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tom, visited on Monday with
Mrs, David Base=
Mr, and. Mrs.. Beg Boll left
$.0Arday for an extended iloli-
lay in Florida and
Mexico,. •
Mr. and Mrs,• E, B, Menzies ,
moved last weekend from, the ,
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Clnirt0 ntv% HUGH C. WILSON, Minister
MRS, M. H. RBNN1E, Organist
M. rtENNE, Choir Pireetor
11.00 a.rn;--,IVIorning The Sacrament of Baptism
"Of Is the KingdoM of
IleaVerio 11.20 ii.th-Primaty School 12,15 p.m,.4.-Church School
7.30 tonali() street
Service in
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SUriday
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1956
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Tyndall apartments into Reg
Ball's residence,
Mx.' and Mrs, E, L. Woodyard,
Battleford, Sask,, who have been
visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Bali, left for
.tlibir home on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, W. B. Prew, Re,
gina, Sask., visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dale, Hall-
ett Township, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mac L.eBeatl, Stanley Townshlw
Mr.. and Mrs, Kenneth Breakey
.and son Richard„ Znrich, visited
Mn and Mrs, M. T. Coriess, on
Sunday afternoon, Mr, .•corless is
now recovering from his recent
-
Mrs. C, .Haughton_ancl Mr, and
Mrs. Stewart Shier, who have
spent the past two weeks visit,
ing Mr, and Mrs, I4. Naughton,
left on, Tuesday for their home in
Cernduff, Sask.-
Itay Sharp, Clinton, and Aud-
rey McCabe, Dorothy McCabe
Audrey Harrison,.. and Maxine
Martin, ail of Goderich, left Sat-
urday for a motor trip to Florida(
The .gilrs are members of the
Dodgers, Goderich's . renowned
girls softball team. • .
Corporal Waiter ,' R. Totters-
head, 24. year old member of the
RCAF, is presently- a Supply
Technician instructor at No. 1
Technical Training School, RCAF
Station Aylmer, where he Was
moved in Augitst of 1955, 1-lis
wife (formerly Audrey Harris,
Clinton) and - two children, Ken-
neth, and Judy, are living in Ayl-
mer,a
, •
HAPPY WQRKERS WILL MEET
ON WEDNESDAY AI rgrasooN
The regular 'meeting of the
Happy Workers' Club. will be held
at the home of Mrs, Miner Dale,
on .Wednesday, December /12, in
PLATTER $1.50.
Twelve-Inch
PLATTER $2.35
Fourteen-In
PLATTER ch V.35
Seven-Inch•-
SCALLOP $1.00
BAKER
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PotiLuck; Names
Officers For 1957
A pot lUck supper and Christ-
mas party was enjoyed by 713
members and guests of the Lad -
IOW Auxiliary to the Legion on
Monday, Peceniber 3,„iri the Leg,
ion Memorial _Hall.
Mrs. Luella Hall, zone •COM-,
mander attended and gave -a Wel,
and interesting talk on, her recent
•visit to Wingham, and about tine
new inter-zone sPerta Pr4:Wra.01,
New officers for 1057 are: past
president, Mrs,• Kenneth Cooke;
president,Mrs. H. McAlpine; first
vicecresident, Mrs. C; Proctor;
second vice-president, Mrs.
Monaghan; executive, Mrs. C. Mc-
;Pherson, Mrs. H. Hartley, Mrs. A.
Inkley; treasurer, Mrs. V. Haab-
good; secretary, Mrs. George
Icnights;.standard bearers., Mrs, P.
Lee and Mrs. B. Stanley.
Mrs. .1A.. Inkley and Mrs. L,
Arnston were in. .charge of the
program. ' Several guests • enter,.
tamed with, musical numbers, and
a sing-sang was enjoyed by all,
Gifts were distributed by Old St.
Nick himself.
The evening eyed with Christ-
mas cake and shortbread and tea
being served, •
The. Legion Christmas' party
will be held in the Legion Hall on
Sunday, December 16, at 1 p.m.
All Legion families are invited to
attend. Presents and treats \f,or
all the children. , •
John Y-tinghlut and Percy Yung-
Nut were London visitors last
Friday..
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bradnock
and Mrs. Gordon' Miller were
London visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Ross
and Janice, OakVille, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Fred RQSS.
,Mr. and Mr's. John R. Weir and
family, London, , were weekend
visitors with Dr. B. C. Weir and
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacKay.
Randy Meehan, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Itachan, who
underwent' an operation. in, Clin-
ton Public Hospital, has returned
home.
The following attended the fun-
eral of the late Rev. William
Raithby at Strathroy last week,
peorge Rathby, James Raithby,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs.-
Stanley Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Raithby and Mrs. R. J. Phil-
lips. •
Annettes Meet
.The second ,meeting of the
"Auburn 4nnettes" 4-H Home-
making Club, on the project
"sleeping garments" was held on
Wednesday evening, NOvember.
28, at the home of the leader Mrs.
Ed. Davies, with ten members
present. •
The meeting was opened by re-
peating the 4-11 pledge, led by the
president, Lorraine Hensch.
Minutes were read by the see-
retaiy,, Edna Deer, roll call was`
answered by 'telling how to pre-
Pare material: '
Next .meeting will be held on
Wednesday, DeceMber, 5, at the
same place, Mil call for next
week is to describe the finish we
are doing to use on the garments..
The home assignment to complete
pattern alterations, and have re-
cord book up" to ;date.
It was decided to draw names
for Christmas gifts, with the lim-
it of 50 Cents, The leader Mrs.
Nesbitt showed everyone how to
alter patterns.
Benson Sutter* Secretary
Phone HU. 2-6635
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Presertts Gift
To Mrs... N. Low.
Tale Wnxnan's wssiongtro Soe-
Iety :and Woman's Association
meeting of Burn's United _Church
was held at the home of Mrs.
Wesley Roe, on Thursday!
ember -g9, .with 30 -members. pres-
ent.
Mrs, William Trewin opened
the meeting with a hymn, follow-
ed by Scripture read by Mrs,
Vina McGregor,
Mrs, Roe gave the study, book
on Korea,. Mrs. Randolph Low-
ery and Miss Ida ' Leiner were
given Life Membership. Certifica,
tea. -
,„,frs, Nelson Lear' waspresented
with an electric table lamp as a
token . of AppreciatiOn forher,
faithful services. The address
was read by Mrs. William pal
and Mrs. Emerson. IieSk present-
ed the gift,
Mrs, White, president, took ov-
er the business part of the meet-
ing and closed with prayer. '
Mrs. John Riley, president of
the WA, auctioned the articles
for the bazaar, Proceeds were
$30. -No: 3 group served a loyely
lunch.
Maplo Street
GOSPEL HALL
MIN TON
Sunday School 0,45 a.m.
13realcing of Bread 11,00 a.m.
Gospel Service 8.00 p.m.
,TUESDAY, 8 p.m, - Prayer and
Bible Study.
'A Warty Welcome Avvriijs You"'
Huron Street
BAPTIST CHURCH
Minister-REV, J, E. OSTROM
11.00 a,m.-1Vtorning Worship
Christian Reformed.
Church
REV, G. J. HOYTENIA, Minister
1. 11,00 a.m,-Service iir tnglishr
11.30 a.m.--Sunday School
2.30 p.m,-Service hi -Dutch
Borden Brown and Joyce were
in Stratford on . Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Riley and Mrs.
Frank Riley were, in London on
Monday,
Miss Joyce Dewitt, Thorndale,
spent 'the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. William ,Nwitt.
The Mission Band• autograph
quilt was quilted in the SuiVay
School rooms on Tuesday after-
noon.
Joseph Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Order of 'Meetings for the Lord's
Day:
11:00 a.m.-Breaking. of Bread
3.00 p.m.Children's Meeting
7.00 p.m.-Gospel Meeting
Ail Welcome
BAIRD'S COMMUNITY
HONOUR ROY CANTELON'S
A surprise party was held in'
Baird's School (SS 1 Stanley
Township) last Friday, in honour
of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Cantelon.
They are -moving to Clinton where
they have retired to live on Ful-
ton Street. The gift of the com-
munity was a dutch oven and an
electric kettle„
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ONTARIO PTRITI1T 'GIRLS TO
HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Ontario Street United
Church Girls• Club Will hold a
Christmas party in the church
parlour on Thursday . evening,
December .13, at 8 p.m* Each
member is .asked to bring a friend
and also -a white •gift,
CONSTANCE
Rebekah Lodge •
WM Pack Pao eels
For *GP, & T. Funloi
10s. John Broadfoot,„ noble
grand of the Huronic Rebekah
Lodge, prelded for the 'regular
meeting of the lodge on Manday
evening, The full amount for'the IOOF a nd Rebekah home at Bar-
rie will be forwarded. -
A cheque Was received from the
Past Grands. -chip representing the
amount raised in a quilt raffle,,
The.. Lodge plans a Christmas
party next Tuesday night, when
cards will be played. Members
are asked to bring food parcels
which will be packed later and
given to the C.P. and. T. commit,.
tee for distribution, Lunch will
be served, All members of the
Odd FellowS and Rebekghs, their
wives and .husbands are cordially
Invited,
• The next meeting . of the. lodge
will be. op January 7,
0
Sunday, December 9
10.00 a.M.-Church School.
11.00 11..1)1.--Pu-1111c Worship--
Tuesday, bee, 18-.-Christmas t
tertainrnent.
We Welcome All Worshippers
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BAYFIELD, BAPTIST
CHURCH
BODENHAM,-Pastor:„
10.00 it ,m.--Sunday School 11.00 Worship
7.30 p.M.--.-Evenirig Servide You are cordially Invited to these
cervices',
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
VietOria, Street, Clinton ,
X. L. SWgMA11.1), Pastor , •
rilaaff tObektlit101* '1".- 8.00 p.ra.-OhrieVe Amliti.tuidoro Sunday, December- 11-,4 10.00 a.rtio-.Suriclay School 11.06 tilii.-morning Worship 7s 0 p.iii,--aogpel Service titeaday, Dec6/fiber it. 8.00 p.m,-416gular ]gayer and
riihle Study Service.
tirAlth
Seaforth Girl Wins
Fiist County
WI Scholarship
Mrs. Mary Whyte, daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs. W. L. Whyte, RR
No, 2, Seaforth, has been awarded
the Huron County Ontario Wo-
men's Institute Scholarship. This
scholarship is awarded to a Hur-
on County 4-H Homemaking Club
Member, who, during her Home-
making Club experience, has
shown outstanding progress and
development, given excellent lead-
ership, carried out club work of a
high calibre. •
Last year, Mary graduated
from the diploma course at Mao;
donald Institute. At present, she
is attending Stratford Teachers'
College, Mary,. has completed
eight Homemaking Club projects,
She has also been actively inter-
ested in 'community activities.
This' is the first year that the
Huron County Ontario Women's
Institute Scholarship has been,
awarded. The 'presentation of the
scholarship to Miss Whyte was
made at the Huron County Wo-
men's Institute Rally held on
November 19, at the Cranbrook
Community Centre.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
St. Paul's -- Clinton'
REV. C. S. INDER, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremtin, Organist
Mrs. J. M. Elliott,
Choir Leader
end Sunday in Advent
830 a,m,-Holy Communion
11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer
4.30 p.m.-Evening Prayer
Wednesday, Dee. 12-8,15
'Friendship Club Christmas
Party, Parish Hall. Exchange
of gifts,
(At Mid-Towne Restaurant)
PHONE
HU. 2-9054
NIGHT
-HU. 2-3880 -
Harvey Ashton
Harvey's
Taxi
Hensall Council
Sells Old Green
To Bank For $500
(By oni' Heosall .e.orrespeadent)
The , village council at Henson
this week, accepted the Offer ,of
the Bank of Montreal of $500 for
tho' old, bowling green property,
K K Christian, manager of the
branch in. Hensall appeared be-
fore council, stating that the pres-
ent location of the bank was un-
satisfactory, and, they were look,
ing for place to The
price did not, include the building
and equipment,.
A DRESS
SKIRT
BLOUSE
PYJAMA$
PURSE
DRESSING
GOWN
Constable X It. Davis also ap, peered before council on Monday night, repoVting on the 'work done on the streets,. catch basins, fen-
ces, meal tickets ,for transients.
And- plowing at the ,durnp and en
the -streets, Davis reported that
he is now „registrar of firearms •
in the district,
Council instructed Constable
avis to proceed .at 'once to col-
lect the poll tax,
Paterson reported tax an.
rears for the village at .$1,500-, or
only about 3.2.5 percent in arrears,
Council vilt requeSt that all
cars and trucks be parked off the
streets between the hours of two
and" seven ' .in the mornings,
to permit snowplowing,
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The Perfect Gift For Her:-
r
"Old Mill" Dinnerware
Five-Piece Place Setting . Only $2,25
Anstett Jewellers
7 CLINTON t WALKERTON
BRUCEFIELD'
,.. Mrs, W. V, Dinnin returned on
Sunday from several days visit
with her .aunt and uncle, Miss Ida
and Richard Hotham, Galt, and
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Munn, and family,
Kitchener.
- AUBURN
Correspondent-MRS. FREtrxROSS
Phone Dungannon. 9 r 15
Miss Mary Whyte of the Teach-
ers' College Stratford, spent last
week at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte.
Miss Helen 1Vicliwain, nurse-in-
training at Stratford Hospital,
visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
George 1VIcIlvv,aiii, over the week-
end.
The Sunday School and SS No.
3, Christrnaeconcert is to be ,,held
in the Sunday SchOl of Constance
Church, on Wednesday evening,
December 19;
ONTARIO- STREET UNITED. CHURCH'
"THE FRIENDLY-CHURCH"
PASTOR---REV. A. GLEN, EAGLE, B.A.. S.D.
9.45 am.-Sunday School.
11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship-
7.30 p.M.-White Gift ServiCe
TURNER'S CHURCH
2.00 p.m.-Worship,
3,00 p.m.-Sunday School,
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. D, J. LANE, )3.A„ Minister
MRS, MORGAN' AGNEW,
Choir Leader and Organist
BAKERY
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YOUR HOLIDAY
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We have a wide choice of
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Cookies' and Pies - all
baked fresh daily.
Special
Flora' Beauty Salon
Princess Street
COLD WAVES - TINTING
FINGER WAVES
Tuesday' and Friday evenings
by Appointment
Dial HU. 2-9336
Flora M. 'Thomas, 'Proprietress
For Her -
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If she likes to "dress" - We have
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SPECIAL!
WINTER, COATS ALL 1/3 OFF
SKATING JACKETg and STATION WAGON
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May We Suggest:
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GOWN
IRWIN'S
LADIES' WEAR
ra,
Light or Dark
LOAF PRVIT
traditionql Fruit" Cake, full of
fine quality ,A
chopped mats ..„, tJe 1,110
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