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INSURANCE
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All Types of Life
Term Insurance — Annuities
CANADA LIFE
• ASSURANCE CO.
Clinton, Ontario
K. W. COLQUHQUN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phones: Office 482-9747
Res. 4L2-7804
JOHN WISE, ,Salesman
Phone 482-7265
HURON CO-OPERATIVE
MEDICAL SERVICES
Prepaid Health Plans
at Cost
th e COOP wa y
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President, Fordyce Clark, RR 5,
Goderich; Vice-Pres., Gordon
Kirkland, RR 3, Luclmow; Mrs,
0. G. Anderson, RR 5, Wingham;
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Exeter;
Hugh B. Smith, RR 2, Listowel;
Lorne'Redges, RR 1, Goderich;
Roy Strong, Gorrie; Russell T.
Bolton, RR 1, Seaforth; Bert
Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth; Bert
Klopp, Zurich; Gordon Richard-
son, RR 1, Brucefield;. Kenneth
Johns, RR 1, Woodharn.
C. H. Magee
Secretary-Manager
MISs C. E. Plumtree
Assistant Secretary
For information, call your
nearest director or our office in,
the Credit Union Bldg" 70 On-
tario Street, Clinton, Telephone
482-9751.
Clinton Lions Honour Veteran Member and Former Treasurer
Harold Q, ,Lawson, left; and Jack Scruton, right, president, Clinton Lions
Club, presented a bronze plaque to Frank B. Pennebaker (insert centre), on
Monday evening, December 23; a t his hoMe on Isaac Street. The plague,
mounted an a grained wood frame and bearing the Lions crest, reads as fol-
lows: `.,In sincere appreciation and recognition of distinguished service, loyalty
and devotion to the objects and furtherance of Lionism." One of the charter
members of Clinton Lions, Mr. Pennebaker is no longer active in Lions work
due to ill health. He was president in 1940-41 and had been treasurer of the
club for over 25 years. Mr. Lawson is the only original charter member still
active in the local Lions. (News-Record Photo)
Thuir*,'..hrwary l9.64—Clinton .Nglits,RPorct Pope
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Tablets
Acid
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DEODORANT—$1.35
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Powder
Value
DENTAL
69c — Giant
59c.
COLGATE FLORIENT
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AIR
89c
79c
Value
DEODORANT
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$1.39
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Health
PHARMACY
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RESTAURANT
CLINTON'S FOREMOST
482-9076 ,CLINTON
Lloyd Picot
Lloyd Picot, 52, died Wed-
nesday, December 18' at Vic-
toria Hospital, London, after
suffering a severe heart at-
tack. He was the son of Mrs.
Eleanor Weston Picot, Gode-
rich Township, and the late
Frank Picot,
He had resided for several
years in• Goderich, but farmed
in Goderich Township.
Suriving besides his moth-
er are his wife, formerly Amy
Mair; one daughter, Miss El-
eanor Picot, London; three
sons, George, Garnet and Gar-
th,. all of Goderich; two sisters,
Mrs. Verna Pollock, Waukee,
Iowak Mrs. Merrill (Lillian)
Switzer, Hayfield.
The funeral service was from
the Beattie funeral home, Clin-
ton, Interment was in Clinton
Cemetery,
Clinton Laundry & Cleaners Ltd.
Not only wish all their
customers a Happy New
Year ... But once again
are giving numbered kit-
chen Calendars to all
customers.
Each month one lucky
customer will
WIN $10.00 FREE
CLEANING CREDIT
in the first edition of the
News-Record each month,
a lucky number will be
published. If the number
is on your calendar, you
must phone Clinton Laun-
dry at 482-7064 and
claim your $10.00 Free
Cleaning Credit. The
number will also be post-
ed at the Coin Operated
Laundry at 63 Albert St,
USE THE NIGHT DEPOS-
IT BOX AT OUR STORE
63 ALBERT STREET FOR
DRY CLEANING OR
LAUNDRY, DROP YOUR
BUNDLE IN BETWEEN 8
A.M. AND 12 P. M.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Pinning-up
our wishes for'
a wonderful new year!
JANUARY LUCKY NUMBER
For $10.00 Credit is 1100
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Enjoy S.S Concert At Holmesville
.MRS F. IvIcePLLoupH
Phone HP: 2-741,8
The United Church Women
of HanleWilla United Church,
met hi the Sunday School roorl
for their December meeting,
The program was in charge of
Mrs. Eimer Potter and Mrs.
William Norman and their gr- apps..
Mrs, Potter gave the Call to
Worship followed by the Sing-
ing of a hymn. The Bible rea-
ding and study on the Par-
able of the Pharisee and the
Republican, was taken, lay Mrs.
William Norman,
Business was condUcted by
'the president, Mrs. jack Yee,
Mrs. Carman Tebbutt gave the
treasurer's report, Mrs. D, F.
Gliddon reported for the social
committee and Mrs. Stewart
Farquhar for the supply com-
mittee.
Mrs. Harry Williams report-
ed for the Nominating Com-
mittee, and read an article on
"Officers" and also _read the
slate of officers for 1964,
Mrs. Lloyd Bond gave the
Mission Study on Bong Kong
and Mrs. Ken Harris read a
story from Hong Kong, titled
New Year's Resolution.
Christmas story ,as told by
L,uhe, and the roll call WAS, an-
sWered With a ,Ohristmas Than-,
gilt Mrs, Eimer Potter read
a story "No Room" and
duet was sung by Mrs. Les
Jervis and Mrs. Enter Potter.
Mrs, D.D B, .Gliddan. gave ra
'reading "The Inside of 'Christ-
mas" and Mrs, Eldon.
read a poem, The meeting
closed with prayer by Mrs,
William Bender,
Hostesses., for the day were
Mrs. Howard McCullough, Mrs,
Carman Tebbtat, Mrs, Kenneth
Trewartha and Mrs, Jack Yeo,
Officers for 1964 ,are4. pre-
sident, Mrs. Lloyd Bond vice'
president, Mrs, Edward ,Grigg;
secretary, Mrs. Harry
more; ear., sec,, Mrs. Harry
Williams;.. press sec., Mrs, Fr-
ank McCullough; treasurer,
Mrs. Frank MeGulloughl pian-
ist, Mrs. Jim Lobb; as't pianist,
Mrs,. William 'Yeo,
Contarittees — program, Mrs.
Carman Tebbutct, Mrs. Reg
Miller, .Mrs. Les Jervis a nr1
Mrs. Frank McCullough; social
and property, Mrs, Ken ..Har-
ris, Mrs. William Norman, Mrs.
Jack Yeo and Mrs. O. Blake;
supply, Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs,
Barrie Walter and Mrs, Ben
Varna Residents
Donate $120 To
Bible Society
Fred McClymont
Mr. Ernst Polloch, who is
secretary-treasurer of the Var-
na-Goshen Bible society, re-
ports that $120.00 has been col-
lected.
The Executive wihes to th-
ank all who donated to this
fund and also the collectors.
Meet Officers
The annual meeting of LOL
1035 was held. on Thursday ev-
ening last, preceeded by a tur-
key supper served in the lodge
rooms. There was a good at-
tendance despite th e stormy
Weather.
The election of officers was
as follows;
W.M., Chas, Reid; D,M., John
Altlington; Chap., Louis Taylor;
Rec. Sec„IVan McClymont; Fin.
Sec., ,Chas. Pilgrim;Treas., Fred
McClymont; Marshall, Robt.
Taylor; 1st Leek., William
Dowson; 2nd Loot., Ronald Tay-
lor; Committee, John Ostrom,
Nelson Reid, Watson, Webster,
Frank MeClinchey and Wilfred
Chuter.
Rink Ready
The skating rink is in oper-
ation now with Mr. Eric Chu't-
er as caretaker. The rink is
open Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings from 7.30 to
9.30, also Saturday afternoon
2 to 4 p.m.
A season's ticket is $1,50 per
person, children under six free,
Anyone wishing to rent the
rink for an afternobn or even-
ing apply to the caretaker.
Mrs, ,3ohn I:hiller read the Whiteley; finance; Mrs. Gerry
Business and Professional
Directory
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
THE McKILLOP—MITUAL
CillM4 Mrs, Stewart Farquhar,
Mrs . Wilfred Riggin, Mrs; .Rro-
gden .Mael‘fath '.and the Um-.
surer; Christian education and.
Missions, Mrs, Irvine Tebbu'tt
and Mrs. Ninian Heard; friend-
ship and visiting, Mrs. Eimer
Potter And Mrs, Morgan Jones,
Flowers, Mrs, Edward. Grigg,
Mrs, William Bender, MrS. Jim ,
140 and Mrs. John Grigg;
buying, Mrs. 'D,
Mrs. William Yeo and Mrs,
Francis Centelon; nominating,
Mrs, Edward Grigg, Mrs. D. E.
Glidrion, and Mrs. Les jervia;
auditors,' Mrs. William Norman ,
And Mrs, Harry Cuclmore.
lDliristmas niicert
The Christmas concert of the
Sunday School of Holnoesville
United. .Church was held on
December 17, A good turn out
of children and proud parents
and grandparents .enjoyed the
evening from, the start of the
Carol Singing,' to the closing
prayer.
The program started. with a
chorus -'Good Evening, Good
Evening Hello!" and a welcome
recitation by Bonnie Jones,
Carmen Tebbutt, Sunday school
superintendent spoke a few
words of welcome, The pupils
Of Mrs. Jack Yeo's• class sang
"Away In A Manger" and re,
Citations were given by Tom
Lobb, Jim Ginn, Marlene Yeo,
Linda Blake, Laurelannc Bond,
Wendy Miller and Patricia
HarriS.
The boys in Mrs. Elmer Pot-
ter's class sang. two numbers
and the Lobb children, Leon-
ard, Tom, Eleanor and Ernest,
sang a number, with their mo-
ther, Mrs. Jim Lobb at the
piano.
A skit "The Home of Christ-
mas" was put on by Mrs. Ed-
ward Grigg's class; Miss Cath-
ie Potter played an Accordion,
!solo; Mrs. John Grigg's class
put on a !:Christmas Tree Ex-
ercise" and a film strip was
shown.
And then Santa Claus arriv-
ed--a thinner Santa than us-
ual as Mrs. Santa had, made
him go on a diet, so his rein-
deer would be able to pull him
in the sleigh, and Santa could
get down the chimneYs—and
gave out many gifts from a-
round the tree.
The chairman far the even-
ing, Rev. C. G, Park, closed the
concept with prayer. The ac-
companist for the evening was
Miss ,Cathie Potter.
- Honor Bride •
Mrs. Edward Grigg opened
her home for a shower honor-
ing Miss Barbara Yeo whose
marriage to Mr. Douglas Nor-
man took place on December
28.
About 40 friends and neigh-,
bours gathered and enjoyed the
contests arranged by Mrs.
Francis Cantelon and Mrs. Reg
Miller.
The bride-to-be, seated in a
decorated chair, amid Christ-
mas decorations, opened her
many - lovely gifts, assisted by
Miss Shirley Norman and Miss
Dawn Grigg.
Barbara thanked all for the,
gifts and a lovely lunch was ser-
ved by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. D. E. Gliddon, Mrs, Lloyd
Bond, Mrs. Frank Yeo a n d
Mrs. Frank McCullough.
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Christmas decorations made
'the setting at St. James'-Rose-
mount United Church, Kitchen-
er, on Saturday, December 21,
for the wedding of Kathleen
Verna Marie Rathwell and
David Paul Beynon, bath of
Kitchener,
Arrangements of white and
yellow pompoms and natural
teasil backed with emerald
were used. Rev. Dr. Charles L.
Lewis officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold T. Rath-
well, 367 Dumfries Ave., Kit-
chener. The bridegroom, who
lived at 121 Cambridge Ave.,
Kitchener, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Beynon, Mea-
fcird.
A formal gown of cordi silk
taffeta -was chosen by' the
bride. It was trimmed with
motifs of valenca lace and ac-
cented with a bow, The bell-
shaped skirt fell to a semi-
chapel train.
Her waist-lefigth veil was
caught to a crown of crystals
and .net accented with valenca
lace and pearls. She carried
a cascade of red roses and ste-
phanotis.
Mrs. Jean Turner, Varna, a
cousin of the bride, was matron
of honour, wearing gold peau
de sole and lace. The waist top
was styled with scalloped neck-
line, and the peau de sole skirt
fell in controlled fullness..
Pearls and eye-veil trimmed
her peau de soie hat of pearls.
She carried a nosegay of red
roses and white dianthus.
Bridesmaids, Jean Beynon,
Meaford, and Mary Joyce Rath-
well, Kitchener, sisters of the
bridal couple, were costumed
similarly.
Flower girls, Beth Rathwell,
Clinton, and Janice Magill,
Goderich, were in gold frocks
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fashioned with puff sleeves and
peter pan collars. Perky bows
made their headpieces and
they carried muffs of red ros-
es and holly.
Keith Kunder, Toronto, was
best man. Ushers were Bruce
Boettger, Hamilton, cousin of
the groom and Keith Rathwell,
Kitchener, a. brother of the
bride.
Soloist, Miss Carol Pepper,
RR 3, Seaforth, sang "Because"
and "Oh Perfect Love".
The wedding dinner ' and
dance was held art the Granite
Club in a Christmagy setting
of pompoms and holly.
The couple flew to Washing-
ton and then, to Williamsburg,
Va. They will reside in Kitch-
ener.
RECEPTION
and DANCE
For
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
Carter
(nee Sharon Hodges)
Londesboro Hall
Friday, Jan. 10
MODERN and OLD TIME
DANCING
Everyone Welcome
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