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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-11-06, Page 3"You mean to just 3*.a.sclay may semi backache away!" Sounds good! Logical, tool You see the normal job of the kidneys is to remove excess wastes and acids --so often the cause of hacker/Ili—from the system. Dotkro Kidney Pills stimulate the kidneys in this function and so may bring you that welcome relief from backache they have many others. Try just 3ra-day, You can depend one Doda'se- in the blue box with the red bona, 04 Your Harvest Is Sure MIO when you invest at British Mortgage 70 Guaranteed Investment Certificates Any amount over $100. A., 8 to 10 years Just mail your cheque, British Mortgage 'does the rest. Write for an investment folder, BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST Founded In 1877 STRATE010) .10.1111111110.1*,....1 IL C. LAWSON, Representative Phone HU 2-9644 Clinton, Ontario His ambition is to build a fishing camp He wants to equip,his home miAht Representative: H. C. LAWSON, CLINTON, ONTARIO Phones: Bus. HU 2-9644 Res. HU 2.9187 17113.1ftSPAY, NOVENWE CLINTON IIEW$43,VOMIX> PAGE egg Married Jn London Miss Beacom Led Women Teachers At Regular Meeting The, members of the Clinton:. Unit of the*F.W.T,A,O, assenibled in the Clinton Public School on Tuesday evening, October 2S. The presidentt Miss Edythe Beacom, opened the meeting by repeating the Federation prayer, Follow- ing routine .business the teachers were reminded that donations were. still being accepted for the Helen geefer Memorial Fund, • Was 13eaeom reported briefly pn the annual meeting which she had attended in Toronto the previous summer„ The programme convener, Miss L, Johnston, took charge of the remainder of the meeting, and called upon Mrs, George Falconer, who gave an amusing reading en. titled, "Washday of the Farm." Mrs. J. W. VanEgmond sang two Q10S, accompanying herself on the triter. .A contest conducted by Tiss Johnston brought the meeting MO a close. A social hour in the (lounge followed, !Often arises when • people who ,feel too i or too itir,ed to WO*. still consider thew: selves ,Ce/PlaibEe of dirtying a ear, Slickness and fatigue can limp,* a dirdiver an much as .alcohol, points, oat die Ontario Safety League, 'Airman Fined $1.00 For Taking Car from. Bracefield The 28i.year-old airman from Aockcliffe RCAF Station who. re- cently took a car from the gara0 of Harold Lobb, prucetiod, out the owner's consent was fined $100 and costs, or one month in jail, The charges were heard in magistrate's court in Goderich. Royce D. liatWn was also fined $10 and costs,'' or three days, fOr careless driving M Trafalgar Township. He had been picked El? at Oakville after the 1,4113 car he was driving hit a telephOne pole, causing about V50 damage to the vehicle, liaugen said lie was going back to camp after visiting a friend at Clinton, lie intObilicl up ...to Clinton but decided not to hitch-hike back because it was cold and there weren't very many ears on the road, he Said.. GODERICH 'MK and Mrs. James R. Stirling spent one week in Taranto visitin their families, While there the} motored on the new Burlington Skyway toll bridge on the Queen Elizabeth Highway, They exi'o, the privilege -of ree..T.kp Juin the .opening 10-day toll.free peridd. The suit, cleaned the Clinton Laundry way al- ways wins' praise. Our dry cleaning is safe, effic: lent and completely sat- isfying. Try it today. This Week The Lucky No. is 207'1 Check your Calendar. If the number matches, take the Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. Colborne Street United Church, London, was the setting for the wedding of the former Anita Mae Louise Edgar and Robert Leslie Lemmon, The bride is the daughter of Mn and Mics. Alvin C. Edgar, London, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Lemmon, Varna. The couple will live in London. (Photo by McKittrick's) 9ee MU-2-7064 ..ileda _raga _ma& atioa. Canada has about 35,000, miles of paved highway and about 44,-, 000 miles anankrack railway tine, 4 Hancocks— 'Armstrong St. Paul's United Church, Ham- ilton, was the scene of a lovely wedding ceremony on Saturday, November 1, when Eleanor Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong, 27 Tragina Ave., N„ Hamilton, became the bride of Derwyn Richard Hancocks, son of Mr, and Mts. Oliver Hancocks, Port Credit. The Rev. Fred M. Ellis officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white faille styled with embroidered sa- bring neckline and panels extend- ing from the shoulder line to a chapel-length train. •In her bou- quet were baby pink sweetheart' roses with feathered white car- nations, bouvardia and heather, Her fingertip veil of tulle was held by a crown headdress of pearl beading, Attendants were Mrs. Glen Car- ter, Londesboro, cousin of the bride; Misses Lois Jackson, Joan Milne, Joyce Hamann and Marj- orie Hart. They wore peacock blue dresses with bell-shaped skirts, matching feathered head- dresses and corsages of white but- ton 'mums and ivy leaves. Groomsman was George Han- cocks, Toronto, and the ushers were Ross Tuck and David Pett- inghill, Port Colborne; Brian Johnson, Port Credit and George 'Westmoreland, Hamilton. Miss Bessie Ritchie, Hamilton, was or- ganist. A reception was held in the Scottish Rite Club. . Showers prior to the ceremony were held by the following host- esses: Mrs. Donald Ramsay and Miss Lois Jackson, at the home of Miss Lois Jackson; Mrs. Robert Richmond; Miss Beryl Rich-. m o n d; Mrs. Joseuh McCull- ough and Miss Eileen McCull- ough at the home of Mrs. McCull- ough; Mrs. David Guyer; Miss Joan Milne; Mrs. ,Glen Carter, Londesboro and the women of St, Paul's United Church in Hamil- ton. Presentations were made by the choir of the church and by the cheerleaderS of Delta Secondary School, Hamilton. Mrs, Fred Armstrong entertain- ed at a trousseau tea on October 26 in honour of her daughter, and was assisted. in receiving guests by Mrs. Oliver Hancocks, Port Credit, mother of the groom. Pouring tea were Miss Marjorie Allan, Mrs. F. M. Ellis; Mrs. Alex Scott, Grimsby; Mrs, John Arm- strong, Lonclesboro and Mrs. Jam- es Armstrong, Clinton. Assisting with serving were Mrs, Donald Ramsay and the Misses Eileen Mc- Cullough , and Beryl Richmond, while assisting in the rooms were Mrs. Glen Carter, Mrs. Harold Forbes and Misses Lois Jackson, Joan Milne, Marjorie Hart, Joyce Hamann, The bride and groom are honey- mooning at Lake. Placid, U.S.A. 12 cu, ft. FROST FREE Refrigerator with separate Home Freezer. IIVIPERIAL MODEL 1-10L-12 Insulated, Separate 75 lb. freezer assures zero degree stor- age . . will sharp freeze foods at below zero temperatures. Cold injector refrigerator section has temperature control dial— gives proper cooling degree for your foods„. Chills foods faster, keeps foods better, Clinton Electric Shop • "Your WESTIAHOUSE Dealer" ALBERT ST. D. W. Cornish, Prop. CLINTON ghe UTIOAL IEEE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA ESTABLISHED DO, HEAD OFFICE: WATERLOO, INIT. CLINTON Precious Cargo ...handle with carp Remember the day you brought that tiny bundle of joy home from the hospital? It was a great moment. 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