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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-06-27, Page 113fmister's Daughter Marries MR. AND MRS. HARRY JAN KOK, London, were married in the Christian Reformed Church, here by the bride's father, the T Few. George J. Hoyterna, minister of the church, The bride is' the fonmer Frances. Martha Hoytema....and her husband is the, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kok, Lobe. (Photo by MacLaren's) Stop in today at your Kodak equipment lieadquarteni DON'T BE LEFT WITHOUT A FILM IN YOUR CAMERA, And An Extra Roll or Two in Your Bag. We Carry a Complete Range of Film for All Cameras. Colour and Black and White See Our Display of Cameras Newest Designs in Kodak Including the' New Autsmatic Flash jAttachment LUCKY 7 SALE STATIONERY VALUES WRITING PAD AND MATCHING ENVELOPES Reg. 45c for 27c 25 VELLUM ENVELOPES Reg. 25c, for 17c FOLDOVER VELLUM • WRITING. PAD Reg. 25c, for 17c • the finances and was decided to bold an auction basket duly. Mrs, Vadden favored with a reading. Lunch Was served by the hostess, WI. Ptente The -monthly meeting of the Londesboro. Women's Institute will take the form of 'a PiordO. and Social Afternoon on day afternoon, Juiy 4. There will be sports and a pot luck lunch.: Program: Mrs, L. I-Tueking, Mrs. 3, McDougall, Mrs, C. Vincent nd Mrs. L. Pipe, EBENEZER „ The boys and girls' of Ebenezer Sunday School had an enjoyable picnic on the lawn at Mervyn Lobb's, on Wednesday, after„,.. School, on June, 1,9, Races were. conducted by Mrs:- Jack Merrill and Mrs!. M. Lobb. Some of the winners • were: beginners, Lois Merrill, Margaret Gerrits, Ivan Merrill; primary, Herman Gerrits, Gerry Gereits, Evelyn Powell; junior ,girls, June Powell, Barbara Howard, Jeannette, Lobb; junior' boys, Dick Powell', Hugh Lobb, Jack Gerrits;• eating bun, Hugh Lobb, Evelyn Powell, Henry Ger- rits; kick-the-slipper, Barbara ward, Dick Powell; carrying beans, Gerry Gerrits.; balloon. race„ June Powell, Roy Vodden; there was also a peanut scramble. 1951 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN RN Turn signals; new motor; good. tires. $850 ALWAYS A LEADER We're always' at the head of the parade with the -"firsts" in all the news and the mast' complete sec.,. lion of Classified Advertising! Get on the band-wagon . . . Use our Classified Section for best results in buying or.selling! Clinton News-Record HU 2-3844 uasDAY, ZUNI 27, 1957 •• 111110111.1•111•1. N NEWS-RECORD r•ttg 'TEN CON$TA.N.CE Correspondent MRS, -V, AILEY 'one Seaferth 241r01. 0.••••••••••••••.• e--60 ;re' SpovIMILILMAS, BERT ALLAN Ws o „ondesboro Pienea Blyth $7 r 5 News. of .born , Cerrespondent :49,S$ P.110)40 OtifigaMiOn Or 15 BIG WEEK-END AHEAD Garden. 01n4 The second meeting of the bu'rn Annettes Garden Club was. held en, Wednesday, June 19, at the home of the secretary, Shirley. Deer,' The meeting opened'with the 4-J pledge repeated by nine mem- bers, The secretary read the min- utes of the past meeting, "followed, by the roll call being .answered by one vegetable in our garden which needs thinning, The next 'meeting is to be held, at the home et Thelma 112epougaal on July 17, The leaders gave the home work assignment,' They discussed with the mt.rnbars the weeds and in- sects which are in garden, They spoke 071 the food value of the vegetables and how many to use. a day, Before the club had assembled in the house, Shirley took them to her . garden and demonstrated how to transplant and thin. The. meeting closed with the Mary Stewart :Collect and Shirley Dace and Lorraine Llensch served lunch, Miss Stella Rutledge, Goderich, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tay- tor. Mrs, Fod, Davies VisitedfMns. F. Meliveen, Oshawa, last Thurs., *day, William Gibson, Palmerston, spent the weekend with Mr. and .1VIrs, Roy Finnigan, ,Mr. and Mrs. ArnOld Craig at- „ 'tended the funeral of a relative in 4 0shawa last Thursday. Mr, and Mrs.' Osborne and fam- ily, Toronto, Visited -Mr. 'and Mrs. W, T. Robison On Sunday. 11/r. and Mrs. Robert Craig and tarpnY, Ilderton, visited Mr. and Ws. W. 3. Ciaig over the Week- end. 1). A, MacKay ^ith his pupils 'sand some of the parents enjoyed a bus trip 'to :Niagara Fat, 'on 'Monday. Mrs,' Locke and Son, Morris- burg, are visiting her daughter, 'Mrs, Orville MOKinnon, Sharon and Bonnie. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowler .and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fininigan 'visited 1Vii. and Mrs.: Roy Birchill, Mitchell, on Sunday. Eugene Dobie, Toronto, 'visited lxis mother,.Mrs. Catherine Dribie, last Saturday, . Mrs.'Dobie accent. paned him, back to Toronto for a Centennial The Centena' SerVice of Ball's W.,emetery will' be held next Son- s-day evening .at ,7 :p.m. , Rev, Snell, Exeter, Will be guest speak- "er., A unionchbir and the West- • field. Male Quartette will render -special music. Frank Riley' and Douglas spent the weekend in Toronto, ..Mrs. Riley, who spent last week in To- Dante, returned home With them. Mr. and Mrs. .IaCk. Donald and. family, Midland, Mich., returned home 'Sunday ter spending the week with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jamieson and James, A decoration service will be held n 'Constance Cemetery' on SundaY, June 30, at 2 o'clock, Rev. J, T.. White will speak and everyone is invited to this special service. There Will be no church service, but Sunday School at 1 o'clock as usual, On Friday night at .7.30' a clean-up tight is to be held at the cemetery, and all the men are asked to come and bring their working equipment. This is the first service of .this kind be held and the committee asks for all to attend. Goderich Township The, SS No, '4' Community Club met at the 'home of Mrs. Carman Tebbutt for the June meeting. Mrs, M. Jones presided at the meeting. The afternoon was silent in quilting. 'The hostess, assisted' by the ladies at the north end of the line, served lunch:The next meet- ing Will be at the home of Mrs. I. Tebbutt. alinchey- at the piano. After the delicious salad plate dinner, a toast to the Queen was proposed by Elizabeth Grange and the toast to the, ,church was given by Joan Mills and responded to by Rev. R. S. Hiltz. The toast to the mothers was proposed by Margaret Wright and responded to by Mrs. Kenneth McDougal. A sing song was enjoyed; Iled by Mrs. Hiltz, and Shirley Turner thanked the WMS. June Mills read an address to the former leader, Mrs. W. T. Robison and a lovely cup and saucer was' Present- ed her. Gladys McClinchey played an accordian solo. The Golden Links Girls 'gave a short skit on a court case concerning the CGIT uniform. Margo and Elizabeth Grange favafed with a piano duet. The guest speaker was Rev.- Miss 'Graham, Landon, who spoke on "Choose Your Personality”. Betty Durnin thanked Rev, Graham for her interesting address. After sing- ing "Take My Life" 'the meeting 'Closed' with taps:. SpeCial guests of the girls were Rev. Graham and her)mother, of London; Mrs. Earl Wightman, Mrs. Fred Toll, Mrs. Maurice Bean, Mrs. W. T. Robison and Rev. R. S. Hilts. Bru.cefield, having recently chased Don Gray's, general store. The citizens of Brucefield and community were saddened by the sudden passing of Joseph McCully, who passed away in his sleep an. Thursday night. SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE 11/4 Miles East of Goderith — On Highway 8 THURSDAY and FRIDAY June 27 and 28 "HEADLINE HUNTERS" Rod Cameron And on the Same Program `KING OF THE RACE. TRACK' Dan Arneche -- Kathryn McLeod SATURDAY and MONDAY June 29 and July 1 - "CHA CHA BOOM" Perez Prado -- Sylvia Lewis ' and "THE KID FROM BROKEN GUN" Chas, Starrett' -- Smiley Burnett SUNDAY MIDNITE ONLY June 30th (Box Office Opens 12.01) "DR RENAULTS SECRET" J. Carrot Nash -- Lynne Roberts and "TILE UNDYING. MONSTER" James Ellison -- Heather Angel TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY July 2 and 3 "HELL'S ISLAND" John Payne -- Mary Murphy. CARTOON — COMEDY BOX OFFICE OPENS 8.00 P.M. First ShoW At Dusk Two Shows EMI* Night Children under 12 in Cars FREE Playground — Refreshments GOING ON VACATION? Get in on the Big Savings on The REXALL LUCKY 7 SALE SALE ENDS SAT. JUNE 29 FIRST AID AUTO KIT Reg. 3,64, For $3.47 5 YARD GAUZE Reg. $1.25, For 97c 2 OZ. -ABSORBENT COTTON Reg. 55e, For 37c EXTRACT WILD STRAW- BERRY, Reg. 50c, For ,..„, 37e CALAMINE LOTION, 4 oz, Reg. 29c, for ....... ''''''''''''' 27e RAZOR BLADES, 20's Reg. 89'c, For 67c qUiCli. SWABS Reg. 55c,. For 4'7e ADHESIVE, 1/4 " x 5 yards Reg. 39c, For 27o BOBBY PINS, 75 Pins Reg. 25c, For lie TIFFANNY SHAMPOO Reg. $1.00, For 87c TIFFANNY DEODERANT Reg. $1.00, For ''' 97e 75c, for 57c BATHING CAPS Reg. 85c, For 67c SUN GLASSES Reg. $1.00, For 77c TOOTH BRUSHES Reg. 59c 2 for 87c TOOTH PASTE Reg. 59c 2 for 87c BACHELOR SHAVE CREAM Reg. ,55c, For 47c BACHELOR Deodorant Cream Reg. 85c, For 67c Reg. 55c, for •470 CG1T 'Banquet The Golden Links CGIT of Knox United •Church held their mother and daughter banquet in the Sunday School room on June 21. Dinner was served 'by the social group of the W1V1S. The tables were beautifully decorated in blue and white streamers and flowers in blue and white, and -white candles in 'silver candelabra. Prior to the banquet the' 'CGIT grace wag sung with Gladys, Mc- Mr, end Mrs, Harold Scruton, Port' Dever, visited with Mrs, Liley Shaddick on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, John McGowan 'Shirley . and Phyllis, Porter's Hill spent Sunday with Kr, and Mrs. George Mo'crittie. Mr, and Mrs, Harold L, Throop and Miss Jane Throw, Evanston, Illinois, were Sunday visitors at the-Nome of Mrs, Eleanor Throop. Mr, and Um-Robert Fairserv- ice, Mrs, Lily Webster,- and Mrs, Vine McGregor ottood9d the fun-, era! of Mrs, Walter Fulton, CPU- ford, Mr. and Mrs, George Mains, Blyth; Miss Tilly Mains, Mrs. Eleanor Throop and Mr.. and Mrs: Harvey Wells spent Tuesday at Toberinery. • . Mr. and-Mrs. Dave Mair and. Charles, Detroit, also Miss Anne Bairserviee and Viola Mair were visitors over the weekend with Mr. and .Mrs, Robert Fairservice, Charles,' and Amos Keeso, Fred Kennedy, Mrs. Florence Woods, Mrs. Frakk Dey and Susan, List- owel, • Edward. Ludwig, Locust Hill; -Lome Jarvis, StouffVille, Mr,. and Mrs. Edwin Keeso, Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gad- eke, Lakelet, visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs,. Edivin Fothergil, The Londesbero W.A. held their June meeting in' the church•with 15 members and three visitors present. The treasurer, Mrs, Clark gave a very favorable' report of ' CABARET STYLE • 'DANCING Tv Music By. Bill'Stewart and His-Parkview 'Garden Orchestra SEAFORTH AREA ' FRIDAY, JUNE 28th Dancing at 9.30. • Enjoy 'This Special Cabaret Style Dance • 'Splendid Floor — Novel Decorations Tables Provided For Yo)ur Convenience ADMISSION — 75 Cents Each Auspices S'eaforth Athletic Association Miss' Marie Elliott is visiting in Bayfield. Mrs. Ronald Paterson and son, Roderick McLean, have returned home. Mrs, H. Berry spent a few days in Bluevale, Toronto and Niagara Falls. • Mrs. John 'Cairns visited with her n i e c e„ Mrs. Eadclington, Cooksville, for a few days. The IOOF ' annual decoration service will take place in Baird's Cemetery 'on Sunday, June 30. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson spent Sunday with the latter's. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Webster, St. Helen's. • . Mr. and MrS:I463d Craig, for- merly of Auburn, have settled in Indicative of an enlarging man- ufacturing industry in Alberta, the latest figures for employment in rria.nufacturing 32,765 persons making their living that way. W. C. Newcomlie, Phm. B. Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-951 1 — CLINTON BRUCEFIELD Correspondent MRS. H. F. BERRY Phone Jill 2-7510 1956 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION SEDAN Overdrive; turn signals; radio ,„ .. . .. „... .... ............. ...... . .. $450 MOTORCADE STORES LTD., ASSOCIATE DEAL= McPheesoneros,Garage Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing Service Mono -9363 : ;Clanton, Ont.