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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-05-12, Page 8DRIVE IN TO-DAY: PLAY IT SAP SERVICE IS OUR ' MIDDLE NAME 0 JACK or= SCRUTON FOR EVERYTHING IN • PETROLEUM fi HU.2-9653 CLINTON (CITIES SERVICE L SMILES_ _ 04#11861r1‘ BUILDING A'NEW:HONE? WE CANGRATULATE!!! CALL US NOW FOR DIE \s_CIA-VOU D Opp 1741.12t.. • A the 13651. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Merrier spent Sunday in Detroit, with the former's aunt, Mrs. j.. D. lVferner, Mr. and, Mrs, E.- W. Oddleifson, London, spent the weekend at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and Gwen, London, were at "Wheel In" for the weekend. Mrs. J. Pease and Ere:Me Pea- se, London, were at their cottage on Saturday. Jim l-liggins, Toronto, was with his parents, Mr. - and Mrs, J. H. Higgins for the weekend. ' Miss Shirley Brandon, BA, Es- sex, was with her father, H. N. Brandon over the . weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parker, Londen, were at their home "Parkeliff" for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jahn McConkey and three children, London, spent the weekend at, their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, John Pounder and children, London; spent• the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Scotchmer. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cook, Nancy and Donald, Stratford, oc- cupied their cottage at "The Pop- lars" for the weekend. Mr. and. Mrs. L. Stephens and family,. Toronto, were at their cottage "Loch Home," The Pop- lars for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard and two children, London, spent Sunday with relatives in the vil- lage. Mrs. M. 3. S. Barber, Begot- villa, Que., is spending two weeks with her parents, Flight Lieuten- ant and Mrs. R. S. Simone, of "Shangri-La." . Mrs. L. M. Burt, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Burt and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt and daughter, London, were here for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Willits, Royal Oak, Mich., with members of their family, spent the week- end at their cottage at The High- lands. rMr. and Mrs. Roy Scotehmer have brightened up their cottage on the corner of Main and Eliza- beth Street, by painting it in two shades of green. They added a low White fence at the back and decorating the lawn in front are flamingoes 'and rabbits to give an added gay touch.- F/L Paul Lay- ere and family moved into it the end of April. Mr, .and Mrs. Gordon M. Gal, braith, 'accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Douglas lVfeAuley, her husband. and . two children, Dundas, spent the weekend at "Sylvan Acres" • their home on the 33lee. Water Highway, Goderich Township, Mr- and NM Paul Walden and four children, London; also visited her parents on Sun- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Alan Galbraith and Janis, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Bell, Clinton, Mr. ,and Mrs. Ho- ward Armstrong, Zurich, were with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell on Mother's Day. The Rev. Dr, and Mrs, H., H. Savage, First Baptist Church, Pontiac, Mich., were dinner gUests of the Rev, and .Mrs, Ivor Bodert- ham on -Tuesday, The Rev, Dr. H. H. Savage, Pontiac, Mich., was the special speaker at a service in Bayfield Baptist Church on Tuesday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs, S. H. Bryant re- turned to their cottage on Tues- day after 'having -been at' their home in Byron since Sunday. 1- Mrs. A. W. Reid and Miss Kath- leen. Reid, accompanied by Mrs. F. Helps, Windsor, came to their cottage "Enfield" on Sunday. Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Helps are here for the season. Miss Reid returned to Windsor on Wednesday. The Rev, E. J. B. Harrison at- tended the 101st Synod of the Diocese of Huron in London- on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last, John M. Stewart, rector's' warden 'accompanied him for the Wednesday sessions. Mr. and Mrs. 3. D, Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.. E, Pongracz and family and Mrs. Pongracz's mother, 'Mrs. Erwin, Detroit, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Gmeiner and son Bart, Gros- se Point, -Mich., were at their re- spective summer homes in the Jowett cottage area last weekend. Six Years Old Mrs. Bert Ekert entertained ten little folk on Saturday in honour of her son Michael's sixth birth- day. The fun after refreshments was brought V> an abrupt end when four-year old' Wayne Ekert, jumping on a chesterfield on the veranda accidentally bumped his forehead against the window, smashing the pane of glass. He received , a cut above the ` right eye, severing an artery. His mother administered first aid and Harry Baker rushed them to Clinton Public Hospital where the little lad remained after treat-: ment. His parents brought him home on Sunday afternoon where he is recuperating nicely. Gayle Turner spent/ the week- tend in Goderich, withs, her aunt, Mrs. Donald Sager and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and Phillip, Mr. and 1Virs... F. F. Arkell were 'also with them on ;Vlother's Day. Mr.' and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon and son Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sturgeon and daughter Handy Joyce, Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. Bisback, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and two boys Francis and Paul, Science Hill, spent Mother's Day under the parental roof with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon, Mrs. Lottie Davis, Preston, . Was• also a guest. . Barn Burned The fire alarm sounded on Mon- day about 4 p.m. to summon fire- men to the property of Mrs. Ola Elsley. They arrived on the scene premptly to 'find the old frame barn, approximately 20' x 30' in flames. They were,, unable to do 'anything but protect the house and other near by, buildings, The barn, is' said to have been erripty and , cause of the blaze is unknown. In One hour nothing but ashes re- rhained. Seven New Brownies • Brown Owl, Mrs.. J. 13. Higgins, ,assisted 'by new Brownie •Guiders, Toms-Bodenham, (By our .Bayfield correspondent) Central Baptist Church, Lan,. don, Ontario, was decorated with ferns and baskets of mauve and white snapdragons and stocks for the wedding of Ivy Mario Bedee- haM to David R. C, Toms on Saturday, May 7, 1900, at ' two o'clock. The bride is the daughter of the Rev, and Mrs. Ivor BecienliaM, Bayfield, and the groom's parent§ are Mr, and Mrs, C. Toms, Owen. Sound. The double-ring ceremony was conducted by the ReverencL A. Pyke, pastor of Central Baptist Church. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride was beautiful in a floor length gown of white silk organza over white taffeta, styled with long illy-point sleeves, with insert of Aleneon lace at the neck- line. Her finger tip yeil fell from a belle type headdress trimmed with seed' pearls. And she carried a cascade of white stephanotis,. centred with a mauve orchid with streamers of ivy, Mrs, James Pasman, Niagara Falls, sister of the bride, was matron of honour, The bridesmaids Were her cousin, Miss Kitty Hill, Detroit, and Mrs. Mary Lou, Mc- Kellar, and Miss Helen Ruth Brown, London, The attendants were similarly gowned in cocktail-length dresseS of white silk organza over taffeta with mauve sash. They wore white hat bands covered with mauve baby 'mums and carried cascades of baby Mums in shades of mauve. The .groomsman was Frank Walters, London, and the ushers were James • Pasman, Niagara Falls, Ont., Robert Wilkie and Mrs. Austin McCurdy and Mrs. Ken Brandon, conducted an en- rollment ceremony on Monday ev- ening when seven Tweenies were enrolled as Brownies. They were: Lynn Brandon, Janice Middleton, Sharon Heard, Clara Mason, Mon- ica Gemeinhardt, Delores Telford and Martha Corrie. Mothers of the new Brownies were interested,, guests. Mrs. Kenneth Brandon gave them a delightful surprise party at the close. She had a delicious cake iced in white with "Congrat- ulations Brownies" in brown on the icing. This was served with ginger ale. Robert Mek.7.41,11, Owen Sound. Mrs. S, Horner, Organiat, played traditional wedding MU,* end ac- companied the soloist, 4% Davis, who sang . ",because" . and "The Lord's, Prayer," The reception was held at the Knotty Pine Inn, London,- Mrs, Ivor )3odenhara received in a two, piece brown and heige printed silk frock with bone accessories, Her hat was as small band of beige flowers. She was assisted by the groom's mother who chose a two- piece beige dress. of chiffon over taffeta with bone accessories. The groom's gift to the. bride Was a diamond keeper. ring. For 'travelling to Northern On- tario on 'a two week's honeymoon trip, the bride changed to a navy basket-Weave suit with light beige accessories, with which she wore a purple orchid corsage. On their return, they will re- side in Owen Sound'. Eighty guests were present, from, London, Bay- field,, Niagara Falls, Owen Sound, Detroit and Toronto. The bride graduated 'from Vic- toria Hospital. School of nursing, London, in 1958. 'She took a year's special training in surgical nurs- ing in Harper Hospital, 'Detroit, and 'returned to VictOria Hopital, London, where she was' assistant operating room' nurse. The groom spent a year in min- ing engineering in the Yukon Ter- ritory prior to the autumn 1959 when he was recalled to assist his father in his garage ix Owen sound. • LANDSCAPING • SODDING • SEEDING • LAWN ROLLING Free Estimates • TOPSOIL • FERTILIZER • MANURE BAIRD and MERNER CLINTON, ONT,. Phone HU 2-7176 Phone HU 2-9734 10p-tfb $10.88 Plus Re-Cappable Tire GOOD:4E AR TIRES 2 DOOR SEDAN SPECIAL —BUY 1959 LARK VI 2-door with overdrive only 16,300 miles THIS IS A TRADE-IN ON A 1960 LARK VI FURNACE OLD BURNER THROUGH COST& A HONE BOTHERING YOU... tagc n. 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