Clinton News-Record, 1963-12-12, Page 5IRILL SUM
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Many adults are fascinated by
this display every year.
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passing through the store
Choose a Gilt for Her
WE SUGGEST:
DUSTERS - HOUSECOATS - SWEATERS
SLIMS BLOUSES - GLOVES
HOSIERY - LINGERIE
PURSES - ETC.
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Ware and Gifts.
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December 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
have the representative show you the many useful
gift items made by West Bend.
10-Piece "Continental"
STAINLESS
STEEL
COOKWARE
CHOOSE COPPER-COLOR
r POLISHED ALUMINUM
COVER
11" SKILLET & COVER
$19.99
Big 4-quart automatic skil-
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to clean, because it's com-
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You'll enjoy the easy care and rich beauty of West
Bend's Continental stainless steel cookware. Com-
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covers, 5% qt. Dutch Oven roaster, and 1()Y2" tel.%
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bright aluminum with cop,
per-color cover. Fully auto-
matic . . no gadgets to
adjust.
9-CUP PERK
West Bend
Radiant Control
POP-UP TOASTER
$1999
Radiant control for evenly
browned, toast with any kind,
of bread. Compactly styled'
in chrOine and lalack.
COPP ER_ 'N BLACK
COOKIE CANISTER
$ 199
1-TOkis up td 2.1bs. of cook- I
les. Seamiess construct-
ion means easiercleaningl
COPPER 'N BLACK
3.WAY PAPER
DISPENSER
6.99
Handy! Holds wet poet,
er toweln, and gun:Amin
Serrated edge at bottom
,of eaQh door cuts dentftt
'Eugene. McAdam; Proprietor.
Phone 4824023
Auburn C6.11 Plans
Annual Vesper
.Candlelighting
AUBURN Plans for the
annual Vesper' Cand gb g
Service were made at the meet-
ing •held in the Sunday school
room of Knox. Presbyterian
Church, The president, Marian
Yonngblut gave 'the call to wor-
ship and Margaret Sanderson
.was 'the Pianist in the absence
of Judy :Arthur.
The scripture lesson of the
Christmas story was read by
Brenda Ball and a Bible quiz
on this passage was led by the
leader, Mrs. Wes Bradnock.
Offering was , received by
Sharon Collins and dedicated
by 'the offertory hymn led by
the assistant leader, Miss Laura
Phillips. The minutes were read
by Gail Miller and Mary San-
derson gave the financial state-
ment. The roll call was an-
swered by each tolling what
they wanted for Christmas.
Lynda Andrews reported the
chocolates bad all been sold.
She also showed the chart
Which she made for the at-
tendance at Sunday• school,
church and CGIT meetings.
This will be kept by Judy Ar-
thur, Carole Brown, Betty Moss
and Mary Sanderson.
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GIRLS' LINED JEANS
CARDIGANS -- PULLOVERS
LEOTARDS - MITTS - GLOVES
Many Other Items
Reasonably Priced
Car Coats 4.98 to 8.95 e"
Dress Coats, 16.95-25.95
3-Pce. Sets, 8.95 to 14.95
BOYS' LINED JEANS
Cardigans -- ,Pullovers
Thermal Underwear
Winter Caps, Mitts,
Gloves, Etc.
MEWS
SPORT SHIRTS
2.95 to 4,95
BOYS' PARKAS
With Detachable
Hoods
8.95 to 13.95
MEN'S PARKAS
With and Without
Detachable , Hoods
7.95 to 12.95
We Carry a Full Line of MEN'S WORK CLOTHES - RUBBER BOOTS - WINTER
UNDERWEAR - WORK SOCKS - LINED SOCKS - Etc.
LET'S NOT FORGET TO COME TO THE SANTA CLAUS PARADE—DEC. 14
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Ladies'
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3.49 to 6.95
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RESERVE NOW
For The Gala 0
NEW YEAR'S
EVE
PARTY
At The
ELM HAVEN
BALLROOM
Featuring . . . Barry Rite
And His Popular Dance Orchestra
Playing Dance Standards Popularized By
GLEN MILLER DUKE ELLINGTON -- COUNT
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O DANCING FROM 10:00 'TIL 2:00
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Leonard ,Caldwell - Installed .Master
At Lodge Meeting In 'tondesboro
LOBA Instals
1964 Officers
-The L0134 held their reg.,
_War Lmeeting in the lodge :rooms
on Tuesday evening, December
3.0 with a good :attendance, and
a turkey supper was very much
enjoyed
The pf, the no
officers was conducted: by lyirs,
'Wilfred Colclough, They
Immediate past imistress,
Mrs. Peter Harrison; worthy
mi stress, Mrs, Pmnerso.h
Heard, )3,ayfield; OM-IV mis-
tress, Mrs, Clavteh Hudgins;
junior .deputy mistress, Mrs.
William Mallwain, Bayfield;
.chaplain, Mrs, Milian Heard;
.recording secretary, Mrs.
fred -Colclongh; treasurer, Mrs,
Wilfred GlOier.; finanCial see,
retary, Mrs, Jan Koene; senior
lecturer, • Mrs, Henry SlOman;
deputy lecturer, Mrs. Don Pick-
ard; inner guard, Mrs, Waldby
Burton; sick and visiting com-
mittee, Mrs, Henry Simian and
Mrs. Clayton. Hodgins; press
.secretary, Mrs. Wilfred • Col-
Clough, —
A cheque for $60 was sent
to the Orange Orphanage
Home, Richmond Hill, for the
children at Christmas. The
worthy mistress, Mrs. Heard,
presented the past mistress
with her jewel after which
Santa Claus. arrived with gifts
for all.
Four Recruits
Join Girl Guides
The First Clinton Guide Com-
pany held an important event
on Monday evening. It was the
enrollment of four recruits,
Commissioner Corrie presen-
ted the pins and both she and
Capt. Bush welcomed them.
On presenting the pins; the
commissioner explained to the
new Guides they are now in
the Sisterhood of Guiding and
must keep to all that is ex-
pected of 'a good Guide.
The new Guides are Betty
Bertrand, Wendy Gates, Janice
Herman, Heather Nickson.
Two Guides receiving their
second class badges were, Bar-
bara Ball and Ruth Murphy,
Service stars were also pre-
sented — first year stars to
Wendy Holmes, Sharon McKen-
zie, Patty Strong; second year
stars In Barbara Ball, Ruth
Murphy; third year star to Su-
san Delaney.; fifth year star to
Linda. Nicholson,
corresnoogio Nra,...Perf
The .Installation of.Cffieers
was held for the Hall ett
e4:1w Lodge when the following..
were 144010 Arol invested;
W,K, Leonard .Caldwell;
David Anderson;..
-4-AeiC Snail;. ,J,w„ John Lee;
chaplain, Donald' iticharian;
a.T:!, Ray Snell; J,D„ pert
14On; D of .0, Clare Vincent
$.$„, Murray Lyon; J;$., •Ger-
don $bolobrbol< T.G„ Harry
Tebbutt; O.,G„ Eric Anderson;
James Neilans acted as in,
uburn Explorers
Receive Awards
AUBURN — An (impressive
initiation service was held by
the Auburn Explorers in •the
Sunday school room of the
church with parents and friends
present. Quiet piano music was
played by Patsy Wilkin while
the members and guests were
assembling.
Chief Explorer Karen East
welcomed all to the meeting
and 'the scriptures were read
by Linda Snowden and Linda
Reed, followed by prayer by
Donna Chamney. The offer-
ing was received by Janet
Johnston and Cathy Schneider
and dedicated,
The speaker of the evening
was.Rev. Charles Lewis who
spoke on the explorations that
the girls had taken. He refer-
red 'to the Christmas tree as
a symbol of Christian life with
its green boughs and in his
message told the true meaning
of Christmas.
Chief Counsellor Mrs. Mau-
rice Bean presided for the cere-
mony and Mrs. Arthur Grange
explained the requirements for
each Explorer. The junior
group were called forward and
received their first red star
from MrS. Lloyd Humphreys
and Mrs. Donald Young, The
girls were: Gail Seers, Marian
Armstrong„ Nanty Brown,
Louie Johnston, and Sharon
Noble, Marie Plunkett and
Beverley Harkes were absent.
The second red star was ,pre,
seated to Linda Reed and Linda
Sproul by Mrs. Bean, and the
first blue stars were presented
by Mrs. Robert Arthur. The
ten members were all present
and they were: Patsy Wilkin,
Karen East, Donna Chamney,
Shelley Grange, 'Mary Wilkin,
Linda Jefferson, Janet John-
ston, Donna Baechler, Linda
Snowden and Cathy Schneider.
Mrs. Arthur Grange was the
pianist for these ceremonies.
Mrs. George Wilkin 'thanked
the girls and their leaders for
the opportunity to see 'them at
their work and thanked the
leaders on behalf of the parents
and friends present.
Stalling Master, assisted by the
bast Masters of the Lodge,
Personals
The National Christmas Ves-
per" Service of the CGIT was Observed On Sunday evening,
and in. spite of the inclemency
of Ile weather, there was a
goodattendance,
Thirty,five pair of Mittens
from the Mitten tree were dis-
tributed betWeen the Northern
Ontario missions and the Ch-ildren's Aid at Goderich. Mit-
tens for the tree will be re-
ceived until Christmas Sunday.
Any PerSon who • is unable
to attend church service and
Wish to have Holy Communion
in their own • home art this
Christma$ season may have the
opportunity by pontacting the
minister or an elder.
School Section No, 5 will
hold their Christmas Concert
on Friday, December 113 in the
Community Hall at 8 o'clock.
Miss Bessie Davidson, Sea-
forth, visited with Mrs, Bert
Allan for a few days during
the week,
Mrs, Robert Townsend is at
present visiting with her dau-
ghter in Toronto,
North Huron Wi.
Hear Toronto
Speaker at Auburn
AUBURN — The Summary
Day for the dessert course for
the Women's Institutes of the
northern 'part of Huron was
held in the Sunday school room
of St Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingharn, with a good
attendance.
Mrs, Dan Hallahan,
was the chairman and Miss
Patricia Damude, Huron Coun-
ty home economist, welcomed
the ladies and the guest speak-
ers.
Miss Mary McInnis, food and
nutrition specialist from Tor-
onto, spoke few words and
presented badges to leaderP
from Auburn, Cranbrook, St.
Helens, Lakelet, Brussels, Bel-
grave, Walton, Blyth and Ford-
wich. All leaders gave a two-
minute report on their classes.
The Auburn group presented
a skit on desserts with Mrs. Ed
Davies, Mrs. Robert Arthur,
Mrs. Lloyd' Humphreys, Mrs.
Frank , Raithby and Mrs. Ar-
thur Grange taking part.
The Blyth group with Mrs.
Albert Nesbit and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. McDonald made a
fruit jello dessert for their
demonstration.
Mrs, Ray GoWdy, Fordwich.
introduced the guest speaker
of the afternoon, Dr. Louise
Elder of the scientific research
department of Canadian Can-
neries Ltd,
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