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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-12-27, Page 4'PACig:FQW Goderich Township. DECEMBER Walla were outstanding. ,Loveliest of all was the nativity scene,. reverently portrayed,. "The Christmas Wore beginning with a candle lit procession of girls and iniany the .,complete nativity scene with. Joseph, Mary, the Babe and angels and .even hays, Strewn: around. All this. was to the ac- companiment of the lovely Christ- mas carols.. Last and most eagerly awaited, Santa Claus -arrived and distribu- ted to .all the children,. 40 NO • or., Nile: 1.7. • • 1 • A"' •• •-• Al! good wishes 'tor a year filled with good health and fortune! Pickett and Campbe Limited 14"LINTON NEWFS-RECORP! News of Londesboro COrreSPoltdePt MRS. If.~DIJRNIN Fitane /Myth 31 r 19 NEW YEAR'S BABY of 1957 BORN AT CLINTON' Will Be One • 11x14 Mounted Photograph (anytime during.-1957) Mr. and Mrs. W, ,Miller and. family, Windsor, spent' Christmas with their parents; Mayor Miller, and. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. "Connell. Kenneth Ashton, UniVeraity of Western 'Ontario,. 'London, 14. spending the holiday bailed with , his ParentS,' Mr, and. Mrs. Harvey Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jervis,- Ripley, and Rev, and Mrs. C. D. Cox, Millbanic). Were Christmas pests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jer••• viiP,' Clinton, Mrs. Olive C. Hellyar, Bluevale, and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Beattie, Toronto, were. Christmas viSiters at the borne .'ef Mr. and Mrs. George B, Beattie. Mrs, James Johnston, Whitehead Street, Miss. Frances Lyon,. Toronto,, is Clinton; Mr. .and Mrs. . William M. and Mrs. A, Garrioch'.arid family,` Win,ilsor, and Miss Lee Nott, Detroit, spent-the Christmas season with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, G, W. 1\TOtt. Christmas guests 'of Mr. and Mrs, NormanCarterk were Mr. and Mrs.! Hiles ".,Cafteri l Donald - and Glenda, .TorOntn;SIVIr,''and Mrs,- L. C. :Evans, S • , Evelyn Me.Oartney, Detroit, Mich., . is visiting::Svith relatives in 'Clinton .and Goderich. Mrs. ArnotdAnderson is returning with her to Detroit on Friday. ' Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Adams and the latter's sister-in-law, Mrs; Northcott, all of Toronto, spent the holidays at' the home of Mrs. Ada Adams and Miss Brigham. Dr. and Mrs. K. McKnight and family, Hamilton, and Frank Fingland, Ottawa, were Christmas visitors with theif par- ents, Judge and Mrs. Frank Fing- land, - Mr. and Mrs. B. ,T, Gibbings and Miss Elizabeth Gibbings, spent Christmas with the former's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbings and' family Strat- ford. Mr. and Mrs. William Nediger and family, Palermo, are spending the'vacation period with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nediger and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Handy. Clifford Tyndall, Toronto, son of C. L. Tyndall, formerly of Clin- ton, was successful in passing his chartered accountant degree re- cently. C. L. Tyndall has been a C.A. fon 25 years and is now with the Dominion Income Tax Depart- Ment. Mr. andsMrs. James Livermore, Mrs., Jackson:'.&nd John, were Christmas- VidtOra. with Mr.. and Mrs. C. Green; Grand Bend. On their return they were acCompan- led by Mr..and Mrs. H. F. Smith- endorf, Essex; who remained for a visit, Questa with-Miss,Bessie Siornan over the holiday were: Miss ;1/laud Sloman, Toronto and Miss Alice Sloman Green Bay. The family was entertained at dinner in the Commercial Hotel on Sunday and spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. J. Silcock. Mr,' and 1VSrs. William Andrews and family, Toronto, are spending the Christmas vacation with, the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews. On Sunday last Mr. Andrews assisted the Wesley- Willis by singing a much- appreciated solo.. Christmas, visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A, Sutter included their daughters, Miss Shirley, G. Sutter, Preston, and May your +1ew Year be bright, blissful tired bountiful.every day!- Food Superior Store R. pRPBACHER, Prop. •''' OUR GIFT to the -FIRST Mr. and Mrs. Chester Neilarks and sons, London, visited with. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Glen during Christ- mas week, Miss Violet Phi Tarrant% Was a Christmas visitor with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs, Ira,Merrill. OF/S N.F.S David Bruder, Corns IsT.S., spent the Christmas holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. D', Bruder, Mr Donald and Dorothy Corn- ish, Toronto, were Christriias vis- itors with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. George Lavis and family, and Mr. and Mrs, John Levis and family, left, 'Monday for a holiday' in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Nediger, Willowdale, visited at Christmas with.the fOrnser',s parents, Mr. and Mrs S- W. M. Nedigel-S, ,Mrsand Mrs,. Donald isloyd and family, Toronto, spent -Christmas with the lady's parents, Dr. and . Mrs. F. G. Thompson, , • Corporal and 'Mrs. R! ,Cs Big- gart and family, Ottawa, .are vis- iting with the former's parents and family this week. Mrs. W.' Pinner, b,§hawa, and! Mrs, H. A, Steven, Strattord, were Christmas visitors with their sis- ter, Miss Annice Bartliff. "" • Mrs. g 0. Martin and. Mrs. J. E. Ball, Mrs, W. H. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pennebaker, spent Christmas Day in Seaforth. Kenneth Carter, Queen's Uni- versity, Kingston, is spending the Yuletide holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs., Carter. Arthur Tyndall, -University of Toronto, is spending the holiday period at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tyndall. Lloyd Holland, Ontario Agricul- tural college, Guelph, is spending the Christmas vacation witch his mother, Mrs. Norman Holland. • Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cook and daughter, Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mutch and Mrs. J. W. Cook. over the holiday. ,Hairis and David Oakes, Univ- ersity of Toronto, are spending the Christmas vacation with •their parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Oak- es. Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Wilson, spent Christmas will their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Deas and family, Tor- onto.. Mr. and Mrs. I-I>Gordon travelled to Peterborough last weekend to spend the Christmas holiday with their son and his Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston, Kitchener, spent last Sunday at the 'home of their parents, Mr. and spending the holiday With. her parents. Mr. and Mrs, William Knox vis- ited with Mrs, Florence -Mowers Robert, Thomason who is in army training in Sinks Manitoba, spent Christmas at his home here, Mr, and Mrs. William' Stephen- son and Brenda, -Spent a few days at Manitoulin Island with relativ- es. 'Misses Doris •Lear, Hamilton, and June Lear, Toronto, were weekend visitors at their home here, !; Miss Anne Fairservice, Detroit, spent the weekend with .her.par- ents, ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fair- . • service. - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens and family, Walton; Mrs and Mrs. Frank .Roberton and family, Sea- forth, visited' with Mr, and Mrs. John Nott. - • sMr. arid Mrs. Mac 1YreCool, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs:, Frank Potter and Greg, Stanley Town:. ship, were with' Mr. and Mrs. T. Miller' for Christmas day. Mr.-and Mrs. Bert Beacom; and, family, Mrs. Laura Lyon and fam- ily, Jack Pearson, Brussels, were with Mrs, Beacom, Harold and Edythe: on, Christmas Day. • Mr. and Mrs. Leonard IVIcNall, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. !Mph. Gray and family, Palmerston; Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews and Greg- ory, Toronto, spent Christmas with Mr. and ,Mrs, E. Wood and Kenneth. 'Christmas Day guests with Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Yungblutt were Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Yungblutt and' family, Goderich; Mrs. Ferree Kennedy and family; Mr. and Mrs. Knox Williams, and family, Clin- ton, and Miis Donna Youngblutt. Tuesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kennedy. were Mrs.. Thoinas Fairservice, Mrs and Mrs. Albert Sh,addick and family, Mr. and . Mrs. C. Cooper and family, W The ) ln •VoenI l's oMeet Institute will hold their meeting, in the hail on Thussdayi January 3. Roll call will" be answered by .a New Year's resolution. 'Program Mrs. T. Al- len, Mrs. ThroOp, Durnin, Mrs. Wells; •hostesses, Mrs. L. Caldwel17,--Mrs. Shaddick, Mrs. D. 11,1eNall, Mrs: Leitch, Mrs. Mc- Cool, Concert • The Londesboro Sunday School held their Christmas concert in the church basement,. on Friday, evening, December 21. After a short program of recitations and songs by the children, two films were shown on, the . Christmas story. At 'the close of the -films Santa Claus arrived, much to the delight of the children. Woman's Association The Londesboro WA held theii meeting in the chufch basement on' December 18, with- Mrs. H. Durnin. presiding. M.t;s. Earl Gaunt read the Scripture. After the business 'part of the meeting was held, Mrs. Henry Hunking gave her report on-'the meeting held in Goshen church. Roll call was' answered by donations for the Children's Aid Society, The program consisted of a piano solo by Mrs. Elgin Josling; a reading by 1VIreRbbert Fairser- vice; Christmas music by Mrs. T. Allen on her accordion. Rev-. A. Watson, Blyth, gave a very inter- esting Christmas message. He took the words, "Christmas" and gave the meaning ,,of-each letter. The, nominating committee gave their report as follows for the of- fie-en' for the coming year: past president, Mrs, Joseph. Lyon; pres- ident, Mrs. Harry Durnin; first vice-president, Mrs. Cl arence Crawford; recording secretary, Mrs. Wilmer Howatt; • treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Clark; press' repor- ter, Mrs. Wilmer Howatt; ,Flower committee, Mrs. Town- send; pianist, Mrs.-E. Wood, Mrs. T. Allen; auditors, Mrs. Tamblyn, Mrs. Cowan; hostess committee, Mrs. R. Youngblutt, Mrs. Nott; selling cards, Mrs. Lillie Webtser; Card committees, villiage, Mrs. YoUngblutt and. Mrs, Town- sends. Base Line,, Mrs. George Wright; 8th and 9th line, Mrs. T. Adanis; 10th east, Mrs. R. Fair- service; 10th west, Mrs. '. Gaunt, Mrs. W. Manning;' 13th east, Mrs. E. Wood; 13th west, Mrs. Craw- ford. • Mr. and Mrs!, Donald EPP4- were in Galt during the Christmas boss iday. ' Miss dr-laclys Addison, Sarnia, spent Christmas with her moth- er, Mrs. Margaret Addison, Miss. Florence Rorke, Toronto, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. E, Rorke. Miss Stella Rankin, Clinton,- viss ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Snelling, Brncefielcl, Miss Joau McLaren, London, ' spent .Christmas' With her Parent's, Mr. and Mrs. James McLaren. Miss' Edna, BalyLondon, was a Christmas visitor with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ball. Stanley C. McDonald spent, Christmas with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Clare McDonald, Ethel, ,•..Lloyd Carter, Toronto, was' a Christmas visitor with, his par7 erns, Mr. and Mrs. :Derwin garter. • Miss `'Mary Jamieson, Toronto, Spent' Christmas with ,ser s,isters, Misses Esther and Flbssie Jam- ieson. Mrs. W. Shaddock and '"'Ann, were in Sarnia, for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Macaulay and Jimmie; .• • Mr. and Mrs'''R, T P.-Robbins, and family, Richmand,Hill; also Geor- ge M. „Harwood) Toronto, brother of Mrs, Benson .Sutter. Mrs. Emma Sutter, Stratford, is now with 'her-son and daughter- in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. gut- ter. On WednesdaY she' was pf.e: sent to celebrate her son's birth- day, and on Saturday "will cele- brate her 90th birthday when Op- en House will be held at her son's home, Mr. and Mr's,' Norman Griffiths, Larry and David, Niagara. Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Drew Fowler, Linda and Neddy, London; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duckworfh, .Jackie and Ss,,us- an, G.oderichr ',Mrs., John Turner, Ivan and 'Torn,: and Mr. and Mrs. James Turner, John and Sharlene, all of Clinton, were with Mr. and Mrs. Robinson,. Albert Street, for a family get-togethel on Christ- mas day. Bageant, Barry and Karen, Inger= sell; Weekend and. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Vodden" were Mr. and' Mrs, Leonard yod- clan and family, Kenneth Vodden, Paris;" Mr, and Mrs. Fred Vodden ‘and family, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy-Vodden: and family, Summer- hill; Corporal and Mrs. Gordon Darrow and daughter, Trenton; Mr. and Mrs, Bert S'hobbrook and Muriel. Donald and David Welsh, sang "Tell me a story" with their sis- ter Catherine at the piano. Deserving particular mention is the excellent showing 'made • by new Canadian children!. Among these, John Vanderhaar and Paul ,,allitINetWO.gr*Vi:v`t'd• aloAS ' ' a. Striking a joyous Flora Beauty Salon Princess Street -- Clinton Flora M. Thomas, Proprietress May your New Year, and the days to come, be joyous; prosperous and peaceful! „ The annual Christmas concert presented by SS No, 10 Fairmount School on Tuesday evening, Dec- ember 18, maintained the high standard' set in previous years. The, Star Drill by 'the little girls, a maypole type of dance, was very 'sweet indeed. The song "Pres- ents" by Donnie Welsh 'and Tom- my Craig was very apropos. Catherine Welsh, now a ICDICI student sang lovely seasonal sol- os, Especially enjoyed was the' dialogue "The Truth Telling Machine," in operation at a wo- rrian's meeting. That perennial favourite, "the square dance" was put on with great gusto. The best clap of the evening was given the Rooster Drill, with most realistic cos- tumes. The junior boys in this number appeared as• gigantic white roosters with very full crops. Never saw the like! The three Rathsvell girls fasts, oured with a coronet, clarinet number, A double duet "Lovelidst Night" was pleasingly presented by Bon- nie Stirling, Grace Flewitt, Ail- een, Rathwell and Lois Rathwell. Bonnie Stirling gave a piano solo consisting of a carol melody, Lois Rathwell also gave a piano solo. The timely dialogue of "The Party Line," was too true to be funny! Atka dour Church SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1956 Iliad/Arm f Telephones: Clinton Studio Open GODERICH 401 Tuesday and Thursday CLINTON HU 2-9401 1.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. titbit:10 Harvey's Taxi (At /Aid-Towne,, Restaurant) PHONE, -HE.2-9054 NIGHT , HU. 2-3880 Harvey Ashton ess.smsrssi•••••••~.0•;:•04.....s••••Sniss.04 MaYYOu haye the best Christian Reformed Church REV. G. JS.' HOYTEMA, Minister 10.00 a.m.—Servile in English 11.30 a.m.—Sunday School 2.30 p.m.—Service' in Dutch /Everyone Welcome ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's — Clinton REV. C. Ss INDER, Rector Mrs, /Theodore Fremlin, Organist Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Choir Leader 1St Sunalay.After Christmas 8.30 a.m.—Holy Communion ,-- 11.00 arn.—Morning Prayer and Christmas Carols. 4.30 p.m.—EVening Prayer Ladies' Guild at the home of Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Thursday, Jan,' 3; at 2.45 p.m. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV, D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister MRS. MORG.A.N AGNEW, Choir Leader and Organist Sundass December 30 10.00 a.m.—Church School for eN's- ery class Joseph Street , GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Order of 1VIeetingS.s for the lord's tint/. tatoitp=tililiiE4 ?grata aurtb REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. liENNIt. Choir Director 4.1.00 a.m.—Morning Worship- - "Taking' Stock . . . • Profit or 'Loss?" 11,20 a.m.—Primary School 12.15 pan.—Church athool 7.00 p.m.—Evening', Praise— Installation ceremonies f o r Sunday School staff and the Young People's 7Executive— "God's Spirit to Guidal. Horumpsvnam 1.30 p.m.—Church Service Sunday School. "Come to the House of Prayer" PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C, Victoria Street, Clinton• K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Friday, December '28---s ' 8.00 p.m.—Christ's Arnbassanors Sunday, December 80-t- 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7,30 pap.—Gospel Service Tuesday, Januar,y 1— 8.00 p.m.—Regular 'Prayer and Bible Study Servile. A Special Welcome Awaits You Maple Street — GOSPEL \HALL CLINTON Sunday School - 9.45 a.m. Breaking of Bread 11,00 am. Gospel Service „ 8.00 p.m. TUESDAY, p,m.--Prayer and Bible Study. .* 11,00 a.m,Special Message Fiveryone Welcome and prosperous paths in '57! Our sincere thanks for your patronage in '56. AIKEN BROS.