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It Andrew's W.A. Haid
luccessfui Bazaar
'T'lle Women's Association of St.
srdrew's Presbyterian Church
eld its June bazaar and afternoon
clad supper on Saturday, June 9.
'he schoolroom of the church was
rettily decorated With spring
lowers for the occasion and pre-,
anteda lovely setting for the
vent.
Theseveral booths were well
patronized after the guests had
been received by the President,
Mrs. William Shacldeck and :ltre.
D. J. Trane.
Mrs. Allan Max'Ivell made the
tea, and arranging •plates were
Mrs. W. Match, iters; G. W. Nott,
Mrs, E. E, Gibson, Mrs.Clare tt
Neilans and Mrs. tol;,ert Scott.
Mrs, Ed Farquharwas overall
convener,
HERE'S THE
WAY TO
CURIO --Hostess Glassware Set,
8 fancy, 10 oz. glasses $3.30
Old Fashioned ---6% oz.
(Coronation Design) ea. 60e
Hi -Bali. -11 oz.
(Coronation Design) ea. 60e
Guest Set ----11 oz. glasses—set of 8 $2.95
Spun Glass Casting Rods $6.95 & $7.25
Whirlaway Spinning Rod (51/2 ft,) , $29.95
Fisherman's DeLiar $2.65 and $3.15
Hookmaster Hook Holders $1.25
Bronson Reels (Fleetwing and
Altoona) $6.15 and $3.50
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from our display of Coutts -Hallmark
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COME IN AND ENJOY A GAME
MMI 04.
Bowl For Prizes
All persons who bowl exactly° 171
points between May 29, 1953 and June
16, 1953 inclusive, will be eligible to enter
a bowl -off on June 18, 1953.
The winner of the bowl -off will re-
ceive a new Wrist Watch valued at $25.
Clinton Bawling Alley
(Reg Cudmore)
Smoker's Supplies, --- Magazines,
Borden's Ice Cream
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Mrs, Clifford Stewart
Held Trousseau Tea
For June Bride -effect
Mrs. Clifford Stewart entertain-
ed guests at a trousseau tea in
honour of her daughter; Miss
Betty Stewart, on Saturday, May
30. The bride -elect, with her mo-
ther, and her fiances mother, Mrs.
Millar, received guests at the door.
Amid decorations of lilacs, tulips.
and lily -of -the -valley, Mrs. Ed,
Glen and Miss Isabel. Stewart
poured tea in the afternoon and
those serving were Mrs. Gordon
Garrow and Helen . Stewart,
younger sister of the bride -elect.
Mrs. Frank Potter displayed the
trousseau; Mrs. Glen Carter, lint
ens and kitchenware; Miss Lillian
Stewart, elder sister of the guest
of honour, displayed the gifts,
In the evening Mrs. Ed Glen
and Mrs. Millar poured tea. Mrs,
Bob Glen and Lillian Stewart
served,
Mrs. George Cantelon displayed
the gifts; Mrs. Wally Mutters -
head, linens and kitchenware;
Miss Helen Stewart, the trous-
seau.
Mrs. William Sinclair prepared
refreshments in the kitchen, as-
sisted in the evening by Mrs. John
McGregor,
Bride -Elect Honoured
Tuckersmith Ladies
Fete Jeanne Gibbings
A very pleasant evening was
spent at the home of Mrs. William
Rogerson when friends and neigh-
bours gathered to honor Miss
Jeanne Gibbings, bride -elect of
June 6. Miss Gibbings was seated
under a parasol which when tip-
ped provided a shower of confetti.
A short program was presented,
with several contests being given.
Miss Carol Pepper rendered a
piano solo. Misses Ruth Crich andel
Mildred Crich sang a duet; read-
ings were given by Mrs. M. Fal-
coner and Mrs. W, P. Roberts. A
song, "Tell Me a Story", was very
touchingly sung by Mrs. W. Rog-
erson and Mrs. Ed. Layton.
Following the presentation of
the many beautiful gifts, Miss Gib-
bings thanked everyone for their
kindness. After this a social hour
Was spent and lunch was served.
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ST. ANDREW'S WMS
WILL MEET, JUNE 16
The Women's Missionary Society,
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church will meet on Tuesday,
June 16, at .the home of Mrs. W.
Shaddock.
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LONDESBORO B -A'S DEFEAT
HOLMESVILL 17-4
Londesboro BA's handed Holmes -
vine a 17-4 defeat in Londesboro
on Tuesday night in the first game
of the WOAA Intermediate "C"
series. Taras and Carter were on
the mound for the winners.
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Plan To Attend
The Third Annual
KINSMEN
Dominion
Day
Celebration
In EXETER
Afternoon and Evening
Performances
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Everybody's Dad wants a
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• It's a miracle of comfort,
good looks, good wear.
ANDSOME TIES
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$1.00-$L50-$2.00
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merman's Men's Wear
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Tony Day Sweaters.
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MR., MRS. P. GBIER
TO CELEBRATE
50 YEARS MARRIED
Mr, and Mrs, Peter Glazier,
HulIett Township, will celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary at
the home of their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
H. Glazier, R.R. 3, Clinton, on
Sunday, June 14. They will, be at
home to visitors between the
hours 6f two and four in the
afternoon.
Peter Glazier was born in Hul-
lett Township, and op June` 16,
1903, married Elizabeth Cook,
Clinton, They farmed in that
township for some years, later
moving to a farm in Goderieh
Township, and now are fanning
again in Hullett Township, on the
cemetery road. Both enjoy good
health,
anandword Mks hisv..Glazierfaun,
still man
They have four children, Isobel,
Mrs. Albert Kneeshaw, Godericlli
Luella, Mrs. T. M, Falconer, Clin-
ton; Wilfred H„ R.R. 3, Clinton
and Russell R., Goderieh. They
have 16 grandchildren and ten
great grandchildren
A grandson, Stanley Falconer, a
member of the RCN at Halifax,
N.S., is home, with his wife for
the anniversary celebration. Oth-
er relatives expected inetude two
brothers of Mrs. Glazier, Len and
William Cook, Clinton; twe.. silt-
ers: Miss Flora Cook, Toronto,
and Mrs, Fletcher Young with her
husband, their son and daughter=
in-law, Mr. a n d Mrs. Wesley
Young and their three children,
also of Toronto; Mr. Glazier's sist-
er, Mrs. Minnie Parks, London,
and his brother, Albert, Hullett
Township.
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C. O. Martin Vacates
Sec. -Treasurer's Post,
Chamber of Commerce
The past president of the Clin-
ton and District Chamber of Com-
merce, H. E. Hartley, on behalf of
the members of that chamber,
presented to Clayton O. Martin,
retiring secretary -treasurer, a
trim gladstone bag, at a meeting
of the executive of the chamber
on Tuesday evening, June 9. Mr.
Martin had finished a term of over
two years as secretary -treasurer,
and had expressed his desire to
resign, since other duties kept him
occupied.
Mr. Martin, will, however, not
be leaving the services of the C of
C, since before the evening was
over he had been appointed as
chairman of a new Education com-
mittee, the main duty of which
will be to promote and organize
an Education Week within the
town, at the time of the National
Education Week next winter.
Taking over the duties of Mr.
Martin's old office are two per-
sons. O. L. Engelstad, manager
of the Royal Bank of Canada,
Clinton Branch, and one of the
directors of the chamber, will .as-
sume the treasurer's duties, while
Wilma Dinnin of the staff of The
Clinton News -Record, will serve as
secretary.
Chairmen appointed at the meet-
ing were as follows: Membership
Committee, Carl Cox; Town Plan-
ning, Bruce Bartliff; Retail Mer-
chants, C. Staniforth; Constitu-
tion, Walter Newcombe; agricul-
ture, Arthur Aiken; RCAF Public
Relations, H. E. Hartley; Indust-
rial Promotion, L, G. Winter.
Since practically the whole print-
ing of 250 copies of the Town of
Clinton brochures had been dist-
ributed, the industrial committee
was instructed to proceed as they
found necessary, and after the
brochures had been brought up to
date, to order a reprint of from
350 to 500 copies,
President Mitcheal McAdam pre-
sided at the meeting.
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Mother's Study Group
Entertains Blyth Ladies
The Mothers' Study Group of
Wesley -Willis United Church ent-
ertained members of the Blyth
Friendship Club in the church par-
lours,
Mrs. Percy Livermore was in
charge. Opening with a hymn,
Mrs. Livermore read an editorial
from the Landon Free Dress con-
cerning all the pleasant thin;
that happen but never get in tiie
newspapers.
Mrs. Reg. Shipley rend the
scripture following which Mrs. H.
C. Wilson led in pr}r.
Elmer Hugill took up the offering.
Mrs, Webster, Blyth, introduced
the Blyth ladies, Mrs. N. W. Tre-
wartha introduced the hostess,
Mrs. Freeman Tunney, president
of the Friendship Club, explained
liblurt r«othing like
A dairy diet
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For growing ohtelren
Why not try its
Oar Bvdgee Plan makes it
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hew they ,conduct their meetings
and the work they do, Mrs, Ade-
line Campbell, Blyth, sang a solo,
Vexby ara. Gn,
e BadleynPanied, BlythCl, gave Mca owaread-
ing entitled 1 know Something
Good about You. Mrs. Fred Mil-
ler gave a reading How to Bake
a Cake". Mrs. Percy Livermore
read an article on "Teaching your
TI ?.11srim',:J'S,INE.I.1; .
Children A
pnxeciation."
The. tweeting •closed With t
hymn, a social time, and lurch
served. by. Mrs, 'Wilfred Jervis and
Mrs, Elmer Hugill, assiSted by
others of the Clinton group. The •
next meeting will be on June 16 -
in the church parlour; Mrs. Dalen,
arm Mrs, Haughton will be host.,.
ess,es.
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What will 1 dor
Said driver one
To driver two
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TUBES from—
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(ASSOCIATE STORE)
Rattenbury St. East Phone 349W
CLINTON
"Buy and Save with Confidence at Western"
20 pc. Starter Sets
$9.95
consists of:
a: 4 cups end saucers
* 4 bread and butter plates
* 4 cereal bowls
* 4 dinner plates
Additional Pie+:es in Open Stock
"It Pays To B'ey Open Stook'
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only 13,000 miles 1400.00
'50 FARGO 1/2 Ton Expresg
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with extra good motor and racks ■
'47 WILLYS JEEP—O>ur price 550.00
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rong.
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