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P090 10—,Clinton News-Record—Thurs„ Dec. 15, 1960 'Everything For The Golfer" at the PRO SHOP at the BAYFIELD-CLINTON GOLF CLUB Due to the terrific response for golfing in the Clinton- Bayfield District the Pro-Shop at the Rayfield-Clinton Golf Course would be the ideal place to buy your Christmas Gifts CLUBS—BAGS—CARTS—SHOES—AND ALL GOLFING ACCESSORIES—or a COMPLETE MATCHED SET The Perfect Gift to Give or Receive . . . a 1961 CLUB MEMBERSHIP Buy From Your Own Pro Shop and Keep Membership Rates at a Minimum Contact FRED HULLS at the BAYF1ELD-CLINTON GOLF CLUB Corner of Bayfield-Clinton Road and Highway 21 Phone Clinton HU 2-3261 , 48-9-50b 1960 Studebaker' Lark Completely Equipped — Ready for the Road! 24-oz. Container It costs you less to buy from H. Dalrymple and Son Brucefield Dial Clinton HU 2-9211 LARK Trade-ins Regular Price Bob's Special You SAVE 1960 LARK 2-door 1959 LARK 4-door with overdrive 1957 STUDEBAKER 4-door automatic 1957 DODGE V-B 4-door push button control 1957 FORD V-8 1955 STUDEBAKER 4-door overactive and radio 1954 FORD WE ( n AND BEAT CITY PRICES DON'T Uss Ti 2r2 NOM IMMO 12011 $2,590 1,995 595 0 STUDETIAK fore. Bud 1VIeLexl, Ottawa, called Sunday on friends in, Kippen. Miss Sharon McBride spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Miller of near Woodharn. Mr. and Mrs. Herb percher attended the funeral Thursday of a nephew, the late Murray Savauge, Seaforth. Miss Doreen Bender and Miss Ruth Wag'ier, New Hamburg, were practice teachers at SS 2, Tuckersmith, during last week. Mr, and Mrs. I-1 a,rr y Van Wierren attended the annual banquet Friday night held for employees at Blenheim, spon- sored by W, G. Thompson and Sons, Hensel', Teachers and officers• of St. Andrew's United Church Sun- day School are busy preparing for the Christmas concert to be held Monday evening, De- cember 19, Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Kyle and Jim motored to Toronto on Monday to meet their daughter- in-law Mrs. Don Kyle and De- bcrrrah Jane, Calgary, at Mal- ton Airport. They will be here for the holiday season. The choirs of Brucefield and Kippen churches will unite to present the Christmas cantata "The Gospel Song of Christ- mas" on Sunday evening, De- cember 18 in Brucefield United Church commencing at 8 p.m. The Rev, Harold Johnston will be the narrator; Mrs. J. R. Murdoch the organist and Miss Jean Ivison the pianist. Brian Dayman, ten years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dayman, is recovering from a broken right arm and collar bone which he sustained two weeks ago. He was playing in the barn with his brothers and sisters when a cow kicked him. He was treated at Clinton Pub- lic Hospital. Dr. J. C. Goddard, Hensall, attended. WA Officers President, Mrs. William Bell; vice-presidents, Mrs. Lloyd Lo- vell, Mrs. William Kyle, Mrs. Winston Workman; treasurer, Mrs. Edgar McBride; secretary, Mrs. H. Finkbeiner; leaders, of group' one, Mrs, Wilmer Jones; group two, Mrs. Emer- son Kyle; group three, Mrs. Ross Love. Reception Held A reception was, held Friday evening at SS No. 14 Stanley school for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Speir, Jr., (newlyweds). The bride was the former Suzanne Imanse, Eight tables of pro- gressive euchre were In play and slides of the wedding were shown later, An address was read by Mrs. J. R. Murdock and the couple were presented with a table lamp, magazine rack and cush- ions. Ernest Talbot and Will- iam McLachlan presented the gifts. The couple thanked everyone for their kindness. Winners at euchre were: lad- ies, Dianne Faber; consolation, Mrs, Bert Faber; men, J. R. Murdock; consolation, Ernest Talbot. IVIVIS Meets The Christmas meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society was held on Thursday, Decem- ber 8 in the schoolroom of the church with Mrs. John Sinclair in charge of the meeting. The worship service theme was the Christmas carol "Silent Night, Holy Night". Mrs. Allan John- ston read the story and Mrs. Winston Workman gave the interpretation' of the song. Everyone joined in singing the carol. The offering was taken by the hostesses, Mrs. Pearson Charters. and Mrs. Ross Lave. The report of Presbyterial held at Thames Road United Church in October was given, 'by Mrs. Emerson Kyle, The minutes were read and adopted. Roll call was answered with a gift for the Salvation Army. Mrs, John Sinclair and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot favoured with a piano duet of "Silent Night," A very impressive candle- light ing service was held; First candle "forgiveness" was lighted by Mrs. H. John- ston, followed by everyone sing- ing the first verse of "Once in Royal David's City," Second candle "Peace" was lighted by Mrs. John Anderson, followed by everyone singing first verse of "Gentle Mary Laid Her Child." Third candle "Joy" was light- ed by Mrs. William Ball fol- lowed by the first verse of "Joy to the World". Fourth candle "Love" was lighted by Mrs. E. Kyle follow- ed' by "Away in a Manger." Mrs. H, Johnston gave the Christmas message. Mrs. R. J. Elgie gave the visiting report, of eight calls to shut-ins. The sunshine report was given by Mrs. Eldon Jarrett, It was decided to pack Christmas boxes for shut-ins. The slate of officers was pre- sented by Mrs. Alex McMurt- rie. Mrs, John Anderson thank- ed everyone for remembering her while she was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. A soc- ial hour was enjoyed with lunch. Officers for 1961 are: honor- ary president, Mrs. Russell Consitt; president, Mrs. John Anderson; vice-presidents, Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs. Hugh Hen- drick and Mrs. John Sinclair; secretary, Mrs. Bert Faber; treasurer, Mrs. Edison McLean; press secretary, Mrs. Norman Long; Missionary Monthly sec- retary, Mrs. Archie Parsons; Mission Band, Miss Dorothy Turner; Baby Band, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; community friend- ship secretary, Mrs. Ralph Tur- ner; Christian stewardship, Mrs. Ross Love; supply secretary, Mrs. Emerson Kyle; supply committee, 'Mrs. A. Parsons, Mrs. Ross Love; pianist, Mrs. R. Broadfoot; Sunshine, Mrs. Eldon Jarrett; Christian Citi- zenship, Mrs. John A. Cooper. PORTER'S HILL MRS. DONALD HARRIS Phone HU 2-3362 Concert The Christmas Concert pres- ented on Saturday eventing by the Sunday School of Grace United Church was a decided success; and was well attended. The minister Rev. W. C. Smith was chairman for the occasion, welcoming all present and complimented the teachers and pupils on their efforts in providing such a splendid pro- gram. The basement was beautifully decorated by the senior class and lent a real Christmas at- mosphere for the occasion. The program got under way with the school singing two choruses "Gentle Mary Laid Her Child" and "Silent Night", recitations by Terry Bauer and Connie Harris. Peggy Ann Betties fav- oured with a solo "The Christ- mas Song." The kindergarten class pro- vided recitations by Sandra Cox, Debbie Torrance, Jimmie Riddell, Rodney Cox; a solo by Jody •Cox and a duet by Marie Betties and Janey Harris and all joined in singing, "Away in a Manger." Mrs. Elgin Cox gave a hum- orous monologue "Reverie in Church." "The Bible Tells Me So" was sung by the junior girls, Sharon Lockhart, Julie Cox, Christline Harris, Bonnie and Cheryl Cox, Elaine Town- shend and Linda Torrance. Recitations were given •by the primary class, Laurie Cox, Col- leen Lockhart, John Cox, John Manning, John Sturdy and Ke- vin Cox. The junior boys, Steven Har- ris, Wayne Bauer, David Math- ens, Larry Sturdy and Dennis Harris dressed in Scottish dress sang, "My One and Only High- land Firing", The singing of "O Little Town of Bethlehem" and the National Anthem brought the program to .a close. Santa Claus arrived and distributed gifts and candy to all the children VARNA (Correspondent, Fred MeClymont Phone 1110 2-3214) WMS Meeting The Woman's Missionary So- ciety met at the home of Mrs, T. J. Pitt on Thursday, Decem- ber 1, when the program ar- ranged and conducted by Mrs, Percy Johnston followed a Christmas theme. Mrs. L, McConnell played Christmas music; Mrs, John- son gave the call to worship; Mrs. Harold Dawson read the Scripture; a double duet by Mrs, William Taylor, 'Mrs. Wil- liam Dawson, Mrs. Ron Taylor and Mrs. Wayne Taylor was enjoyed. Mrs. Racha.el Johnston gave the meditation on the Scripture and Mrs. Percy Johnston led in prayer. Mrs. Louis Taylor gave a reading "Ready for the Gift" and Mrs, William Taylor and Mrs. William Dowson sang a duet, "Softly the Night is Fal- ling". Mrs, Lyle Hill gave a reading, "A Christmas Carol." A brief business period was conducted by the president, Mrs. Watson Webster, and •ar- rangements were made to pack boxes of Christmas cheer for the sick and shut-ins on Decem- ber 19 at Mrs. L. Taylor's home. The Rev. T. J. Pitt conducted the election of officers with How to Treat an ACHING (rLil_. BACK K1 0 E 0 S iduids'; Zi MALT I I:. ff I k r‘111. N'E're .(10°. 74 NEWS OF KIPPEN (Correspondent, MRS. N. 1-ONO0 Phone Hensall 894116) the following results; honorary presidents, Mrs. T. J. Pitt; president, Mrs. Watson Web-, ster; vice-presidents, Mrs. Ro- bert Taylor, Mrs. Percy John- stop:, Mrs. Mervyn Iiayter, Mrs. Gladys Oaleman; recording sec- retary, Mrs. Louis Taylor; treas- urer, Mrs Harvey Taylor; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. John . MeAsh; Secretaries: community friend- • ship, Mrs. W, Dowson; citizen- ship, Mrs. J. Postill; supply, Mrs, Anson Coleman; literature, Mrs. S, Keyes; Missionary Mon, thly, Mrs. Gladys Coleman; cards, Mrs. William Dawson And Mrs. Wayne Taylor; ex- pense treasurer, Mrs, W. T. McAsh; Mission Band leaders, Mrs. R. Stephenson, Mrs. Cl. Coleman, You have to drive it to believe it! 12000 MILES OR 12 MONTHS WARRANTYWHICFIEVER COMES FIRST WILL RATE YOUR PRAISE THE WAY THEY HEAT, SURE DOES AMAZE . HEATING OILS-GASOLINE MOTOR OILS GREASES TOP VALUE NYLONS Pak $1 TENDERLEAF TEA BAGS Size 60's 59c with the purchase of 32-,oz. 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