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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-07-12, Page 5Leaving Grade 8 Clinton Public. School Graduation classes at Clinton Public School get larger every year, This group will enter Grade Nine in September. From the left they are (with their teachers) front, Bonnie Edwards, Mary Ferguson, Marie Cox, Connie Beck, Carol Reichert, Jean Dale, Joan Cooper, Principal J. A. Bert Gray, Sally Lowe, Penny Bateman, Betty Livermore, Lynda Cook, Mary Jean Neilans, Grace McAdam, Linda Dales. Insert, top right, Harry Nesbit, Mrs. Dorothy Ball. Second row, Rosernary Carter, Rowena Corey, Helen Conran, June Govier, Theresa Zablocki, Janet Brandon, Bonnie Boyes, Janet Lockhart, Marilyn Zondervan, Sharon Brown, Joyce Rath, Carol Thompson, Kristen Engelstad, Carol Kempston, Bonnie Taylor, Marie Lobb, Janet Roorda, Mrs. Sheila Morton, Ron McKay. Third row, Randy Glew, Wayne Dupee, Doug Marmen, Ricky Grigg, Fred Jewson, David Lang, Jim Cox, Doug McPherson, David Carter, Billy McCall, Charles Whittingham, Bob McMichael, Larry Hugill, Ken McLeod, Charles Switzer, Jim Stanley, Barry Irwin, Jim Cooper, Fourth row; Gordon Garrett, Rollie Steepe, Rolphe Cooke, Marvin Brubacher, Charles And- rews, Ricky Holland, Jim Edward, David Graham, Jim Collins, Brian Marmen, Alan Clark, John Irwin, Charles Rockey, David McRae, Larry Pickett, Ken Hamilton, Bill Cox. Sturgeon--Lostell A pretty evening wedding ceremony took place Bruce- field United Church manse on June 1, when Doneld'a Margaret Jane Lostell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Lostell, RR 3, -KiPpen, became the bride of Gienford Dalton Sturgeon, Bay- field, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard R. Sturgeon, Bayfield. The Rev. A. Johnston con- ducted the double-ring cere- mony. Attendants were Mrs. John Boyce, Seaforth, sister of the. groom and Jahn Boyce, Sea- forth, brother-in-•taw of the groom. The bride was lovely in a powder blue • dress of nylon chiffon over taffeta, with uts dershirt in bouffant' .style, and lace fitted bodice with lily-point, sleeves; accented by a 'corsage of red roses, a white hat and accessories, The matron of honour wore a yellow scalloped' net over taf- feta; in bouffant style with white picture hat and accessor- ies and a corsage of white car- nations. A reception was held art the home of Mr. and Mrs, .John Boyce with sa buffet supper served from a table graced with a lace tablecloth, and centred with wedding cake and white tapers. The grooni's mother re- ceived the guests in a dress. of pink arnel with white acces- sories and a white carnation corsage. Guests attended from Ramore, Kincardine,, Seaforth and Baryfiekl. For travelling the bride don- ned a three piece linen suit of powder blue in box style with white hat and accessories. After .M.1.1101•100, ION= NOTICE EDITH ANNE Hair Fashions Will be closed for vacation July 16-30 inclusive Open Again—July 31 CLINTON Weekend Specials at PurChase of One Tin $1.45 TUNA-7- b t. 39c MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING--32-oz..,.,...,, 55c CLARK'S PORK and BEANS--15-oz.,2 for 29c Liasy,s TOMATO JUICE-20-ot. , 4 for 49c SOLO MARGARINE 4 lb. 89c NEW •PACK LO.A. STRAWBERRY JAM-24-oz. 39c NATURE'S BEST • CREAM — 15.oz. 10c PINEAPPLE JUICE-48 ,oz. .... ; .... „, 29c TURKEY BROILERS 6 to 10 'lb. average ...... . 39c lb. TARL,E,,RITE SKINLESS WIENERS—I 0-oz, . 39c ib. TABLE4tiTg SAUSAGE MEAT 49c lb. BANANAS 2 lbs. 29c CABBAGE, ' 2 heads for 19c ONTARIO HEAD LETTUCE, „ 2 for 119c One Loaf Royal Guest Bread with Schneiders Picnic Shoulder . CLOVER LEAF #11111•10110n 11.0.14mr, SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE CHILDREN'S WEAR GIRLS' WHITE HATS $198 LADIES WEAR SPECIAL LailEION DRESSES $398 --$598 sr. 198 MARTINS OEM STORE LADIES' COTTON SKIRTS LADIES' COTTON BLOUSES LADIES' BATHING $,UITS WOOL SPORT COATS up GIRLS' BATHING SUITS GIRLS' COTTON DRESSES GIRLS' CRINOLINES BOYS' $595 $298 $398 $100 • $198 MERRILL TV SERVIC Authorized Philips Dealer Radio — TV and Appliance Repairs 215 Victoria Street — — Phone HU 2-7021 "Servive Is Our Business" arw•foRtok, DRY CLEANING a4t4LAUND Also Cold Storage Vault for Fur Storage USE THE NIGHT DEPOS- IT BOX AT OUR STORE ON ALBERT STREET FOR DRY, CLEANING OR ' LAUNDRY. DROP YOUR BUNDLE IN BETWEEN 8 A.M. AND 12 P. M. THE LUCKY NUMBER THIS WEEK IS 1913 Check Your Calendar. If the numbers match, take the calendar to our office and claim your $3 credit. LAUNDRY ,CLEANERS "<„e. a, ate cio i.&,a,ee, fi LIMITED CLINTON (7r1 HU -2-7064 DOCTOR'S BILLS PAID 'FROM THE VERY FIRST CALL! From July 12 to July 21 CANADA HEALTH and ACCIDENT OFFERS THE RESIDENTS OF (LINTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS The All New MULTICARE MEDICAL—SURGICAL—HOME &HOSPITAL NURSING SUPPLEMENTARY HOSPITAL PLAN Designed in accordance with the MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (ONT.) 1962 Schedule of Pees FEATURING DOCTOR'S BILLS PAID FROM THE VERY FIRST CALL AT HOME — AT DOCTOR'S OFFICE OR IN HOSPITAL FOR SICKNESS OR ACCIDENT NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION REQUIRED 4fr Thurs., July 12, 1952 Clinton News-Record—Page 5 Addition To Clinton Public. School Lists There are some additions to the promotions list publithed last week for the Clinton Public School. Douglas Crich has been promoted to Grade 4 and George ,Brown to Grade 3. These names were omitted from the lists of promotions received from the school. their return from a wedding trip to Northern Ontario the young couple is living in Bay- field. • The bride is on Staff at Sills Hardware store, Seaforth and the groom is 'with C & W Graceteria, RCAF Station Clin- ton.. A. miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Lostell in honour df her niece. Relatives attended, and the young bride received many lovely and useful gifts. Members- of the 4-H Home- making Club held a shower for her at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Bell, and presented a beautiful lamp and magazine rack. Mrs. John Boyce, sister of the groom, • held a miscellaneous shower for friends and relatives. at her 'bathe. The Kipper! Unit- ed Church ,congregation' held a miscellaneous shower, when many lovely gifts were present- ed. a Local Coin Club To Meet To-night Winner at the last meeting of Huron County Numismatic Club of a roll of 1932 Cana- dian pennies, was Carl, Radford, Cre.ditari. Next meeting of the club- is to-night, July 12, in •the Town Hall, Clinton. After a few gam- es of bingo, an auction of coins will be held as usual, Included is a set of two nickels, the 1932 and 1943 TOMBAC 'in fine ito. very fine condition, which are denoted to the, ditty 'by Joe Burke, Goderich. Jae Tyrnchuck, director of publications for the club, ad- vises that if you have coins you would like to' sell, bring them to-night, and they will be auc- tioned off at the next following meeting. Will m McAsh., Varna, has accepted the position of libra- rian for the club for the bal- ance of 'the year, Trousseau Tea For Miss Batkin July Bride-Elect Mrs. Mervyn Batkin enter- tained friends and relatives at a trousseau tea on July 7 in honour of her daughter Marg- aret Jane, 'brid'e-elect of the. month. Receiving guests along with Mrs. Batkin and Jane in the afternoon was Mrs, Mervin Nott, and 'in the evening Mrs. William Piper, sitters of the groom. The 'tea room was decorated with' pink and white streamers and bells. The table, covered with ,e white cut-work cloth was centred' with a silver bowl of 'pink roses flanked by pink candles. Also on display was a Wedding cake, a wedding gift of the bride's grandfather, Mr. Miller. Pouring tea in the 'afternoon was Mrs. Clarence Sturdy with Mrs. Mary Jordan and Mrs. Lloyd Batkin with Mrs. Piper; in the evening were Mrs. Jack Batkin with Mrs. Wilfred Col- dough and Mrs. William Bat- kin with Mrs. M. Nott. Serving tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Doug Batkin and Mrs. Barbara Nott, Mrs. Ken Rogerson and Miss Dianne Nott performed 'these duties in the evening, Capable helpers in the kit- chen were Mrs. Douglas Bart- lift Mrs. Brnest Radford, Mrs. William Muteh, Mrs. George Levis, Mrs. Grant Irwin and Mrs. Roy Wheeler. The gilest register was at- tended ;by Misses Dianne Nott and Barbara 'Sturdy. Showing Showers at SS 10 For Bride-Elect KIPPEN — About 50 neigh- bours and friends met in SS 10 school to honour Miss Marlene Riley prior to her wedding on Saturday, .Juiy 14. Mrs, Archie Hoggarth presided for 'the pro- gram which consisted of .a sing song accompanied by Mrs. Ro- bert Kinsmen, at the piano. Mrs. James Drummond gave a .humorous reading "How to Cook a Husband". Mrs. Wins- ton Workman conducted' two contests. An 'amusing mock wedding was Presented with Mrs. James Drummond as the preacher, Miss D n a Whitehoufe, the bride, Mrs. Ken McKay the groom, Miss Katherine McGreg- or as groomsm'an', Miss Heima VanLoon, the bridesmaid; Mrs. Alex McGregor as the, bride's mother •and Mrs. Vern Alder- dice as •the bride's father. Mrs. Robert Kinsmen provided suit- able wedding music. Marlene was seated' in a dec- orated chair and Mrs. Ken Mc- Kay read the address. Marlene waS presented with many use- ful gifts and made a very fit- ting reply. A dainty lunch: was served. Hostesses were Mrs. James Drummond, Mos. Robert Kins- man and Mrs. Ken McKay. the trousseau and gifts were Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Miss- es Barbara Nott 'and Janet Bat- kin, Mrs. Owen Rhodenizer .and Mrs. Paul Hansen. Miss Ruth Ann Btrtkini,_ sister of sthe bride shoWed the guests through the bride's home where wedding gifts and furniture were on diSplay. Clifford-Yeo Candelabra and baskets of shasta daisies graced Helmet- ville United Church on Satur- day afternoon, July 7, for the wedding of Albert Charles: Clif- ford an'd Mary Helen Yea, The Re Rev. Clifford G. Park, ,Clinton, conducted the double ring cere- mony, The bride has' been teaching on the staff at liotmesville Public Schaal, and is the daugh- ter of Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Yeo, RR 1, Goderich. The groom is employed by Moore Business Formt Ltd., London, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Clifford, Clinton.. Given in marriage by her father, 'the bride was lovely in a gown, of embroidered organza with, Basque waist, scoop neck- line .andi lily-point sleeves. Her aislewide -skint featured puffs aisle-wide skirt' featured puffs a slight train. She wore a standing crown and finger-tip veil with hand-rolled French illusion. She carried a white Bible with mauve orchid and streamers. Attendants were Mrs. Tom Cunningham, Auburn ,as matron of 'honour; Mist Barbara Yea, Waterloo and Miss Marilyn Yeo, Goderich Township, both sisters of the bride, a's bridesmaid's, They Wore white embroidered organza, with scoop neck-line, yellow cummerbund, yellow headdress and shoes, They carried baskets or shasta dais- ies. 'Tin Cunningham, Auburn,, was 'groomsman. Ushers werJ Donald Yeo, brother of the bride; Goderich Township and PM CLUB ENJOYS EVENING OF CARDS The Past Mistresses Club of Huron Lodge LOBA No. 377 met at the home of MrS. Wil- fred H. Glazier on Monday, July 9, with a full attendance. President, Mrs. W. Glazier pre- sided over the meeting. Plans are in progress' for fall activities, Fallowing the - meet- ing friends joined .them and! en- joyed' 'a game of euchre. Prize winners were Mrs. Henry Si - man and. Mrs. Clayton Hod'gins; high; Mrs. Rost Millar and Mrs. Bill Mollwain, law. Lunch was served by the hos- tess, The August meeting will be in the form of a picnic, 'the date to be decided later. Stephen Brown, Clinton. The organist, Frank Bissett,' Code- rich, an uncle of the bride, ac- companied soloist Gerald Cox, Clinton, who -sang "Because" and "The Wedding Prayer". A reception was held, in the church parlour. decorated in white and yellow streamers' and shasta daisies, Mrs. Yeo wore royal blue floral peau de sole' with bell-shaped skirt, a key- shaped neckline, white acces- sories and pink carnation cor- sage. Mrs. Clifford wore blue lace over taffeta with a gored skirt, bolero and white acces- sories and, a pink carnation cor- sage. • The young couple left on e wedding trip to Quebec and 'to the Thousand Wands. The bride travelled in a beige sheath with white accessories and an orchid corsages Upon their return they will live at 305 Warneliffe Road, London. USED APPLIANCE SALE REFRIGERATORS STOVES and TELEVISION SETS THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY THIS WEEK TV's as low as - $i5 ,OA Frig's as low as -- 525.00 Holiday Notice Our Store will be Closed frOm Sat. Morning, July 14 unfit Mon., July 23 Groves & Son Electric Noon Street CLINTON Phone. FILI 2-9414 CUT COUPON MAIL TODAY I i A, CANTON ADMINISTRATOR CANADA HEALTH and ACCIDENT ASSURANCE CO. 381 OLAF N itNCE ST.,' LONDON, OT,. I Please send full information about your Muiticare FIRST I CALL. SebutIty Plan. I NAME I ADDRESS , TOWN I OCCUPATION ..... ........ ....... AGE I Single n iViarried Noy In Patfilly