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Legion Auxiliary
Picnic :Includes
Sports' Pre:... _.
Program
axe a,rlmma1 Clinton Legion Aux
diary *rile was held at Harbour
Park, Goaderich, On Sunday, July
2$' and 'was • well -attended by Leg-
ion ands AUacaliary members' and
'!heir families.
The sports were undex' the .duce' -
Torr or Mrs, Tom. Lep+pingtan and
Mrs. H. Fairservirce, assisted by
,Mfrs. J. Steepe and gm, V. WO -
good, A peanut scramble and a
toffee scramble were enjoyed Jr
the children, .
Results• of the races were as fol*
low:under five, girla, . 'Connie
Harris; boys; Clare Proctor; six"to
e4ght, oris, Audrey- Deno one;
boys, David Leeyaburne; ,girls' hop-
ping. race, Wendy L•eyburne, Maw
e
Elle n Andr ws, bays hoppaxng• race,
Elwin Kingswell; Donnie Fremlin;
kick -the -slipper, gixls, Sandra ¥er-
1 ; boys, Elwin Kingswe]i1, Donnie
Frem1in; 'balloon ranee, Wayne
Grigg, Ralph Cooke, Donnie Freon-
lin; ladies 1Hok-toe-slipper, 1Ylargr
aret Merrill., Mrs. H. Fremiin, lady present, Mrs. 'V. Hat good;
Following' an enjoyable .supper, -.eldest man, Jesse James; youngest
gifts were presented to the eldest child present, Cliff Holland.
Cornish Reunion
Tire 24th anrnu'al Corvush reunion
was hid on August .d,averside
Parr, Eketer, with over 60 of the
clan- present • from: London, Gude-
rich, •Cen'Itxnalia, Woodham, Credit-
o Hensail., Exeter and Clinton.
Winners its sports •were, jelly
kean race, BO4 Rowe and Marvin
Bowes; races, Lige and under,
Sharon S'ldnner; six to eight, girls,
Kathy Rowe; boys, Ray 1VMasnica]•
eight to ten, gixls, Janet Skinner;
!boys, Tey p. ]lottt
Candy seramble or small . chisid-
ren; youngest baby, Noel Skinner; •
coming the farthest, John Glidden;
oldest lady, Mrs. Garnet Cornish,
Clinton; -oldest man, rd, Penhale.
'The Officers for the wining year
are: president, Oliver Jacq es,
HensaUl; secretary, Mns. Ed. Pen -
hale„ Exeter; Sports, Mr. and Mrs;
Rowe, Exeter and Mr, and MrS.
Merner, London; tables, Mr. and
Mrs. S, Bower, Exeter; Mr-. and
Mrs,
•a
s. Garfield (70rnisli, Woodham,
Xt was decided to hold a picnic
again, next year, on the first Sun-
day in August, at Rafverview Park,
Exeter,
FOCUS ON CLINTON.
'WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 14
CKNX TELEVISION b.30.7.30 pm
• Featuring
PEOPLE , • PLACES and EVENTS
From CLINTON DISTRICT -
CLINTON CITIZENS'
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Flower Show
,.FR.ID'AY
AUGUST 16
Rules and Regulations;
1.- No exhibitors can show more
than one entry in, one. section..
2. The exaet number of spikes or
blooms . •called for must be
shown.
3, Exhibits to be in place of show-
ing by 11.00 a.m.
4, Doors of Council Chamber to
be open to public at 2.30 p.m.
for afternoon and evening.
5. Anyone can compete; show not
restricted to,, members..
Prizes as follows:
CHILDREN OF -PUBLIC SCHOOL
1. BIRD HOtTSESt)hree prizes $2,00,.$L00, $1.00
2.' FLOWERS-ZThnia,s, Asters, Petunias, Pansies. Exhibit to
consist of five blooms. These four classes are to have three
prizes each 75e, 50e, 25c
3. TABLE BOUQUET,, under nine inches in height. Three
:prizes
$2.00, $1.00, .50c
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE PUPILS
1. BIRD. HOUSES -three prizes $2.00, $1.00, $1.00
('Prizes donated by Mars. L. M. +1Vlackinnon)
2. Most Artistic Arrangement of any seven blooms.
Prizes $2.00, $1.00, $1.00
3. CORSAGE -Prizes donated by
Mrs. F, F]ngl'and • $ .00, $2.00, $1.00
ADULT PRIZE
1. Double Asters, 6 bloaoans .75
2. Cosaxms, 6 blooms.75
3. Zinnias. 6 blooms .75
4. Petunias, 6 blooms r .75
5'. Pansy, 6 blooms . • • .75..
6. Snapdragons, 6 stems .75
7. .Atfrioan Marigold ,. x "` .75
8. Any Other .,Variety of 1V1arsgold .75
9. Phlox, 6' sterns .75
10. Gladioli. --lone spike, any variety .75
11. G1a'dieli ,three spikes, anry variety.. • 75
12. G1adi�ofli-basket�a.rrangement to count 2.00
13. , Best Hybrid Tea Rose -, • $2.00 1.50
14. Most Unusual Putted Plant .75 .50
15; Lady's Corsage (no artificial ,'balooms) 2.00 1.00
16. Bouq.tet, Buffet or Mantel, 'modern arrange-
ment 200
17. Miniature Bouquet ,75
18. Best Basket of A's'sorted Garden Flowers, do -
noted by Mr. tin.. Livermore 2.00 1.00
19. Best Bowl of 5 Assorted Hybrid Tea. Roses,:
- donated 'bye 1VLr. D. J. Lane 2,00. 1.50
20. Dining Room 'able Bouquet, not over 9 inches
9n height, prizes donated by the Rev. Charles
Vides A 2.00 -.1.50 1,00
21.Novelty Display, depicting or portraying any
holiday season, prizes donated by 3V1iss Winnie
Thompson 2.00 1.00 .50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
500
.50
1.00
1.00
.35.
.75
1.00
.50
.76
1;00
A DOOR PRIZE
will be drawn
1E WIS] AND tNT011
YOUR. 1b L OWEI .S
IN THIS SIIOW
REV. D, J. PAM MRS. S., Mlb N C. x'. 1l JPS
.President Secretary Treasure
Ooderich Township , Girl Weds
!!<2r. and Mrs. Robert Brune - Markham, were married in
Grace United Church, Porter's .!:•,TUI, On .Saturday afternoon,
August 3, by the Rev, C. El. 13 colt, B'ayfield. The bride is
Irene Delores, daughter of Fred Bell, 'RR, 2, - Goderi , and the
• late- Mrs. Mae Bell. Her h'tisJband is the son, , of Mrs. Nellie.
Markham, London, and they plan to 1iive in that city. •
(Photo by MaaLaren's)
District Weddings •
Markham-Be1I.
Amid pane pink and white glad-
ioli,
ladioli, a lovely wedding was held
in Grace United Church, Porter's
Hill on S'a'turday afternoon, Aug-
ust
ugust 3, by +the Rev. C. E. "Peacock,
when Erene D.eloreS, daughter of
Fred Bell, Godericb Township, and
the late Mrs. Mae Bell, became
the bride of Robert. Brute Mark-
ham, son of Mrs. Nellie Markham,
London and the late Jack Mark -
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride ware a ballerina length
gown of white lace over nylon
net with matching fitted jacket,.
A lace cap, held her fingertip
veil and she carried a white. pray-
er book ere'sted with red carnat-
ions.
Mrs Lois Burke, London, sister
of the bride, was matron otf hon-
our, in pink lace net ever nylon
with xnaitcahing headdress. She car-
ried a bouquet of pink carnations.
Little' Miss Rosalene Phillifps,
niece of the bride, was filowergirl
in a pink nylon dress, with, bou-
quet of pink cariiaf&ens. -
MMrs. Molly Cox, Goderieh Tavvan
slniip, ' was organist and aceompasn-
ied'Miss Luella Bell, soloist, sister
of the 'bride;
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Ushers were brothers /of the
bride, Arnold and "Arthur 13e1l,
both of R>R. 2 Godericll..
Mrs, Bell received at the rec-
eption helot in the church, for her
stepdaughter, - wearing blue lance
aver taffeta with white accesser-
i,es. Mrs, Markham wore pink and
blue flowered nylon with White
accessories.
Guests attended froze. Dearborn,
Mich., Toronto, Winghanx, Brant-
ford, London, Clinton, Lucknow,
Detroit and Bayfield.
For travelling the bride donned
a blue ensemble with white acces-
sories and a corsage of prink rose-
buds. Atter their return from a
wedding trip into Northern Ont-
ario, the young coaipie will ' live
in London.
MVIeNall-McCarthy
(By our Auburn Corre,spoiulent)
Holy Trinity Anglican Church,
Welland, was the setting for the
marriage.' on Saturday, July 27 of
Frances G. McCarthy, daughter of
ilVtrs. Susan McCarthy, Welland,
and the late Mr. McCarthy, and
Wellington T. McNeil, son of Mrs,
Molly McN'al1, Welland, and the
date Mr. McNad•I.
Rev. Harald Sagiia1l- officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her !brother, Owen McCarthy, To•
ronto, was lovely in a floor length
gown extending into . a train of
white satin with tulle laee, with
seeded pearls and sequin trim, and
finger-tip veil. of French illusion.
She -carried a white prayer book
crested with white and pink car-
nations and 'mums with streamers
of "white carnations. Mrs, Laurie
Forney, Oakville, was maid of hon-
or. Mrs. Stanley McNall,. Welland,
was briidesauaiad. Miss Linda Mac.
Nall, niece of the bridegroom, was
fl wergirl, wearing a colonial style
pink hooped dress, and she carried
a fan. of punk and white"'munxs.
Robert MaNall was groomsman
for his brother. Laurie Forsey and
Gordon Colquhoun were ushers.
. A reception was held at the
Casa Dante Lodge Hall in Welland
with, Rose Villa catering.'
'fixe young couple left on a wed-'
ding trip to Auburn, and the. USA.
For travelling the bride Wore a
pink linen sheath dress with lace
duster coat, pink and white acces-
sories and corsage of yellow roses.
Ori their -return they will reside
in Welland.
Guests attended from Blyth, Au-
burn, Goderieh and St. Cartharines.
0
Redden Reunion
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
Tine Heiden Reunion was held
on Sunday, August 4 at the home
of Lee Hedden, Dorchester",, with
some 50 members of the elan at-
tending frown. St. Catharines,
W'ood`stonk, Thorhidaale, Lucan,
London, Hyde Park,Niagara Falls,
Haduiltan, Grum1in, Brantford, Ot-
tawa, Dresden, Clinton and Hen -
salt A picnic supper served on the
lawn was followed with a. full; line
df sports climaxed with a ball
igen* between; the uncles vs. nephr.
ewe, captained by Blob Hedden, St.
Catharines.
Mrs. ,Catherine Hedden, Hensall,
Who will. Celebrate her 77th birth-
day ins the near future and who
ihas close to 90 descendent, at
tended the ailfair.
Clayton Memorial. Shop
•
T. PE.YDE and SON
CLINTON EXETER. SEAFORTH
Thomas Steep, Clinton R606006ivd
Phones �--�•
Busk HU 2=6606 - - - Res., HU 2-3869
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Miss Mina..
.Middleton
miss Mina Middleton, Trafalgar
S'tree't, Giaderirh, who died on
Monday,. ,July 26, was 'tern in, God=
erich Township and lived in God-
erich for the past 30 yearn Prior
to moving to Goderieh,, she lived
ilx lvfse Jaw, S'ask., for over
fasti^ years; Her • parents were
Abu: Middleton :and Flarriet ]3rit•
twin, Godenich Township.
She was a. nxemxiber of the -St.
George's Anglican! Churcpi, 1Vfiss
Middleton was a lover of. music
and fiaught =sic the greater part
of her life, Willie in Moose jaw,
she was! a soloist in a church there.
She was an original. member ..,of
the Goderiiclr Music Club and two
Years age was the recipient of an
honorari nn of a pin frP1112 the
Huron County Music Festival!' As,
sore±ia'tign as a token of her sustain,
ed ' interest in the progress% of the
Festival.
Surviving is a. brother Fred,•
Goderioh Township and two sist-
erg, Agnes, Goderieln and Mrs, Ed-
ward Hamr(pson ..( 1izabeth), .Tor,
onto.. •
•nephew's, acted as pallbear-
ers at the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon; Kenneth Taylor, Blyth;
Stewart Middleton,. GoderichTown-
shvp; Ted Middleton, Stratford;
Bert•-atlid'dieton, St, Marys; RosS
Middleton,. B�ffle):d; Douglas. Mid
dleaton, Sit, Catherines.
RevDr, Kenneth. Z. Taylor of--
ifaoiated at the service at the Lod:-
ge funeral. one. 'Interment was
made in Bayfieacl Cemetery.
The popullar phrase applied to
the R.C,M.P., "They always get
their man," was apparently coined
by a isiting American newspaper-
man `shortly after the. Mounted
Police force carne into existence.
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Mr A. E. I'ofloek
My our Bayfield. Goraeslxeir4ent).
In the death of Mrs, Agnes
Elizabeth Pollock, widow o!f James
Pollock, on J'ruly 24, 1957, another
link.,with, the pioneer days of thus
district has been severed. Born on
Manch l2, 28.65, at Drysdale, Blue
Water ]FUgbway, she" was the sen-
and youngest child of the three
daughters and five sons .ole Mr..and
Mr's, •James Pollock. They lived
on the second farxzn east a the-
corners
hecorners. at Drysdale and 'mere she
resided until; some time after her
father's death 1x January, 19P0.
,;She was married to a cousin,
James Pollock, and Tett the home-
stead to. reside 'in Saskatchewan -
r
Co.
near Stewart Valley. ,Mrs. Pollock
returned to Ontario about 2930
and with Le exception a a fe0
years in Woodham, :she has read,
ed in this vicinity ever s]nce. Shy
was - a devoted member of Knox
Presbyterian Church and belPve4
in the Woman's. Missionary Society
in which - she took an active inter-,
est.
She was also' a life meanben of
.the $rltislt and Foreign Bible So;
•elety. About a year and a half
'ago, owing to failing health, she
•went tis reside at the Hum
County }Tome., She is survived .by
two nephews, Etnest Pollack, Var7
na; Milton Pollock, Goshen Line;
three nieces, Oliy# (Mrs. Vann
stone), Miss Florence 1''ollock an4
Mee. (Mrs, Cope' nd), oR Toronto,
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Aug. 5th - Aug. 10th
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COCOANUT OIL
SHAMPOO
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IDASAL TABLETS
300 -- 59c
SHAVING CREAM
39e
ETIQUET CREAM
DEODORANT
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59e - 2 for 89c
SUN TAN LOTIONS
390 - 55e - 75e .
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