Clinton News-Record, 1958-04-24, Page 67,110.1ftSX)41r, APRIL 24, 1900
(4'efonway, attended as maid of
honor eostwoed gnu Pale pink taf-
feta with' matching hat of blue Rowers sprinklled with sequins
and pearl% and she carried
'Imuns„
Jianige McClure, Winthrop, niece
of the bride, was flower gill,
froc%ed. nn yellow' nylon with
white hats and gloves and oarry—
log mauve and yellow 'mums.
Tiaker, }lerisaa, was
his brot'her's groomsmen,
„The wedding receptionwes teK
,Awnsitrong's mataurant„
'?or itrotiv hgnermon fto Moe'.
Ara and SuffalO, 4.3ho bride dunned
an orange nee sheath dress with,
matching. deter .and Lblack 4:14000*
SOniqS.
MX. and Mrs„ Baker will :'aide.
iTk ,peensall.
dress to Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, who
is the first member of this branch
to be district preSident, and Mrs.
Cliff Brown presented her with
costume jewe6try. An accordion
number was played by Mrs. S.
McClinchey; a duet was, sung by
Mrs. Wes, Broth-lock and Mrs.
Don Haines, in costume, accom-
panied by Mrs. R. 3. Mrs.
Gordon •Chamney and Mrs. G. B.
Taylor contributed solos; and a
plane sob was.prayed by Miss El-
va Gross.
Mrs. Alfred Nesbit introduced
The guest speaker, Mrs.
of St. Marys, Who showedi slides
OP her trip as delegate - to the
ACWW convention held fast year
InrCeyinn. Mrs. Carl Mills ran
the projector., Mrs. C. M. &roug-
hen thanked the speaker. The
committee in charge of the even-
big was composed of Mrs. G. R.
Taylor, Mrs. Bert Craig and Mrs.
William Gross.
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Baker Pfaff MaeNaughton. Chosen Fronl Field of Five Contestants
Sunshine Sisters !Lind:wet
Enjoyed By Auburn WI
Charles S, lVfacNaughton, Exeter, earned the nomination of
the Progressive Conservatives in Huron County on the first
ballot cast at the party convention held in the Legion Hall
here last week. From the left, William J. Dale, RR 1, Clinton;
George Feagan, Goderich; Dr. E. A. McMaster; Warden John
Morrissey, Crediton, and the candidate in the May.12 by-election
Charles S. Ma:cNoughton.
(By our Auburn corresontlent)
reed Represents about two-thirds
of the cast •of growing a pullet;
make sure it's used for growing,
not wasted!
Tender green pasture can help
you `cut down your growing
feed bill — but it MUST be
green and tender.
PURINA tests show that a great deal of feed can be
saved, at all stages from starting to and through laying
by (a) adjusting feeder height as birds grOw (lip at
back level);
(b) feeding STARTENA in CHECKER-ETT and grow-
ing ration in BITE-SIZE CHECKER form;
(c) keeping trough feeders only 1/3 -full.
One test with groups of 1,000 1-.6 weeks, show-
ed: Mash, 2/3 40 — 281 lbs. wasted; mash, 1/3 -full,
45 lbs.; Checker-Etts, 1/3, 26.
For birds grown in confinement, and for layers, Purina
hanging feeders properly adjusted for height are great
feed and time savers.
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PhoirOaphed at the pier PF4a9 Path!
THE FINISH DEPENDS-ON THE START
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with the Master Pig Starter program. When only two to
three weeks old your baby pigs are ready for Master-Pig
Perk Pellets. This highly fortified feed provides proven
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that have Otter' off to
good start On, these two
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„ The anhual .".Sunshine Sister"
banquet of Auburn Women's In-
satiate was held at the Tiger Don-
when abont,,,44 women
sat down art tables decorated with
the Institute colours and bowls of
daffodilis,. Following the dinner
the president, Mrs. George Mil-
ian, presided for a program. •
The toast to the Queen was
proposed by Mrs. Monies Hag-
gitt., A toast- to the Institute was
proposed by .1VLris. Ed. Davies and
responded to by Mrs. Robert
Chaniney. Mrs. .Gordon Miller
the's/ed. voiceof thanks to aVfxs.
Garden I '<eating 'for the :dinner.
ple'llii6k5r.olip prize.. was Won by
Mrs, Wilson Of St.. Mary's. Mrs,
William Anderson received the
prize for the oldesit member pres-
ent; and Mrs, Herb. Mogridge
was ,giveri• the prize for the old-
est charter member.
Mrs." Bert Craig read an- ad-
Auburn Annettes
Learn gandages
The Auburn Anne-ties 4,41.Chrb
Met at the More of Mrs,. ra. Dav-
eg, on April 18. A asolission of
"Mist we dt•f in our spare titne"
followed, Mrs. Davies gave a
demonstration of bandaging a
"serious" tarrn wound and a "not
so serious" aim wound. The girls
then practiced bandaging.
The meeting closed with the
Mary Stewart Collect and lunch
was served by Mahlji Koo,pmens,
Betty Youngblut, and Mrs. Dav-
ies. no next meeting will be
held April 25, at Mrs. A. Nesbit's.
years old again."
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'April 24 and 25
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April 26 and„ 28
"YAQUI DRUMS"
Red Carneron -- Mary Castle
AND ON THE SAME PROGRAM
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Johnny Sheffield -- any Hale
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ApHI 2R and 30
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AND ON THE SAME PROGRAM
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ten Cooper Joan Evans
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-(Sy our Ife4seIl corroap.o4deat)
'In a double .aging ceremony at
Oariawl Presby)terlan [(Church man-
se, i!aericsall,, OM Saturday, Apr4
1.9, the P.ev. Do al' avfaePonaltli
imited in marriage. Greta ,Wean
Pfaff, 'daughter of May and Mrs.
Nelson Pflaff, Broceflead, and
Murray Baker, sea Mr, and
Mrs, Robert Baker, Sr., Hensall,
Omen an
marriage by her farth-
er the bride was lovely Ina gown
of waltz length hand-clipped
0102-4tilly lace over slipper satin,
fashioned with moulded bodice,
Sabrina neckline, lily point -sleev-
es, wide lace skirt with back pan-
el, of row-on-row not ruffles ac-
centuated by large satin bow and
streamers. A headdress of net
scalloped with silk braid end
'sprinkled with scqudis held her
Muskrat net veil and she carried a
white Bible crested with red its,
es,
s Margaret Woodburn,
Rugs Exhibited
By Institute
Training Class
Wdnghem District High School
was the setting for a display of
164 booked rugs made by Worn
ells Institute members from -Hur-
on county who took part in the
Leadership; Training program
sponsored by the Home EconoM-
Os Service, Department of Agri-
culture.
Last fall two leaders from each
sponsoring institute attended a
two-day training school and then
returned to their local community
to teach a group of women in-
terested in learning the art of
preparing canvas, designing- and
dyeing and the actual technique
of hooking.
Miss More/ice Wright of the
Horne Economics Service discuss-
ed the qualities ol the color ,and
design of the rugs on display. En-
tertainment was 'provided by„ Mrs.
Gordon Greig, Weoxeter, who
gave a reading and Mrs. Radford,
Clinton, Who favored 'the large
ailidli,ence with a piano solo. Miss,
Isabel Leslie also of the Home Ec-
ionornics Service introduced o
"The eye of an, artist."
Leaders who took part includ-
ed, Myth, Mrs, W. Good, Myth;
Clinton, MTS. C. Sturdy, Clinton;
I-Cippen East, Mrs. Stewart Pep-
per rand) Mrs. Alex McGregor, RR
2, KiPpen; Londesboro, Mrs. Stan-
ley Lyon and Mrs. A. E. Clark,
RR 1, Auburn; Seaforth, I, Mrs.
ties Pryce, RR 1, Dublin,Mrs,
Ross Gordon,. RR 1, SeafOrth;
Seaforth ,:ii, Mrs. Howard WilSen„
RR 4, ,Seatorth, Mrs. Evelyn' Car-
ter, RR 2, Staforth.
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