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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-12-27, Page 16ews of Brucefiel 11. OVRIM Oates between two points 4:$,VOMMWWW,$, ••, HRIbli- with revolutionary Torsion- areFZide Plus One Special Book of Samples at $49.50 Ai iv and One Speiial Book at $57.50 The Clothes in This Sale are. Ilgvesentative of Matiy ottlte Woridgi Greatest Worsteds ,and Twists Specialists Known for their Quality and De •pendability. w. NT 4PHIAI$D,6*t JAMTA;Ife-Y 't, OR , 'cumotsr mws-wom t.Nlark s Anglican Guild, Auburn Elects New Officers for 1957; Plan Bale laws of Varna read the Scripture' lesson. A story, "Keeping" Christmas", was given by Mrs. Davies. 10S, Glasgow and Mrs, G.. Taylor fav;, ored the meeting with a duet, The "topic Was taken bY Mrs, John Deer on "Preparin* the -way for Christ" Mrs.. 4. Nesbit gave a reading on Christmas,. Rev. I,,eVries took charge for the election of officers, and the results were; president, Mrs. John Paer; vice-president, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; sceretary, Mrs. A. Nesbitt; treasurer, Mrs, a R, Taylor; organist, Mrs. a R. Tay- lor; assistant, Mrs. F. Nesbit; press reporter, Mrs. Ed Delves, Program conveners, Mr a G. Schneider and Mrs, Toily ToirkOW- ie7. Liberal donations were receiy- ed for the•Inclian bale and a splendid collection was also re- ceived for the children; of the In- dian school. Rev, DeVries offer- ed the closing prayer. The host- ess assisted by Edna Daer ser- ved lunch. president (entertainment 'AN tee), Mrs. William 11/TeAst , .'• .4404 ' UM -Percy Johnston; third view president :(bazaar committee) Mrs, William Clarice and Mrs. Wilfred Chu:ter; fourth vice-president (sales committee) Mrs. Robert Sterling and Mrs, Harvey Hayter, SecretarY,IMrs, T, J. Pitt; .treas, tirer, Miss Rachel Johnston; -org!, artist, MrS, George Stephenson; assistants, 'Mrs, Ralph Stephen, son and Mrs. Lyle Hill; cards, Mrs.,Xred McClymont, Mrs. Har- • vey Boyce, Mrs, A. Mustard; lunch, Mrs. •George Reid, MrS. Robert Taylor, After an exchange of „Christmas gifts, Mr, Pitt extended a vote of thanks to the hostess and closed Never before haVo so many buyers nestles down to the road to take_ been• so excited about •any new " curveavirithout lurching sidesway. car. And no wonder —the beautiful Or take br eking —.there's no new Plymouth's a. rearemoothie "nose-dive" with Torsion-Aire on for ride as•well. as for looks. Sheer the job. Even .emergency stops pleasure is all you feel behind the are almost perfectly level. wheel of a Thrill-Power Plymouth. New Torsion-Aire ride . . . a Chrysler, Corporation exclusive . . . is just one of Plymouth's .many new features. But see for yourself. Drive a new Thrill-Power Plymouth today. Manufactured by Chrysler Corporation of-Canada, Limited YCLPRE ALWAYS A STEP AHEAD IN CARS THE FORWARD LOOK F.A see' IT! THRILL -TEST THE NEW THRILL-POWER PLYMOUTH TODAY! Plymouth is the !emit priced car with, • ,New low-slung Flight-Sweep styling • New V-8 or 6 Thrill-Power go .• New super-safe Total-Contact brakes • New revolutionary Torsion-Aire ride ... and new push-button Torgue-Flite automatic transmission, jameS IWAPonalci is spending the season with its family oOttaw.a. MS, Charles Menel visited with her parents, And Mrs. Lorne,' Robert •Pavison and friend, 'Toe 'Tonto, "spent ...the weekend with .1 44V,. and.. Mrs. S. Davison, Miss. Gaye- Elliott Spent ',the "holidays with' her cousin, Oss :Backe?, Giffith, 'Stratford.. Congratulations are:in order for Mr.:and Mrs, -Norman 'Who cele- ibrated their 25th. anniversary Yeat Miss Elizabeth Scott -- spent a ,r4ew- days and enjoyed. Christmas 'With. Miss M. Swan !Etta wrt,$. A. ' Mr; • a n d. Mrs. V. Hargreaves spent' the holiday 'with Mrs, liar,-- .greave's parents, Mr. and •Mrs.' -Henderson,- Mrs, StaCkhonse, M. -and :ars.' Vlae Wilson spent Christmas in Wilton Grove with 10 and Mrs. =wood StackhoUse, The Ca TT, With, their leader, Mn.. William Scott, took charge of the service in the Hritcefield United Church. on. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Burdge and Mr. and Mrs. William- Btirdge, were ire Zurich . last week attend,' ibg the funeral of the late Samuel Hey. 'Mr. and Mrs. PO) McKenzie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter 'Met, fatt and John. Silent NeW!' Year's ;with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Mc- Kenzie. Welcome to Mr. sand 'Mrs. IA, Jarvis! They are occupying Mr. and' 'Mrs. ,Ge orge Henderson's home-while they' spend three mon- ths in Florida.. Mr. and Mrs, James Allen, „York; Mr. and Mrs,. Robert Allen, Leam- ington; Miss. Louise Allen, Hamil- ton, spent the -- holiday With Mr. and Mrs. gager Allen an* Mary. canx Auburn earrespondent) The St, Vlark's Anglican .Guild met at the 'home of Mrs. Sam Dui- far their annual Christmas meetim, Mrs.- John Peer presi- dent, opened the meeting and *prayers were given by Mrs. L. Glasgow, Mrs. Thomas Engggitt 'Mr. and Mrs, James Rtirdp -and daughter spent -a .faw-day4 with -Mr- and Mrs. Fret? .13urdge, and also, attended the funeral -of Mrs. Eurdge's father, the late C, S, HeY. Mrs, H, Berry received the sad . POWS that Mrs, Wilson Berry; Vic- toria, 13.C„ had passed' away on Saturday, NA-4 Berry had been in. hospital for three months, hay, ing ,undergone a brain operation. -Mr., and Mrs.. Gordon Elliott bad as their guests on New Year's, Mr, encl.:UM, George Griffith and, StrEitford; Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Smith and Eleanor, Blue- vale; Mr, and, Mrs. J, E, Wingham.- - LONDESBORO MILS. DURNIN, Correspondent. William Quackenbush, Komoka, is spending the holiday with. Mr. and Mrs. T. Millar. Joseph Carroll has gone to Kit- chener where he will spend the winter months' with his son Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Israel and children; Kitchener, spent Christmas Sunday with Mrs. Mary Crawford and Mrs. W. Lyon. •Mr. and Mrs. William Addison have •returned to their home in ,the village after spending a few weeks with their-son CliTford and Mrs. Addison. Rev. ,Stanley and Mrs. Brenton, Sylvia and Sandra, Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs'. Clarence tall, David and Douglas, Clinton, spent New, Year's . Day With Mr. and Mrs. William Manning and June. ,WINS Meeting The' Londeshoro Woman's Mis- sionary Society will hold their meeting on Thursday, January 10 at 2,30 p.m. :in the home of Mrs. Bert Allen. Group No. 1 will be in charge and a light. lunch. will be serve'd.. A good attendance is hop- ed for. • Family • Gathering Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tamblyn -held a Christmas gathering at their home on Christmas Day where 21 relatives sat down together to sumptuous repast of turkey and all the trimmings.' Afterwards, the nicely decorated Christrnas tree was stripped of its' many gifts to and an'enjoyable time was spent together. The day was also the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tamblyil, Many happy returns Were extended to the hap- py couple. The average carrying capacity of freight cars on Canadian •rail- ways has been increased from 35.14 tons to 45.96 tons since1920. EMPLOYERS AS OF JANUARY 1st YOU ARE COVERUP UNDER THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT Part of Regulations is as follows: "Every employer is required to provide in his plaCe of employment a First Aid Box containing instru-' ments, drugs, dressings and a First Aid manual." DON'T -BE CAUGHT WHEN THE INSPECTOR CALLS— Get your First Aid KitNow WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK Priced from' 75c to $10.50 W. C. Newcombe Phm B a Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-9511 — CLINTON :hoose A . WESTINGHOUSE IN- THE SIZE . , THE STYLE .1.. AND THE PRICE YOU PREFER: " Model FH --The Imperial Thirty Luxury big-range• features in the popular, compact 30" size? Completely automatic oven cooking With -Single Dial, Oven Control and Signafite and Four- in-one Automatic Clock and Timer. The Miracle Sealed Oven is really King, size; Colour glance controls ' and the "Super-Corox" Unit that gets red hot in 30 seconds. Be wise ... compare before you bu • • SEE WHY FROM PERFORMANCE TO PRICE - TODAY'S BIGGEST VALUES ARE WESTINGHOUSE Clinton Electric Shop Albert Street D. W. Cornish Prop. Clinton • with Torsion-Aire ride. / Torsion,Aire gives you that sports-car feeling of perfect con- trol. Feel the way Plymouth takes the bounce out of bumps, how it ANSWER TO THIS 'i;it e2-9475 MURPHY BROS• C LI NT ON x-woo WEEK'S 101111111.1111.1111111.11.11.1111.115110 The film. "Martin Luther" will be shown in the town halt on Fri- day evening January 4 at p,m., under, the auspices or the local Orange Lodge, The Sacrament of- Lord's Supper- will he administered in the United Church next SUndaY after- -IMP, with, the pastot) ReV. T. j, pitt, in charge, Sergeant and Mrs: W. A. Reid, Wayne, Larry and Robby, powil, View; Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Reid, Jody and Parlene„ Wallace, burg, have returned to their ra. • spective homes, having spent their holidays with mr, and Airs, Geo- rge Reid, WA Annual- , The Woman's Association of Varna United Church held. their last -meeting far the year 1956 in, the home- of Mrs, Gordon Cole- Man. After a, pot luck supper and social holir, the Christmas meeting was hod, The -entertainment :committee was in charge of --the .devotional part, led by Mrs. William. McAsh, who read the Scripture, Luke 844 and John. 2; 12, A study -of "the „devotional leaflet "God's Gift of Life" was led by Mrs. Louis. Taylor; Anson Cole- man and MrsrPercy Johnson. A number of Christmas. carols' were sung throughout the pro- grant which ended With prayer.by Mrs. William McAsh. The business period was corvine- ted by' the. president and thank you notes from Mrs. John 1.VIcAah and Anne Ostrom were read, Mrs. Muryin Johnston, secretary, read her report. Twenty ladies ans- vvered roll call. Miss' . Rachel Johnston,. • treasurer, reported $$$4,06-. oil hand, 'and was vot- ed to the Mackinnon.. House at London., • Mrs, Percy johriSon. and Mrs.; Lee McConnell expressed. their gratitude to the WA for wedding dinners -served. their daughters, Phyllis and Barbara. Rev, T, J. Pitt .condticted the election of of- ficers. Mrs. lee McConnell preSident for 1.957-. Other officers are; first vice-president, (supper noin- mittee), Mrs: Harold Dowson and Mrs, Louis TaylOr; - second Vice., the meeting with the benediction, b rlin Made-To-Order Suit Sale EXTRA PANTS FREE 0N. All ORDERS SAVE S20.00 T $30.00 ()rder flow