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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1960-11-10, Page 3Classified Ads Bring Results Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER SEAFORTH Open Every Afternoon PHONE HU 2-9421 At other times contact Local Representative—Tom Steep—HU 2-3869 24tfb 40.e.wwwog Fitzsimons Food Fair Our store will be closed all day on Friday, November 11, 1960, in memory of those who have fallen and in respect to those who came back. —Norman Fitzsimons 44-45-b S A NEW BREWERS' RETAIL will open THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 AT MILL and MAPLE STREETS CLINTON STORE HOURS: 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. Brewers' Warehousing Co. Ltd. Operating Brewers° Retail Stores eeeeeeeeeeeptetereeeeevereeeleeeeeeeeee..;...,, ' ' • ' ...• Clinton Man Marries MR. and MRS. KENNETH CURRIE, Walkerton were married in Sacred Heart Roman. Catholic Church, Walkerton on Saturday morning, October 22, by the Rev. W. Sherratt, The bride is Christ- ine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lehman, Walkerton and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Currie, Clinton, (Tru-Val-U Studio) Eastern Star Instals New Officers Mrs. W. S. Craig is Worthy Matron 0 le Willi m More •••••••••••••••••••••••••••411 0 • 0 S • • 6 0 0 0 0 6 6 • • • To order), can your -tetephone business office. • • • • • • • IV* O.K., we have a telephone in our bedroom loo • • , SERVING CLINTON AND AREA TELEVISION CHANNEL 8 9 % n Our 6th Year Of Local Live Programing ROMPER ROOM TOWN & COUNTRY M'LADY FOCUS NEWS NITE CAP FEATURE SPORTS STARLIGHT THEATRE Daily 110 5 A.M. " 12:15 P.M. " 3:30 P.M. " 6:00 P.M. " 11:15 P.M. "I 11:25 P.M. " 11:35 P.M. Over 40 Hours Weekly Not Seen On Any Other Channel POINT OF VIEW SING TIME CIRCLE 8 RANCH WESTERN ROUNDUP CAVALCADE OF NEWS SUN. 1:00 P.M. SUN. 5:30 P.M. WED. 1:30 P.M. THURS. 10:30 P.M. SAT. 6:00 P.M. Check Your Newspaper Listings Viewing is Great On Channel 8 (IVIlddleten. Oorees'penelent!) The Deanery of Huron held its fall meeting on. Thursday October 27, in St, Thomas Church, Seaforth, with a good attendance. Mrs, Fred Hunt presided at the WA meeting. Mrs, John 1Vlidelleton, Goderieh is secretary. Mrs. Calder, London, the president of the Women's Aux- diary, Diocese of Huron, Was guest speaker and brought greeting from the Diocesan WA exuective. She spoke. on the meetings she attended in Christ Church Cathedral, Ott- awa, from September 11 to 15, as as member of the Dorninlop Board of the WA. The Women's Au, illary of the Anglican Church was found- ed in Ottawa • by Mrs. Tilton in 1885, so this year marks its 75th !anniversary. The central theme of this great meeting was the exten- sion of the scope of the work of the WA to the whole of life, at home • and abroad. "Witnessing to Christ is a full time job," Mrs. Calder stated "and must extend to all phases and departments' of life". There are 24 Diocese in the Dominion of Canada and last year the Anglican WA raised more than one million dollars in Canada. On a more somber note, Mrs. Calder called attention to 'the feet that Episcopalians in Spain a minority group there, are be- ing subjected to persecution. This matter of urgency was brought up at the Dominion meeting and action planned. Following the WA sessions, the clergy and laity met in the Parish Hall, where the Sea- forth ladies served a lovely tea. The death occurred Sunday, November 6, at his home in Hullett Township, of William Wesley Moore, 66. He was a native of Hullett, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, and had farm- ed all his life in that township. Surviving are two brothers, James Albert and, John Ed-, ward, both of Toronto, and one sister, Miss Mary Moore, Tor- onto. Service from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, Clinton, Tuesday afternoon. Burial in Clinton Cemetery. Mrs. William S. Craig was installed as Worthy Matron and Flight Sergeant Ted For- rest as Worthy Patron of Cl- inton Chapter No, 266, 0,E.S., in an impressive ceremony on Thursday evening, November 3. Mrs. William Wells acted as installing officer and Mrs. Kenneth McRae as installing marshal for the ceremony. Those assisting were: Mrs. Irene Culbert, London, D.D.- G.M. for District No. 5, Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs. Joe Hart, Mrs. Les Pearson, Mrs. Wil- liam Craig, Sr.,Mrs. Harry Worsen, Mrs. eorge Wilkin, Mrs. Mitchell Shearing, Alvin Lobb, Harry Williams and William Roope. Other officers installed were: Mrs. Bob Jervis, Mrs. GoiclOn Steepe, Mrs, Alvin Lobb, Mrs. Carl Powell, Mrs. Harry Wile lams, Mrs. Donald Symons, Mrs. Willard Aiken, Mrs. Alex Reddy, Mrs. Kenneth McRae, Mrs. Frank Cook, Mrs. Ross Middleton, Mrs. William Nor- man and Mrs. Kenneth For- ner. Mrs. Donald Watson, How- ard Fretts and Kenneth For-, ner were unavoidably absent and will be installed at the December meeting. , Following installation, the Immediate Past Matron, Mrs. Les Pearson, and the Immed- iate Past Patron, Alvin Lobb, were presented with their past officers' jewels by Mrs'. Cree Cook and Mrs. Alvin Lobb respectively. Gifts from the WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY SEE OUR. Albums of Choke Design. Portraits Commercial Photography, eto. Jervis Studio 130 Isaac St. HU 2-7006 chapter were also presented to them by Mrs. Bob Jervis and Mr. Harry Williams. Guests were present from several other chapters in the district and delicious refresh- ments were served under the convenership of the Goderich group. 0 London Road Club Regular Meeting Mrs. Fred Anderson, Sr., was hostess for the October meeting of the London Road Club. Mrs Rooth gave two readings. The hostess and Mrs. Plumsteel conducted a contest. Roll call was answered by presenting baking or produce for sale which later brought $6.26. The flower fund report showed a balance of 95 cents. There were eight members and one visitor present. Tea col- lection was $1.25. Lunch was served by Mrs. Plumsteel and the hostess. The November meeting will be held at Mrs. Frank Rooth's home on November 17, Roll call will be answered by giving one cent for each inch of waist measurement. Mrs. Deane is in charge of the pro- gram. Hostesses will be Mrs. Rooth and Mrs. Harland. 0 Letter to the Editor To the Editor, Clinton News-Record, Clinton, Ontario. My dear Sir: It is quite a number of years since I made -a visit to Clinton; I do look forward to getting the paper each week. I have been quite interested in the additions made to the College late, I attended the Old School, but was privileged to have the last few months in the New School in 1927 from Easter to Mid-Summer. 'yours sincerely, Major Phoebe Bolton Sunset Lodge 952 AM, Street, Victoria, B.C. September 23, 1960. The time to get primed for the future is when you're still in: your prime, Tuckersmith Club Plan Pot Luck Family Supper The Tuckersmith Ladies Club held their November meeting Thursday, November 3, at the home of Mrs, Alden Crich with 14 members and two visitors present. Roll call was answered shy, "Are We Having A Turkey Supper, or Not?" A pot luck supper and card party for members and family will be held at SS 4 School the evening of Novem- ber 10, The social committee to be in charge of the sup-. per, Mrs, William Rogerson and llifra Ernie Crich are in charge of the card party, An imaginary bake sale will be held next month with each member giving $2,00 There will also be a ?5 cent gift ex- change at the next meeting. All sewing is to be in by the December meeting, so it can be packed and sent to the Children's Aid Society. A donation of $10 is to be sent to the CNIB, Mrs. Wil- liam Rogerson won the mys- tery prize. The social commit- tee were nominated to bring in the 1961 slate of officers -at :the next meeting. The meeting closed with the home- maker's prayer and the re- mainder of the afternoon was spent quilting. A delicious lunch was served by the hos- tess and her group. U.S. Orchestra Presents Music At RCAF Station The United States Air Force dance orchestra gave a concert followed .by a dance at RCAF Station Clinton Tuesday even- ing. This is the famous orch- estra that played the part of Glen Miller's Orchestra in the "Glenn Miller Story", a movie that will long be remembered. The airmen of note that make up this orchestra were members of such famous bands as Tommy Dorsey, Billy May, Gene Krupa, Ralph Flannagan, Neal Hefti, Buddy Morrow, Claude Thornhill and Harry James. This orchestra has appeared at the World's Fair in Brus- sels, Royal Festival Hall in London, England, Sportspalast in Berlin, Germany, and the Waikiki Shell in Honolulu. It also represented the United States at Bergen International Music Festival in Norway. They have made personal ap- pearanees in France, Germany, Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the Scandinavian countries and Puerto Rico, This mixture of fine music- ians under the direction of Senior Master Sergeant Johnny O'Seelcee and vocalist Staff Sergeant Duff Thomas, gave everyone a fine evening of en-, tertainment. 0 LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET NOVEMBER 11 The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion, Clint on Branch 140 will meet in the Legion Hall on Monday, No- vember 14 at 8.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Shearer and Wendy, Bright, spent Stinclay with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton and Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Middleten, WA Meeting Mrs, Oliver Cole and Mrs, Jack Cole were co-hostesses for the November meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. James Church, Middleton, held on Wednesday of last week, The president, Mrs. Milton Steepe opened the meeting with a prayer poem, followed by responsive reading of the Lit- any and routine prayers. Mrs. Edward Wise read from lst Corinthians: 15. Mrs, Ray Wise gave the prayer partners pray- er and Mrs, Keith Miller the secretary's report. Roll call was answered by a proverb. Thanks for cards sent were received from Mrs. Gordon Rathwell and Mrs. John Grigg. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs, Alvin Dutot, Mrs. Alfred Huclie gave a reading "Well, This is Thanks- giving" and Mrs. Donald Mid-, dieter), gave an article on "All Saints Day and Hallowe'en". These seasonal readings were much enjoyed. Mrs. Stewart Middleton. gave an account of the highlights of the fall deanery meeting held recently in scafortn. Mrs. Donald Middleton spoke on the need for Biblical films in 'the Sunday Schap', The WA expressed willingness to aid the Sunday School teachers in this project. Mrs. Arnold Miller, Mrs. Ol- iver Cole and Mrs, S, ton were appointed by the president to bring in a slate of officers at the annual meet- ing in December, Huron Deanery At Seaforth Hears Mrs. Calder Thurs., Nov. 10, 1940---clintou NewsAecord--,-Puoo 3 NEWS OF MIDDLETON Choosing the best for a happy home where life insurance provides guaranteed security You don't leave your family's future to chance when you are adequately insured through The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada. 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