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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-12-12, Page 8VALUES ................................. NAM-. PINE and SPRUCE. CUR' STMAS TREES All'Freshly Cut J Builders' . W. COUNTER Supplies Phone HU 2-9612 Albert Street — Clinton 90, • ...•Ve•%.,t tIOIGhlt• SOME FELLOWS WHO THINK THE WORLD OWES 'EM A LOT OF COMPLI- MENTS HAVE A HARD TIME COLLECTING 'EM! We're really pleased when. our customers compliment us on the service we give their car. Well, that's what we're here for , . drive in now and , let us handle your auto ser- vice or repair problems. • CORN POPPER 0 For TV snacks, children's parties. Big 3-qt. polished, aluminum bowl, glass cover walnut handle. Complete with 550-watt 4'29 stove Electric HOT PLATES 0 5-HEAT ROTARY SWITCH HOT PLATE "Porcelain-glaze" baked-on enamel finish; inside sprayed. Equipped with extra-long life- elements for fast, economical cooking. 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'Clinton Farm Supply and Machine' Shop Chiirles 'Nelson — — — Jack Nediger PHONE HU 2-9613 • 1957 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, automatic, fully equipped $2,495 2-1956 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDANS, auto- matic, fully equipped $2,095 2-1956 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDANS, auto- matic, fully equipped ..... ....... „ $2,095 1956 FORD CUSTOM LINE SEDAN, auto- matic, fully equipped $1,995 1955 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN, fully equipped $1,695 1954 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN, fully equipped $1,450 1953 METEOR SEDAN, automatic $1,295 1953 METEOR SEDAN, automatic $12.95 1953 FORD SEDAN $1,095 1952 CHEVROLET SEDAN $ 850 1952 DODGE SEDAN,. reconditioned $ 850 1951 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE COACH $ 795 MANY OTHER OLDER MODELS Number of 1950 and 1951 V2 TON PANEL TRUCKS, various models Cars can be Driven Away at the Prices Listed in this Advertisement. Brussels Motoir& Huron County's Foremost Used Car Dealer BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 73X go 1_, NewS..c.oI ...... B aynela By MISS tVPIC R, WOODS ' no Ontario Champion 444111 Correnpoudeot PHONE: pAyr134,p. 45 r 0, avu,s,s > thel Blair, London, spent' Tuesday. the weekend with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mo. G. 1VI. Galbraith and Mrs. R. Blair. a returned to Dundas en Tuesday Mrs. R. L. IVIacMillen left on after having been at their home Thursday last to visit her daughter, `tSYlven, Acres", Slue Water High- 'and family in London. Goderich Township, over- night, Mr, GaII3raith reports hay" Mrs. Donald Matthews, London, carne on Tuesday .and spent a. ink arranged for outstanding films couple of days with her mother,. .4k be shown. at Pioneer Park next Mrs, A. M. Bassett, summer. Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Moore, De- Knox WA. troit, were the guests, of Mr. and The congregationofKnox14eS Mrs. R. S. R.oddiek, "Century • pyrterian Church enjoyed a turkey House over the weekend. dinner ia the basement on Friday Miss Marion Matins and Ken- ,evening. Members• of the Women's neth Mackie, London, were with Missionary Society waited on table, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd The' pastor, the Rev. D. Mac- 1VIakins, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay, Donald, Hensall, said the Grace. daughter Carol and Elwin Fair, After the sumptuous repast, Mrs. Paris, visited the former's mother, H H. Ormond played her accord- Mrs. G. Lindsay, Sr., on Sunday, ian and the Sunday School child- Miss Jacqueline guff did prac- ren sang Christmas. carols ,to the Use teaching at Zurich last week delight of all present. and spent the weekend at home St. Andrew's WMS before returning to London Teach- er's College. The members of the Women's Mrs. R. W, Bristol left on Thurs'- Missionary Society of St. Andrew's day to spend a few days in Lon- United Church met at the parson- don„before returning to Washing- age on Thursday evening of last ton, D.C., after having been at her week. The president, Mrs. Harvey cottage for six months. fi Hohner, conducted the meeting Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Poth re- and over 20, women were present. turned home on Monday after The fact of Christmas was remem- having spent eight days with her bered by the singing Of carols and sister, Mrs. E. W. Keridall and readings related to the season. family, Elmira, and Mr. and Mrs, This was the annual meeting J. O. Hughes, Detroit. and the election of officers for Mr. and, Mrs. Ernest Rehm, 1958, Both the, election and the Gross Point Farm, Michigan, visi- installation service was conducted ted Saturday and Sunday with her by the minister, the Rev. C. E. mother, Mrs. David Dewar. Also peacodk. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wat- saugh- Officers are: past president, Mrs. on on Sunday, were their d ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- J. Scotchmer; president, Mrs. Har- Ham teeming and three children, vey Rohner; first vice-president, Mrs. C. Peacock; Tommy, Mary and John, Walton, second vice- Carson Favveett, Elliott Lake, president, Mrs. A, Dunn; secretary, spent, the weekend with his wife Mrs. Robert Scotchrner; treasurer, and small daughter at the home of Mrs • Gladwin Westlake, her, iarents, Mrs. and Mrs, L. H. Pre-School' Party D. MacLeod. The Trinity Club held a delight- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker viSited in London from Friday to ful Christmas party for the pre- school-age children in the Parish Sunday. • On Thursday last, ' S. R. Miller, clock. ft om 2 to 4 o Hall on Thursday afternoon last • master of Stratford,Teachers' Col- lege, was at the Bayfield Public The Christmas tree with colour-School observing the student ed lights graced the stage and the teachers, Nancy Webster and Glen auditorium was artistically decor- McDonald, doing practise teaching ated with coloured balloons, under Mrs. William E. Parker. streamers and Christmas motifs. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McConkey, Thirty-four, children attended Toronto, were at their home in the and enjoyed singing and motion village for the weekend. games with Mrs. R. S. Roddick at Thomas• Steadman and friend, the piano. It was' Brenda Eakins' London, spent the weekend at the birthday and so the group' sang family cottage. "Happy Birthday" and she blew Miss H. Ferguson, London, was out the • four candles on the tea in the Village on Saturday. table. Chocolate milk and cookies Mrs. P. Renner who has been were Served to the children and a visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. Cup of tea to the mothers. The Brandon, and son Percy Renner, rector, rthe Rev, E, J. B. Harrison for the past ten dais, returned to was present part of the time and Teeswater on Tuesday with the chatted with the children and Rev. P. Renner after spending the grownups. day in. London. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Following refreshments the Renner Were, also in London on children marchedri,• around while balloons, candy canes• and apples were distributed to each child. The affair was well organized. Members of the Trinity Club met the previous evening to decorate the, hall and held a brief business session, with Mrs. J. E. Hovey, president, in charge. WA Meeting The Christinas meeting of the Woman's Association of St. And- rew's United Church, was held at the parsonage or Thursday evening last. ' It was in charge of the presi; dent, Mrs. Leonard Talbot, who gave a reading, "The Church". The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Charles Scotchmer and the treasurer's statement by Miss Josephine Stirling. Mrs,. John Scotchmer read the account of the birth of Christ, St. Luke 2: 1-21, pausing part way through it for those present to sing "The First Noel" in unison. tko, SERVICE STATION CARL t DOUG CANTELOiV ”ThE PLACE evUERE YOU NEVER, HAVE TO SLOW YOUR HORN" CLINTON-5e MI2-9032 ELECTRICAL TIME-SAVERS that rile high on her Giftlisti... See them pretty and practical suggestions at Canadian Tire's pretty practical prices — 411fiffir" Gleaming Chrome ELECTRIC TOASTERS rn REVERSIBLE TOASTER-2 slice model in glistening chrome plate; cool black handles; 660 even watt heat element 3.49 2O TURNOVER TOASTER Gem. like chrome, black bakelite handles. a nn Toast Rips when doors are lowered O." 1,-, DE LUXE 2 SLICE TOASTER — Spotless "blue-white" chrome with cool r an handles. Ni-chrome ribbon element Uhma "ALL.cHriomE" TURNOVER TOASTER — Sparkling mirror chrome finish with attractive wide base and marl:woof•6.39 feet. 2-slice model HEATING PADS ELECTRIC HEATING PADS — Feature rub.- berized, damp-proof inner shields and re- movable washable covers in pastel tones.. an 3-HEAT PAD—Pink cotton flannel covet- and dome fasteners. With attached oord 4.70' 3-HEAT PAD-With multi-thermostat safety., control on each heat. Zipper fastener. 5 .9t; Cord attached RI DE LUXE 3-HEAT PAD—Pink-peach quilt ed( satin cover. Cord attached 6'9F' • GRILLETTES and WAFFLE BAKERS 0 SANDWICH TOASTER—Makes delicious toasted sandwiches—hies bacon and eggs; grills chops, makes appetizing griddle cakes. Styled in lustrous chrome; walnut finish air-cooled plastic handles and legs. Equipped with 95 bandy temperature gauge. 600-watt element "" n DE LUXE SANDWICH GRILLE—For convenient toasting, broiling, frying or making featherlight pancakes, Heat indicator shows when ready for use. Gleaming chrome with blond maple handles and built-in tray. 600-watt 8 A9 element CD WAFFLE BAKER AND GRILLETTE —Has all the features of the a An' above number, plus removable waffle grids. 600-watt element. L.*" - FRY PAN With Lid 0 Fingertip temperature control provides com- plete heat range for cooking or frying your favourite foods, Square shape gives more cooking space; .Sounded corners fox easier cleaning; full 2' deep. Equipped with Signal' Light. Complete with Lid, Cord and plug 1 5'95 • The bell money amounting to $16.80 and talent money,$29.50 was presented. It was decided to ask the IrPU to decorate the church for Christ- mas. The retiring president, Mrs. Leonard Talbot thanked all for their co-operation during the year. The Rev. C. E. Peacock read the new slate of officers brought in by the executive committee. They are as follows: past president, Mrs. Leonard Talbot; president, Mrs. Lindsay Smith; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Bert Greer; second vice-president, Mrs. John Camp, bell; third vice-president, Mrs. Charles Bell; recording secretary, Mrs. 'Malcolm Toms; secretary, Mrs. Charles Bell; treasurer, Miss J, Stirling, and were Installed in office by a ceremony conducted by the Rev, C. E. Peacock. RI "COLOR GUARD" AUTOMATIC TOASTER — Silent Thermostat toast con- trol. Automatic shut-off and toast pops up when ready. High-sheen chrome with bakelite handle and trim, Cord at- ladled 1 5'49 rn CUSTOM "COLOR GUARD" AUTO. MATIC TOASTER — Thermostatically controlled. Pop-up; hilly automatic. Chrome finish with bakelite trim. Cord attached 18 95 Fri "nom° . CONTROL" AUTOMATIC TOASTER—With "color selector" and "pop‘up" control. Fitted with crumb tray. Superb chrome finish. Cord attached 2415 Chrome on Clipper ELECTRIC KETT,LE 2%1-QUART ELECTRIC KETTLE —G.E. 1500 Watt immersion el- ement is in direct contact with the water. Automatic safety control. Triple chrome plate on solid copper. Cool black fingergrip handle. Cord and plug'8.98 COFFEE PERCOLATORS 0 8-CUP ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR — High polished aluminum, with cool black plastic handle. Detachable ,An 450-watt base has many other uses 91.10 0 AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR—Brews up to 8 cups of flavour-rich coffee— starts to percolate.in 30 seconds. Stops automatically when coffee is 1.98 brewed. Keeps coffee warm. FOOD MIXERS (171 HAMILTON BEACH "MIXETTE"-3-spee4, , one hand operation. 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Hunter, Goderich; Mrs. Nieho- Goderich;• Mel Clark,' Seaforth; Fraser Stirling, - Bayfield; Mrs, Bert Boyes, Clinton; Mrs., Richard McWhinney, Goderich (2); Mrs. Ross Miller, Clinton; Ebner, Lee, Clinton; Mrs, HOISinki, Goderich, ('2); Tiny Berdard, .Goderich, (21; Mrs. George Heard, Bayfie)d; ter Turner, Bayfield; Gordon Heard, London; Ivan Youngblut, Zurich; Mrs. il. J. Larson, Bay- field; Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer, Bay- field; Mrs, Bill Clarke, Varna; Mrs, Percy Clark, Londesboro;. Doug MadDougald, Goderich;Bev- erloy :MoClinehey, Bayfield; Mrs. Len ,Saratas, Zurich; Mrs. Sidney Castle, Bagfield, John Brand, Bay- field, awigunttield° tog'11$2"t th°-wealth which in STREAMLINED ELECTRIC IRON — Design• ed for wrist-easy ironing. Large sole plate; convenient no-tip back-rest; natural .grip 3.99 handle, Lightweight 55) "GLIDE-0.MATIC" ELECTRIC IRON Control gives correct fabric heat. Designed so that heat, nof weight does the Work GC save effort. 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