Clinton News-Record, 1964-07-09, Page 5Kirkton Community Association
20th ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY
KIRKTON FAIR GROUNDS a
Wednesday, July 15, 1964
CAMPERS Come to us for
Complete Stock of
Suntan Preparations and Lotions
and Insect Repellents
CAMERAS and FILMS
for Movie, Instamatic and Regular Cameras
FAST FINISHING SERVICE
SPECIALS
Wildroot Cream 011--Reg, 98c , 69e
Colgate Dental Cream--Giant Size 61c
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tablets-100 tablets 19c
Spray Net-41,49 size plus 79c size Special $1.86
Ocloroho Cream Deodorant-, -55c size Spetial 49c
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EDWARDS P
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ARMACY
6:00 p.m.--Softball Game
7:30—Budding Stars Juvenile Program
9:00—Sparkling Professional Program .
PARKING ON THE GROUNDS
Adults $1.00 Children 25c
Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service
Special Values and Reminders This Week
Alan W. Edwar'd Mary 8. Edwordt, P1-161.13.
AutVnOtAL p140to SERVICE
Presorhationd Anithal Ntath SUPPiteS
linton Ontario
Miss Eva Rapson
Miss Eva Emma Rapson,
formerly of Clinton, died on
Saturday, June 27th, 1964 'at
her home on Westview Blvd.,
in East York.
Miss Rapson was born in Hal-
lett Township, in Huron Calm-
Club Holds Picnic
The SS No. 4 Community
Club of Goderich Township and
their families held their annual
picnic at the former school-
house on Sunday.
Specials In
Studebaker Cars
1963 Studebaker Wagonaire, V-8 motor, really
loaded with extra specials for camping..
1963 6-cyl, 4-door Regal Deluxe, overdrive and
radio.
1962 4-door Deluxe, overdrive. °
1962 4.door Delinte, standard.
1961 4-door Deluxe, standard.
1961 4'door Deluxe with automatic.
1960 Zcloor, with overdrive and radio,
1960 4.door, overdrive and radio.
1960 4.door, standard and radio.
OTHER MAKES iro CHOOSE PROM —
W. H. Dalrymple & Son
"TOP OLOALITY AT PAIR iR10ES" STUDEBAKER SALES SERVICE
OFFICIAL OPENING
— OF
TOM DARLING
330 Victoria Street, Clinton
FRIDAY -- SATURDAY -- SUNDAY
July 10 -- 11 12
LEONARD HOME APPLIANCES
GROCERIES
Neilans 3/4 Ged, Ice Cream Now 79c Reg. $1.07 .... , .. ..
.
.........
Pepsi-Colo-Buy 1 .. Carton—Get 1 Free
Refrigerator & Electrical Service
3 DOOR PRIZES
Phone 482-3807
Open 'Till 10:00 p,m, Every Evening
ThqrsgAn4 July .9 1964-,-Clinton! -N9WS-ftecor*,-Page
And Here She h
Miss Models Midriff
Four-year-old Miss Irene Visser modelled her
new topless bikini in the town wading pool this
week, and was photographed by her father, John
Visser, News-Record staff photographer.
Furnace Cleaning Time
We are now starting to clean and summer recondition
the furnaces of our CHAMPION oil customers. If you
would like us to do your furnace don't hesitate to contact
us and tell• us when it would be convenient for you. We
have our own furnace man and complete stock of parts
and equipment to insure our customers they won't have
to wait.
ALSO
Our Parts Are Priced The Lowest and an Extra 10%
Is Deducted If Our Fuel OH Is Used
A Free Oil Filter Is Supplied With All Cleanouts
(Our Customers Only)
If You Are Not A Customer Of Ours Now, Contact
Us And Have Your Name Placed On Our List
For Furnace Cleaning.
"We Now Offer Complete Oil Heating
Service'
A. G. GRIGG 6E Son
PHONE 482-9411 CLINTON
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leachers College
Lists -Graduates
In Clinton Area
Poer Rabbit's Pail Pooped O
Randy Garrow (prostrate) played the role of Peter Rabbit who was chased
from Mr. McGregor's garden and collapsed at his home. Peter's mother (with
basket) was played by Brenda Galachiuk, Other rabbits (from left) are Sharon
Dupee, Kim Colquhoun, Heather Hart, Mrs. Ken Williams, teacher, is in the
background. (News-Record Photos 1.)) Visser)
er arten. Finale For 1964
All Of The 29 Students Participated In The Year-End Display
CHSS Examination Results Listed
(Continued from Page Two)
Linda Osborn, Patsy Rathwell,
Karen Saddler, Lynnda Scotch-
mer, Donna Shabbrook.
Grade 1083 -
Gary Black, Bert Coleman,
Nancy Elliott, Robert Farquhar,
Mary Ferguson, William Hulls,
Richard Holland, Murray Mc-
Adams, Marg. McCullough,
Doug McPherson, Keith Rader,
John Saundercock, Charles
Switzer, Barbara Turner,
Grade 1004
James Cox, Gerald Hayter,
Jim McCurdy, Donald Machan,
Trevor Moon, Dean Reid, Doug-
las Thompson, Charley Zander-
van. .
Grade 1085
Rag. Badley, Bob Batkin,
Paul Booth, David DePutter,
Jeffrey Dixon, Leroy Felkar,
Terry Fitzsimons, David Scan-
lon, Douglas Telford, Steven
Tyndall, James Wright, Doug.
Vincent.
Grade 1086-1
End. Option
Jim Baker, Richard LeBean,
Wayne Potter, Bill Turner.
Grade 10B6.N•-ii
Agric. Option
Ralph Buffinga, Peter DeCoo,
Harvey Drager, David Durard,
Raymond Eckel, Ivan Oesch,
Robert Vocklen,
Grade 1001
Gordon Caldwell, Jim Collins,
Neil Josling, , Douglas McCul-
lough, Gayle Turner, Joyce
Vestrum, Marilyn Zondervan,
Grade 10C2
Cathy Baker, Janet Brandon,
Sharon Cleave, Mid. Fowler,
Marjorie Gloushes', June Gooier,
Sherry Mitchell.
Grade 10C3
Bonnie Edward, Sharon Lee,
Ellen Lindsay, Sheila Lockwood,
Joan Mote, Bonnie Pollack.
Grade 1004
Jim Gibbons, Dwight Gibson,
Gwilyn Griffiths, Larry Hoy,
Arthur Flunking, Ivan Pickett,
Douglas Wallis.
Gradel OCS
Terrance Bauer, Ha,rVe.ry Hon.
land
—TELEVISION
We now have a large
number of recondition-
ed guaranteed
17'" Portables &
Table Models
suitable for cottage or
home . FOR SALE
OR RENT.
—MERRILL TV /15 Victoria Street
Grade 11A1
Keith Cartwright, Barbara
Flea, Jahn Geiger, Shirley
Johnston, Anne Knapp, Clara
Martin, Linda IVfurch„ Larry
Pearson,
James Pollard, Doug Proctor,
Barbara Semple, Barbara Sharp,
Roberta Smith, Richard Steen-
sire, Marjorie Turner, John
Vanderhaar, Jo. VanLammeren,
Lenus Yea.
Grade 11A2
Judy Amy, Murray Blackie,
James Cole, Lynda Cole, Harry
Cummings, T e en a Deboer,
Cathy Draper, Brad Dutot, Joan
Grade 12A1
Laurie. Bates, Lynn'Browns
Jean Christian, Douglas Currie,
Lorraine Deveau, Terry Gates,
Stuart Grigg, Joyce Hayter,
Bev. Hill', Bernice Hunking,
Glenyce Jewitt,
Edward Land, George Lind-
sey, Ann IVIcCowan, Carole Mc-
Donough, Rosemary MacDon-
ald, Chris Muise, Shirley Must-
ard, Anita Nelischer, Lynne
Palmer, John Ross,
Gary Sernennik, Margaret
Semple, Richard Shaddiek.,
Beryl Stevens, Bonnie Starling,
Heather Winter, Eleanor
Wright, Gwen Yeats, Marilyn
Yea.
Grp 2A2
.7 an et Armstrong, Steven
Cooke, Adriana Cormier, Ruth
Cutler, Gwen Davie% Barry
Elliott, Ron Elliott, Doug From-
lin, Dianne Faber, Sandra
Henry,
Bryan Lavis, Bab Livermore,
Borden McRae, Joan Mills,
Murray Morrison, Gayle Mate,
Ken Osborn, Gordon Parker,
Dianne Peek, John Powell,
Lynn Rees, Susan Roorda,
Mike Seatchiner, Dianne Sim-
rnonds, Kathryn Sparks, Alice
la
D(suy
Judy Tiesma and Peter Vis-
ser used a toy doll for their
number "Mrs. Pally had a
Dolly," one of a number of
skits presented by the child-
ren,
Children Perform
Skits and Songs
While their older counter-
parts were waiting for the re-
suits of examinations, these
kindergarten yotargsters put on
a display for their interested
parents, showing what they had
learned during the year.
The 29 students in Mrs. Ken
Williams' morning kindergarten
class sang songs, and put -on
small plays and skits.
Parents Attend
More than 50 parents turned
out to the kindergarten class-
room to watch the antics of
their youngsters.
Irwin, Elwin Iningswell, Bruce
McBride,
Diane McCaw, Bryan McCon-
nell, Clarence Magee, Linda.
Nicholson, Barbara Pegg, Pat
Robinson, Robert Shaddiok,
Bonnie Snell, Wayne Sprung,
Dianne Verhoef.
Grade 11A3
Barbara Ball, Beverley Beck,
Ivan Blake, Greg. Brandon,
Barbara Corey, Douglas Darn-
brough, Adrian DeCoo, Betty
Deeves, Fred Gregory, Monica
Haspecic, Valerie Holland, Tony
Hutchings,
Campbell McAlpine, Jim Mac-
Donald, Barrie Miller, Gordon
Moodie, Nancy Mustard; Pat
Reynolds, T err y Richmond,
Steven Smith, Donald Swan,
Treffers, Margaret Trewartha,
Sharlene Turner, Mary Van
Den Dool, Jayne Vos, Barbara
Wasson.
Grade 12A3
Norman Amy, Marcia Blek,
Kenneth L.. Coiquboun, Victor
Cornish, Bill Graham, Morris
Grant, Michael LeBeau, Carol
Ann Moody, Dennis Shipp,
James Steckle, •
Larry Thompson, Linda
Thompson, Neale - Trewartha,
Sandra Westlake, Philip White,
Janice Wright, Jo Anne Hulls,
Cathy Walls,
Barbara Draper, Toni Duizer,
Janet Faulkner, Donalda Free-
man, Karen Johnston, Cathie
Potter, Nellie Saiverda, Sharon
Smith.
- Grade 12S2
Donald Freeman, Brenda
Greenaway, Ti's a Johnston,
Bruce Lockhart, Doug Mc-
Beath, James McCullough,
Thq.-narla •of successful 4an*
.didates at recent elqx4I4latIoli$
at _Stratford Tarhgrs'
have been annattnned by -On-
Wale Education. Minister Hon,
William P4ViS,
Clinton area .graduates are
listed below:.
One- .Year . , ....„ Course
I 41,11 e AleVander, Londes,
Imo; Mary Elizabeth Prindley,
AR 4 Godericb; Nancy' Cald-
well, R13, 1 LencleSborn; Anne
Cardiff, Brussels; Carol Carter,
RR 2 Sea-forth; Ross Carter,
Clinton; '',4vonne -Connelly, RR
3 Brussels;
Robert Govenlook, RR 5 Sea-
forth; Susanne Haugh, RR 1
Brucefield; Brenda Homutln
Clinton; Roberta kluckins, RR.
2 Goderieb; Nancy Johnston,
rnytin Marge Koopmans, 13,R, 2
Auburn; R, Edgar' Le.atherland,
RF(1, Auburn; L. Bernice Mc-
Dougall, RR, 1 Auburn; Marg-
aret R. MacGregor, RR. 2 Sea-
forth;
Geraldine .lvtcTaggart, RR 2
Brussels; Kenneth Magee, Min-
ton; Jean F. Moylan, RR 5 Sea-
forth; Patricia G: Palmer, Clin-
ton; John Slavin, Clinton; Gwen
Storey, RR 2 Kipper; Barbara
Talbot, Seaforth; Barbara M.
Taylor, RR. 6 Goderich; Mar-
ianne Vandervleit, RR 2 Dublin;
Barbara M. Watson, RR 2
Clinton; Richard Watson, God-
erich; Mrs.. 'della F. - Wilson,
Brussels.
Two-Year Course
First Year
Joan Elizabeth' Bach, Sea-
forth; Shirley Squire, Goderich;
Elizabeth Stewart, Seaforth;
Anne Troutb•eck, Seaforth; Peg-
gy Young, Goderich.
Second Year
Jean L. Booth, RR 3 Clinton;
Judith Ann •Crich, Seaforth;
Anne C. Harland, Clinton; Re-
gen•a A. Ilorbarntik, Clinton.
Clinton.
Sharon Switzer, Marilyn Teb-
butt.
Grade 11A4
Keith Ashton, Frances Black-
er, Patricia Burns, Faye Car-
ter, Robert Cooper, Robert Do-
hoo, Cheryl Eclgson, Sharon
Gates, Barry Glazier, Barbara
Irwin.
Erica Koetsier, James Liver-
more, Gordon Logan, Don MC-
Cooeye, Edward Martin, David
Medd, Sandra Middleton, Linda
Murphy, Michael Paquette, Ro-
bert Pearson, Donna Peck,
David Pugh, Richard Russell,
Pamela Servos, Lynn Shaer,
Susan Smith, Marsha Tebbutt,
Fred Tyndall, Glenda Wade.
Grade 11 B1
Linda Adams, Betty Cart-
wright, Audrey Duizer, Shirley
Fleet, Adele Haspeck, Nancy
Johnston, Michele McKenzie,
Norma McDougall,
Sharon McWhinney, Sherry
Rozell, Marlene Schultz.
Grade 11132
Sue Bartliff, Barbara Camp-
bell, Paul Cates, Betty Jean
Cook, Judith Graham, Murray
Grigg, Bonnie Johnston, Carol
Steep, Murray Youngblut.
Class 1183-1
Carpentry Major
Garry Johnston, Mahlen Mar-
tin, Ken IVIurch, Larry Robin-
son, Gordan Tait, Tony Ver-
burg.
Class 11133—II
Drafting Major .
Richard Bird, Robert Bylsma,
Craig Collier, Bruce Collins,
Melvin Crick, Denis Durand,
James Francis, Ron Plumsteel.
ty. She was -the daughter of
John and Emma Rapson.
She had spent the past' 20
years in Toronto with her sis-
ter, Nellie. While in Toronto
she was a member of Westiview
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Rapson is survived by
her sister, Nellie E.
The funeral service was held
at the Ball and Mutch funeral
home in Clinton on Tuesday,
June 30th at 2 o'clock. The
service was conducted by the
Rev. Clifford Park, of Wesley-
Willis United Church.
The interment was in Clinton
Cemetery.
,Mlononommiu•NoMK'
The following students are recommended for
the Secondary School Graduation Diploma (Gen-
eral); subject to the approval of the Ontario De-
partment of Education:
The following students are recommended for
the Secondary School Graduation Diploma (Special
Commercial), subject to the approval of the Ontario
Department of Education:
Grade 1251 • Shirley Machan:,
Dawn Robinson, Catherine
Stirling, Karen Talbot, Bill
Thompson, Carol Wallis, Marj-
brie Wood's,
Grand Opening
SHOE READ'S STORE
SEAFORTH
(Formerly Smyth's Shoe Store)
FREE BALLOONS For The Children
1 PAIR First Quality (Seamless Mesh) HOSE
For Each Customer With A Purchase
Of $1.00 Or Over,
THURS., FRI. and SAt, JULY 9 to 11