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Clinton News-Record, 1959-08-13, Page 9THE GIRDLE YOUR LEGS CAN'T FEEL... Gossard's girdle with a .satin elastic front panel and nylon elditic net eliewhere for fine figure smoothing. Upshaped wide elastic edging . . . for complete leg freedom. Bone- less pull-on. White. Medium Long $9.00 Ea. Our Corsetieres will Personally Supervise the Proper Fitting of your Foundation Garments F. E. HIBBERT and SON Box 100 — GODERICH, ONT. — Phone 86 MIDDLETON Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Grindley left on Saturday to motor to Los Angeles, California, where Mr. Grindley will be on the univer- sity staff for the next two years, while studying for his doctorate, Mrs. Sundstrom and Alvin Sun &trona, Sault Ste. Marie, are vis- iting with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Mid- dleton, The WomeA Auxiliary of St. James Church, Middleton, held a successful sale of homemade bak- ing and produce at Mrs. Gaird- ner's, Bayfield, last Saturday. The W,A. realized the tidy sum of al- most $80 as the result of their efforts. 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THOMPSON • HENSALL and Sons Limited • Phone 32 NIGHT PHONES: HENSALL 42 or 194 We Are Also Buyers Of: TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED And Are Agents For: MASTER FEEDS CEMENT INSECTICIDES and Grain Treatment MA,SiDAY, ATOM 13, 1959 CLIVT011 Nrw$-ItEcoRD PAGE OBITUARY William R. Stephenson Funeral services were held last Sunday afternoon, August 2, from the United Church, Hensall, for William R. Stephenson, a well known retired district farmer, who died at his home on Rich- mond Street early Friday morn- ing, July 31. after nearly two years of ill health. Born on the Goshen Line e4 years ago, he was the only son pf the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson. At the age of three years he and his parents moved to the home farm on the Parr Line. He married the former Isabella Smale, Staffa, and they lived on the home farm until eight years ago when he retired and bought a house on. Richmond Street. He was a member of the LOL, Varna, and a former member of Varna United Church, where he was an active choir member, and more recently a member of the Hensel), United Church. Surviving are his widow, two sons, Ivan, St. Catherines, and Ralph, now living •on the home farm, on the Parr Line; two daughters, juline (Mrs. Harvey Keys), Hensall, and Joyce (Mrs, Ronald Burt), London; three sis- ters, Mrs. Luther Sanders, Sea- forth; Mrs. David Johnston, La Riviere, Manitoba; Mrs, Wesley Cockerline, Pilot Mound, Manito- ba, and ten grandchildren. Rev, Currie Winlaw was assis- ted by Rev. Charles. D, Daniel at the funeral service on Sunday, with interment in Bayfield Ceme- tery. Pall-bearers were Roy Consitt, Hensall; Albert Horner, Seaforth; Harvey Coleman, Anson Coleman, George Reid and Alfred Johnston, of the Parr Line, Flawerbearers were Elmer Tur- ner, Ralph Turner, Frank Mc- CLinchey, Bruce McClinchey, Ken Reid, Arthur Smale, Robert Arm- strong, William Boles, Lee Mc- Connell, Perce Johnston, Russell Drratt, Clarence Stephenson, Geo- rge Stephenson, Robert Drysdale, Allan Armstrong, Harold Daws- on and Fred McClymont, Hunter Family Picnic At Jowett's Grove The Hunter family picnic was held on August 9, at Jowett's Grove, with 75 persons attending. Races were won as follows: five years and under, girls, Janice Judd; boys, ten years and under, Fergie McKay; married men, Ey- an Sims; kick-the-slipper, ladies, Helen McKay; lack-the-slipper, men, Bradley Dutot; three-legged race, boys, Ronald McKay, Doug- las Kennington; youngest present, Douglas Habkirk; oldest present, Jane Mann; coming the farthest, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Habkirk; treasure hunt, Margaret Judd; shoe scramble, Fergie McKay. Four sets of twins were present, Roy and Ross" Habkirk.... Ronald and Donald Habkirk; Larry and Garry McKay; Mrs. Hugh Camp- bell and George Hunter. Many Clinton Folk Win Prizes At Seaforth Carnival Among local lucky persons at the Seaforth Lions Club carnival on August 7 were: Orval Blake, Clinton; J, D. Rathwell, Bayfield, mantle radios; Marilyn Haugh, RR 4, Clinton, picnic cooler; Wil- mer Broadfoot, barbecue; Marg- aret Little, RCAF Station Clin- ton, movie camera; W, D. Wilson, RR 1, Brucefield, 24 quarts of oil. Clinton Kinsmen Club Holds Annual Picnic At Jowett's Grove, -Bayfield Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, was the scene of the Kinsmen Club of Clinton picnic on Sunday, August 2, when 57 people enjoyed picnic supper together, Chairman Was Donald Kay and committee in charge were Bill Chowen and Earl Livermore, Results of races were: one and two years, boys and girls, Steven Cook, Carol Colquhoun; three and four years, boys and girls, Cindy Colquhoun, Paul Kay and Brett McEwan; five and six, girls, Cathy Young, Beth Chow- en; boys, Brian Edgar, Randall Clegg; seven and eight, girls, Lyn Garon, Cathy Young; boys, Cam- eron Colquhoun, Clare McEwan; nine and ten, girls, Lyn Garon, Cathy Young; boys, Cameron Col- quhoun, Rolfe McEwan; 11 and 12, girls, Elaine Rumball, Shar- on Brown; boys, Jackie Colqu- houn, Rolfe McEwan; ladies race, Mrs. Clarence Denomme, 1VIns, Donald Kay; men, Bill Chowen, Jack Clegg; sack race, Dianne Garon; shoe scramble, Mrs, Mait- land Edgar; clothes pin race, lad- ies, Sharon Brown; men, Donald Young; egg throwing contest, Harry McEwan, Maitland Edgar. A ball game was enjoyed by ev- eryone. London Road Club Next Meeting On September 10 The London Road Club met at the home of Mrs. Stanley Collins in June, with Mrs, Clare Magee presiding (in the absence of the president, Mrs. Anderson). Roll call was answered by telling an amusing incident of school days. The flower collection amounted to $1.82. Pot luck lunch was served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs, Managhan on Sep- tember 10, with hostesses, Mrs. Magee and Mrs. Guetter. Mrs. Anderson will be in charge of the program. Roll call will be answ- ered by stating "How we spent our summer holiday," FOR YOUR PAINTING & DECORATING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ESTIMATES ON REQUEST V. M. BRUNSDON Phone HU 2-9949 or Blyth 37r19 28-tfb Far thefINEST` BUILDING SUPPLIES ,at a FAIR PRICE look for Ibis sign of quality LDA Dealers in your townt J. W. COUNTER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone HU 2-9612 -- Albert St. Clinton, Ont. HOLMESVILLE MRS, F, MpOU1-,1-OUGH Phone HU 2-7418 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams spent last week in the vicinity of Bancroft and Lake St. Peter, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell, Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Steepe, Carol and Kathie spent last week- end with Mrs. Steepe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Magee, Woodsto4k, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burke, Brantford and Mr. and Mrs. W. Burton, Clinton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough last Wednesday evening. Miss Lynn Lawson, London and. Miss Shelly Grange, Auburn, Spent their holidays with Mr. and Mrs, D. E, Glidden. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cuchnore were in Thamesville on Saturday, and were guests at the Ward- Heath wedding while there, 0 Hill-Skelton Picnic About 25 people attended the Hill-Skelton picnic at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, on Sunday, from Hamilton, Kingston, V a r n a, Brucefield and St. Catherines. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish, Bruce- field, also attended. Allan Hill, Brucefield, is presi- dent; Fred Skelton, Goderich, vi- ce-president, and Mrs. E. Moran, St, Catherines is secretary. Next reunion is planned for August, 1960, BLUEWATER DANCELAND PRESENTS . DANCING EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT MUSIC BY: Desiardine Orchestra MODERN — ROCK'N ROLL SQUARE DANCING 10.00 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. ADMISSION: 75c JOIN THE CROWDS Just like milk butter belongs on your family table! ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCER', MARKETING HOARD REPRESENTING 50,000 CREAM PROUCEIA 1 0 Happy Workers To Meet To-night The August meeting of the Happy Worker's Club will be held to-night, August 13, in the even- ing at the, home of Mrs. Henry Klaver. The Meeting to start at 8 o'clock sharp. Roll call will be answered by "New Ideas or sug- gestions for the fall bazaar". Hostesses on the lunch committee are Mrs. Elmer and Elgin Dale, and Mrs. Anthony Van Loon, 0 4 Goderich BigDays SPONSORED BY Wed., THE KINSMEN Thurs., , Trade CLUB OF GODERICH Fri., Sat., Aug. Fair 121 31 4-15 THURSDAY, Direct Professional from AUGUST Maple 13 - Leaf Wrestling Gardens 9.00 p.m. FRIDAY, AUGUST Free Entertainment 14 - in Front BANDS - of Grand Fun Stand For All SATURDAY, Many AUGUST Outstanding FIREWORKS 15 — VARIETY Acts Direct DISPLAY From SHOW - 830 p.m. Toronto MONSTER Rides - Games of Skill ,-- BINGO MIDWAY - Fun for Young & Old See the Exhibits and Agricultural Displays at Park. Goderich Arena and HELP WANTED MEN and WOMEN to work during late August and September on Corn Processing. State whether days or nights preferred. Apply CANADIAN CANNERS LTD., Exeter, Ontario 32-33-b gemummok.