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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-12-12, Page 11• timmunimmomir 110 :FOOD MARKET Stokely's honey, Pod PEAS '15 OZ. C‘ ANS 2 for 33c Clover Leaf COluie SALMON 7 3/4 oz. cANs St,olcly's Cream Style Ct) ls,oz.tcyasis 2 for 29c Swift's Golden Dew MARGARINE )1,B,PKG. 27c Fancy Quality 'olden MIXED NUTS 2 ix. BAG ' 79c Phone HU 2,3813 Free Delivery BRUBACHER, Proprietor foi .. . ,. • ...„ • . • ,. I I . . . , . w• Newcom be. . ; p h ., B., ... . C. it Chemist and Druggist PHONE HU. 2-9 5 1 1 • CLINTON CLINTON NEWS-RECORD MOE ELEVDN'' THI,E3.9.DAY, Dr:CaMk3= 12, 1957 • are Bible Society' Giving Down News of Auburn Correspondent MRS. IMO, ROSS Phone Dungannon .9 r 15 'D A N C .N: Every Friday Night Ian Willieeand His Melody Makers. Featuring Vocalist Donna Wagner Community centre, Seafoith Dancing 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. ADMISSION - 75 CENTS Auspices: 'Seaforth Athletic Association 50b Mrs, J. Mutch, Ottawa, is visit, ing her sister Mrs, Herbert Govier. Miss lYlargAretWright, nurse-in- training at Brantford Hospital, viisted at her home at the week- end, and, Mrs.. M. Allison, Park- hill, visited the lady's parentsy Mr. and Mrs. 'D. 'W. Hamilton) Satur- day. Master Brian Craig celebrated his .sixth birthday on .Saturday, when he entertained the following, jOhn;',.R.Orinie and Wayne Arthur, Malcolm. and Marium Hiltz, Allan McDougal; Mark. Arthur, Ronnie Rrowny.Allan Craig, Robert Wilk- in and. Johnnie MacKay, Horticultural Meeting The Christmas meeting of the Horticultural Society was held in the -grange aan with the presid- ent, Mrs, G. R. Taylor presiding, The hall- was decorated in keep- ing with ,Christrnas, Carol sing.- ing was led by Mrs. Wes Brad- neck with Mrs, 11, J, Phillips at the piano. The secretary Miss E. a Mutch read the minutes of the pre- vious meeting and the treasurer's report4vas given by Mrs. Ed. Dav- ies, Mrs, Wes Bradnock convener 'of the nominating committe presen- ted the following slate of officers for 1958: past president, Mrs. G. R. Taylor; president, Mrs. Bert Craig; first vice-president, Mrs. Kenneth Scott; second vice-presi, dent, Mrs, D. A, MacKay; third, vice-president, Mrs. - Ea. .Davies; recording secretaryy, Miss' .Vlina 1Viutch; corresponding secretarY and treasurer, Mrs.. Ed,. Davies, Directors to retire in 1958, Mrs, H, Mogridge, Mrs. J, Houston, Mrs, Wil'Uam ,StraughaA Mrs.. Straughan; directors to retire in 1959, Mrs, E, Lawson, Mrs. W, Robison, Mrs. Wes'Bradnocit, Mrs. Herb Govier and, Mrs'. Frank Raithby; auditors, Mrs. Sid Lan-, sing, Miss M. R. Jackson, pianist, Mrs. R, 3. Phillips. • Mrs, G. R. Taylor thanked ev-• eryorie for their loyal support dur- ing her tenure of office and Mrs. W. T. Robison thanked Mrs. Tay-, ler for her untiring efforts during her 'term of.. office. ThoChriAmas message was giv- en by Mrs. Arthur Grange, Lloyd Raithby showed pictures he had .taken while on a trip to Florida, also local pictures. G. 1/, Taylor, showed' pictures he had taken at Manitoulin Island, Copper Cliff and local autumn scenes. Mrs. Grange, thanked the men for show- ing the pictures. Miss M. R. Jackson conducted two clintests. Winners of the fir-• st was Mrs. W. Bradnock and Mrs. F. Ross and for the second one Mrs., C. Straughari and Miss Viola Thompson, The new president, Mrs. -Bert Craig spoke a few words. There was an exchange of gifts. Refreshments' were served with 'Mrs. W. T, Robison pouring tea. Committee in charge were Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. Arthur Grange, Mrs. R. J. Phillips .and. Miss M, R. Jackson. , KODAK GIFTS SAY... THEY'LL SAVE CHRISTMAS FUN FOR YEARS TO COME' Maybe Not the Time to Use, but NOW is the (By our Hayfield Correspondent) Miss A. M. Stirling, president, and Mrs. Mackenzie, secretary- treasurer of the Bayfield branch Of the Upper Canada Bible Society 'appreciate the help and splendid co-operation which they received this year. Despite a good deal of effort on the part of the collectors, the total for this district stands at $139. Last year it was $160.71. The difference is attributed in part to the fact that there was no service here this year, But 'at a time When there is a greater demand than ever for cop- ies of the Scripture, it is disap- pointing that we have "scrimped" in our givings to this important work in gig Lord's vineyard, 0, Trinity Club Meets At Mrs. Meimer's (By our Hayfield Correspondent) Trinity Church Guild met at the home of Mrs, Merton. Merner, on Tuesday evening. The Rev, E. J. B. Harrison conducted the opening exercises. Mrs. Percy Weston presided for the business period, the secretary's reports were given by Mrs. Merton Merner. Mrs. Fred Watson presen- ted the treasurer's' statement. A motion was passed to` contribute $100 to the church warden for• gen- eral expenses. Plans were made for the Sunday School party to be held in the Parish Hall, December 20, at 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Mr. Harrison presided for the el- ection of officers for 1958. They are as follows: president, Mrs. Perci Weston; first vire-president, Mrs. R. Larson; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs. L. Scotchmer; secre- tary, Mrs. Merton Merner; treas- urer, Mrs, Fred Weston; card con- vener, Mrs. R. Fitzsimons; Ticker committee, Mrs. E. A. Feather- ston and Mrs: A. M. BasSett; the rector extended his heart-filled thanks and appreciation to the Guild for assisting him when he held "Open House" at the rectory. Following the closing prayer by the Rev. E, J. B. Harrison, Mrs. Merton Merner served •refresh- mrts. 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