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Clinton News-Record, 1968-07-18, Page 9NOTICE In The Event of a Mail Strike The County r Of Huron has Made arrangements for a special delivery‘ service for anyone Wishing to correspond with the various County offices in the Court Haute or at HuroliVitiW or the Children's Aid Society. Contact your local tierk for details, CONCRETE SILOS Thirty years 0 el:Irleri9c, 1 can 4n11.0 a silo to suit year :needs) 12!, 14P. op to .55 feet, A I PW vacancies, yet to fill,place your. order soon contacting ARNOLD INGILL and SON CONTFIAPTOR and BUILDER 92 Cambric) ltd. N., Godotich — Phone 5244437 27 • aiiiiiiNEN/WMANow CAN TDB SERVE YOU? Wednesday, July 24 th f 1968 one of our representatives Mr . F J. McNab will be at The Bedford Rotel, Goderich In this district and throughout Canada many persons and firms in practically all types of businesses including Agriculture • Tourist and Recreational Businesses • Construction • Professional Services • Transportation • Wholesale and Retail Trades, as well as Manufacturing have obtained loans from the IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery, to increase working capital, to start a new business, and for other purposes. If you consider that IDB can be of service, you are invited to arrange an appointment with the IDB representative by telephoning Tel: 524-7337 or in advance by writing to INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK 291 Dundas Street, London, Ontario STATION-TO-STATION (INITIAL 3 MINUTES) MON TUES' WED THURS FRI SAT SUN Day Rate (6 AM 6 PM) Evening Rate (6 PM — 8 PM) < $2,00 OR LESS I i < $1.50 OR LESS /\ < $1,00 OR LESS i. < $1,00 OR LESS & FAMILY PLAN I 1- <. 75 OR LESS & FAMILY PLAN CUSTOMER-DIALED CALLS ONLY ) "After 8" Rate (8 PM— 10 PM) "After 10" Rate (10 PM — Midnight) "After Midnight" (Midnight — 6 AM) I Person-to-Person < $4,00 OR LESS All hours BELL LINES by W. W. Hayso;u Your Telephone Manager As our new long distance rate reductions went into effect last week, I thought I might use my column this month to explain the various time bands and rates' The reductions are part of our continuing program to provide ton with the best possible service at the lowest possible cost. These newest long distance reductions are based on the principle of "The later the hour, the better the bargain:" And, for Bell Canada customers making calls between any two points in our Ontario, Quebec, Labrador and Northwest Territories serving area there are real bargains. Beginning every evening at 6 p.m., in time bands of two hours, rates begin to go down for station-to-station calls. Further reductions are effective at 8 p.m., 10 p.m.' and midnight. In fact, our new "After 10" rate for a 10-minute call between any two points in our serving area is generally lower than any calling rate in the world. Our "After Midnight" rate is a real boon for night owls. . . providing the friends that are called are night owls too! If you can make your calls at times when lines have spare capacity, you will benefit from these bargain rates. From time to time in the past I've reminded you about our Family Calling Time Plan which allows you 10 minutes of conversation for the price of five, 12 minutes for the price of six, and so on. The new low rates apply to this Plan which now takes effect at 10 p.m. instead of 8 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and, of course, all day Sunday. The chart below explains the times when the new long distance bargain rates are effective. Just remember that all rates are quoted for the initial three minutes of a call. Oh What Then I Had You're Looking Money a Thought,— ,at a Problems The Credit Union! Happy Mari! I Nadi If you're not making full use of your credit union, give it a try. it's your:best source of sound advice and real help. Clinton Commun;ty Credit Union Limited 482-3467 70 ONTARIO STREET 10 HURON'ST, CONTON ' ANL:16X1Ir. PHONE 482-9414 ,MIM1011111•111 SWITCH TO SPRING ANYTIME WITH AN AIR CONDITIONER BY Admiral PRINCESS 52 Princess 52 with it'S patented Flex-O-Mount can be installed or removed — in about one minute, Two expandable, tamper-resistant slides have infinite locking adjust- Merit. This "portable" unit has an arriaingly compact cabinet, ytt it provides 5,250 BTU cooling capa- city. The 525P77 features: Salem Beige front, with walnut and gold control panel, Driftwood body finial', new high-efficiency fan motor, thermostat, and a ,filter that's easy to remove and GROVES & SON ELECTRIC (Photo by Nephew) Area bride elects honored JACOBS-GARON Mrs. Gordon Powell and baby son, Kevin Murray, arrived home from Clinton hospital last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Branton and son, Cliff, left on Sunday for their wacation. Mr. Kress of Wingharn is the ,.relieving manager at this branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and also at Dungannon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chamney and family spent the week-end at London and Niagara Falls. Guests last week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer were Miss Marilyn Daer of London and their grandson, Larry Daer of Goderich. Dr. W. K. Thomson and 'daughter, Mary, are visiting Mrs. J. F. Thomson, Britannia Road. Misses Karen and Glenda Bolger of Clinton are visiting with their grandmother, 'Mrs. Alvin Leatherland, and Miss Joyce. Guests at the Weir home in the village over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Duncan •MacKay, Miss Barbara and John of Sault Ste. Marie and Mr. and Mrs. John Weir, Bob and Mrs. Elsie Eustace of London. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Youngblut, Susan and Bruce of Ottawa and his mother, Mrs. Ralph Munro spent last week at a cottage at 'Port Albert. Missionary Society holds July meeting The July meeting OH the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church held their July meeting in the Sunday school room of the church. with. the 'president, Mrs, 'Wilfred, Sanderson, in the chair. The call - to worship was a poem, ."Life's Garden", followed by prayer. After a welcome to members and visitors, the hymn, "come let us sing of .a wonderful love", was sung with the pianist for the afternopti, Mrs. John Daer, accompanying. The devotional period was taken by Mrs. W. Bradnock. The scripture. lesson Mark, 10th chapter, was read followed by meditation on "The Rich Young. Ruler" and followed by prayer. A piano solo was played by Miss Lorraine Chamney. - The minutes were adopted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. It was passed that . the August meeting would be cancelled. Letters of thanks fora wedding gift and flowers sent was read and the. roll call was answered ,by a Bible verse containing the word, "Garden". The mission study was taken by Mrs. Sanderson. She told about the missionary work done at the Kenora Fellowship Centre and introduced the study book, "Japan To-day". A Bible quiz was taken by Mrs. Bradnock. The offering was received by ' Cathy McClinchey and dedicated with prayer. The hymn, "I need Thee every hour", was sung and after the closing prayer by Mrs. Bradnock, lunch was served by Mrs. A. Leatherland, 'assisted by her granddaughters,. Misses Lorraine Chamney ..and Karen Bolger. FIRE What might- have been a disastrous fire for the village was averted last Friday at noon when the voluntary fire brigade rushed the pumper to the shed behind Doran's General Store and extinguished the blaze on the roatof therbUilding,, " The fire was discovered by Bill Stiles who turned the garden hose on the flaming roof until the village pumper arrived behind the tractor driven by Andy Plunkett. Due to the quick response of village residents many were present if needed. • The roof was partially destroyed by the fire which it is believed to have started from a nearby bon-fire. Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines left last Tuesday morning to attend weddings. in Manitoba. Misses Martie and Klaske Koopmans left last Thursday morning for a trip to Holland. Shower rink and white Streamers, Wedding bells PO a decorated arch made a pretty setting for the bridal shower held in the Sunday school room of Knox Presbyterian church to honour Miss Ruth Schneider, prior to her marriage. Misses. Nan Lapp and Brenda • Ball received the guests at the door and the chairman for the program was Mrs. Elliott Lapp. A sing-song was led by Mrs. Norman Mcclinchey accompanied on the piano by Miss Nancy Andergon, A piano solo was played by Wanda Plaetzer and a reading, "Levinsky at the wedding", was read by Mrs. Sharon Hoffman. Accordian duets were played by Johnny Verwey and Ronnie Flunking. A piano solo was Played by Arva Balland, Donna and Cathy flunking played a piano duet, Members of the Walkerburn Club staged a mock wedding. Mrs. Brian Hallam was the pianist and accompanied Mrs. Walter Cunningham when she sang, "Beautiful Brown Eyes," The ushers, Mrs, Ted Hunking and Mrs. Tom Cunningham escorted in the guests and also the wedding party. The minister, Mrs. Leonard Archambault cautioned the bride, Miss Brenda Archambault, against the groom who was Miss Nan Lapp. The bride's 'attendants were Arva Ball, Brenda Ball and Louise Hunking. The best man was Shirley Hunking. The other parts were taken by Mrs. Lorne Hunking, bride's mother, Mrs. Stewart Ament, bride's father, Mrs. Stanley Ball, groom's The Anglican Church Women of St. Mark's Church, Auburn, met at the home of the president, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, for their July meeting. The Hostess opened the meeting with the hymn "0 Perfect Love", with Mrs. Gordon' Taylor as pianist. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. George Schneider followed by prayers by Mrs. Orval McPhee. mother and Mrs. Joe Illinking, the groom's. father., Mrs. Sharon Hoffman pinned a corsage on Miss Schneider and Miss Lynda. Andrews pinned one on her mother, Mrs. George Schneider, and escorted them to Miss Bernice Hnilking and gifts Miss Barbara MacKay of Sault Ste Mule was guest of honour at a miscellaneous bridal shower held last Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. William Stiles. Pink and white wedding bells and flowers decorated the home for the occasion. The 40 guests from Goderieb, Kintail, London and the Auburn district were welcomed by Mrs. Stiles. A short program of contests was held with the winners being, Miss Barbara MacKay, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs, Norman McDowell and Miss Melba Stiles. MrS, William Stiles -was in charge of the program and Mrs. Friends and relatives from this village attended the bridal shower held for Miss Melba Stiles of Goderich at the home of Mrs. Jim Hayden of Port Albert, prior to her marriage on Sat., July 20th. Mrs. Bill Stiles and Miss Helen McNee were in charge of the program of contests and gave out prizes to the winners. Miss Lapp .and Shirley flunking, while MrS. Sharon Hoffman and Miss. Lynda Andrews placed them On the table- Miss Ruth thanked her friends for the gifts and the party planned for her. Lunch was served by friends in St. Mark's ACW and the Walkerburn Club Dorothy Reed' gave the reading - Hpw to cook a husband. Miss Jannett Dobie read, an address of congratulations to the bride-to-be and many gifts were presented by Mrs. Hugh Macinnes of London and Miss Frances Houston. Mrs. Stiles assisted in opening the gifts and Miss Dobie made an attractive bow and ribbon hat. Miss MacKay thanked her friends for the gifts and the party planned for her. Lunch was served by Mrs, William L. Craig, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Miss Frances Houston, Mrs. Albert McFarlane, Mrs. Ben Hamilton and Mrs. Eleanor ,Bradnock. 30 McNee gave a short address of congratulationds to the bride-to-be and the gifts were carried in by Jayne Arthur and Janice Park and Miss Nancy Anderson assisted Miss' Stiles in opening the gifts. Miss Stiles thanked her relatives and friends for the gifts and a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Hayden assisted by Mrs. Bill Stiles and Miss Helen McNee. 30 The Clinton .flews.--Record, Thursday, 4nly. 18,,.1900 9. The Rev. Joseph P. Finn fficiated at the double-ring edding of Mary Dianne Garon, aughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. aron, Clinton, and Lionel A. acobs, son of Mr. and Mrs. rank A. Jacobs of Montreal at t. Joseph's Catholic Church, inton June 22 at 5 p.m. The bride, given in marriage y her father, wore plain ribbed otton A-line dress, without eeves and a round collar. She ore a cape coat of lace over the ress with long, loose sleeves ith an empire waist. She had a ong back train to the floor. The ape type hat was of loose itting. She carried a rose. .,Matron of honour..Mary..Lyn aron of Clinton, bridesmaids ane Murphy of Clinton, onnie Jacobs and Barbara gen, both of Montreal, wore ellow swiss cotton ensembles ith long sheer sleeves and rench The attendants wore yellow ain shoes, white gloves and arried baskets of daisies. Gary Ritchie of Montreal was the groomsman. Frank A. Jacobs Jr. of Montreal, Raymond Garon of Clinton and Paul Draper of Clinton were the suhers. Tony Denomme of Clinton was the ringbearer and Alana _Jacobs of Montreal was the flower girl. The bride's mother wore a formal gold lace dress, beige shoes and gloves. She wore a small gold lace hat and bronze roses as corsage. The groom's mother wore a formal of turquoise blue cotton lace dress with matching shoes, white gloves and a white carnation corsage. Organist Florie Evans played `Ave Maria' and Clarence Denomme sang. • The reception was at, Elm Haven Motor Inn at 9 p.m. The newly weds went to Northern Ontario for their trip and plan to reside in Montreal. The bride has attended Mount St. Joseph Academy in London and Ontario College of Interior Decorating. The groom is a graduate of Ontario College of Commercial Art. The minutes of the June meeting were adopted as read by, „the :,secretary, Mrs. John. Daer." The financial statement was t accepted as read by the treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Correspondence and thank you notes were read and plans were made for the annual spring cleaning. The hymn, "0 Father all Creating", was sung followed by readings given by Mrs. G. Schneider, - The Day's Work and The Bright Side, The travelling apron received a penny for each letter in St. James, the apostle. The roll call was answered by naming a Governor General. The Hostess closed the meeting with prayer. A successful auction was held and a pot luck lunch was served by Mrs. Haggitt assisted by Mrs. Orval McPhee. held for Ruth $ _ch ne ider wsaelrie, prePenteciArebylIN am au Misses 1t Brenda Brenda Nan Friends .honor Barbara. MacKay Bride feted before marriage