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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-11-26, Page 5NOTICE Is Hereby Given That a Meeting of the Electors for the Nom- ination of Candidates for the Position of Mayor„ Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors, Public Utilities Colitis- sioners and Public School Board for the Ensiling Term will be held in the Council chambers of the Town Hall, Clinton THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1959 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7.30 O'CLOCK AND 8.30 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING JOHN LIVERMORE, Returning Officer And If Necessary, An Election to. Fill the Above Named Positions Will Be Held On MONDAY, DEC. 7th, 1959 at the Following Places and by the Following Named Perkons. That is to say, in ST. ANDREW'S WARD - At ST, JOHN'S WARD - At the the Council Chambers, Dep- Ball-Macaulay Show Room, uty Returning Officer, Ed- King St,, Deputy Returning ward Mittell, Officer, Ernest Radford, ST. JAMES' WARD - At the ST. GEORGE'S WARD - At Legion Hall, Kirk St., Dep- Town Hall, Albert St., Dep- uty ,Returning Officer, Mrs. uty Returning Officer, Mrs. Margaret MacDonald, Verna Morgan. Commencing at the Hour of Nine O'clock in the Forenoon and Continuing until the Hour of Six O'clock in the Afternoon and the Results Will be Publicly Declared in the Town Hall on Tuesday, the 8th day of December, 1959 at 12 O'clock Noon. JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk and Returning Officer NOTICE Every nomination shall be in writing and state the name residence and occupation of the candidate and the residence and Occupation of the proposer and seconder and shall be signed by the proposer and seconder, both of whom shall be municipal elec- tors and present, and shall be filed with the returning officer within one hour from the opening of the nomination meeting. When a proposed candidate is not present, his nomination paper shall not be valid unless there is evidence satisfactory to the returning officer that he consents to be- so nominatd. NOMINATIONS Thursday, Nov. 26 1959 ELECTION Monday, Dec. 7 1969 WESTINGHOUSE EMBASSY 30 King Size Miracle SOD! Oven -- Oven heaters plug-out for correct clean-up - Single Dial Oven Control Rotary controls with five settings for high speed Corm Surface Units COME IN AND SEE OUR OTHER MODELS LAY-A-WAY 'TILL CHRISTMAS Clinton Electric Shop YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER HU 2.6646 Clinton 0, W. CORNISH, Proprietor Kinettes Give $200 .for Retarded Kids At the regular meeting on Tuesday evening, the Clinton Ic.'in- ette Clt1b voted 4200 to the new- ly formed Clinton Retarded Child- ren's Association. In connection with the lansinen annual Christ- mas toy PahiPaiigri„ the Klnettes are busy Making 'stuffed toy ant, mals, repairing and dressing used dolls for. the needy children in the. district, 'The club voted $25 toward the purchase of new dolls, and their repair work 'expenses, The ?Kin- -ettes have adopted a. needy fam-ily again this year, and food and clothing will be supplied. The club is planning a bake sale in the 'council chamber on Friday, December 0, MM. Pen Epps, president, conducted the meeting with 16 members pre- sent. • ,Xte 1:eteesikeigeeee,* w.344065:90074,11144•000", Now Is The Time To Get Your Permanent 'For The Christmas Season Cream OH Permanents from $7.50 up Two Operators to serve you - Open six days a week Tuesday and Thursday evening CHARLES HOUSE OF BEAUTY HU 2-7065 CLINTON HAIR STYLING-COLD WAVING-REVLON COSMETICS Sunday School at Baptist Church The Sunday 501091 executive of the Clinton Baptist Church met at the home of superintendent Gordon Jones and Mrs, Jones, Harry Cochrane led in prayer. Discussion folleWed en business mentioned in October and pro., blems including absenteeism. The Christmas pregram to take place on Wednesday, December 1,6 was Planned. Supplies for the next order were chosen, and also material for the junior congrega- tion and explorers' group. The next meeting will be on Decem- ber 7. LEE'S Weekend Specials LADIES WINTER COATS Choose from this Fine Selection of Ladies Coats In regular and fur trim. FREE with each coat-Your Choice of Hat This also includes our Borg Jackets and Long Coats LADIES DRESSES Over 300 to make your choosing easy. See the New Romanza Fabrics, looks like wool and they are washable. FREE with each dress-Your Choice of Feather Hat Also See our Cocktail and •Party Dresses Over 80 To Choose _From LADIES SWEATERS The Perfect Christmas Gift. All the top shades in Banton Sweaters. Sizes 14 to 46 Pullovers $3.88 Cardigans $5.48 Also A Large, Range of Fancy; To Choose From. LADIES CAR COATS Dozens to Choose from, in Colors of Beige, Black, Red, etc. All are warmly quilted or Orion Lined. Plain and Trimmed. PRICED' FROM $7.95 to $39.95 NOW REDUCED 10% LADIES PYJAMAS In Warm Fleecy and Yama Materials. Regular and Polo Styles. All are Styled in Full Roomy Cut by Tom Girl PRICED AT $2.98 and $3.95 SPECIAL 10% OFF On These Items SKIRTS BLOUSES - SLIMS - BRAS GIRDLES BULKY SWEATERS SLIPS LADIES HATS SLIPPERS LADIES PANTIES Two Special Ranges To Choose From Reg. 59c 39 - 2 pr. 75c r.11.00 Use Our LAY-A-WAY PLAN While Selection is Tops---A Small Deposit Holds Your Christmas Purchases Or if You Wish Open A REVOLVING CHARGE Or add to Your Present Charge Account NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES THE CLINTON KINSMEN CLUB ARE HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL Peanut Sales Drive House-to-House Canvass will be conducted on the evening of THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 CHRISTMAS PACK, PARTY PACK and PEANUT BUTTER Net Receipts from this Planter's Peanut Sales Drive will go toward equipping the Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League and also for the Annual Kinsmen Christmas Toy Campaign If convenient, have used toys ready for the Kinsmen Canvassers to pick up on this evening BE GENEROUS THESE ARE WORTHWHILE PROJECTS To Hove Toys Picked Up Please Call: PERCY BROWN, HU 2.9321-DON YOUNG, HU 2-3222- ACK evANs, HU 2-7431 47-8-b AT YOUR .CtortiTON. ligW$4:=AP TU. $DAY,. TIONTAIPM MO PAO PROCLAM TIO MOTHERS GROUP HAS MEETING- NOVEMBER 21 The Mothers' Study Group of Wesley-Willis United Church met in the church parlour on Tues- day evening, November 24 with 16 present, Roll call was answered by . "Thoughts About Winter," Mrs. Les Pearson gave an inter- esting talk on the work being done with retarded children. Mrs. Gordon Steepe and Mrs. Alvin Wise were in charge of the meet- ing and lunch was served by Mrs. Wilfred Jervis and Mrs. Howard Currie. Christmas Suggestion WESLEY-WILLIS WA TO MEET DECEMBER 3 The November meeting of the Wesley-Willis Woman's Associa- tion will be held in the church parlour on Thursday, December 3 at 2.30 p.m. St. Paul's Church Has Successful Girls Club Tea IIOWITAX4 APXXUARY TO .ME 'T 11000 ER The regular meeting of Clinton Hospital Anxiiisiry will be held in the nurses' residence on Tuesday, pocember 1. at .8 p.m, LOBA Continue To Plan Raising Money For Building Fund I.D.A. Drug Store You will find the right gift for everyone on your Est, Your I.D.A. Drug Store is the gift Centre for convenient, One-Stop Shopping, For HER Tweed by Lentheric $1,50, $2.00 TOILET WATER SPRAY MIST $2.50 $2.50, $3.25 Max Factor PARFUM COLOGNE $2.25, $4.00 SOPHISTI,CAT PERFUME, 1 3/4 drams $1.95 WESTON'S FEATURE SAVE 4c PAY ONLY 31c BUTTER TARTS Clinton IGA LARGE JUMBLE SALE SERVICE UNIQUE PHOTO F. B. PENNEBAKER Unter 2-6626 DRUGGIST GOOD WILL CLUB 47-b IF IT'S CAN YOU NEED, THEN DON'T DELAY- CALL T.C.C. ON THE P1-10NE„,TODAY Loans 0,50. to $2)500. or wore, 'n1gr-Mr".0., :....;,:fa:,.,„%. mgl,l,.:4-c1.3 .40:1V't 4i,4.4z' \,.. 'T'ake tip to 80 .months 4?.4.ta'00. to repay on a wide TRANS CANADA CREDIT selection of loan plans. Fast, courteous service, . 4:?..1.1 0,n. 4.,),*.„.. i'l,%.to,8 oz.- , et% y 4p1,.09.,;g4w. 'i :.%•'N ‘ '',,:•T,',..,''t, ' • • ,. CO:404,e4:01 ‘"A '1.4t0-. •• At . taw it I MUNICIPAL ELECTION TOWN of CLINTON Details are so competently handled by our staff that seldom does the family re- alize there are over 40 in- dividual services or steps in- volved. The same efficiency - Regardless of how much or how little you spend. AMBULANCE SERVICE ANYTIME Beattie Funeral Home Evergreen, Christmas carols and' choir boys provided the set- ting for the pre-Christinas tea in St. Paul's Anglican Parish Hall on Wednesday afternoon last. Guests were received by Mrs. C. S. Index., and Mrs. G. Herman, president of the Friendship Club, The Rev. C. S. Inder opened' the bazaar. The tea room was gay with Christmas centrepieces on each table. „Pouring tea from a table dec- orated with gold centrepiece were Mrs. 3. Hart, Mrs. M. Elliott, Mrs. Vie Roy, Mrs. Hudie, Mrs. 3, W. Counter convened the tea room; Mrs. B. Bartliff convened the ap- ron booth; Mrs. Vi Habgcodc novelties; Mrs. A. Crozier, jam and candy booth; Mrs. E. Bartliff, Christmas decorations and Mrs. M. McAdam, the kitchen. The Huron Ledge No, 377 of the Ladies Orange Benevolent .4e- sociation held their regular meet- ing on Tuesday, November 24, with a good attendance. An invitation was accepted to Weodherti at which time Wilfred Glazier will be initiated in• the Scarlet Degree, Plans were made to hold their annual Christmas party at the next meeting, December S. Every-one is asked to bring a gift tied with a one yard string and lunch. Plans are in progress to hold a dance in Blyth on. December 11. Final plans were made for the building fund dance to be held this Friday night in the Legion Hall, , Election of officers were held for 1960 as follows: immediate past mistress, Mrs. George Wil- son worthy mistress, Mrs. Tom O'Connell; deputy mistress, Mrs. Peter Harrison; junior deputy mistress, Mrs. Einmerson Heard; recording secretary, Mrs. Wilfred. Coiclough; financial secretary, Mrs. Ninian Heard; chaplain; Mrs. William McIlWaire director of ceremonies, Mrs. Clayton Hod- gins; senior lecturer, Mrs, Ross Millar; deputy lecturer, Mrs. Roy Wilson; inner guard, Miss Clara Harrison; outer guard, Alex Mc- Michael; second committee, Mrs. Ethel Shabbrook, sick and visit- ing committee, Mrs. Ethel Shob- brook; press secretary, MM Clayton Hodgins. Wesley.Willis Church Sunday School Room 2 P.M. 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