HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-06-02, Page 5The Test and Slaughter program to rid cattle of Tuberculo-
sis has been in effect for many years. ,As a result the danger of
people catching. TB fro-it cattle is very slight.
BUT Your Cattle Could Catch TB from YOU!
We can't have a "slaughter"' program for people with TB.
But the sanitoria tyre sending dozens of healthy people home each
month. EARLY DETECTION IS THE REASON.
FREE 1113 w Detection Ciinks
ill, be held
Huron County between JULY'
n
19 and AUGUST. 5
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND
HURON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
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Amihong
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PARKER HOUSE
this Weekend
'
Hollis: 6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
THE LUCKY DRAW
OF A
Flower, Arrangement wAs. WON BY
MRS. GORDON GALBRAITH, Dundas
The Draw was made by Miss Thelma Dale, Clinton.
Mrs, Howard Armstrong, Proprietress
HU 24023 Murray Building Clinton
DRIVE IN N RESTAURANT
(Under.
Seating for 30
FULL COURSE MEALS—LUNCHES
CURB SERVICE—Week-days—after 6. o'clock, only.
Saturday and Sunday-2 p.m. to 12 p.m.
PAY 'US A VISIT SOON
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Instead of spending warm
summer days, slaving
over the ironing board.
Send your laundry to us.
We'll pick up and de-
liver.
Save time and energy for
fun in the sun!
Use the SPEED WASH
on wet days
A Goad Place to Dry!
LUCKY NUMBER THIS
WEEK IS 1738
Check Your Calendar. If the
numbers match take the cal-
endar to our office and claim
yche $3.00 credit.
of Choice
Design.
Portraits,
Commercial
Photography,
'etc.
Jervis Studio
130 Isaac St. HU 2-7006
••:* •,,.•:k •
•46.fg.,
WEDDING
PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE O .U.R Albums
Westinghouse
Compact, Budget-
Priced 24" Stove
High style appearance and top-
flight performance. Oven has
Miracle Seal and Spread-Even
Heaters in any position. The
Corox Surface burners tilt for
easy cleaning.
• • .; Clinton Electric: Shbp are sup;
plying.. the. Westinghouse' Range
(ModeloiKa-A-24) that is being
used :all this week at :the LoA.=
CoOking 'School at Clinton Leg.,
ion Hall. This Stove will be gilt»
en away as. the Grand Prize at
the end of 'the school,
Clinton Electric Shop
D. W. CORNISH, Proprietor
"YOUR WESTINGHOUSE SEALER"
HU 24646 Clinton
aismimmumwma...ima.
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Thursday, June .2, 1960 li .ton Nows,Recard No. S
Leguon Paper Drive
Will. Be Held On
Wednesday, tune 8
Beginning at 1 p.m.
Leave Your Tied Bundles of Newspapers, Magazine!
and Rags at the Curb,
20 and 22b
Grand Opening
Verna's Beauty Salon
Verna Morgan, Proprietress
Phone HU 2-9375 50 Mary Street
Saturday, June 4
2 to p.m.
Cothe See My New Shop
Refreshments Served — Favours Given
Appointments Booked
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Phone HU 2-3841
Your TV Service Dealer
Clinton
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Take the cool and
care-free approach to warm
weather! Choose your
summer wardrobe from
our style-first selection
of light hearted lovelies
fashioned for 'round the
clock wear. See
them all.
See 06,r Large
Selection of
SUMMER DRESSES
SIZES 12-20; 16 1/2-241/2 ; 38-44
Priced At
ELECTROHOME
ENCORE eq00 Or
4L7 7 67
Self-contained stereo radio-phonograph
combination—AM or AM-FM Radio-4-speed Eng-
lish-built-changer—Balanced speaker system with
stereo-focus control.
Cabinet available in seven hardwood veneer
finishes—by Deilcraft craftsmen.
GALBRAITH
$5695 to 411.95
DRESS2nd Ploor pet
MARTINS
MIDDLETON
Tuesday, June 7, -will be visitors
'claY• m Bruce field United 4;1400.
when .W4P‘Pen, Egmondvii1P.,, and
'Turner's Churches will be guests
Of Brucefield ladies at 2.30 p.m.
Members of the Woman's Mission-
ary Society and Hogue Helper' of
the ehurch ,are especially invited,
Mr.'and Mrs. Murray Squires,
Sarnia, visited the lady's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Allan on the.
weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Hunt moved to
the village last week and are..oer
copying the home of the late Mrs.
Talbot.M. Mr. Hunt, is engaged
on the farm of Robert Allan,',,Jr,
aeeident: occurred early ''Sat,
urday morning when. a car fro41
Blyth struck and snapped off a
hydro 'pole on Highway 4, just in.
frOnt .of the Paterson garage,
Fortunately no one was, seriously
hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. McKay, Lon-
don called on relatiVes in the vil-
lage on Sunday. " -
VAL and Mrs. Lionel Rushcall
and their five ehildren, Winnipeg,
are • visiting. with the .iady's par-
ents, . Mr. .and 'Mrs. Ross Scott.
Mrs. Gus .Vath, Detroit, spent
Sunday with her father, C. D.
Simpson ,and her - Mrs. M. Vais.
Beautiful baskets of floWens
church on °Swirl:ay were in mem-
ory ofthe late Fred RathWell and
the late Harry.DalrYniple: The
Rev. Dr, D. McKenzie preached
armiversary., services at . Port Al-
bertt while 'the Rev. Richard took
services here.
service was held Sunday in St.
Andrew's. United ChUrch, Kippen,
With; Rev. Currie WhilaW,
as 'Neat speaker. The church was
decorated, with . colorful spring
flowers and• the choir, consisting
of young people with .Miss Ivisan
organist and choir leader,„ render-
eds,fine music. The Misses Kath-
ernie•Anderson and Marie Sinclair
sang a duet and Brawn Binnen-
dyk a. solo.
• Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstet-
ter and family, Guelph, were Sun.-
day -guests . with. Mr. and MM.
Harold .Tones and sons. • - •
Miss Jeanne Robinson spent the
weekend • with 'her sister, and
brother-hi-law, Mr.• and Mrs ,..John
Goskell, London.
- Mrs.- Herbert. Whiteman and
daughter Margaret, .-T,oreato,:visit-
ed last - week with "MisS Mabelle.
Whiten-10n. • • • •
• 'Mr. and Mrs. Williath Clarke'
Erucefield, spent. Sunday after: noon with Mr.- and Mrs. ElSton
Dows'on., • * • - Mrs. Lydia Dolg was admitted
Sunday- afternoon to Clinton' Pub- lic Hospital. --
Mr. and Mrs. Art _ Ashworth
-ands -Carol Atm., Denfield, were re--
cent- visitors -with °Mr and Mrs,. .... • ..
Tortkuto, where she isreegivrkl,
tiug successfully frOcu surgery,
mrs. Fro. Middleton is .4, 1)4, .11. ..er... Pi , a/W. . fr....1.044_ wash.her. a..
cent in the. Wellesley HeaNtel,. '1"'° MeWerY'• . .: Mrs. 'Fred Rathwell.
daughter, - Mrs, Jirn LagenhY,.
Belleville, were at church 04 'Sun-
day morning-
.Donald-'111eKenzie„,' St. 110'04
visited for a few 'hours with .hiS
mother and attended the funeral
of the late Harry Palrytuplo.
Wednesday apterrnoon.,
YARNA
Lawrence Stephenson has re-
turned from Clinton Public Hos-
pital, after .a . four month „stay.
• A number from here attended
a. service Church
,
night in Goshen
United Church, whore Mr and
Mrs, Northam. .Johnston, mission-
aries . on furlough from
South Anierica,- spoke apld showed
pictures' of their work there.
Miss Effie.:PlOru,:teel, spent the weekend at the home of
Miss Joan lVfeelpnrmt.
A joint meeting of ttie• Woman's
Missionary Society and Woman's
Association of the United Church
will, be held on -Thursday evening, •
at the home of Mrs. Anson Cole-
man...
George Beatty spent the week-
end at - his home here.
Afr.•--and Mrs: William Consitt
have Moved to their farm on ,the
Parr Line. . . . • "George L. Reid who- has been
'patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, Evan home for the weekend
and • returned to take further
treatment,,
Mr. and Mrs. William Homey,
Exeter, were Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb !Tones,.
Mrs.. Nellie B. McLean and
daughter Marion, Exeter, spent an
afternenn. last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Dowson... • . •.•
Sunday guests with - Mr. and
Mks. Emerson Kyle and Jim, in
eluded Mr. and Mrs Archie Mitch-
ell, Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bulland, WindsOr,, and Mrs.
Jean Kyle, Clinton.-
Mr., and Mrs. N. Long visited
'Sunday with F/S. and Mrs. Robert
Perkins, RCAF Station Clinton,
Kipper lucky winners, Saturday
night in Legion -penny
sale draw were Mrs., Eldon - Jar-
rott, $10. . grocery • ,order; . Gordon
Wren, a hassock, donated' by Clar-
enc,0 Reid; Mrs.. Fred :Row-nit:me;
Weston, % Mrs. N. Long, $10
grocery- order.
--HENSALL
(MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN,
Correspondent)
Mr.—and.krs. J.•..D., id, Lon
don, visited on. Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart McQueen.
• Mrs. Ruth Carter, Rosemary
and Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Hedden and three little daughters,
Clinton, visited an Sunday with
Mrs. Catherine Heddesi and Herb.
Hensall Wonien's -Institute an-
nual picnic will be June 8, and
supper at 6.30, in the Legion Halt,
followed with sports at the local
park. Members please bring your
children.
Mrs. Gordon Appleton, Exeter,
was the lucky winner of 8500,in
the London Kinsmen Bingo; Mrs.
Appleton is the former Agnes
Fairborn, Hensall, daughter of
Williatmi Faslriburn.
To Saskatchewan
Toni Kyle, Jr., David Ingram,
Hensall, and Leo Zimmerman, Zu-
rich, left Friday evening• for Del-
isle,-Sask., where they will be ern-
ployed. A going away party for
David Ingram was held at the
home of his• brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond In-
gram, Thursday evening when Da-
vid was presented with a purse of
money. The party was attended
by relatives and friends.
PORTER'S HILL
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
PhOne HU 2-3362
The Sunday School of Grace
United Church will hold their an-
niversary service on Sunday,
June , 12, at. 9.45 a.m. Rev, Albert
Martin will be guest `Speaker,
There will be no chtrch service
at Grace Church on the first and
last two Sundays of June. Sunday
School will be held as usual, but
at 9.45 a.m. instead of 10.45 a.m.
MHS, F. mgcvixouGH Phone HO' ,2,741#
Adui:10 ° IOU be observed in 11 l-Ii,L.rficohn
, on
eStV silleunci%,41i,tedowieChou. reoh4 at
est speaker be;uv aY Elliott,
forMer Honeaville boy.
;s140:lea4gad
nated from the Stratford Teach-
ers College; and has accepted- the
atete tilhieeglecksewitiNouotino tsviJr.
School,.e l
Miss Yeo an the daughter of= Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Yeo, •
' Miss Eleanor Yeo, of the Royal
Victoria 'Hospital, Montreal, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Yeo.
Mr. .and Nelson Brown,
Warren, Mich„ and Mr. and Mrs.
Prank LaWacort and family, • Oak-
ridge Acres, Loudon, spent the
weekend with; Mr, and Mrs. D. E.
Glidden. While here, .they, along
With Mrs. • .Gliddon; attended the
graduation of _ Miss Eliz.abetti oGfranNg4re,aingof.. Auburn, from the
Stratford General. Hospital 'School
Miss Frances. McCullough, Tor-
onto
weiok-Zestewrni.t4-HhOgitpareAtal, spents;lyrthre.
PAMnS°['s, .ri4Malke,k altQuileled%liereh... is
spending, a few day* with Mr. Wad
Mrs_
Rev.
,•atEci, G4lidgetn.w
.B
',
rentford, celebrated their Gold-
en Wedding AniaiVersarY, on °Sat-
wday, May 28- Rev. Brown ,was
„former minister of :the Varna
amid Goshen .charges, and is :the
father • of Sid Brown,
.Sid is married to the former
Thelma Oldmore, 'Holniesville. Mr.
and Mrs. Les. •Jervis;
attended the event: • •
• Earns Award "
• Mrs. Nelson Brown, (formerly
Eileen G1idion) Detroit,
was recently awarded a ,S,Word
Honor award in the Sigma Alpha
Iota Fraternity.. This is a nation-
al music fraternity for profession-
al women in.. the' field of music.
Delta Chapter' is affiliated' with
the Detroit Conservatory of Mus-
ic... This yearly. award is presen-
ted to, . a member who has given
outstanding fraternity. service .to
the chapter. Mra. Brown was re-
cognized as giving service to the
chapter by her continued perform-
ances, 'at musicales and concerts.
GOSHEN NORTH
Mrs. Clare McBride
Corre,spondent
,• Shower Bride-Elect
A Shower ,for Merle Armstrong,
a bride of June 4 was held in the
Goshen United Church on Teee,
day evening, May 24 with about
140 in attendance. - Mrs. Wilmer
McClinchey read -the address while
Mae. Orval McClinchey held up a
doll made from ,-kitchen .raids., • "A
Practical Bride". , • .°
Donna Hayter,* Mrs. Lloyd
Cooper and Ruth.- McClinchey as-
sisted in opening the many- lovely
gifts' • to, which , Merle graeiensly
_expressed her thanks.
A short program - • included a
comedy play, "Planning 'a program
for lVferle's shower" with Mrs. El-
mer Hayter, Mrs. .Clare McBride,
Mrs. James Keys and Mrs. Bob
McKinley taking part. A duet by
Mrs. Glenn.. Webb and daughter
Aim, singing "How Great Thou
Art," a reading 'Should a Man
Tell his Sonrin-lase by Larry Mc-
Kinley. A quartette by Mary
Boyce, Bonnie Pollock, Emma
Oesch and Jane Hamilton accOm-
panied by June Bender.
A trio by Mrs. Clare McBride,
Gwen and Bob McBride; reading
by Joan Mc.Clymont, and a duet
by Marjorie Turner and Ann
Stephenson.
Mrs. Allan Armstrong enter-
tained in her home on Saturday at
a trousseau tea in 'honour of
daughter Merle.
OS OF dnucalar
Correspondent: MRS. 11, BERRY
NEWS OF KIPPEN
(Correspondent, MRS. N. LONG, Phone Hensall St4r15)
The Young People'S anniversary Harold Jones and boys.
HOLMESVILLE
NOTICE
CLINTON
BARGAIN
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NOW OPEN
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