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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-12-17, Page 5Ceremony At -Ontario ,Street United Joins _Donakia, .Freiman, James -Bel Thulmq r.P 17:f -190 Clinton 'Hews-Roc9.,r0 astrai ar Social Notes 'News Editor; Anne. Aileron — Phone HP 2440 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS From MERRILL TV SERVICE TRANSISTOR PORTABLES Philips - Sony - Channel Master $27.95 to $79.95 ELECTRIC RADIOS $16.95 to $89.95 TRANSISTOR TABLE RADIOS .,., $29.95 to $39.95 CLOCK RADIOS $39.95 AUTO RADIOS—Fits all cars $49.95 up RECORD PLAYERS $27.95 up TELEVISION SETS By Philips $159.95 up STEREO SETS $199.95 up PHILIPS SHAVER $19.95 up Low Overhead -- Low Prices Merrill TV Service 215 Victoria Street Illrossim~mimimor Amersumorm....nownernot CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO ALL PLANTS O — Poinsettias T .— Cyclamens T — 'Mums E — Mixed Pans D Azalleas FREE DELIVERY Clinton Greenhouse and Flower Shoppe John and June Smith 50 ALBERT ST. 482-7168 annual reports of the .00nvolt, tees, and' units. were given. These were all approved as - read, The president then thanked the members for Their ...coopem,.. tiOn during the past year,. Mn Park then took the chair to reeetive the report of the PPM, inating committee Which Con- sisted of Mrs, Geprge Beattie,, Miss B. ,Tainieson, and Mrs. Doug Andrews. The ,$,14 te of officer's. for 196 is as follows: past president, Mrs. Deng Andrews; president,' Miss Kate McGregor; recording secretary, Mrs. Gordon Rath- well; treasurer, Mrs. Benson Sutter; visiting end eomniittee friendship. chairman, MIS'S ES, Cher Jamieson; fin'an'ce chair- man, Mrs, K. Johnstone Christ- tan education. and missionary education chairman, Mrs. Wm, Mureh; membership. chairman, Mrs., K. Bennett; supply chair- n-van, Mrs. Les Ball; literature Chairman, Mrs, A. Hodges; flowers chairman, Mrs. C. Nei- son; correspondence chairman, Mrs, P. Livermore; programme chairman, Mrs. T. McCreath; assistant, Mrs. K. Bennett; stewardship chairman, Mrs. Norman ahepherd; pianist, Mrs. Wm. 11/lurch; press anti public- ity, Mrs. M. Steepe; social chairman, Mrs, George•Beattie; ki'tc'hen property, social com- mittee and manse chairman, Mrs. J. Nediger. Shop Early, Avoid the Rush and get the Best Selection %121 FRESH — OVEN-READY Donalda Lorraine Pearl Freeman became the 'bride of James Douglas Bell on December 4 at 6:30 p.m. in Ontario Street United Church. The bride is the daughter of Marian Lorraine Doucette, both of Clinton, were bridesmaids. They wore dresses similar to that worn by the maid of honour. Flower girl Was Miss Karen Shanahan of Chippawa. Her dress was. of dark brown velvet with a full 'skirt. She carried a nosegay of gold chrys!anthe- mums surrounding a talisman rose, The ring.. .bearer was Kevin Paul Shanahan of Chippawa. The best man was Bryan Bell of Blyth. Murray Howatt of Blyth and David. McCall of Chatham ushered the guests. A reception followed in the Church Parlor Which was dec- orated on a Christmas theme. The bride's aunt received gueSts wearing a black, red and white silk print dress with black and red accessories. She wore a corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother assisted wearing a peacock blue dress of Italian broadcloth with black .ccessories„She wore a corsage if pink carnations. For travelling, the bride don- ned a gold two-piece suit with a brown coat. She wore brown and white accessories. Her cor- sage was of talisman roses. The couple will reside at RR Blyth. Prio, to her marriage the bride was hostessed at a shower by the Clinton Inter-Church CGIT. Mrs. Douglas Freeman, bride,s aunt, entertained at It trousseau tea on Saturday, November 28. 13-20 Pounds Available for Christmas Contact by Monday, December 21 TU KEYS The president, Mrs'. Douglas. Andrews, took the 'chair and. eandtreted the bttsiness, The secretary, Mrs. G. Ratbwell, • read the minutes. of the PreV-. iPttS Meeting; Whioll were AP- proved. The financial report was given- by the treasurer, Clarence E. Freeman of Clin- ton and 'the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.. Edward F, Bell of RR 1 Blyth, - The floral decor for the double-ring service performed by the Rev. Grant L, Mills of Clinton was gold and bronze chrysanthemums an d candel- abra. The soloist was Harry Lear. The bride, given in. marriage by her father, chose a tradition- al floor-length gown with. a chapel train and lily-point sleeves. 'The back was• accent- ed with flowerS and sequins on soft silk scallops. The bride carried talisman roses on a white Bible. Maid of honour was Miss Candice Bell of Blyth. She wore a dress of soft green vel- vet with a front bow and a softly gathered skirt. She wore a matching hat.- Her bouquet was of gold chrysanthemums. Miss Nancy Johnson and Miss From London to Walkerton, Stratford to Goderich. We wish to thank everyone for their valued patronages of all servic• es. We extend our best wishes for a Very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. Diamonds, Watches & Repairs, Trophies & Engraving & Vadden Wh lesale CLINTON ONTARIO 51b Annual:Iiippen Silant • • o ,• • The 41 I 41. Chriann-44Tun Shoot pf the ann 010 will he held. this Year" 031- Sunday, Dee, 'A. 'starting at lz,an, sit ithe WPM Quil. just .south of 1-cr:ppell, There will be events for all shooters. Londesboro UCW Elects Officers At General Meet The general meeting of ' the UCW of Londesboro United Church was held on Monday. Mrs. EdWiP W9OcT occupied the Chair With Mrs, pipe !conduct- ing the devotional exercises. A poem was read followed by a hymn, scripture verses and prayer. The minutes were ap- proved .03'4 the alIOCatliOn for 1965 is '$6$0.00, an increase of $5.00 from 1964. $6 pairs of mittens we're sent to Northern Ontario along with the White Gifts from the Sun- day School. A bale of clothing has also, been packed this past week and sent to the depot in Toronto for diocesan relief,- The treasurer gave a report of the finances, The social com- mittee realized - over $600.00 catering to weddings and ban-. quets, Mrs. Audrey Sprung contributed a reading and the meeting was' closed with a so- cial half hour. The nominating committee brought ht the following slate of officers: Past president, Mrs. Wood; president 'Mrs, Carson; first vice-president, Mrs, Liv- ingstone; second vice-president, Mrs. Don 1VIeNall; recording secretary, Mrs. Lorne Hunking; assistant secretary, Mrs. Jack Lee;. treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Mil- lar; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Nelson Lear; community friendship and visiting,- Mrs, Joe Shaddick; Christian citizen- ship and social action, Mrs. N. Lear; Christian education and mission education, Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook; finance, Mr's, Lee; flowers and cards, Mrs. W. Howatt; literature, communica- tions' and periodicals, Mrs. Geo. McVittle; membership, Mrs. Stan Lyon; nominations, Edith Beacom; press, Mrs. B. Allen; social functions, Mrs. D. And- erson; programme, Mrs. E. Wood; supply and social Assist- ance', Mrs. W. Howatt; pianists, Mrs. Josling and Mrs. Harry Lear; secretary without port- folio, Mrs. Townsend; represen- tative to manse committee, Mrs, L. Honking; representative to Board of Stewards, Mrs. Town- send. 0 Letters To Editor (Continued from Page Four) Some of those kids grew up and stood on street corners and complained that the town pro- vided nothing for them to do. Others grew up and made a Teen-Town all on their own, unassisted, un-chaperoned, and un-supervised by adults who were never age 17! Among .one hundred and fifty kids on a dance floor there are sure to be some nit-wits and boors, both male and female. But if you want rowdyism, go to a Grey Cup game when thirty 'thousand adults are in attendance. I note, Mr. ,Editor, that you volunteered to act as a chap- eron, You poor devil! The music is ghastly and it lasts for three hours. Fred SIornan. Dec. 13, 1964. Mrs. R, .Cenroy with her 3rencla, Dawn and John motored to Toronto where they took A flight out of Nfi44- ton AtlipoOt for a visit to her parents in New Brunswielc, Young people having birth, days included: Mona .PaCItTe't !Mile celebrated ,her 5th birthday on Sunday, December 1.3; Cathy MacNeil, 8 years old on Dec, 19; Corrine 'HOMY* nine Years on Dee, 23, and her brother Douglas, 10 years old on Dec. 24. Christmas WOW The Catholic Women's League held a meeting followed by. Christmas party on Sunday, Dec. 13, at the Social Centre, About 42 members attended. Mrs, Ie Brennen presided, Mrs, A. Wilson read the minutes of the last meeting and Mrs. H. Rieard gave the treasurer's re. pert, In charge of the entertain- Give White Gifts At Knox Church The annual White Gift ser- vice was held in Knox United Church last Sunday with the minister being Mr. Colin Fing- land of Wingham. The church was decorated with a Christmas tree and the lighted manger. The pupils and their teachers of the Sunday School attended and presented their gifts which were received by Misses June Mills and Laura Deer. The Jun- ior choir under the direction of. the church organist, Mrs. Nor- man Wight man, sang two an- thems. The gifts were given to the Huron County Children's' Aid Society. meet was Mrs. ,p. Petersen. Music was supplied by Mrs.. Verna Paulin at the organ. Carols were sung as well as popular numbers. Mrs, Santa Claus put in an appearance ,and distributed gifts to all present including ,the spiritual director, Father R. Bussey. After a buffet, the ladies .4$- senfbled hy the fireplace and enjoyed a singsong to -close the evening, Date the next meeting will be announced later, Group 4 Holds Regular Meeting. Group four of Ontario Street United Church held their reg- ular meeting on Monday even- ing in 'the church parlour. The meeting took the form of a Christmas party and Group Three attended as guests. Mrs, Ross Trewartha, group leader, opened the meeting and, welcomed 'the large group. Car- ol singing opened the meeting. Mrs. Don Crich, assisted by Miss Dorothy Marquis and Mrs. Carman McPherson, conducted the worship 'service, with the theme "Christmas". For the programme, the Sy- mons sisters, Barbara, Londe and Jane, sang "Must Be Santa" and "Do what the Good Book says", accompanied at the piano by their mother, Mrs. Don Sy- mons. Mrs. John Lavis gave three Christmas readings. - Mrs. Clark Ball, Mrs. Fred Vodden and Mrs. John Lavis led a period of contests and games. Mrs. Earl Blake and her group served lunch. -LICW Elects New Officers The regular meeting of the UCW of Wesley., Willis United Church Was hold on Wednesday, DeCeniber 9, Miss Kate McGregor was in 'charge of the worship service. The service was opened with a call to worship, followed by a hymn and prayer, Mrs, G. Bothwell read the $criPture and. Mrs. J. MeLaren, gave the meditation. The offering was received and dedicated, Mrs, Radford played two Christmas piano solos. Mrs, B. Sutter. The conveners Of the various committees gave reports on wort; done, - The president brought i.a sev- eral recommendations which were made 'by the finance com- Mittee. These were accepted: and are to be acted upon, The The report of the nominating committee was approved as read. MASS. McGregor took the chair and thanked the members and asked for their cooperation in the coming year. A hymn was sung and Mr. Park pro- nounced the benedictions. The social committee served a lunch. 0 White Gift Service At Porter's Hill The White Gift Service at Grace Church last Sunday afternoon was well attended. Miss Maureen - Miller and Jim- my Riddell read the scripture lesson. The boxes of gifts will be presented to the Salvation Aru uy, London, for distribution. 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