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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-12-19, Page 4CHOOSE YOUR OWN TERMS ON ANY FARM LOAN over $1500 at TRANS CANADA CREDIT Need extra cash for your farm? Then solve your financial problem with a loan from Trans Canada Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit is offering special terms on all farm loans above $1,500, Payments can be spread over as long as two-and- a-half years, and can be made in any one of these three ways: 1 QUARTERLY 2 HALF-YEARLY 3 ANNUALLY REGULAR LOANS Loans 01;1,000 and less are available on Trans Canada Credit's monthly payment terms. Don't let the lack of ready money prevent you from buying seed, stock, or any other farm requirement. Get the cash you need at Trans Canada Credit. THE ALL-CANADIAN LOAN COMPANY TRANS _CANADA CREDIT CORPORATION LIMITED • T47-4 148 The Square, Goderich Ontario' Phone 797 AY Regular Size 6 BOTTLE CARTON 3CP PLUS utilOSIT King Size 6 BOTTLE CARTON 4P 0,0S 1,;i05.1- STOCK UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Authorized bOftlei* of Coat-tpkt under contract with Coca.Cola Ltd. (OPIEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHkISTMAS) ' e`. ' ,••• Londesboro Man's Case Adjourned Theft Charge Heard in Goderieit Mr OW" eerrespondent) Mr's. William J. F. Bell Kipped, MeLellan, Hensall and Miss Bon-entertained at a trousseau tea at An initialled paper wrapper that had held a roll Of dimes was iden' tified in court at .Goderieli last .Thursday, as one stolen from Wage Auto Electric, Goderich, on NOVeMber 25. Police testified it Was taken from the pocket , of Vernon Mel- vine Brunedon 28, .Lortelesboro, jointly charged the break-in .and. theft with, Grant Morley Line ingten• 24, RR 5, Godericli. Trial Was adjourned to Friday after two and a half hours of Crown testi- .. rimy, Pleaded; Innocent Both men pleaded .not guilty to the break-in and theft. Lining n„ pleaded guilty to theft of a ear later the SAM? night owned by Robert Ashton,. Goderich. Bruns-, den denied theft of the car and also pleaded not 'guilty to being in possession of a stolen ear, He la' Jointly charged on the possession. count with . Linington's. father, 52- year-old Morley :Edward, RR 5, Gotterien Miss Mary Johnston, bookkeeper at Shaeffer Peri Company, identie fled - her initials on the wrapper and testified it had been deposited in the bank. Officials of Rouse Auto .leotrie said a roll of dimes wrapped in it was taken by them in change and left in the Rouse cash register at night A total of $13,10- in silver was taken, witnesses said. • Town Con etable Albert South said he arrested the two young- er man, In Ashton's car less than 400 yards from the auto eleptrie shop, and that Brtinsdon's pockets contained $8.21 and the paper wrapper. He told court the rgin- ger Linitigton's. pockets held Proceedings were adjourned When Defense Counsel James Don- nelly requested a recess so that the cash resister tape from Rouse. Auto Electric could be presented to help his ease, CDC! Hi-Lites (By Jim Mat-m.040 MCI Students' Council' staged a successful Christmas dance last Friday evening as their final soc- ial venture of the year. This week, as well as being the last one of the school term, mar- ked the much prepared for corn- niencement, The several differ- ent performances, each prepared by separate groups, combined for the first time in their "dress re- hearsal" Tuesday afternoon. This gave performers the opportunity to practise before a full auditor- ium pr students. The performance not only pro vided entertainment for the stud- ent body, but also "smoothed the way" for the more difficult task on Wednesday and Thursday nights,, Ru- bber Stamps • and Marking Devices of every description Also Stamp Pads. - Said by Clinton News-Record Good Will Club Supper Served', And carols Sung. A Christmas Supper was Served by the Good Will Club of Wesley- Willis United Church, to members and friends in the church hail, at their December meeting.. A sing- song of Christmas carols Wowed., with Miss Mavis Steepe, pianist. 1Vps. Manning presided for the business and, program welcoming all present, The minutes were ap- proved as read and the treasurer's report was adopted. Mrs. Man- ning and Mrs. Dennison are to '-a- present the club at the Hospital Auxiliary's January meeting, Miss JaYlle Mary Snell favoured with two seasonable solos, "The Infant Jesus' and "'White Christ- mas," Mrs„ Manning introduced. Mrs. LeRoy Poth, BaYfield, who gave , an interesting illustrated travelogue on the second part of her recent. European ,tour, cover- ing the Trossacks, English Lake district, Wales and Central Eng- land. She was thanked by Miss L. Walleinshaw. The Mizpah benediction closed a successful meeting which was plan- ned by Mrs, M. .Steepe and Mrs. W, Pinning. St, Andrew's WMS Christmas Carols At Snider I-Iome The Women's Missionary Soc- iety of St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, met at the home of Mrs, John Snider. on Tuesday. After singing Christmas carols, Mrs, R, W. 1VICKenzie, president, conducted a candlelightitig service using the theme "The Light of the World." Participants were Mrs, Ed. Far- quhar, Mrs, J. R. Makins, Mm. William Shaddock, Mrs. George Roberton and Mrs. D, J, Lane. Mrs. McTaggart led in prayer. Mrs.. Snider played Christmas Carols. Mrs, George Roberton presented Mrs, M, P. McTaggart with a Life Membership. This was a gift from a former member of the church. Mrs. Makins, treasur- er stated that the allocation had been exceeded. Miss C. Haig and Miss Kay Snider sang a very pleasing duet, 'Dear Little Stran- ger." The hostess served Christmas re- freshments assisted by her daugh- ter and Mrs. Ron McCann, her home on December 14, in bon-or of her daughter Elaine, whose marriage to Irvin joslin, Ford, Ex, eter, will take place December in St, Andrew's United Church, Kippen. Mrs. Bell and Elaine assisted by the ' groom's mother Mrs. Arthur Ford, Exeter, received 100 guests, and IVIiss Shirley Hein) 'Exeter, i niece of the groom, was n charge of the guest book, White and red carnations form- ed attractive floral decorations; lace tablecloth covered the tea tale- le which centred a three tier wed- ding cake, flanked with red carna- tions and red tapers. Mrs, John Richardson, Hensall, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Exeter, poured tea in 'the afternoon, and Miss Anne Sinclair, Goderich, and Miss Dorothy Marino, London, ser- ved. Pouring tea in the evening were Mrs. C. Struthers and Mrs. Frank Skinner, Exeter, Miss Lois CWL Earns $25O With Bazaar At the December meeting of the Catholic Women's League, St. Jo- seph's subdivision, Clinton, with Mrs. Frank VanAltena presiding, it was announced that at the ba- zaar held recently the net proceeds totalled $250, Members voted to present the pastor and spiritual advisor, Rev. J. W, Graham, with a substantial cheque. Plans were outlined to remem- ber the sick and shut-ins of the parish at Christmas, as well as candy to the children. Oranges will be sent to the residents of the Huron County Home, Clinton; and a eornplete layette, made by members, will be sent to Mercy Shelter, Chatham. A bale of used clothing has been packed and -will be forwarded to Poland. A donation of $5 will be forwarded to the School of Christ radio program, and $5 to the vet- erans' fund at Westminster Hospi- tal, London. Mrs. Theo Flynn and Mrs. Jo- seph Blake were named a commit- tee to collect funds for needy fam- ilies in the parish at Christmas time. The winter season euchre parties will commence this month, with Mrs. 'Lloyd Medd as over-all convener. me Kyle, Kipper, served, The bride's trousseau was dis- played by Miss Darryl Turkey, Hensall;Miss Gladys Moir, liensaTh shower and wedding gifts, Miss Marilyn Mett,sseau) Kippen. Miss Bell was honored at sev. eral pre-nuptial showers. The les of St, Andrew's United Church,. MPPen., held a presentation for her in the church auditorium, Mrs, Harold Taylor Exeter, was hos- tess at her home for a iniscellan-eue shower; Miss Darryl TnekeY4. Hensall, entertained ter her, Miss Marilyn Mousseau, Kippen, enter- tallied at a surprise miscellaneous shower. 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