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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-07-10, Page 4Let Your Car Enjoy the the Trip, Too 1111111111101 SEE YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD Cities Service DEALER BEFORE YOU GO "WES" HOLLAND "DORY" RUTLEDGE Let us inspect your car thoroughly for possible trouble Spots, engine, fan belt, tires, tubes, etc., before you go On your vacation. No obligation, drop in anytime! South End Cities Service "Wee Holland— "Dory" Rutledge Phone RV 24055 VICTORIA BMW' CLINTON ONLY AT 11-1FC... Money service backed by years' experience For fast, friendly loan service from specially trained, courteous people, come to HFC—Canada's leading con- sumer finance company. Borrow up to $1,000 in privacy, with up to 30 months to repay on terms you select. You're always welcome at HFC HOUSEHOLD FINA CE IR. K. Fitch, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH Just Arrived BIG SUMMER VALUES NEW SHIPMENT: "LovLee" Made SLIPS Only $1.98 Cotton, 32-52 Drip Dry Cotton Half Slips Assorted Colors. 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D.S.T. nsta irh a 96p m 5 DOOR PRIZES $25.00 EACH 15 GAMES FOR $51100 EACH 3 SHARE-THE-WEALTH GAMES SPECIALS $500. EACH 2 GENERAL ADMISSION: $1.00 Extra Cards: 25c each or 5 for $1,00 Special Cards: 50c each or 3 for $1.00 CLINTON KINSMEN CLUB H PAGE FOUR CLINTON NEWS RECORD: THURSDAY, J.'s= 10., .Canton District Collegiate Institute JUNE PROMOTIONS 1958 Promoted from Grade X to Grade XI Pool Pickett Natitgeeta Porter rem* Posted Bewee Powell Dianne Radford 1V/arillyn tRatthWell, Freida, Riehe Martha Reynolds Betty Lou "Robinson Eric Sobeintenherger HOward 'Sootchmer Stephen Scoteharrer Ronald Smith Wayne Stirling Berva Switzer Donna _Switzer Rose Marie Talbot Barrie Taylor Grant Turner Jean Turner Janet Tyndall Kenneth Van Wesel.' Eva Verchoef Gerald Wallis Rosatiee Watkins Catherine Welsh David Naiish Galt Orpen Martha Manley Effie Plutrasteed Margaret Porter Elaine Rathwell William Bothwell Glen Reichert Dorothy Mehl Peter Robertson Douglas Rotorda Edmund Stalcitivor Donald Seruton Williams Janet 'Shaep John "Slavin WiMliarn ISinith Michael Speller George Sweeney Elaine Taylor Linda Torrance Ralph Trewartha Ronald Turner Arch. Van Dongen Anthony Verhoef Barbara Watkins Margaret Wallas Nancy Webber Elaine Weston Susan Wight-am Willltiamn tWlild Agnes Wilkins Leonard Wilson Barbara Yeo Frank Yeo Promoted from Grade IX to Grade X Zanies Alexander Gloria Allan Mary Allen Orrin Baird Egbert Bakker Elaine Teall, Charles Bartliff ,Brenda "Blair John BYtehla Dianne Campbell Susan Cann Ress Carter Subwfl teastle Ronald Clifford paltnicia Cebain lDaved Cooper Dewayrre Ellllliotat Kenneth Fingleeted Noreen :Garrow Dale Gattinger Faye Gaunt Douglas Gibbings Yvonne Gibson Martha Gillette Francine Groydantes Robert, Grigg , Judith Halward Keith Allan Allen Ball Janet Battlein Beverley Beattie Larry Bertrand' Wilma Blllllirga Jean Booth Paul Brand Chrestine Bridle Karen Buck Robert Bylsma Harvey Carter Gunnar Christensen Alan 'Cochrane Michael !Collier Mary Colquhoun David Cowie Arnold Crlieh: Beth Cuchnorie Donald 'Cuctanore Roger Cummings Lorraine Dale Marion Dale Sally Deeves Ellen Doer Fred Du:tot Lois Dyslettra Mary Elliott Gerald Etue William Evans Grace Flewirtt Marion, Forrest Domthreic Gathwiler Caron Gattinger Ralph Glew Bruce Heeds Donna, Hayter Everett Hesselle Ralph Holland Donald Anthony KIlitkiMrig$- IyEarjorlie,Hyde Linda Jervis Donald Johnston Kenneth Knights' James Xo Norman LaCroix Ronald Livermore Barrie 1VitacLaren 'Gary Modell Joan '1VIC011incthey Marlene IWO:Iliad/ley Ruth effeClinchey Edward McCullough Glenda McDougall Margaret Merrill Jane McFarlane Wallace. Miehalski Robert Miller Gary Mote Ronald Pearson Carol pepper Paul Goldsworthy - Bonnie Hamilton Barry Harper John Harris Barbara Henderson Janet Headerson Nancy "Henley Caroline Hoy Beverley Royer Kenneth Huateing IVIlarejorie Bunking John Jacob Gary Jewiitt Joan Johnston Mamie Jostling Charles Knox Lccraine Lea :lobs Darlene Laister John Lawrie' Larry Lewitt Joan Livermore Lobb Wayne Love Nancy MacDonald Joan McCtlymont Joan 1VIcCowan John McKim Mary Macaulay Robert Ma'rsha'll John Masse :Sandra 'Merrill Marianne Michalski Donald Mills Friank Mureb Murney Gibson-Shaddock Standards of pink peonies and candelabra Made a charming set- ting in St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton, on Saturday, June 28, when Catherine Ann Shaddocic, daughter of Mrs, Wil- liam, and the late William Shad- dock, Clinton, became the bride of Fred Elliott Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson, Gode- rich Township. Rev, David J, Lane performed the double ring cere- mony. Given in marriage by her uncle, R. E. Shaddick, Hensall, the bride was lovely in a gown of pure silk organza, with, scooped neckline appliqued with daisy design guip- ure lace flowers, short sleeves and matching gloves. The bouffant skirt, which extended in a chapel train, featured a softly gathered band held by appliqued flowers. A double crown of irridescent se- quins held her finger-tip veil of pure silk illusion and she carried a shower bouquet of red roses. Mrs. W. S. Macaulay, Sarnia, was matron of honor for her sis- ter, wearing ballerina length green crystal charm, styled with a panel front, softly gathered to a large bow at the back, matching gloves and picture hat. Similar gowns were chosen by the bridesmaids, Mrs. Joe Gibson, RR 2, Seaforth, and Miss Janet Elliott, Clinton, All three attendants carried yel- low roses. Mrs. A. Willert, Sarnia, cousin of the bride, sang "Bless This House" and "I'll Walk Beside You." Mrs. Morgan Agnew pre- sided at the organ, Joe Gibson was his brother's groomsman, and ushers were W. S. Macaulay, Sarnia, and W. Hol- land, Clinton. For the reception held in the church parlor, the bride's mother was gowned in navy silk shantung, styled with sweetheart neckline, gored skirt in cocktail length, navy and white accessories and corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother wore blue crepe with white accessories, and corsage of red carnations, The bride's table was centred with silver candelabra and the other tables decorated with low bowls of flowers. For travelling, the bride don- ned a dress and coat ensemble of bronze rose brocaded doupione with white accessories and corsage of white carnations. Following a wedding trip to points north, the young couple are residing on the groom's farm in Stanley Township. Lobb Family Hold Annual Reunion In Londesboro Hall The twelfth annual reunion of the Lobb family was held in the Londesboro Community Hall on Saturday, July 5, with 98 members present, coming from Grosse Point Shores, Linden and Crosswel], Mich.' Newburgh, New York; Stratford, Chatham, Woodstock, Millbank, Ripley, Staffa, London, Centralia, Burford, Clinton, Kippen and Brucefield. After dinner, president Lloyd Snyder, Woodstock, presided for a short business meeting, Rain dur- ing the supper hour made the group thankful to be in the hall. It was decided to write a letter of appreciation to Bill Atkinson, Kitchener, who had offered to print out the invitations. The pic- nic will be held the same place next year. Officers for 1959 are: presi- dent, Bill Atkinson; first vice- president, Billy Lobb, Mich.; sec- ond vice-president, Howard Pym; secretary, Mrs, Lloyd Snyder; treasurer, Lloyd Snyder. After the business session, Jim Lobb lent in a sing-song from song sheets provided by Mrs. Lorne Jervis. Mts. G. Henderson was at the piano. The Rev. Charles D. Cox was asked to make a few remarks, and he responded by telling' some humorous stories. A request was made at the pre- vious executive meeting for the Lobb Bros. quartet to sing, so. that the younger generation might hear them.. They sang •three num- bers, The sports committee consist- ing of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holland, Mrs. Donald Crich, Donald and Fred LOW); carried out a fine line of sports, creating lots of laughs. Souvenirs were presented to the youngest baby, Joan Louise Pym; for having birthday nearest the picnic date, Burt Lobb, Brucefield; the most recent person reaching 70 years of age, Bert Lobb. After the evening meal, the president thanked the table com- mittee, end all who helped make the picnic a success, a Need A Home? Use a Want Ad, Varna United Church, tastefully decorated with baskets of pink Canterbury bells, blue delphinium and white 'mums, was the setting on Saturday, July 5, for the wed- ding of Margaret Elizabeth Mc- Clymont, Toronto, and Douglas Stewart Robinson, Toronto. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. McCly- mont, Varna, and the groom is the son of Mrs, Gretta Robinson, Toronto. Rev. T. J. Pitt per- formed the double ring ceremony and Miss Margery Webster, Var- na, presided at the organ, while Mrs. Lorne Barker, Thistletown, sang the Lord's Prayer and the Wedding Prayer. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a floor-length gown of hand-clipped imported Chantilly lace, styled with full length lily-point sleeves, sabrina neckline etched with a petal ef- fect, and bouffant nylon tulle skirt highlighted with tiers of the lace and falling into a slight train, Her finger-tip veil was held in place by a tiara of seed pearls and irridescent sequins and she carried a cascade of red roses. Mrs. Donald Barker, King City, was matron of honor for her sis- ter, Wearing ,white organza em= bossed with blue flowers, in strap- less style with a bolero jacket, and bouffant skirt with scalloped front panels of pleated net. She carried flowers of blue and white. Miss Joan McClymont, sister of the bride, wore white organza with yellow embossed flowers, similar to that of the matron of honor, and carried yellow roses and white 'mums. Miss. Ruth Barker, King City, niece of the bride, was flowergirl. The groomsman was Donald Barker, King City, and the ushers were Ivan McClymont and Robert McClymont, Varna, For the reception, the church parlors were beautifully decorated with sweet peas and roses. Guests were present from Toronto, Wood- bridge, King City, London and Thistletown, The bride's mother received, wearing rose crystalette with white accessories and corsage of yellow roses and baby white 'mums. The groom's mother wore powder blue ribbed scintellate, Matching picture hat and corsage of pink roses and baby white 'mums, For travelling, the bride wore a powder blue summer suit, pink and white accessories and corsage of pink roses, The young couple Will reside in l'Oronto. On the prairies, Alberta, is the leading beef producing provinee. Allberta's big (Attie ranching and meat packing industries got their start because of the need: for feed for the track-laying crews when the railways were going through the west. •••••••••••••••••••••./.../.. District Weddings Robinson • McClymont