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MILL WES ORAD ROPK,Oltrrespoedent-„,•Phone 4204.595
Miss. Laura Phillipsvisited
aver the weekend WW1 Mrs,
H, Sheppard, Bright's Grove,
Mr, crud. 1Vlrs,. Harry
I•easide epent the weekend with
her ;mother, M. trier art Gov-
ler,
Miss Mary Kirkoonretl; See -
forth visited last :Saturday with
her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. And-
rew Kirkcon;nell:.and Diane.
Master Greg Arthur had his
tonsils ,removed in the Cllirllten
Pwblkc 1 Fgsp>Ital qn Monday
morning.
Mr. 'and Mrs, Bert Marsh and
Mrs. He nest Ma ridge spent
Sunday with their relatives in
Brapten,
Miss Margaret R. Jackson is
visiting +thins week with: her
niece, Mrs. Donald Kai and
Mr. Kai apt Oakville,
Mr. rand Mrs. Donald Young-
blot, Lor+ie and Barry, Lond'egi
spent the Weekend with Mr.
and: Mrs. Ralph D. Munro.
Miss Elam Mute spent the
last week of her holidays visit
in'g friends in Toronto..
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bryant and
family, i< h visitedti
dy, Sr'ri t Falb . deet
week with Mr. and Mrs. WE -
lam Straughan.
Mrs. John Livermore., Clinton
visited last week with herdau-.
ghiter, Mrs. George Haggitt,
Mr. Haggitt, Johnny and Paul.
Murray* and Glenn Wightman
returned last weekend' from a
two weeks' vacation with olein
uncle, Mac Wilson, Mrs. Wilson
and ,family, alt Dundas.
Mr. and Mas'. Ralph Williams,
Port Huron were recent guests
Summerhill Club
Picnic To Be In
Goderich Park
The Summerhill Ladies Club
met at 'the home of Mrs, Wil-
liam. Jenkins en July 11 with
12 members and three visitors
present.
Mrs. Rases Lovett opened the
meeting with a poem, "Do You
Just Belong?” The treasurer's
report showed a balance of
$52.90.
It was decided to make the
picnic an •annual event. This
year it will be held in Gode-
rich Park on Jnily 17. The
August meeting will be !held at
the home of Mrs. Ross Lovett.
Roll call will be answered by
"What I dislike .doing most".
Those on program will 'be
Mrs. P. Weeterhout, Mrs.
George Wright • and Mrs, Nor-
man Wright; Punch, Mfrs.
George Colclough, Mrs. Ezra
Ellis, Mrs. Neville Forbes, Mrs.
Chester Farquhar.
Mrs. Graydon Neal won the
raffle. Lunch was served.
bherland; secretary, Susan Str-
aughan; 'treasurer, Bi1Rl Straug-
hare social convener, Harvey
S n e 11. They discussed pro-
grams, ,for the fall season and
went 'to Sunset Beach for a
wiener roost.
with. Kr, .a' a Mxus. 13ort Craig
at their Pottage et Sunset
Beach,
Mr. :and IVIrs. Elwin Andes.
son, Braiiltfe d Spent last week-
end with his cousin, Mr. Wil-
liam Stiiaughan and Mrs. 5t-
raughan..
Miss Betty Marsh is At Mir-
amichk camp in the Hamilton
presbytery of the IJnvted Ch-
uren of Canada As leader for
a few weeks: -
Rev, •C, E. Taylor, Goderich,
and ;Mrs. Frank Campbell,
Westfield were Sunday guests
with Mr, and Mrs, Bert Tay-
lor.
Mr. and Mrs. G9rclorr R. Tayy-
ler visited last Sunday at Owen
Sound with Mr. and Mr's. Ron-
ald Ratliwelil, Michael and Jean -
ice.
Mr,. and Mrs. Lloyd' Miller,
Landon spent the least weekend
With her father, Percy Vincent
and his brother, Gordon, Mrs,
Miller .and Gail,
Mr.zr Mrs.
a d Norman Mc-
Dowell and their daughter,
Miss Gwendolyn McDowell are
holidaying in the Maritime lar-
evinces.
m
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Blair Redmond
Is Recovering
From Injuries
AUBURN — Friends in this
dis'triot will be pleased to know
that Blair Redmond, 18 year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Redmond, RR 2, Auburn, as,
making recovery from an ac-
clic:lenrt last week at the 'home
of his uncle Gus Redmond. Bl'-
air was 'assisting with the hay-
ing operations. when the tug
of the :harms' on a horse broke
as he was operating the hay-
fork, The whiffler tree broke
and pinned frim to the 'ground.
Keith Artihur with his ,aaribul-
,ance was ogled and Blair was
taken to Wirnghaan General'hos-
pital and then to London. Blair
has been ,a student alt the God
erieh District Collegiate Instit-
ute.
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Shirley Brown
Will Head
1962-63 'Teenville
AUBURN— Members of Te-
enville met at the Cornnvunity
Memorial Hall to eleot officers
for the coming fan term. Rev.
Charles Lewis presided for 'the
election: 'president, Shirley Br-
own; vice-president, Edgar Lea -
HEATING Auburn Sigma -C
RENOVATIONS AuBuitig_ Tnty reamer
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Camping Trip For
SEALED TENDERS will be
received by the undersigned for
heating renovations to the pres-
elit heating system at the
Huron County Court
House, Goderich.
Plans, specifications and ten-
der •forms can be secured from
the undersigned,
Tenders will close at 5 p.m.,
Wednesday, August 22, 1962,
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
JOHN G. BERRY,
Clerk -Treasurer,
County of Huron,
Goderich, Ontario.
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ers of the Auburn Sigma -C
group enjoyed a 24 -;hour camp-
ing •trip to Donnybrook Bridge
last weekend. The leader of
the boys group, Rev. Charles
Lewis was lassested by John.
Wright and John Arthur.
For many of these boys it
was the 'first time for damping
and they enjoyed making their
own meals, washing- ,the ,di's'hes
and making up their beds. It
was a short night for seine
who didn't go to sleep until
2 am, and many were up be-
fore six to enjoy swimming and
the games.
The area of Newfoundland iS
nearly three times the total of
the other three Atlantic prov-
inces combined.
Please Take Note
That We Are Closing For
Annual Holiclays
From Saturday, July 28 to
Monday, August 13
IH you are contemplating any work on
y
. ..
our automobile or power garden equip-
..,.....
meaty please bring it in soon as possible.
COME IN NOW - before our holiday and
purchase your JOHNSON LAWN -BOY Power
Mower or BOLENS GARDEN TILLER,
alis Auto.
"THC'" O#tiv,rN"At '1 C1NE..ue Sttl yi
Phone HU 23051
KING StREEI CLINtON
AUTO'LITE
Kennet McDougall and family
on Sunday were Mrs, Edith
Vincent, Goderich, Mrs. Mae
Adams, Londesborg, Mr, and.
Mrs,, Stewart Toll, T'err'y and
Warren, Handhon and: Mr. and
Mas, Fred TO, Auburn.
Mrs, John Graham visited
least Week in Wirrgixam with.
Mrs. M, Rolston. Miss Elsie
Davidson, Alliston visited last
Sunday with her friend, Mrs.
Marguerite Chopin and her
'nether, Mrs. 3, C. Stoltz,
Calvin Bisb'ack spent the
weekend with his parents Mr,.
and 1V.i•rts, Gres B'isback and Phil.
Calvin will be released from
Victoria 'hospital where he has
been' a patient for tri'any weeks
following :a ear accident.
Congratulations are extended
to Miss Jennifer .Grange who
received honours in the Grade
5 music axem and also 1VIiss
Brenda East who received 'a
pass in her Grade 5 music ex,-
am
x*am from the Western, Conserv-
atory of Music at London. They
are pupils of Mrs. Donald Nal.
Recent visitor's with Mr, and
Mrs, Elliott Lapp, Bili, Nan and
Keith were Mr. and Mrs, F.
G. Lapp, Sit. Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Lapp and 'stets ,James
and John, Chapleau, Mr. and
Ness. W. H. Wodd, Sparta; Mr,
and Mrs. R. C. Templar and
daughter Blanche, Rochester,
New Mork. Miss Blanche Temp-
lor and Master John Lapp are
new holidaying with the Lapp
family here.
Helping Others
Is Theme For
St. Mark's Guild
AUBURN—The Anglican
Guild of St. Mark's Anglican
Church held their July meeting
at the home of Mrs. Geo-
rge Schneider. The :meeting
was held on 't h. a la w n
in the form of a 'picnic for .the
children, with several visitors.
Mrs. Schneider was in charge
with Mrs. Robert J. Philips ac-
companying on the hanp for
all. musical :numbers. Prayers
were led by Mrs. Lloyd Hum-
phreyes. Scripture Acts 16 was
read responsively with Mrs.
John Daer leading. The topic
for the day was, "Helping Oth-
ers," taken by Miss Margaret
R. Jackson.
A quartette composed of Mis-
ses Wendy Schneider, Diane
Kirkconnell, Nancy Lapp and
Blanche Templar sang, "Jesus
Bide Us Shine." The study
book chapter on prayer, was
taken by Mrs. Louis Ruddy.
Several choruses were sung by
a1'1 the children and Mrs. Schn-
eider gave a reading.
The president, Mrs, George
Schneider thanked all who had
taken part. Minu'te's were read
by secretary, Mrs. John Doer
and financial statement by Rev.
Robert Mealy. Roll call was
answered by hell what' each
had done for her neighbour.
The travelling apron recei-
ved 25 cents per .member to go
towards the budget fund. Sev-
eratl members volunteered 'to
paint the church.
The next meeting will be head
at the home of Mrs. Sam Deer
with a potluck lunch to be ser-
ved. M. Thomas' Haggitt will
assist the hostess.
Following the business meet-
ing a s-uccessful auction was
held with Mie'. Lloyd Humph -
relies and Mr. Mealy in charge.
A dainty lunch was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Elliott Lapp.
1ONDESBORO
(Oorresl+onden1 Mrs,.: Ser ,Ater►
J!hcle PLvt4 374' 5)
Ng% Beaisy,, Oslhawa,, as at
present a guest w1 t a ROO*
art Fairserirlces,
Mrs, Townsend, MVP Durn'in,
Mrs, Cliff Adams, Mrs Lorne
Hunicing spent Monday in Lon-
don shopping..
Mr, 'and Mrs. Gordon S:hob-
brQ.oii: and phildren, visited on
S'u'nday with Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Milken•, Sebr ng fele.
Friends of Mrs. Arthur Claret
were +sassy to learn that she is
a ' pati'eot in Clinton Public
Hospital, 'having suffered a
stroke while in Co1lirrgwood laa't
Monday,
Mi'. and Mrs. Garden Resit,
Terry 'and Judy, Strathroy, sP-.
e'nt Part of 'their holidays with
Mr. and Mrs, Emerson; Hest
last week,
Mr, and Mrrs, Bert Stich-,
brook, Jsfs's. John Shdbbroolr
:and Ronnie Vociden spent .Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs, RosS
Millsatk ta*id Sheryl, Sebring.'
Ville,
MrS, Edna Holmes, Dresden,
and her daughter, Mrs. Doris
Scratcl1, Dianne 'and Dennis, ,De-
troit, visited relatives here last
week, .also ;attending :the
furex-
ak of Mrs Jennie Lyon.
Mr, and MrS. Leonard Vodr
den and family, Paris, spent
Saturday with Mr. and Meas.
Brent Shobbrook and Wesley
Vadden and ,attended the ,fikner-
al of Tittle Debbie Hugiif. Rohr
nie Vodden remained to spend
the ,holidays with the Shah -
brooks.
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Straughan
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Straughan Reunion
AUBURN —r Nearly 100 de-
scenndantts of 'the Tarte George
Straughan and Jean Gatis at-
tended the 64th Straughan re-
union '•art Harbour Pardo, Gode-
rich last Sunday: Jit was the
beet attended reunion for many
years of 'these early settler%
of Colborne Township,
The business period was con-
ducted
onducted by Clark Ball, Clinton,,
and the sports were 'under the
direction of Earl Williams.
Lunch was served under the
convenership of Mrs. Kalmer
Dawson, Dungannon.
Prime for the .oldest member
present was given to Mrs. Nor-
man Ball, Clinton and, the
youngest Drew, six -months -old
son of Mr, and Mrs. Leslie
Daigl'eiish, Stratford. A vote of
thanks was given by Bill Cow-
an, .1tR 1, Auburn, to the 1962
officers.
Following the program of
races and games for the chil-
dren
hipdren the election of the 1963
officers took place; president;
Clark Ball, Clinton; secretary-
' treasurer, Mrs. Ben Straughan,
Benin:111er;;' lunch converter, Mrs.
Grace Evans, Stratford; sports
convener, Carl Dowell, Clinton.
It was decided to ;hold next
year's reunion on the third
Sunday 0f July at Harbour
Park, God'eriele lte'laliives were
pres'en't from Detroit, Stratford,
Branded rand the surrounding
ddtstict.
Huron County
Farming Report
Swatthinig and combining of
wheat and barley is proceeding
rapidly as hot, dry weather is
ripening grain taster than nor-
mal. Since spring grain has
bean swather--quality of winter
wheat appears to be good and
moisture is low. Dry weather
may reduce anticipated spring
grain yields.
White beans need moisture
badly as the set of the pad's is
not good.
Pastures ,are showing effects
of lack of (moisture as well as
second Crit hey—(several farm-
ers ••have their second curt hay
, in the barn.
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Tenders will be received by the Township of
Hullett for the Construction of a Municipal Drain
known as "THE DUIZER MUNICIPAL DRAIN"
located at Lot 39, Con. 11.
The extent of the work is as follows:
MAIN
1,972 Lineal Feet .of
500 Lineal Feet of
500 Lineal Feet of
600 Lineal Feet of
2,100 Lineal Feet of
646 Lineal Feet of
600 Lineal Feet of
C.MA.
10 Lineal Feet of
ant proof sere
DRAIN
Open Drain
5 inch' the
6 inch tile
7 inch tile
10 inch tile
14 inch tile
10 inch Asphalt coated
15 inch C.M.P. with rod -
en. •
"A" DRAIN
735 Lineal Feet of 7 inch' the
3 Catch Basins
1 Jur1ttteh Box
'The attention of the Contractor' 'is, directed to the
"TRENCH EXCAVATORS' PR.OTiCTION ACT", and the
conditions contained therein where applicable to this
cohstriaction,
All Tenders must be accompanied by a,_ certified
cheque for 10% of the Tender price With MVfinirnunt
amount of $100.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the CIeric's
Office.
Lowest or any ''ender het hedessarily aCCepted, arid
all Tenders must be clearly trrarked as to contents and
i must be in the Clerk's Office net later than 12 O'cleck
Noon, Saturday, August 4th, 1962,
HARRY • F. TEBBUTTr Clerk,
RR 1, Londesboro °Mar o.
29.36it
51* Frnv Station
Plead Guilty
y
Twa airmen from RCAF Sita,
tion Clinton pleaded guilty in
Q90.0 401 Thursday to steal
ing..cigar"'attes, potato chips ,and'
pap frons: Ootr4's Custard Cup,
Highway 4, Clinton ori July 1.
They were- David Lyle. Allen
and Chiles Conrad Hoddinott,
M1an was sentenced to ten days
and Hodd>rrilgtt, two days in, 40i,
Richard !Erie Parry, aiS'o ,af
RCAF _Station Clinton, was
ed •$15 arnd pats, or three drays
in jail, when he pleaded
to ;driving ,a ear in Clinton on
June 5, earelessly. His driver's
licence was. suspended for three
months, .
Three more airmen, Robert
William Vaance, Rgmaltd Leonard
Danford and :Karl, Glenn Dano,
PORTER'S HILL
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
Rhone HU 2-3362
The annual picnic of 'the
Grace Church' Sunday School
was held Monday evening, July
16 at Harbour Park, Ggderiele
There was a good attendance
and following supper a fu 1 pro-
gram of sports was .enjoyed...
Al inners as
A in the beg class
received prizes; Rodney Cex,
Jane Harries, Mary Ellen Stur-
dy, Marie Battled, Cheryl Bell
and Jimmy Bell; six to eight
years, Jody Cox, Kevin Cox,
Sandra Cox; nine to 11, years,
girls, Christine Harris, Coltleen
Lockhart; boys, John Manning,
John Sturdy, John Cox and
Laurie Cox (tied) .
Twelve to 14 yearn, ghees,
Sharon Lockhart, Bonnie Cox,
Julia Cox; boys, Larry Sturdy,
Dennis Harris, David Mathers,
Young ladies. Peggy Ann
Betties, Joanne Harrison, Shia. -
ley Pierson; young men, Bruce
Betties and Richard Harrison
(tied); three-legged race, .girls,
Peggy Ann Bottles and Sharer
Lockhart, Joanne Harrison and
Bonnie Cox, Colleen Lockhart
and Cheryl Cox; boys, Larry
Sturdy and Dennis Harris,
Reichard Harrison and Bruce
Betties, David Mathers and
John Manning,
Sack lace, girl's, Christine
Harris, Cheryl Cox, Colleen
Lockhart; boys, Bruce Betties,
Dennis Harris, David Mathers;
guessing right weight of pail
of sand was won by Elgin Cox.
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Mfrs
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WHITE ROSE
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SPECIALiliNG'IN AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSIONS
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HOLMESVILLE
NMB P,. MOCUL.LQUGH.
Phone frit/ ,?,7415
John Ross lett on :$ 41n4ay far
E'asterrr Qi'taria to visit with
his grandfather, i 'rsiesRt Ross,.
xiaar Cornwall.
A number of friends and
neighbours orf the fernier Miss
13etty Stack gathered earl Mahe
eVening of July 11 ;act her new
home !ire Cod'erieh to honour her
following her Marriage to
George Xeung.. Games' and Cf4n-
tests were .conduurted. by Mrs,
N. W Heard 'prior to the pre-
sentation of gifts by Mist, Lor-
raine OQx and Mrs, 1-le'ard, A.
short •add:-ess was given' by Mrs..
E. C. Roars, and a pass -around
lunch enjoyed,
ail from Station 'Glaucon, plead,
ed guilty to having liquor il,
legally in Blyth on. June 16,
Vance was fined $2$ and costs
qr four days; Dunford, $15 and
-costs .or two days and Gang,
$25 and 'cogts or four days in
jail.
Magiste arta Glenne Hays, QC,
Goderich, presided at the court.
Thurs„ Juty 19, 1962 ---Clinton Ne t;-iirecgrd- -Page 11
BRUC[FI[LD
tows, H. F, eierrr .
Porespon;dent
Miss Mancha Luc1-
now, visited with. Mrs C-nan+lleS
Clifton and other relatives laet
week,
Mr, and Mrs, George Herder-
Kt Mid family attended the
funeral of the late Mrs, Joseph
Henderson, Thanicsford on PO,
day,
Master ,John and i'.eter Ham
s'peft two weeks With their
gr, andrnother, M r to . Charles
Ham,
and have naw returned
home, ,
Mr. and Kra, Jack McDonald;
Ottawa, .are holidaying wttl.
Zames McDonald and other
friends in this viginiti,v.
Mrs. Edna Turner, Detroit,
spenpt a few saws with. Misses
Kaye and Marie Elliott.
Mr, and Mrs, Janves Pater -
OM spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Part*
w n� oil
i
Ct o Memorial Shop
T. PRYDE and SON
CLINTN — EXETER —sEAFoRTH
Open Every Afternoon
• PHONE HU 2-7712
At other times contact
Local Representative—A, W. Steep—HU .24642
21tfb
..,when it conies to kitchen
SHOWERS
..,aluminum reigns
SUPREME
A GIFT
for you
when you
buy
Galaxy
arson,
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Scott :at+,
tended the funeral of the late
Mrs, T:. mmiop, Lgrndon. The
village eNtends syxrLpai y
Mrs. Sogtat i!r the lossof her
Oster,
1.. 1
RECEPTION
Fort
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
,Jackson.
:(near Gipria Alien)
AT
Myth Memorial Hall
Friday -
2
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;Jim .$colt's Orchestra
EVERYONE WELCOME
LADIES pLEASa'WIMP
LUNCH
SEE
SCRUTON'S
FIRESTONE
• SERVICE CENTRE
24 Princess Street
CLINTON
5 piece set of measuring
spoons in copper -tone.
Smooth', black plastic
handles, hook onto a
gleaming copper -tone
wall -bracket.
BONUS VALUE $ 1.19,
YOURS WITH THE
PURCHASE OF ANY
GALAXY ITEM.
THE PERFECT GIFT FOR SHOWERS AND WEDDINGS
Sutter -Perdue Ltd.
Quality Hardware and Housewares
Electrical Appliances and Supplies
PHONE HU 2-7023 CLINTON
Not since Firestone first put the
farm on rubber, has there been
an advance like this in tractor tire
design! Exclusive curved and
iapsrsd tread bars give your
tractor better gripping power,
better pulling power. Field tests
prove Firestone Open Centers
way ahead. See them today!
Phone HU 2.7681
And Ask For The Service
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FROM
MINERAL HUNGER
UNTIL THE BOSS
SWITCHED TO
SMURGAIN
MINERALS"
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Even cattle on well balanced rations con suffer from "rriineral hunger". Just as roughages vary so do indi-
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your dairy herd.
It's riot necessary to poy a lot of money fora good mineral mixture, Shut -Gain Essential Minerals far
tattle .. , a registered orid guaranteed mixture containing ALL and Only
those minerals presently known to be required by cattle and containing
molasses for extra palatability [and dust -free handling.
It's availabie from our mill at a reasonable pricer
CLINTON
FEED MILL
28 Huron Street - CLINTON phone HU 24814