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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-11-25, Page 5This appetizing Mocha Pecan Mousse 'is not only easy to make but stores well in your refrigera- tor until meal time. Directions for it and a delicious Orange-Walnut Torte are on page 10. Either one will make a perfect Christmas dessert that is just a little different. Marries A rman At Centralia Base Chapel 0‘.0 tuft Suggestions Start Your Christmas Shopping Now CHILDREN'S WEAR BABY WIEAR Jodphurs 1.98-2.98 Stretch Sleepers 1.98-2.98 Dr. Denton Sleeper 3.00 Knitted Suits 2.98 Sweater Sets 2.98-3.98 Sweaters 1.98-2.98 T-Shirts ,,,,,,, , 1.19-1.39 Dresses 1.98-2.98 Blankets 1.98-3.98 Diaper Bags 2.98-3.98 LAY-A-WAY NOW MARTIN'S • DEPT. STORE HARDING CARPET -REMNANT SALE KINGSPORT SPRINGTIME Anar COLONY BAY Green COLONY COLONY BAY tiun KENT COLONY BAY HAWTHORN CRESCENDE WINSTON SALE $8.95 sq yd. $6.95 sq. yd. $7.95 sq. yd. $7.50 sq. yd. $6.50 sq. yd. $69.50 $99:90 $75.90 $130.40 %rl owl .UU nn $95'm $79.00 NAME COLOUR TYPE Autumn Acrilan Beige 11"x18'11" 11'10"x20' 8'6"x48'5" 8'6"x25'3" 11'9"x28'7" 9'x9' 9'x9'3" 9'x12' 9'x12' SIZE PRICE $10.95 sq. yd. $8.95 sq. yd. $8,95 sq. yd. $8.95 sq. yd. $7.95 sq. yd. $80.55 Nylon Acrilan Acrilan Silver Acrilan Green Moss Acr•i lan Green Mush- Aorilan room Bronze Acrilan Green Wool B rown MANY OTHER REMNANTS IN STOCK DON'T DELAY HARDINGS 501 pU PONT NyLON' 111 COLOURS. One of the'heaviest wearing carpets in Harding's wide $8 95 sq yd range, keguiorly $9S5 sq. yd, NOW $8.,5 BEATTIE FURNITUR CLINTON t ONTARIO EXAMPLE: 91021 - $10.00 latest fashions in S UNWORTHY Wallpaper ALL NEW What a wonderful difference UNWORTHY WALLPAPER makes in your home NEW WALLPAPERS ALL VINYL COATED NOW ON DISPLAY STILL AVAILABLE -- NON-PASTED and PREPASTED WALLPAPERS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES D. A. KAY & SON PAINTERS and DECORATORS 33 HURON ST. PHONE 482-9542 I •13gAUTIFP1,. MAX fAcTPR HYPNOTIQPg and 17.9, 10.50 Small deposit will hold' your set until ,Christmas, MAX FAcTQR•TQIIIATRIg$ We are exclusive .agents here fer MAX FACTOR. Come ita and .choose from. our complete Ste*, Canoe Cologne far Men $5,00 and $8.50 Canoe Talcum for Men $2.$0 Canoe Soap in Gift Box $2.00 Canoe Deodorant in Gift Box ,$2.$0 Tabu Perfume ..... ................... ....., $3.50 and $0.50 Tabu Spray calegrie ,,,,,..,.. ...... .„ ... ., .. . ......... „. $3.75 Tabu Cologne ....`$2,75 Canoe Talcum ..„ $1.$0 (Both by Dana of/ For's, France) EDWARDS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 482-6626 - CLINTON, ONT. - 9 Albert St. SALE OF (oats & Car (oats We cqn now offer you our complete line of Coats and Car Coats at a Saving to you . . . All Reduced 20% Christmas is Coming FAST .. BUY HER SOMETHING TO WEAR Ladies' Wear and Dry Goods CLINTON HENSALL EXETER COME TO a CLINTON'S SANTA CLAUS PARADE Saturday, Dec. 4th at 1:30 p.m. CANDY TREAT For All Children Under 12 Years Compliments of Clinton Service Clubs FREE MOVIES 11, In Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street At 2:45 p.m. - ALL CARTOON MOVIE Compliments of Ladies Auxiliary to Clinton Legion Fe FREE SKATING Ill Clinton Lions Arena -- 2 to 4 p.m. For Children under 12 years Christmas Store Hours • Open All Day Wednesday, Dec. 8 to Dec. 29. o Open Evenings until 9:30 p.m. Dec. 17 to Dec. 23. • Closed Christmas Eve at 6 o'clock. 4111•10111111. 11.11.0111111k Clinton Retail Merchants Committee yo4.4141,410, S Thurs., $e 1904 lintvri: in from My ow (By Shirley Keller) • I MINN IMO The Tim pnraolp xi-istitute Mrs Richaird buehanan acted had charge of the November Mistre,ss of ceremonies for birthday Party at Huronview the program. Community sing- on November 17. hig and slicie$ of beauty spots, animalS and flowers from the surrounding district Were en-joyed by the resident's. Flurontiew folk Celebrate Birthdays View Slides of floWers, Bea* Spots. Lets he honest now. Th,e. typical -hettsewife. throng.** Utile great nation is, a passable cook, a fair hopeekeeper, rdn acceptable Maher, an adequate wife and tolerable She is not a raving, beauty, a brilliant talent, an unusual brain, .a perfect hostess or an impeccable goddess. The average housewife is de- pendable, honest, generous, Moral and just, She fills an all important need in, every coin- Munity and in every home. I-Ter hand (though tinmani-• cured and rough) can stroke, the fevered brow of a and as • tenderly as Cleopatra smooth- ed Marc Antony's, eyelids; her eyes though red 'and red- from sitting up with the baby can hold as much compassion as the pretty peepers Delilah rolled at Sampson. So let's have an Average Mrs. pageant. Let's give the winner an all-expense trip to some ex- otie land . , . after a steady diet of baby and budget-balanc- ing 'she could use tt. Let's have a new wardrobe designed for her even if she does happen to wear a size 18 and a half. And let's plan to send her husband !along . just so he'll be reminded again that he has married a, prize-winner . al- welt she is' no Helen of Troy, Now that the Miss Canada Pageant ha$ eheseri its lovely for the year, the rest of us plain Canadian women, can pull the shades. on our rrdrror$ and bask hi the splendor of the new youthful queen who somehow rePresent$ us all, It has always been a little depressing for me ,(little rotund, flaweridden creature that I am) that eneh generous amounts Alf beauty should be lavished on one young lady . . and even more disturbing that so much honor and fame should be heaped upon one head ' simply because it is beautiful. Surely we who !are less blessed with physical allure do possess some qualities for Which nationwide acclaim could be established. It is, about time that someone recognized the need for a com- petition into which the AVER- AGE Canadian housewife could enter without fear that she would be eliminated by a girl who was definitely - or even Slightly -- above average. Advqtisernents on, television and elsewhere, women's maga- zines and most of the propa- ganda, produced in a thousand different farms about the housewife present an entirely Nise image , . and most wom- en know it (though they may not admit it). • Judith Marlene Geldzak daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Peter Gridzak, Kippen, became the bride of LAC Ron Cann of Sid- ney, Nova Scotia on Saturday, November 20 at 11 a.m. Padre .J. H. lVICAvany of Cele- tral!la RCAF Station, performe,d the ceremony in, the chapel there, Baskets- of yellow 'mums and cancleIaJbra formed the setting for the occasion. Mrs, Willard of EXeter played suitable wed- ding muslc. The 'bride chose for her wed- ding a waltz-length 'gown of peau de sole over taffeta, with lace bodice, lily-point sleeves and full skirt sweeping to matching chapel train. Her .headpiece was of rhinestones and held' her shoulder-length veil. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations crested with trailing ivy. The bride was' given in mar- riage by her father Peter Grid- zak. Miss. Kathy Cook of London, as' maid of honor wore a floor- length blue taffeta gown, long gloves and carried' pink and white carnations' with trailing IVY. LAC Tom Crossman' of Cen- tralia was best man. A reception was held at the! RCAF Social Centre, Centralia, where the bride's mother, in a royal blue jersey sheath, black accessories' and a white carna- tion corsage, received' guests, The groom's! mother chose a jade green, chiffon dress, fea- ther hat and a corsage of white carnations. For travelling the bride wore an olive green suit, ,black ac- Another Triumph For Local Gardener Mrs. Nelson Heard' is possess- ed of ' a truly "green thumb". Earlier in 'the year, the News- Record printed 'a photograph of four tulip flowers on a single stem .growing in her garden. While listening to the radio this, week, Mrs. Heard's atten- tion was drawn to a report of a London resident who had grown, a lemon 6" in' circumfer- ence. She measured the fruit on her own 'lemon "tree" and found it to be 9" in, circumfer- ence. ceseeries- and a pink carnation corsage. The couple will reside in Cen- tralia. Guests were present from Nova Scotia, Toronto, London, .Parkhill, Exeter and Centralia, , Seniors Enjoy Royal members of the Everyoung Senior Citizen's Club and friends left Bayfield early last Saturday morning by bus en route for the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, Mrs. Hopson, president, re- ports that the trip was roost enjoyable. Men in the party showed special interest in the livestock show, while the ladies were' impressed by the flower exhibits, Members were a little dis- appointed to learn that the tickets' four the' evening show were sold' out but they did en- joy the afternoon show. Of particular interest was the display of dressage by a talented equestrienne. Mary, Martha Unit Sees Travelogue On Brazil Scene The Mary and Martha Unit of the UCW of Wesley-Willis United Church met last Tues- day with president Mrs. L. Pearton an oharge. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. M. Steepe and a poem applicable to Rememb- rance Day was given by Mary Sutter. By request, travelogue, "A Trip to _Brazil" recently given at the joint UdW meeting, was presented by Mrs'. J. MaeLaren, Mrs. C. Nelson and Mrs. J. Nediger. General business of the Unit was discussed. Owing to num- erous other activities on the calendar, the December meet- ing will be withdrawn. A num- ber of ladies kindly offered their homes for the remainder of the winter meetings and it is hoped this will encourage at- tendance, An 'auction sale was planned for the January meeting. 0 Economist 4-H Guest The sixth meeting of the Tuckersmith 4-H Homemakers' Grob was held last Monday at the home of Mrs. F. Feleoner. Guest for the evening was Miss Dianne Lidcliard, home ecore omist for Huron. Discussion centred . around how to sew lace on material and each girl (lid a sample of the lesson, Monograms and set- ting in eyelets were other top- ics, Miss Lidcliard discussed A- chievement Day with the Girls. Bridal Couple Received At Middleton Church MIDDLETON - A very pleasant social evening was spent last Saturday night in the Sunday School room of St. James' Church, Middleton, when around fifty friends and neighbors gathered to honor newlyweds, Mr. 'end' Mrs. Wm. ("Bill") Smith, Mrs. Smith, is the farmer' farme Miss Lois Bernard of McKillop Township and Mi. is the son oP Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith, RR 3 Clinton. Seven tables' of Euchre Were ire play. The Winners, were: 'ladies' high, Mrs. Arnold Mill- er; ladies' low,,Mrs. Harold Yee; menis hig, May Wise; met* low, Murray Grigg, The bridal eauple was called to the platform Where jack Cole read the addieSs. Stewart Grigg and Fred butot present- ed them with a coute, table and step table. Both 'the bride and the groom expressed *predation to their frimds, Community Club Makes Donations Plans Party The November neetirug• of S'S NO 4 Community Club was held nt-the borne of Mrs.. HarrY• Oakes, with 1.2 members pre • sent, A donation of $3.5 will be gilv',H en to the Retarded Childron, nd a members will exchange Christmas gifts valued at 75e for adults 'and 25e for ehildren at the next meeting. Plans were made for ,a social evening to be bed on Tine:inter 11, at which a draw will be made from tickets sold on an electric carving knife, Work was done on a quilt which has -since been finished, Lunch was served by the host- ees, assisted by Mrs, Don Forbes and Mrs. Don Lobb. ' The December meeting will be held at the, home of Mrs. Jack Merrill on Wednesday, December B. (note change of date). Birthday gifts were presented to Mrs. Dalrymple, .Mrs, Mc- Elroy, Mrs. Tubb, Lula Fatten,. Mrs. Louis Miss 7141)13, Fora Dickson, Mrs. EVP, lend, Mrs. Bicknell, Mrs, West, Mark Sproat, Robert Mrs. Trewartha, Mis's H, Par- , Vett, Ws. 'Yam% Thurlow MacDonald and Mrs. Violet jucle Birthday cake. and fruit 'bread were served, • •• • • • Varna Celebrants Feted ht Zurich Mir. and Mrs. Cecil Dowson of Varna celebrated their 30th wedding anniversery last Sat- urday Zurich when their daughter Sharon treated them to dinner at the Dominion 'Ho- tel and another daughter, Mrs. William Comitt, entertained them .at ter home there, Guests from Varna, Clinton', Exeter, St. Thomas and Sarnia played cards and listened to violin music by George Dowson, Cecil's 'brother. The celebrants received many gifts to mark the event. FOR BOYS Pyjamas. 1.98-2.98 Sweaters 2.98-4.98 Shirts 1.98-2.98 T-Shirts 1.98-2.98 Jeans 2.98-3.98 Blazers 2.98-3.98 Dress Pants 3.98-4.98 Ski Pants 4.98-5.98 Mitts-Gloves Thermal Underwear .98-1.98 FOR GIRLS Pyjamas 1.98-2.98 Sweaters 2.49-3.98 Housecoats 2.98-5.98 Skirts 2.98-4.98 Blouses 1.98-2.98 Stretch Pants 2.98-4.98 Dresses 3.98-6.98 Jumpers 2.98-4.98 Mitts-Gloves . .98-1.98 Hats-Scarves 1.98-2.98