HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-10-18, Page 3Hospital 'Penny Sale. Earns $
For Furnishings In .New wing
FREE COFFEE *
DOUGHNUTS
10,00 to 11.00 a.m.
2,30 to 3.30 p.mv
8,00 to 10.00 p.m.
First 100 adults to visit our
Showroom Friday ond Satur-
day receive one Free Admis-
siOn ticket to Brownie's Drive-
hi. Good 'for any show, this
month:
Helene Curtis Ultra Spray Net'
Ptirfie Site with Refill — 8245
Bayer Nose Spray with. Free Aspirin
98c
Revlon Puturana Case with IZefill
nog. 0.15 W 1 0.45
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Other prizes, with donors, were
as follows: trouble light, donated
by ,Galibpaith Radio and TV, won,
by Charles Felkar, Seaferth; $4,20,
worth of milk tickets, Clint in
Dairy,, Mrs. Reg. Smith; basket of
groceries, 11, Fitzsimons, Mrs, Alex
Noddy; green table lamP, Beattie's,:
Mrs. C. Barham, Fergus; sport
shirt, Herman's Men's Wear, 'Gor-
don Seribbins; beauty set, Penne,
baker's, Opi; a, Stark, Albert St.;
nk blanket, Jill's Clothing
Store, Mrs. J. W. Counter, John
Street; groceries, Orville J. Stan-
ley, Mrs, Alvin Kettles, RR 2, Bay-
field; bedspread, Martin's, Mrs,
Douglas Freeman; groceries', 'Rum-
ball's IGA store, Jarnes,Lobb, ,R13,
Clinton; $5 credit slip, Hawkins
And Jacob,.'G. Hiemstra, Victoria
Street; four dinners, Hotel Clinton,
Mrs. Melvin. Webster, Varnap $5
credit slip,- Clinton Laundry and
Cleaners, Mrs. Murray Forbes, RR
the wirinerS Over A public address'
SYSteln, W. LoMorlok, assisted in
keening record of the winners;
Major winners at the draw were:
doll, Mrs. Fred Low RR. 2, Clin-
ton; hostess •chair,. Mrs, A, Shad
dick; electric fry pan, Mrs,. Reg,
Clifford and set of three tables,
Mrs. Pavid.
•
Ballpoint pen, Grand Toy Lim-
ited, Gordeiet Scribbins; $5 credit
slip, Herb's Food Market, Mrs,
Bruce Walters, Seaforth; grease
job, Oscar Frriestap, Mrs. A. Shad-
dick, Clinton; cupboard ' hooker,
Ball-Macaulay, Ltd., Mrs. A. W.
Bishop Luxton At St., Paul's
Conformation, Dedication
Bishops of the ..church had connee-,
.tIono with Clinton, The late
-Cartnicifaol (Montreal); and
Bishop-elect O'Neill (Fredericton)
being sometime rectors of the
Parish, and Bishop TOW-MllerKit,
who received. his early training in
the Sunday School. The Bishop
said, "I wonder if, from among
the boys confirmed today,'. couple
of them may become bishops in the
next, 50 years?"
Servers Gufld , Installed.
Following the offering Bishop
Luxton installed five, members of
the , newly-formed Servers -Gala; They were; Gordon Harrison
(president), Robert 1.14anaghan,
Gordon Frank •Seribbins, Kenneth
flK•easted and Wilfred 1.7rernlin,
• Ifilfts Dedicated
Several gifts were presented for
PedleAtion. First, a Processional
Cross, the gift of the rector in
memory of his mother.
Miss Luella Johnston orrhehalf
oE the Chancel Guild; presented o
most beautiful burse and` veil set,
made by the Sisters of St. John.
The Chancel Guild made this gift
in loving memory of two faithful
If you need
A GOOD
TONIC
gin:ten,
,Ciga sette, Lighter, M. J, Agnew,
Mrs. R. S. Macaulay; hair tome
and lotion, Mel .Criell and john
Plurntree, Mrs. Jack Sturdy;
ovveaseand sheet, Miss '5, A. 'Lo-
vett,. '4 are Kamtley; pair green
vases, H. C. Cooke, Madeline Mur -
ray;; pair blue shoes, Clifford Lobb,
Mre..,Lohn Wilson, Orange Street.;.
3 pair nylons, Par Knit Hosiery, 1:44.,, miss Edna Jamieson; ladys •
tram. case, Aiken Eras,, Mitcheal
lgeAdarn. ,
White shirt, ,Picket and Camp-
bell, Ltd., Mrs. S. L. Thomas, High
Street;. $4.20 worth Milk "tickets,
Fairholme Dairy, Nellie Nurse;
lady's 'tirobrella, . Inwin's Ladies'
Wear/ joules 4k, Scott, Princess
Street; $5 credit -slip, Stanley's
Red and White Store, Mrs. Joyce
Gray; four dinners, Ferndale Grill,
Mrs. Arnold Anderson, Ontario
Street; musical powder box, Sirop-
sonS-Sears, Miss A. P. Sinclair,
superintendent of the Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital. • • t
members over many years, Mrs.
Elizabeth Zapfe and Mrs. 0, V.
Cooke. This burse and veil will
be reserved for the great Festivals,
Christmas, Easter, Ascension Day
and- Whitsunday.
Mrs. A, Kirby and Mrs. •Ray
Ginen presented burses, veils and
pulpit falls in the Liturgical col-
ours, on behalf of the Chancel
Guild.. These latter articles have
been made by the Guild members.
0
The Wesley-Willis Good Will
Club met in the Sunday School
room on Tuesday evening, October
9, for the regular meeting. The
president, Mrs. H. G. Manning pre-
sided, with 'Miss M. Torrance as
pianist.
A hymn and the reading of Eph-
esians 6: 5-8 by Mrs. M. Steepe
opened the meeting. The theme
for her devotional topic was "The
Glory of Labour." Mrs. H. C. Wil-
son offered the prayer.
The secretary's and treasurer's'
reports were read and adopted,
Miss I. Walkinshaw gave an en-
couraging report on the 'Travel-
ling Basket."
Mrs. F. Fingland, as. guest
speaker, gave a descriptive and
enjoyable talk on her recent trip
abroad. Some color slides were
shown. Miss Slone' thanked the
speaker.
Mrs. Pinning's and Mrs, Steepe's
group was in charge of the meet-
ing, which closed with a hymn and
the Mizpah benediction, after
which a social time was enjoyed.
...rhe efforts put forth by the
Awdhary towards
raising .:funds by means of a big
penny salo, paid off again, last-
week, wizen gross receipts were re,
corded at $67.8.05 ...for tickets sold.
and cash donations. This total is
even higher than that received in
the 1,955, penny sale.
ProCeeds are for furnishing the.
old Section, of the hospital which
has been • eernpletely rebuilt this,
year.
With prizes displayed in the
windows of the PVC, the sale at-
tracted attention throughout the
week, and the draw Made on Sat,
• - urday afternoon was well attended,
General convener of the sale this
year was 1‘44, L. R.athboin, Albert
Street., Mrs, C, M. Shearing, Gib:,
bings Street, was in, charge of the
canvass, which, resulted in over 60
prizes' being offered,, besides' a
number of cash donations which
were used to buy four large prizes,
In, charge of the tickets, were Mrs,
W. L. Merlok, Gibbings, Street
and Miss W, O'Neil, Ontario Street..
`Harry- Ball was master of cer,
ernoniesc-for the draw announcing
oeugh, Leamington; chicken feed-
er,. Clinton Farm, Supply, Mrs. John.
• McGregor, RR 5, Clinton;• snorkel
pen, W. C. Newcombe, Mrs, C. 3,
Livermore,
Gallon paint, D. A, Kay and Son,
Mrs. Harvey Hodges; simoniz and
cleaner, Ray's Service Station, Mrs.
R. S. Macaulay; year's subscription
to Clinton News-Record, Donald J.
Smith, and Mrs, Arnold Anderson,
Clinton; groceries, Thomas
Mrs. Clarence Huai; pair white
candlesticks,. Anstett Jewellers,
Charles Johnson,
geeitey game, MoEwan's stet-
donery,.Gary Gould, Toronteanti-
freeze,. Western Tire, Mrs. A, F,
Cuclmore; $la credit'.1, W.
Counter Builders' Supply, Mrs. C.
Treffers, Albert Street; case of
pork and-hears; W. L. Johnson and
Son, Mrs, Carl Skov; kleenade,
Howard lirlInsdon,- Mrs; Bob Man -
4004; two steak •Clinners, Finger's
Restaurant, Gordon HoWes,
• Bushel of apples, Fred Middle-
ton, RR 3, Clinton, Mrs. Ada Ad-
AMS; peach blanket, Sherlock-'Man-
ning Piano Co. Ltd., Mrs. pen Mid,
dleton; boudoir lamp, Merrill Radio
and Electric,. Mrs. M, Spiegeiburg;
.flashlight, Wells Auto Electric,
Miss Lucille Grant; electric -clock,
Chas, Brown, Mrs, Clifford Epps;'
two picnic • -baskets., Steadman's,
Mrs. Melvin Crich, Mr's, C. Dark,
Quebec Road, RCAF Station Qin-
ten,
Car mirror, Lorne Brown Motors,
Ltd., Mrs. Ella Mason, Elma Ave.,
Windsor; ,chocolates; 3 lb., Geo,
Weston, Ltd., Mrs, M. 0. Sargent,
% John Middleton, MR, 3, Clinton;
The Bishop 'of :Huron, the RigTt
Reverend 1--4tocton, was at
St, Paul's Church, Clinton, 9n Sun-
day last to administer the Apost-
olic Rite of Confirmation, Gordon
Harrison acted as' the Bishop's
Staff Ream And Gordon Frank
Seribliins.WaS. Crucifer,
The Rector presented 1,..5 can-
ditlates to the Bishop for Confir-
mation, They were; Paul Murray
Draper,. George Norman Counter,
Donald Harold Frerolin, George
Barry Elliott, Edward Lloyd
Bridle, Kenneth Mervin - Johnson,
Mapgaret-Elizabeth Cudmore, Joan
Elizabeth Livermore, Marian Eliza-
beth Pale, .cbristine Bridle, Sally
Evean Deeves Nancy Loise Mac-
Donald, Kenneth, Ralph Shappee,
Robert Monaghan and Marian Ley,'
burr*,
In his sermon, Bishop Luxton
referred to the -fact that three
silver butter' dish, Norman Counter
Muriel Beyer, Clinton; turquoise
blanket, Sherlock-Manning Piano
Co, Ltd., Mrs. 3, A...Take; ankle
socks, Clinton Hosiery, Mrs. Ro-
bert Riley, Londesboro; Bonnie
Hamilton, Albert Street, Clinton;
Mrs. Thomas Fairservice, Blyth
and Mrs. Stan Collins, RR 5, Clin-
ton,
Variety box and white shoe pol-
ish, T. Qiton'Co. and Ray's Shoe
Hospitainfrs. Mitcheal 1VIcAdent;
fruit cake and 20 bread tokens,
Bartliff Bros., Miss Win O'Neil
and Mrs. K. C. Cooke; vanity box
and white shoe polish, T. Eaton
Co, and Ray's Shoe Hospital, Joe
Gibson, RJR 2, Seaforth; electric
iron, Clinton Electric, Miss Linda
Lawe, BrOssels; trilite lamp, Ball
and Mutch, Miss Lois Clark, Maple
Street, Clinton; minute minder,
General Electric X-ray Corp., Mrs.
Wilfred Freeman; white table
lamp, Sutter-Perdue, Ltd., Mrs.
Maude Redden, Hensall; two pack-
ages dog biscuits, H. Charlesworth,
Mrs. C. H. Magee.
Cash Donors 'included: E. B,
Menzies, Dr, N. W. Haynes, H. C.
Lawson, Torn Tryde, MLA, Exeter;
Sam McDonald, Hearn Wholesale,
Ltd.; Harvey's Taxi, Clinton Lock:-
er Service, Torn Steep, Clinton
Body and ,Radiator Shop, George.
German, A. G. Grigg and Son, Can-
ada Packers Ltd., Shirley Stewart,
Dr. F. M. Newland, Dr. J. A. Ad-
dison, Ruby and Bill's Snack Bar,
Ashton's Taxi, RA G„,,IVIcCann; Mid-
Town Lunch, Ellis-Don Limited,
Stafford's Foods, Chapman's Bea-
uty Salon-, Len 'Heard, Layton's
Service Station, Palmer's Beauty
Salon, Commercial Inn Hotel, El-
wood Epps Sport Shop, Glidden
Cleaners, Charles House of Beauty,
Jim Lockwood, Fred Ford, C. J.
Livermore, Superior Food Store,
Huron Collection Agency, Leslie
Ball Auto Supply,
THAT BIGGER
MARKET
'5Soon now, the large group of
'war and post-war' babies will
begin reaching legal drinking
age and (we) the brewers will
have that bigger—market for
their products. And it should be
the best group of beer drinkers
to come along in a long while,
:because more of those people
have seen beer served in their
home and come to accept it as
a perfect social beverage than
eler before in, history. Nothing
we can do to speed up their
entry into the market, but it's
bound to come, just as sure as
day follows night.-
"We have no intention of giv-
ing up our right to sell alcohol
in your living room, and there
is nothing anybody can do to
stop us.
"With complete and admirable
frankness, the L.B.I. (Licensed
Beverage Industries, Inc., public
relations. voice for the liquor
traffic in the U.S.A.) freely ad-
mits that its goal is 'an expan-
sion of sales'."
HURON COUNTY
TEMPERANCE FEDERATION
42-b
Gibbings Borne
is Scene Of .
Silver Wedding
A very happy occasion was 1101
.on Saturday night, October 13 at
the 'home .of Mr. .and Mrs, Ken1100, -Gibbings when about 30 relatives
And friends--gathered to ,celebrate
ttle silver wedding anniversary of
Mr. and iNits Warren Gibbings.
Cards were played the first part
of the evening, Marie Qi1:11)11w and
John Gibbings won the ladies' and
men's high. FlQss Tastier and
James Snell won the low prizes,
The carrying prize was won "by
Ta,an 114pson, for men and Vera
Gibbings for ladies.
Ken invited his mother and dad
to sit at the head of the table
assisted 'by their maid-of-honour
and 'best man, Mr, and Mrs., George
Wright. Ken read the .address
wishing their many more happy
years of marriage,'
Warren 'and Marie opened their
gifts, Everyone ,was thanked by
Warren and "For They Are Jolly
Good Fellows" was sung. Lunch
was served and with Margaret
Snell at the piano a sing song was
enjoyed by all.
o
Clintonians Meet
At Home Of
Mrs. J. Middleton
The October meeting of the Clin,
tordan Club was held at the home
of Mrs. J, Middleton. The pros.
ident Mrs. E. Epps was in the
chair. Roll call was answered by
"my favorite flower" given by 3$
members and guests. Mrs. 3,
Middleton read the 100th Psalm.
The club will visit the county
home at some future date. A
striking committee will be appoint-
ed for election of officers.
The November meeting will be
held November 14 at the home of
Mrs. Norman Carter.
The mystery prize was won' by
Mrs. Ings, Varna, Plans were
made to have a banquet in Novern,.
tier.
Readings were given by Mrs. W.
Colcough and Mrs,. J. Smith, Solos
by Mrs. 1 E. Ostrom and Mrs,
Norman Carter were much enjoyed
A spelling match kept members
on ,their toes and was won by Mrs,
R. Fairservice.
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