time we bespeak, on behalf of Mr. Parsons and Mr. Baigent a Continuation of that Same relationship that has contributed to such a degree to our success during our 19 years here. Melvin and Robert Webster. ANNOUNCEMENT Telephone Number, Clinton WASHABLE VINYL HEADBOARD LOWEST BEATTIE FURNITURE ™ CLI OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS William and Mrs. of Tren- __ _ Craig of Goderich visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs, Rob ert Chamney of Auburn. # $ * ' Harvey McGee of Galt is visiting tfiis week with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McClinchey. Miss Judy Arthur and her grandmother, Mrs. Elmer Kel ler of Dublin attended a funeral % at Elmira last Saturday. * * * Mr. and Mrs. McEachen of Flint, spent the weekend and Mrs. Maitland Allen. ** * Mrs, Duncan MacKay of Sault Ste, Marie is spending a few days in the village with her husband, Mr. MacKay and son, John. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robert son of Copper Cliff spent the weekend with his father J. J. Robertson and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan. $ * # A large crowd attended the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gross (nee Bernice Mc Dougall). An address of con- • ' gratulations was read by Wayne Millian andDonald Young presented them with a purse of money. Music for dancing was provided by the Black Hawk orchestra. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and family1 of Ilderton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig. # * # Mr.'and Mrs. Thomas John-' ston visited on Sunday in Mit- chell with his sister, Mrs. Roy „ Farrow.* . ,..f< Misses Jean Houston and Jean Jamieson of Toronto are vaca tioning with their sister, Miss Frances Houston and aunt, Miss Olive Young. * ❖ # Oliver Anderson and Miss Nancy Anderson, Mrs. Edgar Lawson and Miss Margaret R. Jackson visited lastSundaywith Mrs. Oliver Anderson who is a patient in St. Joseph’s Hos pital, London. # $ * Miss Sheron Collins attended i BEATTIE FURNITURE ™ CLINTON Order Today NEVER BEFORE I SUCH AN FIRST COME.. Exciting Value Beverley QUILT-TOP MATTRESS OK BOX SPRING Beverley C MAT IRENS Cj COMPARE AT $59*50 TamousSprii gwall Vent-air Deluxe MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING COMPARE AT $69.50 FIRST SERVED ■tt ■* BU H9 mw* tel K;l- TWIN BED ENSEMBLE COMPARE i ill r i Yi > M| YOU GET 39” SMOOTH-TOP MATTRESS MATCHING BOX SPRING SET OF LEGS AND BRACKETS PRICE