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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-05-31, Page 8top!, :NewOlocord,4T.heirs„. May 41!.. 1962 Mr. and Mn.: Harold Prim, Detroit, spent the Weehera at '"Holly Lhclge", Misses A. and K. Watson, WMOSOr, came last • week to -OCC4PY their residence en Main Street for the season, COPPeral and Mrs. John Miohael arid Carol, Lon- don, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Emerson. 'Heard over the weekend, • , Pte. - jog Heard RCR, Lon- don, spent a couple of days leave Oxi the weekend with his parents, Mr. ..and Wilfred Heard, Mr, and Mrs, J. B. Higgins visited the tatter's cousins, -Mr, and Mrs. Ivan X. Bann, "Sing- ing Spruce Farm", Fentea, Mich. Mrs. F. W. Potter,. Londen, is occupying her cottage which was moved to a lot which she purchased from R. Stair Her son Gary spent the weekend, with her. - • P1hillip Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner, re- turned home on Friday after having been a patient in Clin- ton Public . Hospital for three days. On Wednesday of last week, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Fraser, Ricky and Elizabeth, London, Visited at the home of his 'Par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Prager. Sr. It was arranged as a sur- prise for his mother. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Dearborn, are at their cottage at "The Poplars" for the seas- on With them from Thursday to Sunday were Mrs, Bell's brother •and wife, Mr. land Mrs. Earl Ross, Detroit. .Congratulations go to J. Ev- ans ...Cameron, Toronto,. son of James A. Cameron, Bayfielcl, j who was awarded the degree of Bachelor of • •Education for ' his two years' studies in the • Peat graduate Course. of the. University of Toronto. • cuests of FIL, and Mrs. R. A. Simians, "Shangri-La" over the long holiday 'weekend were: Mr. anld ,Mr's. Cardy Whalley and three children, Linda, Danny • and Chrissy, Ancaster; Mr. and Mrs: Sidney Barber and Step- anie, London, also visited them. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.. Stuart I Sturg- eon and two children. Hespeler, spent Sunday with his parents-, Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Sturgeon. Also visiting with them on Sunday were Mrs. E. J. Stur- geon'S sisters., Mrs. Louise Stur- geon ,and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baird, ..London. • Mr, and Mrs. Robert Parker, Pam and Jackie, Dorchester, spent' Sunday with his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Park- er. Also their guests on Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs'. E. Squire, Mitchell; Mr. 'and Mrs, C. Merritt end Mrs. Campbell, Sarnia. Lima Club president F. P. Arkell .accomPanied by F. E. McFadden, and other, members of the Bayfield Ilona ClUb, Charles end jack Scotehmer, Spencer Ervine and Leslie El- liott. were in Hamilton on Sunday for the parade land op- ening ceremonies of the' Lions International meeting there this, week. Knights— Scotchmer BAYFIEILD — St, Andrew's United Church, 13ayfield was. the scene of as beautiful wed- ding on Saturday afternoon, May 19, at two o'clock, when Evelyn. Ruthann, daughter of Mr,. and Mrs. Charles -Scot- chin& became the bride of Kenneth George Knights, son of Mr. 'and - Mrs. I George Knights, Clinton. Baskets of white lilacs and yellow tulips and lighted can- delabras' made a lovely getting for the double ring ceremony performed by Rev. W. C. Smith. The wedding music was played by Mists Catherine Welsh. She also accompanied the soloist, Douglas Fleischauer, London, who sang "The Lord's Prayer", "0 Perfect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer". • The bride who was given in marriage by her father, chose a Door-length gown of nylon organza over taffeta and, net, fashioned with, a scoop neckline and snugly fitting bodice, The bouffant skirt had side pouffes enriched with .guipure-lace med- allions and a. butterfly effect back. Her elbow-length over- the-face veil of French il- lusion was held with a cathe- dral 'tiara of rhinestones and pearls. She carried a crescent bouquet of yellow starlite roses and stephanotits. Miss Charlene Scotohmer was maid of honour 'and the brides- maid was the bride's sister, Mrs. Percy Renner, Junior bridesmaid was .Miss Mary E. Ermine. They were gowned in street-length dresses' of daffodil yellow silk organza over taf. feta, with matching . flower FREE! FREE! FREE! A Hardy 'Mum for Everyone This Week Only with a $2.00 Order. A Few for '62: evergreen roses marigold snaps tomato geranium petunia pansy delphinium onions insecticides CLINTON GREENHOUSE and GARDEN CENTRE (formerly C. Epps property)—John and June Smith 182 CHURCH ST.—CLINTON—HU 2-7168 PMPOOMMO4P#00~.~.4.0~000•4 WINNERS IN LAST WEEK'S DRAWS O for Roses: •Mrs. Ed. Farquhar, Harry McPhee, Mrs. Worthy Young, Mrs. Jean Hebden, T. M. Falconer, D. Brunsclon, Harry Faitzly, Grace Cooper, F. Arkell, Caryl Draper, Mrs. Ray Wise, Mrs. Frank McGieger, Velma Smith, Mrs. C. Potter, Mrs. Bill Bakelnar. O for•'MurnS: Lois Armstrong, James Turner, Jean St. Clair, MrS. B. Lobb, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes, Mrs. H, Rockey, Eph Snell, Mrs. May Johnston, Mrs. Ray Moore, Mrs. C. L. Labatt, Mrs. E. Leppington, Linda Nicholson, Roy Cantelon, Mrs. E. Wise, Mrs. Lee McConnell, Brenda Feagan, Mrs. Leila Ball, Mrs. George Wallis, Louella Fal- coner, Mrs. W. H. Knox, Mrs. James Edwards, Mrs. Ray Potter, Mrs. H. B.artliff, Mrs. Laura SaundercOck, Gus Harris, Alfred Hudie, J. E. Rands, Don Crich, Mrs. Stella Connell, Ed Florian, Congratulations to you all. You may pick up prizes now by coming round to 182 Church Street. headdreSs. All three attendants carried crescent bouquets of white baby :mums. Barry McLaren, Toronto, at- tended the groom. .Charles ,Bartfliff, Clinton and Ronald Scotahmer acted as. ushers. The reception was held in, the church parlours. For the wedding trip to the southern States the bride wore an aqua and white linen suit with white accessories. She wore a pink carnation corsage. • The young couple will live in Clinton where the .groom is on the staff • with the' Bank of Montreal. Prior to her marriage the ;bride was feted, with a 'surprise shower by friends. in London, Miss Can-aline Thoods being the. 'hostess. On her departure a shower was given 'by the -policy depart- ment of London Life of which the bride was 'an employee. KEEP YOUR WEDDING STORY ALIVE FOREVER between the covers. of one of our Wedding Albums Hadden Studio Godericii 118 St. David St. JA 4.8787 18-9-p Trinity WA Meets at "Nut's BAYFIELD Mrs, EinerSOr Heard, president, chaired the ineeting of the -Trinity Brawl) Women's Auxiliary, which had been post-poned ter ThursdaY last, at "The Hut"., It Was opened by 'the •singing of two verses of the "Forever With The Lord" with Mrs, E, A. FeatherSton at the piano. Mrs. Heard led in the Lit- any and Prayers. Mrs. W. 11.' Diliott read "the scripture, St. Luke 7; 19-23, Mrs. W. W, Hig- gins acted in her capacity as secretary. Following the financial state- ment given by Mrs. R. J. Lar- son who was also delegate to the annual Diocesan Board meeting, there was considerable diceussion regarding- the IA creased pledges. Mrs. Percy Weston was named to arrange a date for a bake sale. Mrs. Higgins read an invita- tion from St. James Church branch :to join them in their June meeting which was ac- cepted Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Gairdner to report on the an- nual meeting,. There were 11 members and a guest, Mrs'. L. Bailey, present. Mrs. R. IL F. Gairdner concluded 'the study book, "Jes- us Christ the Light of the World". In pointing, out the various "isms" of the clay which confront young people, she read from a letter written 'by ,a pro- minent educa,tionalist, the late V. C. Quarry, to •her daughter. Elizabeth before she entered Piano Recital By Sparks Pupils BAYFIE'LD—Mrs. L. Sparks'. home was decorated with white and mauve lilacs and lily-of- the-valley for her piano recital on Friday, May 18. Although the evening was quite *arm, • mothers and friend's of the pupils participat- ing enjoyed the pianoforte se- lection.% 'chosen• by the child- ren .in which considerable talent was displayed. Those taking part- were: Shirley Keyes, Norma Scanlon, Martha Corrie, Sharon Keyes, Lynda Hill, Lynda and Bon- nie Armstrong, Della Lou Fer- guson, Ellen Lindgay, Lynn Brandon, Marilyn Keyes, Kath- ryn, Beverly, Barbara, Patricia and Linda Sparks, Coiumbla..ohool. ref jO4malt,5m.... It warned her o f the various "isms" and'"4144.49 which she w0014 cAPc1.141APT., and whichwhich Watdd. rWar .. apd seek fo deStrey. Ohriatianity. .FellOwing. the. Pryer Txm.rt.-• pg.r Prayer and Kro.. )3.1441ey.fiengutga the Tii.gmlbeT , with pianoforte selections. WO. R. H, F Gaudier, NS-teas, was assisted by lyrm, li.014 in Sewing. 'tea • IHOLMESVILLE MRS. F. Phgrle HU 2-7418 74wAtt Ross of the Hur- on 'QQ1P-TOY'' Chit*.ep's. Aid So- cieUy staff returned! .howe onr May .2.6, having been .at ut4vo3ity of Toronto on a two weo2S1- advanced course 'few. On May 25 the. I 11111, group attended the laYing of the ecriteraItOile of Massey Col- lege, at which H,R.H tine ptoce of Edinburgh, officiated, 1/11...•••n 11111111.1.1.1111111=110. pjNE OUT HERE pecic4 Sun D1614 LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND DANCING 'Jowl. THORNTON and his Casa Royal Orchestra Every Saturday 21,tfb NOTICE In order to render a better, more complete health service and keep abreast of the latest professional developments, we will be attending an Educational Symposium in Fort VVorth, Texas. This will necessitate closing the Chiro- practic Office from May 30 to June 4. K. S. WOOD, D.C. 20-21-22b LIQUIDATION PRICES! '55 BUICK SPECIAL 4DOOR Equipped with custom radio, automatic transmission, ready to go 1195 '57 VOLKSWAGEN - $595 `58 METEOR RIDEAU - $895 NEW VAUXHALL STATION WAGON $1895 This is the absolute end ! Let's IQUIDA EARS O MAIN ST. HURON STREET House of Bar4ains Ltd. CLINTON, ONT. Phone HU 2-7735 "Where Your DOH& buys the Most" LADIES' and GIRLS DRESS COATS and CAR COATS 10% Off ,Rog. Nice MEN'S and BOYS' COATS, CAR COATS, WINDBREAKERS 10% Off .Reg. Price LARGE SELECTION LADIES DRESSES' Dan River, Arneili etc.--$ m to $15.95 ' • LARGE SELECTION LADIES' and GIRLS' SUMMER SLACKS, CLAM DIGGERS, SHORTS, POP TOPS and BLOUSES, Etc. — at Reasonable Prices BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Long and Short SleeveS--Size 8 to 18 Priced 85c to $1.98 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Lang, Short Sleeves—Cotton, Teryiene Priced $1.45 to $3.95 Agents for TIP TOP Read Made Suitt and W. ii, JOHNSTON Made.16.Meature Suits Come hi & Check Pridet & Ouality,-4eel Free to Erowse Around No Obi0Otion 4••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SELLOUT AGREEMENT FORCES FINAL SALE WHEN JACK PEARSON SOLD HISGREED CAR BUSINESS TO BOB TAYLOR, HE A GET RID OF ALL HIS CARS WITH BEFORE THE JUNNEW E 20 , TO AVOID COMPETITION BUSINESS. THIS AGREEMENT WAS WRITTEN INTO THE TERMS OF THE SALE—WE CAN'T BREAK IT. EVERY CAR MUST RSO N EXETER. CORNER MAIN and HURON STREETS EXETER, HWY,. x N6 4 .400. , Liquidation Location The Former Car King of Huron County Lou Bailey and Jack Pearson are going to literally give 'em away! They have to — their goal: 2 New Cars, 38 Used Cars and 10 • Trucks in only 20 Days Starts This Friday For this liquidation the former Car King has rented the former Lou Bailey location Downtown Exeter CORNER OF HURON AND MAIN STREETS MOTORS LTD.