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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-01-21, Page 9Sews • of 'Londe.. bort). Ooirespondent MRS, BERT ALLAN Phone Myth r 5 SERVICE IS OUR' , MIDDLE NAME JACK' nuan SCRU TOW FOR EVERYTHING IN 0. PETROLEUM 0 HU.2-9653 CLINTON CITIES SERVICE L SMILES i1E5 F0116..! WE'LL FILL YOUR HopfE Wittl 1•IBAX; ". wrr“ OUR GOOD OIL 11*1 AtilpASV.FFAT/ ei ,,11 ,f •••,•••••V News of Auburn Correspondent: MRS, W. BRADNOCK Phone Auburn 53W tiug111--Vodden Wedding lated at the double ring marriage ceremony in Ontario Street unt. ted Church, on January 15, when Phyllis Yvonne, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Fred VOdden, 43. Clinton, became the bride of non- ald E. 1Tugill, Clinton, son of Mr, andMrs, Clarence 1-113011, Given in, marriage by her father,. the bride was invely gown of waltz-length silk organza and Chantilly lace over .taffetta, with moulded bodice, sahrina neckline embroidered with twinkling SO- guirm •and seed pearls and lily . pointed sleeves, The bouffant skirt with ',empire waistline had a row of shirring extending to the hemline. Her fingertip veil was appliqued with chantilly lace and , embroidered with sequins and was held by a .pillbox styled headpiece of chantilly lace and tulle. She carried baby white 'mums and pink roses, and wore the cultured pearls and earrings Which were 'a gift from, the groom. Miss Calista Counter, Clinton, as maid of honour and brides- maids, Barbara Bail, Clinton, .and Mrs. .David Carlon,s Goderich, wore royal blue velveteen with Matching bead-bands and shoes, and carried bouquets of baby white 'mums, Miss Lois Granby, organist of the church, provided the wedding music. Donald Huger, Clinton, was groomsman. For the reception in the church hall, the bride's mother wore dark brown wool with fur trim, a beige Clinton District People. Win Prizes At Chain Saw School About 50 men attended the saw chain school held in the show.room of Wells Auto Electric last Friday night, and saw demonstrations and films on the operation and care of their chain saws, Saw safety waS emphasized, Prizes were won by William, J.. Blacker, RR 1, Clinton, a Morse chain for a saw; Eldon Yeo, RR 8, Clinton, chain filing vise; Leo Dyk- stra, RR 2, Clinton, file-n-joint;. Harold Squires, RR 3, Clinton, chain filing fixture; Alfred EvallS, RR 3, Clinton; Ivan Carter, 1113. 1, Londesbaro and Melillo Martin, RR 1, Clinton, each won six cans of oil. Coffee and sandwiches were ser- ved. The evening was put on by the Morse Chain Saw and the Mc- Cullough Chain Saw firms. The Rev, Grant IJ Mills. offic- hat and matching brown sories. She wore a corsage of tawny gold roses. The groom's mother Were beige brocaded with brown feather hat, beige eesseries and a tawny .04 PQr,, sage, Guests attended from .Xitchener And Shakespeare, as well as local,- k or a wedding trip to Eastern United States, the bride -donned. pale _green wool sheath With black coat, grey squirrel collar, white feather hat and black accessories, with a corsage of tawny gold ros- Snow Removal and Plowing DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS Contact: JACK MERNER, Clinton Phone HU 2-9734 JANUARY SPECIAL FREE EXTRA TROUSERS ON. YOUR NEW MADE-TO-MEASURE SUIT Only 9 Days Left — Order Now SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 • Choose From One Of The Greatest Selections Of Suitings. • Your New. Suit Will Be Hand Cut And. Tailored To Your Exacting Measurements. • Save Up To $30.00 NOW OV SHOP TODAY! HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR (OPEN FRIDAY EVENING) HU 2-9351 CLINTON EXTRA SPECIAL TWO ONLY 22 SELF-PROPELLED MOWERS REGt LIST $125.00 NOW $62.50 411111111111111111111111111.11M1.1.11.1, ,rommomminm., ALL TOOLS SOCKET SETS DRILLS' AND ATTACHMENTS 15% OFF HOCKEY PADS — GLOVES PANTS — SWEATERS ATHLETIC SUPPORTS 15% OFF SALE ENDS Saturday„ February 13th ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL Phone HU 24034 CI„Z",719' NFIVR.T? ft 'THURSDAY, JANUARY -4, 1.960 f),‘ (; I *+•.!INIII A A WEEKEND FREEZER REAL, • BEEF FRESH FREE OLD Peter's DELIVERY SPECIAL: FASHIONED HAM ROAST — Phone PORK '1111174jeCtt HU, 2-9731 ROAST or 49c WHOLE HALF 45c lb. lb. lb. DAM Genuine and GOUDA Imported CHEESE BEff —i liftli). ,n SPECIAL: FRONT QUARTER QUARTER • 59c CAR WINTER WEIGHT COATS . . COATS SALE Reg,13 PRICE . 50 to26 95 . . 10.80 to 21.50 25% OFF. 12.95 to 17.45 FROM 9.50 RZ.Z75`i 00 to 6.95 !.9! to 4.95 ai.9u 1/3 OFF 20% OFF SPECIAL SUBURBAN :CLICKER COATS -WORK PARKAS WORK WINDBREAKERS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Reg ' Reg. 75 ONLY WORK SHIRTS . GLOVES .MEN'S DRESS BOYS CORDUROY PANTS and LINED JEANS 20% OFF BOYS'—winter Styles like above at Real Savings! 20% to 40% OFF LUGGAGE , 1/3 Clearame OFF Specials AIKEN'S LUGGAGE and SHOES Norrnan Cartwrightt son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cartwright who has been clerk, and lately teller in the Blyth -Bank of Commerce since last June left on Monday for Dunnville, having been transferred to the Bank of COrnmerce there. Howard Cartwright is attending the poultry short course at the OAC in Guelph on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, Mr: and Mrs. Robert Thompson and daughters visited with Mr. and Mit:. William Hamilton of Moore- field, on Sunday, --• LOL Meeting The January meeting of the Or- ange Lodge was held last Wednes- day night in the Orange Hall. Quest speakers were Wor. Bra. Jacklinf County Master, Brussels and Past War. Bra. Scott, Bel grave Lodge. Communion service was observed in the United Church on Sunday. Vi/MS Meeting The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety held their January meeting at the .home of Mrs. Bert Allen with 19 present and two visitors. Roll call was answered by the members fees being paid, a good paper on citizenship • was given '•by Mrs. Nelson Lear arid,,a, reading on stewardship by Mrs, Allen. Mrs. Ivan Carter gave inter- esting chapter front the study book, "Africa Disturbed". Mrs. Carter suggested anyone finding a bit of news 'on , Africetirbring to the next Meeting, It was gratifying to hear from the treasurer that the allocation had been exceeded by over $50, A social cop of V tea was enjoyed. 'flullettfrederation .AppOnts.Pelegates, H. Lear,. President The first4directors meeting of 1960 was held by the Hallett ToWnsbin Federation of Agricul- ture, in the tondeshoro Commun- ity last Thursday -evening, January 14, th 25 directors pres- ent, . Harry Leanenew president, wel- comed those present, and expres- sed hope for 'their support through- out the year, and that it would be a good year;.,:mirentgrs were ap- pointed to the ' Hog ProduceM, Lloyd Stewart; alternate, Arnold Jamieson.; to beef produ.eers, Geor- ge Carter; Douglas Snell, potiltry producer; Archie . Young, cream producers; , MrS, Lloyd Stewart, lady director; Mrs. Gordon Mc- Gregor :and Mrs. William Jewitt, lunch committee, Percy GibbingS was appointed secretary treasurer again. $10 Was-donated toward the Huron Comity Association and Crop Improve- ment seed fair. meetings: will be held every sec- ond -Thursday, of each month in the Londesboro Community Hall, beginning olt""9 pan. Card parties will. be _held 'the last Friday of each month during the whiter, in the same hall. Stuart Ament returned from Clinton Public Hospital after sev- eral weeks a patient there. Ben Lyon, Brandon, Manitoba, visited recently with Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Scott. George Raithby was able to re- turn to his home over the week- end after a few weeks of sick- ness in Goderich hospital. Last Friday he celebrated his 88th birthday and received many cards and messages of congratulations to mark the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson, Gode- rich township, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. Friends of Fred Toll will be pleased to know that he is improv- ing after his recent illness. Miss Brigette Slitchling returned home Sunday after spending Christmas with her grandparents in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and Jayne and Mrs. John Arthur visited last Sunday with Mrs. An- nie Mogk at Tavistock. Mrs. John Arthur remained for a longer visit FUNERAL 40.140S .R.- Stirling The Rev. j. W. Patrick, Bay- field, officiated at the funeral ser- vice on: ThurSdaY, January 14, from. the Beattie` funeral home, 55 RattenWry Street East, for James R. Stirling. Mr. Stirling died on January 12, in Clinton Public Nospital. • • pa-bearers were Murray Mc- Dougall, Allen Bettlea, Ivison Tor- rance, glgin Porter, Douglas Mc- Dongall and Donald McKenzie. ,prienda and relatives from a distance wore; Mr, and Mrs. Mar wood' Martin, Mrs. Ken Bailey and Robert laailey,:Amberstburg; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin. Speiran, Kincard- ine;: George -Wilson, William Ster- Port Stanley; Mrs, Ogle Rus- sell, :Mr. and Mrs, William .Smith, Mr, and. Mrs. R. J. Cake and Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson, Mrs. Ezra Stanley, Kinloss; Mr. and Mrs. L. 'S, Walden, London; Mr, and Mrs. J, Kennedy, Aylnier;. Wilfiiam Sweitzer and Miss Dor- othy Ovenlivan, Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Kenneth Watt,'Mr, and Mrs, Woodrdw Wil- son, Port Stanley, 0 PORTER'S HILL MRS, DONALD HARRIS Phone HU 2-3362 Young People The Grace-Andrews YPU met on Sunday evening in Grace Ch- urch, Porter's Hill. The worship service was in charge of Elaine Wilson, convener of faith and everyday living. Following the meeting a quiz =was conducted by Ted Dunn. The executive of the Woman's Association of Grace Church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. Sowerby. Programs for the coming year were arranged. HOLMESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crieh and family of Tuckersmith Township, Visited with Mr. and Mrs, Bert Lobb on Stinday. with her sister: Mrs. Louis Ruddy is visiting with friends in Port Huron this week. • Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig visited last Sunday with their son Robert Craig, Mrs. Craig and fam- ily at Ilderton. George Wilkin accompanied by his father, A. Wilkin, Goderich,- spent Monday in London. Allan Craig who recently re- turned from Germany and spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig has left for his post at Gagetown, New Brunswick. Miss Susie Latimer, Oakville, has returned to her home after spending the holiday season with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig. Welcome Back Over 50 relatives and friends gathered at Carlow Hall last Sat- urday evening to welcome back to his home community, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Patterson, Grande Prairie, Alberta. The evening was spent in playing ,progressive euchre. The high lady's prize was tied for by Mrs. William Straughan and Mrs. Alvin Plunkett, and the high gentleman's prize was tied for by David McClinchey and Al- vin Plunkett. - After a delicious lunch was ser- ved Mr. Patterson reminisced ab- out former years. His two sisters, Mrs. William Anderson and Mrs. Albert Shackleton; Toronto, were also present for the reunion. Guests were present from To- ronto, Goderich, Blyth and the sur- rounding district. The evening closed by all singing Auld Lyne Syne. Mrs. Mac Hodgert and baby daughter, Thames Road, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Howatt on Thursday, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Donald 1\kNall on the arrival of a baby datig'hter on January 15, • Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRIME and SON CLINTON — EXETER -- SEAFORTH Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative PHONE—HU 2-3869 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MINEW' MID-WINTER SALE SOME 'DISCONTINUED LINES 1/2 Pts. — 25c Qts. r-- $1.00 IDEAL FOR ODD JOBS ' MARTIN—SENN PAINTS 30% OFF OUR ENTIRE' STOCK OF NEW DUNLOP TIRES, WINTER AND CONVENTIONAL TREADS OFFERED AT 33 1/3 PERCENT OFF LIST SUNSHINE DELUXE BICYCLES A REAL BUY AT $36.95 15% OFF TOBOGGANS — WAGONS DOLL CARRIAGES TRICYCLES — SLEIGHS iMill1.11.11111.11111111111& AYT DIXON'S • AUTO SUPPLY Rattenbury Street. Clinton