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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-06-21, Page 4Satan CITIES SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR For Service Call 'Mater 3-9653 After 6 p.m., HU 2-9769 4i,:•,•:". • • 'ARE You TELLING- ME :'Don't try to talk ME into anything else--.1 know a wise investment when I see one. 4% Guaranteed Trust Certificates'!" • Authorized investment for trust-funds • Short term—five years • 4% yearly•interesi, payable half-yearly In 5 years, $410.18 accumulates to $500.00 Write for descriptive folder. THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION BRANCH OFFICE 1-3 Dunlop St., Berl* 6.6 HEAD OFFICE 272 Bay St., Toronto fr leee e ne'lfeegeMeeee „•- ereleeeleeeeee • k lf. eee,e'e s* • Splendor. is everywhere in ▪ Oldsmobile. There's the splendor of distinctive Starfire styling—fresh, dignified, but so alive. There's the splendor of rich, custom-tailored interiors —luxurious, gracious and so com- fortable, And there's the splendor of mighty power, tamed to go quietly about its task of producing swift, smooth motion. 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ResPits of the races were: Five and. under, Gerald Willert, Brian .Kedgert; girls,eight and under, Barbara Willet,t, Hazel Collins; boys, Norman WOO- lough,Pouglae Alton; 12 and 1-14, der, girls, Marjorie Alton, Shire ley McCullough; `bee% Bruce Leroy .Harrison; 15 and under, girls, Betty Harrison, 13etty Alton; boys, Douglas Alton, Bruce Collins; :Single- `Olive, Alkenhead, Betty Harrison; single men, Chester Hackett, Gorden McCullough; married ladies, Lois Hoclgert, Joyce Wile lent; married men, Bill Hodgert, Stan Collins, Grandparents time reee, and Mrs. Albert Harrison; relay race, Olive, .Aikenheati'a team; kick-the-slipper, Amy Hunt and Phyllis Harrison,. Oldest .person, Mrs. Isadore Harrison, Holmesville; youngest, Debby Aikenhead, daughter of Mr,.. and Mrs. Jimmie Aikerihead; persen. coming the farthest, Wil- fred Harrison, Toronto; lucky Old?,Get Pep., Vim Feel Full of Vigor; Years Younger MEN,WOMEN cola 11,,N131 DZ11 I11: " blared- Try 034allordo Tab lists. after 40 - by body old' run-because lacking iron; increases vim, , vitality. Thousands feel full-`of pep, ropra y2unger. Quit being old. Get Ostzez wee. Creeeequaiuted" sae costs little. Or MAN blittpopular "Econcany" size and anti 7564. At au druggists. Dr. N. draw, Mrs, Et'Wee AilcenhOed, Stan Collins won the jar et candy in the guessing contest, The follewing officers were plected. president Fred McCul- lough; seeretary, Mrs, Fred Mc., CuHough; directors, 'Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harrison; .X.r. and Mrs. Peter Harrison; sports commit- tee, James Harrison, Gordon Mee Oullough, Chester and Lorne Hacicett. ' Next year's picnic is to be held in Goderich on the Second. Sat- urtley in, June. SNEX•411e REUNION. • The 1950 -Snell reunion was held on Saturday, June 16 at Londesbero Community Hall. with 135 signing the register. A good programme of sports was, carried out for the elaileireti end the car rodeo was the main feature for the adults, LadieS, Mrs, Robert • Peck, Kippen; Mrs, Ray Fisher, RR 6, Goderich; men, Ray Fisher, RR a, Goderich, and Ronald Pentland, Port Albert, Supper was served in the base- ment of the hell, after which all took part in a good old-fashion, ed sing-song with Robert Welsh, RR 2, Hayfield, as song leader and Mrs. Ephriere Snell, RR 1; Clinton, accompanied on the Piano. President Humphrey Grey.gave a humorous address and called on the • vice-president, William Seep to conduct the business part of the meeting, • The officers elected were: president, Humphrey Grey, Ben- to Harbour,, Mich.; Hugh Hill, Qederieh. and ,Grant Snell, Lon-: tiesteore, Secretary-, treasurer, Beatriee. Welsh, Hayfield, All were in .favour of the third Sate '1,ndaY in. June for the 1957 The lucky ticket , on the .-door prize was held by Mrs, James t•entleaboro, - The latest married -couple. were Mr, and Mrs. Keith Snell,. London, The family coming the greatest distance were Mr.. end Mrs,. ,pob Whitney, Benton Har- bour, "Mich, The newest baby, Brian Kennoci*, Londesboro. In honour of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Hill who recently celebrat- ed their golden wedding. a clock was 'presented to them, TROYER rIONIC • Harbour Park at Goderich was the scene ofthe annual Troyer picnic la'st -.Saturday; Winners of events were: persons coming the farthest, Mr, and Mrs. Stan Hudson, Pontiac, Mich.; youngest child, Bobby Coleman; oldest man and woman, Mr. and Mrs. William Hyde, Hensall; couple married 'longest, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriem Clarke, Seaforth: bald- eat head, Sid Gemmell, Seeforth, Races': girls, six to eight, Sandra Hugill; eight to 12, Barb- ara Bowes; 12 to 15, Joyce Eab- er; boys, eight to 12, Wayne Hugill; 12 to 15, Douglas Hu- gill, Kick-the-slipper, Joyce Faber, Hensall and Mrs. Ellwood Clarke, Seaforth; Harold Hugill, Clinton and Jack Faber, Hensel', Relays, eating, Mrs. Stewart Cudmore's team; water, Mrs. Russell Coleman's team, Driv- ing nail contest, Mrs. Casey Hudson, Mrs. Ernest Talbot, Kippen Harold Hugill, Emerson Coleman, Seaforth. Dropping pins in milk bottle Wayne Hu- gill. President Ellwood Clarke con- ducted the business of the meet- ing . and the secretary, Emerson Coleman read the minutes, Plans were made for the 1957 picnic at the same place, and the Corn-, mittee in charge will bet presi- dent, Russell Coleman, Seaforth; vice-president, Mrs. Sid. Gem- mei"; secretaries, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Coleman; sports com- mittee, Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Hugill, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fab- er; lunch committee ' Mr, and rs. Sid Gemmel', Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Talbot.- „ Campbell Johnston (By enr 1(04641 correenondent) Verna United Church. was dec- orated with white lilac encl.-tulips, for the wedding on Saturday, June 9, of Phyllis Eleanor' Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston and .Donald Colin Camp- bell, son of lVfr., and Mrs, Colin Barfield. The double- ring ceremony was• performed by Rev, T. Pitt. Miss Marjory Webster presided at the organ and Miss Ruth Clarke was soloist. The bride, ,given in marriage by ber father, chose a floor-length gown of Chantilly :hare and nylon net over satin fashioned, with snugly fitted lace bodice,. over Which was worn a lace bolero, "Elizabethan" collar, lily point sleeves and very full bouffant skirt. Her "4raported silk illusion veil '‘riTas. arranged from a little 'Freneh pill ,box of point d'esprit. lace studded with pearls and se-. quails, and she. carried a cascade of pink roses. -The attendants, were all cousins of the bride. Miss Barbara Mc- Connell, as maid of honor, and Joyce Webster, bridesmaid, were dressed alike in ballerina-length gowns of pink silk organza over net and taffeta, fashioned with long torso, large self bow and very full bouffant skirt and matching mitts. They carried. blue carne- Little Joyce Taylor was flower girl, in a floor-length ice blue nylon, and carried a nosegay of pink carnations. Little Johnny Campbell was ring bearer. ' Clifford Talbot. was grOomserian, and ushers were 'John' Campbell and Robert Johnston. • Receiving the guests the bride's mother wore -an aqua gown with pink aegessories, 'and corsage of pink roses. The groonns mother chose- a grey nylon dress-and black accessories and corsage ef pink roses. by the teachers and pupils of two other schools, spent Friday, June 15,' at Niagara Falls. While on their tour they had the op- portunity of going under the Fails and seeing through the Nabisco plants, -Brock's monu- ment 1 and Fort George, On their return they saw a boat going through the locks. Miss Shad- dock was assisted in the super- vision of the Holmesville pupils by Mrs. 3, „Yeo and Mrs. H. Squires. For 'travelling the bride donned a pink nylon dress., with white eccessories, and corsage of roses, On their return from points east they will reside near Hayfield. Guests°were present from Welling- ton, Ferndale; Mieh,„ Sarnia, and Hayfield, C00Sitta.lnPbell A charming early summer wed- ding was solemnized. in cannel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, Saturday, June 9, when Rev. Don- ald united' in mar- riage, Margaret Marie Campbell, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Campbell, Fxeter, to Kenneth Ray Comsat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rey Consitt, Kippen, Mrs, Uaroltl,Hell was at the or- gin consol for tracliabnal weddiug music, and accompanied the solo-' 1st Miss 'Shirley Bell, Hensall, cousin 7ef the bride, Giver:Art marriage by her father the bride was lovely in a gown of white chantilly lace -baller- ina skirt with ruffles or tulle and matching jewelled headdress and veil; Her bridal bouquet was red and white roses. A. pearl necklace with matching earrings, gift of the groom, completed her ensem- ,ble. Mrs. Audrew. Koehler, Hensall., attended her sisternas matron of honour, wearing a gown of sky blue, net over .satin, and carried pink and white roses. Brenda Koehler, Hensel-I; niece of the bride was flowergirl, frock- ed in yellow net over satin, carry- ing a -nosegay of yellow .and blue 'minis, Ring bearer was Larry Consist, Kippen, :nephew of the groom. John Consist, Kippers, was his To $1,500 ',IN PRIZES BalioN•G-0 AT Seaforth Arena Thursday, June 21 Admission ,$1.00 Auspices Seaforth Lions Club in conjunction with Seaforth Hockey Association and., Are= Commis- sion. Proceeds in aid of Lions Pool and spouts generally. 23-4-b brother's groomstam. Miner Campbell, 'Arent% brother of the bride, and. Kenneth Parke, Varna, eousin of the groom, ushered. The reception for '50 guests was held in the church parlours, For. receiving the 'bride's mother wo e a Jalue, nylon dress .with aceeesor- les in white, the .groem's• Mother chose navy' nylon with white ac. eessories, Hoth wore a pink can nation corsage, The bridal table centred the three tier wedding -mite) with -vases of Illy-of-ttte-val- leY:*Phik snapdragon, pink and White tapers completing the table decorations, . • For travelling to Montreal, the bride donned a yellow linen dress with accessories in white and cor- sage of yellow ,carnatioes. The young couple will reside on the groom's farm at Kippen, District.- Family Reunions leftliefeeeteeehSeeleitettek*.eeleiteklIet-Ititnelleitet414-4110*4.4,401-enfeel-e-4e14* ings ROY TYNDALL, Road Superintendent Vic nni n Zurich, Phone 168 Investors Syndicate of Canada, Limited Investors Mutual of Canada, Limited TENDER FOR:TRACTOR and MAN, • Tender 'for Cutting Roadsides in Goderich Township, using Township mower. Either Ford or Ferguson tractor. - Reply, stating price per hour, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be in by June 23, 1956. The office was opened on June 19, in the old Bell Telephone Office. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dial HU. 2-9571 The Opening of his Office for the Practice of Dentistry in Clinton. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE °W. Haynes R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk - 24-5-b • 24-5-b HOLMESVILLE 410-114-•+•-•44-11-1Y+4-•-4I-•-•-•-4-$4-4-0-••• Miss Del Finlay, Clinton, spent the weekend at her 'apartment in the village. Sgt. and Mrs.' L. Morton and family were Sunday guests of Cpl. and Mrs. K. Cervantes, Clinton, M. and Mrs. Frank Lawson and Lynn, London, and Mr. and Mrs Nelson Brown, Detroit, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A E. Gliddon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, Sandra and Bonita were in Fene- lon Falls for the weekend. Sandra stayed on in Fenelon Palls, where she has accepted a position with a summer hotel. The entrance class of Holmes- vine school spent Tuesday in Clinton visiting at the Collegiate Institute. Entrance pupils this year are Robert Grigg and Ed- ward McCullough. Children's Sunday Sunday, June 24 is Children's Sunday at Holmesville United Church. A children's choir, ac- companied by Miss Helen Potter at the organ, will sing special music. Guest speaker will be Eenneth Ashton, Clinton. Farewell Party On Monday evening, Miss El- eanor Yeo entertained at her home in honour of Miss Mary Hutchins, who is leaving the end at June, to move with her family tq Ayr: Mr. Douglas Norman presented a gift to Mary, on be- half of the group present. After gatnes and dancing, lunch was served by Eleanor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeo. At Niagara Falls The teacher, Miss C. Anne Shaddock, and older pupils of the I Holinesville School,' accompanied ) e Mazyt-Sployfored 0.1756D • • • • • • • Head Office — London, Out. District Representative N. C. 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