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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-11-18, Page 5groh .sorvivo And Sunday-..clioal. at Grace Cingeh, Si-intlay, School IS at 1 p.M. and church service at 1:0 All Cubs Out To Bayfield Pack Meeting BAYFIELD — The First Payfield Cub Pack met on Monday, November 15 in the, Parlith Hall, with all 1,4 Cubs present, P011owibg 41.1e$, ..4tegdarge and inspection by Akela ivI. Erickson and 'Salo° R. M'e' Lend, Akela .read a story On the "Test of the Zulu Boy". This story Was in PreParatiCT for the three New Chums "Coat of White Paint." Bolo°, presented Ricky pen, hale, Steve Talbot and Harry Talb'ot with their White scan-yes. A letter of thanks was writ- ten and signed by all Cubs, to the Fireinen at RCAF Station, Ointon, A rousing game of "Whacker" Was played and a ward scramble game, led by Baia°. -'111-ie "Red Six" still hold the weekly pennant for achieving the most peints this week, **A01 ikv44K *.tio 4 Our Christmas Toyland is now ready and will Open Friday, Nov. 19 We have one of the Largest Selections of Toys in Huron County. Remember ONE WHOLE FLOOR of Toys conveniently arranged for your shopping pleasure. USE OUR LAYAWAY NOW Opening Day Specials Reg. Now $3.75-42.49 „ $4.50—$2.98 • $6.95—$4.98 $4.98—$3.98 $19.95—$12.95 $22.95-416.95 $4./8—$3.98 $14,95—$9.95 $22 .9 $—$17.95 Kenner Girdel Panel Sets Kenner Bridge Turnpike Kenner Build a House . Monopoly Game Nloldmaster Set Bake Oven Etch.a.Sketch Mighty Mo . .... "Eldon" Race Car Set „ „ Johnny Seven Gun, Secret Sam, Rider Tractor, Super Helmet Seven, Bop-a-Bear Multi Pistol 09, Big Bruiser, Mousetrap Game, Crazy Clock Game, Trick Trap, Sutie Cute Doll, Teary Deary, Tiny Tears, Pool Table, Etc, Etc. All At Reduced Prices SEE ALL THESE AND MORE AT MARTINS DEPT. 2nd FLOOR. STORE HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR 17th ANNIVERSARY SALE LAST 3 DAYS 'SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 MEN'S BRAND NAME CARDIGANS PULLOVERS S-M-L FINAL 3 DAYS ONLY ST99 Reg. to $15.95 MEN'S ALL WOOL 2 PANT SUITS SAVE $20.00 $59.50 Reg. $79.50 DRESS SLACKS All Wool Permanent Crease — All Sizes ONLY $13.99 Reg. to $17.95 • MEN'S WOOL LAMINATED TOPCOATS Still A' Good Selection BUY THIS ne WEEKEND valL7 .7U Reg. to $45.00 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Hundreds of Top Quality GIFT TIES Reg. $2.00 GIFT BOXED SALE SPECIAL ...:91c ea. MEN'S WINTER JACKETS All Styles BE SURE TO SEE GROUP $15.99 ea. All Sizes Christmas Shop Now Use Our Layaway Plan for Christmas Gifts Herman's Men's Wear (OPEN FRIDAY EVENING) PHONE 482-9351 CLINTON MAKE. HOUSE Of BARGAINS Ltd. PRE CHRISTMAS SALE Ends Nov. 20 HAIR DRYER, Samson-Dominion, quiet, safe, 220 W. Special $7.27 I.D.A. TOOTH BRUSHES, Roll or TI:Ifted shape Pure Nylon Bristle 4 for 88c FOIL WRAP, "rhrift-Pack Aluminum, 25 ft„ - '12 Inch Roll 29c TOILET TISSUE, White or Colored, I,D.A. Brand ' ,„ ............. .... „„,.. 8 Rolls for 88c PLUS Many Exciting In-The-Store GIFT IDEAS GALORE With Lowest Prices! EDWARDS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 482-6626 — CLINTON, ONT, -- 9 Albert St. 11,,Pen,VP From My indo -rxecutlYa !._rent. The eNeeiStiVe of the Grace '..-,!inrreb, Sunday ,school met on Tlitirstlay evening last at the name of Mrs, Chester ;$4410 ,with. Mrs. Mary Manning SS' superintendent in charge. It Was'ic:iedided to have White 01,ft SerWoe Sunday, DOC-. ember 5 and to have combined service on December 26 and January 2. NEWS OF PORTER'S HULL A very special meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of St, James „Anglican Church, Middleton, was held. iast Thursday -eYen- ing, November 11 at .the home of MriS. Ross g1cidletp.4. Auxiliaries inertnbeire from St. °union, and Trinity Church, Bayfield attended; in all there Were over 40 ladies present as well as the two rec., tors, Rev. R. Wonhaan„ Panl's, Clinton Land. the Rev. B. Harrison, The meeting opened by sing- ang of the W.A, 1304M wish Mrs. Edward Wise at the piano, The president, Mrs. Fred, Middleton extended a warm welcome and called on Rev, Harrison for the Armistice DAY prayer of remembrance. In keeping with this theme, Mrs.Jlohn, Grigg, aecretamY of at, James W.A. gave a sketch of the life of lit. Cal. John IVfeOree, a Canadian soldier- poet born in Guelph and author of the: poignant poem "In Flan- ders Fields". Mrs. Joseph Storey favored with a piano instrumental, Mrs, J. B. ,Higgins, president of Trinity W.A, accompanied by Mrs, F. H. -Paull sang a solo, Mrs. Donald Middleton, vice- president announced the pur- pose of this very :special bven- ing in the history of the W.A. was to accord the group's su- preme honour, Life Member- ship in the Women's Auxiliary of the Diocese off Huron to Mrs. Arnold Miller and to Mrs. Ste- Wart Middleton. Each lady had given over thirty years of de- voted dedicated service. Rev. E. J. B. Harrison con- ducted the form of service for the admission of life members. Mrs. Keith Miller pinned the gold membership pin on her mother-in-law, Mrs. Arnold Miller and Mrs. F. Middleton presented her with the certifi- cate of life membership. Mrs. Clifford Epps, herself a W.A. life-member of St, Paul's and a long-time friend of Mrs. Stewart Middleton pinned the gold membership pin on Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. F. Middle- ton presented her with the cer- tificate of life membership. Mrs. Arnold Miller has serv- ed capably on various commit- tees during the mins, i.e. card, birthday-box and very notably as Dorcas Secretary. An expert quilter, Mrs. Miller is one of the group's outstanding "Mar- thas". Mrs. Stewart Middleton has served igs secretary, vice-presi- dent and president and is cur- rently Press, Secretary of St. James W.A, She was also for 12 years an officer in Huron' Deanery of the Diocese of Hur- on, as secretary, treasurer and literature 'secretary. Both ladies were confirmed at 'the 'same time in 1935 by Bishop Chas. Seager in St. James Church. Taken complet, eily by surprise, both women (By .$111rley Keller) Hello tivm- 11W POlUnin to the Clinton NeWS-RecOrd , and from a new page dedicated to the iladieo who read this neWspaper. Actually, "From My Window" is not an entirely new C011.11nn, It has appeared before in other Huron COunitY PuibiticiationS various times and is designed philmarily for and about women who have learned to take life wiith grab of salt And a sense of burnout. - xn Part mien the Pon tent is geared 'to the woman who finds herself married, child blessed and budget-cursed. Experts advise columnists to write about subjects which are familiar to them. Believe me, as chief cook, diaper- dipper and mess-maid at the Keller house- hold for nigh onto 1.2 years, 1 feel qualified to comment on the plight of domestic engineers everywhere, Just as an indication, of the type of earth-shaking thoughts to be found in this space, let's take a look at woman's worst workload — dishwashing. Some man. hos 'figured out that the average bOUsewlfe does dishes 1,095 times per year, This •estimate, of Murte, is bas- ed on 'a man's mis-guided as- sumption that the little woman washes dishes only three times a day for $65, days. Boy, is that a ingh, Almost Any morning in the Year, Morn gets up to a sialt full Of dirty dishes. They have been placed, there — or scattered about the home — by one 81-113* ping, snacking husband and any number of corn-popping, chip, dipping children. IVIld-mooning, immediately after the dishes are gleaming and polished, some smiling tele- vision teaches' tells the romper- room set, ',Now children, it is milk and cookie time, Asit your mammy to bring a big eas milk and a big plate of cookies into the liming-room so you won't miss a single Minute of the cartoon." Result? A complete vacuum- cleaning job and more dishes. Right after lunch, the tele- phone brings hubby's voice to you. He's invited Harry and Gertrude and their five off- (Continued on page eight) thanked their friends for the most Cherished honour. They- were also presented with large, decorated :cake inscribed,.. "Rest Wishes from the W.A:". Mrs, Ross Middleton, as Well as being the ,charming hostess for this large meeting, Was .also the special speaker on as $14,10 jest of unique interest, Mrs. Middleton conducts two art classes at CRS$ night school and her „subject was "Stand, ards for judging Art quality", She illustrated the points of harmony, balance, proportion, rhythrii and emphasis: by a gen- eral lecture followed by pertte, ular reference to many of her own lovely paintings. "Nature, shows a gradual change from season to Season from day to night and there _order and unity in 'the -whole," stated Mrs. Middleton. "The sunset comes at close of day; when work is almost done and by its . compelling beauty, lifts the eyes .of men from ,earth to the heavens. "The moon awl planets and myriads of starts light the earth with a ;silvery sheen an. top the ocean waves with gold.' "At every hour of the day, at every season of the year, 'beau- tiful, colorful and everchanging canvases are spread before those who have eyes to see and appreciate," - The ladies present were con- ducted on a tour of the spacious _rooms in the Middleton home enhanced by many of Mrs. Mid- dleton's. paintings.. The St. James' ladies served a lovely lunch at the beautifully appointed table highlighted- by the W.A. cake.. Nancy Jean Scruton', Clinton, and Lester Keith Allen, Londes- bore, repeated wedding vows in St, Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clanton on November 6 before Rev. Fir. 3. B. The bnide is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scruton, Clinton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, Lonclesboro. For her wedding, The bride selected a floor-length gown of white peau de sale styled' with a rounded neckline', lilypoint sleeves and a fitted bodice. Her sheath styled skirt was. ap- pliqued! with a wide band of lace and a detachable chapel train fell from the waist at back. A pure silk tulle veil was held by a coronet of seed pearls and she carried a bou- quet of white 'mums and ivy. Miss Elaine Scruton, Clinton, attended her sister as maid of honor and Miss Karen Mien, London, sister of the , groom, was bridesmaid. They Were dresSed alike in floor-length gowns of forest green Italian brocade and wore „ matching bow headpieces. They carried cascade ibouquets of tawny 'Mums accented with autumn leaves. Groemsnlan Was John Rad- fOrd, Lonciesboro, and Don Scruton, Clinton, and Wayne Jackson Ridgertown, were ush- ers. Hotel Clinton was the scene of the wedding eeceptior. Mrs. Scram, mother of the, bride In it powder blue sheath of silk crepe, brocade hat, black ac- cessories and a corsage Of deep pink roses received guests. She was ,assiistecl by the groom's Mother, Mrs. Allen wetmling a blue and green figUrecl brocade enSesnble, Matching heti hitt& accessories and a corsage of tabs-Man roses. For travelling, the bride choSe a red .wool. Suit With black flit' ixtim, lab,* accessories and e corsage of White iget: ittia 'stating Connie will reSitl,e retirkfanna ITIvn meWsh,. Pi ^44A A 1,11 MCCULLOCH'S *Mt 11 TD,„.. TWIN WIN SAW DRAW 11111PIIICI 'r, CAN WIN A CHAIN SAW any of 900 other prizes .oiutiing: an International Harvester out, Savage rifle, 15 foot ski boat .7"r,ii trailer and McCulloch 75 hp out• board, a 1966 Pontiac Tempest sedan, an RCA Victor hale entertainnient canter and litany more national prizes, 325 McCulloch chain Sawa will be given' away id local drawings, to be sure to see yout McCulloch chain saw dealer for Melia soon and see the all, new MAC-ICI Series chain taws that Make all other lightweights overweight and out.oklato. You must entet before December ta, 1966, to be eligible, Be Sure and Celli. At WELLS AUTO ELECTRIC for your ticket on McCulloch $100,000 Sweepstakes 'FREE DRAW MIPPkETON Mr.,,and Mrs, John =ad:10ton. 440. darruob,taT. Deborah Of An- ohorage, Alaska are visiting relatives in this .district. is an employee of the Green Construction Op, T.44. of Iowa, Thurs., -Nov. 18, 194$,Chti1'ron News Record-Page U.WS :Stewart. Midffloton was the guest speaker At 'Ain't* Memorial,.4ngliean Church in Vxotor last. Tuesday night. Slides Troland, FraPee Seand,i0P144 were shoWn with Ws, Milton running the projeotpr. I The Christmas party was planned for the middle of 17cc- einhor with the following OPM- inittees in charge:. .decorating, Mrs. G, Matters and Mrs. Doh, 4.1d7 Harris; 'program, Mrs. A, Lockhart, Mrs., 4-04 Miller, Mrs, Elgin Cox, and Mrs. Townshend; lunch, Mrs,. Lloyd .SowerbY). Mrs, Hilda. Kc-Clinchey, Mrs. • Art. Bell and Ws, Tom $ovveaty. rersenals Torn Sowerby is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, where he underwent surgery last week, ' Austin Harris returned home after being a patient in Victoria Hospital for two weeks. Sunday, November 14 was the beginning of afternoon ch.- Clinton WI Members Plan History Topic The Clinton Women's Insti- tute will meet on November 25 at 2 p.m. in, the Agricultural board rooms. Roll call will be answered by telling where you went on your honeymoon". The topic, historical research, will be convened by Mrs. M. Herd. The program is in the charge of Mrs. J. Wise and Mrs. J. Batkin, Hostesses will be Mrs. Bert IVIrS. E. Trick, Mrs. 3. Brown, Mrs. E. Aldington. Mr. and Mrs. Lester K. Allen Will Make Home In Clinton (Photo by R. J. Nephev;) Mr. and Mrs. K. Allen -nate of Ontario Agriculture College, Guelph. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at showers given by friends and neighbours at the .'homes of Mrs. Thomas O'Connell and. Miss Diane Mur- phy, both of Clinton;• and Miss Ittdy Gibson, London. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen entertained at a rehearsal party at their home in LOndesbore, YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS "THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE" CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 482-7735 'V SHIRTS 3 TIE, GLOVES 3 SCARVES 3 TIE AND SOCK SET 3 SOCKS 3 PYJAMAS 'V DRESSING GOWNS COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND — NO OBLIGATIONS WE CASH ALL BABY BONUS CHEQUES A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD A Y ARTI• LE GIRLS' 3 CARDIGANS 3 PURSES 3 BLOUSES 3 SKIRTS 3 PYJAMAS 3 GOWNS, 3 DUSTERS BOYS'.