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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-09-22, Page 3THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1949 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE THREI esiasteeNeme,eureareneeevedrerseeeeernaaeee autumn (JrJ, ebbinc NEEDHAM—MILLER bordered by a scalloped satin Baskets of pastel -shaded glad- ioli and snapdragons, palms, and the soft glow of lighted tapers in tall candelabra formed a lovely background in North street Unit- ed Church on Saturday afternoon September 10, for the marriage of Pearl Bernice, younger daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Miller, South street, to Robert Ronald Needham, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Needham, William street, all of Goderich. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C. Wesley Cope, and Alex Clark played the wedding music and acoinpanied the sol- oist, Mrs. Benson Sutter, Clinton, cousin of the groom who sang "Wedding Prayer" before the ceremony and "Because" during the •signing, of the register. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride was lovely gowned in white satin fashioned with circularwhite nylon lace yoke, bertha and lace sleeves. A lace peplum was draped over the full satin skirt which extended into a slight train. Her full-length em- broidered veil fell from a beaded coronet and she darned a bou- quet of red roses. The matron of honor Mrs. Ver- non Wagner, Preston, steer of the bride, was gowned in pink taffeta styled with fitted, bodice, full skirt with bustle back. Mrs. Eugene Ryan, Goderich, bridesmaid, wore blue taffeta, and the little flow- ergirl, Marilyn Miller, Clinton, Cousin of the bride, was in pink taffeta. They wore matching shoulder -length veils and carried bouquets of pink roses and white chrysanthemums. John Needham, was his...broth- er's best man and th eushers were Kenneth Miller, the bride's broth- er, and Eugene Ryan. A reception was held at the Park House, where Mrs. Miller Special! Friends: The rumour, "We are clos- ing the Clinton store," is untrue. Business should be bigger and better than ever, with a new stock of FALL DRESSES, COATS and SUITS. You are invited to visit our store when shopping. bcciu3uce I tell Sitoppe Phone I78 -W — - Clinton AUSTIN CARS and TRUCKS NOW HOLD THE BANNER FOR WORLD PERFORM- ANCE, DURABILITY and ECONOMY. And at our new prices to -day place them where you cannot afford to be without one in your business. Just imagine, the new price will save you enough money to run your Austin 36,000 miles. SEE JONATHAN HUGILL at once for the best car deal in Huron County Phone Supertest Station 784W Residence: 616r34, Clinton, in evening or mornings P.S. -- A limited supply of PRESTONE at right prices. 1. Reside in Goderich Township ABOVE are shown MR. AND MRS. DONALD WAYNE JERVIS, whose marriage took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday, September 3. The bride was formerly Mary Elizabeth Culp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Culp, Goderich, while the groom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jervis, Clinton. They have taken up residence at High - view farm, Goderidh Township, — Photo by Earl MacLaren; engraving courtesy The London Free Press. received the forty guests, in a gown of aqua crepe with black accessories. She was assisted by Mrs. Needham, mother of the groom, wearing grey crepe with black accessories. Both wore corsages of pink roses. Later Mr. and Mrs. Needham left for a trip to Toronto and Muskoka, the bride travelling in a blue gabardine suit with black accessories. They will reside in Goderich, Guests were present from Tor- onto, London, Exeter, Clinton, Preston end Goderich. Prior to her marriage present- ations were made to the bride of a silver teapot by the Court House staff; and a silver relish dish by the choir of North street United Church. The groom's associates in the office of the Purity Flour Mills presented the couple with a silver cream and sugar set and silver relish dish. Mrs. Miller entertained for her daughter the previous Wednes- day at a trousseau tea, when Mrs. Reginald Needham assisted in re- ceiving the guests. Teo. was poured by Mrs. Thomas Church- ill, of Clinton, assisted by Mrs. A. H. Erskine, Mrs. A. Alexand- er, Mrs. C. Larder, and Mrs. Fred Miller, of Clinton. Showing the trousseau were Misses Mary Ann Erskine and. Doris McCool and Mrs. Eugene Ryan. HAINS—HENNIC.tt The wedding of Harriett C. Henniek (nee Nelmes)t Strat- ford, and Eizard F. Haim, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., took place on Saturday, September 10, 1949, at 4 p,m., at the Parsonage of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Strat- ford, Rev. G. N. Schaus officiat- ed. The bride was gowned in navy blue crepe with a yoke of cut - work and braid, with apron drap- ANNOUNCEMENT The Lumber and Coal Business operated by the late Victor D. Falconer in Clinton for the past seven years and previous to that by the late George T. Jen - kills for many years, has been purchased by WILLIAM N. BALL and ROYCE S. MACAUL.AY as of September 20, 1.949. The new firm will be known as BALL--MACAITLAY This change marks the return to business of Wil- liam N. ("Bill") Ball, who is well known to this com- munity. Royce S. Macaulay, a brother-in-law of Mr. Ball, ' formerly resided ni Southampton, Ontario, and Detroit, Mich. He has had many years of business experience in those centres. The members of the new firm desire to solicit a continuation of your confidence and patronage. We are always at your service. BALL-- MACAULAY COAL — WOOD — BUILDERS' SUPPLIES LIME — CEMENT Phone 97 for Prompt Delivery Service ed skirt and matching accessories and wore a corsage of pink roses and fern. The bridesmaid, Mrs. Frank Hairs, Clinton, wore a mist grey gown trimmed with satin, match- ing accessories, and had a corsage of white roses and fern. Frank Hairs, Clinton, attend- ed his brother as groomsman. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Flood, Strat- ford, where a dinner was served, Mr. and Mrs. Haim will reside lin Clinton. FLYNN—CARBERT St. Joseph's Church, Clinton, was the scene of a pretty wed- ding on Monday, September 5, 1949, when Rev. S. J. McDonald united in merriage Rita Gertrude, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Carbert, and Theodore Domonic Flynn, son of Mrs. Flynn and the late Owen Flynn, all of Hullett Township. Given in marriage by her brother, . Timothy Carbert, the bride was costumed in white satin with nylon net yoke bord- ered by a wide satin fold looped with seed pearls. Her full skirt was edged with rose 'iboint lace and caught up with clusters of pearl orange blossoms. She wore a heart -shaped headdress of orange blossoms to hold her long veil of embroidered French illus- ion and carried a cascade of Starlight roses and Stephanotis. TIME'S RUNNING SHORT Make your arrange- ments NOW for your steel requirements to get that building un- der way before t h e weatherman starts playing his tricks. ur Warehouse is well stocked in all types of STEEL ! ! ANGLE BEAMS, CHANNEL,. POSTS, FLATS, SHEETS, PLATE, PIPE, WINDOW SASH, REINFORCING BARS, REINFORCING MESH Hot and Cold Rolled Bars Prompt Delivery Satisfaction Guaranteed M. BROWN AND SONS 1254 Union Street North Off Lancaster KITCHENNER' Telephone 5-5645 35-6-8-9-b Guilty of Bringing Liquor Into County Magistrate D. E. Holmes, K.C., convicted Kenneth Allen, Gode- rich, of a charge of causing liquor to be brought in Huron County and dealt with for' other than his own or family use, contrary to the Canada Temperance Act. Court reserved sentence fat two weeks, Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays pointed- out there was a previous conviction in September, 1948, when a fine of $50 was imposed. Frank Donnelly, KC., counsel for Allen, argued the case should Mrs. Clem Reynolds, sister of the bride, was matron of honour in a bouffant gown of orchid taffeta, with matching picture hat. The bridesmaids. were Miss Margaret Quigley, Detroit, niece of the bride, in aqua taffeta, with matching picture hat and gloves, and Miss Vera Wild, Clinton, who was similarly frocked. All the adult attendants carried a bouquet of yellow roses. A dainty flower girl in primrose yellow organdy, and carrying an old-fashioned nosegay, was the bride's niece, Miss Anna Marie Hartman, Ham- ilton. Thomas Flynn was best' man for his brother and the ushers were Aloysius Shanahan. and Arnold Dale, The bride's and 'groom's gifts to the bridesmaids were com- pacts, to the flower girl a locket and to the best man a Ronson lighter. A reception followed at the !Clinton Grill, the couple leaving later for a trip to Northern On- tario. The bride donned for travelling a suit of cocoa brown lgabardine with green accessories and a corsage of roses, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn will reside in Hullett Township. REPPINGTON—SMITH A quiet church wedding was solemnized in Wesley -Willis Unit- ed Church on Saturday afternoon, September 17, 1949, when Miss Helen Smith, daughter of Mrs. Bruce Smith, Clinton, was united in marriage to Charles Repping- ton, Wilsonville. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hugh C. Wilson, and traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew. SEELEY—SANDERSON At Wesley United Church Manse, Toronto, Saturday, Sept- ember 10th, Rev. C. W. DeWitt Cosens officiated at the marriage of Mary Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sanderson, G!oderich. to William Albert Ford Seeley, Toronto, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Seeley, Clin- ton, The bride was attractively dressed in a teal blue gabardine suit with navy accessories, and a corsage of shaded pink roses. 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Counter Builders' Supplies Albert St., Phone 2901% Clinton, Oat, 'PAINT PRObD.CTS_F_OR HOME AND INDUSTRY be judged' as a first offence as the information should have con- tained allegation of a previous conviction. The magistrate deferred decis- ion two weeks, and bail was set et $500. A charge of keeping liquor for sale against Allen was dismissed several weeks ago, when evidence LIGHTS BRING FINE GODERICH—A fine of $1, with costs was imposed on Ellwood S. Johnston, Bluewater, when he was Convicted of not dimming his lights when signaled to do so, en Highway 21, south of Goderich. on "both charges was heard, and judgment reserved on, the second one until today NOTICE TO HUNTERS (Re Huron County) Hunting Restrictions in Regulated Townships The Townships of Stanley, Hay and Stephen in Huron County are now Regulated Townships—the area south of the Bayfield River and west of London Highway (No, 4) from Clinton to ty4 miles south of Centralia. There is to be no hunting On these Townships), of any kind until the opening of the Pheasant Season, except for the taking of migratory birds within the Townships mentioned. No person shall carry or be in possession of a rifle until after the pheasant shoot is over in these areas. Township licenses are necessary tc hunt pheasant, rab- bit and fox in these Townships, Licenses may be purchased from the Township Clerks and other license issuers. Provin- cial hunting license must be presented to the issuer before Towship license will be issued. Open Season on Black, Grey and Fox Squirrels Throughout the province excepting the County of Bruoe: November 11 and 12, bag limit 5 per clay. Grouse, Spruce Grouse, Sharptailed Grouse and Ptarmigan: In the counties of Huron, Bruce, Grey—October 8 -- October 29; five birds per clay. Open Seasons for Pleasant— Regulated Townships—Townships of Stanley, Hay and, Stephen only in Huron County. November 4 and 5 only: hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., standard time; bag limit, three cocks per day. Township licenses are required for pheasant shooting in these areas, (Signed) K. J. JUCK, Conservation Officer, Department of Lands and Forests Goderich, Ontario 38-b Your family.. makes the services of a trust company particularly valuable to you. Your wife will have someone with experience and understanding to lean upon if you name a trust company as ex- ecutor or co-executor with her. Your children will be assured of the care and protection provided by your Will—wisely and thoughtfully administered. One of our Trust Officers will be pleased to answer any questions about trust services or to discuss an estate plan . with you at your request. The. ADA 112UST Company, J. W. McLachlan, Trust Officer Dundas at Clarence -- London, Oat, A DRUG STORES I.D,A. i SPECIALS r CALAMINE LOTION 4 az. - 19c ° 8 oz. 37e CASCARA TABLETS 100 - 27c FLAXSEED 16 ozs. - 19c TR. 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PENNEBAKER PHONE SERVICE DRUGGIST NOTICE TO HUNTERS (Re Huron County) Hunting Restrictions in Regulated Townships The Townships of Stanley, Hay and Stephen in Huron County are now Regulated Townships—the area south of the Bayfield River and west of London Highway (No, 4) from Clinton to ty4 miles south of Centralia. There is to be no hunting On these Townships), of any kind until the opening of the Pheasant Season, except for the taking of migratory birds within the Townships mentioned. No person shall carry or be in possession of a rifle until after the pheasant shoot is over in these areas. Township licenses are necessary tc hunt pheasant, rab- bit and fox in these Townships, Licenses may be purchased from the Township Clerks and other license issuers. Provin- cial hunting license must be presented to the issuer before Towship license will be issued. Open Season on Black, Grey and Fox Squirrels Throughout the province excepting the County of Bruoe: November 11 and 12, bag limit 5 per clay. Grouse, Spruce Grouse, Sharptailed Grouse and Ptarmigan: In the counties of Huron, Bruce, Grey—October 8 -- October 29; five birds per clay. Open Seasons for Pleasant— Regulated Townships—Townships of Stanley, Hay and, Stephen only in Huron County. November 4 and 5 only: hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., standard time; bag limit, three cocks per day. Township licenses are required for pheasant shooting in these areas, (Signed) K. J. JUCK, Conservation Officer, Department of Lands and Forests Goderich, Ontario 38-b Your family.. makes the services of a trust company particularly valuable to you. Your wife will have someone with experience and understanding to lean upon if you name a trust company as ex- ecutor or co-executor with her. Your children will be assured of the care and protection provided by your Will—wisely and thoughtfully administered. One of our Trust Officers will be pleased to answer any questions about trust services or to discuss an estate plan . with you at your request. The. ADA 112UST Company, J. W. McLachlan, Trust Officer Dundas at Clarence -- London, Oat,