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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-05-23, Page 8KILL HC-140-65 RC-142-65 WEEDS A complete line of agricultural chemicals for the control of weeds is available at your Co-operative. They're manufactured in Canada and formulated to meet Canadian farm conditions. CO-OP* Weed Killers are your most effective means of crop protection and if you need advice on any particular weed problem, your Co-operative salesman will be glad to help. For bigger yields . . . more profitable crops, use CO-OP agricultural chemicals. CO•OP AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS protect your investment HENSALL DISTRICT . CO-OPERATIVE HENSALL ZURICH BRUCEFIELD 262-2608 236-4393 482-9823 * Registered Trade 'Mark, • Clinton blews•Record,, Thursday, May 23, 4 Prime Minister Trudea.0 smiles as he auto. using RCMP Censtable Robert Moffat's s"loufder graphs a Canadian flag for a young admirer, as a writing stand. ns HARRISTON FERTILIZERS LTD. R.R. 4, Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-9133 Phone527.1910 7% PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • issued 3 to 5-year term. • earn the above indicated interest payable half-yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. HENSALL HENSALL *Trade Mark Reg' 'EPatoran is a registered trade mark of Ciba PRODUCTS Dr, Robert McClure, re, turned ,Missionary Will speak in Mitchell unitecl Church Thursday, May 23 at 8 A good represootativP of church Members are expected from district churches to hear this speaker. Mr. and. Mrs, Murney Twit- shell,KiMberleY Ann, and Jamie, London visited over the weekend with the former's Mather Mrs. Verna Twitchell, who returned-home with them for a few days' visit. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Horton left by plane on Friday, May 17 from Toronto to spend three weeks holiday with relatives in England, the trip took seven hours. Mr, William Gibson returned Sunday from a fifteen months trip which included Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, Hawaii. He reports a beautiful climate but Ontario does look wonder- ful. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Robert and Ann, leftlast Friday morning to spend the weekend at Restoule Lake near North Bay, returning Monday evening. Mr. Charles Mickle of Hamil- ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with the family., Robert E. "Bob" McKinley would like to thank all the peoPle at the nomination meet- ing in 'Clinton on. Wednesday, May 15, for again selecting him to contest the June 25 election in Huron riding, as your Pro- gressive Conservative candidate. If re-elected on June 25 he is prepared to continue devoting this full time to the task of rep- resenting the people of Huron 'at .Ottawa. • Bobinvites you to see and "Bob"o .' Stanfield at •the Wingharn Public School, "en Wednesday, May 30, at 8:30 prix., along with Provincial Treasurer Hon. C. S. MacNaughton, John Loney, Marvin Howe and Elston Cardiff. (advt.) 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I. meeting was, held in the Legion Hall, Hensall, on May 15th with Mrs. Glen n Bell and Mrs. Mildred Bell hostesses, The new pre. sident Mrs. Kenneth McKay pre* sided •and read a poem on "Mother", Secretary Mrs. James Drummond read the min. utes and treasurer Mrs. Vern Alderdice gave her report show• ing a balance of $617.6'7. Plans were made for Exeter Fair Exhibits at Exeter Fair, the bus trip was scheduled for given by Councillor Oliver June 12, the program making Jaques; and president E. R. meeting was set for Monday Davis brought greetings from May 20j and Mrs. McKay gave Hensall Legion Branch 468, her report of the officers Con. Chairlady was Mrs. Evelyn Car- ference held in Guelph. roll, Zone Commander, from Mrs. Grant MacLean chaired Goderich. the program, Mrs. James Chal. Guest speaker Mrs. Ethel mers gave the motto, "The Tillae, Toronto, third vice-pre. person who is always beefing, is sident Ontario Provincial Corn. likely to get himself into a mand spoke on Legion Auxiliary stew." The roll call was to work. Mrs, Evelyn Carroll, bring something with which to Goderich, was re-elected Zone make music, so music was made Commander of Zone CI. Reports with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at of Zone Commander was pre. the piano, and the members sented by Mrs. Carroll, Zone following along with mouth sports officer, Mrs. Annie Sal. organs, guitars, bells, etc. lows, Sea.forth. Minutes of 1967 The 4-H Club girls enter• Rally by Mrs. W. H. Bell. tained with Miss Diane McKay Presentations were made to summarizing the last club, Mrs. Ethel Tithe, Mrs. Evelyn "The Club Girl Entertains", Carroll, Mrs. Sallows , Mrs. Miss Donna Whitehouse showed W. H. Bell, Mrs. Garnet Allan. proper and improper floral ar. Prize winners in various draws rangements, Miss Karen Sal'. were Mrs. R. Vanstone,Mrs. aras correct table setting, Miss Bill Smale, Mrs. HarolCamp. Darlene McKay Table Tips, bell, Hensall, Mrs. RehaJones, Miss Barbara Gemmell proper Clinton. Mrs. Peggy Coomes. and improper sandwiches, for Seaforth, Michael Bourne, Exe. tea, Miss Ann Kleinhaar gave ter. a reading. Entertainment was provided The ladies were then given by Grant and Kenneth Jones of the questions which the girls Kippen, with vocal selections had to answer on "Achieve. with guitar accompaniment. ment Day". Lunch was served by Hensall Auxiliary. A skit "Packing a weekend bag" was given and was in. troduced by Miss Donna White. LONDESBORO house, the cast included Misses Diane McKay, Maureen Con. nelly, Joanne Stoll, Lynn Aid. The Berean Unit of the UCW erdice, Marilyn Durst, and Bar. was held at the home of Mrs. bara Gemmell. Earl Gaunt. The President Mrs. Jarries Drummond gave opened with a poem and a hymn a reading. Club leaders Mrs. was read in unison. Mrs. Elsie Robert Gemmell and Mrs. Ken Shaddick read the scripture McKay were presented with passage, prayer followed. Mrs. gifts in recognition of their Marian Hunking gave a devo- work with the girls club and the tional reading on humility and two Provincial Honour winners Mrs. Livingstone read the Miss Donna Whitehouse and chapter from the Study Book. Miss Ann Kleinhaar were also A social half hour was enjoyed ,;presented with. gifts from Kip- at the close. pen East. Mrs.Robert Bell gave Rev. Mervyn Penfound con- courtesy remarks. Lunch was ducted the communion service served by the hostesses and on Sunday morning. The good committee in charge. wishes of the community is Hensall Arena Auditorium extended to him and continu- was the setting Wednesday, May ing interest as he and his family 15 for the Ladies Auxiliary to take up their work in Manitoba the Royal. Canadian Legion zone Conference. CI Rally attended by 135 aux. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott iliary members representing of Niagara , Falls visited with Exeter, Clinton., Goderich, his mother and sister over Wingham, S eaforth, Kincardine, the weekend at the Broadfoot Blyth, Hensall, Brussels, Rip. home. ley, Lucknow, Howick. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mc- Prior to the meeting a color. Kinley of Burlington are at ful parade headed by Exeter present visiting with the latter' s Legion Pipe Band marched to sister, Mrs. Skinunins. the Cenotaph where Rev A.C. Mrs, Harvey Hunking spent Blackwell of Zurich gave the the weekend with Harvey at Invocation, and a wreath placed Westminster Hospital. by Mrs. Ethel Tilbe, Toronto, Mrs. Charles Govier of Port and Mrs. Mary Taylor, Hensall. Colborne spent last week with At the Arena Mrs. GarnetAllan Mr. Will Govier and Mrs. Web- president, gave words of wel. ster. come, a civic welcome was THANK YOU CLINTON! I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers in Clinton and district for their valued patronage during the past 91/2 years. The business has been purchased by RAY and SHIRLEY GILDERS and in wishing them success may I ask your continued support in their endeavours to offer the best in service and fopd values, HAROLD SWAN. H.F. SWAN SUPER MARKET 4824316 Volland A pretty wedding was solern..' nized in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, Sat, 'May '11th at 2-30 p.m. when La,dina Louise Latour, Exeter, exchanged mar- riage vows with GeraldWilliam John Volland, in a ceremony performed by Rev, J. C. Boyne. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Latour, Exeter, and the grooni's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Volland, Hensall, Yellow potted mums and green candles in candelabra formed the floral background. Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich played traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist Mrs. Robert Hoffman, ,Dashwood, who sang"Because" and the Wedding Prayer". Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor length gown of white lagoda styled on princess lines with lily' point sleeves, empire waist and neckline trimmed with seed pearls. A chapel train fell from a bow trimmed in lace at the shoulders. A headpiece of two tiers of daisies held her four tiered scalloped veil with seed pearls in each scallop. She car. ried a cascade of yellow roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Lorraine Heywood, R. R. 3, Exeter, sister of thebride wear. ing a floor length gown of nile green bonded crepe styled with empire waist and bell sleeves. She wore a matching rosette - Latour headpiece with cocktail veil an carried daisies with gre Velvet ribbon. Bridesmaid were Mrs, Peggy Volland, He sail,Miss Joan Heywood Exeter, Miss Donna Button London. They were gowned sim ilarly to the matron of honor Flower girl was Janice Hey wood, niece of the bride wear ing a floor length gown of whit brocaded cotton with cummer bund of green. She carried basket of daisies and yellow roses with green velvet ribbons Todd Heywood, nephew of th bride was ring bearer, wearin a tuxedo with bow tie, Tom Dalrymple, Hensall wa best man, and Donald Volland brother of the groom, Gle Latour, brother of the brie, an Bill Taylor ushered guests. reception was held in the churc parlors where the bride' mother received guests wearin a matching dress and coat hot pink with navy accessorie and corsage of carnations an pink sweetheart roses.' Th groom's mother assisted in turquoise lace dress with whit accessories and corsage of pi sweetheart roses. For travelling to Niagar Falls and points south thebrid changed to a two piece matchin coat dress of rose lace wit pink and white accessories an pink sweetheart rose corsage The couple will reside in He sail. . „ . setup ),VaS••tet'ilp '6nd a float' at' the Spring Fed tries were received for th Field Day to be held at Se forth. After the meeting was a journed, lunch was served an the recreation committee le , in games and contests. W. G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. The-Clinton• Junior -Farmers and Junior Instituteibeld their May meeting in the form of a joint meeting in the Board room of the Agriculture Office. John Black was in the chair. Thirty members answered the roll by telling if they were going to attend the showing of the play last Friday evening in Blyth. Guest speakers for the even• ing were Jamieson Ribey and Donald young, two members of the leadership committee. They spoke on how meetings should run and how to improve the program. They also told about the duties of president, vice. president, secretary, treasurer and press reporterr Susan Mit. chell thanked them for their instruction on a well run meet. ing. Highlight of the evening was the choosing of a King and Queen to compete with other clubs in the county. By ballot, Bob McNeill was chosen King and Miss Barbara Watkins was chosen the Queen. The Queen and King to represent the County will be chosen at adanceheld around May 25th. A committee to arrange and Junior Farmers choose king and queen THE AND SHORT OF IT Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 372 Ilay St 3$ Dunlop St., 73 Miisissogo L 'Toronto Barrie Orillio