Clinton News-Record, 1967-05-25, Page 547 Centennial Week Draw Winners
(Continued from Page One)
Ja^n'es Engel, steam iron, Gin-’
erich Sales and Service; Mrs.
Verna ITeumis, box of men’s
grooming aids; Arnold Riley's.
Barber Shop; T, M. Phillip, Adastral Park, $20.00 credit at
Dory's .Supentest;, ■£« Maines,
credit af Hai'Old King’s White
Rose; Mrs, Desmond Paquet,
AdastraP'Park, box of shirts,
Pickett and Campbell . Ltd.;
Ruth Beuttenmlller, Seaforph,
$20.00 merch'and'isp, Clinton
IGA Store; Murray McDopgah,.
RR 3 .Clinton, electric hockey
getme, Ellwood Epps Sports
A White Gloves and Top Hat Affair
So serious were the Clinton Retail Merchants
that they invited Mayor Don Symons, left and Royal
Bank Manager Paul Aggerholm to make the 47
draws for nearly $1,000 worth of prizes at the end
of Centennial Week in Clinton at 4 o’clock Satur
day afternoon.. The mayor and the banker “dress
ed” for the occasion, held in front of the town hall.
Master of ceremonies for th'e draw was-R, N. Irwin,
chairman of the retail merchants committee.
(Wews-.Kecord! Photo)
United Church
At Auburn
Plans Services
The Sunday School Anniver
sary ,jn Knox United Church,
Auburn, will feature special
speakers this Sunday,
At the 11 a.m. service, Rev. L,
Warr, Goderich Victoria Street
United Church will have charge
of .the sermon message. In the
evening ait 8 o’clock, Dr. Finlay
Stewart of St. Andrew’s Pre#’-
byterian Church, Kitchener, will
deliver the sermon.
Special music will, be featur
ed at both services as well. In
the morning, toe Junior Choir
Will sing. At night,, area Hi C
members. will provide special
musical numbers, violin selec
tions will be performed by Rev,
R. M. Sweeny, Gorrie and Mr.
and Mrs. B. Doran,. Auburn, will
sing a duet.
$hiQP;. Bob Livermore, .transis
tor radio, Tom Darling’s Store;
John Gladkill, ’ ttixp, «L -&T
Murphy Ltd.; Mrs. Gladys W#l-
, liis, pair of clocks, Galbraith
'■ Radio and. TV; Mrs, Ed Dale,
$20.00 gwepies, Herb’# Food
Market; Lmda Storing, RK, 2
, Bayfield, walnut table,. Ball &
Mutch Crest Hardware find
Furmtwe; LueWa Ostrom, RR
3 Clinton, gas at Lome Brown
' Motors Ltd.,
Mrs, -Wilbur WeMt $25.00
’ .merchandise, Lee’s Ladles’ and
: Men’s Wear; W, G, Carter, pFB
Clinton, basket of chicken, Dot*-.
, Othy Frey’s Century Restau
rant; AC M, W, Barker, CFB
Clinton, $20.00 luggage mer
chandise, Aiken Bros.; Jean An-
darii, portable barbecue, Eaton’s
of Canada; Mrs, Cathy Semple,
chaise lounge, BimFsoni-^ears
Ltd.-; E. Hparbye, RR1, Clinton,
$20. bakery merchandise, Bait-
liffs Bakbry & Restaurant; Don
Greidanus, ‘ Londesboro-, slacks,
Herman's Men's Wear;
Mrs, Ua Walters, dock, Hur-
•on Co-operative Medical Servi
ces ; Mrs. A. Pelletier, CFB 'Clin
ton, record player and six re
cords, Stedman's Department
Store; Susan Reiid, RR 5 Clin
ton, transistor' radio, Clinton E-
lectnic Shop; Mrs. Jimlipwson,
Blyth', tote box add tapis, Sui?
ter-Perdue Hardware; Don
Hanley,. paiipte, brush and tray
set, D, A,.' Kay & Son; Mrs-
Ray Bird', RR 2 Clinton, $15.00
groceries, Carries Red & White;
J- Sturdy, RB1 Goderich, gall
shoes, Lobb’s Shbe Store; Mrs;
Femmy Chawrun, RR 5 .Clin
ton, blanket, Irwin’s Ladins'
Wear and Dry Goods; Miss
Edna MeDpuald, five smorgas.-
bord dinner#, Hotel Clinton;
John Kraszewski, camera, New.-
combe*# Rexall pnug Store-;
Mrs. Sam Ship#, $20.00 grpceiv
ies, Harold Swan’s Grocery;
Miss LiUljan Stewart, Auburn,
blanket, Martin’s Department
■Store; Mrs. M. Morrell,
merchandise,
Market;
Mrs. Fred,
merchandise,
Store; Helen Broadfoot, London,
hair dryer, Anstett Jew
ellers Ltd.; T, Gulliver, Adas-?
tral Park, electric clock, Mc
Ewans Stationery and Book#;
Mrs, G. W, Pinner, Mrs, G.
Rath,well, Hurry Waymouth,
all of Clinton and Connie
Coutts, Walton, each won a
subscription to the Clinton
Neiws-Reoordf
Letter To The Editor
Glinton?
Radley.Gmreitit’#
$15.00
$20.00
.Shots
Thurs./May 25, 1967-—Clinton Ne ws-Record-—Page 5
Little England Good Cook Says .
Fried Chicken, Biscuits
Retail Sales Ladies
Appreciate Response f
Modern Setting For Oidtime Art
This wasn’t Aunt Dinah’s quilting party, but it could have been judging
from the costumes and the skill of these ladies stitching in the window of Simp
son-Sears order office in Clinton last week. The women were taking part in
Centennial week ^celebrations and from all reports, enjoyed every moment of it.
Seen here are (left to right) jMrs. Ernest Brown, Miss Edna Jamieson, Miss
Freida' Schoenhals, manager of Simpson-Sears office here, Mrs. Milton Wiltse
and Mrs; Jack'Gibson. . (News-P^cord Photo)
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Our “Little England Cook”
has provided us with two more
recipes' from her file of delicious
dishes. These are just 'light
when you want something spe
cial to serve the family and
friends without spending; too
much time in toe kitchen/
The lady still does, not want
her name revealed, but we
suggest you try these" tasty
treats real soon. You have1 our
word for it that the nameless
cook from '“Little England” has
proven the worth of these
recipes many times over.
* !k
-Fried Chicken Go-Go
2% lb. broiler chicken
2 eggs
*
Young Lady Wins
Mattress At
Beattie Furniture
2‘ tsp.’srilt
% -tsp, pepper
‘ . T flour
cup shortening or butter
onions
cups milk
cup table cream
Clean and cut up1 chicken,
wash and'dry well. Beat eggs,
adding salt and pepper. Dip
each piece of chicken into this
mixture, then into flour. Melt
shortening and while still hot,
put chicken into pan and bnoiwn
well on all sides. -
Slice onions thinly and, plaice'1
on top of chicken. Cook in oven
at 300° for 45 minutes. Lift
out . chicken and add 4 T flour
to the fat in the pan. Blend
well and slowly add milk and
cream. Continue cooking stir
ring constantly until mixture
thickens.
Add chicken and serve im
mediately with hot biscuits.
6
%
2
2
1
juice off sweet pickles. Save a
few - slices of hard-boiled eggsfew .slices of hard-boiled
to decorate.
To- the Citizens of Clinton and
District: ,
On behalf of the merchants’
wives .and sales clerks of Clin
ton, I would like to express
our most sincere appreciation
.to all who made our Centennial
Week such a successful event.
It was with real pride that
everyone took pant in decorat
ing their windows and dress
ing for the occasion.
These projects are only as
good as the co-operation we
get, and this was truly a co
operative effort.
Our appreciation is extended
to Rev. Ron Wenham and the
Congregation of Sit. Paul’s An
glican ' Churcih for toe church
■service which started off our
week; to the Kinette. girls for
the fine art display; the
‘ Miss Mary Vandend’ool of RR
4, Clinton, won a $79.50 Bev
erley Qufiltress Mattress in a
draw at Beattie Furniture
Store Tuesday morning. Chief
of Police H. R. Thompson made
the draw. The Beattie store
gave out tickets in a recent
sales promotion, the last week
of which coincided with Clin
ton Retail Merchants Centen
nial Week.
Kidney Bean Salad
Combine-:
2 ’
%
U
3
1
l
lb.cups kidney beans (1
can)
cup sliced celery
cup chopped sweet pickle
hard-boiled eggs; chopped
onion, chopped
Add salad, dressing and thin
with a little lemon juice or
The Rev. Dr. George W. Goth
of Metropolitan United Church.
London, • will be 'the .guest
speaker on Sunday ’morning,
May 28 at 11 a.m. at Wesley-
Willis limited Church’s’ '66th
Anniversary.
His subject ‘ will be, “The
Church — Dead or Alive?’’
There will be special music
by both the Senior and Junior
Choirs,
Sunday evening at 7:30 there
will be a special anniversary
service. Instead .of the usual
sermon there will be a panel
selected from different groups
of the church to discuss the
controversial theme of Dr.
Goto’s morning semiow.
On Monday, May 29 at 8
p.m. there is to be “an evening
of music” featuring the well
known male chorus, “The Har-
bouraires”^ trios and soloists.
Lome Dotterer of Goderich
will be at the console and will
play several, solo numbers on
the fine pipe organ which • he
himself helped to design.
This concert, as well as the
anniversary services, are open
to the general public. All are
welcome. •
On Wednesday, May 17 in
Hurley -Hospital, Flint, Michi-'
gan, Eva Leone Magee, 417
East Sherman, Flint, passed
away in her' 58th year. She
was the widbw of Chester W.
Magee who died in May, 1961
Born in Newark, Ontario on
July 19, 1909 to Herman and
'Celia Snell, the deceased is sur
vived by one daughter, Mrs.
Gordon (Shirley) Steepe, Hol
mesville and three granddaugh
ters. She had resided in Wind
sor before moving to Flint six
years ago; She had • suffered
from a heart condition for sev
eral years.
Funeral s'ervice was from
Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton
on Saturday, May 20 with Rev.
A. J. Mowatt officiating. Inter
ment was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were N. M.
Emigh, Ally Lampman', Ray
mond Rockett, Charles Rockett,
Paul Fleming and Cecil Hyatt;
all of Woodstock.
Women’s Institute for their1
Centennial Tea; toe Baptist-
Ladies for their- bake sale and
tea; to, Freda Schpenhals and
Sdmpsons-Sears for the use of
their office for a quilting bee,
and last but not least, oiur most
sincere thanks; to. the people
who brought'Centennial clothes
and modelled for us at our
Fashion ShiovV. Our thanks also
to Lee's Ladies’ Wear for dis
playing the modem dresses as
contrast.
We wish to toank the men
who helped prepare for our
fashion show on Wednesday
afternoon and evening; also
Roy Tyndall for the use of the
corner store and the town coun
cil for use of Council Chambers.
All these efforts would- have
been in vain, it had not been
for- the fine way the citizens
and district came out and pat
ronized these activities, a# well
as dressed for the occasion.
This was truly a memorable
week for Clinton, thanks to you
Ml1
CLINTON RETAIL
SALES LADIES
Clinton, Ontario. ’
May 23, 1967.
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TO ALL THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED. IN ANY WAY,
IN OUR CENTENNIAL WEEK,
WE SAY, A HEARTFELT
The co-operation received in all phases of the planning and carry
ing out of this event was beyond our expectations, It is* gratifying to know
that-48 merchants and the entire population of Clinton and District can join
together in harmony to have fun and make a venture like this a success.
A special thanks to CFB Clinton for the various items loaned so
willingly to help make things easier-
To the ladies who organized the Fashion Show, you did a wonder-
To the
you helped'make
various organizations who planned activities for the week,
our week more attractive.
To our DraW Winners, congratulations.
Again to one and all, Thank You.
We had fun, we hope you did too!
FOOD BARGAINS
WEEKEND SPECIALS
CLINTON RETAIL MERCHANTS
COMMITTEE-1
R. N. IRWIN, Chairman
R. B. CAMPBELL, Secretary
W!
12 rolls $1.00
65c
2 for 65c
$1.69
ALL WHITE — SELF STORING
For The Salahce Of The Month
INGERSOLL — 16-oz. Jar
CHEESE SPREAD
AYLMER FANCY — 48-oz. Tins
TOMATO JUICE
KRAFT JET-PUFFED — 11J/2-oz. Pkg;
MARSHMALLOWS 2 for 49c
MAPLE LEAF — 1/24b.
CANNED HAMS
LUX TOILET SOAP
regular size bars, pink, green,
WHITE (DEAL PACK)
6 Bars 65c z
89c lb.
SCHNEIDER'S
MINCED HAM
Pillsbury Layer Type CAKE MIXES
CHOCOLATE-FUDGE, WHITE, ORANGE, BANANA,
SPICE, DEVILSFOOD
18-oz. pkgs. — 2 for 69c
MINUTE STEAKS
FRESH
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DOORS
Another $50 for Community Centre
Mrs, Connie Col clough, president of Clinton
Women’s Institute is shown here hariding over $50
to Andy Peterson, treasurer of Clinton arid District
Community Centre Centennial Fund. This was
’ the profits from the WI's Cehtennial bake sale arid ’
coffee break in the council chanibers oh Friday
afternoon in con junction with Clinton Retail Mer
chants Centennial Week, (^ows^ecord Photo)
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INSTRUCTORS:
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HARpLD NORAINGTON
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EDNA JOHNSON, Resident Artist
For Brochures: Write to Director,
Mrs. Edna Johnson,
RR 2, Goderich.
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