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Clinton News-Record, 1962-06-07, Page 14Page 14—Clinton News-Record—Thursday, June 7, 1962 VARNA (Correspondent, Fred MeClymont Mr. and lat. Campbell, Lon- don, visited friends here on Sunday. W. J: Reid sold his farm to Mr.Beeker, Dashwood. A -reception service for new members will be held in the United Church next Sunday morning with the pastor,. Rev. T. J. Pitt in charge. The Varna softball team played 'their first game Mon.- day evening and Hensall won. by a narrow margin. The United Church Women, will hold their regular meet- ing on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. William Dawson, Jarrott; Hilda Austin, Sea- forth; Mrs. Betts, Mrs. Lawrence Baynham; Frank Smale,, Sea- forth; Mrs. Jim Clark; Sorena Austin, RR 1, Gorrie; James A. Paterson, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs. James McAllister, RR 1, Zurich; Reeve Norman Jones; Frank Smale, Seaforth; Kathy Munn, Joe Vanstone; Mrs. Harold Campbell, Exeter; Mrs. A, Finlayson, RR 3, Kip- pen; Mrs. Roy Smale; E. S. Roberts; RR 2, Kippen; Mrs. R. Dalrymple, Egmondville; Mrs. Betty Cousins, London; Mrs. Wes Venner; Mrs, Wil- liam Taylor, Clinton; F. C. Beer. George Hess contributed the printed tickets without charge. "YOUR. FIR'S BETS /Ver ale 04e) 4 fratear, 7147 Meal/1111/SEM, in, meow itPeas FRI HAROLD'S WHITE ROSE GARAGE SPECIALIZING IN AUTOMATIC TRANIMISSIONS G: AL 4— IRS 2 2 7 VICTORIA Sr, KIPPEN correspondent, phone.' Hensa W, 1 CWHenclerson was tak- en, by ambulance on 'Saturday to Victoria Hospital, Lent-Ion, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Neavo' and family,. .'$trathroy, visited Sunday with Mrs. E. DOWSOP,, Miss Mahelle Whiteman re- turned home after some holi- days in Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Preis-tap .of near Mitchell, visited: Saturday eevning with teh lady's father, Robert Thomson. Mrs. Eldon Jarrott and Marie attended a .pantry shower on Friday. evening, May 25 at Str- atford Where the Misses Doris Tulley arid. Elaine McKay, nur- ses, and .classmates' of Marie, entertained for her and an- other nurse, Miss .Jan Polstra. 15 out of a class of 22 nurses attended, Aprring the iniscellen- pous gluts were a stainless steel set, a clothing hamper and box of groceries, Winners from Kippen at the Legion draw in Hensall Satyr- clay were Douglas ,Cpoper, E. J. Roberts, Mrs. Arthur Finlayson and Mrs, Eldon Jarrott.. 'a beige boucle cotton knit dress with beige accessories and a :tomato red coat, Following their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs, Hyatt will reside at RR 1, Picton. Prior to her marriage the bride was entertained by and presented with gifts from, the Goderich nurses association of the Huron. County Health Unit, the staff and hoard of health; the business and professional club of, Wingham; Mrs. Fred Anderson, Guelph,, .held a show- er and Miss Norma .Coutts also gaffe a shower at the Little Inn, Bayfield. Prior to her marriage, Miss Falconer headed the health nurses of Huron County. RECEPTION and DANCE for Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chufer (nee Sharon Reder) Saturday, June 9 9 p.m. Bayfield Pavilion Music By The Melody Makers Can We 'Afford' o be Grits and Tories any ,longer? MR. AVERAGE CANADIAN! Your Tax Bill was $2100 last year whether you saw it or not! (That's for a family of 3 1/2 people). WHY SHOULD YOUR CHILDREN BE SUBMERGED IN DEBT? Why Shouldn't We Pay Our Own? We Can, Through . • Social Credit This Realization Is The Reason Why SOCIAL CREDIT IS SWEEPING CANADA. VOTE for the winner! Be in on the ground floor! VOTE Principle. not personalities. VOTE Purpose, not patronage. VOTE Party Platform, not Political Promises. VOTE SOCIAL O.EIJXT . . Douglas, Earl I X I You Owe It To Your Ch,ildren, NOTE: Our Mobile Telephone Number YJ 7,1454 reverse Coils O.K. Due to elecfricol mornings only, please, animisaminimainismainolinlmisimmominormimmiximislaminima. Wm. Reid says .. HAVE YOUR, UPHOLSTERIN' DONE NOW . Chesterfields, Occasional Chairs, Sofas, Antiques Re-done. Choice of Quality Coverings. Pick-Up and De- .Estimates Given, Correctly Done. 35 Years Experience. Terms Arranged. REID UPHOLSTERING (Opposite Post Office) 48 East St. — GODERICH — Phone JA 4-8422 Nk. HEAVY FRIDAY STOCK HORSES IMPLEMENT EVENING, HENsALL TWILIGHT — LIGHT JUNE SHOW HORSES 8 SHOW and at 6 PONIES p.m. Featuring: 48 PRIZE HEREFORD FEEDING CALVES to be Judged and Auctioned—Auction at 9.30 p.m. BABY SHOW-8 p.m. (no entry fee). Prizes for All Contestants. Clinton and Majorettes Community in Concert Attendance Band SCHOOL PARADE 7 p.m. — Official Opening 7.30 Free Draw for Children in School Parade 8 p.m. Tory Gregg, Master of Ceremonies ADMISSION: 50c; Children FREE 90% of all 'oil company product research in Canada is done by Imperial At Imperial Oil's laboratories at Sarnia, Ontario, more than 200 scientists and technicians are working to improve 'present petroleum products —and to develop new ones, Their research covers manyfields, from gasolines to household detergents. Another 130 scientists and technicians are work- ing at Imperial's Calgary laboratories on ways to find and produce more Canadian crude oil and natural gas. imperial does more research than all other oil companies in Canada combined. ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST Practically any where you lookWay you'll find things that are made from ChOrnicalS from pettoleurn are the building bloCks for hundreds of things from plastic toys to automobile tires. imperial Oil radarch Chemists and technloianeareworkingtodeveropmere of these basicCheri*atsforCanadel. SLA. :144: t...g.k.Ig 4 AMLA.r....,w.,...,. •;: ',e - q ,w., iiimwmaii•lijkiiimiiimimplimilowi':', Dr. J, Smillie Robertson, To- ronto, was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Peck. Mr, and Mrs. Bill 'Simpson, Detroit, were weekend guests with Mrs. Lou Simpson. Mrs. Paul Sedley and family, London, visited over the week- end with the former's father, Edgar McQueen. Mrs. Lorne McNaughton, Cromarty, is 'a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, hay- thg Undergone surgery . Mr. and Mrs. McClintock, Dorothy, Susan and Peter, sp- ent the weekend at Niagara Falls. Fred Kennings lett last week for a month's vacation with re- latiVes at St. Catharines and South River. Mrs. Pearl Shaddick was a guest with her sister Miss El- Vera Churchill, Toronto, last week. The Rev. Harold G. Currie. Hamilton, has accepted a call to become minister of Hensall United Church, effective July 1. Mrs. Gary Brandenhorst re- ceived ward of the sudden death of her father, W. Lefe- ber, Den Helder, North Hol- land. Mr. Lefeber was in his 69th year. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Venner, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mervyn, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns at Exeter. Mrs. Rossetta, Laub, Exeter, was taken by Bonthron ambul- ance on Friday to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, with a frac- tured hip, result of a fall when she slipped and fell in a store in the village. On May 30 a get-acquainted banquet was held in the Hens- el). Legion Hall for Huron Div- ision Guide and Brownie lead- ers and commissioners. Thirty nine were present. Coloured slides were shown on "Our Cab- anya in Mexico" and on the "Golden Jubilee in England". Mrs. William Forrester en- tertained at her home in Zurich on Monday evening for the bowling team and to honour their captain Mrs. Don Havens who is leaving Saturday, June 9 for Portage La Prairie, Mrs. Havens was presented a gift. A social hour was enjoyed and luncheon served. The annual picnic of Hens- all Women's Institute will be held Monday, June 11 at the Resshaven cottage at the Pin- ery. Husbands and children are invited. Sports eommittee Is Mrs. B. Ferg, Mrs. 3, Mc- Allister, Mrs. R. McAllister: hostesses, Mrs. R. 3. Paterson, Mrs, E. Willett. Mrs. .1, A. roster, Mrs. 3, Horton. Mrs. Jean Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Laing arid Danny, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen and Mr, and Mrs, Harry Snell visited on gurelav with Mr, and Mrs. Bill at Blenheim and attended the christening of Stewart William knights at the Ridge 'Uniinrl Church. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. Queen are Spending this Week in Blenheim with Mr, and Mrs. Don Rigby, Legion Social The Legion and Legion Aim- iliary held a Social in the Legion Hall Friday evening With special gttesist the V>reter Legion and AttRilikty, poor prizes were Wen by Vali Sol- den and Roy CamPbeli; spot dances, Mr. and Mit. Hugh Mennen, Mr, and Mrs. Haig Pincent, Mrs, F. It, bayis Made a• 'presentation. to Mrs, Pincent on behalf Of the atix- Mary and Mrs, Nt /4 Carnet, on presented a gift to Mrs. Don Havens. John •Skea, president of the Legion presented Don Havens and Haig Pincent with gifts and thanks was extended to them for their fine work and co-operation in the organize- lions, Mrs. Davis on behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary and ioehn. Skea on behalf of the gion. The president of Ex- eter Legion spoke. Dancing was enjoyed and a smorgasbord lunch served, Couple Leaving Corporal and Mrs. Don Hav- ens, Barbara Deborah and Keith, residents of the village for the past four years are leaving on Saturday, ' June 9 for Portage La Prairie where Corporal Havens has been posted. They will be much missed from the villaze where both took an active part in various organizations in the town. Mrs. Havens has been treasurer for two and a half years of the Legion Auxiliary and captain of the bowling team. Mr. Havens was sports officer for zone 1 of Hensall Legion, also a member of the Legion executive, and coach for two years for the Legion pee- wee hocky and pewee baseball. Penny Sale Among winners of the penny sale sponsored annually by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion branch here, were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Tyndall, BrucefieId; Jim Mc- Allister, RR 1, Zurich; Fred Datars, Mrs. Norval Reid (3), W. S. (Doc) Cameron, Bill Fairbairn, Hensall; Bill Aus- tin, Seaforth (3); Mrs. John Jarrott, Mrs. 0. G, Williams, Mrs. 'Bruce Moir, Mrs, H. Bierling, Exeter; P. L. MacNaughton, Jim Mock, Bev Clark; Mrs. Edna Corbett, R 1, Exeter;' Ronald McKenzie, Mrs. William Fuss; Mrs. Har- old Campbell, RR 1, Exeter; Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Flynn; Keith Buchanan, Roger Ven- ner; Ruth McNair, London; Reina Stephenson, Mrs. Ed. Corbett, AR 1, Exeter; Doug- las Cooper, Kippen; Frank Smale, Seaforth; Mrs. Eldon ''11.11.e: annual meeting of Hurt n 'rubenoulosis Msociation was 404 in ?uniCh 1244 Friday night in the Dominion Hotel, wi.tb, president .J, Elgin N1cHinley, BR, 1, 'Zurich, conducting the meeting. Mr', WWII* reported' that irn the 1,9131 appeal for funds through Christmas SealS sale brought in 4,2 cents per cap, which was two cents more. than the average in Ontario. There were 12,425 .letters sent out ix November, and 15,397 follow-,up letters in Deeentber. and .JarinarY. This is the entire funds for operating the county associa- tion. Mr. McKinley pointed out that though' 'there is low death rate from there are 6,000 new cases each year in Canada. In India, one person dies from TB every minute of the day and night. Mr. McKinley pointed out too, that there is a ,growing percentage of new cases with a germ which has acqnired im- munity to the new drugs, At present there are three patients. from Huron in the Beck Sanatorium in Loridon. The association visits patients, sends gifts at Christmas, and provided transportation for one ex-patient. There were 973 ex- aminations at chest clinics at Clinton, Wingthern, Goderich and Wingham -hospitals, ,and at the mobile clinic in Exeter. Huron association contribut-1 ed toward a new car to trans- port this mobile unit to chest clinics throughout the seven counties served by the Beck San, 'and also helped to buy office equipment for the Health Unit. " Judge Frank Fingland, Clin- ton is 'honorary president; Har- old C. Lawson, Clinton, is hon- orary treasurer and Mrs. Ken- neth McRae, Clinton, is chair- man of the education commit- tee. Mrs. J. B. Russel, Sea- forth, is the, secretary of the group. Guest speaker at the meet- ing in Zurich was Dr. I. B. R, Duncan, London, ibacteriologiNt, who spoke of antibiotics and infectious disease. Taylor-Whittaker HENSALL — Florence Ellen Whittaker, London, became the bride of John Murray Taylor in a ceremony in Hensel]. Unit- ed Church, on May 19, with Rev. Currie Winlaw officiating. The bride is 'the 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Whit- taker, Hensall, and the groom, is the son of Mr. and Mr's. Wil-• fred, Taylor, London. Miss Greta Laramie presided at the . organ console for the bridal music. The 'bride chose a . floor- length gown of !silk peau de faille with a scoop neckline, hlypoint sleeve.s. The princess waistline was accented with petals of peau de faille. Her crown of pearl's and sequins held an illusion veil and she carried e. white Bible crested with red. roses and lily-of-the- valley. Miss Katherine Thiel, Zurich, was maid' of honour, gowned in 'a French blue brocade sheath Hyatt-Falconer (Middleton .0orrespoadeno Standards' of shasta. daisies. and white ehrysanIthernanl,s: pro, vidcd a pretty setting in !Alp, ner's > Txrited church, Tucker?. smith .Township, on Saturday, June 2 at 3 p.m. for the weld, ng ceremony in which Luella Jean Falconer became the bride. of .j..ames, Breee Hyatt,, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. William. J. Falconer) Brucefield and the late W, Falconer and the groom is the _son of the late Mr. and ws, • Byron Hyatt, R,R 1, Piston. The Rev. Grant Mills, (Ain- Ion, officiated, assisted by the Rev, Chauncey Mullins; Picton., The. wedding music, ,The Bridal Cnorus! from Loh, enartin" and the lyiendelssohn Wedding March was played by Mrs',. William Rogerson. Eriin Whitmore, brother,-41- law of the bride' sang three lovely solos "0 Perfect Love," "The Lord's Prayer" and "The Wedding Prayer", Given in marriage by her brother, Lawrence Falconer, Brucefield, the bride was love- ly lin.a sheath dress of dusty rose lace over peau de sole, with matching pillbox hat. She carried a white Bible crested with a white orchid. Miss Norma Caidtea., Wing- ham, was brideNnaid, gowned in ,green peau de sole with a lace overskirt, and she also wore a matching pillbox hat. Garfield Mayne, RR 1, P1c- ton, acted as groomsnian and the ushers' were Frank Falcon, or, Clinton, brother of the bride* and Maurice Wilkinson, Goderich, A reception was held in the church parlours. The bride's mother wore a Copenhagen blue silk shantung gown with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. The :groom's sister wore a costume of mink- beige with white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The bride's table was 'centred by a beautiful three-tiered wedding cake flanked by' 'crys- tal candelabra, yellow roses .and' shasta daisies. For a motor trip. to Finger Lake, N.Y., the bride donned with a overskirt. Flower girl Ronnie, Pullman wore a white silk organza dress. Her 'brother Master Pullman was ringbear- er. Larry Janus attended the groom. Lorne Whittaker and, Wilfred Taylor, Jr. ushered guests. For a wedding trip to Flor- ida, the bride donned a two, piece wool jacket dress' of moss green. They will reside in Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur. Cooper, London,• spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Mustard. prtwefield firemen were call, ed to a fire at the home of Roy Elliott et Varna on Monday of last week. The garage and some implements were des- troyed. Mr. and Mrs. William Dun- can and family, California, are visiting with Mrs. Duncan's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jelin R. Murdoch, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Murdoch on havnig marked their 50th weeding an, niversary op June 1, They will be at home on Baturday, June 9, during the afternoon and evening. A number of ladies of the Brucefield United Church Wom- en Attended the regional con- ference in Londesboro last Th- ursday.. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. Henderson and daughter, Brantford; H. I-Cinnibourgh, North Bay. VIi$s Jean Bfoadfoot and ,her- friend: from. 'London, spent the weekend with Na'. .and Mrs, Woatlfoet, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr, and four daughters, Burlington, visited Saturday night and Sun- Lady' Wmitz-.103,twheillialadmy'svp,rpenintLIM. r, Unit 2tj orf thVe n'T,TitniPtencf Church Women held their May meeting at the home of Mrs, Lorne Wil- son. Mrs. L. Byre presided. Mrs. Dayman offered prayer and meditation, Roll call '4 Verse 'OA Moth- er" was answered by 16 mem- bers, Mrs. Wilson gave the treasurer's report. The study book ohapter on "The Red Silk DresS" was read. by Mrs, jobn McGregor, Mrs. John Cornish gave a reading, Mrs. Hair and Mrs. L. Wilson ser- v°d June refreshments, Themeeting will be held at the borne of Mrs, J. McGregor and the rail call will be answered by wearing a flower and naming it. Mrs. Horton is co-hostess. Huron TO Group Holds Annual At Zurich Hotel BRUCEFIELD (correspondent Mrs,. VI,. F, Demerit System Is Revised Main changes in the revised Ontario Driver Demerit Point System taking effect July 1 are illustrated in the above examples of ,driving infractions. While the suspension level has been raised from , 12 to 15 points, in most cases the same number of violations under either system will bring suspension because of the upward revision on the point scale and the addition of ten new infrac- tions. The advantage of the revised system is the increased gap between the nine-point interview level and suspension. For the top two illustrated infrac- tions, a motorist loses a total of ten points for (top left) racing and (top right) following too closely and so must attend an interview with Department of Transport examiners. Under the old system the driver would have only seven points and ,after incurring the extra points to reach the interview level, might be off the road with a further violation before an interview could be held. The value of the interviews in correcting driving habits is evident in the fact that only 15 percent of drivers interviewed go on to lose their driving privileges;