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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-04-28, Page 3Thursday, April. 29, 1960. ..,-...., ., • Clinton News Record- Page 3 Summerhill Ladies Club Held April Meting at Home of Mrs, Clarence Ball AMY MEET YOUR NEIGHBOURS AT THE Goderich PARK THEATRE "one JA 44811 Now Playing "Sink The Bismarck" Apr. 27-30 MON., TUES. & WED. — May 2-3-4 Come out for an evening of chuckling suspense as a quick- witted naval commander plots an elaborate scheme to win a a ' beautiful girl from her stuffy fiance, "A Touch Of Larceny"V mes Mason Vera Miles with James George Sanders THUR., FRI. & SAT. — May 5.6.7 —OUTDOOR DRAMA— A lovely French widow with a burning love for freedom helps an ex-convict re-establish himself in pre-Civil War Kansas, Jeff Chandler -- Nicole Maurey and Fess Parker in I, — In Vista-color — Coming—Glenn Ford and Debbie Reynolds in "It Started With -A Kiss"—scope color— ADMITTANCE T R T E„D TO PERSONS le YEARS OF AGE OR OVER .1 • "The JAYHAWKERS Special Values and Reminders This Week I Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service MAKING LOANS, MAKING FRIENDS ...THAT'S OUR BUSINESS Making instalment cash loans, of course, le a specialty at RFC. But with every loan we say to make a new friend—by being helpful, by providing the fastest possible service, by harsdliTig your account with consideration and understanding all along the line. Please drop in or phone. you get mor than money from HFC AMOUNT or UMII MONTHLY 36 mora ttbs ow 90 e& PAYMENT 20 Nowak MANS la me& $100 $ ..... $..... $ 6.11 $ 9.45 500 ..... 30.01 46.72. 1000- ..... — - 4141 58.10 91.55 1600 - 66.62 93.19 146.63 2000 ilia 83.27 116.49 163.36 2200 79.53 91.60 128.14 201.01 2500 90.38 104.09,146.61 22.19 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE -M.11. Jenkins, Monagir RSA West Sams Telephone JA 44203 GODERICH WANTED SECURITIES SALESMAN Member of the Investment Dealers' Association of Canada requires resident of Huron, Bruce, Grey or Perth Counties to sell quality Government, Pro- vincial, Municipal and Corporation Bonds, Common Stocks and Mutual Funds in this area. Leads will be provided and generous commis- sions paid. Please write giving full details to: P.O. Box 5055, London, Ontario. 96c 99c Money-Saving Specials i I.D.A. Brand 16 and 40 oz. MINERAL OIL—reg. 65c, 1.25 53c, 1.09 I.D.A. Brand TINCTURE IODINE 2 1/2 %—reg. 25c .• . 19c Paradichlorbenzene MOTH CRYSTALS 2 lb. bag - 59c MODESS BONUS PACK Deluxe by Modess 24 napkins plus 6 napkins free Teen-age by Modess 24 napkins plus free teen-age belt and booklet. Baby's Hair Brush with 2 oz. NESTLE BABY HAIR TREATMENT 1.29 tion, Mrs. T. J. Sherritt and Mrs. Robert Elgie; home economics and health, Mrs. A. R. Orr and Mrs. Clarence Reid; historical research, Miss M, Ellis, Mrs, William Hen- ry, Mrs. Lorne Chapman, Mrs, N., E. Cook; public relations, Mrs. Maude Hedden, Mrs. George Hess. The nominating committee Mrs, Sherritt, Mrs. N. Cook, Mrs. Arm- strong brought in the slate. Mrs. R. Elgie conducted the installa- tion President Mrs. Fred Beer con- ducted the meeting when yearly reports were submitted. Members discussed a bus trip to Niagara Falls in June. Further details will be available at the May meet- ing. For the Leaders Training Cour- se the choice was "Window Treat- ment." A donation was voted to the Anglican Church in apprecia- tion of the use of their church schoolroom for the• meeting. Mrs. W. B. Cross conducted a quiz, "Take your choice." Mem- bers' on the panel were Mrs. Elgie, Mrs. Alice Joynt, Mrs. Walker Carlile, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. George Hess; contestants were Mrs. George Armstrong, Mrs. N. E. Cook, Mrs. T. 3. Sherritt, Mrs. R. Y. McLaren, Mrs. ,R, M. Peck. Delegates appointed to attend the district annual at Elineville were Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. H. Horton, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Clar- efice Reid. Institute pins •are on order for a number of the members. Mrs. Coates and Mrs. Hess sang a duet, "The Old Rugged Cross,' accompanist Miss Greta Laramie. A piano duet was played by Mrs. Ed. Munn and Mrs. Malcolm Dou- gall. Members are asked to speed up the two travelling baskets' to be returned to Mrs. Beer and Mrs. Peck. Mrs. Basil Edwards ex- pressed curtesy remarks. Mrs. Beer thanked the members for their splendid co-operation for the program. Conveners were Mrs. Coates• and Mrs. Cross. Hos- tesses Mrs. - N. E. Cook and Mrs. 0. Rapson. Mrs. Coates presided for the program. Approximately 50 members attended and the schoolroom was lovely, decorated the Easter theme Mrs. N. E. Cook -was in charge. Westinghouse Compact, Budget. Priced 24" -Stove MODEL DM-24 High style appearance and top- flight performance. Oven has Miracle Seal and Spread-Even Heaters in 'any position. The Corox surface burner tilt for easy cleaning, Clinton Electric Shop b. W. CORNISH, Proprietor HU 2-6646 CLINTON ii WA To Meet The Women's Auxiliary of St. James Church, Midelleteie wall; meet Thersda.y evduiteg, May at 'the .home of Mrs, Ray Mee, The roll call •wond, "eorefort." and a special feature of this meet- ing will he the anneal plant sale. The 'members are asked to bring donatiene of plaute, bulbs, pee., anything that will grow, Social Evening The StindayeeSchool teachers of St. Jame Church, Middleton, were the Sponsors' of a. very suc- cessful social evening held 'in SS 9 .Schoolhouse, orR Wednesday ev- eripg April 20, If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Noe, and then everybody Teta, e "tired out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just I temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort, That's the time to take Dodd's KWney 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. leak for the blue box with the red band at all drug counters. You can depend on Dodde.80 'This party Wae. Very well stand ded with .1.5 tablee Of eeelire and also ere at 'her ,of young fOlk preeent. 'The euchre prizes Were won as follows: ladies Mrs, B. Feegere low, Mrs. •Glen;, men's, high, .Beek Sturdy; low, .Elni.ex Trick; most lone bends,. mrs, T. Smith; men'e Char- lee Cooper,. A bounteous 'lunch was served, after Whieli dancing was ;Teich en- joyed to the inesie provided by Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson and Robert Glen. A' special, spot- dance prize was won by Mr. end Mrs, Ed, -Grigg; an elimination dance was wone by Mrs, Glen and Grant Stirling, The, Sundae School executive wishes to thank publicly all .these who patronized this party and helped make, it a decided success, •• 'Fields Shower Mrs. David Middleton, 13:ayfield Line, was hostess at her home Saturday night, AprilNe3, when her sister, Mass Maxine' LeBeau, popular bride-elect, was honored by miscellaneous ehower. Present were nearly 20' girl friends of the bride-to-he and also some of the immediate relatives. The bride was ensconced in gala decorated chair with be-rib- boned parasol, streamers and bal- loons overhead: The lovely gifts were presented by Miss Thelma Dale and Mrs Middleton. Several games .and contests were enjoyed and prizes went to. 'Vire, Jack Merner, Miss .Judy Watkins and Mrs. Kenneth 'Wer- ner. - The hostess served a delicious lunch and a jolly time was spent. Miss LeBeau will become the bride of Gary Merner on Friday,/ April 29, in St. Joseph's Church, Clinton. Miss LeBeau is the elder daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxine Le- Beau, of the London Road, and Gary Merner is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Mern- er, RR 3, Clinton. 0 Past Mistresses Of LOBA Meet At - Mrs., W. Glazier's Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, presi- dent of the Past Mistresses Club of the Loyal Orange Benevolent Association, conducted the business meeting held at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Glazier, RR 3, Clinton. Miss Clara Harrison won the lucky draw. Winners at games were Miss Clara Harrison, Mrs. T. O'Cormell and Henry Sloman. The hostess served a delicious lunch. .The May meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Colclough. Easter Hat Parade Features Meeting Of Friendship Club,. The last meeting of St, Patsies Friendship Club featured a parade of Easter hats, which were con- rooted from items in the kitchen, Clever fingers produced an alliaz, trig collection of hats, some of Which looked pod enough to eat. A committee of .judges was Xqr., reed from sonic of the members who did not .enterthe competition. The top winners 'were Mrs. Paul Pizikel, Mrs, J. W. Counter and Mrs. Elliott Bailiff, The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 4 in the Parish Hall, Films from the Cancer Soc, late' will be shown. Mrs. K. B. McRae will be the special speaker_ It is hoped that all the women of the congregation will accept the invitation of the club to be present. at this meeting. SCOUT AND CUB AUXILIARY WILL MEET ON APRIL 28 The Mothers Auxiliary to the Scouts and Cubs of Clinton will meet on Thursday evening, April 28, in the town hall, beginning at 8 p.m. If more people drove right, more people would be left. At the annual meeting of Hen- sail Women's Institute held Mar- ch 13, Mrs. Fred Beer was return- ed to office as president for the second term. Other officers are past preSident, Mrs. Carl Payne; vice presidents', Mrs. E. R. Davis, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. James Bengough; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. M, Peck; assistant, Mrs. E. Normintone press, Mrs. Maude }redden; District director, Miss Phyllis Case; alternate, .Mre. George Armstrong; card convener, Mrs. W. B. Cross; assistant, Mrs, W. 0; Goodwin; pianist, Miss Greta Laramie; assistant, Mrs. William Brown; branch directors, Mrs. T. C. Coates, Mrs, R, Y. McLaren, Mrs John Skea, Mrs. Bruce Koeh- ler; auditors, Mrs, W. 0. Good- win, Miss Mary Goodwin. Standing committees, agricul- ture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Walked Carlile and Mrs. Wes Ri- chardson; citizenship and educe.- HOSPITAL AUXILIARY 'TO- MIr.ET MAY .3 The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Hospital Auxiliary will .be. held in ;the Nurses' 'Residence On Tuesday, May 6 et 8 Rm. Black Knights and 1.01. Entertained by Local LOBA Ladies On Saturday . evening, April. 23, A social evenink was held in the Orange Lodge rooms where the LOL 710, Clinton and Hullett Dis- trict Black Knights and their wiv- .4s were entertained by the LOBA 377, Euchre was enjoyed with the winners es follows; ladies, high, Mrs. Bill Malwain; lone hands, Mrs. Wilfred Colclough; low, Mrs, Henry Sloreare men's, high, Tom O'Connell; lone hands, Alex Mc- Mi06.ael; low, Ross Millar, u A draw on. a set of coffee spoons was won by,- pin McIlwain. A delicious lunch was served by the committee, Mrs. Ross Millar, Mrs. Clayton Ho.dgins. A salad plate, cake and .ice-cream and all the trimmings was enjoyed. On behalf of the committee they would like to thank all those who helped to make the evening a success, Spec- ial thanks • to the ladies who as- sisted in the clean-up. The Suramenhill Ladies Club met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ball, There were 25 members and five visitors present. Mrs. Neville Forbes opened the meeting by reading "The Easter Dogwood Legend", This was fol- lowed by singing 'The Old Rugged Cross". Mrs. Ivan Hoggart report- ed on the Hospital Auxiliary meet- ing. Mrs. Herd and Mrs, William. Jenkins are to attend the May Hos pital Auxiliary meeting, Thatec you notes were read from John Gibbings, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbings, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hog- gart, Mrs. Dorothy Gwyn, Doug and Mrs. Clarence Ball and the Women's Hospital Auxiliary,. The program consisted of a read- ing by Mrs. George Wright, "East- er Customs". Mrs, Clayton Ellis had a reading "I 'Thank Ye Ged."', Mrs. Earl Blake had two short 'poems, "Suramerhill" and "Spring Fever", Mrs, Ezra Ellis gave a reading, :"Easter Violets". The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs: William Lovett on Thursday, May 12 (please note Change of date), There is, to be an exchange of bulbs, flower slips and plantsi The roll call to be an- sWered by wearing old hats, Those on the program committee are, Mrs. Cheater Farquhar, Mrs. Ne- ville Forbes, Mrs.- Percy Gibbings, and Mrs, Russell Good, Those on the lunch committee. are Mrs. Laurence Cummings, Mrs. Charles Merrill, Mrs, Norman Ball and Mrs, Herd. a ... • The largest North American ro- dent is the Beaver. LUCKY NUMBER THIS' WEEK IS 1333 Check Your Calendar. if the numbers match take the cal- endar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. NEWS OF MIDDLETON Are You . . Short of Storage Space At Home? We Have Available FIREPROOF VAULTS For Stoiing Your Winter Clothing ALL ITEMS INSURED $1.50 for first $100 of Valuation 50c for each additional $100 of Valuation Make Your Own Valuations Hensall Institute Re-elects President, Names Chairmen and 1960 Committees (By our Hensel] correspondent) 71$111111.1111111111M1/1101111M111111111111•11111W Look what I get for stepping on spiders! And what do you know; . it's washday !But who cares with electricity to chase those washday blues. In homes with automatic electric washers and dryers ... mothers have mere time for little boys with nothing to do. More time for the children ... more time for all the thinks you like to do-. . . that's the joy of owning 'a modern electric washer and dryer. When your washday disposition is "weatherproof ' you'll find your nerves are "shatter-proof." In fact, you'll find that a great many of life's little problems "come out in the wash", *then you own an automatic electric washer and dryer. 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