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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-02-26, Page 5BRuctiimo Brownies Fly Up Into Guide Company. On the occasion of the "fly up" of the First and Fourth Brownie Pack members into Guides, Douglas And- rews, chairman of the Guide and Brownie committee of the Clinton Legion which sponsors the groups, presented each Brownie with a compass for her achievement, Shown here, front row, left to right are: Nancy Johnston, Mary Ellen Andrews, Glenda Mero, Cathy Draper, Faye Carter, Helen Livermore and Sheryl Rozell, In the back row are: Mr, Andrews, Linda J. MacDonald, - Patricia Reynolds, Elaine Rumball, Barbara Carter, Susan Smith, Linda Nich- olson, Linda Murphy and Carol Thompson. E Victoria Street Phone HU 2-9711 Clinton — Ontario . 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Mrs. Stackhouse, Mrs, L, Wilson, Mr, and Mrs. Mac Wilson visited in London on Sunday, Miss Burdge and 1VI'rs, Roy Lel:4440)n are patients in Clinton .Public Hospital, • The volunteer fire brigade was caned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott this week, to extinguish a hlaze which he- gan in the filters of the furnace. Mrs. Mary Crawford, Landes- boro, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Charles Spelling. Sun- day evening, M. and Mrs, Snelling and Mrs, Crawford visited friends at the Huron County Home. WMS Brucefieitl Woman'sl4etjnglYfissionary Society met Tuesday, February 10 Owing to the weather there was a small attendance, Worship service was in charge of Mrs, N, Walker and Miss M. Swan. ,The theme "Race Preju- dice Exposed". Miss Swan read the Scripture -lesson and the comment and prayer was given by Mrs, Walker, Mrs. S. Davison, in the absence of Mrs. W, Scott, president, pre- sided over the business part of the meeting. Roll call answered by seven members. The treasurer's report waS given, and Miss Swan in reporting for Community Friendship, told of ten calls be- ing made and read a thank you note. Mrs 1VIcqueen told of a new subscription of , the Missionary Monthly. It was agreed to provide a study packet for the Mission Band, It was unanimously agreed to oh- serve "God's Minute" by the me- mbers, every day during the Len- ten Season. The Easter Thankof- fering Meeting was discussed, but owing to the small attendance was laid over to a later date. It was reported that Mr. Donald Watt of Bella Coola Hospital was buying anaesthetic equipment for their hospital, with donations he received for speaking and showing slides at different church meet- ings. Parcels sent to Bella Coale Hospital from Toronto, cost $13.65 per cwt. by freight, and $15.00 by express. The WMS will ask for old woolens to be made into blan- kets to be sent in the bale, These donations should be left at the hoine of Mrs. Lorne Wilson. Mrs. Wilson was in charge of the Study Leaflet. She told of the missionary interest in health, and of**the established missionary hospitals. There is a great deal of work to be done in the case of boys to avoid delinquency and of delinquent girls who need assist- ance, Mrs, Lorne Wilson was appoint- ed "Key Woman" for the Day of Prayer in 1960. Store's First Anniversary Just about o year ago, Ball and Mutch. Hardware became an I.H.A. hardware store, and staged a 'bang-up opening, with balloons for the kids and everything. This 'week the stare is having their first anniversary .under the new system, and although there are •ino balloons for the kids, the bargains offered, seem well wort!? investigating. (News-Record Photo) There's Magic In Your DOLLAR At RED & WHITE BEST VALUES — BEST QUALITY -- BEST SAVINGS HEINZ BABY FOOD 10 For $11.00 Champion Dr. Ballard Dog Food , 2c off pack. 15 oz. 9 For 1.00 WHITE SWAN TISSUE 9 For 1.00 KLEENEX — Chubby or Reg. 6 For 1.00 BRIGHT'S FANCY APPLE SAUCE 15 oz. Tins 8 For 1.00 CUT GREEN BEANS 15 oz. Tins 9 For 1.00 LIBBY'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE 20 oz. 7 For 1:00 KING CHOICE TOMATOES 1 20 oz. 5 For 1.00 TUNA FISH — SOUTHERN CROSS 5 For 1.00 CREAM STYLE CORN 20 oz. 6 For 1.00 GREEN PEAS .• LYNN VALLEY 20 oZ. 8 For 1.00 PINK SALMON CLOVER LEAF lb. Tins. 2 For 1.00 SLICED PINEAPPLE PARTY BRAND , ........ 20 oz. 4 For 1.00 HUNT'S TOMATO `‘JUICE 48 oz. 4 For 1.00 DESSERT PEARS — KING CHOICE 28 6z. 5 For 1.00 AYLMER SOUPS — Tomato or Vegetable ..., I 0 ox. Tins 8 For 1.00 RED & WHITE EVAPORATED MILK TALLS 7 For 1.00 LIBBY'S BEANS-- Deep Browned 20 oz. 5 For 1.00 PERSONAL SIZE IVORY SOAP Dollar Day Best . ,, ,, , . 12 For 1.00 , PEANUT BUTTER GOLD MEDAL HOMO 9 oz. Glass 4 For 1.00 Sugar and Spice * rk * And now, if you'll excuse me. I have to type out the invitations to Kim's birthday party, then help Hugh with a couple of those rug- ged arithmetic questions, then do the dishes while my wife's at a meeting. But never fear, I'll be right back in there tomorrow at lunchtime, battling the vanishing prestige of parenthood. And get- ting a lot of lip from• an quarters, no doubt, Everyone'Reads The ClaSsifieds * * I feel at times a great- pity for the youth of today. They are at heart as eager, as adventurous, as keen to savour life, as ever any generation was. But, in the name of family responsibilities, 'or some such twaddle, we're giving them a poor basis for living. However, there's no use getting worked up about this, I refuse to accept my family responsibilities, and I do it proudly, Stop fighting back for one minute, and your wife and children start treating you with the disgusting patronage ac- corded a Dagwood Burnstead. There's nothing noble about a doormat. (Continued from Page Two) as their parents become sillier. Don't blame the kids. It's only amazing that so many of them turn out as well as • they do. If many modern mothers had their way, their-sons would never marry, just stay home with Mom, Many modern fathers cannot conceive of a young man pure enough to marry their flower-like daughters. * The hilarious part is that, after we have sacrificed, for their sake, our dignity, our health, our free- dom and our integrity, we are hor- rified to find them looking upon us with the subdued disgust with which one might eye a leper. We are practically stoned with dismay when they cast us off like an old rubber boot. There's more to launder- ing than washing & iron- ing! One way we add ex- . tra wear to your sheets, linens, clothing — is to pick the right soap for each laundering need. Reliable products—prop- erly used — that's our platform, Call to-day. This Week the Lucky No. is 1926 Check your Calendar. If the number matches, take the Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. Photographs WEDDINGS — FAMILY GROUPS and CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS And All Types of Photos. (Open Evenings) Wentworth Studio 91- SOUTH STREET GODERICH, ONTARIO . Phone 1372 8-b THREE BIG DAYS Thursday, Feb. 26 Friday, Feb. 27 Saturday, Feb. 28 SLACKS BUY NOW! Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Over 125 pair to choose from. All Sizes: 28 to 18 CliaMer- FoR EXTRA VALUIN Stanley's- Red and White Supemrarket FREE DELIVERY QUEEN ST. GOOD PARKING ( WIEN FRIDAY EVENINGS)