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NORTH ST.
Godeticho Ont.
a shPOY Wed Chantilly lace bed-
$00 extending 'to a point over the bondfant .skirt, which featured a Chantillly scalloped panel 'front and
back, extending into a _chapel brain, Juliet headpiece of seed
Pearls and sequins held the finger-
at-id e of pure silk French iilms:on
she carrfect 4 white Male crested with white orchids and streamers.
Miss Shirley Doles was meld of honour, and Miss Cheryl War-
den, Ifarrilston was junior brides-
410,14, They wore ballerina gowns in copper tone crystal charm Witt-boned pin princes.% ',Dues, The bed-
fee featured Sabrina neckline and
back how streamers, Their head,
pieces were matching feather
bands and they carried a casc;de
dr .brnme baby 'mums.
Mrs. Morgan Agnew, .Cilinton,
=Imparted the soloist, MrS. Rt1414
Xxliox, Clinton, Grei0IMSPIRa waS-Wayne Taylor, Varna, and the-
ushers were Crantiell Murray, Waterloo, cousin of the 444140 P44 IONA ."„rowaVhend, London, eous' in of the groom
'F' a reeePtilen the church basement, the btlde's mother re-
ceived in hunter green crepe with
satin otoug Panel, She WIONe.. green end black accessories and
a corsage of brome .The groosn's mother Assisted in;ruedinnl, blue with matching aCeeSSur les and a eoirsage of pink _carna,
I.,eav$nig on a wedding trip to
the Southern States, the bride
wore a fitted suit of Imperial red, black accessories and white orchtd:
orriVage, Upon their return they
will live in Minton.
VOLKSWAGEN
carries almost anything
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DON'S B-A SERVICE
Phone HI) 2-9088
Victoria Street, Clinton
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CLINTON
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Good interest:: 3M% for
the first year and 4,14% for the
next fourteen years. An aver-
age of 4.19% per year when
held to maturity.
Cashable Anytime; If
the need should arise, your
bonds may be cashed anytime
at full face value plus earned
interest,
Limit: Up to $10,000 in any-
one name. Each member of a
family may buy up to this.
amount.
Where To Buy: Wherever
you work, or through your
bank, investment dealer,•
stockbroker, trust or loan
company; for cash or on.
instalments.
Invest in a bright future for
yourself... and for Canada.
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# (1) Located on No. 8 Highway in Town •of Clinton
(2) completely renovated. and decor.., v..
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your success,
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HURON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS'
ANNUAL HEIFER SALE
CLINTON FAIR BARNS
CLINTON — WED., OCT. 15 -- 1.30 p.m.
ACCREDITED VACCINATE!? — BLOOD-TESTED
A Number from Listed Herds
A select group of bred heifers from R.O.P. clams with good
records, including a daughter from a former world record
producer. Many from and bred to top Unit sires, some fresh
at sale time, the balance due soon afterwards.
Bob Shore, Auctioneer
For Catalogues Write:
S. C. GALBRAITH ALLEN BETTLES
Blyth, Ont, Bayfield, Ont.
SERVICE STATIOCailia-CK BAR
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vitn34DAY„ opTor3mt 9, 29n,
(Continued from. Page Nine)
Mrs. Bryant; tatting, Mrs, Fuss,
Mrs. Colclough,
Dining room accessories, tea
towels, Mrs. T. Snowden, Mrs.
4 Colclough; tea cloth, R. Grainger,
Mrs, Fuss; luncheon set, Mrs.
Fuss; buffet set, Mrs, Colclough,
T, Penhale; place mats and centre-
piece, Mrs. Herb Klapp,
Bedroom accessories, pillow cas-
es, embroidered, Mrs. Fuss, It.
Grainger; pillow cases, any style,
Mrs, Fuss, T. Penhale; vanity set,
Klopp; guest towels, Mrs. Fuss,
Mrs. Colclough.
Chiadren's wear, oiveralilts, Mrs.
Johnston; girl's wool socks, Mrs,
Fuss; girl's wool mitts, Mrs. Fuss,
Mrs, Keys; sun suit, Mrs. Fuss,
Mrs, G. Harris; pullover sweater,
Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Fuss; cardi-
gan, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs, Fuss;
smocked dress, Mrs, B. Keys, Mrs.
Klapp; jacket, bonnet and boot-
ees, crocheted, Mrs. Lloyd Mak-
ins, Bayfield, Mrs. E. Yeo; knitted,
T. Penhale, Mrs. Klapp; crib quilt,
Mrs. Ma.kins, Mrs. T, Snowden;
carriage cover, Mrs. Fuss; sport
shirt, Mrs. Fuss, Mrs, Yeo.
Ladies' wear, work apron, Mrs.
Fuss, Mrs, Klopp; house dress,
cotton, Mrs. Fuss, Mrs, Klapp;
hostess apron, Mrs. Colciough,
Mrs. Fuss; lady's handbag, hand-
tooled leather, Mrs, Fuss, Frank
Yeo; lady's sweater, knit, Mrs.
Fuss, Mrs. Colclough; Skirt, Mrs.
Fuss, Mrs, Harris; ski mitts and
hat to match, Mrs. Fuss. Men's wear, pyjamas, Mrs.
MVP, Mrs, Snowden; diamond
socks, Mrs, Fuss; heavy socks,
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs, Colclough;
fine socks, Mrs. Fuss; sport shirt,
Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. Harris,
Crocheted bedspread, Mrs, Ver-
hoef; AOV, Wilmer Reid, Mrs.
Fuss; quilt applique, Mrs. R, Tay-
lor, Mrs, Colclough; patched quilt,
T. Penhale; fancy quilting, Mrs.
Fuss; knitted afghan, Mrs, D,
Gerneinharclt,
Village Guild Special, Mrs. • H.
A. Fuss.
FLOWERS and PLANTS
Bouquets, cut flowers, Edward
'Grigg, RIR 3, alintons Mrs. L
Sparks; small, E. Mcllwain, Mrs,
Schilbe; table, Mrs. F. Yea, Mrs.
S. Middleton; fall bouquet of wild
flowers, Mrs'. E. Grigg, Mrs. E
McIlwain; winter bouquet of dried
flowers, Mrs. E, Grigg, Mrs. John
Grigg, RR 3, Clinton.
Potted plants, African violets,
Mrs. T, Penhale, Mrs. Gemein-
hardt; begonias, fibrous, Mrs. B.
Yeo, Mrs. E. Grigg; begonias, tub-
erous, Mrs. E. Yeo; coleus, Mrs. E.
Yeo, Mrs, Bryant; geraniums, Mrs.
W, Colclough, Mrs. E. Grigg.
Cut flowers, calendulas, Mrs. K.
Brandon, Mrs. S. Middleton; ast-
ers, Hales Dresser, Mrs. Colclough;
chrysanthemums, Mrs. F, Middle-
ton, Mr. iCololough; sosmos, Mrs.
A. Sparks, Mrs. S. Middleton;
dahlias, modem, Mrs. S, Middle-
ton, Mrs. E, 1VIcIlwain; old, Mrs.
E. Yea, Mrs. S, Middleton; glad-
ioli, Mrs. Van Ninhuys, Mrs. John-
son; marigolds, Mrs, F. Middle-
ton, Mrs. Bryant; pansies, Mrs. E.
Grigg, Mrs. E. Schilbe; petunias,
Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs. H. John-
ston; roses, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. F,
Yeo; salvia, Mrs. S. Middleton,
Mrs. F. Middleton; zinnias, Mrs,
A. Sparks, H. Dresser; AOV, an-
nual or perennial, Mrs. Sparks,
Mrs. S. Middleton; centrepiece,
Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Johnston.
ARTS and CRAFTS
Hearth rug, hooked wool, Mrs.
Fuss, Mrs. Colclough; rag mat,
braided, Mrs. Harris; stuffed toy,
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Klapp.
Special, Fair Acres Studios, for
Ipallnitir,g or drawing of fruit, Mrs.
3. Howard, Mrs. G, Harms; for
paint:ng or drawing of vegletalbles,
Mrs. Harris, Mrs. J. Hoiwlard.
Oil painting scene, Mrs. How-
ard, Rev. Scudamore; portrait,
Rev. Scudamore, Richard Harris-.
on; AOS, Mrs. Bricker, R. Harris•
on; water colors, scene, Mrs. How-
ard; AOS, Mrs. Howard; charcoal,
crayon or pencil, Mrs. J. Howard,
Mrs. Harris; handmade greeting
cards, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Fuss;
pencil sketch, Mrs. Harris, Mich-
ael Scotchmer; amateur snapshots,
H. Dresser, Mrs. Gemeinhardt;
etched aluminum, F. Yeo, Mrs.
Harris; any new craft, H. McCul-
lough, Mrs. D. Gemeinhardt.
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MODEL D 112
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. with your Westinghouse Dryer
you can dry ALL fabrics safely.
Dries clothes faster , ..uses less
current with the exclusive advant-
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air and heat passes directly into ;
the clothes not through the basket.
Four Models of Westinghouse
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Wise-Murray
A, lovely wedding jI(VW SVAtegn...
WM1 on Saturday .afternoon, Sep-tember 2.7, svol.t.en Qatyle. nOtrellee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrner
Munray, Harriston, became the bride of Xonn Thomas Wise, Clint-
on, son of Mrs. I-I, L. Wise, Lon,
,clost and the itate Mr, Wise, The
Revs D, J. Lane officiated in St.
Andrew's Presibyterian Church,.
IGifven in marriage by her father,
the bride wore floor length Pure
sif!ls organza ssith Ma/Moped S40-
ram ne0103}e and Illypoint sileervess
Hunting Licences
Renewable, Similar
To Driving Licences
Hunters purchasing the regular
gun licence now on sale will notice
that the new 1958-59 licence in-
cludes an "Application for Re-
newal" similar to the system tised
for driver's licence.
It is most important that hunt-
ers retain their 1958-59 gun lic-
ence until next fall because they
Must complete the renewal form
to obtain their 1959-60 licence,
the Ontario Department of Lands
and Forests states.
Any person just coming of age
(16) or not having in his or her
possession the application for re-
newal of the 1959-60 gun licence
next year, will be required to pass
a special gun handling safety
course.
This regulation has been passed
in the cause of gun safety. Re-
quested by the Ontario Federation
of Anglers and Hunters, the De-
partment of Lands and Forests
has given the scheme its full sup-
port.
The special courses in safe gun
handling will be given by in-
structors, who come mostly from
the various fish and game clubs of
the province.
It is expected that most of the
applicants for the courses this year
will be in the 15-year-old class,
preparing themselves for proper
training and eligibility for a gun
licence next fall. Participants who
successfully complete the course
will be given a certificate of corn-
pentence. Emphasis will be plac-
ed on teaching the younger gen-
eration the basic principles of gun
safety.
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