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Clinton News-Record, 1959-05-14, Page 3Shipinan Goldsworthy , St. Peter's Cathedral, London, was the setting on Saturday, April 25, when the Rev, Fr, J. 14, Doyle, -united iir marriage June Marie . Goldsworthy and Leslie Earl Ship- man, both of London. • We Do Wonders With Drapes You'll really be proud to show, off when we clean them! We re- capture all their original fresh- ness and clarity . . or if you wish, we'll dye them a new colour CLINTON 9d HU.-2-7064 SpAdEAPS INTERNATIONAL DESIgNER PATTERN Wesley,Willis Woman's Association Have District Women as Guests • The May meeting of the Wesley- president of the Dominion Board, Willis Woman's Association was spoke and answered queetione re held in the church parlor with the union of the organi4ations, members from. Hohnesville, Turn- Mrs„ Scott and Mrs. lienderson, er's and Brucefield present, from Srucefield, rendered a pleas, The meeting opened with the ing piano duet. theme song, and the hymn '"Just Mrs. Andrews, past president, in-, as I arm"- The Scripture Lesson troduced the guest speaker, Mrs, was read by Mrs, McLaren, J.. A. McKire, who gave a very, thoughts on the lesson by Mrs. W. interesting talk on Newfoundland, M, Nediger and prayer by Mrs. N. She spoke of the background, the Shepherd. The Lord's Prayer was life of the women and the present read in unison. 'Various reports circumstances of Newfoundland. were given, thank you cards read - Mrs. P. _Andrews favoured with and sick call's reported. a solo, "I have walked along with Mrs. Lloyd Bond, Hohnesville, Jesus, accompanied by Mrs. MwP, gave a reading. The manse corn- herd.. rnittee gave their report. A' quest- A social hour was spent, Each lonaire on the amalgamation of of the viisting organizations ex- WA and WMS and other societies pressed their thanks for the pleas,-wes given, . Mrs. B. C, Hearn ant meeting and the Clinton lad- gave a report of the Presbyterial les thanked all those who took at Moncrief, Mrs. R, K, Rose, part, TENDERS Tenders will be received at The Public Utilities Office, 'Clinton, Ontario, for a full One-Ton Hydraulic Lift Dump Truck with Single Rear Wheels, equipped with Snow Tires on rear Heater and Defroster --- Directional Signals and P.U.C. CLINTON painted on both sides of truck. Tenders to be in the, Utilities Office by 5.00 o'clock p.m. E.D.S.T., Friday, May 22nd, 1959. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. JABEZ E. 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It you need money for farming, fishing, or similar purposes, see Trans Canada Credit, Loans over $1,600. may be arranged for Seasonal) extended or monthly repayment. Smaller loans arranged on monthly plans over 20 and 30 months. Call uS today. fit,11(fAY. 4,, 19.5 - Ontario Street WA Visitors Day Seven New Boy Scouts An inVeSture was held last Wed- nesday night in which about seven boys became scouts, Scouter Bob Mitchell Introduced a new method by which the boys saw the tiny . "flame" of scouting spread to all four corners of the world. Last Saturday, May 9 saw the troop . urepeeing fora stay .ever. the coming long weekend. WEEKEND FEATURE DOUBLE LAYER SHORTCAKE — 29c CRACKED WHEAT BREAD — 22c Freshness Guaranteed Clinton I 6 A This Week the Luck Number is 1006 Check your Calendar. If number matches take Calendar to our office claim your $3.00 credit. Anniversary Preacher The Rev. Dr, H. H, Savauge, Pontiac, Mich., speaker at the Sunday School anniversary ser- vices in Knox United Church, Auburn, on Sunday, May 17, Services are at 11 a,m. and 8 p.m. Special music will be supplied by the children's choir in the morning. In the evening, the regular choir will be assisted by the male quartet from Blyth, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldsworthy, RR 1, Clinton, and an employee at London Life Assurance Company. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Shipman, Brock- ville, Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride was lovely in a wh- ite ballerina-length gown of silk and ruffled net accented with wide blue sash featuring a large bow and streamers at the back. Iri- descent sequins trimmed the bod- ice over which she wore a mat- ching white peau de sole bolero. A scalloped pearl and sequin tiara held her marquisette veil, and she carried a bouquet of pink roses. The bride was attended by her Sister, Miss Marjorie Goldsworthy, Hamilton, who wore a pink silk ballerina-length gown. Groomsman was Pat Brokman, Hamilton. A turkey banquet was served to about 23 guests at the Latin Quarter, in London. Upon their return from a wed- ding trip, the young couple will live in London. Premier Frost Denies Liberal Suggestion Premier Frost has denied that he has any intention of becoming Canada's next governor general. Suggestion that this was in the offing, was made by James Scott, Seaforth, executive director, and secretary of the Ontario Liberal Association, when speaking at a Liberal meeting in Fort William last Wednesday. Our Specialty CHINESE DISHES For Take Out Orders Phone HU 2-9041 Open 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. MEAY MEE RESTAURANT ALBERT STREET—CLINTON 17-8-9-20-b 11111110111• AM IN Ontario Street United. Church Woman's Association met on Tues- day afternoon, May 5 in the ch- urch parlour. This was visitors day, and guests were the ladies of Varna, Goshen and the Turner's W.A, Mrs. 3, B, Levis presided dur- ing the meeting, when she wel- corned the guests as well as some members who have been absent through illness. Miss Sybil Court- ice took the devotions. The theme of her talk was "Humility." This is a large eebject and one to which all can give a great deal of thought, Mrs, Levis then asked the" pros- idents of the visiting W.A.'s to introduce their own groups, Varna was introduced by Mrs. Harold Dowson; Goshen by Mrs, Bruce Keyes; Turner's by Mrs. Alice Lawson, rs. Mrs. Charles Elliott read the correspondence which included several "Thank-you" notes. An in- vitation to Turner's WA. on May 20 was Program accepted. consisted of a harmen- lea solo by Mrs. John Turner from Turner's WA. Trumpet solo by Mrs. Clare McBride, accompan, ied on the piano by Mrs. Elliott, Goshen, Two readings by Mrs. Robert Taylor, Varna, entitled, Rural Living" and "Grandma's ph- ilosophy", Mrs. A. J. MacMurray introduc- ed the guest speaker, Miss Clara McGowan, who spoke on her work and experiences in the Children's Aid Society at Goderich, which was most inspirational and in- formative to each one present. Mrs. Bruce Cann sang to solos, "Linger with Jesus in Prayer" in English, and "Beautiful Isle -of Somewhere" sang in the langu- age of the Netherlands. Miss Em- ma Plumsteel accompanied her at the piano. Mrs. Ira Merrill moved a hearty vote of thanks and appreciation to all who took part in the pro- gram, to the speaker Miss Mc- Gowan, and also to Miss S. Court- ice for the devotions. Lunch was served by the social committee, and a sociable time was enjoyed by everyone. 0 ST. ANDREW'S WMS WILL MEET ON MAY 19 The Women's Missionary Soc- iety of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will meet at Mrs. Dun- bar's on Tuesday, May 19, at 2.30 p.m. Ronald 'Paterson of London' At Ascot the races are only part of the picture. British beauties are a major attraction, and Ron- ald Paterson is their favorite de- signer. The reasons are obvious in this dress which can't fail to wrest a glance from even the most rabid racing fan. The bodice, fit- ted in front and bloused at the sides and back, has a. high scoop neck and slight sleeves. A flat bow below the bosom tops a wide curved waistband, released darts make a graceful skirt. Printed silk or rayon, novelty cotton, shantung, crepe are all good ma- terials. From this size chart sel- ect the one size best for you: Sizes Bust Waist ' Hips 10 34 24 35 12 35 25 36 14 361/2 261/2 371/2 18 16 38 28 4 39 0 30 41 20 42 32 34 Sizes Length from Nape of Neck to Waist 10 16% inches 12 16% inches 14 17 inches 16 171/4 inches 18 171/2 inches 20 17% inches Size 16 requires 3% yards of 39-inch material for dress and 1/4, yard of 39-inch material for lining. To order Pattern No. S-432, state size, send $1.25. For Ron- ald Paterson label, send 25c. For new Jumbo 144 page Internation- al Designer Pattern Book B-C, send $1.25, Address: Spadea, % Norman Hartnell (Canada) Lim- ited, % Clinton News-Record. Please allow 2 weeks for delivery. (Next week look for an Interna- tional Designer Pattern by Joset Walker). Copyright 1959 Spadea Fashions. Inc. 0 Some people never hit the mark because they never pull the trig- ger. At4t4UP.1. SAE 4 NNEIXIVIER COLOGIsIE Regular $2.50 00V4 $1a fOlit. A OWED lithE ONLY Here are four delightful fragrances in this refreshing cologne that gains more of a following each year. Be sure to got your share of this bargain treasure. • Lilac Time C Sweet Spice • June Bouquet I Summer Song UNIQUI) SERVICE • MOTU IAA. SPECIALS MAY H — 16 SEIDLITZ POWDERS 23c IDOL AGAR Reg, 98c 39c Reg. '1.89 1.49 WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO $1.25 98c TRt-SODIUM PHOSPHATE 19c GLEEM TOOTH PASTE with nail brush 63c LYSOL with free sponge 79c LUSTRE. CREME SHAMPOO 79c with 45c size free PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE with hair brush 89c NOXZEMA SPECIALS 98c $1.25 PRO-PHY-LAC-TIC TOOTH BRUSHES reg. 69c — 2 for 98c REVLON MATCHMAKER Lipstick and Nail Polish reg. $2.50 — $1.75 40 PAL BLADES with nail clipper 98c HOLLYWOOD WAVE SET with free comb 29c - SUPP-HOSE BY ROLANE $4,95 HUnter 2-6626 y . to give "change the the and your home an of scenery". exciting B. PENNEBAKER DRUGGIST TAKE MY TIP AND PLEASED YOU'LL BE: DRIVE TO TOWN — SEE T.C.C. TRUSTY WAS RIGHT- IT SURE WAS FAST THOSE PILED-UP BILLS ARE PAID AT LAST. THEMORAIA PLAIN FOR ALL TO SEES, °WHEN YOU NEED CASH SEE T.C.C« There Will Be DANCING Every Friday Night At The Old Forge - Bayfield TONS CANADA CREDIT 10.00 -- 1.30 Music By Grant Edighoffer And His Melody Masters With Vocals by Jo Ann ADMISSION: 75 Cents DINE and DANCE eimmisarommommostsoftwoniummossi Daniel Defcie, creator of "Rob- inson Crusoe", wrote some 30 books in the last four years .of his life.