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Clinton News-Record, 1962-11-01, Page 9Adastrel Dark Social Notes News Editor: Anne Aileron -,-- Narnoy .Bokser celebrated ,her eigtirth !b&iithday wiitle a HOW - !e'en party en Oeteber 27. The ;seven guest's all were eeetruanes which added to the gaiety. W02 read Mrs, le, ll'. Buck have left !for .Sit, Hebert, P.Q. Their daughter Kahn; present- ly wiitt the WW1 Canadian 'Navy at HMCS" Sltediacona walll eeene red, ee emd'lher leave with leer parents rbetbre going on a enwise d'own soutih. Roulet-Lee Nuptials St. Paul's Ramanv Catholic Orwell was the scene of a patty wedding Sraturdlay 'ailtetr, noon, October 27, The ceremony was lsenforreed rby F/L the Reverend Rtehard Bussey, sta- t'ionv chaplain, , The bridegroom, LAC Roger Boulet is the cion of Mr. .and Mrs,. Oarnite 'Roulet, Kingsley Falls, Quebec, The best ,man was LAC Maurice Groulx. Miss Sandia Lee, the bride, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lee of C1inr1 c n. She was srnaatly ,attired' in a bale amine. length, white nylon over taffeta, ,gown. Her headdress had a shoxit veil !and she car- ried red rosebuds. He latteendai t, Mrs. M, Gr- oulx ware a blue frock and a corsage of white .carnations. The .altar was adonnled with bronze 'mums end white tapers. The young couple then feet ,for i — Phone. HU 2-7.349 a 'trip to Moose Jaw, Saslaat- cheee, Farewell to Couple Sgt. .BraM. M. Charn{bers have gone Ito visit relatives en the state of Maine ,and will spend 'a moral visiting in. New Brunswick. They will then re- turn to Trenton, from whence they well ,fly to Germany. Two weeks ago friends ,and nrieighbours surprised Mrs., Ch- ambers with a "farewell goitfee party". She was presenterl with A lovely piece of jewellery as a memento of RCAF Stettin Clinton. Goderich Twp. South Rev. Ross McDonald, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Bayfield, called on Colin Mac- Donald and sister one day last week. Mrs. Gladys Wallis, Clinton, visited with Mrs. Eleanor Picot on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling and Mark, Toronto, spent the weekend with the former's mo- ther, Mrs. J. R. Stirling, - 0 PORTER'S HILL Commencing Sunday, Novem- ber 4, service at Grace Church will be in the afternoon. Sun- day School will be at 1 p.m, and church service at 1.45 p.m. NEED MONEY You Receive $1,600 $2,000 $2,500 $3,000 Business Loans against 30, 60, 90 day Accounts Receiveable CAPITAL LOANS TO BUSINESSES Special arrangements made on larger loans up to $250,000 each Phone FR 6-7324 NO BONUS You Pay Monthly Principal & Interest $40.08 $50.10 $62.62 $75.14 Number Months 60 Months 60 Months 60 Months 60 Months Bluewater Acceptance Limited 937 2nd Avenue East, Owen Sound, Ontario 44-5-6-7-8p a 1 Enjoy the 'Pleasant Atmosphere and the Soft Music of "The COLLEGIANS" Nightly At The "Huron Room" QUEEN'S HOTEL SEAFORTH 44b BRUCEFIELD Mise Kathleen Told}ott is spending ,a few el YS n, Tor t. Mr, and Mrs. Alois Hirsch, Kitchener, spent the weekend. with Mrs, C. McCartney. James Souter suffered a heart attack on Fridey and is in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, Mrs. George MoCantney had a successful sale oe Saturday. She plans tie make her home fn Seaforth, Miss 0, McCartney was a Weekend guest with her par- eats, Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Mc- Cartney, Brucefield United Church Women are invited to the Thankoffering services at Varna on 'Thursday evening. Mrs. Gordon Elliott is a patient in Victoria Hospital, where sheis iniprovrng in health. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Brock, Hensall, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Cornish on Sunday. Unit Three will sponsor an illustrated talk on North Africa by Dr. E. A, McMaster, Grand Bend, on Wednesday, Novem- ber ' at 8.15 p.m, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan White- man, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Neale, London, spent Sunday with Mrs. Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wilson and Mr-. and Mrs. Jiro Mc- Gregor, Kippen, recently visit- ed with Mm, and Mrs, Ray Mas- an in Windsor, Mrs, John Cairns, Mrs, Wil- liam Wright and Mrs. A. John- ston, Seaforth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and attended ' church service here on Sunday, Anniversary Large crowds attended the anniversary services in Bruce - field United Church on Sun- day, when the Rev. A. G. Pease of Bayfield, was guest speak- er. He delivered two impres- sive and informative addresses, In the morning the choir con- tributed two anthems, under tale direction of choir leader Mrs. John R. Murdoch. In the even- ing, the Pilgrim Singers, a lad- ies sextet from Clinton, pro- vided special numbers. LONDESBORO (Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan Phone Myth 37 r 5) The Huron Presbytery Mis- sionary and Maintenance Rally was . held in Londesboro on Wednesday evening, October 24 wtih a good attendance. The highlight of the evening was the address given by Rev. Wal- ton B. Tonge, B.A, :B.D , of Chung Chi College, Hong Kong. The address was accompanied by an interesting film entitled "Hong Kong, •the Misery and the Splendour". An address, "Tackling the Challenge of M. & M. in the local church" was given. by Rev. Robert G. Trimble, B.A., B.D. A social cup of tea was served by the local ladies. The Masonic banquet on Fri- day evening was catered to by the United Church Women. About 80 plates were served. A good program by local talent was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little's new house arrived on Friday and will soon be ready for oc cupancy, The Kernahan Co., London, has the contract. Mrs. Sadie McDonald, Wal- ton, was a visitor in the village over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, John Burr and family were recent visitors with the datter's father, James Mc- Cool. William Cole, Stratford, cal- led on Mrs. Bert Allen on Mon- day. and SIMM ONS MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING SALE From Thursday, November 1, 1962, to Saturday, November 10, 1962 The above applies on the purchase of any new Sealy or Simmons Mattress or Box Spring Units ranging from $59,90 to .$196.00. For Christmas Delivery We Have a Complete Line of CHAIRS NYLON FRIEZE --- KROEHLER ■�� SWIVEL ROCKERS Only VINELLE ��� SWIVEL ROCKERS Only $65.00 MANY OTHERS FROM $9.95 AND UP Free Credit No Carrying Charges Beattie Furniture CUNIONHU 249521 NEWS OF KIPPEN (Correspondent, ,MR$r N. LONG, Phone Hensall ;278-W-1) Mr, an dMrs clarenc Pri e - tap, Mitchell, visited on ,Sunday With Mr, and Mrs. Bert Thom- sen and fancily, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Wren spent the weekend in Hanover visiting their on and daughter- in-law,,Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Wren, Norman leen returned home Thursday from being hospitaliz- ed in :Stratford General Hospi, tal, much improved in- health, Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brown, Detroit and Mrs. Alvin Ulch, Windsor, visited .on Sundaywith the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Long. Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Hood and Joyce, .and Lloyd Thomson, attended the Saldivar-Dolmage wedding on Saturday at Cavan United Church, Winthrop. Mrs. Edgar McBride, her sis- ters, Mrs, Robert Dalrymple and Mrs. S. Baird, Brucefield, spent the weekend with a sis- ter, Mrs, Grant Love and Mr. Love, Caro, Mich, Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, 3. L. Lostell and family included Mr, and Mrs. Charles O'Brien, Exeter; Mr, and Mrs. William Gilfillan and family, Exeter; Mr, and Mrs, Glen. Sturgeon, Bayfield; and Wayne Pridham, Cromarty. Mr, and Mrs. Alex McBeath and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hendrick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, Exeter and Miss Donna Hayter, Lon- don, attended the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin, Exeter, and a dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, on October 24. Homemakers On October 23, the Seventh Stanley Sallies 4-H meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Eileen Consitt. The meeting opened with the 4-1-1 pledge, Roll call was answered by giv- ing the name of labels of come Mrs. Robert Baker, Sr. HENSALL — Mrs. Robert Bahr, Sr., Herman, passed away in Clinton Public Hospi- tal on Saturday, October 27, where she had been a patient for some weeks, having suffer- ed several strokesdenting the summer. In her 70th year, • she was the i?ornner Clara Meade and was highlythought of in the village where she had re- sided with cher husband for a number of years. Surviving are her husband; eight sons, Gran, London; John, Murray, Bab, B!i'11, all of Hen - sell; Austin, Stratford;; Meadle,. London; Bruce, Kingston; five daughters, Mrs. Grant (Gladys) McGregor, Hensall; Mrs. Adam (Wanda) Wilson, Brucefield; Mrs. Alphonse (Betty) Greater, RR. 3, Zurich; Mrs. Bill (Clara) Brown, Seaforth; Mrs. Bruce (Irene) Tyndall, Ci'inton; 38 grandchildren an three ,great- grandohiiiren, ,Pnivatte funeral service was held' Monday, October 29, from Bonthron funeral home, Hen- sall, by the Rev, Ross Mac- Donald, to Baird's Cemetery. Pallbearers were her ,six sons, Glen Baker, Jdhn Baker, Bob Baker, Jr., Austin Baker, Meade Baker, Bruce Baker. hr MONEY NTSMHvmem IT Will SUNDER TOOETINMMDEBr 7MMNTOGET Ofirear ... ALUMINUM WINDOWS ALUMINUM DOORS ALUMINUM AWNINGS RUSSELL L. JERVIS COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL REIAaDELIING HU.2-9390 68 ALBERT ST_ m i . ere all canned or fr en veg- etables, g Minutes were rad y Ann Clifton, The topic was "Vegetables all Year Round"! Twa cans of peas were opened. One can was "fancy" And the other was "choice", The size and flavour Were discussed. HENSALL (MRS, MAUDE HEDDEN, Correspondent) Mrs, Sim Roobol who has been Hospital, a patient at St. Joseph's o pital, London, whore she underwentsurgery, returned home on Friday. Miss Linda Reid is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, where She underwent eye surgery, Rebekah Sale Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen- sail, on Saturday, October 27, realized over $60 at their bake sale and afternoon tea, held in the lower lodge hall, In charge of the bake table were Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Mrs. Clarence Volland, Mrs. Joe Flynn; candy, Mrs. George Parker a n d Mrs. Blighton Ferg; produce, Mrs. Jack Cor- bett; tea tables, Mrs. Hugh Mc- Ewen, Mrs. Inez McEwen, Mrs. Elgin Thompson, Mrs. Leona Parke, Mrs. Howard Lemmon; cashier, Mrs. Ed Corbett. Love- ly arrangements of autumn flowers decorated the tea tables, Musicale The concert musicale in Hensall United Church on Sun- day, October 28 was presented by the three choirs to a packed church under the direction of Mrs. Robert Pryde, choir lead- er and organist, with every number outstanding, showing great musical talent with cred- it to their leader and singers. The choirs were assisted by guest artists Miss Gail Atwell, St. Marys, and the Woodham male quartet. Mrs. Pryde's rendition of Polonaise (Chopin) Op. 53 on the piano, and Rondo in G (John Bull), arranged by R. Ellsasser on the pipe organ were beautiful and many fine comments were heard. Their closing number, "The Battle Hymn Of The Republic" was a fitting climax showing great ability. Hope for a repeat of this delghtiful concert has been expressed by many people. During luncheon, served by the United Church Women, Mrs, Pryde was presented with a crystal candy dish. Harry Hor- ton made the presentation. Be- fore the service Mrs. Pryde had been presented with a cor- sage. The offering for the New Christian Educational Wing a- mounted to $203. Mrs. Edward Norminton HENSALL -- Residents of Hensall and community were shocked to 'learn of the passing of Mrs. Edward Noeminton, a well knewa and highly esteem- ed resident of the village„ She died ;suld'denly in Woodstock General Hosrpital on October 25. She had been visiting with her sans-inr-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tnagtuairr, Wood'Stook, when she suffered a heart seizure • and was rushed he hospital. En her 60th: year she was Martha Freda Smalla- eoanbe, and was born in Hen- siail, daughter of the Date Mr. and Mee. Fred Srnailacomibe. Mrs. Norm inita n was farmemly a teacher at SS 10, Hay, a member of Hensall Wonnen's Institute, a past vice-president, and past secretary and a mem- ber of the .Hensall Library Beard and Heineall United Church, Surviving are her husband, one son Ted, at University of Toronto; one daughter Mrs. Arthur (Lenore) Tracy:lair, Woodstock; one brother Fred Srnal]iaconnbe, Guelph; ere, sis- ter Mrs ;Cornelius (Jean) Fab- er, RR, 3, Exeter; an aunt Miss Mattie El1'lis, Hensall, and three grandchildren. Public funeral service, large- ly attltended, was held Saturday •from the Bonthron funeral hoah,e, by the Rev: Herold F. Currie, ,Burial was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Bearers were Jaclt Boyd, Bob Cameron, Jr., Albert Sthlrray, Lorene Chatn- Man, Ken Elder, Harotld Elden FREE Farm. Welding Clinic at Clinton DEMONSTRATING MILD STEEL CARBON STEEL CAST IRON Take Hoene 2 Week FREE Trial LINCOLN 180 Amp WELDER ebrnplete With Accessories if Purchased Only $ 14p.00 tax extra DATE: Wednesday, November 7, 1962 TiME 7.30 p.ni. PLA": BLAKE'S WELDING & MACHINE King Street, 4lihtor, (next door to Wails Auto Elecfrit) Everyone Welcome Sponsored hy: Canadian Oxygen Limited (Canox). London115 Hatniitdh Road Ontario Phone GE s -0f44 YARNA (Correspondent,. Fred, Me0ahlee The •UCW of the (Trilled' .Church held • a successful bazaar last Saturday afternoon,. LOT., No, 1835 are holding. their :annual supper. at Gpshen oa Friday, November 2. Miss Edith Beatty is at pre, Sent a patient in Clinton Public Hospital: Lloyd,.Keys, Charles Reid and Fred McClymont attended the 'South Huron Co u n t y Orange • Lodge at Greenway last Wednesday evening, The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administerecd in the United Church next Sunday with Rev. E. Roulston in charge, Miss Mildred Morrison and Miss Joan Meelyinont attend: ed the United Young People's conference et Strathroy last weekend, The United Church Women are holding their thankoffer- ing meeting in the church on Thursday, November 1 at 8.30 p.m. Guests. will be the United Church Women of Brucefield and Kipper with Mrs, Currie, Hensall, as guest speaker, 0-- William G. Griffiths Funeral .service was conduct- ed on Thursday, October 26, at the Bali !and Mutdh ,funeral home, 153 High Street, Clinton, for William Gideon Griffiths, late of 194 Edinboro Road, Guelph, ,after an illness of a- bout two weeks. The Rev. H. A, Funge, Lon- desboro United 'Church, offic- fated, and interment was in Bleth Union ;Cemetery, Pall- bearers were Ceeil, Norman and Arthur Griffiths, sans .of the deceased; Bill Breen and Ro- bert Murray, sons -yin -law and Robert Griffiths, a grandson. Born on October 10, 1876, in Wales, Bxribish Isles, he came .to Canada When ten years old and worked ;in the Londesbora area as a carpenter. Mr. Griffiths married Rosetta Yungblut on June 6, 1906, and she survives him. They lived at Landesboro until moving to Guelph six years gaga, Mr. Griffiths was a carpenter, and a member of Unity Lodge, No. 47 IOOF. Suawivinng are three sons, Cecil, Guelph; Norman, Niagara Falls; Arthur, London; two dau- ghters, Mrs. Robert (Peale) Murray, Guelph; Mrs. William. (Dorothy) Breen, Loardon; 11 grandchildren andthree great grandolviMiren. SAYS el 4 OW DEPEND CNTHE R4t8IT7 feerfDRLU /C, FRIENDS.. REMENB,ER: ITDIONT WORK FOR THER488rT! ' YOUR ARS BES FRIEND' HAROLD'S WHITE ROSE GARAGE SPECIALIZING IN AUTOMATIC GENERAL-- REPAIRS 111),1'9013 22' VcitTNOTRoiNA Sr, Thurs,, Nor. 1, 18162 New Opporfunity for Gift.Buying ..m c. By Dee er 10 Clinton Sews -Record, -,P0909 of the Winter in the eciatill. any easel we will ivdt 1 surprised So e people get their Per niv , and/or licence n beer '.6he Chnilsrtnilaa tree, At last--tihe perrfect gift for the 'man who bas eve +yltbin " '11he ixrgvin'ce of Ontario is offering driver's Iieeses arid vie- hielle permite fee :sale ilia win- ter rby Deaernber 1Q, Tbils is three weekts earlier than an Other years, and is scheduled for ;period just before Oivr istmas shopping .is completed, This 3s Loot Itlhe purpose, how-. ever, of the Department of Transport, At :least the :advan- tages listed are convenience and the encouragement of sale of new vehicles. Also Iihe De- pat/anent same this is .a help oto thesecilbizens who spend. pant BARN CLEANER SILO UNI,OADER $R BUNK FEEDER YOULL GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A ,BADGER SALES - SERVICE • iestauATJON JOHNB EA NEJ BRUCEFIELD, ONT. 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Quality Hardware and Housewares Electrical Appliances and Supplies PHONE HU 2-7023 CLINTON WHAT'S YOUR BEEF? Big or Small It doesn't matter whether you're in the beef cattie business in a big be small ways you can plan for increased profite ,with SHUR- GAIN Beef I✓eeds.' Come in, we'll show you facts and figures that will prove that the SHUR,GAIN Pro- gram will help you Obtain meximum gains at minimum cost frbVn your beef feeding operation. CLINTON FEED MILL 28 Huron Street --- CLINTON --- Phone HU 2-3815