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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-07-16, Page 11••••••••••••••••••.,110.4.04 News of Auburn Correspondent: MRS. W, BRAWNIOOK phone Auburn 51 r 14 '1WASDA,Y, ATLY. 6,. TOM HELENE CURTIS SHAMPOOS and RINSES FAMILY SIZE SPECIAL 16 oz. ONLY $1.39 BATHING CAPS , 59c to $1.29 SUNTAN LOTIONS 60c to $1.69 No-Mix Toni with professionally pre-mixed neutralizer! Only home permanent with a neu- tralizer that's professionally pre- mixed! No more measuring ...No mixing . . . No mishaps! Just snip off the tip, and it's squeeze easy! SGupeourobor $70 Regular Cameras Printing, Developing Films Magazines Smiles n' Chuckles Greeting Cards Chocolates Suits & Sport Coats We've put our Entire Stock of SUITS and SPORT COATS ON SALE at HUGE SAVINGS! Come Early For Peak Selection! MEN'S SUITS $ 29 50 Reg. to $65.00 Men's Sport (oats PRICED AS LOW AS $14.95 to $24.95 Reg. to $39.50 EXTRA PANTS FREE on HOBBERLIN TAILORED SUITS SAVE UP TO $30.00 - Priced From - MEN'S CAPS- Reg. to $2.95 SALE PRICE ............ 35c to 95c MEN'S DRESS STRAW HATS-•. All Sizes-Reg. $3.95 SPECIAL „.„ ..... ......... „ ..... $1.95 MEN'S SHIRTS and SHORTS--- Small - Medium - Large A REAL SAVING --each 9c MEN'S DRESS PANTS'--- Sizes 30 to 40 Reg. to $12.95 NOW ONLY $635 MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS- OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT ONLY Reg. to $22.50 $6.95 & $9095 FORSYTH WHITE DRESS SHIRTS-- Shari. Sleeve All Sizes 10.1 to 161/2 ONLY $.95 TERMS STRICTLY CASH NO EXCHANGE OR REFUNb Phone HU 2.9351 HERM 9 Albert Street CLINTON Bible School The largest attended vacation Bible school to be held in this community was concluded on Sun- day evening when pupils, parents and friends met in Knox United Church for the annual church ser- miss Margo Grange presided at vice, Rev. R. Sweeney presided and the church organ. Keith Snell led in prayer. Rev. D, 3. Lane spoke of the objective of the Daily Vac- Mr,. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and son John spent last week in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Davies were in Grand Bend on Monday visiting with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Raithby and James Raithby, London, spent Monday and Tuesday in the vill- age. Kirkconnell, Mrs. Kirkconnell and ation Bible SCheol and said that it was: to help build character. give Bible knowledge, tell Bible truths, and to interest parents in the spir- itual welfare of their children, Pre-school children were in charge of Mrs. Hugh Bennett and Mrs. Frank Raithby assisted by Carolyn Clark, Mrs. S. polleb, Neta Sherwood, Anna Marie Sch- neider, Mrs, Gordon Dobie and Margaret Clark, who presided at the piano. Memory verses were said by John Koopmans, Marie Plunkett, Randy Machan, Shelly Grange, Rodney Polich, Martha 'Biddle and Mary Wilkin. This class sang three songs and played a rythm band. Besides those mentioned these were present at all classes, Ricky Archambault, Jamie and Charlotte Nesbet, Keith Lapp, Wayne Scott, Danny Evans, Murray Wightman, Raymond Hildebrand, Jackie de Groot, Dana Bean, Gary Ament, John Thompson, Norman and Ruthanne Robertson, Kenny and Billy Empey, Larry, Paul, Donna and Lorraine Chamney, Ross Dob- ie, Ralph and Joyce Hallam, Henry Maedel, Billy Snell, Jimmy Ben- nett, Nancy Brown, Kathy Sch- neider, Cherry and Wanda Plaet- zer, Heather Polich, Cathy Young; Susan, Carol and Marian Staples, Shelly McPhee, Donna Baechler, Mary Wilkin, Janet Johnston, Lin- da Jefferson, Gail Seers, Cheryl Stewart, Linda Sproul. The theme of this class was "The Bible". The "Shepherds of the Bible" was the theme of the primary class 'in the charge of Miss Margaret R. Jackson, assisted by Misses Ruth Millian, Shirley Brown, Car- ol Armstrong, Betty Durnin, Joan Mills and Bernice McDougall who also presided at the piano. They sang three songs and the follow- ing recited the Shepherd memory verses: Wendy Schneider, Brian Walden, Keith Scott, Allan Mc- Dougall, Joyce Leatherland, Bren- da Ball. Betty Moss and Jennifer Grange sang two duets. The other primary pupils were: Ronald, Wayne and Mark Arthur, Brenda Archambault, Ronald Br- own, Vera and Brian Craig, Daryl and Daryk Ball, Anne de Groot, Jean Hardy, Romana Hanna, Kathy Hallam, Gordon and Steven Haggitt, John Johnston, Nancy Lapp, Billy Millian, Monica Nes- bet, David Polich, Cynthia Purs- ley, Linda and Patsy Reed, Billy Sproule, Gail Stewart, Linda Snowden, Bobby Schneider, Adele Toman, Jack Vincent, Ross Wilson, Patsy Wilkin, Margaret Young- blut, Connie Young, Donna Mc- Donald. The junior class had as their study, "Finding the Way" with their leader, Mrs. Ed Davies in charge assisted by Mrs. Arthur Grange, Miss Elva Gross and Mrs. S. Lansing, Miss Barbara MacKay $10.00 $14.00 $6.50 was the pianist and accompanied for their song "Dare to be Brave". Telling how to find the way were: Gary Walden, Eddie Haines, John Montgomery, Klask.e Koopmans, Marian Youngblut, Darlene Stew- art, Douglas Archambault, Eldo Hildebrand. All the pupils had made puppets and the story of Baby Moses was read by Laura Daer and acted by Judy Arthur, Dianne Kirkcon- Furniture Values Several Items Listed Are Clear-Outs- And Selling Below Cost OUTDOOR ALL-METAL GARDEN TABLES- 36"---White Porcelain Finish Reg. $19.50 CHAISE LOUNGES-To Clear 29.00 2 Only- VISCOSE MATS-heavy quality with fringe 1 Only CAMP COT-Canvas, with Oak Frame ALL SIZES in SPRING-FILLED MATTRESSES On Sale Peerless Tweed pattern Reg. $7,95 3 Piece VELOUR CHESTERFIELD SUITE-- Veranda - 3 Pieces for Suitable for Cottage, Den or $25,00 $21.00 75 NEST OF 3 TABLES- Wrought Iron with Glass Tops. Reg. $12.95 Mr. and Mrs, Louis Wagner .and. son Louis Jr„ Masselon, Ohio, :spent their vacation with his sis- ter; Miss Minnie Wagner, Walter and William Wagner, and other relatives, Mrs. Louis Ruddy is assisting as nurse in Wingham this week, Misses Brenda and Karen East spent the last two weeks with Mr. and Mrs, William East and family, London. Ed. Stoltz, New Dundee, spent last Saturday with his brother, J. C. Stoltz, Mrs. Stoltz and Mrs. Marguerite Chopin. Congratulations are extended to Mrs. Annie Walper, Clinton, who last Sunday, July 12, celebrated her 89th birthday. Her daughter, Mrs, John Daer and Mrs, Andrew Kirkconnell visited with her last Friday, Mrs, McMurdo, Ayrshire, Scot- ti land spent last weekend with Mr, and Mrs. John Houston and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Millian and Mr, and Mrs, George Million are on a holiday trip to Wash- ington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. A. Armstrong, De- troit, formerly of Ayrshire, Scot- land, are visiting this week at the home of Mr, and Mrs, John Hous- ton. , Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Goss and Mr, and Mrs. Charles Cowan, Lon, don, visited last Thursday with Mrs, Sam Daer, Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Kirkconnell and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Daer and Bob and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daer and fam- ily. Miss Ehna Mitch spent a few days last week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Waldie Kiritcon- nell, Tiverton were guests last Sat- urday with his cousin Andrew nell, Ruth Schneider, Betty Hall- am and jannett Dobie. Others in this group were: Jill. and John Bennett, 'Billy Lapp, Ron- nie Middel, Mary and Elaine Snell, Karen Vaster, Marjorie and Nor- Ma Smith, Mary Sanderson, Patsy Millian, Brigette Schlichtling, Gail Miller, Marjorie Youngblut, Billy Snowden, Donna Chamney, Franc- es Middel, Linda Andrews, John MacKay, Douglas Vincent, Bobby Weir, Robert Wilkin, Karen and Dennis Krosby. The junior high had Keith Snell and Miss Louise Jefferson for their teachers, The Gospel of Luke was dramatized by Marilyn Deer, Bars barn Sanderson, Harold Campbell, with Jannett Young as commenta, tor. A choral reading was given, by Rosemarie Haggitt, Lois Halls am, Joan Weir, Margie Haines, Martie Koopmans, Jean Montgomm ery and Anne Snell. Others attending were: Barbara and Nancy Watson, Sharon Ball„ Barbara Baeehier. Certificates were presented and the benedic- tion pronounced. The hand work and crafts were on display in the Sunday School room. CLINTON 114W4-R>CORP PAGE. 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