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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-12-12, Page 5Suburbanite SNOW TIRES New, Recapped and Used Good Value P404,44.0•4*•••••••••••••444**f..941 by Bros. Chrysler Plymouth — Fargo Sales and Service Huron St. Clinton It Won't be wog! kNN NNks NV \N. 1r ONLY 10 SHOPPING DAYS fTIL CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS at our store For the Youngsters:- Toys, Sleds, Wagons, Dolls, Doll Prams, Racking Horses, Wheelbarrows, Games, etc. See our Christmas Lights for Indoor and Outdoor Use. Gifts for HER Sandwich Toasters Electric Irons, Heating Pads Pop-Up Toasters Salad Bowls Aluminum Cooking Sets , Electric Tea and Coffee. Percolators Electric Stoves Gifts for HIM ELECTRIC DRILLS ELECTRIC RAZORS WRIST WATCHES HOCKEY GLOVES STICKS and, PADS TOOLS Real SPECIALS in next week's issue FREE DRAW 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 Yrize—HOCKEY GLOVES - Value $ 8.50 4th, 5th, 6th—HOCKEY STICKS—Value. ea. $ 2.85 Hawkins' Hardware. Phone HU 2-9433 Big Selection . o Froihi !kidgettPriOd CHRISTMAS TREES 'SCOTCH PINE irk and BALSAM • / Buy All Your Fresh Greenery for CHRISTMAS DECORATING Here! CHRISTMAS CI c • TREE STANDS , Ball Macaulay Ltd. Lumber, Builders' Supplies, Lime, Cement Coal and Wood HU 2-9514- Clinton, Ont. ..;-M-441k-f440,4104kia: .--0.e4AVW449 , TO et. CLINTON ON Saturday, Dec. 14 . L00 p.m. Yes, Santa will arrive in Minton this Saturday. Ile Will COMO to town from the north and will be at the Town Hall, with Treats and candy, foi all Children of Clinton, and District. FREE MOVIES At 1tOX% THEATRE SATUBDAY,, DEC. 14 44-44-4-44 .410-$000,* Sponsors: 141711,ON P1811 AND GAME 01,17B; Clinton Brands No. 140, +Canadian. Legion; Itinstnett Own of Clinton; Clinton LIOnk Club; Clinton and District Chasnber of eotilitiekee; 'Cower of Clinton. 20-210t04~1403,01,bl#14 See the Smith,torona Portable Display at News-Ttecoirti Office THANKS. TO THE VOTERS OF GODERICH TOWNSHIP; For returning me as your Reeve for 1958. I promise to give you the some geed government you have had in the- past three years. Wishing all Electors of Goderich the compliments of the Season. (Signed) John beeves 50-p Sincere'thanks to the good people of Goderieh Township who supported me at the, polls on Monday. Wishing everyone'a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Clayton Laithwaite 50b SLEIGH LOADS OF CHR TMAS t tar .V.17 "41Itctirk.C. 4.111irmojtq Fortuna Brand SLICED PINEAPPLE 20 OZ. TIN $411700 Gold WAIN' BUTTER 16 oz. JAR 2/59c SOAP PADS 8 OZ. BAGS 29e BAcs GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 LBS. $1.00 Sweet PICKLED ROLLS LB. 49c Burns First Grade BOLOGNA By THE PIECE AB. 29c We also have FRESH SELECT ,OYSTERS 8 OZ. 65e FITZSIMONS' FOOD FAIR ALL MEATS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Phone HU 2-94312 We Deliver CHRISTMAS DELIVERY GUARANTEED New Luxurious RCA-VICTOR For 1 Week Only— up to $150.00 Trade-In Allowance on the following models: HARRISON ,21TC 210 3 Speaker LANDOR 21TC206 2 Speaker LYSANDER 21TC205 3 Speaker These are RCA's rest 21" Tube Chassis, transformer powered, high fidelity sound, television sets, AT 44•04iNt Galbraith's N.' RANO Vour SerVim :Dealer 1140ESotor, mama( 1,9 7 rii)reMATION surmr 1140ESotor, mama( 1,9 7 rii)reMATION surmr CombineaMeeting. At Burns .Church The regular monthly meeting of Burns' United -Wcanan'S' Missionary Seeiety and Ladies'Aid was. held at. the home of Mrs, ' Trewin, on November 27, witlx.!.3feeadults and a number-Pf chiwen pre.sopt„ Group .3 was in charge of the program - under the leadership of Mrs.. Wesley ROO. Dime hags were returned and'.a. successful. Christmas auction waa held. Roll call was answered by each member bringing a .small article suitable to -be sent in a bale to Norea, Mrs, George Smith and Mrs, George Carter were asked to bring in a slate of officers for the 'next meeting. WEDDING Consitt Dowson A lovely double ring ceremony was condlicted in the 'Varna Unit- ed: 'Church last Saturday after noon, by the Rev, T. J. Pitt, Varna, when amid baskets of -white inttissiS, Marjerie Catherine Dawson, Varna, became the bride of William Rus- sell Consitt, Zurich, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Dewson, Varna, and -the groom is the Son of Mra, Dileen.Consitt, Zurich and the late RUssell Congitt. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore floor-length Freneh chantilly Jeep and nylon . tulle over Slipper satin, with lace bodice and nylon shirred yoke, sleev- es, and an aisle-wide bouffant skirt of double tulle, fashioned with lace scalloped lnsert in two tiers. • She carried a bouquet of red roses, and wore earrings and neck- lace of pearls,. Her -tiara of irri- descent sequins and seed pearls held a veil of imparted Franeh Mrs. Kenneth (Coreen) Cald- well, Clinton, sister of the bride, was matron of honour and brides- maids were Miss Patsy Thompson, Clinton and Mrs. Bev. Clarke, London. Miss Nancy Consitt, sister of the groom, was flower-girl. The bride's attendants- wore matching dresses of red velvet, with three- quarter length sleeves and low neckline, with full pleated skirt and matching headpieces, gloves and shoes. Each carried botkitiets of white 'mums.. The matron of honour and the bridesmaids receiv- ed a sterling silver pin, and the flowergirl received a necklace, as gifts of the bride. Ringbearer was Gary Dowscm, cousin of the bride, Varna, who carried a white pillow bearing the rings. Groomsman was Tom Con- sitt, brother of the groom, Zurich, and ushers were Kenneth Caldwell, Clinton and William Dowson, Var- na. IVIISs Marjorie, Webster accomp- anied the soloist on the organ. Miss Clara Clark sang "The Wed- ding Prayer" and "0 Perfect 'CONSTANCE Correspondent M s, r, amEr . r4.04e, Seaforth 80,r82 Joyce Brown played 4' piano , medley of Christmas carols, A Christmas reading by Mrs, var1 Nett was enjoyed. Mrs, GrimeldbY , sang a polo, "I Searched Heaven fox' You". The stewardship paper was by. Mrs, Brown, An instrumental by Mrs. William Dewitt, "Star of the vast" followed by the Christmas Story ably given by Mrs, Robert McMillan, IVfeICillop. Rev: J, T, White closed the meeting, with prayer. Cookies and Christmas cake were served, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lawson visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. E. F, Warren, Lynda and Helen, in London, on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Ball, Clin- ton; Mrs. Wade and daughters, Birmingham, Mich,, visited with -Mr, and Mrs, James Medd. • Mr, and Mrs. Jack Medd, Jimmy and David and Mr. and Mrs. James Medd visited with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Johnston, in. Grand Valley on Sunday, Miss. Joyce Jewitt, Thorndale, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt over the weekend. The School and Sunday. School concert is to be held Thursday, December 19, in the school at 8,15. Mr. and Mrs. William Dale at- tended the Western County Guern- sey b,anquet in Ailsa Craig on Thursday. WKS -Christmas Meeting The Women's Missionary Society held their Christmas meeting on Tuesday afternoon in the 'Sunday School rooms with a good attend- ance, Mrs. Ross McGregor presid- ed and opened the meeting with a Christmas prayer, A hymn was sung and. Mrs. J. T. White read the Scripture lesson taken from Luke. Friendly Few Forum The Friendly Few Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Jewitt with a large at- tendance. The discussion was "Commodities and what would happen if controls were lifted?" Progressive euchre was played and prizes went to Mrs. Frank -Riley and John Jewitt, low; Mrs. William Dale and Kenneth Preszcator. Mr. and Mrs. William. Dale invited them to their home for next Mon- day night, t . I OBITUARY 1 Mrs. W. Johnson Funeral service was conducted on Monday afternoon in the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, for Etelka Agnes Leitch, widow of the late William L. Johnson, Rev. C. S. Inder of- ficiated and interment was in the Clinton Cemetery, Pall-bearers were John Anstett, James Jamieson, Robert Hunter, Douglas Bartliff, Fred• Radley and Wilfred Parker. Flower-bearers were Carl Cox, Edward odkin, William Livingston and Arthur Colson, Born in Hullett Township, on Christmas Day, December 25, 1895, she was the daughter of Alexander Leitch and Jane Lawson. Follow- ing her marriage to the late Wil- liam L. Johnson, she had lived in Clinton, Mr, Johnson predeceased her six wdeks ago. She was a member of St. Paul's Anglican Church. After an illness of only a few days, she passed away in Clinton comber 1. . Clinton; Leonard, St. Marys; one Surviving are two sons, Charles, Clinton; eonard, St. Marys; one daughter, rMs. Charles (Agnes) Dale, Clinton; one brother, George Leitch, Hullett Township, and two sisters, Mrs. Robert (Lillie) Jam- ieson, Hullett Township; Mrs. Brtice (Annie) Medd, Seaforth. also two grandchildren, Robert and daughter, Mrs. Charles (Agnes) Bruce (Annie) Medd, Seaforth; Marion Dal,e, LONDESBORO MILS. H. DURNIN, Correspondent Phone Blyth 37r19 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergil were Listowel viistors over the weekend, Mrs. Margaret Manning spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunking. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Echrnie;, Ripley, visited with Harry Durnin's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Crawford, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelsen Lear, Mrs, Wesley •Vodden is in a crit- ical condition in Victoria Hospital, London, Her many friends , are deeply concerned. The White Gift service was ob- served last Sunday' with a good attendance. The program was taken by the young people. Surprise party was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William H, Londesboro, by their im- mediate family on December 10, on, the occasion of their 55th wedding anniversary. Congratulations were received from, Queen. Elizabeth II, Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, and many other friends. 'l'he Orangemen are holding a social evening on December 20, in the Orange Hall. An enjoyable evening was spent last Friday The prizes won were; Mrs, Throop, high lady; Mrs, Cliff Adams, low; Mrs. Sol Shannon, lone hands; jObn Worn, high man; Edwin Fo- thergil, low man; Sohn Wool'', and Bert Bromley tied for lone hande, Thirty Members of the t urns-. Lonclesboto Young People's Union Met for sing-Song followed by wor,, ship service taken by the steward- ship and training committe led by Arlyrie Powell, Following the bus. mess . SeSSIOn the Meeting closed ,with lunch and the singing of Love" White 'mums and Pink and whit :streamers and lighted tapers, wer decorations- in the baSernent of th church for the reception, whirl was: catered to by the Woman!. Association .of the church, Mrs. Dowson received in bin silk crepe, trimmed with white Se oaks, and matching accessories and corsage of pink carnations The groom's Mother, Mrs, Consitt assisted, wearing blue erep with matching .accessories And cor- sage of pink -earnations, For the wedding trip to Florida, the bride donned, a blue terse dress with white and black aeces- sories, and wore a corsage of pink roses. Her gift from the' groom was -a set of beige luggage, On their return the young couple will live on the Parr Line, Stanley Township. y BRUCEFIELD Mrs. Bert Scholclice, Brinsley, visited a few days with her daugh- ter, Mrs, A, PatersOn. Mr, and Mrs. Murray Squires, spent the weekend with Mrs, Squires' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan, Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson vis- ited in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knox, Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mrs. David Triebrier, were in Port Hur- on last week. The many Brucefield friends of Robert Allan, wish to congratu- late him on -being chosen as "Bean King" at the Royal Winter Fair, and also Field Bean Champion at the International Livestock Exhib- ition at Chicago, We wish also to mention that one of our younger members of the 4-I-1 Club, Bob Fotheringham, won the trophy in the grain club scoring the highest marks as a first year, member. This trophy was presented at the Achievement Night held in Wingham last Fri- day night. Mrs. W. V. Dinnin, who has spent the past two weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dinnin,,Petrolia, is ex- pected to return home this com- ing weekend.