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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-30, Page 3KRAFT DINNERS .. FLUFFO SHORTENIN NESTLE'S QUM 1 lb. Maxwell House Instant Coffee 6 OZ. JAR $1.19 2 oz. jar — 45e CARNATION 2/29, MILK, l's - York PORK 2/35c and BEANS 20 oz. tins Dole FRUIT COCKTAIL 20 "' tin 33e Maple Leaf SALMON I/2 's Southern Cross TUNA 1/2's Valley View PRUNES l's 49c 15c 19c Redpath WHITE SUGAR 10 LB. BAG 1.03 100 LB, BAG 10.00 Devon Rindless SIDE BACON 1 LB. PKG. 63C New! Bonus With CHINAWARE Lovely Tudor Rose Pattern China Pa.cked In Each Box GIANT SIZE .. , .. .. . .. ......83c NEW JUMBO It A sa siZE .... ....... ..• 04#4\4‘.441#4 2 for 29c G lb. 29c tin .. 59c Mr, end Mrs. Gordon Arrow and family, Trenton were week- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Bert Silolebrook, Vire, Wesley Vodden who. has been convaleseing at the home of 1611111111 11:1111 III 811111111111 Uldln I'' It' II III II, II 1111 I HARRY WILLIAMS' c—itize 91.1441-, F OIL. 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Price 69c HALO SHAMPOO 98c size for 79c NOZXEMA SKIN CREAM Large 10-oz. jar l'.25 Noxzema 3-Way INSTANT SHAVE 98e size Aerosol Bomb 59c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE Economy size and FREE Lady's Hair Brush 89c Johnson's BABY POWDER Save 9c Regular 39c tins 2 for 69c HINDS HONEY and ALMOND CREAM Save 32c Regular 65c size 2 for 98c WY, rrni.nrm THURSAY, JANUARY 30, 1958 CLINTON NEWS-RECORD PAG4 T1-111= THURSAY, JANUARY 30, 1958 CLINTON NEWS-RECORD PAG4 T1-111= YES—OUR FIRST WEEKEND OF OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE WAS A BIG SUCCESS, WE STILL HAVE LOTS OF STOCK FOR SALE AND MANY MORE SPECIALS NOT LISTED -- ALL GOOD 'TILL FEBRUARY 5, 1958 REMEMBER -- Deliver Free — 2 PHONES — Call HU 2-3445 Big Savings-2 Full Weeks Quality Merchandise 2nd HERB'S 2nd Anniversary FOOD MARKET Anniversary her daughter returned home Sat- Unlay, We hope she will continue to make progress to recovery, Mrs. 'Robert 'Townsend motored to Victoria 'Hospital, London on Sunday where she will 'undergo an operation, Her many friends, wish her a speedy recovery, Mrs. Wilmer Howatt visited with, her mother at Cromarty on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, William Bagaent and daughter,, Woodstock were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fairservice. The Women'e: Association is spon- soring a orokinole party in the Sunday School room of the church on Friday evening, January 31, All welcome, Beatrice Fletcher, Saska- toon is at present visiting her niece,. Mrs, T. B. Allen, The Lend'esboro Wonice'e Inst- itute will hold their "Family Night" on Friday evening, Feb- ruery 7, beginning with a pot luck supper et 6,30 p.m. YPU Party The Burns-Londesbaro Young People's Union held their annual skating party, on Thursday, Jan- uary 23, -in the Londesboro rink. There were about 40 people prese ent. Lunch was served in the ,basement of Landesboro United Church and during a short busi- ness discussion, they decided to have their Valentine party on February 14. Local unions are being invited. Mission Circle The Aiinwell Mission Circle met This Coupon When Presented At HERB'S FOOD MARKET, CLINTON Entitles the Bearer to One Roll of Stuart House Wax Parer With the Purchase of Two Rolls at the Regular Price of 66e Name 1 41,4 .... • ... This offer expires February 15 1958 CELERY 19c HEARTS 'bunch Firm Ripe 19c BANANAS lb HEAD LETTUCE Firm, Each Clover Leaf Cohoe 35 Stanley met in the orange hall, C Varna, on Tuesday . evening last SALMON 1/2's and elected the following officers 2 in 1 SHOE POLISH 1958: WC, ,James Hutchings; Wilfred. Chuter; scribe John we- Black, Brown or White C son; treasurer, H. Stinson' mar- shall, Lloyd Keys; first lecturer, ' 3 Fred MeClymont; second lectur- klIELSON S 4 c er, Ben Rathwell; first conductor, COCOA 1/2 lb. tin Etnmerson Heard; second conduc- tor, Frank Harburn; herald, Nin- Ian Heard; sentinel, Charles Pil- grim. WA Meets The Varna Woman's Association met at. the home of Mrs. Ernest McClin:chey, on January 23, with 30 members present and three visitors. The meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Lee McCon- nell. The devotional period was led by Mrs, Louis Taylor, assis- ted.. by Mrs. Robert Taylor. and Mrs. Gordon Coleman. Roll call followed and the members res- ponded by paying their fee for the current year. The treasurer, Miss .Rachel Johnston, gave her report and members were pleased to learn that in spite of many expenses of the past year, there was still a :Miss Myrtle Johnson, Flushing, Mich., visited the home of Mr. and The annual congregation meet- Mrs. Cecil Dawson last weekend, big of the United Church will be held on Monday evening February 3, at 8 o'clock in the church, YPUr Meets The Goshen and Varna YPU held a meeting on Monday, Jan- uary 27, at the home of one of its members, Bill Elliott on the Goshen Line. There was a full attendance. The president, Doug- las Armstrong presided and con- ducted the devotional end busin- ess period. Roll call was answer- ed hy naming a favourite radio or TV program. It was decided to hold a tobo- gan party on a suitable night, and to invite a neighbouring group. The Rev. T. J. Pitt gave a talk on the organization and the seal of the United Church of Canada. A brief question period followed. Recreation was supervised by Robert MeClyetont, following which a delicious lunch was ser- ved. Mrs, Elliott was accorded a hearty vote of thanks for the use of her home. The meeting clos- ed with. Taps. LOI, Officers Stanley District LOL met in the orange hall, on January 21, with a good attendance from the var- ious lodges in the district. The following ofifeers were elected for 1958: W'.M., Wilfred Castle; D.M., Lloyd Keys; recording secretary„ H. Triebner; chaplain, Russel Brintnell; financial secretary, John Aldington; treasurer, Orin Dawson; marshall, Wilbert Dil- ling; first lecturer, James Hutch- ings; second lecturer, Frank Her- burn. The officers were installed 39p l by Past County Master Ben, 1 lb. pkgs. Rathwell. The Royal Scarlet Chapter of HAMS 11/2 159 Maple Leaf MILKO Walker's Salted SODAS 1 lb. pkg. „ 29e Angelus MARSH- /q„, MALLOWS lb. bag ""' Robin Hood - _ q/p QUICK. OATS W' ""' Cheery Morn COFFEE Ground Freshly" as Sold 1 LB. BAG 5c Ayhner CHOICE PEAS 2 15 oz. tins 29c HUNT'S FLOUR Heart's Content Pastry or Special All-Purpose 24 LB. BAG $1.39 February 21 Is World Day of Prayer in Clinton The World Day of Prayer will be observed 'on February 21, in Wesley - Willis United Church. Plans were made by a representa- tive meeting or waws women from the various churches in town, at the home of Mrs J. Lane with Mrs R, W. McKenzie, key wom- an and Mrs. Charles Nelson, sec- retary. Mrs. V. Townsend was chosen key Ayoman for the next term of office. at the home of Mrs. J, T. White on January 20. In the absence of the president, .Grail Lear .the viee- f2resi:dent took the meeting, open- ing with a poem for the New Year, "I am resolved." A thaek yen note from. Mrs, Wesley Vo4- dee was read, Barbara Lovett gave the treasurer's report, Roll. call was answered by 15 11=0:WS paying their fees, It was, decided to have a bazaar in the near future. Each member is to make an apron. Marguerite Lon was asked to let her; name :he sent in to the WMS to be among the ones chosen to go to Leadership School at Alma Col- lege the last 'i2veek in August, It was also decided to send crib quilts and terry cloth suppers to Vera Lyan; at Hazelten, B.C. Laura Forbes gave the chapter in the study book, "Cross and Crisis in Japan." The deVotional part was taken by Pat .March and Laura Forbes with Marguerite Lyon :reading the Scripture. Mrs. White and Helen Lee Served lun- ch, eiNr#.4.44.44,4,441.....010.0444~,r 2/25 substantial baalnce on hand. It was decided to donate $25 to the organ fund to clear off small balance owing on it. It was agreed to serve a lunch at the annual congregational meeting on Monday, February 3. A bake sale was planned for the month of March, the date to be arranged in the near future, The annual bazaar is to be held in October as usual. The donations for the "touch and take" to be brought in next month for the roll call. Reports: from delegates to the WA Presbytery semi-annual meet- ing at Nile 'were „given by Mrs, Robert Stirling and Miss Rachel Johnson. Mrs. Praeger, Woman's President of the Farmers' Union, who was a visitor, spoke briefly, Mrs, Robert Sterling gave an am- using and interesting reading. A contest followed which tested both the Memory and power or obser- vation. It Was won by Mrs, W. MoAsh and Mrs. Orrin Dow- San. Lunch Was, served by the social committee, thus bringing to a else, a very appy and delight. 1 ful n fternabn. (By onr Bayfield correspondent) The anneal Vestry meeting of Trinity church, held in the par- ish hell, on •JanUery 21, was well -attended. It wee opened with the singing of "The Church's one Foundation," followed by prayer by the rector, the Rev, B, Harrison, Mr. ' Harrison (who came to Trinity in May 1957) expressed his happiness at being rector of this parish: end hoped for a long end happy ministry here. He pointed out that services in. Trin- ity are now being held in the morning ail the year around— Holy CemMunion at 8 and Matins at 11 a.M. "Bayfield", said Mr. Harrison, "is a different kind of a parish than some, with the in- flux of the tourists and Anglicans who worship with us in the sum- mer, during their holidays; but I do appreciate the help also of the permanent congregation, and I am happy to see a continuing. attendance, worshipping in God's house. We must not neglect the' .assernbling of ourselves together. "We have just passed through an historical year, the century of Huron Diocese. The 100th anni, versery of this parish wae'.cele- brated some years ago-107, I think. It was the hope to have part of the Diocesan pilgrimage here; but it came at an inoppor- tune time, when,, because of the. change of rectorship and also the removal of the Rural Dean .to another Deanery, plans could not be .completed. SO what part we did play was at the Huron Church Camp in August, at a special ser- vice at which Bishop W. A. Town- Bayrield Trinity (:hurch Rector' Reviews 1957 Accomplishments , Russel Brintnell; Chaplain, meal boxes. He expressed spec- ial thanks to the organist, Mrs, B. A. Featherston and Mrs."3. B. Higgins, choir leader; bis person- al thanks to the Sunday 'School superintendent and teachers, the wardens, 3, Stewart and Alf. Scatchmerr, the Board of Manage- ment, the ladies of the Guild and all church organizations, the Cub leaders', the cent a - meal - bank secretary; special thanks to Lloyd Scotchrngr for lighting the furn- ace, Mrs, L. Scatchmer for her great help in preparing the altar far communion, Mrs, Knuckey for caring for the brasses and Mrs. cuff for the sanctuary vessels, and all who helped in many ways, The rector reported 881 com- municants (112 at Easter); aver- age attendance at 11 a.m. com- munion: 51; and seven at the 8 aan, service, Since May, 100 services:, the induction, the 9-carol service, 46 Holy Communions, six private communions, four bap- tisms, one marriage, four burials and two adults confirmed, Alf Scotebmer, for the property committee, reported the Trinity Guild had given carpet for the aisles which, greatly improved the church. Friends had donated flags, both Union Jacks for the Diocesan Centennial Year. The• vestry had been furnished with table and chair. The sign erec- ted on the highway to' direct strangers to the church given as a memorial to Mrs. Woods will soon be put up. The church window given by William Elliott and sister has been dedicated. The vacuum cleaner was given to the church by the Trinity Club, three wall mirrors far the vestry and parish hall, were presented byteDr. R. G. Hunter, Toronto: Plans are under advisement for improvement of the grounds around the church. The grass sit- uation must he cared for, The cleaning of the church and parish hall is now the obligation of the board of managers, heretofore it was taken care of by the Guild and Trinity Club. All expenses such as' these should be the 'board's obligation. Organizations, he pointed out, should give don- ations direct to the board. Ap- preciation was given for the very fine cupboards built by J. M. :Stewart to hold Sunday School supplies and hymn books,. Hymn racks: for the church had been re- paired, and great appreciation was extended to Roy Fitzsimons and his son Terry for the fine painting which had been done to brighten up the church cross over the vestibule door. Roy Fitzsimons, and J. E. Hov- ey and secretary's report, Mrs. reports. They were as follows: Women's Auxiliary treasurer, Mrs. R. J. Larson, read by Mrs. Em- arson Heard; Chancel Guild, by Mrs. 3. M. Stewart; Trinity Club treasurer's report, Mrs. J. E. Hov- ey and: escretary's report, Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons; Sunday School, J. H. Parker; Trinity Guild, Mrs. Fred, Weston; cent-a-meal Fund, J. M. Stewart; , church treasurer, J. Brown Higgins; envelope sec- retary, Mrs, J. ,W. Jowett; Huron Church News report, Mrs. C. Knuckey. The Rev. E, J. B. Harrison nom- ed J. M. Stewart as re'ctor's war- den. For the election or officers, James A. Cameron and Mrs. L. Sue-icier/1er were appointed scrut- ineers. Alf Scotchnier, Jr., was unanimously elected People's war- den. Those appointed to the Board of Management by the rec- tor were: James A. Cameron, Roy Fitzsimons, J. E. Hovey, Lloyd Scotchmer, Mrs. Percy Weston, Mrs, R. H. F. Gairdner; those er- ected were: Mrs. R. J. Larson, Art Turland, Maynard Corrie, J. Brown Higgins, E. A. Feather- ston, Mrs. J. W. Jewett Mrs. J. Cluff was re-elected Vestry clerk and secretary of the board. Lay delegate to Synod, Art Turland; substitute, 5. Brown Higgins; rec- tory committee, 3. E. Hovey; treasurer, Roy Fitzsimons; chair- man, cent-a-meal fund, ' J. M. Stewart; chairman of sidesm'en to assist wardens, E. A. Featherston; auditors for 1.958, J. E. Hovey, Art Turland. simons. After the meeting was adjourn- ed, the ladies served refreshments. bend was the preacher and the ream had the honoured privilege of being his chaplain," The rector commended the con- gregation for their contribution to the budget this year; and also the steady reduction of the debt on the rectory through the cent-a- USE NEWS-13.KORD, -c1,4”.1Figl) ADS IT WILL FAY 'YOU! convortrrm PRICES .?LEIS PERSONAL SERVICE RUG STORES SPECIAL VALVES and REMINDERS ' THIS WEEK t:ligliAt Y VALUE on LD.A. BRANDS 1. Quality; 2. Quantity; i3, Pr ce; 4, Guarantee AILS. & C. 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