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Clinton News-Record, 1957-12-05, Page 8CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS at our store For the Youngsters: Toys, Sleds, Wagons, Dolli, Doll Prams, Rocking Horses, WheelbarroWs, Games, etc. See our Christmas Lights for Indoor and Outdoor Use. ROUND STEAK, 59e or GROUND lb. Coleman's WEINERS lb. 79c You Can Save on These Values COEN BROOMS Reg. 98c Only 79c g $1,39 Only $1,19 Schneider's Processed Cheese — lbs. 85c (Ideal for Sandwiches) Choice Quality-28 oz. tin Tip Top TOMATOES 2 for 45c THURSDAY, DDCEMBER 5, 1957; PAGE EIGHT CIANTON NEWS-RECORD News of Bayile Guides Association Meeting Reid- At Merton Merner's; Plan Party The local Associa(tiyan"ire laaY . .uiftki correspondent) and Brownies met at the ho34e..of Mrs. Merton Kerner on Monday evening. with doubfo4trttch -hose li • Miss Ethel Blair, London, was home over the weeknd, Miss Helen McLeod, London, spent the weekendwith her moth- er and sister. '11/iisa Ethel Blair, London, spe.rit the weekend with her parents; Mr. and Mrs; R.Blair. Jim Higgins, Toronto, spent Monday and Tuesday with hie pare eats, Mr. and Mrs. B. IiiggIns, Mrs. Edward Schnell left on Saturday to spend some time wth her sister, Mrs. Elton Schnell, De- troit Mrs. Peter Renner, Teeswater, visited; her daughter, Mrs, Glenn Brandon, from Monday u n ti I Thursday last. Gayle and Phillip Turner visit- ed their grandparents, Me. and Mrs. Jlohri, Turner during their par- ent's absence. Mr. and Mrs. S. Anderson and Francis, Science Hill, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and .. Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Jan- ice and Charles, London, visited Mrs. Pruss' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker on Sunday. LAIC Alvin Shea, Camp Borden, visited his 13Potharin-laaw and sis- ter, LAC and Mrs. Warren Car- son, over the 'weekend. Mr. and Mrs.. Williem. Parker, London, were the gueets of his Parents, Mr, and Mrs, William E. Parker, over the weekend. Mies Jessie L. Metcalf, Detroit, was with her mother, Mrs. W. F. Metcalf . eve r the American Thanksgiving and weekeed. Mr. and 'Mrs. Stirling D'Arcy, Sask., are visiting his aunts, the Misses A. M. and E. J, Stirling and other relatives in the district, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Cleave and son Eric, spent the American Thanksgiving with relatives in Lansing, Michigan, returning borne on Monday. • Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gray, Lon- don, spent Sunday with the lat- ter's mother, Mrs. H. A, Lawson and sister, Mrs. Maynard Carrie and family. The Reverend E. J. B. Harris- son, returned to the rectory on Saturday after a vacation spent with relativee, in Montreal and St. Alban's, Vermont. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brandon, Byron and Gary, Stratford, and Bobby Brandon, Geand Bend, spent the weekend with the men's fath- er, H. N, Brandon. Mr. and Mrs.. F. P. Arkell,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner, visited the former's son, Tomas Arkell and family, Bay City, Michigan, from Fridayto Sunday Glenn Brandon and family, may- ST-TIY.1111140.V. S4LE SI7OCIPSS The rummage sale under the auspices of the Willing WOrkers in St, Andrew's United Church base- ment on SatUrdan. was quite Ate- cessful. Clothing which was sold was packed and shipped to Fred Sloman's school car 'for die. tribution to needy persons, Correction: It was stated er- erroneously in the issue of Nevem% ber 28, that Warner Payne, who was involved in an automobile lc- eident on Tuesday night, one mile, west of Sebringyille, on Highway 8, was returning from the hockey game at Kitchener. Mr. Payne and the four .oegu- pants of his care—Jack Salter, Stratford; Thomas Shanahan, clip- ton; Ralph Boyd, Mitchell and Douglas McCready, Tharnesforcl— . had been attending a night school in Stratford, conducted by the Ontario Department of Highways, ed from their trailer home over the weekend and are now estab- lished in their house on Catherine Street, which has been recently renovated. Clayton Weston, Chicago, visit- ed his parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Weston in Goderich from Saturday until Wednesday. They' were all the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mal- corn Toms, for dinner on Monday.' Miss Nancy Webster, Varna, and Glen McDonald, Clinttin, students at Stratford Teacher's College, are doing practise teaching under Mrs. William E. Parker, Junior room, Bayfield Public School, this week. Elaine Wester', student at CD- CI, had the misfortune to hurt the little finger on her left hand on Wednesday, of last week. She was in class in the science labora- tory when ,she caught her finger in a stool, injuring it so that it required medical attention. George Weston, accompanied his son Harold; granddaughter, Sus- anne; and John Bayjack to Fern- dale on Sunday, where he will spend the winter. Susanne was the guest of Elaine Weston for the weekend while her father and John Bayjack. were with George Weston. 'Santa's Parade A film of Eaton's Santa Claus parade will be projected in St. Andrew's United Church basement on Saturday at 4.30 p.m. This is free to all children. Three Baptisms The Reverend C. E. Peacock of- ficiated at the baptism of three in- fants at the morning service in St. Andrew's United Church, on Sunday last. They were: Gary Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Campbell; David Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Renner; SteWart Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner. New Books Among the many new books re- cently received at the library are Stone of Jacob, by Clements; Up Home, by Kenelly; Below the Salt, by Costain; Desired -Haven, by Richardson; On the Beach, by Shute; Off Trail in Nova Scotia, by Bird; Pageant of the North, by Wilson; Ringing the Changes, by de La Roche; Arctic Bride, by Tal- broom; My Dearest Sophia, by Sissons, , Juvenile: Flight Overseas; Christmas Books; 4 Golden .Books; Pied Piper of Hamelin. Others are on order and expec- ted next week. At Home About 70 persons attended the "At Home" at the rectory on Tues- day evening. The Rev. E. J,,sB. Harrison received his guests in the hall assisted by wardens and their wives, Mrs. J. M. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Scotchmer, Jr., of Trin- ity Church the first hour; Mr. and' Mrs. Dean Aldwinkle, of St. John's Varna, the second hour; and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Middle- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise of St. James' Church, Middleton, the third hour. Edward Deeves open- ed the door. Mrs. R. H. F. Gaird- ner presided over the register for the guests. The livingroom was cozy with a fire burning in the grate air ev- ening. The mantle of the fireplace was decked with yellow and white 'mum's and tapers graced the din- ingroom table, done in white lin- en with silver tea service. Mrs. Percy Weston, president of Trinity Guild, was general conven- er and ushered the guests into the diningrbom. / Pouring during the evening were Mrs. D. Middleton and Mrs. E. Wise, Mrs, R. Larson and Mrs. L. Scotohmer, and Mrs, J. M. Stewart and Mrs. A. Scotchmer. Mrs, Roy Fitzsimons was in charge of re- freshments. Mrs. Fred Weston supervised the diningroom and was assisted in serving, by Mrs. Donald McLeod, Mrs. W. J. McLeod, Miss Allen MacKay, Mrs. E. A. Featherston and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer. Mrs. A. M. Bassett, and Miss Beethen:a Sturgeon were upstairs to show rooms to the visitors, DANCING Every Friday Night ZUfriCli Community Centre , Music by the Melody Masters ADMISSION: 75 Cents Sponsored by Zurich Lions Club, Proceeds for Children's ark 4q-50-51-b roimolowly The chairman, Mrs, John Lind- say, presided, opening with the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. The secretary's report Was given by Mrs. A, M. Bassett, and the treasurer's statement by Mrs, Mer- ton Merner, Mrs, Spencer Ervine was ap- Prier to the wedding on Satur- day of Miss Marjorie Dawson and William Consitt, a miscellaneous shower was held on November 23, by friends of the bride elect, A play by local ladies was performed in the Stanley Township. Hall, Var- na, depicting a train trip to Lon- don to see the honoured guest. Songs and musical numbers were enjoyed. Marjorie was escorted to a chair decorated in pirtk and White and a presentation address was read by Nancy Webster. The bride-elect thanked her friends for the many beautiful gifts, and in- vited them to visit her in •her new home. Lunch was served. Trousseau Tea Earlier, on November 3, Mrs. Cecil Dawson was hostess at a trousseau tea held in honour of her daughter. Mrs. Dowson and Marjorie were assisted in receiv- ing the guests, by the groom-elec- Trinity Bridge And Euchre Winners Named - (By our Bayfield Correspondent) Winners at the Bridge and Eu- chre, held in Trinity Parish Hall, on Friday were: bridge, Mrs, J. E. Howard, James A. Cameron; eu- chre, Mrs. Alex McMichael and Malcom Toms (high); Mrs. Will- iam E. Parker and Reg. Francis, (low); Jahn Marks won the lucky chair prize. There were ten tables in the' play, Members of the Guild under whose auspices it was held served lunch, LONDESBORO MRS. H. DURNIN, Correspondent Phone Blyth 317r19 Miss Anne Fairservice, Detroit, was a visitor with her parents over the weekend.'''' Visitors with Mrs, Jennie Lyon and Mrs. Mary Crawford last Wednesday were Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Lyon, Leamington; 3, E. Rob- ertson, Goderich and Mr, and Mrs. Charl'e's Snelling, Beucefield. Mrs. Mary Crawford attended the funeral of Mrs. A. Douglas, Gerrie, last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alester Broadfoot, Tuckersrnith, spent Sunday with Mr. .and Mrs. John Scott. The ladies of the Women's Insti- tute have installed a new electric restaurant-size stove in the hall, which will be a great convenience since the ladies cater for a number of banquets every tall. Mrs. Wesley Vodden, who has been under the weather after an attack of the flu, is spending a few days with her daughter and fam- ily, Mrs., Bert Shabibeook. pointed card secretary and Mrs. F, Wallis convener of the telephone committee. Mrs, R. Fitzsimons and Mrs. W, J. McLeod were riatn- ed lunch committee, It was decided to hold a card party an February 14.. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah Benediction, after which the 'hostess served refreshments,. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Vred Weston, on February 18, t's mother, Mrs. Eileen Consitt, . The tea table was decorated with a bouquet of yellow 'mums, fern, tall pink candles in silver holders, The wedding cake was on display in the tea room. During the afternoon, tea was poured by Mrs. Mary Ann Step- henson and Miss Annie Consitt, great aunts of the bride and groom, also Mrs, Clarence Parke and Mrs. William Hayter, aunts of the bride' and groom: In the evening, tea was poured by Mrs. John Dawson, grandmoth- er of the bride, and Mrs. Robert McAllister, aunt of the groom. Others assisting in the tea room in the afternon were Miss Barbara Hayter, Mrs. Jack Upshall, Donna ,Hayter and Barbara Taylor; in the evening, Lois Webster, Frances Cook, Marion, Jean and Ruth Tur- ner, Assisting in the afternoon was Mes. Gladys Coleman, Ralph Tur- ner and Mrs. Orville Webber; in the evening, Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Lean, Mrs. Elmore Hayter and Mrs. Mervin. Hayter. The trousseau was displayed in the afternoon by Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell, Clinton, sister of the bride, Mrs. Earl Tipping, Mrs. Ger- ald Clarke, Nancy Webster and Patsy Thompson. In the evening by Mrs. Grant Webster, Mrs. K. Caldwell, Mrs. K. Scotchmer, Mrs. Donald Campbell and Marjorie Webster. Mrs. Alf Moffatt was in charge of the guest book during the af- ternoon and evening. I The Woman's Association of St. Aildrew's United Church, held a Very successful turkey dinner in the basement on Thursday even- ing, They served over 130 per- sons with a idelicious piping hot meal. The Reverend C, Peacock was master of ceremonies, The Rever- end Dr. J. A. Semple, Egmorlville, said the Grace, and after the re- past, the Reverend Peter Renner expressed thanks to the ladies. correspondent) Movies .of Bermuda were shown' later in the auditorium, and there • were also'.exhibits• fromoBerniuda • on display: Mr, Peacock explained thenkand the movies before projecting the film. The Rev. and„Mrs, C, E, Pea- cock, were in Bermuda three years 1945 to 1047. He was pastor of' an English church at the British naval station, Ireland Island, and a coloured church at' Samerset int. that' time:, St. Andrew's WA Turkey Dinner And . Social; Bermuda Pictures Shown ONLY 16 SHOPPING DAYS 'TIL j, CHRISTMAS Sandwich Toasters Electric Irons Heating Pads Pop-Up Toasters Salad Bowls Aluminum Cooking Sets Electric Tea and Coffee Percolators Electric Stoves Gifts for HER By MISS LUCY R. WOODS 1904.0404* Phair.4p.1e4. Rural .CerreAPOIMIent PHONE: BAYFIELD 45 r 3 FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up-at , your farm. Please PHONE 'COLLECT not later than Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 773 43-tfb WIN SEWII"\CLGFIAEZHINE Names will be drawn on December 24 at 6 p.m. COME IN AND LOOK OVER THE FAMOUS - "BROTHER"" LINE and get_ in on the BIG DRAW. Phone Collect for FREE HomeDemonstration (Trade-Ins Accepted Brother Sewing Centre 42 Wellington Street — STRATFORD — Tel. 163-J 46 to 51b NO CONTEST — NO QUESTIONS TO ANSWER Big Christmas Draw 15 BIG PRIZES in the A Small Deposit will hold Any Article Until Christmas! Gifts for HIM ELECTRIC DRILLS ELECTRIC. RAZORS WRIST WATCHES HOCKEY GLOVES STICKS and PADS TOOLS WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $2,00 OR OVER Draw to be made at 8 p.m. December 24, 1957 1st Prize—ELECTRIC MIXER ,,,, , Value $27.50 2nd Prize—PICNIC SET..... Value $16.50 3rd Prize—HOCKEY GLOVES .... Value $ 8.50 4th, 5th, 6th—HOCKEY STICKS—Value. ea. $ 2.85 FREE DRAW Phone RU 2-9433 Varna Bride-elect Honored Shower and Trousseau Tea 1011111 111111 111111 1311111151111MINI111EMBEN OUR DRIVERS PRACTISE CQURTESY, UP TO` THE POINT OF CHIVALRY HARRY WILLIAMS FUEL OIL, MOTOR OIL 441 NA T GASOLINE LUBRICANTS R.R.2, (UNION HU 2-6633 Il ,1111111111iiillii111111111111 1111111 ll 1111111111 If You Want To Have Christmas Twice in Dec. Take Advantage of These Items All Meats Government Inspected OVEN READY CHICKENS 35e Grade A, 2, 3 lb. average lb. FITZSIMONS' FOOD FAIR Phone inr 2-9412 — We Deliver, (By our Hayfield ;6ti eeii1;1:1;1:111i1111e.eiii,, Sweepers Priced from $59.50 TM-COUNTY YOUTH for CHRIST Are Having a One Night Service with the Rev , Wes Aarum SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 at the Clinton Legion Hall Mr. Aarum is well known in thiS district, he- was the song leader at- the South Huron Crusade For Christ in Zurich lbst year:. THIS IS YOUR INVITATION, PLAN NOW TO ATTEND "Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer" ALBERT ST. D. W. Cornish, Prop. CLINTON Insilco Hews co -,•=trina viva 8' Convonacance" 1.1-1411/1MAI\ • Christienos , Just a foot in diameter from swivel top to easy-glide base, yet it's the world's most, powerful cleaner! And easiest to use! New hose actually • doubles its length, yet compresses for storage. New Hoover nozzle—and . full-horsepower motor—get more dirt with u less world lein»inimmouna SNOW TIRES " Wells Auto Electricir 0 KING STREET c 4 Phone HU 2-3851 SPECIAL: One Pair SUBURBANITE TUBELESS TIRES — 670-15 Low Mileage Both New and Recapped All Standard Sizes —0_ CLEARING OUT Good Used Tires All Popular Sizes — ALSO — some Tires Suitable for Wagons and Trailers at Low Prices ()— End of Season Bargains on USED GAS ENGINES SNOW TIRES