Clinton News-Record, 1957-08-15, Page 2l'r'AGF Two
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CLINTON CITIZENS'
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Flower Show
FRIDAY
AUGUST 16
Rules and Regulations:
1.' No exhiibitois can show more
than one entry in one section.
2. The exact number of spikes or
blooms called for must be
shown.
3. Exhibits to be in place of show-
ing by 11.00 a.m.
4. Doors of Council Chamber to
be open to public at 2.30 p.m.
for afternoon and evening.
5. Anyone can compete; show not
restricted to members.'
HEN$ALL.
Correspondent
MRS, M, KDDICN
Phone I•Iensan 5
An accident on Highway 4 south.
of Hensall on August 7 caused
$754 damages. A car driven by
LAIC Robert Phill f s 18, RCAF
JF
Station Centralia, went out f
control while he was driving south.
It hit the west ditch, struck a,
hydro pole, went .across to the
east ditch and stru'eh a telephone
polle, breaking it off. leo injuries.
0, P. P. Constable George Mitch-
ell, Exeter detachment investig-
ated,
Bride -Elect Honoured
Miss Maxine Watson, Centralia,
bride -elect of Saturday, August
10, was honored at a presentation
held for her in the parlor of the
United Church on August 8, when
she was presented with many love-
ly gifts. Miss Eleanor Hodgins-
and Miss Rita Scholdice, assisted
her,
,A,. program was enjoyed, after
which Miss Watson invited the
guests to her home., where the
bridal trousseau was displayed.
Mrs. Watson, mother of the brid'e-
elect served lunch.
Barbecue
An open air barbecue held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mousseau, Kippen, on August 7,
was attended by broiler growers
from. Seaforth, Clinton, Hensali',
Grand Bend, Ei,:eter, Dorchester,
Kerwood.
This barbecue was sponsored by
the Purina dealers in the towns
mentioned.
The chicken was cooked by Al
Morgan, John Manning and Bev.
Doherty, London.
Frank King, Toronto, sales man-
ager Ralston Purina. Co. and pres-
ident of Choice Cut up Chicken
Ltd., Aurora, gave an adress on
"What is ahead inthe broiler
business?"
Bev. Dorherty showed a filen
and gave an address on broiler
feeding and management.
1
Prizes as follows:
CHILDREN OF PUBLIC SCHOOL
1. BIRD HOUSES --three ,prizes $2.00, $1.00, $1.00
2. FLOWERS -Zinnias, Asters, Petunias, Pansies. EXhilbit to
consist of five blooms. These four classes are to have three
prizes each 75e, 50c, 25c
3. TABLE BOUQUET, under nine inches in height. Three
prizes $2.00, $1.00, .50e
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE PUPILS
1. BIRD HOUSES -three prizes $2.00, $1.00, $1.00
(Prize's donated by Mays. L. M. Mackinnon)
2. Most Artistic Arrangement of any seven blooms.
Prizes $2,00, $1.00, $1.00
3. CORSAGE --Prizes donated by
Mrs, F. Fangland $2.00, $2.00, $1.00
ADULT PRIZES
1. Double Asters, 6 blooi ns .75 ° .50
2. 'Cosmos, 6 blooms .75 .50
3. Zinnias. 6 blooms .75 .50
4. Petunias, 6 blooms .75 .50
5. Pansy, 6 blooms .75 .50
6. Snapdragons, 6 sterns .., .75 .50
7„African Marigold .75 .50
8. Any Other Variety of Marigold .75 .50
9. Phlox, 6 stems .75 .50
10. Gladioli -one spike, any variety ... .75 .50
11. Gladioli --;three spikes; any variety .75 .50
12,Gladiol'i-basket-arrangement to count 2.00 1.00
13, Best Hybrid Tea Rose $2.00 1.50 1.00
14, MViest Unusual Potted Plant .75 .50 .35
15. Lady's Corsage (no artificial blooms) 2,00 1,00 .75
16. Bouquet, Buffet or Mantel, modern arrange-
ment 2.00 1.00
17. lVtaniature Bouquet .75 .50
18, Best Basket of Assorted Garden Flowers, do-
nated by Mx. A. Livermore 2,00 1.00 .75
19. tv Best, Bowl of 5 Assorted Hybrid Teva Roses,
donateded by r. D. J. Lane 2.00 1.50 1.00
20,
Dining Room Table Bouquet, not over 9 inches
in height, prizes &mated by the: Rev. Charles
ander 2.00 1,50 1.00
21. Novelty display, depleting or portraying any
holiday season; prizes donated by Miss Winnie
'Thompson .., 2.00 1.00 .50
A DOOR PRIZE
will be drawn
EE WISE AND ENTER
YOUR PLOWS .S
IN THIS SHOW
1t> V. n. 3. LANE MRS. 5. MIDD N* C. H. 1x;1 PS
President
Secretary Treasurer
IF ANIS ARE SUCH BUSY
INSECTS HOW DOE
THEY FIND TIME TO
COME TO OUR PICNICS?
Now is the time for picnics
and summer outings . . . it
your ear ready for the job?
If not, drive in and we'll put
it in top-notch condition for
all those summer pleasure
trips.
SERVICE
STATION
CARL , 001.16 C.ANTELON
r't PLACE WHERE
YOU NEVER �• ,r VE TO
SLOW YOURAHORN"
��CVN• -1:feN .2-
Lawson'Ciark
Family Reunion.
At Harbour Park
The eighteenth annual Lawson-
Clark reunion was held in Harbour
Park, God'erich on Sunday,. August
4, with 100 attending; Mr.:• and.
i
M'rs, Wilbur Jett were in. charge
Off sp'or'ts!.,
Winners were;: races;, six: years.
and under Wayne Cou`girl'an;;
eight years and ander,. Barry. Pit-
blade; ten years and under, Ricky..
'irtch I3 years and under; girls;,
Glenyee" ,Teiwitt;; boys;, Gary J'er tt.n
young ladies„ B'arlbaxa, Brindley;
g,
younmen,, Norman. Willis;. ladies
kick-the-sslfifpper, Glenyce ,Tewitt
Relay rubber ring,, lllrs. Lorne
Lawson's team; relaty peanut end
jar, lVtrs, Jack 1Vted'd's team; goes -
sing peppermints in a jar, Mra Ray
Firnoh.;. most buttons on • dress
Mrs. Norman. Willis; youngest
ehild present, • Meleney Marie Pit-
b'lad'o; eldest man, James` Medd,
.Clinton; eldest lady, Mrs, Belle
Lawson, Stratford,
IBirthhday nearest day of picnic,
Ern. LaWWson; couple m'arr'ied long-
est,
ongest, and persons coming farthest,
Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Lawson,
Pickering; children enjoyed pea-
nut scramble.
Jack Medd ...was • returned as
president, with the same executive
also re-elected: secretary -treasur-
er, Mrs. Lorne Lawson; sports
committee, Mr, and 'Mrs. Wilbur
Jewitt; lunch convener, Mrs. Rid-
dell.
Next year the picnic will be
held in Harlbour Park, Goderich
on the first Sunday in August,
0
Hensall's School
Boosts Tax Rate
To 62 Mills
Building of the new school in
the village of Hens'all, which will
open this September, has resulted
in higher taxes for ratepayers
there. Rate for the public school
will be 17.3 mills, with total for
residential properties set at 62,
Industrial rate is 67 mills.
Steps are being taken to have
a by-law passed to make Albert
and Nelson Streets in the village,
stop streets. This will protect
the school children on their way
to the new building,
The old school.was accepted by
the council from the board for
nominal sum of one dollar,
An additional grant of 4500
was given the park board on re-
quest of H. Scone and P. Mc-
Naughton, who reported addition-
al expense's in the program- this
year. '
The artificial ice debenture also
has led to increase in taxes, mak-
ing 1.9 mills: .
Rates for thefordifferent branches
of the council's work are as fol-
lows: county, 11.8; library, .7; fire
debenture, 1.1; hydrant rental, 2.7;
high school, 6.5; park, 1; ice de-
benture, 1.9; pulbiic school debent-
ure, 5.5; public school, 11.8; water
d'ebentures, 2.3; village rate, 16.7;
making a tom of 62 mills. for
residential purposes. Commercial
and industrial properties will pay
67 mills.
Population is 835; residential as=
sessm,ents, $481,926; commercial,
$344,040. Exemptions are $115,925,
making a total assessment of
$941890. A. W. Kerslake asses-
sor, presented these figures in the
1957 assessment roll,
Sp unci
McMichael
Gladiolus. and Canadian yew
formed the setting in. Clinton
Baptist Church„ on Saturday after-
noon, August 3; for the wedding
of L1111ia n. Barbara McMiehael, •
X143. Florence Street, London, to
Hartley. Caleb Spinney. Toronto.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mss.. Qrpha lVl elgi'clI aei, Clinton,
and: her husband is the' son of
Mrs„ E'tii,el Spinney, Kingston,
I in'gs Cetmty. Nova Scotia.
The Rev. Ian G, Hind, Brook-
ville, conducted the double ring
ceremony:
Given; marriage by her brother,
Ohanlies McMichael, London, the
'bride wore Iace and net ° ov?r taf-
feta, strapless gown, with lace
bolero, brimmed with rhinestones..
'Her headdress was of :pearls,
rhinestones and sequins, and her
finnger tip veil was caught 'kith,
rosettes of sequins. She carried
a, white Bible crested with stream-
ers, and red roses and buds, "
Mrs. Ada MacBean, London, was
matron of honour in yellow net
over yellow taffeta strapless gown
with yellow net stale. She wore
matching gltoves and headdress arid;
refreshes
men.
����/�� ` 4xtta giiifces
4" � 7rieshEfAerternrii:ir
'�� ._ salt drink
carried a, bouquet of white .and companied the soloist, James...,.
mauve carnations..
Mil. Marjorie Richardson, Lon-
don, was bridesmaid in sea foam
green lace and net over taffeta
with lace bolero. Her headdress
was of green sequins and beads,
and she wore net gloves, She
carried a bouquet of pink car-
nations,
Little Miss Sharon MclViichaei,
London, was flowergirl in rose
net over rose taffeta, with match-
ng headdress. and gloves and she
carried a nosegay of white and
Yellow carnations.
Groomsman was Bert Clifford,
Clinton, and ushers; were Ronald
Clifford and Brim Pulpee, both
of Clinton,
Mrs, George Grunt;, organist, ac -
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ran, when he sang "Because" and.
"Where'er You Walk."
-Gladiolus and sweet,, peas . wit'ft
dahlias in the -Commercial Inn:
Hotel at four _o'clock formed the•
reception setting, where the bri'de's
mother received guests in li'gltt
blue dress with white and- .nor
accessories and a corsage of .pinks
carnations, The groom's m'otiiem,
ware pink and
blue
fl ra
l dress;
With pink and white aecessorjes;
and a corsage of blue carnati*nS,,
For travelling :the bride donned'
a navy •blue dress-and:WPM with;
white accessories and corsage,.and;
after a, week-lotig wedding" trip.
to Terrace Baty, Mr:.• and; Mrs,.
Spinney will live at 38 Dingwall:
Ave., , Torogto;
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