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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-05-05, Page 5Young Couple Engaged The engagement Was announced last week of Elizabeth Louise Hyde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde, Kipped, to John Wallace Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Stephenson, Woodbridge, Ontario.,The wedding will take place in Bayfield Baptist Churc art May.21. Clinton CUB and SCOUT COLLECTION BOTTLES and COAT HANGERS SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 7 - Plow tie coat hangers firmly in bundles, 1748-b Opening Today May .5 BEAUTTLAND BEAUTY and BARBER SHOP -72 ALBERT STREET • Mr. and Mrs., Norman. Peppor, Proprietors PERMANENTS HAIR CUTTING .FI.GER WAVING 18-b TW i011-EER I Philosopher F . DIFFICULT J0138 7 WE WORK IN SPITE ' WITH ALL OUR MIGHT "'FOR A JOB - DONE RIGHT ATA PRICE .§.kf!,/1T! NYoga ..egJ WE NEVER LEAVE YOUR NOME UPSET! WE ALWAYS MAKE A CLEAN-UP CHECK! %It- (AIWORRIER" 2;') IS A PERSON, WHO BORWS TROUBLE AND IS GREW% ABOUT SHARING IT WITH OTHERS! Custom Blenaing Six Different Gasolines Six Different Prices WE SERVICE WHAT WE. SELL "- CLINTON PLUMBING. HEATING 129 HURON ST ' CLINTON Dale—Gowdy wingham United Church was the setting for the wedding cere- mony, Saturday, April 30, when Muriel Fay Gowdy and Murray Christopher Dale exchanged' mar- riage vows before Rev. T. G, Hus- ser. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Gowdy, Wingharn, and the late Nelson Gowdy, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale, RR 1, Clinton. The bride was given in mar- riage by her uncle, Norman Ain- toul. She wore a floor-length dress of white peat( de soi em- broidered with sequins: Side pan- els from the waist to a bustle at the back. She carried a white and silver Bible crested with air orchid. Miss Merle Gowdy was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Marie Kipp and Mrs. Linda" Lou Wark in lilac gowns with Miss Grace Thompson and Miss Muriel Dale as ribbon bearers in mint green frocks. George McIlwain was grooms- ma and guests were ushered by Larry Wheatley and George Bac- on, For a wedding trip to the south- ern states, the bride chose a green suit trimmed with muskrat collar, dark brown accessories and a cor- sage of bronze 'mums. The coup- le will reside in Byron. GOOD WILL GLUM TO MEET ON MAY 10 Thursday, May 5, 1960 ClintonN.ws.,Record Page 41. .„.. . . . SW, A141171ANWS MIMS :XfAPPY WC#41041RS WAX 410, TO NAV .134-glOW .111 UPSX.)4.14 MAY .11‘ The regular meeting of the The Happy Workers. Club will Girls' Club of St, Andrew's Pros- meet in the ,evening en ThWeglv, byterian Church will be .held in May 12 at the home of Mrs, .Hugh ahe church Sunday School room Boil,. Rail Mal will be .answered on Tuesday evening, May 10, .at by .exebange of flowers or plant 8.1$ p.m.-• ships,. Hospital Auxiliary Tag- Day .SATURDAY,. 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Phone HU 2-9475 Huron St. Quality Hardware and Housewares CLINTON HU 2.7023 Yk:$4"..:VAWY- 11111 1elk AO 1111:11I111111111011111Wi elIA111111 11111111111111 I MI o 0 KRESIIINE CANNISTER and BREAD BOX Con be wall-hung Or set , on counter Chrome or Copper Finish $14.95 and $16.95 CRADLED CASSEOLE With Candle Wafter $3.95 up Come in and browse around for °filer suggestions SUTTER-PERDUE LIMITED DRESS COAT • 'CAR COAT SWEATER BLOUSE SKIRT HANDBAG NYLON BAG Women Teachers See Dance Steps By Rural Pupils Urs, Allen Shaddi* presided at the .rneeting of the Clinton Unit of the FWT.A0 in the Clinton Public School, Tuesday: evening April .26.. ollowing routine business ,r)or, othy Jamieson, a Grade .6 pupil of Mrs. Livingstone's school, clev- erly executed several dance num. hers. The .guest of the evening, bert Liverrn.ore, displayed a •witle variety of coloured pictures which took his audience from charming local. 'beauty spots .to the scenic grandeur-of the ice-field's of Brit- ish Columbia,, interesting commentary and his fine selection of pictures made the evening both. pleasant and profitable for • all present, A social hour in the lounge fol- lowed, AUTOMOBILES Financed & !mimed Lowest' Rates Also AutOmobile Loans K. W. COLQUHOUN .INSURANCE AGENCY Phone HU 2-9747 13-26-b Ontario Street WA Has Regular Meeting In Church Mrs. J. B. Levis -conducted the meeting on Tuesday afternoon, of the Woman's Association of On- tario Street United Church, and Mrs. E. Radford was at the piano. Mrs. Norman Tyndall took the devotions, on the theme "Freedom in the Spirit." Minutes of the April meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. E. Welsh and the trey surer's re- port was read by Mrs. George Pot- ter. Mrs. Charles Elliott, corres- ponding secretary, read several thankyous for flowers sent to the sick, and 21 calls were reported. Reports of all standing commit- tees were given. Mrs. Roy Plumsteel and Miss Emma Plumsteel sang two duets, with Miss Emma Plumsteel play- ing the accomprilment. .Mrs. George Potter gave' two readings and Ruth Ann Brown played a piano solo. Rooth—Cudmore James Street United Church, Exeter, decorated with all-white baskets of 'mums and snapdragon, ferns and white candelabra, was the setting on Saturday, April 30, for the, wedding of Nancy Diane Cuichnore'and Donald Frank Rooth, both of Exeter. The bride is the daughter iafrelYfr. and Mm. Mervyn Cudinore, Exeter, and -the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rooth, Clinton. Rev. S. E. Lewis performed the double ring ceremony. Lawrence Wein, organist of the church, pro- vided wedding music. Bruce Cud= more, Hamilton, brother of the bride, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love." Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride was charming in a floor length gown. of Swiss nylon organdy with portrait neckline, lily point sleeves and: basque waistline. The bouffant skirt was appliqued with irridescent sequins on Chantilly lace. A ruffled lace headpiece, adorned with seed pearls, supported a silk illusion fingertip veil. Her flowers were a cascade of butterfly roses and feather 'mums. . Mrs. Howard (Sandra) Weir, Detroit, was matron of honor, wearing a cocktail length dress of cornflower blue in nylon organza over taffeta with fichu neckline and fabric rose detail, basque waistline and bouffant skirts. Her flowers were a cascade of white porn-poin and feathered 'mums. Misses Dorothy McCabe and Ilene Hunter, London, were brides- maids, in costumes. identical to that of the matron 'of honor, and also carrying cascades of white feathered porn-pom Edward Tigert, Goderich, was groomsman. Ushers were Alvin Cudmiore, Exeter, and Elwin Mer- rill, Clinton. ti A reeeption Was held in the church parlors, decorated With pink Magnolia blossoms and white tapers. The bride's mother wore a carri(boan blue ;crepe ensemble with beige bat and accepSoriekarid pale fellekv: rristi.it Waage. Mo` tes_ the inid7Western United, ties the hiide these a like ,,Walker suit With rnatC'hlng hit, bone at cesterlei_ and corsage of bt4EMZe tlitints. Mr. land Mes. Moth gill teside in Exeter. SUGAR and SPICE (Continued from Page Two) ving 'the horde and family,. Funds currently being wasted on painphleta and conferences Would be funneled into the Wild.: prig of hostels for Husbands. These Would be simple, homey places, With beds, a bar, billiard trigam, card roorn and dining room. They would be located adjacent to golf courses and trout streams. Legislation would be passed al; lowing any man to enter any of these hostels for a retreat/ during April and May, far es long el* short a period as he wished. :Ells only requirements for adinission would be a Marriage certificate and the password "Tiger's Loose lintoh Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON' — EXETER — SEAFORTH Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative PHONE—HU 2-3869 May We Suggest a . Summer Goods are Arriving Dally Before YOU Buy Elsewhere See Out SHORTS-7—BURMUDAS—SLiMS and TOPPERS • I\;lbc and Ma+th Sets axe a Mut+ See 'hear LADIES" WEAR. & DRY-i OODS Buy her something to wear GLOVES SCARF LINGERIE NIGHTWEAR DUSTER COAT HOUSE LINENS BLANKETS The Good Will Club of Wesley- Willis United Church Will Meet in the lecture room on Tuesday evening, May 10, at 8 p.m. Judge F. Fingland will speak on laws pertaining to women. Ladies of 1 the congregation are welcome to hear this instructive talk. CORNING WARE SAUCEPAN SET SPECIAL 3 saucepans, 3 crime, cradle, detachable beadle This li the fabideui freeze-Cooh-serve ware that goes from freezer, direct to red-hot burner without damage because it's Made fran Pyrocetin., developed for missile hose'coned. Bah, 6611, fry, freeze and serve In Corning Warel Treat mother to spactage convenience and beauty this very day. Mow. ohly $15.50 Corning Ware Isluaranteed Wits lifetime against breakage from temperature *steins Back it goes to its regale} $17.95 price after May 31. SET of 4 TV TABLES $17.95 up Single Tables Also Available