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Clinton News-Record, 1959-11-12, Page 3SCHOOL EXPENSES AUTO REPAIRS HOME 'REPAIRS ,CONSOLIDATE .DEBTS WANT CASH FOR THINGS YOU NEED THIS FALL? THEN GIVE T.C.C. A TELEPHONE CALL! TRANS CANADA CREDIT Loans from $150. to $2,500. or more. Take up to 30 months to repay on a wide selection of loan plans. ( - Prompt, dignified service. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 411, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HU 24646 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 797 GODERICH, ONT. 1044 EASIEST CLEANINO! i • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1959 WESTINGHOUSE " ELECTRIC RANGE • • WITH PLUG-OUT UNITS. Yes, cleaning's a breeze—and cooking's a pleasure with these Westinghouse PLUS features: • Miracle Sealed Oven —with Spread- Even }Ieaters, assures perfect baking and roasting. • Divided Top —for ample work space. No-drip edge prevents spillovers. o Automatic Cooking —with timer-con- trolled oven, • 1001 Heate—on all surface units, as well as five marked settings, Model AM.30 NEW COOKING MIRACLE ask about the Westinghouse exclusive—the amazing Serv. Temp Roast Guard that keeps meat hot, juicy, done exactly to your taste, even if dinner's delayed for hours, YOU CAN NE SURE...if esting house LAY-AWAY 'FOR CHRISTMAS Clinton Electric Shop • "YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER" D. W. Cornish, Proprietor CLINTON 41kraVAM 4U1. NEVER BEFORE a range with both surface and oven heaters that plug-out to make cleaning a breeze. Deep snow on November 25, 1914, is the memory of Mr. and Mrs. James A. McGill (now of 45 Shipley Street) on their wedding day. They went to London by train for their honeymoon, first driving to Belgrave in a horse- drawn cutter, The Rev. T. H. Farr, rector of Blyth and Bel- grace Anglican Churches officiat- ed at the wedding. Mrs. McGill was Mary Ella Nethery, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. William Nethery, East Wawanosh Township. She was a member of Belgrave Angli- can Church and was organist there for seven years. Mrs. McGill is a life member of the Woman's Missionary So- ciety and a past vice-president of GOOD WILL TUANKOFFERING- PLANNED FOR NOVEMBER 16 The postponed Thankoffering meeting of Wesley-Willis United Church Good Will Club will be held in the church parlor on Mon- day evening, November 16 at 8 p.m. Mrs. J. A. McKim will be guest speaker. 0 United Church WMS Presbytery Meets in Constance Church The Centre Section of Huron Presbytery's Women's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada held its sectional conven- tion in Constance United Church with Mrs. R. McMichael, Walton, presiding. The afternoon session was at- tended by delegates and members of the auxiliaries from Bethel, Burns', Brucefield, Clinton Ontario Street, Clinton Wesley-Willis, Lon- desboro, McKillop Duff's, Mon- crieff, Seaforth, Varna, Walton and Winthrop. Mrs. Holland's, Aylmer, guest speaker of the afternoon, present- ed the current studies• and plans leading to the unification of the WMS and WA into one organiza- tion, •thus co-ordinating women's work in the church. Miss Baxter, returned missionary from India, was guest speaker at the evening session, She showed colored slides and gave enlightening facts re- garding the training of young Indian men and women for Chris- tian service, Two films, "Angola Awakes" and "Face the Future", were shown, giving a glimple of mis- sionary work in Africa. Through the medium of a record called "Worship Service with Africans" with Dr. Moorhouse as commen- tator, a missionary greeting was sent t.,) Christians in other parts of 'the world, A splendid African choir sang familiar hymns and the listeners were invited to join them in praise. A musical number by the CGIT of Winthrop was greatly enjoyed. Mfrs. McVittie, Blyth, president of Huron Presbytery's WMS, addres- sed the meeting, expressing ap- preciation of the group's co-opera- tion, stressing the power of pray- er, and looking forward to a year of women united working for Christ. A delicious supper was served by the ladies of Constance United Church to those remaining for the evening meeting. ataiMmaisaamorimimisimiliMilmilmemm T-108 21's TABLE MODEL Quality at a Budget Price Super-Power Chassis Finger-tip Top Tuning Matching Shelf or Console Base or Offset Legs See it today at Merrill TV Service Clinton HU :2-21)21 imoommompoimorrims••••••••••• Forty-Fifth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. James A, McGill were married 45 years ago, November 25 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. William Nethery, East Wawanosh. They celebrated the important year last weekend at their residence, 45 Shipley Street, with a family dinner. (News-Record Photo) Family Home To Help Celebrate 45th Wedding Day at McGill's Huron Presbyterial Woman's Mis- sionary Society. At present she is supply secretary of Huron Presbyterial Executive, an active worker in all women's groups of the church. and the Clinton. Ladies Conservative Association. Her hobbies are painting, music, and needlework (quilts and crochet- ing). Mr. McGill was also born in East Wawanosh, the son of the late James and Susan McGill, who were of Irish descent. He is a woodworker by trade and a life long faithful member first of the Methodist and later of the United Church. He was choir leader for 27 years at Westfield United Church. Mr. and Mrs. McGill moved to Clinton in 1939 and Mr. McGill joined the staff of Sherlock- Manning Piano Co. Ltd., until his retirement. He was until recent- ly a member of the choir of the Wesley-Willis United Church to which he and his wife belong. He served 35 years on the session of both churches. Mr. McGill enjoys woodwork- ing as a hobby and has made many beautiful pieces. In early years he enjoyed fishing. They have three sons, James E. McGill, B.A„ M.A., Montreal; Glen McGill, B.A., Brampton; Ed- ward W. McGill, Bolton; two dau- ghters, Mrs J. P. (Kathleen) Munk, Brampton; Mrs. A. C. (Helen) Kelly, Palo Alto, Calif. They have eleven grandchild- ren, Mary Jean, Montreal; Cam- eron, twins jimmy and Carol Mc- Gill, Brampton; Barbara and Glenn, Bolton; Margo and Niels Munk, Brampton; Paul, Karen and Bruce Kelly, Calif. A dinner on Saturday was at- tended by all the family but those in California and was held early so that bad weather would not interfere. If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and then everybody gets a "tired-out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause back. ache and tired feeling. Then you' feel better, rest better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at all drug counters. You can depend on Dodd's.so I BETTER./ COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS INCLUDING— Dolls - Games - Windup - Friction and Novelties ON DISPLAY THIS WEEK SuiteriPerdue QUALITY HOUSEWARES and HARDWARE CLINTON HU 2.7023 CLUITQII NZIATS,IINCORp WirQRSPAY, NQVFlYil3l R 12, 109 PAO . TIMAgi Eastern Star Instals Mrs. 1. 'Pearson Worthy Matron For Coming Year Mrs. Ross Middleton; secretary, Mrs. Robert Jervis; treasurer, Mrs. Alex Haddy; chaplain, Mrs. Willard Aiken; marshall, 1Vfr,. Irene WolseY; organist, Mrs, J. M. Elliott, Star points, Mrs. William Nor- man, Mrs. Alvin Lobb, Miss Sand- ra Williams, Mrs. Gordon: Steepe, Mrs. Frank Cook; warder, Mrs, Carl Powell; sentinel, Mrs. Wal.- ter Forbes, A draw was held on a bushel of apples, donated by Mrs. Ross Middleton, Refreshment convex)... er, Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons and her group served lunch, Projects of the worthy matron are an increased donation to ESTARL, (Eastern Star Training Awards for Religious Leadership); also something for the, hospital and a donation to the newly for- med Clinton Retarded Children's Association. The the home Yfr. wedding From iwered n, other Landoll Regular rhank-yoU iomething and the London. of Mrs, gift club. by for note produce, Mrs. each the Road Meehng Road Henry they Fred was Roll sale CC had one * Club read Kuiper call of Anderson, lub met was received donating baking from for a an- at. It was moved by Mrs. W. Managhan and Mrs. C. IVIagee th $5 be given to the eNra. T sale of homemade baking a other produce brought the sum $8,8$, Lunch was Served by Nits, 9 liras arid Mrs.Managhan, assist by NI"' Anderson. The November meeting will at the home of Mrs. Booth. Ho esses will be Mrs. N. Manning a Mrs. Rooth. Roll call, a ctIrre event. Program, Mrs. Harry Ma steel. A Competitive / ,... _„,..,„. Special Values Prices Plus Personal Service STORES . g and Reminders This Week SPOT I.D.A. Money Saving Specials 59c BRAND -4 REMOVER and • 33c, 10 oz.—Reg, 46c, 75c I.D.A. TOILET TISSUE BRAND—Pink—Yellow—White—Reg. 2 for 27c 2 for 29c FRICTION COLGATE TOY CAR DENTAL with FAMILY SIZE CREAM 98c ETIQUET DEODORANT "PINK" STICKREG. 98° 79c 1 & J BABY Oil. 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PENNEBAKER Beattie Funeral Homo When Death Occurs Away From Home Through our connections, we can aid a fam. ily, regard- less of where they may re- quire funeral services. We will handle all details and can avoid delay, while saving you from unnecessary expenses. 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE New officers of -Clinton -Chapter No. 266 Order of the Eastern Star, were installed by Mrs. Claire Kennedy, London, and Mr. Harry Williams, immediate past patron, They were assisted by Mrs. J. M. Elliott, installing marshall; installing chaplain. Mrs. William Henshaw, London; installing or- ganist, Mrs. Ray Vincent, Blyth. Others assisting were immediate past matron, Mrs. TI, Williams; past matrons Mrs. Kenneth B. McRae, Mrs. William Wells, Mrs. Joe, Hart, Mrs. Vic Roy; past patrons Everett Harris. and Joe Hart; (district deputy grand mat, ron, Mrs. Harold Phillips, Blyth. Officers installed were: worthy matron, Mrs. Leslie Pearson; worthy patron, Alvin Lobb; as= sociate matron, Mrs. William Craig, Sr.; associate patron, Bert Irwin; conductress, Mrs. William Craig, Jr.; associate conductress, nd of ed t id rt 1.