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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-06-05, Page 11News of H.'_...olmesvolie. Mrs. Edward Grigg has returned to her home following .3 stay in Clinton Public Hospital, Jack Norman, who was a. patient in the hospital at Norarla; Rue,, has been allowed to return to his home in Noranda. Mr. and Mrs, C. Cudmore .and family, Hamilton, spent the May 24 holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. Cuchnore. Mr, and Mrs. T, Beatty, Willow- dale, and Miss Belva Howatt, of Vancouver, 13.o., were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Me- Culleugb. Mr. and Mrs. W. Norman, Mr. and Mrs, L, E. Morton and Mr. and Mrs. F. McCullough were in Kitchener on May 17. Mr. and Mrs. Norman attended. the Preston Scout House band concert and Mr, and Mrs. McCullough visited with Mr, and Mrs, H. M. Bezeau, PORTER'S HILL Correspondent MRS. DON HARMS Phone' Clinton Elf 2-3362 The Women's Association of Gr- ace Church will meet on Wednes- day, June 1.1 at the parsonage, Hayfield. Please note the meet- ing being held one day earlier than the usual date, Sunday School anniversary ser- vice was held , in Grace Church on Sunday last. Guest speaker was George Jefferson, Clinton Who delivered a most interesting ser- mon to both parents end children. A 'duet "The Beautiful Garden of 'Prayer" was' sung by Peggy 'Ann BettleS and Sharon Lock- hart. Scripture was read by Joan- ne Harrison. The primary and 'beginners classes joined in singing 'Jesus Bids us" Shine". A due't "In the Garden" was' sung by Gail Lock- hart and Dianne Harris. The Sunday School choir anthem was "Glory to Gad for His Sunshine" The church was beautifully decor- ated with spring flowers for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cox and family, Chatham, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Harris. Milton Woods returned home from Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday afternoon, Several from the district went on the bus trip last Friday spon- sored by the Huron County Hol- stein Association. Plan Now To. Attend Type SC 7759 Only $18.50 LIVE BETTER 44! **t **OrR‘CIIA. Clinton Electric Shop Special for Father's Day June 15 Back Hoe . J. and G. Postal BULLDOZING and EXCAVATING CLINTON HU 2-7436 Nice Weather! Is Bicycle Weather CCM "CYCO" JUNIOR BOY'S $43.95 CCM "CYCO" JUVENILE GIRL'S $44.95 CCM "CYCO" STANDARD $45.95 - CCM "CYCO" LIGHTWEIGHT RACER $59.95 CCM 20" TRICYCLE $23.95 CCM PEDAL KIDDY CAR $ 7.50 CCM WAGONS $19.75 IN11.44,944.04INNNNNNIN.441,1 Used Baseball Gloves and Mitts 'Still Some Left From $3.50 to $7.50 BOY'S SOFTBALLS 90c each BOY'S BASEBALLS 60c each GOLFING ACCESSORIES on Hand Bags, Tees, Balls, Practice Balls, etc. Spottinv sovezi a, atatity . seiwood, E P S CLINTON ONTARIO 49/A V' 47/1 ••• Give Him PHILISHAVE! News of Auburn Correspondent - MRS. MED ROSS Phone Dungannon 9 r 15 Remornbar. P.ather On His Day! SEND HIM A FATHER'S DAY CARD-5c to 50c See Our Selection Now Gift Suggestions for Father FISHING LURE and BOX FREE with GILLETTE RAZOR & BLADES $1.29 CIGARETTES 50's 82o PIPES $1.25 to $4.95 KODAK CAMERAS $5.90 up Treat Dad To The Newest in GILLETTE RAZORS The GILLETTE ADJUSTABLE- adjustments in one razor to meet the varying conditions of skin and beard $12,50 ELECTRIC RAZORS-Schick -- Sunbeam. BILLFOLDS $2.50 to $10.00 CIGARETTE CASES $1,25 TOBACCO POUCHES .... $1.00 to $4.95 V-MASTER Cigarette ROLLER $3.98 SHAVING SETS $1.00 to $7,95 SHAVING BRUSHES $1.00 to $10.00 PEN and PENCIL SETS $2,95 up HAIR BRUSHES 98c to $4.95 SPECIAL SAVINGS NEW Hair Dressing for Crew Cut 850 NOXZEMA CREAM reg. BSc-Special 2 / 990 MIDNIGHT HAND & BODY LOTION by Tussy reg. 2.50 Only $1,25 SUMMER COLOGNES By Tussy • reg. 2,50 Only $1.25 LYONS TOOTH POWDER reg, 590 2 for 890 MAX FACTOR SPIN CURL reg. 1.75 Now $1.49 GIVE DAD SMILES 'N CHUCKLES CHOCOLATES Gift Wrapped - $1.35 to $3.50 W. C. Newcombe, Phm.13. Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-9511 CLINTON Wednesday, June 11 Judging Commences at I p.M. sharp GRAND PARADE at 1 p.m. .044777-4111\ to Clinton Community Park , ..,f) OFFICIAL OPENING at 2 p.m. by Charles S. MacNaughton, MPP for Huron Admission to Afternoon Show: 50c; Grandstand 25c; Public School Children in Parade Free EVENING HORSE SHOW and CONCERT 7.00 O'clock: Judging of Heavy & Light Horse Teams; Single Roadsters; Gentleman's Turnout; 4-Horse Tandem Hitches; Best Matched, Best Dressed Teams. 8.30 O'clock: JUNIOR FARMERS VARIETY SHOW and CONCERT, featuring "THE FOUR GENTS" QUARTETTE, London, Bands In Attendance. Admission to Evening Performance: 50c; Grandstand 25c DRAW btavaentg for Westinghouse Automatic Dryer Tickets: 50c each or 5 for $2.00 THOMAS LOPER, Presider! J. McMORRAY, Secretary '121VIISDia, JUNE 5) 1953 Cif4N-TON lim$,Tzgaw PACE •=4E.WION Cardiff-Ma thison Mauve and White illaeS. and -Can- rdelabra Made a pretty setting in North street United !Cburch, God- elicit, on Saturday, May 31 at 3 ,o'clock, When Elizabeth Alice "Mathieson, daughter of Mrs. W, H. Talmay and the late George Mathiesoni Godertich,, became ,the bride 'of James Murray -Cardiff, son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Card- . afff, Brussels. Rev, A. E, Enstsee performed the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Ross 1Vtaithiesen, '•Tsglonto, and was loVely141 74"wbao embroidered silk organza with Sabrina neckline- and chapel' union'. Her fiingertiP veil of silk encrusted with pearls .was caught to a coronet of aninatum pearl Calla Mlles. She carried a bou- ,,,quet of white roses, and stephan- ,otisi Mrs, James Stewart, Prescott, Attended her sister as matron of honour; Miss Jean Cardiff, 2,rus- sels, sister of the groom, and " Mrs. George Beatty, Windsor, Were her ,bridesmaids. All wore identical ,dregses of white embos- sed nylon over lilac taffeta in ballerina length with .curerner- band& and. matching hats' in lilac shade, and carried cascades of mauve and white miums and dais- ies. Robert Ram, Galt, .was• grooms- man. George Marrig, Toronto, and Tan iVratirieson,, Windsor, were ush- ers., Ronald Klink was organist and the soloist was Mrs. EldWin ton) sister 'of the groom, The reception was, held at the .Goderich Pavillion. For receiv- ing 'guests, the bride's mother was gowned in blue silk linen with rose Recessorries, corsage of Ora rases. Mrs. 'Cardiff chose 'VIiant- a'lla Chantilly lace with Cent- eno pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses. For 'travelling, ;the bride wore a mushroom suit in chemise style with matching accessories and 'gardenia carsage. On their re- turn) the couple will reside in Brussels. Guests, were present from. Kirk- land Lake, Toronto, Windsor, Lon- don and Prescott. Those who entertained for the bride prior to her marriage in- cluded, Mrs. Robert Gardner at the home of her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Reed;, Mrs. H. Tichborne, and the staff of the Bell Tele- phone Company. Mrs. H. TalmaY, mother of the bride, entertained the bridal party at a buffet sup- per after the rehearsal, Ontario Hogs Are Averaging $34.50 Grade A hogs remained steady from lia-S+t week in Ontario at $34.50 pew cwt, at the marketing points of the •Ontario npg prod, uceAs,' co-orporsove, Ontario heavy sows .frilovva this. Week at $24, light sows, at $28 and stags at $16. Prices on the western market last week an as tollaws; peg, Monday to Wednesday, $33 to $33.501; Edmonton, Monday $31 and Tuesday $31.65; Calgary, non- day, $30.30 and Tuesday, $30:90. Current hog prices, on the Mont- real; markets are as follows: The West End Market remained stela" ,dly at $34,50 and the Bast End Market at $33. Total! hog .gradings, for the pro- Vince of Ontario drtring the week Of May 19 to 22 were 35,677, which was downs 2,091. from the previous week, 'Phruput of hogs tat ithe 35 Ontario marketing Mr, and Mrs. Williams, 'from the United States, are visiting Mn and Mrs. Bert Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne and girls, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Robison. • Albert Campbell, who had been in 'Clinton Public Hospital has returned to his home in the vil- lage. His sister, Mrs. Wiliam. Cro- zier, London, is visiting -him. The following attended the West Huron District Annual of the Women's Institute, in Goder- ich; Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Mrs. George Miiiluian, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. R. 3. Phillips, Mrs. William 111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111M111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 D. W, CORNISH, Proprietor Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer HU 2-6646 - CLINTON 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111, Huron County Farming Report My O. 4. Rose, student aSSifittflitt to Aglictiltara representative, 104VA Cewity) "All of the spring planted crops are sliming a great deal of ian- prtcwement ,as a result of the rein which tell on the county during the early part of the week. Hay fields and pastures are also show- ing improvement and barring more late Rost, there is still the pas, stoility of a good bay crop. "Many of the white beans grown in the county have been seeded and by the end of the week most of "this work Will have been corn plated," points of the Hog Co-op during t he week of May 19 to 22 was 32,125 which was 89 percent of gratings. Straughan, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. William Goddard, Mrs. G. R, Dal*, Mrs. Fred Ross, Mrs. C. a, Straughan, Mrs. W. J. Craig, Mrs. Ed. Davies. Knox WA The Woman's Association 'of Knox United Church was held May 27 with the Loyal Hearts in charge. Mrs, George Wilkin con- ducted the devotion period, and Mrs. Norman Wightmatt was at the piano. • Mrs. B. East gawe the Scripture lesson. Mrs. Earl Witt-amen offer- ed meditation and prayer. Mrs. W. J. Craig and Mrs. R. Phillips sang a duet, Mrs. N. Wight:man and Mrs. Gordon' MciCllinchey, delegates to the sera-,annual Woman's Assoc- iation convention recently in Wingham gave reports. Mrs. Fred, Toll presented a message basad on Christian Citizenship". Mrs. Keith Arthur 'and Mrs. James Hembley received the of- fering. Mrs. Bean presided far t he short business period. Communion At the ,corrimunion service held in Knox Presbyterian Church on, Sunday afternoon, four joined the Church on profession of faith: Marie Letherland, Betty -Yung- hint, Kathleen Andrews and Bru- ce Yungblut Mis, Bert Craig, Mrs. Ed Dav- ies, Mrs. William Straughan, Mrs. W. T. Robison, Mrs. Ed Davies, Mrs. Tom Lawler and Mrs. G. R. Taylor, attended the hortioul- tu,r,a1 society meeting in Goderieh 'on Thur'sday evening, Mrs. J. Taylor, who has been visiting her ;daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Reithby and Mr. Raithby, Lon- don, has returned home. Shower Held A, miscellaneous shower was held in the ,basement of Knox Presbyterian Church in honour of Miss June Letherland, bride-elect of this month, Mrs, Gordon Pow- ell presided for the fallowing pro- gram which included a singsong led by Mrs. Wes Bradnock, with Mrs. R. J. Phillips at the piano; a piano duet by Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. W. J. Craig; a duet by Miss- es Heller.' and Betty Yungblut; reading by Mrs, Roy Finnigan; duet by Mrs. W. Bradnock and Mrs. Donald, Haines; readings by Mrs, Keith Machan, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; solo by Mrs. D. A. Mac- Kay. The bride-elect and her sister were called to the front, and. while June was seated in a dec- orated chair, Miss Shirley Deer read an address' extending con- gratulations and best wishes and numerous' gifts were presented her by Helen and Betty Yungbant, Ka- thleen Andrews', Mrs. Powell and Madilyn Daer. Thanks were expressed and lun- ch was enjoyed. Woman's Missionary .00tety Mrs. Jack Yeo's 'group was in charge of the May meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Holmesville United Church. The business was conducted by the vice-president, Mrs. C Tebbutt, and the group decided to pack a bale in June, The Scripture read- ing was given by. Mrs. S. Farquhar with Mrs. R. Miller leading in prayer, Mrs. J. Grigg gave a short talk on temperance, • Mrs. X, Trewartha played t piano solo "Cathedral Chimes.!' Mrs. W. Yea gave a reading ""Child Ring'". Mrs' L. Bond took the topic on "Racial Prejudice and Classl.osed with prayer by Mrs, Distinction". ye meeting c The W°A.7mrle'sn Association W eti followed with the president, Mrs. S. Farquhar in the chair. The president read the Scripture lesson; and gave the a report comments, of Mtrhse. social d otimr ta gave e in regards to the proposed supper planned for June, • Mrs. 3, A, Mc- Kiin gave the highlights of the WA rParerstabuythaerr.y held in Wingham, The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Hostesses for the day were Mrs.. S. Farquhar, Mrs, C, Tebbutt and Mrs. X, Trewartha, Formers Union Will See Equipment -Films The regular monthly meeting of the Holniesvilie Local Fax= Union will meet Monday, JUDO 9 in Holinesville school at 3:30 Films will be shown by a repre" sedative of the ,Gehl Harvester Company, He will also acquaint those attending with hay condition', ers, Everyone is welcome, A county meeting of the Huron Farmers Union will be held in the agricultural office board room on Thursday, June 5. 4-0-•4-•-•-•• CLINTON SPRING FAIR WESTERN ONTARIO'S LARGEST EXHIBIT OF LIVESTOCK HEAVY HORSES - PONIES - LIGHT HORSES WAGON and EXPRESS HORSES PALOMINOS Carriage Horses - Roadsters - Hackney Teams - Lady Drivers .44444 4-4,4-4-4-4-0-044-44444-4.4444-4-4-4444-444-4,4.44-044 SHIRTS TIES BELTS JEWELLERY PYJAMAS SWEATERS SOCKS TAE-SHIRTS SLACKS SPORTSWEAR Don't let June 15th catch you empty-handed - Le+ him know you're glad he's your DAD - Come in and choose your GIFT now. Give Dad a FORSYTH MORON SHIRT WHITE - BLUE - GREY - TAN PLAIN or STRIPED Sizes 14 to 171/2 Single or Dbuble Cuff GIFT BOXED Only $5 95 BUY SOME NOW! Herman's Men's Wear Open Friday Evenings HU 2.9151 Clinton 11,"0-0, 4-4444 4-44-t4.-4-4-444-•444-S-4,-.44-144-44-4-4-4444-444 Large Display of Modern Farm Machinery BEEF and DAIRY CATTLE - MARKET CATTLE Classes for All Breeds of SHEEP and SWINE SPECIAL 441 CLUB CLASSES