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PAM SIX
CLINTON Nvohwt,vconti
THURSDAY, NOMIBER 28, 195-t
Personals
M. and Mrs, Albert I„,eibed,
BR,2, Clinton, and Mrs, Thomas
Leppington, visited Mrs. Andy
Roberts, Sarnia, Tuesday past.
Mr. and Mrs, ',IatR Perdue :and,
family were .Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Perdue, Hig-
on Road
Anne Marie Taterczynski, Lon-
don, Visited over the weekend with
her grandparents, Mr. . and Mrs.
'William Perdue,
Miss Shirley' Stater, Preston,
Spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John
ter.•
Beecher !Streets attended the
.Rugby Gane in Hamilton on Sat-
urcla.y, when the Hamilton Tiger
Cats defeated the Montreal Allow.
ettes.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO
MEET ON DECEMBER 2
The .regular monthly meeting of
the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary will
be held Monday, December 2 at
2.30. p.rn,„ at the Nurses' Residen-
ce.
At January 1, .1957, Canada's
teel furnaces had a rated ingot
capaCity of 504,000 net tons per
annum, an increase of 5L6 percent
over five years earlier,
Friendship Club
Annual Bazaar
Good Attendance
Sparkling Christmas decprations;
provided the setting for the
Frieralship, An/Mal .Christ -
Tries Tea And 134Zaar, held in -St,
Paid'S Parish gall, with the, Rev.
s, Infer efficating .at the opeD-
Ing,
Guests were received. by IVfrs,
C.
S Inder and .the president, Mrs.
B. B. Bellinger, Mrs, M. T. Elliott,
Mrs, H. BOUM, Mrs, M, Counter
and Mrs, I., McKinnon poured tea.
The tea tables convened by Mrs.
R, B, Campbell were.gally decora-
ted with tiny ClulatinaS • trees..
Thoseassisting were IVIIss. E.. :Hal,
Mrs. W. N. Counter, Mrs., C. Dix
on, 1Virs. T. Twyford, Mrs, L, Arn-
sten, Mrs, A, -Crozier, Mrs, R.
Thoropson, Mrs, Gi Elliott and Mrs..
M. Retheld,
Other conveners. and •helper
Were: aprons, Miss F, Seheerdials,
Mrs,' Hart, Mrs. M. Duckworth
and Mrs. G. Herman; :dolls and
novelties, Mrs. Vi liabgood; Mrs.
C. Wilson, Mrs, Agnes Dale and
Mrs. R, Praper; shnt-in-table, Mrs.
H. Thompson„ Mrs.M. Clark and
Mrs, .JW. Counter; J. A. Booth,
Mrs. R. Cudinore and Mrs, E,
SWitzer; kitehen, Mrs, W,‘Becle
Mrs, M. Moriock, Mrs, W. Bux-
ton, Mrs. B. White, Mrs, M. Mc-
Adam and Mrs, A, Leyburne,
Men's' & Ladies'
—a gift that will be .
cherished for years.
•••••*`:=
UTILITY CASES
WRITING CASES
. —a gift that is
remembered.
(gold lettered free)
SOCKS - GLOVES - BELTS - SWEATERS
Etc..-- Practical, Seasonal Gifts j
AIKEN'S
ONTWO UNITED...CHURCH:
WMS AND WA JOINT METING
The Ontario Street -United .Chur
-eh Woman's Association find Wom-
an's Missionary Society Joint meet-
ingwill be on Tuesday; December
3, in the .ehurch parlour, at 2,30
pan. The Christmas program is
in the .charge of Miss Courtice and
Mrs. C, U1s, and hnich will be
served by the ladies of $t. George's
Ward' conveners,. J'Ratlferd
and Mrs. J. Batkin. A cordial in.•
vitation extended, to all ladies.
Women Teache'rs
Hear \1111ustrated
Talk of 'Overseas
The members of the Clinton Unit
of the F.W.T..A.0 met in the Clin-
ton Public School, on Tuesday ev-
ening of this week. The president,
Miss. Edythe Beacorn, opened the
meeting by reading "A Mother's
Wish for her Son Upon Entering
Schap)," Minutes of the previous
meeting and financial report were
read by the secretary, Miss Olive
Johnson,
It was decided to hold the Jan -
nary meeting at the A/V/1VI Hugh
Campbell Public School.
Miss Luella Johnston, and Miss
Beacom commented briefly on the
recent Fall Conference which ty
bad attended at Goderieh,
Roll call was answered by each
teacher displaying a Christmas
craft suitable for either classroom
or home use.
The guest of the evening was'
Mrs. LeRoy Path, Bayfield, who
recently returned from a trip to
Europe. For this meeting Mrs.
Poth confined her talk to the first
part of her journey throu.gh Eng-
land and Scotland. By means of
her many coloured pictures and
her delightful commentary she was
able to depict for her audience
some of the pomp and pageantry
of Old London, the peace of the
English countryside, especially
along, the "silver -footed" Thames,
the charm of the old cathedral
tvvns, and the splendour of Nor-
man architecture, Pages from
English and Scottish history be-,
came 'real when sceneof Had-
rian's Wall, Melrose Abbey, Stir-
ling and Bannockburn were view
ed. All too soon the last slide had
been run, and the audience return-
ed to reality with the wish in each
mind, "If only might have been
there!" •
A. social hour in the teachers'
lounge brought the evening to a
close.
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MOTHER'S STUDY GROUP
MET ON NOVEMBER 26
The November meeting of the
Mother's Study Group of Wesley -
Willis United Church was held on
Tuesday evening, November 26, at
the home of Mrs. Wilfred Jervis,
Mrs. William Murch was in char-
ge of the meeting and spoke on
the theme "Of Kindness and
Friendliness," Some very inter-
esting articles Were read and dis-
cussecl after which Mrs, Murch
conducted a contest. Lunch was
served by the hostesses and asoc-
ial time was enjoyed by all.
Summerhill Group
Regular Meetiog
The November meeting of the
Summerhill 1.4edies' •Club was held,
at the home of Mrs. Ivan floggarth
with 26 membersand two visitors
present. The meeting opened 'by
singing "The 1VIaple Leaf Forever,"
followed by the Lord's Prayer and
Creed in unison.
Mrs. Fred Vorkien gave the
treasurer's report, Mrs.
Ball and Mrs. Den McLean gave .a
report on the hospital .meeting for
November and also gave out mat-
erial to be folded into compresses.
Mrs, Nornian Ball and Mrs. Ches-
ter F•aretihar are to attend the.
December meeting. It was decid-
ed to answer the next roll eall
by exchanging gifts not to exceed.
50 cents.
Thank you notes were read from
.alfix, • and Mrs. Elwyn Blake and
Lloyd PenfOurid. The program
-consisted, ef a talk by Mrs, -Ivan
Hamrab on her recent trip to
Scotland, which was much eregyed,
Mrs. George Wright bad a contest
that was won by Mrs. Graydon
Neal and Mrs. Norman Ball's oon-
test was won by WS. Wilfred Pen,
found,
The December meeting is to be
held at the home of Mrs, William
Jenkins. Those on the program.
are Mrs. Clarence Ball, Mrs, Clar-
ke Ball, Mrs. Earl .Blake, and Mrs,
'Cummings, and those on lunch.
Mrs. -Keith- Tyndall,
Mrs. Fred -Vadden, Mrs. Ivan Hog-
garth, and Mrs. Don McLean.
FOR HER
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS • 5 25
Double bed size—lovely shades, Only •
SHEET AND PILLOW SET—Gift, Boxed,
Good Assortnient — Gift Boxed -
PILLOW ,SL1PS—His and Hers, etc.
• ESMOND BLANKETS—Lovely Shades.
5.90, 6.90, 8,90
FOR GIRLS
GIRL'S CARDIGANS—All Wool, .
Sizes 7-14.
Also in Nylon and Orlon Only
SLIM JIMS—Lined, 3.90
Sizes 7 -12
GIRL'S BLOUSES --Cotton, Acetate, Devon.
14.5, 1.50, 298
2.98
WOOL HATS and 130NNETS
BATH TOWELS * All new design, gift -boxed
towels, ' 99c 1.29,1.95,2.98
1.5,0, 2.10, 2.90
TABLECLOTHS—Cotton and Rayon.
1.80,13d5, 4.65 WOOL MITTS tad GLOVES „
75c, 815c, 98c
WOOL PLAID SLACKS—sizes 3-6x 2.98
sizes 744 4,50
kfLOVILIDE"-MATJE SLIPS
.Oft 9 OR cio GrIRL'S SLIPS—Glazed Cotton and Nylon,
All sizes in stock, 3-14.
LADIES' PYJA11AS GIRL'S CORDUROY SKIRTS and JUMPERS --
2.98, 3,35, 3.75, 4.10 —sTooKiNGs
—DRESSES * PANTIES SOCKS
SWEATERS—Orlon in Interlock Itriit;
Pullovers and Cardigans
3.50, 4.10, 4(.90,-5.25, 5.95
GLOVES and MITTS
98c, 1.30, L50, 1.75 pr.
SCAUVES*Wool, Nylon, Rayon, Silk
69c, 950.05, 1.65
WHISPER, NYLONS -43, 51, 60 gauge.
New Shade.
IIANKIES G59C 69c and up ift Boxed ,
CORMIROY SLIM JIMS
WOOL SLACKS
HOUSE DRESSES
BOY'S GREY FLANNEL DRESS PANTS—
Sizes 3-6 2,98
'Lined 3.99
"BRISTOL" WHITE DRESS SHIRTS with Ties.
Sizes 246
Gift boxed Only 1.98
BOY'S FLANNELETTE SHIRTS
1,00, 1.58, 2.35
PYJAMAS — NYLON SOCKS jACKETS
MITTS and GLOVES
• OAPS SWEATERS
FOR, Mi:
*FLANNELETTE SHIRTS
*DRESS slims
—swraTuns
*SOCKS — TIES
J1LLa-FOOTWE.All
LOTIIING, and
,
ALBERT strum — 111C 2-9641. • CLINTON OlsIT,
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ruckersmith
Ladies'Club
Names. Officers
Mrs, Bert Garrett will be presi-
dent of the Tuelrersmith Ladies
Club throughout 1958, supported
by Mrs, Alice Lawson, as viee-
president and treasurer, Mrs. Vic-
tor Sytnick is to be assistant
treasurer.
Mfrs, Norris Sillery, seeretary;
lYfrs. Ervine .8illery„ Assistant sec-
retary and Mrs, Ernest Crich and
Mrs. William .Pepper as pianists,
will complete the executive. The
groups will take turns in Planning
and looking after any social 'aetiv-
Mrs, Howard Johns is, press
reporter,
Committees are 44 follows: re-
lief, sewing, etc., Mrs, Warren
Whitmore, Mrs, Willie Roberts,
Mrs, Warren Gibbings, Mrs. Ed-
ward Layton, Mrs. Eldon O'Brien;
cards and flowers., MrS, Maud
Crich, Mrs, Alden Crich. •
The Club will .eneet at the home
of Mrs,. Alden .Crich on December
4, at two o'elock, and the, roll call
will be answered by "Shortcuts
for Christmas dinner." There will
be an exchange -of 75cent gifts.
On theeveningof November 13,
club. members and their families
met for a deliehnis turkey supper
at the Brucefield United Chureh.
Guest speaker was W.P.,. Roberts,
RR 3, Clinton, who gave an inter-
esting talk on "Education."
A program of readings, voca
il
and nstrumental nunibers, was
supplied by the • families of club
members...
Lupton Court
David William Harvey pleaded
guilty to car 'theft, and was fined
$50 and costs. john Hill, RCAF
Station Clinton, ,pleaded guilty to
failing to stop, and received sus-
pended sentence; another igea.
guilty to charge of driving without
proper brakes, brought a fine of
$25 and costs.
St, Adrew's WMS
November Meeting
The November meeting of St,
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society was
held at the home .of Mrs, Norman
Ball on Tuesday. IVIrs, G. D. Rob-,
erten presided in the absence Of
the president, Mrs, R, W, Mel<en-
zie, Bible reading was by Mrs.
J. W. Cook and prayer by Mrs.
Alice Dunbar,
Gifts were reported bY Mrs, J.
R. Makins treasurer, to be sent to:
Pessmarview Home for retired and
aged ministers,
!Current events were given by
Mrs. John Snider, giving .an
cottraging account of recent mis-
sionary work in the 'Ukraine. The
topic from the study book en
Thailand, was taken; by 1Virs.
Wiul-
iana $haddock, describing the pee -
pie as charming, gracious and
Clean,
Mrs. Charl:es, Clifton, Brucefield,.
a ,meinber of Clinton WIVIS, for
many years was presented with a.
Ufe Membership by • Mrs, John
Snider. Though taken very .much
by surprise, Mrs, Clifton, thanked
the ladies.
Mrs. Ed:, Farquhar assisted, the
hostess in serving refreshments,
Norman Carl Wolfe, Port Elgin,
who. was involved, in an accident
with Ray Dares earlier this month,
appeared and pleaded not guilty to
a charge of careless driving. Since
he, had not had the advice of a
lawyer the magistrate advised hint
to ','spend a dollar or two,"- and the
case was adjourned! tillmext court,
IWO iJ6uv Church
Sufiday, December
CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCII
Pastor: JOHN AGULIAN, B.Th.
10.00 a.M.—Stinday School.
11.00 a.m.-9'1111AT DOES THE BIBLE TEACH ABOUT
DRINKING"
7.15 p.m.—EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
Thursday, 7.30 p.m.—Faith and Fellowship Hour.
A Cordial Welcome to All
ST% ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister
MRS. M. 3. AGNEW, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, December 1-
9.45 a.m.—Our Church Schoel,
Mission Band Hour
10.45 a.m.—Divine Worship,
"The Faith of a Protestant"
Dec. 18—Our Christmas Social Ev-
ening and. Children's Christ-
mas Party.
A cordial welcome to acknowledge
God in all our ways
.-Maple Street
'GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
, Sunday, December 1
Sunday School ,, ... ..„ 9.45 a.m.
Breaking °of Bread 11.00 a,m.
Gospel Service ... 8.00 p.m.
Speaker: Mr. Reuben Brubach-
er.
TUESDAY, 8 p,m. — Prayer and
Bible Study.
'A Hearty Welcome Avoldts You'
Joseph Street
GOSPEL HALL
°LINTON
Christians gathered in the name
of the Lord' Jesus Christ (Matt,
18: 20) meeting in the above hall
invite you to come and hear the
Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus
and ,His Love.
Order of meetings on Lord's
day as follows:
11,00 a.m.—Breaking Eread
3.00 p.m.—Sunday School •
7.00 p.m.—Preaching the Gospel
800 p.m. --Wednesday— Prayer
Meeting and Bible Reading.
Come and hear how you can be
saved arid sure of Heaven. We
preach Christ and Him crucified.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
•St, Paul's -- Clinton
REV. C. S, /NDER, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Premlin, Organist
Saturday, November 30
St, Andrew's Day
10.00 a.m.—Holy Communion.
• loirst Sunday in Advent
8,30 a.ai.—Holy Communion.
11.00 aan.—Parish Cernmuhion.
4,30 pm, --Evening Prayer.
Tues., Dee, 3—Ladies Guild at Mrs.
T. W. Herman's, at 2:45 pen.
Sat„ Nov, 30—St, Peas WA, Cor -
rate Correntmion, St. An-
drew's Day, 10.00 a.m., follow-
ed by short business period.
Goo (twill Club
Votes Money
To Organizations
The 'Thankoffering meeting of
the, Wesley -Willis -Goodwill club
was held in the Leetura worn An
November 19, with a number a
vesta present, Psalin 4.6 was read.
by Mrs, Rodgers. Mrs, Manning
paid tribute -to the faithful ser-
vice and untiring Interest in the
work •of the club by the late Miss
Winnie °Weil, a past president,
The offering wasgiven to the
WMS. Other donations were $20
to C,A,R.E,, $35 to Save the Child-
ren riAndand no to S..C„A. Mrs,
F. Fingland spoke .briefly in the
interests of the Humane "Society.
• miss Jayne MarySnell accomp-
anied by Miss Mavis Steepe, sang
two beautiful solos, "Without a
Song," and "Never Walk Merle,'
Merle,'
guest speaker, Mrs, . Leroy
Poth introdticed by , Mrs. Rodges,
gave a most interesting talk on her
recent European tour, describing -
typical scenes and incidents in each
country visited,
Mrs. Manning thanked the
speaker and all others taking part.
After the Mipah benediction,'
lamb was served by group five
-with: Mrs, 11, Jenkins and Mrs, A.
L. Rodiges as eonveners.,
Today's
short short
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REV. 3. A. McKIM, B.A.
MRS, M. R. RENNIE, Organist
M. R. RENNIE. Choir Director
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'Sunday, December 1
Loyalty Sunday
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
and white Gift Service. Ser-
mon by the minister.
12.15 p.m.—Sunday School & Bible
Class.
HOLMESVILLE
1.30 p.m.—Worship Service.
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School & Bible
Class.
•Let us' use theltLord's Day to
strengthen our Christian Faith
Christian 'Reformed
Church
REV. G, 3, HOYTE1VIA, Minister
10.00 a.m.—Service in Dutch
11.30 a.M.—Sunday School
2.30 p.m.—Service in English
t Everyone Welcome
Saturday 9.30 a.m.—Bible School
Listen to the denominational
broadcast of the Christian Re-
formed Church: Back to God
Hour. Every Sunday, Sarnia,
Ontario, •CROC, 8.30 a.m.,
1070 kcs, Windsor, Ont., CE -
LW, 10.30 p.m., 800 kes.
B4YFIELD -BAPTIST
CHURCH
I. BODZNHAM, Pastor
10.00 aan.—Sunday School
11.00 aan.--Marning 'Worship
'7.30 pan.—Evening Service
Wed., 8 prn.—Prayer Meeting
"Study in the Book of Heb-
rews".
You are cordially invited to these
services,
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
P,A.O.c.
Victoria, Street, Clinton
X. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor
• A,ssistarit Pastor:
B. DAVIDSON
13'riday, November 29-
8.00 p.m. ---Christ's Ari
Sunday, December 1.--
10.00 a.m..—,Sunday 8Chool
3100 aan,—Morning Worship
7.30 p.m.—Gospel Service
Tuesday, Deeember 3-
8.00 p.m.—Regular ,Pras'er 'and
Bible Study Service,
A Special Welconie Avvalta You
ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH
ritoMprig CHurt,01"
Pastor -.REV. GRANTlitILLS0 Ildko
9.45 ant—Sunday Scheel
11.00 A.M.—Morning Worship
7.30 p.m.-8Vening Service
1001INER'S ettrittrt
,0() pan,--Chtitth Servict
3.00 pan.—unday Sheol
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